The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-24


larity in delivery should Doe Immediately
reported 10 the office of publication.
EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Row. New
York city, C. S. Faulkner. Manager.
BDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge No. H. F..
& A. NJ
Special Notices Notice TO the Public. J.
Schoen; Notice to Water Takers. Notice
of Lost Check. AS 10 crews of Norwegian
Banks Fran, Bonito Siguard JarL Dcmc-
ira, AHrzapore and Peabody. Danish Bark
Adalphine. italian Banks Navigatore
Francisco r. and Giuseppe. German
Bark Atalanta. and German ship Union.
Superior stores. Lowell * baltimore. For
Hoarseness Solomons & Co.; a Discount
of p Per cent Made and 10 Per Cent Cash.
j. II. Levy d Bro.
Financial-Report of the Condition of
the Citizens Bank of Savannah.
A-Discount of 25 Per Cent Made And 10
Per Cent. Discounts. II. Levy d Bro.
Amusements-"A Bunch Of Keys at
the Theater, Jan. 26-27
Steamship Schedules-M Merchants ana
Miners Transportation Company.
No Discount on our Clothing-A Appel &
Schaul
Less Than Cost-Talk Clothing Com
pany.
a Discount Of % Per Cent Made-B. II
Levy & Bro.
Cheap Column Advertisemeuts-H
Wanted: Employment Wanted: For Rent:
For Sale: Lost. Personal: Miscellaneous
queer ghost has arrived at Lamberts-
Vile, n. J. 1t appears at 9 D. m. and
from that hour until midnight IT dill
gently saws wood Nobody ought to OBJ
jet to that kind of a ghost Every house
holder in this town would probably be
glad to have one in his back yard.
The furry in Honolulu has had the cf-
feet OF stirring up the nlbustcr spirit in
Western New York. A man up there
IS trying to raise force of 1000 men to
go to Hawaii Ito defend the republic"
The New York papers ought to re-publish
President Dole's warning TO Adventures
10 keep away from the Hawaiian islands.
There are no pickings to be had there at
present.
Mr.. Debs and his associates have been
admitted to bail, pending habeas corpus
proceedings before the federal supreme
court The courts have been considerate
of Mr.. Debs and his friends. The lover
court kindly suspended sentence over
the Christmas holidays in order that
they might spend the season at home.
And now they are to have another install
ment of liberty before their case is set
tied. 1t is hardly probable that a less i'm
portant parsonage than Mr. Debs would
have received SO many favors.
Thirteen colored preachers are appli-
Giants for the position of chaplain of the
next House of Representatives. The
number of applicants may be considered
a little unlucky for the prospect of success
of any one of them Still. it is not ap-
parent how the members of the q. O. z.
are going to get out of the predicament
into which the thirteen colored brothers
and the Washington Post have placed
them. The Post with a fine show of sin
cerity, is squirting the colored preachers
on in this free-for-all race, and touching
up the republicans as to the duty of rec
ognition that they owe TO the blacks.
Senator Quays attempt upon the office
of the federal public printer recalls the
recent proposition to upset some of the
Offices in this city and re-establish them
under new names. for the purpose of
controlling the patronage. Quay's at
tempt, however, seeks to- take the Office
out of the hands of the President and
give il to the Senate. 1t would indeed,
be a nice plum for such men as Che Penn
sylvania senator to barter and trade
upon 1t may be observed in connection
with the proposed change that the SEN
ate already has more patronage and
power than are being used for the pub
lie good, ana the public Will object to
either being increased
President Lowell of the Boot Company
of Lowell, Mass, which is about to es-
tablish a cotton mill in the south says
the company will select a section in which
the white element predomiuates. The in
ference is that white labor only will
be employed in the mill; that the COM
pany lacks confidence in black labor
it may be that the company has already
tried black labor, and found it ilnprao-
ticable TO bring the blacks up to the de-
gree of skill required in handling delicate
machinery. The company's plant N New
England is very large and being in New
England. it is reasonable to suppose the
freedmen who went TO that section were
given an opportunity to show what they
could do in the mills. But be that as
1t may, the company will find very little
difficulty in getting any kind Of labor
It may want in the south.