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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-23

Collector Robertson has again told the
bows in the New York custom house that
they need not honor assessment calls I'M
less they want to. If Collector Robert
son repeats his assurance several more
times he will probably lead people to
suspect that he is in earnest.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-23

There Is no more terrible disease than
rheumatism, yet it can be made to relax its
iron grasp by .Coussens' Lightning LINZ
ment, never-failIng remedy for lame back,
neuralgia, sprains and bruises. Try ".
Price so cents a bottle. For sale BY q. NJ
Heidi & Co., Druggists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-23

They are urging in Beavers behalf
that he moved to make Garfeld's nOmi-
nation at Chicago unanimous. The
Blaine men, though, remember that
Cameron helped to slaughter Blaine
tUicp
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-23

"You must make break among the
capitalists" shrieks Henderson to Hub
bell. "This is Gould's campaign" re
marks Vanderbilt Such political
morality is monumental.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-23

There is still a big surplus in the
Treasury, but it must not be forgotten
that Robson and Keifer will have an
other whack at it next winter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-23
CHE MOruiua Aews.

1t is suspected that the last boom in
Confederate bonds is intended to en-
thuse the sulking half breeds throughout
the country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-23

The tariff on blankets is from 80 to
1O4 per cent The tariff on diamonds is
10 per cent. Our prosperous working
men deal largely in diamondsl
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aid Sutietu,

ra-The Memphis Mutual Aid Society, Memphis,
Tenn, pays 4-RHonth Marriage Benefit, 2o-Day
Birth RenefIt, and have the strongest one-Day
Marriage Assurance Company in existence Teie-
graph application at our expense. Membership
costs nothing for thirty days.
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9rass, Stf.
SEE HEREl

I UBIN'S Highly Perfufhed Toilet Soap, three
IL cakes in box only SC. box.
French BandoIine Powder. each package
producing half pint of superior Bandoline,
only lOc. package.
Scourene, the only securing soap that will
clean and polish without scratching, large cake,
same size as Sapolio. only SC. each.
Tie Diamond Dyes are the simplest, cheap
est, strongest and most brilliant dyes ever
made, a full assortment Of coiors, only 10c
package.
Why pay 81 for Syringe when you can buy
one equally as servicable for only sec.
Best Carbide Salve only 10c. box.
A large and varied assortment of Lamps and
Lamp Goods at reduced prices.
Pratt's Astral Oil and Bush & Denslow's
Safety Oil 25c gallon.
A full line of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent
Medicines Fancy and Toilet Articles.
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WANTED, a situation by young ~
w steady and industrious habits; b ll,'I y! q
experience In collecting and bookkeenin@,s. 4 ls1
Of references. Address BUSINESS. care MS oes
ing News -uofa
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4Bauted.

WANTED, a competent job and pe7v.1
w situation permanent. AppIv tnald
salary expected, to S. A. ADAMS A5sss1aung
Putnam County Journal Palatka Fla ilageF
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WANTED, a situation by a voun, -
w writing good hand and quick at 6,, llaf
and not afraid of work Address p ( pla
400, Charleston, G.. '' Do
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WANTED, furnished room. with no. :
w family of four in a private I BY
where home comforts can be obtained HoQse
dress R. s., News office Ad'
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WANTED, cook for a small family
w ply at ia Bay street. AP
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WANTED, situation, by young ~
w competent to take a set Of bool- Ian. Is
general office work. Best Of reference ., u DO
Address j., Box los. given
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WANTED, a good, reliable house girl -
w such as come well recommends Ong
have no encumbrances need apply at IGf Ian snd
street. 'Onsl
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aHnL's HAIR AND WmsKER DYE" SOC.
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StreEt 8aiIr0ads.

LEAVh ARRIVE LEAVE ARRIVE
NoETs'RE ISLE HOPE. ISLE HOPE CITY
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1885 A. NJ. sos a. NJ, $40 A. N. S:4J A.
l2:15 P. n. f2:45 p. N. 1850 P. NJ leo P
ABS 2. n sos p N $40 P NJ 5l1 P
National Republican., 1882-12-14
The Now BanIkruptcy BilI.

