The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, April 09, 1897, Image 4
WASHINGTON. Our Regular n Corrowindeni • Wntcs lintei taiain^iy. AN INTERESTING BUDGET. Some Presidential Nominations Sent in to the Senate. RECEIPTS AMI HXPENDITURES Some Comparative Figure* l or the Month of March. Wear Admiral Puv+oli Retired. Public l>eht Statement. Foreigner# and Our Tariff. Other "latter#. 'i'hc I’resi.U-nt Hi tt.l to tint Semite Thursday tint following nominations: Stub! Andrew it. Whit.-, of N«‘W York, to i*i AmbacMtidor Kxtraordlnary and Min inter i i.-nipotontlury i a tlie United State* to tier many. William U. Draper, of Maswu-Uuaetta. to la- Ainbaet-.nlor Uxtraor! tiar.t and i Minister i’h-uliiotimtlnry of tie- United | Htnbn to Italy. Chandler llale, of Maine, to be Sec rotary of the Kt.il.asay m the United States at Home, Italy. Samuel h, Gra/toy, of Massachusetts, to tie Oooeui of the United States at Pu-OlMttu, Old Jin. An*m Burlingame Johnson, of Oolo ratio, to Vie Consul of the United States at Amoy, Oliijm. VV 11 h d r a wn Atirtolt Burlingame JoblMoii, to lie (kmialll 111 Phu-CIuiu. Intfirlor Henjmnlu Buttorworth, ol O'Ulo, to 1 m- ('mum iaslottor t,f t ’at.-nts. TrcuKUry Oliver I,. Spaulding, of MJcUIgtui, to l»i> Assllurtt Secretary of ttu- 'IVfxt.Mitry. William it. Howell, of New Jorwy, to Is- AnulnUuit Secretary of t he Trea* tu-y. War. '-Oapl. Itobrri r'raiK, .Signal i kflrpH, U> Major. Col. Krcd D. Grant, of New York, and non of <«pii. U . H. (JraiLt, lum icon ofTt n-il U»p pusitioai of rotary of W ar aud t«oa tin* offer under (NMiohlnratUm. .......unit lily comparative statement of tin* t •ovornstivdit jumI ex pejuittnrea eh.»w the t*»t«j reveipbt dur tog M«« ili to hare been $ntl,2tT,«82, ami tho Aiil/uj.- |Ti.2Vl.WT, louring u Hiwpluv for the month of to i*H,t»sr> Tble exciHM Is due olmool en Mroly to tacrotoe'd retsfljila from cun tom#. During March IMS I, tla-rc wiih a dotUSt of about *2 Skt.OOO. The to tal recclpte ilitriug tlw* I st nlm- utontlia were f2-447.H!»,Of,l ami is- o.V|M‘iidlturea *‘ASI.tHMl,:v'(2, leaving Ihe itetU-U for tluit IH-rhnl H’iH.no.I.Wl. The receipts from ciiKtom# during March amount,-d to *22,K«,H5tl as emnjar.sl with Ilil.MI, 215 for Ma is'h, t si Ml. The reoeiplH from internal revi.irK* Iiuti-:! -i-d aliout s:i75,0Uo over March of ' isi yen'. Itaiir Admiral Joltn II. Itu^MCdl, re tln^l. died n4 Iiim I’u^idemv In ton after Hii iLIm^ of i ion lh. Me was Vxwn lu FtvtlerU’k, Md . In and eiUi*red the uhvj a midshipman w lu'ii onl> 11 yua -1 Id. ID now imiuh Active naval st v during tlu Mexi im wo r, H4id lotuj si list im*l ion III ivnmv ’i' th the of <'ll Lilt'K*> | n > i •O. dotivering dTs|*ati*h» v n (I (' <u oitt « UiJ> I iy \'-i h Aim in and Hnglish • •iivoys wet iMlniUiotl to uudiom'i’. The tm>iM h*> to a amt of the nubile tb*l»t shows that at tb«’ uIonu of husD nii^ YYisIm'iWa , March Sli*. Uw debt, less <*a.sh in Hn* ti\\isiiry. aun»u-uted tt» $l, 0 tlH, 0 tl 2 . 1 ? 0 O. a Teenv^we for ihe month of ".n/JM. I'bls a«HNHMiUHl for by a o>n>*s|mml.i]ir <k» eretiM* iji amount of oasa on hand. TLa* debt in trlatisl as follows: ItiOToat luviring .lebt, .«MT.5G4,U50; debt on which interest ha* ceas'd siniN» maturity, $l.,*»5\?60; debt bear ing m. nb- :>T.«• :x». l\daJ. $1. •J'Jb.ooT.osr. rtos. however, doe* not imlude *. 7.1 in ortlficati# and trsMsury n»*U's outstanding and offset by iu* equal amotuu of t*ash in the m-awiiry. TIk- <ti#h in tlie rmwnry is cln tiled a# follow# ilnlil. 212.V . silver. .vM7.SnS,2II: pnjHH-. *151 iC.7 :..H B ml# tliaburstug ..ffic #’ ImIhui-.’w. »W>.. J17, stB.'XW. Total. S#7 '4»,75it. a gin not which titero .tic ik-ugiu.l i.abtlitic# lunowiriiig iu *ti53.t!M.I63. which linvts a -i*'’i iialamv in the tcMdsars >f *222.olo.'JtW. TIh- first open and t\ia-:iial nxpres sion* of diwnusfauihat with tin» ja-ml ing tanff tiiU on the (Mil of foreign tatrt.ais Imre eon-., to the State l*ei>ari me.il from Japan an - Argentine. Tlie Jape ni we Miti>#t Ini# oxiitv-esyl tlie regret of tus t*.