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The morning news., 1894-11-25
THIS ISSUE
CONTAINS
SIXTEEN PAGES
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Notices-The $3.50 Shoe at the
Savannah Shoe Factory; Trade Hummers,
John Tea Evans & Co; A Few Specials,
Appel d Schaul; Shoes Made to Order,
Okarma; the Leader in Shoes. OEarma;
Retail Merchants to Close on Thanksgiv-
ing Day; the Astor Franklin Heater at
Lowell d Lattimore's; Special Notice j.
Mrsky; For Boys and Girls, Henry Solo
mon x Son; A Card as TO suwannee
Springs Water; Last Appearance Of Miss
Sadie Jacoby, on Thursday; Special, S
Marks & Co; Success Self Rising Flour
and Buckwheat, Morehouse Manufactur-
ing Company; First Visit to America of
Wombwelrs Great European Menagerle;
Broker, William r. Williams; AS to Crew
of British Bark Copsefeld: Roofs Gov
cred, T. H. Cotton; Coin Purses, J. Gard
ner; Ella n. Lawler, Miuiner; Dividend,
Augusta and Savannah Railroad; Fur
naces, Heaters Etc, Cornwen & Chip
man; There's No Middle Man, f. c. Pa
cetti; Munyon's Remedies Agency at Row
linsds; State and County Taxes. 1891;
Matches, Estate S W. Branch; Con-
sumers VIII Note the Tivou Beer: See
What One Dollar VIII Buy. Mutual CO.
Operative Association.
The Naked Price.-B. H. Levy & Bro
Auction Sales.-Groceres, by j. H. Op-
Benheim & Son; Furniture, Etc, by c. H.
Dorsett
Rolls Rolling out. - Executors Sale
Stock Of Emil y. Schwarz.
Prices Talk.-Koher's Liquidation Sale.
We Don't Believe in Munchausenism.-
j. II. Levy & Bro.
Slippers for the Dance.-Byck Bros.
m
Morrow.-Leopold Adler.
Santa Claus Has Come.-At Eckstein's.
Medical.-Dr. Broadfoot.
Stupendous Bargains.-D. Hogan.
A Confidence Game.-At Gutman's.
Try Not to Forget It.-Appel & Schaul.
Announcement-Meye & Walsh.
Every One a Leader.-At Collats.
Saturday, Dec. !, Positively the Last
Day-Sternberg Jewelry Company.
Assertions Are Easily Made.-Crohan a,
Dooner.
ents.-Complimentary Benefit
by the Fleming Dramatic Association for
the Widows and Orphans Fund of Ex-
celsior Lodge No. s, X of F., Nov. q:
Foot Ball, University Of Georgia VS.. sa-
Vanah Amateur Athletic Club, Thanks
giving Day
L AolAlo ANSCAldls-- II. q -. COulnern Music
House.
When You Select a Wedding Gift
Vests China Palace.
Big Slaughter Sale of Dry Goods.-E. NJ.
Perry.
Publication. - Encyclopedias Britain
Mica.
Cheap Column Advertisements Help
Wanted, Employment Wanted, For Rent.
For Sale, Lost, Personal, Miscellaneous.
The morning news., 1894-11-25

The authorities Of Nicaragua have issued
"a decree prohibiting the landing Of black
men ot Bluenelds. The reason for this
drawing of the color line probably is that
during the time Clarence was the chief OF
tho Mosquito reservation "a horde OF negro
fnarpcrs from the islands on the coast
dominated him und ran things their own
way They made Clarence pluck every
trader that went TO Bmeholds. and then
they riueked Clarence. The blacks, there
fore. wish to poo the depoaeI chicf back
into power in order that the pluckug may
Nr r.aumri Iu. the Aloaragunua have
concluded thaI whatever r.ealugs there
HIe tH he ha. m..ht as n,Il so into tuer
HuH rH.I..f.
The morning news., 1894-11-25

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The morning news., 1894-11-25
One Way to Boost Cotton Prices.
From the Washington Post Und).

