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and moderate activity OF yesterday, and to-day the
market IL quite and barely steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 2a.--yirTinia es, &c.
ferred' i0k: consolidated. 10; second series ~ :
past-due coupons, 80; new io-fOs' 40 pia w
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Movements of all parties on contract rates i'm
groups =, y, c. and ID, VIII be rid Charlotte and
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE railway division.
Richmond and Danvillc railroad.
The rond-trip tick Z herein named. when used
siugly, are Of q specific contract form VOID If
TRANSFERRED TO OTHERS THAN ORlGl-
MAI. PURCIIASERS-aud authorize the require
mcnt Of Identification Of said purchasers az tho op-
tlon OF the railway agents or conductors.
To the end Of aifording increased facilities for
visiting the Exposition. CONTRACT TICKETS,
adapted tu parties of the size herein named, are
likewise offered. They embrace all the .tipula-
lions of single tickets, with the additional one that
they are good for transportation To Atlanta ouly
when presented on trains In connection with ALL
OTHERS or THE SPECIFIC CLASS THEY
BELONG TO. as per the prices given.
Holders Of these tickets may return upon them
they are the original purchasers and Identify them
selves accordingly.
For all information not contained I'm this circu-
lar, apply to the undersigned, 20 agents az sta
lions named 4. POPE,
no 3O-3t General Passenger Agent.
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Commencing THURSDAY. Bor.ni.- r...
safe and thorough lycOmf.rIliio ri..,,...- %,
HAVANA VIII leave Wet Point ru.rr. ..I b..
Rlchmond train TUESDAYS. IIfl .n~tif- ...
SATURDAYS arriving 20 E.li.u..r.. .....t
4. NJ, and connecting with .H ffII... r..-....
straight tickets tO Blium0rc.......
nm "ul' u "I
'',l. =, 800. n, .....
from steamers cabin Tlu..
For Tickets, Imc-t ards. aul 500 Informal. ..
call on 4. W. CARRIER s. CO.. o., It...f t..,f
at the Richmond and Danyille dcp,'. .rf.rnr..r
signed. P,,f
General Passenger ana Ticket t..It
no 80 30. I..fH .rr....
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 90 koon.-Stoeks fair
~ nrm. Money, 5(G6 per eeOt. Exchange-Long,
$50; short. 4S4. state bonds Inactive. Gov
ernments quiet and unchanged.
EreninQ.-Exchange, 4S0. Governments higher
Money and I'd per cent Stiles in iiubt reanesi
Sab-Trsasury balancc--Coin, s65,965,90l; cur
rency, ei,436,653.
Csss to s. &c G'0 So aI smai 80
do. "B,n b's, 99Y; do. As, 81 Chicago aud
North western, 129k; do. preferred, 143; Erie,
46x; East Tennessee Railroad, IAN: Georgia
Railroad, 1888; illinois Central 1881; Lake
shore, 1919; Louisville and Nashville 96A
Memphis and Charleston, IL; Nashville and
burgh, 1876; Richmond and Allegheny, SO;
Richmond and Danyille, ilgx; Rock Island,
I33X; Wabash, st. Louis and r., 444; do. prefer
red, b5k: Western Union, S5f.
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BY W. Goddin. Auetloneer.