The preamble of the bill to compel the prose-
cution of proceedings in bankruptcy to a final
decree, introduced in the senate Wednes-
that many debtors who have taken the benefit
of the bankrupt act of March 2, 1867, have
failed to prosecute their cases to a final settle
ment, as contemplated by the law, which has
operated detrimentally to the rights and in
terests of creditors. The bill is as follows:
Be ii endcted, &C., That unless the said debtors
who have heretofore SO commenced proce edngs
in said courts under the acts or statutes herein.
before mentioned, shall within nine months from
the date of the passage of this act prosecute their
said proceedings to Il final termination. aud seek
The decree oil the said courts in their several mat
terS, as prayed for and intended or expressed in
their respective petitions filed by them in said
courts, the proceedings heretofore instituted by
said debtors shall Immediately. from and after the
period mentioned, be null and void and of no
force effect. and said debtors shall be liable in
all respects for the entire Indebtedness justly
owing TO their respective creditors at the time Of
commencing or instiuting said proceedings
under The aforesaid acts statutes, AMI
have the same legal rights and remedies
rs they then possessed, anything III said
acts or statutes, to the contrary ,notwith-
standing. But If any dividend or dividends
n Ill have been since paid to said credit
.urs by the designer or assiguees, trustee or
trustees Of the said debtors estate, the amount
thereof shall be deducted from the sum originally
found to be due by said debtors TO their respective
creditors and nothing herein contained shall in
any wise affect, vitiate, or annu the appointment
powers and interests of any assignee or trustee OF
OF any either of the said debtors estute their
title to any property vested in them under or by
virtue of any deed or assignment duly made or
given in the course of said proceedings
And the requirements, limitations, and provis.
ions hereinabOye eujoined and expressed In re-
gard TO proceedings under this act by debtors
voluntarily shall also apply TO all compul cory pro-
ceedings In bankruptcy heretofore instituted by
creditors under the acts or statutes hereinbeiote
mentioned,
National Republican., 1882-12-14
ANTI-PoLYeAMY.
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More LAW for the Mormons.


The anti-polygamy bill introduced in the
senate yesterday by MIR. Edmunds by re-
quest, contempates the addition of three sec
tions to the act of March %, 1882, as follows:
That in any proceeding or examination be-
fore grand jury or United States commits
sioner by reason of the provisions of this act,
and in any prosecution for bigamy, polygamy,
or unlawful cohabtation under any statute
of the United States, the lawful wife Of the
defendant or person accused shall be "a COM
petent witness, and may be called by the
prosecution, and shall be compelled to testify
in said proceeding, examination, or prosecu-
tion without the consent of her husband being
first obtained, the same as any other witness.
That in any prosecution for bigamy, poly
gamy, or unlawful cohabitation under any
statute of the United States, whether before
United States commissioner, or grand or
petit jury, an attachment for any witness
may be issued by the court or United States
commissioner compelling the immediate at
tendance of said witness; and 1t shall not
be necessary before the issuance of said at
tachment to first obtain personal service OF
subpoena upon said witness; provided always
that said attachment shall not issue as above
provided, except upon the certificate of the
United States district attorney, or one of his
assistants, that in the opinion of said attor-
ney is necessary that said attachment should
issue as aforesaid; and that any and all
statutes of limitation limiting the time
within which an offender against this statute
shall be prosecuted are, so far as they relate
to prosecutions for bigamy or polygamy,
hereby repealed, provided that the president
is hereby authorized to grant amnesty to any
offender guilty of bigamy or polygamy on
such conditions and under such limitations as
he shall think proper; but no such amnesty
shall have effect unless the conditions thereof
shall be complied with.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Naval Orders,

Passed Assistant Engineer L. W. Wooster,
and Naval Cadets A. McAllister and F. H.
Conant ordered to the Pensacola, Pacific sta
tion, per steamer, Goth inst. Lieuts. Thomas
Perry, Il. @. Pendleton and John Hubbard,
Masters S. A. Stanton, II. Il. Tyler, and r. II.
Mclean, Ensigns r. M. Potts and Edw. d.
Bostick, Midshipmen J. P. Parker, William
G. Pullman, William G. David, Benjamin W.
Hodges, p V. Lansdale, l.. f. Wright, and
James Fl. Oliver, Surgeon James A. Hawke,
Chief Engineer Alfred Adamson, Passed AS
sistant Engineer, ii. H. Cline, Naval Cadets
G. A. E. King, w. S. Sample G. L. Manning
and William 7. c. Hasson, detached from the
Swatara and placed on waiting orders; Pay
master II. II. b. Harris, from the Swatara,
settle accounts, and wait orders Passed AS
sistant Engineer George W. Stims and Cadet
Engineers X. o. Young and W. S. Smith, from
the Pensacola, and ordered to return home
and report arrival.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Our Europenn soUndro,.