There is just one expedient by which the
cotton producers can escape the cOnse-
Quences of their own folly. and that is TO
give UP the folly itself. They are raising
more cotton than the world wants, and
the only way TO save themselves is to
cut down their production. The ROddy
plan is simply nonsense. il would be
much better Tor The farmers 10 burn thar
NTH bale than TO set Up a corporation
with millions Of capital for the purpose
of taking crre OF H. What they need is
more bacon, more corn, more I've stock.
more common sense, ana 80 forth, ana
less humbug ana cotton.
The morning news., 1894-11-25
Ne dn't Piums Themselves.
Columbus (Ga.) Enqulrer-Sun Dem)

The lG 20 sllyerites are plumlng them
selves ON the belief that free silver will
be the battle CRY Of tho Democratic
party Doc 1896 ~ does not require "a very
wise man TO predict " this should be- true.
that the party would bs far worse di-
Nlipd than in the latc campaign, ana the
old party would be- crushed between the
upper and neither. The Enquirer. Sun.
however. believes that there VIII be euOuE %
conservative. sound sfraiRhouf demo-
truts opposed 90 h ifhnrrl turrtutt.
hud opposed 10 mn hl4uliuuH bounty GAG
tlt silver bullion bnrunF NJ thr Nrst fU
prevent amy turh lrHHNfuiInu uf fhr
uaril ae htt would lral fn.
The morning news., 1894-11-25

The announcement in our Atlanta dis
I patches yesterday that a bill hostile to
railroad consolidation and intended to
prevent the reorganization of the Cen
trail railroad as a part Of the property
Of the Southern railroad had been intro
duced into the legislature at the request
of Capt. j. q. Purse has excited very nat
uraly "a good deal Of comment 1t was
thought that the question involved in the
bill had been settled by the last legisla-
tufe. A bin similar to the present one
was introduced into that body, and. after
being very carefully, considered, was re-
5eeted, and a substitute, much more lib
eral TO the railroads was passed 1t
seems. however. that Capt. Purse intends
to have that issue presented to the Iegis-
lature again.
While he appears as the author Of the
bill. it is not improbable that there are
others acting with him. If there are 9TH
ers nothing has cropped out indicating
who they are.
Some days ago there was an anony-
nous letter sent to the newspapers signed
Your Co-sunerers. which indicated some
such purpose as is set forth in the bill
in the letter great anxiety for the welfare
Of the South Atlantic ports was expressed.
but the letter was Interpreted by some to
mean hostility TO the present plan for reor-
sanitation Of the Central. Has that let
ter any connection with Capt Purses
bill?
What does Capt. Purse hope to accom-
plish by his bill? If it should be passed
it might obstruct the present plan for
reorganizins the Central railroad, but
how would that benefit Savannah? The
Central is controlled by the Southern
railway, and there is no way to deprive the
Southern of that control Mr.. Justice
Jackson decided that the Southern rail-
way has the right TO own the majority of
the shares OF the Central, and that decis-
ion has been affirmed by the United
States court Of appeals.
Since the Central cannot be taken from
the Southern, is it not better for Savan-
nah that it should be reorganized than
that it should remain in its present cons
dition? The promise is that when reor-
ganizod it shall be operated as an inde-
Capt. Purses action is taken because he
thinks that it viii be operated so as to
injure Savannah, though why the South
ern should want to lessen the value OF
its own property in order to iniure Sa-
vannah is not apparent. But it can be
operated to the injury of Savannah just as
well now as if it were reorganized. And
there is no way in which it can be reor-
ganized that would prevent its being op-
Grated against the interests of Savannah.
if the Southern insisted upon so operating
it,
Then what is the purpose OF Capt.
Purses bin? Is it not calculated to hurt
savannah rather than help her? 1t cer-
tainly looks so. Perhaps Capt. Purse
can explain how Savannah would be BEN
Gifted by his bill The passage Of it would
certainly lessen the prospect of the junior
security holders of the Central ever get
ting anything for their securities.
The morning news., 1894-11-25

Ino Eastman CGaJ Tmes-Journal pre-
hents Georgia farmers brief lesson in
economies that VIII Doe appreciated at the
present time. n Says. "a farmer living
near Llthonia went 90 Atlanta she other
day carrying with him "a bale OF cotton
and three pIs DEE rold The cotton Tor go
and ihc p.Fs brought him y2i0 BE
raised th' piss ou acorus. uot having fed
ihem ou. gfain of corn Taking thH
farmers 'Ep.r,u.. as % uasIa ior th. cone
''usioH the a'.lH. af cotton be- "not in ir'
Hionf with ths r.I..Hf of msa
The morning news., 1894-11-25
The Vests View of Kolb.
From the Chicago Herald CDem.) }.