*. t ihe proixwed s.VqaHm .if silk *ch« 1 .i!.* tluit .without pr tjt lie. rig to Wp iK th* tilaanfacturers of the Unites 1 Ftauw, throaten seriously tin- import troth 4 It pan ha* f-ntted built States up at grent in exp-m- anti • [tartly niui j j th<; raw " :an ' lfa ' !lu r ttl Hilk 1 The Argentine Minister has adaed ,, . hi« j trot!-tit, iu the usual diplomatic form, against the proposed duty on ; hides and other raw material corning from his country iu great quantitia* to the United States. It is pointed oi*t by biin that when the United Slotos, iu the Wilson bill, placed wool on the free list and placed no duty on hid-*, Lh* OoTermnesit of Argentine voluB tartly, in recognition of the friendly »j«Irit Bhown by the United State*, re¬ sponded by placing lumber, of which great stores were exjiorud to Bucaioa Ayres, on tin ir free list, and by reduc¬ ing duties on otter important import* frost the United States. BIG BLAZE. Richardson Block and Other Chat¬ tanooga Property Burned. y^j g PAPERS LOST. A Prominent Citizen F alls Six Sto r j es an( j |, Crushed to Death. AN ARCHITECT, BURIED UnderTonsof Iron and Brick. Heavy hx- j plosion Preluded the Uire,Which Wrought jj eat (, and ttestruction. Half a riillion Loss. Chattanooga, 'IVtin. Fire broke out i at 3 o’clock Satuntay monrlns in the ftiohardaon Building, on Market Ktrec-t, and In two liourw the handaomcKt store aud office building in the city was a ^ ruLnB. One threatening wall overlooking Market street emperlla the safety of passera-by, and prohibit trultic for art eutlre square. Boyd Kwing, roeeivor of the Hast Teonctftsee Land Ooiupany, fell six sto riea aud was crushed to death, while B. M. Patton, architect, the designer Llie building, is Lmriuii iwid< r hiiv tlrv'de of tons of debti*. The buUdlng w«* »ix irtorleo high *nd the tavgeto office Week lu the c>lt^. law library *>t 6tKJ volumes was loeat ed ott the fourth floor, auA together with many valuable collections, were lost. Tlie loss on law liooks uloue la *100,000. 1’he tire origUutted In the boiler rtHiiu of the basement and waa prewded by a heavy explosion, plainly Ueunl for many blocks. 'l*he ground site wo* originally purchased for $110, (KKi, while the cost of The super-atruct ur»‘ exceeded *160,000. It was in the renaissance style. There Is aliout *175, (kto Inanrance, *01,500 of whlcli w.ia placed with local firms and was carried Oil tlio building. The greatest loss re suited from the total destruction of valuable personal Insurance, railway and legal documents, tliat cannot be replaced. Only the contents of stored in the block are saved. I lie ntliecti of tlu* Chattanooga South mi, mid the Chattanooga, Borne & Co lumbus Railroad, the local offices of It. t; Dun A- Co., tlie National Build lug & Ianui Oomptiuy, and numerous l uge agencies, insurance, mercantile and manufa tun>rs wuiv located here, tik* total losses cannot ho stated in figures, but will not full short of $500, 000. Other losses a re Hu* Y ager building, adjoining, *5.000, occupied by O. A. Morris & Co., s,xsi dealers, loss on Mock *3,000. Tb* Third National Bank, across the street, caught fire, but the IIallies there were extinguished with out much damage, The IUcliardaon building waa tbo proj^erty of the American Investment Ooiupany. compostnl of * mde and t'-haa. Richardson ant! tin* estate of John RUdianistii. all of New Orleans Kd 1*'- RUdiartUon, manager id the property, hatl a narrow eseape by the dre e^ivipe. but Boyd Kwing. who fainted in Richardsou's arms, dropped to the pavement from the sixth door window hen the former became ex hauated. SeSveral ctlar ixvU] >ant* *uffei«d slight »eoithnits. A Sculflc Reaults Fatally. Jackson. Mi<*. A siMH-iaJ from Car rollloa to tlie Clarion-I.