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INTETSTATE C jMMSaci.
Ihs Commissions Annual Report
Present el to Congress.
Washington-, Dec. 8. —The annual re.
port of the interstate commerce commis
sion was sent to congress to-day. The
report reviews at length the work of the
commission for the year and various jnd rial
ar.d administrative questions that have
eoino up during that time The commis
sion recommends a number ol amend
ments to the law. The first is
that there be added to section :! a
provision recjmmended in the second an
nual report of tae commission that the
facilities to be afforded by common carriers
shall include due and reasonable receiving,
forwarding and delivery by every such
carrier, at the request of another common
carrier, of through traffic at through rates.
APPLICATION FOil CRIMINAL REMEDIES.
The second is an amendment to section 10
removing ambiguities in the language aud
making crimiual remedies clearly applica
ble to coiqiorations, when a common carrier,
as well as it officers and agents.
Further amendment is also indispensable,
the commission says, in the par- of this
section providing for the service of criminal
process on corporations and bringing them
under the jurisdiction of the courts.
It also repeats the recommendations con
tained in the previous reports, making
clear the obligation of witnesses to attend
before the commission in obedience to
subpo-nas regardless of boundaries of judi
cial districts. etc.; for free trans
portation of persons injured in
railroad accidents, etc.; prohibiting the
payment of commissions by one railroad
company to the ticket agents of another for
passenger transportation, etc.; abolishing
ticket brokerage, and regulating the pay
ment of car mileage for use of the cars of
private companies or individuals.
REPORTS FROM CARRIERS.
The commission also recommends a change
in section 2U no as to enable it to obtain re
ports from common carriers when desired,
aud to call for reports from oompan.ei own
ing connecting or terminal facilities, or
rolling stock, or Hasting equipment used by
common carriers, and from companies or
carrying agencies doing a transportation
business in connection with common car
riers subject to the act.
The commission says that the difficulty
of obtaining d.rect evidence from parties
who, by menus of participation in illegal
act*, have such knowledge of the particu
lars of the transactions as to be able to
testify to them is invariably very great, and
circumstantial evidence must in many
cases constitute the chief reliance. The
commis don suggests an amendment to the
law to meet this case.
WAN A MAKER'3 MORTGAGE.
It is Only a Transfer for One Given
lor Purchase Money.
Washington, Dec. 8. —When Postmaster
General Wanamaker returned from Pnila
uelphia at 11 o’clock this afternoon he found
half a dozen newspaper nAn waiting for
him at the railroad station, with a dispatch
from Col. Elliott F. Shepard stating that
Couuselnian & Cos. of Chicago have costed
a notice that Mr. Wanaomker’s failure is
expected. All Mr. Wanamaker would say
then was: "I know nothing of it,” but later,
at his office, aftor communicating by his
special wire with his partners In Philadel
phia, he said: "I have not failed, and do not
expect to fail. I liave every reason to be
satisfied with my financial condition,
and see no reason to be alarmed
at the general business situation. Without
knowing positively, 1 must say that 1 do
not believe any reputable firm in Chicago
or elsewhere would make any such state
ment a? that attributed to Counselmau &
Cos."
A friend’s explanation.
A close friend to llr. Wanamaker said:
’ This report is Jay Gould’s work. It is
port of Jay Gould's attempt to break down
Mr. Wanamaker'a credit because llr.
W anamaker urges a postal telegraph so
strenously. Much fuss has been made by
Mr. Gould’s agents, and those of the lottery
people about the recording of a #50,000
mortgage on Mr. W anamaker\s house here.
Mow the fact is that f50,000 is part of the
S!K),UOO he bought the land
from ex-Secretary Whitney for,
which he left on mortgage to ex-Secre
lry Whitney. Not desiring to keep that
150,000 as dead capital recently, for Ids own
reasons, Mr. W anamaker determined not to
remain in Mr. Whitney’s debt any longer
end get anew mortgage for #50,000, aid
l aid Mr. Whitney.
They Had Fought No Dual.
Washington. Deo. S.— Senators smiled
when both Senators Chandler and Li lues
burn walked in on the floor of the Senate
this morning with tiieir lef t arms in slings,
however, there has been no renewal of bos
tilities. Each received ins injuries in an
accidental way.
The Pension Deficiency.
. asHINGTOX, Dec. 8. —The Secretary of
~ Treasury to-day transmitted to" the
house an estimate aggregating #84,500,000,
submitted by the Secretary of the Interior
to supply the deficiency for the payment of
army and navy pensions for the current
fiscal year.