No doubt the attitude of <olb is that of
a reasonable conspirator against the
state of Alabama. He is preparing TO re-
sst actively the Inauguration of the law
fuzzy elected governor and to assert by
force his own claim to the office. II he
half carries into effect his purposes he will
for volunteers to support him in his at
tempt at usurpation is evidence Of his
guilt. The lawful authorities should
make short work of the insurrection and
of It's authors
The morning news., 1894-11-25
CURRENT COMMENT.
The Trend of PopuIism.
Montgomery lAla.l Advertiser Dem.

Long before election day men now
claiming to be populists viii be contest
ing with the present republican chiefs
for leadership. Those of the pOpulst
faith who do not want to be merged into
the Republican party might as well be
considering the question of coming back
to the democracy. There win only be
two sides. 1t VIII not be hard for any
man who wants good government and
economic administration to decide. His
place is in the democratic column.
The morning news., 1894-11-25

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
"Haimgang." So the German people
Whisper when they hear the bell
Tolling from some gray old steeple.
Deaths familiar tale TO tell;
When they hear the organ surges
Swelling out from chapel dome.
And the singers chanting dirges
"Heimgans. 20 always going home
"Hoimgnng" Quaint and tender saving.
Tn the grand old German tongue
That hath shaped Mclaucthon'H prayIug
And The hymns that Luther sung:
Blessed is our loving Maker.
That where er our feet shall roam
buN we journey, toward Gods acre"
'lieimgang' always going hom,.
"Iieimearg" We are all 80 weary.
Ana The Willows. as they wave.
softly rIghiuH sWratly lrpary.
Woo us 90 he tranquil grave.
When the golden pitcher 'a broken.
WITH lfs dIrHs uIH with Its f1um.
And fhr tender words arc aUDNln.-
'lieHnEanp' w. ore r0lnE home.
9oIf latest victim s fhr MafquIa ef
salisbury. Wh1- lu spite ~ his ~ 'frar..
NHH HraNH ITf0 fHt EHIHr r..rurI. ...III.
staying NIfh Hr baIf0Hf
The morning news., 1894-11-25
Cloak Department,

SPECIAL. ladies Entlish Cheviot Cloth
$3.50.
SPECIAL. . LADIES' Full Length Jacke,s
OF ChoyiOt or Melton Cloth full sleeves tight
lifting, double breasted. s795 worth S1O5l
SP&tl L. 2--tadies' Fine Beaver Cloth
ia Sets, doufle breasted large storm collar
a. -; worth $3.50
SPEC AL, ladies Cloth Capes. velvet
collars. With choice design OF applique.
The morning news., 1894-11-25
Dress Goods.

At lower prices than we
have ever sold similar goods.
Still further reductions in
staple and novelty Dress
Goods, all new and desirable,
Fancy Armures, Granite Cloth and wide
CheVlots, ')c III yard; real value ST.
Raln roof English ~eTRes. made from the
hest Wors ed arms. at the following prices
5'c- 69c and s5c, worth 75c. 81 d sl.25
one lot All Wool Illuminated ouitings bJ
lncnes vide, made on order to retail for Sl26;
our price for this week 75c.
The morning news., 1894-11-25
DAN EL HOGAN.
CARPETS,

r,urcb5 So CSar,ats ~ - red,,ctir,1 ~ PIDU PIU. ~
per cent, less than similar goods can te
OnPh' elsewhere-that is, il intrinsic value be
cOnS.d red.
Fine grade Velvets, 9Oc the yard; sold every.
where from 1928 to sI.35.
Five Frame Body Brussels, csc; instead
of II ,.
Extra Super. Ingrains warranted all wool
C5c: reduced from sc.
- pieces l0Wire Tapestry Brussels reduced
from 500 the yard to CSC.
The morning news., 1894-11-25

Editor Whitehead Of the populst news
paper organ in Alabama says KoIb is
crazy He has suffered his mind to dwell
on his wrong until it is dethroned." ." is the
way the editor puts it, He would prob
ably have come nearer the true cause OF
Kolbs mania if he had written, He has
suffered his mind to dwell on the holding
of public office until it is dethroned."
The morning news., 1894-11-25
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1894.