BY W. Goddn. Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF VEN
ABLE STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH
AND MOSBY STREETS.-Actinga as comni ssion-
crs Of the Chanccry Court Of the city Of Richmond
under a decree entered on the 2lst Of june. 1901
In the four consolidated cases Of winston s excel
tors, &C.. rs. Briefs executors, &C., We shali Oucr
for sale at public auction, on The premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1881,
NJ O'Clock T.. NJ, the property located rs above,
fronting 4 feet, running back la feet, having
thereon LARGE FRAME DWELLING confirm
ing five rooms. and LARGE FRAME KITCHEN
with four rooms. The location IS desirable one
for "A residence or busincss-stdnd.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added and title retained TIL all Of the purchase
money shall be paid and convey ance ordered Dy
tho Cont j. Il. YOUNG,
HILL CAETER,
GEORGE u. HAW.
a. RI COURTNEY.
NOES Special Commissioners.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK, November 20.-Thc Posrs financial
article GAO +, N. ediiion) says: The stock tx
change markets are less active than yesterday
Unit<d States bonds ARE higher for the As, this
being the only change. southern state bonds are
dull, but Tennessoe's per cent. higher for the
new 6's and the new series. Railroad bonds are
generally arm, but quiet. Boston, Hartford and
Erie hrsts are exceptionally strong being up ~
per cent. 10 74s. The stock market was
Irregular In the early dealings anG general
by lower. Since 1890 o'clock the market,
as a rule. has been strong. and the net re-
salt Of the fluctuations thus far for the day IL q
general advance Of kG& above yesterdays closing.
A special feature has been Oregon Navigation,
which Is up per cent. 10 1G6: another Erie pre-
fcrrcd, which Is up 81 per cent. 10 sos. 'The
weakest stock to-day has been Denver and Rio
Grande. which has fallen 10 10Y from S0K. There
The loan market 4 working smoothly at 0 per
cent. on stocks. The loading Government bond
dealers are literally supplied ON United States
fSout per cent. In the foreign exchange market,
IRE Is pereeptible reaction from the strength
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by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
" AUCTION SALE OF THREE VACANT
LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICIIMOND:-By virtue
of a decree of Richmond Chancery Court Of the
18Th OF March. 1881, In the suit Of Freeman Is.
Brown, &c, | will sell, on the premises on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1881,
at 4 o'clock L. NJ, LOT on the west line Of Twen-
ty-seyenth between and i streets, 3lxl32 feet
10 l6-fOot alley, known as Lot No, Is, I'm square
IL; LOTS Nos. 8 and 4, In Lot AZ. IN the plan Of
Port Mayo, at the southwest corner OF Louisiana
and Eighth streets. Each lot 20 S-l2xlOO feet.
TERMS: Cash. j. l.. APPERsON,
no ~ Trustee and commissioner
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GOAL AND W0OD-FIRST-CLASS
" FuEL.-All kinds OF ANTHRACITE
SPLiNT, CLONER-IILL, WEST VIRGINIA,
ENGINE, CUMBERLAND, and all other COAL,
constantly ON hand; also, OAK and PINE WOOD.
All offered at reduced prices. II will pay you 10
call and examine prices before purchasing. Oppo
sition to combination my motto. Offices. 1905
Cary and ITO Broad street, opposite Theatre.
jy2 Z. III. PAGE.
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DlCHllOND AND DANNlILE RAIL
IL ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.

Lynchburg Passenger Train. No. a. Daily.
Leaves Richmond 10 ....................{. 2J b. 81.
Arrives AZ Burkcyille .............J{ 80 r. NJ
sYORK-BlNER LINE.
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BY J.. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Auctionccr,
lib east Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
~ AUCTION SALE OF THE FARM CALLED
"WALNUT SHADE" CONTAINING SIN
HUNDRED ACllES 1.-TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES IN CAROL NE AND THREE
COUNTIl.-By virtue of decree Of the Rich
mOnd Chancery Court Of tie 18th Of March, les J,
i'm the suit OF Freeman Us. Brown, &C., ! will sell
at the Office of the auctionCcr on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1851,
ut 2 O'Clock VI, the PROPERTY located above,
with TWO SMALL Log CABINS the dwelling
having been destroyed by fire several years aR0l
A quantity OF railroad Ties, besides other timber
and wood, may be cut from the forest. About six
miles from the RappahannOck river.
TFRNS: Cash, j. l.. APPERSON.
no % Trustee and Commissioner.
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DICHMOND. FkEDErlCK>BIEG