Admiral Nicholson, commanding the Euro
pean squadron, reports to the Navy depart
ment under date Of Palermo, Italy, November
%, stating that the Lancaster had arrived at
that port two days from Malta. The Quinne-
baug arrived at Malta November IS, and her
sick were transferred to tho Lancaster. He
found the Nipsic in port, and sent her to New
York November 90, having on board the
United States prisoner, S. p. Mirgan, from
Smyrna, Joseph J. Morgan, seaman, general
court-martial prisoner and the body Of Medi-
cal Inspector Gibbs. The Quinnebaug left
Malta on the 18th of November for Vile
franche The Lancaster intended going to
Naples, Leghorn, Genoa and Villefranche.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Cnnl I.nnd necisinn.

Secretary Teller has decided that when q
person having a filing in land, under the coal
land law, makes an agreement or contract
under which he permits third party to enter
upon, occupy, and use such land, and to quarry
and remove therefrom and sell the coal, and
appropriate the proceeds, binding himself;
when he shall have procured letters patent,
to convey the land to such occupants in fee
simple, he must be considered as having in
fact sold and disposed of his interests under
his filing, and, therefore, as having forfeited
his right to complete and receive patent.
Such occupation cannot be treated as oecupa-
tion by agent; but if the party in actual pos
session can show right to claim as assignee,
such claim should be recognized.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Honr ror CInImnnts.

The senate committee on claims briefly and
favorably considered the Bowman bill, which
has been passed by the house, authorizing the
reference of all claims founded in law to the
the court of claims, in the discretion of either
Aousc, or its claims committee. At their next
meeting the committee will probably authorize
. favorable report upon this measure. The
bill is very important TO claimants, the great
majority of whom, however meritorious their
claims, are put Off from session to session, be-
cause 1t is physically impossible for congress
or its committees to act owing to the great
number demanding attention. The bill pro-
vidos that reference may be made by either
house of claims to be investigated by the court
of claims, and reported back to congress for
ual actich. The same right of reference is
{ en- to the heads Of the respective executive
National Republican., 1882-12-14
nrltlsh stenmer Aground.

The general superintendent of the life
saving service has been informed that the
English steamer Hester ran aground near
Galveston, Texas, yesterday morning, and
that the crew of the station had gone to her
relief, No particulars have been received.
National Republican., 1882-12-14

departments, so that claimants in the depart
ments may obtain the same benefits as those
before congress. Claims for the destruction of
property by the army or navy during the late
war are excluded from the operation of the
hill
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Seal G5statr Brokers
GhirouuNists.

VNASY FEET &c-DAILY WALKS IN THE
H open air and sunshine oxygenzg AID carbon
We the system, thor ughlv promoting ne4lth and
longevity. and Dr, Whites twenty-one consecutive
years OF successful practice In Washington, d. g.,
eDables requisite treatment for Hard aud SOFT OOrns,
lmnlous, Cub AMI Inverted Mails, Frost Bite, Chil.
bhns Vascular ENcrpsenccs and other COnplHintl
utthe feet Ryfsrs uthU tuust eminent phvslC and
surgeons Ills ChlrOpOdal Establishment lll6 Penn
sylvana avenue, opposite Mllards Hotel, Is PATRON
m. Sundays. 10 a. N 10 p, MI oaice Zee, y per
visit SEQ
National Republican., 1882-12-14
HOLIDAY GOODS.

our stock of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Ear
Rings. Fine Gold Jewelry, American Watches, Ster-
ling SiRerware In great variety, Plated Tea sets
b. -kels owls lee pitcers. Butter Dishes, Cgstors
SOUP Tureens forlssAud SPOONS Rogers II us Plat ed
Iuhc Cutlery, Joseph Rogers sons SHIELDED Ivory
Table Cutlery aud scissors, French Clocks, opera
olRsses brass ScOnoes, Mirrors, Cnndlesticks, Sp.,
was so complete WHICH call 10 the attention
Of purchasers, as they Will find our prices low.
HARRIS q SHAFER,
mrlGu No. lllS PennsylyaniA avenue.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Bonds Redeemed.

The assistant treasurer at New York reports
that he yesterday redeemed called bonds as
follows: Under the 117th call, $4,000 under
the 1lSth call, $500, and under the 18th
call, $i,000,000
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Act ApprOved.