Kelfer in Washington.
" ashington, Dec. B.—J. Warreu Keifer,
cnee speaker of the House of Representa
• ives, was lobbying with other lobbyists
* ounj the House of Represcutati ves to-
He was coolly received by respectable
raeuof both partias.
f nr tough* and Throat Disorder* use
" N Bronchial Troches.— "Have never
auged niy mind respecting thorn, except 1
iris better of that which I began thinking
oni'v —o'er. Henry Ward Beecher. Sold
DD v >n boxes. —A(I.
DKLaMATKR’S DOWNFALL..
rl ‘ B Bank's Liabilities Anywhere from
$500,000 to SBOO,OOO.
■It.AnviLLE, Pa., Dec. 8, —Reports con
>nne to come io of sufferers who have lost
aore or * ess heavily in the collapse of Deia
mater & Co.'s bank, and a banker of this
„< ■,. said that a cautious estimate
..... total liabilities would not be
i'JKHim n fi 1 ? 0,000, aud th *y may reach
/ 1 ■ course, nothing poritive is
,about the firm’s assets, but the mist
, * !U!le *l° not hope for more than 50
r ",, s 0,1 the dollar. The whole city is
ni,o i and ei °ited. Merchants, even those
o have not lost directly, say the damage
PrV 6 J r rat^e W| h be considerable, as mauy
Pink 'tat't'hluals had deposits in the
DAGGETT A BANKRUPT.
e Postal Card Contractor TJnableto
Pay His Debts.
*IBHISGM, Conn., Dec. B.—Postal
a !i 1 ontraetor A1 Daggett, was to-day
w .ared bankrupt in the Huutiugton pro*
!(' court, ou petition of the Manhattan
u-ji, 01 * Sew York and others. W. H.
ivo-a 41118 and W. S. Downs, of Birmingham
.o' ', appointed trustees. The amount of
V,) . ! 8 18 un!t m>wn, and but $6,000 or
l',_ ,“'* re represented at the hearing.
' r.ft'i !. s , u °bts in this state will probably
rj teeeds.g),ooo.
1 . !l ‘ failed to cure Dyspepsia and Mwr
" i “ l * lake Hlmmuns Liver Regulator.
~Ari. *
To Mothers.
i; UD,rard of flfty years “Mrs, Win
n ’ s p '°°thing Syrup” has been used by
tf ■! !,?S* of , ni °thera for tbeir children while
t.Kt £ Wlt h never-failing safety and suc
. v , „>, ,ootd<ls the child, softens the gums,
v mu ,5i b* lu , regulates the bowels, cures
di. rrt 1 ic ’ \J U “ ***• best remedy for
& , Mr *• Winslow’s Soothing
Ur* f H tor bale b y in erery
j, tt,e world. Price 25 cents a bottle.
ENLOE AND THE DOORKEEPER.
The Housj Judiciary Committee Fails
to * ecommsad an Arrest.
Washington, Dec. B.—ln the House this
morning, E. B. Taylor, from the committee
on the judiciary, reported back Mr. Helot's
resolution for the. arrest of George Minot,
one of the doorkeepers, for attempting vio
lently to prevent Mr. Enloe's exit, from the
House during a call of the House in August,
she committee rep r:s that the case calls
for no action oi the part cf th* House, and
the resoin in was laid upon the table wittu
out'objectiou.
Alger’s Aspirations.
Washington, Dec. B.—Gen. Alger, who
is here pressing Judge Grown of Mtemgan
for the supreme court vacancy, wants ir
distinctly understood that he will not take
second place on any presidential ticket. He
is a candidate for tne presidency. Never
theless, he would probably accept second
place with Secretary Blaine.
Scull’s Seat to Be Contested.
Washington, Dec. a—Thomas H.
Greevy has served notice on Edward Scull,
t"e republican representative-elect to the
Fifty-secmd congress from the Twentieth
district of Pennsylvania, of his intention to
contest his (Scull’s) seat in the House.
Scull’s majority was 5'25.
FOR NEURALGIA \MI HEAD\( IIE
Use "Rough on Pam." Instant relief. 25 and ’Oi.
ROUGH ON CORNS. Liquid. 15c. Salve, K)c.
ROUGH ON" WORMS. Safe, sure cure, 25c.
—.4 dr.
PUBLICATIONS.
fIHRISTMAS MUSICAL GIFTS!'