II I u VI = y y, 7 ILIJI II N~UI II
IL AND POTOMAC EAIIEOtD.--.I ...,I.
commencing SUNDAY. NoycmlDl 1.Ie.I.
900 4. VI, leaves Byrs->tro,t.t. I ID, ....
only no liiliurl rl ful..l I.,
$50 \. Me- leaves Byrd-~tre.' station fIIs ..,-
ccpt sunday.
f:5O i. VI, leaves Byrd--tr0Df station ..fr
400 l.. NJ. Accommodation l0r Ashland. f..r..
bro1d->ircc' station l.ls A..
sundays.
l1:2s 4. W., arrives M Eyed-~f..,t .t.t..,f.l.
2:49 4. NJ, arrives at Byri-~fu.' ...f.. 3D.. a..
makes mo- local -f..-
OBS F. NJ. arrives at Hyrl---n.t .f.... I.H.
Except sunday.
S'3i \. NJ accommodation, arrive. .. l.....
street station dIilf 0f..t -.tI...
e. 4. TAYLOR. General 0 I..,' t..ri
+. I. ID. MYERS, General SUI ,rIutCul.u.
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4 direct four-hours connection d. r...l..
Richmond and Norfolk bV train, l...,.. t..'n
nond at 1880 A. VI. aud Norfolk I'd Il.,
MI trains leaving Petersburg VIII .ta-. .-.. .
AppomattoN depot I'D.
81 NDAl EXCURSION TRAIN, i....r...
mond NJ = \. VI. 1nd Jf5 T.. ". Iolt. r...-.
at . n. VI. and j:l5 T.. VI. every SUNDAY
j. b. hLlST
No.. General >ap,irI..t.t
\. POPE, General Passenger and 3d.. t...'
no 81
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Passenger. Freight


IAN trains daily cNccpt sunday passenger train
connecting 40 West Point on Tuesdays. Thursday.
aud saturdays with steamers for Baltimore and
the North.
Freight train leaving Richmond ~ $40 4. NJ.
will have passCngcr-cuach attached.
Train No. "A cOunccts 80 Eurkeyillc with Nor
folk and Western railroad Tor fIrmFille, Lynch
burg, and Hll southwo tern points.
Train No. "a fast mail runs only between Dan
vile and Atlanta, stopping al Greensboro Sails
bury, Charlotte, STartnnburg' Grccuyillc, seneca,
Iocc0a. Lula and gainesville connecting 90 AZ
huta FOR al points South aud Southwest.
Train No. 80 Through passenger stops 40 100 -tI-
tons. connecting nj >uthcrln', with Milton and
Sutbcrln NarrOw-1augc railroad for Mli0ui at
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
Tor all points In Western North Carolina, 40 AZ
lanta for an points south aud Southwest.
Train No o. Through passenger aud iu1n stop
al all stations, connecting 40 Nuthcrln' Mlu NlI-
tom and Sutherlins Aart0W-Uaugo railroad for
Milton; al Atlanta for an points south and -u1tl-
west: al Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia anI
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia, Augusta, >tfln-
nah and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive ~ Richmond 10
2:3s l.. VI. = 4. NJ, and -. NJ. and from 81 -
Point az 1920 \. NJ. Nasscngrrl, 9lu D. W.
freight
PULLMAN-CAE SERVICE
on Train 5o-New York and Atanttia Wa.a-
lngt0n and Danyille.
on Train 52-Kichmond and Dan'llic and DHl-
willie aud Augusta.
An passenger trains stop at Bon sir.
Tickets sold % all points south, southeast, .Ii
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oyer checks given on local uckui-
A. POPE.
General Passenger and Ticket AsH.i
7. VI. Il. TALC0rr, General Manager OH"
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AUCTION sALEs--.Pature Days.
AUCTION 8ALEH---Future Days.
by Frank n. nm Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l0e Main street.
piedmont AN ID ARLINGTON
BUILDING,
At TIE
NORTHEAST CORNER
MAIN AND NINTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA
AT AUCTION.
IS.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LTE-ISsUGANcE
COMPANY.