Registered at the Postomce in savannah.
The morning news., 1894-11-25
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The morning news., 1894-11-25

The Humane Society of Washington pro-
nounces as false the report that the tails
OF the Presidents horses have been
docked. The ant-Cleveland press. in or
der to create the impression that Mr..
Cleveland is MIR. Hyde have been print
Ing tear-inducing stories about his cruelty
TO his horses in having their tails docked
The morning news., 1894-11-25

"Ollie" TealL the funny duck in New
York who mixes society. the dime mu-
scum, ribbons and cologne water with
politics. is candidate for commissioner
Of street cleaning under the new Strong
administration. Should he get the Job it
Is impossible TO guess whether he wouId
dress his street swecpers in monkey jack
"ts. or order them TO te knots Of ribbon
ON their broom handles.
The morning news., 1894-11-25

They heard the bear whistle. aid
they?' queried Maj. John d. Worman at
the mint, when mention was made of the
Dhia Cal.
The morning news., 1894-11-25

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BY A. L. Adamson

II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF FOUR SMALL,
NEAT, TWO-SrOkf FRAME
DWELLINGS, Nos. 9. II. 10. AND -.
on THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTIETH.
BETWEEN HULL AND BAlNHlIbt't.
STREETS, MANCHESTER. NA.-I5y
virtue of a deed of trust from Ruth J.
Scott and r. W. Scott, TO the under
signed as trustees. dated May g, l>92,
and duly recorded IN the clerks office
Of Manchester Hastings Court in Decd
Book H. page POO. default having been
made in the payment of the note thereby
secured, and az the request of the holder
thereof. we VIII proceed 70 sell at pub
lie auction, on the promises, on
TUESDAY, August q, 1894.
az 4:30 o'clock J.. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
above mentioned and conveyed by sand
deed, consisting of all that certain lot
of land, with four small frame dwellings
thereon. fronting on the east side Of
Twentieth street. between Hun ana
cambridge. 9T2x13O feet being lots -,
-, and > OF BradIey's plan. We Will
only sell a sufficient part of this property
TO discharge the said trust.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay cost
OF executing this trust and the sum Of
81 300, with interest thereon from Janu-
airy is. 1894. until paid. and the residue
on such terms as VIII be announced
at the hour of sale.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM.
aulG Trustees.
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ipS,fr,tyITEENTH STREET, BErM EEN
ttpoiD AND GRACE STREETS, W iIii
TriiE LoT ON WHICH 1T STANDS
I'm execution Of a deed OF trust dated
luth December, 1872, and recorded III
Richmond Chancery Court, IN Deed BOOK
III O. page 32s. default having been
made in the payment Of the note therepy
secured. and being required 80 70 w w
bv the holder thereof, L VIII sen W
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. August u. 1894.
M $50 O'Clock T. n, the PROPER I
ABOVE REFERRED TO. The LOT mas 5s
n 'front.' OF - feet and runs back ~
feet 10 an alley ~ feet wide. ana mas n
eide entrance from Eighteenth street
The dwelling has five rooms, and there
is a detached brick kitchen with Two
rooms. This property viii make com
fortable home or a good rental invest
ment. and rs now rented 10 boVu
tenant al a fair price.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay thy
costs OF executing the trust ana any
proper proportion Of the taxes for ls9'
and to pay a note for s4-1."o' ~" ~.
terest thereon from June ., lSSl, ana
anotrer note Secured by a prior Hem
Tor Il oNo with interest thereon from
Tovember \. lsi8. and the residue upon
such terms as the gTantor In SAID deed
nav prescribe and direct: or, IN cas-
~ his failure to give such direction
tben In three equal instruments at SIN
fueive and eighteen months, Tor notes
I'm interest added, ana secured by
deed OF trust. H. a. hcN 49,
auf5-td "'''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-17
BY Frank -. I'm q CO.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