I I Silent Qijis please for a da]/: | |
Gifts of Music please <Uica>j! \J
Suppose the gift should be a fine MANDO
LIN. GUITAR, BANJO, VIOLIN, or a MUSIC
BOX! These, and a!l other Musical Instru
ment*. mav be obtained at the Kit son Company
Stores in Boston. New Vork or Philadelphia, or
of J. C. Haynes A Cos.. :;;i Court street, Boston.
Choice Song Collection*.
Song Classics. Vol. 1 50 songs ] e
Song Classics, Vol. 2 St)
Song Classics, low voices,. ..47 " ' , ~
Choice Sacred Solos a t •• .5; c
< 'boice Sacred Solos, low v'cs 01 •• _ *
Classic, Baritone and Bass Aid •• | *'s" o
Classic Tenor Songs *• ■: -
Good Old Songs We Used to , SXitd
SkU 115 " >£.~J
Rhymes and Tunes. Sweet ---s?
Made. M. P. Osgood 10s “ I J
Choice Plano Collection*.
Piano Classics, VoUl 44 piece*. !
Piano Classics. VoL *,* ;n
Classical Pianist 42 1 0 *'*
Sabbath Day Mimic 3? •• > £
Popular Dance Collection 66
Popular Piano Collection. tj “ j =
Classic Four-hand Collection. 19 “ • <
Operatic Piano Collection... 1U operas
Churchill's BIRTHDAY HOOK of Eminent
Composure. A handsome and useful gift, $1 jy
AS\ BOOK MAII.RD POSTPAID I*OR RKTAJL PRlt’E’.
OLIVER DITSON COMPASV, BOSTON.
SOA!'.
HOWDY
HAVE YOU TRIED
BROWN’S
SEA FOAM SOAP?
It Preserves the Clothes, i* an excellent Toilet
and Bath Soap, being vary FRAGRANT.
Put up in large bars at Five cents each. Cau
be hail of ait popular grocers.
Henry Solomon & Son
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
COHN ICS*.
CHAS- A. COX
4CBARNARD ST., SAVANNAH. UA*
■dLXUFACmJRKS OIT—
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
A HD
TIN ROOFING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Estimate, fur c.iy or country work prompt)y
furnished.
Agent for thn aelnbratad SwedUh MeCaUlt
Paint.
Agant for Walter's Patent Tin Shtngiat,
veuetabj.es fruits, etc.
SEED OATS,
TEXAS AND KANSAS RED R. P. OATS,
SOUTHERNJJSEED EYE,
Cabbage, Lemons,
Onions, Potatoes.
FLORIDA "OHANGKS.
all fruits AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON
hay, GRAIN ant! I'KED In Oar Lot* or Less,
W. D. SIMKINS.
BRO k hK'.
F. C. WYLLY,
STOCK, BOND and REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Y\Kh’F.RH a full lins of desirable securities.
viz: Georgia Southern aul Florida Firat
te, Savannah uud Western r>g, Savaunah liaulc
aul Trust Company sUiek. etc., etc.
a. l. hartridge,
SECURITY BROKKR.
Birrs and art* a—taaiMion Hint 4
bVjoln ar-.S Roxk
Wegohatss haw om marks***'- amcgritss&
Kow ts9k motMIMS fumiL*4 hr fMMto
ttakarssreCAsa* mlan**
JNSI RANCH.
Cl HARLES F. PRENDERGAST
/ tSucoessor to K. H. Footman Jt C 0.,)
FIRE, MARINE AND STORM INSURANCE,
106 BAX' STREET,
(Next West of the Cotton Kxchancre.l
Telephone Call No. 34. Savannah, Ua.
PL,UMBER ABB GAS FITTER.
RUBBER HOSE and PUMPS.
PIPE OUT AND FITTED TO ORDER
FROM %" TO 6”.
JOHN NICOLSON. Manager,
LEATHER GOODS.
NEIDLIH6ER & RABUN,“
—sole age tit 8 for—
HOYT S LEATHER BELTING, REVERE RUB
BER CO.’S GIANT STICIJED BELT,
LACING, RIVETS and BELT HOOKS.
151 St. Julian and 154 Bryan Streets,
SAVANNAH. .... GEORGIA.
■IW- 1 1 " i 1 .
FLU BAKER.
l a. McCarthy,
4fi DRAYTON ST I tICK'J',
(Comer of York Street Lane )
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
STEAK HEATING A SPECIALTY I
HIE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1890,
v vx norms cocoa.