BUCK TT AIS,
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RAILROAD LINES
~ :.g......;

49,
&&A ;s Co.;
DICIIMOND AND pETTpSTSa.
III RAILROAD COMPANY-Ta"' opl RG
SUNDAY, NOyembcrz7, 1891 traln, ~ 'A'lnS
will run as follows: "" Nil' rad
LEAVE RfcHMosD-soJru
800 +. W., FAST MAIL. daily. Msk..,
connecilons for savannah. ..N
. only ~ Petersburg and gltr
LOU ~ h'' IhHOCGH MAIL, dlliy. ,,'ff.
hg Tor Raleigh. Charlc'ior p
gusts, AIKEN, Savannah. 4td O. N.'
sobFlle. stops al Sh0Ds. Cl A.
tenralia, Rcwry's Blue. p,r ,F
Slc,pcrs between Now Y..J .il
=, charleston on this triiu 800
lO:iO L. NJ, MAIL, daily. make, tb-,-.t
hecuOn Tor Charleston. sf,,...l'
andJacksonyillc Nt,f. ,t ~ 'l.
Blum, Centralia. and (he.ier u.tt
man rance SlccpAg-( AZ. ...-
washington ana Jacas9uytH. e.
on this train. ''''' aI.
600 II. NJ, FREIGHT. daily cxroft S....
o'l1 a. NJ, fEEl6HT' daily eNccpt -.lr,'..
LEAVE fETEHsLrEG-,a.rr
$3.50 y. NJ, LAST MAIL, daily SD-. ,,i. ..
Chester. 'H'l lf
$3.50 2. NJ, THROUGH NAIL.aallv.o,,,,...
WIN Richmond, lrcler.. ,.',,
Potomac railroad for ali r...,.. t''l
and West; also MAXIM .an-... .'i
WIN chesapeake aul Di..r...
Tor all points IVES. T. &
STOPS ~ Manchester. Cfn..-
Centralia. Pullman -.e.-..r. DO. a.l
Train between ChaF'c i.a ..f
York. 1907. SOW
7;lc y. NJ, MAIL, daily. connccflr, f,.,...-
cept sunday with o.. n...i ''-
frcderick .burg suI Potion.
road for the North iud f..r De
al Chester, Drcwy BuH..t r.
tralia. Pullman Pal.., .I .i-
Cars between Jlrt..sIl. ,
and Washington on I.I-..' '.."
500 \. VI, FREIGHT. Gaiiy cNt,.. .....
4.3O L. NJ, FREIGHT. da!ly,1..' "t.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

Ours seems 10 be country OF magnln.
cent sgaims IS well as of distances
This company, Of which so much is BE-
ing said in the newspapers, in the light
of recent developments, has about as
much legal right 70 guanO beds in Peru
as King Kalakua has to gold mines In
Kamtschatka. The ''Landreau claim
upon which it pretends to base its rights,
and upon which it goes before Congress
for Intervention against Gillian aequisi-
ton OF Peruvian territory, is itself but
the 'sbaseless fabric of vision, as dis
graceful in its maintenance by our gov
eminent as impertinent to Chilli and in
solenuy plundering to Peru.
1t now appears that the Landreaus
were not even citizens of the United
States when they set up their claim. but
citizens of France. and that, at its best,
this claim had no better foundation than
a decree by Peru, granting to the finder
one third of all government property
concealed by the suppressed Jesuits.
This decree referred solely to property
concealed by the Jesuits after the sup
preston of converts, and could, by no
legal stretch, be made to include undis-
covered guano beds; yet the Landreaus
did pretend so to construe said decree.
Their claim was denied by the Peruvian
Government, but in consideration Of the
valuable discovery signifed its pleasure
at some future time to consider the sub
ject of compensation, and upon this the
Landreau brothers based a claim for
81. OO0, 600. and, after negotiating and
blowing about 1t several years, raised
their figures to $50, 900, 900. They then
transferred their claim to the so called
American Peruvian Company" for
$125 600, 900, and that company now
proposes, through Congress, to brighten
off Chilli aud rob Peru to the tune of
81, 200 OO0,0 If that is not cheek, "
we would like To know what is?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31


