The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-26

Assistant General Passenger Agent 8. H.
Hardwick of the Central railroad left for
Atlanta last night.
F. P. Olcott, chairman of the Richmond
terminal reorganization COMMITTEES. saws
that the report of the committee would
probably not be ready for publication for
several days.
Savannah railroad officials are in receipt Of
circulars announcing two very important
rate meetings for next month. The South
ern Passenger Association meets in Jack
Sonville March 4 March s the Southern
hallway and Passenger Association meets
IN Nashville Both OF the meetings will be
largely attended and O number of matters
OF great interest are to be attended to.
complaint of the lack OF facilities and
connections of the South Carolina railway
az Denmark with the South Bound road was
heard before the railroad commissioners at
Columbia day before yesterday. Joseph
". Barnwell appeared for the South
Carolina railway and j. F. Babbett, Jr.,
general agent OF the South Bound road, for
mat line. No action was taken in the mat
Ter, as 1t is understood that in time the
south Carolina road will make the conuec-
hon.
- District Passenger Agent J. G. Shaw of
Ioe. East Tennessee railroad is distributing
handsome little advertising book for bis
nue, entitled IA Warm Wave from the
Iol'h; or How to Spend $50 Happy Days"
AZ Is one OF the neatest and most tasteful
.tplngs IN its line gotten out recently. On
sue 'front.' cover is the picture Of typical
asU n girl, with bare arms and hands
oAsq With grasses, portraying the warmth
a auu lGveilness OF the south. large and
cIlplete map of the East Tennessee, Vir-
k,hia and Georgia railway system is given.
aue Oook Is handsomely illustrated through
T W.. Win pictures of the scenery along the
nue' full page is given to illustrations
saAeh from Savannah, including the en-
rance To Forsyth park, the fountain in the
,sl'er OF the park, a scene in Bonaventure,
aaI CITY home. A description OF Savan-
psh is also given.
me Southern Travellers Association is
pGSsGoihg the matter of securing 900 and
WY nile books at the uniform rate of 2
Ia's mile. A petition has been prepared
Az the railroad commission and is being
81 Ss tHouted in the hotels throughout the
we tor signatures. IL is claimed that at
oJ'ouo names can be seut before the
n gisio fully indorsing the request and
Ra ug lor the Immediate consideration OF
n Nou'nlssloners. The petition reads:
Il dine me honorable Railroad Commission
S%i,GIsorgia; We. the undersigned CONNER
.p,. men travelling in Georgia. being
nst.I e OF the tendency before you Of the
st HHon OF MIR. Charles l. Branan, by his
thai a.eys, Messrs. Kontz g. Conyers, asking
to,.r 'ne railroads Of this state be required
s6 SVa 900 and 2,0o0-mile tickets at $50 aud
cant eaoh respectively, or at the rate of 2
tbss per mile, after due consideration, beg
fbss Tue said request be by you granted, and
tbsr.%I-e be considered as In fact petitioners
arpnru, and we bespeak for the facts and
prssoatht which the said attorneys may
turos uS Tor your consideration, being as
be ;u.t mat the granting of said request will
am ;u ~ and profitable alike Go both parties,
] but "a 90 well not only to the travelling men,
/ every class Of people.
pan ue Concord IN. H. Street Railway Com
Aesi,na mas successfully experimental with
aon;Is street cars with electricity, and the
rhaS..of thus details the modus operandi:
-''ice used is the Carpenter electric car