THE STANDARD CO OA OF THEWORLD - - -
S PURE SOLUBLE CHEAP
I Rich. Digestible. Stimulating. Nourishing.
Having a peculiarly delicious flavor—a food and drink ?
combined—at a half cent a cup and fit for a prince. i
1 Van Houten’s Cocoa
|j “BEST & COES FARTHEST.”
j! HOUTEN-S cocoa (“owr fried, alwaye u.rd *•) w, in.entH and j
!; T-r,nnlT,h’,TlT ,nHOl ’“ ,,d - '' “ " *■ ! bT,h * •*■ • \
■ by th. NS—Sal t—.f .t Vax HofmnTi Cocoa h. mnd.r.on. , h . )
<! “ l "!'“ r ,° f *** '•*•-G.rmlns con.tltnent. I. Inrrew.cd nriy S
!’ °. f ' 9hrM ,r * oftn > =“‘l rendered more palatable and digestible. 5
, [ Large,, sal. .n the world.” Ask for Yaw Hotrrs* . tuU>e „, hrr „ |
ltuv GOODS.
ECKSTEIN’S
HALF PRICE SALE
of Entire Cloak Stock.
$lO CAPES FOR $5
sls CAPES FOR $7 50
S2O CAPES FOR slh
$6 Cloaks For $3
$lO CLOAKS FOR $5
SlB Cloaks For §0
S2O CLOAKS FOR $lO
s2sGloaks For sl2 50
S3O CLOAKS FOR sls
1 Price Misses’ Bills.
PANIC PRICES ON CLOAKS.
GUSTAVE ECKSTEIN & CO.
CLOTH I No.
DISCOUNT,
THIS MONTH
20 PERCENT. ON ALL OVERCOATS
10 PER CENT. ON ALL CLOTH I NG.
SMOKING JACKETS,
The Nicest Christmas Present for a Gentleman you could
Possibly Select.
Morning Gowns, Initial Handkerchiefs.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
FOSTER’S MEN’S FINE KID GLOVES, KNOX’S FINE HATS.
Loeb’s Sanitary Natural Wool Underwear
and Sleeping Gowns for Men,
Ladies and Children.
fiilirifSflTO Have you seen our immense line
I Hr VIII I \ ol Clack and Fancy Cheviot Suits?
U|H I, y iU I I# Prices low and 10 per cent, dis
count besides this month, and a tremendous variety of Gents’,
Boys’ and Children’s Suits in all popular fabrics.
THIS IS THE MONTH to buy Clothing.
THIS IS THE MONTH to get the Discounts.
B.H. LEVY & BRO.
MEDICAL.
CURES SYPHILIS
acd prv*v \bm It w!:k MII rtw far ft# nn of
■TRath’v Rnd IwTtiwtr
Cu^-sorolulA.
Erp > .n l > t
ODadular Rbamnadm.. o'd
• ,t tier -e.- ai <etnwr t
RP.PJmSn
caHal rvihon, IHkr, Scald H and, #*c.. 4
_L > 2yi* rlu l *RI exfltwnt
fZ- ' "■ * * • *** • -
Cures rheumatism
1 u': "t™ li*
Ld , u boM er? .hoard and vibn blood U In
*•_ VrrxßiUrrtf e
DDDU CURES
r.r.r. Malaria
tm sr W.-.a
Gniijg P. P. !., Prickly Aia, KmA
RodlVgMtuh*.
VrffiDVMßmnßnHHHmnamaaaMM
LIPPNfAM BROS., Proprietors,
Pfnggiets, Lipiman'a ßloat, SAVANNAH, OA.
niKNUUIiHa GOODS.
LaFAR,
Halter and Men’s Furnisher.
Dunlap’s Silk anil Stiff Hats
and Stetson's Soft Hats, all the
New Shapes for Fall and Winter.
Full Dress Shirts, Vests and
Neckwear.
Fine Canes and Elegant Um
brellas.
Mackintosh Coats & Leggina
Hunting Boots in Rubber, and
Canvas Gaiters.
Ladies' Riding Gauntlets and
Crops.
Elegant Buggy Robes and
Wraps, in Seal and Plushes.
Black Suspenders, Guiot Sus
penders, Suspenders for Em
broidering.
Perrin’s and Foster’s Kid
Glove3 for Men, all sizes and
shades.
Men’s Fine Furnishings Gen
erally, at
LaFAR’S,
127 DULL ST.
HARD \V A It K.
Mill Supplies.
Rubber and Leather Bellini?.
Turner’s Tracfion Hell Grease.