The President has approved the act to
rectify and establish the title of the United
States to the site of the military post at El
Paso, Texas.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Recelnts.
Notes for Redemption.

The receipts for internal revenue were
$272, ,35417, and from customs $622 625.50.
National Republican., 1882-12-14

7 NJ SAUNDERS q BRO,
Ia REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
fine house for sale on 18th ST. n..w., IL rooms,
hard wood finish. Lot 25xlO0: easy terms.
Superior and very cheap lots for sale Lot on 15th
bet K and r. w. sl.6o per foot Lots on Mass ave,
ST.. bet l4th and 18TH s25 per foot Lot on N bet,
llth and 18TH si25 per foot Lot on ST. bet 9Th and
10Th so cents per foot. Lots Eth ST. bet and y,
rs cents per foot.
For rent No. 1913 c st. s. e.. s6
Good building lots for sale in all parts of the city,
and money loan real estate and other approved
security,
11os Street N. w. motif
National Republican., 1882-12-14
:for Sale ano Rent.

...--.-e g W W g. @ ate i any tllI't. t.>~ .>~-,,...
VIoR SALE-NO. 425 STREET, THREE5
II story bay window. nine rooms and bath walnut
finish main floor; stable ON lot; terms easy; price
$500.
' N'anted to sell at once,
CHOICE LOTS ON
New Hampshire avenue Dupont Circle.
HANDSOME NEW DWELLINGS
in the northwestern section.
wM.P YOUNG,
National Republican., 1882-12-14
I3lOnsp TO gOam,

MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHE
street haFtiA1ssL- nol3-tI
National Republican., 1882-12-14
Goutatiunal.
CrENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,,
HENRY G. SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. NIce.Principnl. auli

TNRENCH LESSONS.-MADAME LEPRINCE,
i, from Paris. viii give Conversational Lessons ia
French, at her own and pupils resldenCes also open
evening classes. Prices moderate Gail after O'clock
at No. 1898 street nOrthwt 81 np23-tf
National Republican., 1882-12-14
gust ano sfuanO.

H .OsT MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, A POCK Ell
il diary; the finder may retain the money inClOsed
j, ,liey viii return the book to DIR. OAROLINE B.
WIN5iOW No. Grant Place. del23t#
National Republican., 1882-12-14

The national-bank notes received for re-
demption amount to $4,000.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
S0lanteO-S Suusrs.

ID ESPONSIBLE PRIVATE FAMILY WANT
II y till April furnished house of 8 or 10 rooms IN
part Of cityi rent not 10 exceed 800
Apply Room co, COrcoran Building. del2-3ts
National Republican., 1882-12-14
1903 + Street n. w. nc
fnr Sale miscellaneous.

TI,OR SALE OR RENT-FARM OF 1856 ACRES,
IL six miles from city; well watered; suitable for
dairy. DANENHoWER & SON. 1925 f street
National Republican., 1882-12-14

TOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-s.RooNf,2 p
IL story and blansard frame dwelling, dry cellar,
in northeast section of city half square from horse
lot 3S feet front by 1l5 feet deem for 81 $50 easy
terms cash. Apply to ROHRER & YOUNG, O2l
street northwest. de3-5ts
National Republican., 1882-12-14

JNOR SALE-BLACK WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
IL chamber set, price s35; black hair cloth parlor
set price S33 very large parlor mirror French plate
glass price s25. Call at li05 street northwest, cor
ner of Fourteenth street. deli 3t*
National Republican., 1882-12-14
EoR RENT-BY b. IL WARNER,

our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule Of oar Houses
Stores, Shops and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, 6c,, and how they may be-
seen. Property for sale in all parts OF tho city
money TO loan ON real estate. call.
mr27 b. II. WARNER, 9i6 r street.
TT YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL. RENT, OR
Trade city or Country Property come and seethe
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange Of
WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTHER, 81. Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
nprthwest mhl9'u
National Republican., 1882-12-14
:tfnr SaIr--N uusrs.


JNoR SALE OR RENT-NEw SEVEN ROOM
IL house. two miles north of city near station; rent
very low to good party 4O5 First street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
SJaautrn---a miscellaneous.

A RETIRED ARMY OFFICER, HAVING
Ia family of two adults wishes boarding in private
I.Lnty at moderate price Address r., Republican
National Republican., 1882-12-14

WM p. YOUNG,
de13 1920 New York avenue.
National Republican., 1882-12-14
:fur Grnt-1uusrs.

