The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-27
The LIST A LARGE ONE.
Savannah Merchants Who Have Sub
SCTibed 10 the Freight Bureau.

to Begin work-A Report to Be Made
to the Business Men Next Tuesday.
The freight bureau committee is getting
ready TO prepare its report to the BUSH
ness men next Monday night. and the re-
port will be made at a meeting to be called
probably Tuesday morning at noon in the
long room Of the city exchange.
The list Of subscribers is an extensive
one and comprises with few exceptions
about all Of the principal commercial
houses in the city. besides a large num-
Der whose only interest in the bureau is
the welfare Of the city itself.
The committee has now raised about
1900, and it is expected to obtain the
other $500 between this time and next
Tuesday morning. Each of the subscrb-
ers to the freight bureau has signed the
following agreement:
We the undersigned agree and obligate
ourselves, by our signatures hereto, to
subscribe the amount opposite our re-
spective names per annum for the pur-
pose of supporting freight
and transportation bureau for the
city Of Savannah for three years.
and payable one-half cash upon the or
ganization of the bureau. and notes at
six months for the other half Of first year,
and notes for twelve. eighteen, twenty
four and thirty months each for sub
scriptions for second and third years
Notes without interest.
This agreement is signed by the fol-
lowing members of the trades and indus
tries mentioned:
Fertilizers-Savannah Guano Company,
Conner, Hull & Co. and Commercial Guano
Company.
Carriages - Savannah Carriage and
Wagon Company. p. Barrett, Henry K
Altick James Walsh.
Real Estate-D. G. Purse, ]. H. Estil,
Chatham Real Estate and Investment
Company, C. c. Taliaferro, trustee, r. ID.
Guerard, P. A. Waring, executor, c. II.
Dorset, Walthour & Rivers, r. T. Ben
dell, +. S. Lathrop, ]. c. Rowland, Sal
onion Cohen, George w. Wylly, D. B.
Lester, W. w. Chisholm, w. K. WilSin-
son, ]. f. B. Beckwith and John Nicol-
son.
Street Railways-City and Suburban.
Wholesale Dry Goods Shoes, Paints.
Drugs, etc.-Eckman & Vetsburg, Mein-
hard Bros. G. Co., j. Epstein & Bro,
Adams Drug, Paint and Oil Company,
Joseph Rosenheim & Co., c. Gray & Son,
Andrew Hanley, Lippman Bros, G. Eek
stein & Co., ]. r. Einstein and ]. G. But
Ter.
Observation-Disclosures Hardware Company,
]. D. Weed & Co., Edw. Lovelrs Sons.
and Cornwell & Chapman.
Wholesale Groceries-M Ferst Sons &
Co., George w. Tiedeman & Bro, s.
Guckenheimer & Sons, James NJ. Dixon
e. Co., Hull & Peoples, Savannah Gro
Gerry Company c. NJ Gilbert & Co,
Smith Bros, A Ehrlch & Bro, A. LETTER
& Son, Fawcett Bros, Henry Solomon &
Son, ]. E. Grady & Sons, Henry Juchter
and Herman & Kayton.
Hotels-Watson & Powers and c. F.
Graham.
Mitchell & Co., Georgia Lumber Com
pany, z. B. Hunting & Co, A. s. Bacon
& Sons and w. w Aimar & Co.
Rice-Planters Rice Mill. Savannah
Steam Rice Mill. w. G.. Morrell and John
Screven, Jr.
Drugs, Jewelry. Cigars. Furniture. Re
tail Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, etc.-John Lyons, Jackson, Metz
ger & Co., Collat Bros, Daniel Hogan,
Estate S. w. Branch, Thomas West &
Co., Mohr Bros, James Douglass, Theus
Bros, John 3. Fernandez, VIM. G.CoopeT
James McGrath & Co., CrohaR 6
Dooner, The Miller Company Solomons &
Co, Appel & Schaul, Krouskoff Millinery
Company, Ludden & Bates Southern Mu-
sic House, Lindsay & Morgan, Leo
pold Adler, B. H. Levy & Bro, ]. e. Gut
man, p. Tuberdy, w. NJ. Schwab &
Son, D. P. Myerson, Gardner & Einstein,
E. ]. Kennedy, r. F. Hoyle. Frank Werm,
James S. Silva, J. H. Furber A. 5.
Nichols, Lowell & baltimore, J. T. Shup-
trine, NJ Dryfus, ]. W. Teeple, Byck Bros,
E. L. Byck & Co., d. Grimm, John Derst
and S. Elsinger.
Cotton Exporters and Factors-W. w.
Gordon & Co., James Stewart & Son,
PferdmeE ges, Preyer & Co, John Elan
merry & Co., Hunter, Pearce & Battey,
Butler & Stevens, Duckworth, Turner &
Co., ]. B. Hoist & Weber, Woods, Gar
nett & Co., Dwelle, Cam & Daniels, NJ.
Y. MacIntyre & Co., E. A. Cults, Gillian
g. Co., H. w. Frost & Co., Savannah
Cotton Mills, Strauss & Co., c. A. Shear
son and Rails Brokers Agency.
Shipping Agents.. F. Minis Co, W.
w. Williamson, J. j. Carolan Richard
son g. Barnard and STachan & Co.
Towboat Companies, etc.--Smith & KEEL
ly Company, Propeller Towboat Com
pany, Savannah Lghterage and Trans
fer Company and p. Sanford Ross.
Wholesale Fruits and Fish-Kavanaugh
& Brennan, George L. Hudson. L. r.
Maggioni Company, NJ. M. Sullivan &
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brewing Associa-
ton, Savannah Brewing Company.
Printing Houses and Stationery-M. S.
a. ID. A. ByCk ana fTelWell * NlCnOlS.
Brokers-Isaac G. Haas and NJ. Y. Hen
derson.
Livery stables-E. c. Gleason, Thomas
f. Gleason & Co., and Younglove &
Goodman.
Wholesale Grain, etc.-Haynes & FL,
ton and w. d. Simkns.
Miscellaneous-The Savannah Steam
Bakery Company, Diamond Dust Soar
Powder Company, H. Logan, butcher.
This Is practically a complete list Of
all who have subscribed to the bureau
and the subscriptions run all the way
from IS a year for the three years up &c
$3.50. Subscriptions of $25, $50 and 500 are
numerous The only important class lef'
out of the list is the naval stores men
and the reason is their list has been de
layed somewhat and has not yet been sen
in. Their subscriptions, however, viii
form a considerable addition to tht
amount.
The committe is considering the matter
OF getting a good commissioner, and viii
probably be ready next Tuesday to make
a recommendation to the business men,
meeting. quite a number of applications
have been received, and those who are
taking an enthusiastic interest in tn,
ghep4ea1.soa nit