There will be an unusually small num-
Der Of State Legislatures in session next
month. Within two years Maine has
dropped out Of the list Of States holding
annual sessions. The Legislatures of
Kesmcky, South Carolina. Virginia and
Tennessee are already in session. that of
Tennessee having been summoned in
extra session. Tue States in which the
session viii begin within the next three
weeks are Connecticut, Iowa, Maryland,
Massachusetts,, Minnesota. Mississippi,
New York. New Jersey. Rhode Island
and Wisconsin Twenty four States will
pass through the winter without addi-
fional law, unless one or more of their
Governors see a season for calling the
wise men together.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

The New Orleans Pieayune wants a
factory in that city TO make cordage
from cotton, and says: ''Mr. Thos. ID.
Dunhaun. aFopemaker Of Boston of forty
xearss experience. the son Of aropemaker
- sixty years experience, states that
over $50 tons Of hemp rope il made In
.hs limited Ststes daily, and that the
hemn Is mostly imported. He also says
,,..t The cotton fibre is preferable, and
-, -, lotion rope can be made for 80 per
-, ,ess than hemp rope, and that cot
- -, ~ene Is better for all shipping uses
- bolt rope. halliards. tow rope
$3.50 -. tackle aud falls. hosting etc.
1 - csuIking he holds that It is superior emo,
:, /. = hsmp. and believes that II can De nseo
- 80, ~ooslnr aud instead OF duck, ana a
- ..,.,;,u,e for lesther and ruooer IN
-, Z s'.' nd betting. and for tnbing e en-,
-. -. telegraph wircs and 'elepnons J,
- roth overhead and underground
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

A queer marriage case is reported from
Montreal, Canada. A couple of young
French Canadians If Catholic faith
went to Protestant minister to be mar
RED, the parents of the girl having re
fused their consent ID tn unio:.. An
action was subsequt ntly brought by the
parents to annul the marriage, on the
ground that it was no. legal owing 10
the celebrant being Protestant. In an
ella crate judgment. aboundiog in re-
search upon the subject treated of, the
Judge referred the case to the Catholic
Bish p of Montreal for his decision,
under an old French law which is still
in force.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31
The Southern Farmers Monthly


A copy of the January number, for
1882. of this popular monthly is before
us, and we are pleased to note that this
number is especially valuable in infor-
nation relating to the farm, garden,
household, stock, poultry, ETC., besides
its usual full correspondence and we'll
written editorials. Its splendid fashion
department is undiminished in utility
and beauty, while we find edged in
another little department of original
observations upon passing events. The
number contains several pages of matter
more than usual, and it may be justly
said of it that, in all of its departments.
the Southern Farmers Monthly comes
fully up to the standard of the best
works of the kind in the South.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

This has been a great railroad year for
the country. The cOst of those which
have been added TO the system has hard
" been less than $500. coo, 900. according
"a the estimate Of a cOntenp Orary.
Building operations have also taken
another form around the great cities in
almost equal propo'tion. Fifty thou
sand buildings have been started in Chi
caro. Eew York has added $50, 600 600
worth within the year. Cities have
sprsur into being from nothing, and
come 70 the front with a Mayor and cor
poufion.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

Once more J. Gould. the great rail-
road king. is credited with a ''ten
strike" Il is now stated that in con-
junction with Cyrus W. Field and
Russell Sage, he has obtained control, by
the purchase of one hundred thousand
shares. of ali the New York elevated
railways, clearing S3.5OO,OOO in the
transaction. Attorney General Ward
and Judge Wesibrook are charged by
the Tines with having played into his
hand. and some sharp criticisms on the
subject are going the rounds of the
ms
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

The Independent Republicans Of
Pennsylvania. through their Executive
Committee, have decided. to adopt ?
policy Of reform within the party for the
next campaign. And the Independent
Republican Boston Herald says: 'This
viii be good news to Boss Cameron.
That committee Of $50 viii be crunched
BY the machine like pesk Of corncobs
in a forty mule power mill"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