d UBIlC SALE or FOUR TENE-
MENr DWELLINGS on SOUTH
SIDE OF HIGH STREET, BEiW ZEN
PINE AND BELNIDERk STREETS, ON
MOST EXTRAORDINARY TERMS.
ON TUESDAY, August 81, 1894.
at 6 o'clock Z. M, on the premises, we
will sell the tenements Nos 60, 81.
6l3. and 90 High street between Pine
and BelVidere. as follows, VIZ: No tJB-
Frame tenement, about . rooms, lot
fronts 2Sx55 feet, more or less No.
Ol1-Immediately in rear or above. I
rooms lot 2Sx55 feet. more or less.
Brick tenements Ga ana 6l5, adjoining.
with rooms each, lots about 14xl2O
feet each 10 an alley. This property *
now rented out, bnt the owner being
anxious TO make other arrangements.
VIII make the following terms on either
one of the houses sold: 500 cash: hal
ance on monthly instruments OF Sl25O
per month. Come and see us, all who
want 10 purchase a comfortable home
as this will prove the opportunity Of the
season. FRANK u. HILL CO,
aulG-td AuctiOneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-17
BY Chewing e Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers ana
Brokers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.
~ RIJSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
WEST END IMPROVED
PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of n deed Of trust from Elsie
Young. dated 81 day Of November, le9p,
of record In the clerks Office Kichmopd
Chancery Court. Deed Book l4l {, page
5Ol. default having been MADE IN rne
covenants therein made, and being re
qulred so 10 do by the beneficiary we
will sell by auction, upon the premises on
TUESDAY, the Dist Day of August, 1894.
AT y. NJ, all that certain LOT, FEE
or PARCEL OF LAND. with all I'M
provements thereon, lying and being IN
the city Of Richmond. Va. commencing
on the north side OF Claiborne street,
AZ point distant ~ feet east or is
Intersection with Randolph street, thence
running in an eastern direction anu
fronting on said Claiborne street ~
feet and extendlns back between parable parallel
m feet < inches wide. Bargain ana IN
vcstment seekers should be on hand.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance III
,i,, a1d twelve months. secured by trust
deed upon the property with 6 Perr cent.
added. a. d: 1 rIiI ~ tN<,,N'
,,,tc.d Trustees.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR.

This OLD SUMMER RESORT is under
new management. New furniture every
thing new. Fishing and hunting not 10
be surpassed in the mountains OF viz
GINA. Terms reasonable. " rite Tor
pamphlet. Address
SCOTT * BISHOP.
aul6tsel Eggleston, Va.
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No. % makes all local stops: Connects
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Esteyille' y. e, and all intermediate
POINTS on The Western North Carolina
railroad.
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Close connections at Atlanta for New Or
leans and all points South and Southwest.
and at New Orleans with the southern
pacilc and Texas and Paciuc railroads
10 ali Texas points. No extra charge Oh
'VestlbuJed Trains
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No. 4Oe-'Atlanta Special" "Vesubuled
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20. tickets, PULLMAN reservations, &c.
apply at ticket 6ifice, Dyrd-Street sta
ION: Richmond Transfer Company, sol
east Main street, aud company's office.
S36 east Main street.
John II. WTNDER. General Manager.
7. j. ANDERSON, Genl Pass. Agent.
II. ". BOYKIN. city Passenger Agt
s36 east Main street.
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by virtue of the provisions Of a GER
tain deed Of trust dated July -, lN'-'
and recorded in clerks Office Of Hen
rico County Court. Deed Book lAo b,
the payment Of a certain note therein
secured, and being required so 20 do. l
viii sell by auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, August p, 1894.
at G.3O o'clock p. NJ, an that LOT or
LAND with the improvements thereon
southwest corner OF Thirty ana
\ streets. thence running southWardiy
along Thirty-second street and fronting
thereon Is feet and extending back be
tween parallel lines 132 feet The house
is rented for $500 per month
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of exc
cutting this trust and note Of 500,
with interest from June p, 1891: bal
ance upon terms announced at sale.
t. l.. DEMON.
au1G-td Trustee.
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General Southern Agent.
Offce-R Rockets.
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