1NoR RENTING. 10Y g STREET SOUTHWEST
II two.st9ry frame house; modern improve
mens. Apply to CHURCH a. STEPHENSON,
Eighth street and Maryland avenue southwest,
delI3tF
National Republican., 1882-12-14

nor SALE AT A BARGAIN-ONE BALTI-
IL more jaeger, $40; one sprlng-wagon, SO; one
phaetOn buggy SO one jumpseat carriage, sl5 side
bar buggy, siH six good horses from virginia. one
phaeton carriage, s7j also carriages, harness. and
wagons Of all descriptions. The most fashionable
tutnouts in the city for hire at the cheapest rates at
west ocl7
National Republican., 1882-12-14

WV ANTED-GooD COOK (WHITEl, TO TAKE
wv charge; wages. SIS per month; must have un-
qualified references as to ability and sobriety, I'D
dress COOK, Republican Office. del1-3t
National Republican., 1882-12-14

ORGANS - SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS; ;
easy monthly payments, JOHN i. ELLIS ~
CO. 937 Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth street
National Republican., 1882-12-14

TOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND
IL flo r. for light housekeeping, NJ 1918 Ninth street
northwest, to party without childreni rent payable
I'm advance. lelI9ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11
OPTIONS:

/. He may surrender his policy and
withdraw its full value in cash Ii. g., the
entire Reserve)," and his full share of
profits.
2. He may convert his assurance into
a paid-up policy.
3. He may draw his profits in cash and
continue his policy by paying premiums
as before.
4. Or he may buy an annuity with his
profits and use it with the annual divi-
dends in paying future premiums on his
policy.
The profits which have been returned
to the holders of these policies cannot be
equaled under any other form of assur-
ance.
Persons who are considering whether
they will assure their lives, and who may
desire additional information on the sub
ject, or an explanation of the advantages
offered by this Society, are requested to
communicate with the officers or agents.
who will give such communications spe-
cial attention.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11
THE
IEIE
EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society,
100 Broadway, New York.

Persons about to assure their lives will
do well to examine the application and
policy offered them, TO see if they are
filed with technical conditions, which
might in the end invalidate the claims of
their heirs.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
invites a comparison of the conditions
contained in its application and policy
with those of any other company in the
country, in order that intending assurers
may judge for themselves.
The public, although believing in the
solvency of our leading companies and
their ability to meet all obligations, have
in some cases become dissatisfied with
life assurance, from the disposition mani
tested by some companies to contest their
claims on technical and insufficient
grounds, because of the advantage they
have over the policy-holder in the appli-
cation which he signed when the assur-
ance was taken.
To meet this objection the Equitable
issues policy which, after three years,
is INcoNTEsrADLE If any palpable fraud
Is attempted upon the Company, resist
ance will be made to the payment of
further premiums before the expiration
OF the three years, and demand for the
discontinuance of the policy will be made
while the policy-holder is alive and able
to defend his rights in person rather
than, as has been too often the case, that
company should continue to receive
premiums for twenty or thirty Years, and
only in the event of death discover
grounds upon which the payment of the
policy may be contested, and when the
person whose life was assured is unable
to defend the attack made upon his char
acter and the interests of his widow and
children.
The Equitable meets the requirements
Of the public by having fair contract in
its application and policy. All the poll
cies issued by the Society since its organ
izatlon, which have been three years in
force, are now INDIsPUTABLE. Such policies
in the event of the decease of the as
sured are paid Immediately upon the re-
ceipt at the Society's office in New York
of satisfactory proofs of death, without
discount and without the usual delay of
sixty or ninety days.
The appreciation of the public of the
course taken by the Equitable is shown
by the fact that for number of years it
has transacted larger amount of bust
ness than has been written by any other
company in the world. The policies
issued in 1881 amounted to $46,OOO,0O0
This success has drawn upon the Society
many attacks from those companies
which do not write an absolutely indis-
putable policy.
The Equitable has an accumulation of
&4,3OS, 54l.S9; an income of $lO,OS3,-
5O5.4S; and q surplus of $9,015, 406.S0;
and is prepared to write policies from one
thousand to fifty thousand dollars in
amount, on all the approved forms.
The Equitable originated and issues q
Tontine Savings Fund policy which may
run for 10, 10, or 20 years, at the end of
which time the policy-holder will have
the following