Rawhide Lace Leather
Circular Saws and Mandrels.
Belt Hoots, Studs k Rivets.
Railroad Spites.
PALMER HARDWARE CO
WAI,!. I’LA stek.
ADAMANT
The lodestructible Wail Plaster
Has during the last five years
been used all over this country
in thousands of buildings of all
classes, and proved true to Its
name No one who wishes to
build economically and well
can afford to use anything else.
For full particulars address
SOUTHEASTERN PLASTER CO.,
Savannah, Gfa.
HARDWARE..
HARDWARE,
BAR, BAND AND HOOP IRON, ;
Wagon Material,
NAVAL STORE SUPPLIES,
KOII HALK IIY
Edward Lovell’s Sons.
156 BROUGHTON AND 138-140
STATE STREET.
I>RT fioonv
II ¥ll PSICI
In spite of the high prices cre
ated by the McKinley bill.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE.
Extra Inducements.
Extra Bargains.
Extra Cut in Prices.
We want your Xmas trade, and we're going to have it.
The inducements we offer for Xmas bargain seekers makes
this statement au absolute certainty, for who will pay one
dollar for what they can buy lor seventy-five cents? We
will save you 23 per cent, on every purchase in our lino.
This we guarantee.
H: uok ami i \jlored Faille Francaise and (Iro* Grain Kllks. all at 79c, reduce rom $1 *'■
Slack Silk., most reliable makes, wear guaranteed, at Wo, reduced from |l SO.
49 ineh Sills Kinlahed Wool llenriatte*, iu all th new fall sliaden. at <Wc, reduced from |1 00.
T.V All Wool I ’ranch Dress Hoods, |ilaiti and plaid effects. reduced to 49c a yard.
Special Itargalnx in All Wool Black Press floods at <c, Me, 75c. 85c, 99c and 9c a yard.
17 Inch All Wool lllack Stilt Finish mariettas at 70c, reduced from |1 Oil.
:ia Handsome Combination and Kmbrolderad Pattern Itobes at about half former price.
Never attain can you buy Cloaks at such prloas as w> name In this sale
Children's Nobby Cloaks at SI 49 tor all afatca, worth $3 00.
See our Ladles’ Jackets at $ I 98, su, $3 00, |4 00 and $S 00. worth double.
Plush Wraps and Jackets reduced to half their actual value.
Too pieces Press Ginghams, good styles, at 31c- yard, worth 9c.
•7 cases Ponble Width I'nbleacbeU Sheeting al ITtyf. regular prica 30c.
]u pieces Fine Bleached Satin Damask, ?5c a yard, reduced from $1 CO
llxlra bargains in Towels. Napkina, Doylies aud Crash Toweling.
10 bales Good Site Comfort ablea at 69c each, reduced from 65c.
10 4 and 114 White B ankets reduced to tlsc, f 1 49, |l l. $7 50. $5 30 and ti 99 each.
Gents’ Scurlet I'ndervest* at 35c. reduced from $1 IW.
Gents' Medicated Scarlet CuJtirwear at $3 50 a suit, reduced from $3 50.
BoysGiotliiiiojlßovs’ClotliiFiif!
/ n ti b
Our entire stock reduced to actual cast.
MORRISON, FOYE & CO.
cu>Tniiru.
COLL AT’B
NEW STOCK
CLOTHING.
is < > BANKRUPT stock,
n o ASSIGNEE STOCK,
NO OLD RUBBISH,
2>ro OLD STYLES,
BUT ALL
NEW and STYLISH
CLOTHING,
At Prices to Compete With All
Humbug “Ads."
140 33 ItOLTCrJ ITON ST.
This will hl:iy another week, hivins otruok home *m wsil,
KI’KNITIJ KE. ETC.
NOX 'EM ALL OUT!
Prices, Quality and Variety.
W e are l.aolc at oor old <)tarter. and have on exhibiuan in oar mammoth OOx'-tO ehovr
room a full and complete line of Fine Medium and Cheap Furniture, Carpets, Matting,
Shad' s, I,ace Curtains, F.ug , Hoed and Hattau iloods. Fancy Rockers in Tapestry oaa
I'lasb.
SO patterns of lied fhoui .Suits of UI.KfIWNMAKK, from OCR KACTOR\ on Lam*
her street.
W'e offer for the next thirty days Wholesale Frio* to Retail purchasers.
M. BOLEY & SON,
188, 188.190 Broughton street.
FACTORY LUMBER AND CANAL STREETS.
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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