-otigvr. says: Mr. Jcsso H;irt, acootn|vini'rl Miss No- j ni Ugglcwtou to church last iiight. Do their i-ctiim home the young laiiy pick .al up a fiSUil Unit had liven left ta the l«rlor, »1 hw Hart, jokingly ordered her to put it dow n. Fhe |4nyfully re fu-id and a scuttle ensued, when the pistol was dtorltarged and Mw Bggle- i stou. the la-lie of the i»uuty. fell .lead with a bullet through her brain. Hart is erased with grief. - J. 2 r*«( - fr/ (( ' Z r'/e \\ JIQ.-/W "■\ v m FL ■ 5> /F§^ \ mt W f I m I m s' j / . SL Jfc a?. * o- & L V 7 // 1 g Superior To AIS SarsapariSIas. i I il 4P t! i own in Georgia, over fift v v. ago, marvelous medictn.. was discovered. It was what is now known !>. I*, p., (Lippman' s Ureht Remedy ), and its fame and mentation has been growing with the years. shoulders, and joints, . . Dyspepsia, " Ythfumatism, Blood Poisoning, Pain in Skin the Diseases, side, waists, it has been berk equalled. ft Malaria, Scrofula, and all Blood and never Pam is subjugated, Health Renewed. Appetite restored and sleepless nights banished by \/,V \|yl f’-JN __ its wonderful influence. ,'5r P. p. is a wonderful t> otic a:td strengthener. Weak women should always take V‘-___ y I». p. I*. It builds them up. It ha-,’lie universal commendation of medical men convince throughout the aoang-y, kf-jsfical because we publish the formula on every bottle, and one trial will the : I that it is a genuine health restorer. \ FAad The Truth And Be Convinced. <1 'A 5 vras a 1 ariyr A Wtsntierfu! to mil scalar rheumatism Curb. tor thirty jfrllent ■week. Drs. J. thin 1 handle RICHARDSON. about one Piedmont, dozen bottles S. C. a 1 ’N) vent*; i f'W, U 31 medici nes and doctors with no per- . y\ ; iiiaiient if; I was advised to take P ]’. p. and \\ I’ beto-.e I w.tS;il'!e I tod ftnislietl work. two I feci bottles better tuy than pain I have subsided for riot Springs Surpassed. yo t * n f I years, aufi am confident cf a complete recovery. A boctlc of P. P. P.. has done me more good than J 1 J. S. DUPRISS, Newaanville, Fin. three months’ treatment at the Hot Springs, Ark. •V4 JAMES M. NEWTON, Aberdeen, Brown Co., O. // tontlmony from tho EVtayor. T with Rheumatism for fifteen years, tried Pimpics, Sores and Eruptions Curod. ; a.l 1 31 i.-e v'- <.called m : a specifics, bottle of but P. P. to ? no and purpose. I ftel like My a qualities I take great of the pleasure popular in medicine testifying fo to r skin the efficient disea «t'S ■ w ■- \ Two Well- - 1 g Phyciclano. an tions, known After unsightly I taking as p. entirely P. three and p. disagrcca i cured. bottles suffered i ble u accordance for eruption several on years with my ; ' dircc- with face, II i vron E own axu We aie having a bl>. male for your i’. i‘. P., and Capt. J. D. JOHNSTON, y ■- xrc preser be it in a greatmany case-;: and find i; an cx- Savannah, Ga. of Johnston & Co. & Tlie above letters are taken from ma.iy received by r.s. P, p. p., {Lippman's Great Pftnedv,) is a medicine whose virtucf, are known ft a the Atlantic to the Pacific.* f; ’ PrP. p. begins its work by purifying the blood, wi.ick is the source of all life, a h t \ sad d :s not cease until a pc:. :ire cure is effected. 'j' e mortifying eruption:. . -are daily the tasks, complexion, sleepless the nights, tired loss feeling of appetite, that pre¬ vents. irrita^lity horough aeeomplislr’.’.c: . of from of disposition, all mean a derangement the system consequent im: e blood, which can and will be cured by P. P. P, ti j ’( p_ X J (Lippman's Great. Remedy), is conceded by physicians and the people . C jst h ^ Greatest Blood Purifier of the Age. It positively and permanently \\ cutee. « adie'Bj ^.Wk-fcotmcyt.:, ^rice §i a bottle, six bottles for f j. I )\\ LIPPMAN BROS., sou Lippman Block, SAVANNAH. GA. psoKiuosa, z n i A7 OlSpriK j Do You Advertise? i j 1 Don’t You . I W flunk Your Ad Placed Her ro Would PAY ? TRY IT AND SEE.