Among the precautions taken against
the small-po IN san Francisco is the
enforced vaccination Of everv Chimes
immirraut on shipboard before he is al
lowed 70 land. In order 10 be certain
thst the work is thoroughly done the
vscciuatiug officer Is allowed g fee OF
one dollar for each vaccination.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

The London SOC ETY. for the Proven
ton Of Compulsory Vaccination bases
its aetiou on the fact that while vaccine
ton undoubtedly operates 70 prevent the
spread OF smsn pox. for that very reason
II retsrds discovery and improvement in
the scientific treatment Of disease. These
gentlemen must belong TO the class which
Gufteau calls medical cTsnks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

The indications are tina: the present
session Of Congress will extend far into
next summer. Besides the tariff, the
Presidential inability question and others
Of 8 character 70 cause prOtracted dis
cussiou, there is an unusual number Of
contested election cases in the House,
some Of which viii probably lead to
lively partisan debates that will consume
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31
The Camperdown Cotton Mills, near

The Camperdown Cotton Mills, near
Charleston. S. c., during the past year
used up 5000 bales of cotton, manufac-
tured between $3.50, 600 and $500 600
worth of goods, and declared a IL per
cent. dividend for the year. The Pied
mont Manufacturing Company, in the
same State, is about to erect twenty cot
tages for its employees. This means
business for home tradesmen. employ
ment for home mechanics, and an in
creased home market for farmers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31
HARPER,s PERIopIcAIs.-We

HARPER's PERIoDICALs.-We call at
tention to the advertisement. elsewhere
published, of the various periodicals of
Harper s. Brothers, New York. The
publications of this firm are too well
and universally known to need much
mention. They happily combine in
struction, interest and amusement, and,
apart from the political bias of certain
of their issues. are among the cheapest
and most satisfactory publications in the
country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

TIE annual increase of wealth in the
United States is estimated at 1926, 000,-
600, while the annual accumulation in
Great Britain is 1926, 600, 900; in France,
1870. 100000. and in Germany only
5000 100000. Annual incomes reach
the highest average in this country and
Great Britain-$165.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

Hon. Beuj8min Harris Brewster, the
new Attorney General Of the United
S,stes. hss accepted the tender Of com
planetary dinner By the bar Of Phila-
delphis. the time and place to be here
after named BY those rendering the com
nIiment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

The railroad which ex Senator Blame
is to manage runs from the Baltimore
and Ohio Road to the source of the Po-
tomac river, and thence south until it
connects with the Richmond and ALE
gheny Railroad. The ex-senator has
$500, 600; Senator Davis. o. West Vir-
GINA, 100000 S. D. Eikir $500, 900,
and Mr.. Blaine $3.50. 600 of stock, and
Senators Window and Bayard small
amount each.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

The Independent Republicans Of Penn
sylvauia threaten to nominate Wayne
MacVeagh for Governor at Their cOnven
ton 70 be held in Philadelphia on the
18th Of January. It is not probable,
however, that they viii take this step in
obedience 10 the demands of the admin
istration. It evidently exhausted itself
on the encouragement it gave the Ma
hone Increment in Nirginia
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

It's expected that the session Of Con
rress viii be s very long one, not so
much on account Of the amount Of i'm
u.ortant business on hand as on account
Of the evident intention of partisans 10
rake Up issues and pro'Ong discussions
for the purpose Of making political CAPT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

The committee formed several years
ago 10 provide for the reception and
erection in New York Of Bartholdi's
colossal statue Of Liberty Enlightening
the World" announces that the full
amount needed to complete the statue
$3.50. 600 has been raised in France, and
that the work will soon be ready for
shipment An appeal is now made for
subscriptions TO build pedestal, which
II is estimated will cost as much as the
statue itself.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-31

There is a rumOr that a conference is
in progress in New York city of South
err and Eastern capitalists. looking
toward the forcing Of the passage by the
present Congress of the bill recently IN
troduced by Senator Kellogg and Repre-
sentative Z John Ellis, Of Louisiana, a
subsidy for an ocean mail service be-
tween the United States and foreign
ports. The object of the conference is
70 organize a lobby and there viii be an
early movement in Washington.