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1 . THE MA.CON TEbUGRAPH: TUESDAY MOUNTING, JULY 3, 1894. MORE ABOUT REORGANIZATION i This week we introduce reductions in prices through -out our entire Clothing Department at the following rates: 830.00 Suits Reduced to $22.00 $26.00 Suit3 Reduced to $2o!(X) $20.00 Suits Reduced to $15.00 $ 18.00 Suits Reduced to $ 12,50 $ 15.00.Suits Reduced to $ 10 OO i 512.00 Suits Reduced to gj 7 50 $10.00 Suits Reduced to $ 6^50 Prices marked in plain figures talk for themselves. Lateness of the season, the need of ready cusli expluin the story of this sacrifice sale. ‘‘The early bird catches the worm.” CHARLES WACHTEL, 515 CHERRY STREET. • • • MiCON, OEORGU, ¥ACON LARGELY REPRESENTED At the Thirteenth Annuel Convention ol the Citholic Total Abstinenco Uulon of Georgia. MACON MAN ELECTED MARSHAL C«nv«nMoh Will 1*1 ret In Uiea« In July Yttor—Tlie Union It Doing » Uood Work In tha Canto ‘ ot Tout]>eranew. The fijirtmrtli^niinual convention of 'll Ihi.11c Total Abstinence Unluu OTtMjni.UL, wlitoli mat at Tyboo on nituy him, wan one of tbo most sue- isful lu tin- lilaiury of tlio union, t. JoH(-nh> Soctoly of till* city wan mwiitiid liy n stroujs defecation, and Ohrl»i.,|Su-r McCice of tide city was (till tn.irslnil of the slate union, (lie truiHiriuDcc office aiuld not linve a more Mil i ably ill led than liy tlio ittou of Mr. McUcv, who la olio of i.uwi nortve workers lu tlio canto itomiM-oinoc in this city, lie baa My frb-njs who arc orTcri.ig con Smkitl-oia. Bclogslcs wire prcacut from tin- two netl«< ot Saivannhb, tlio two miele- •it of Augumu and tbo Macon toddy. Joseph's Bocloly of the laUor city « only rivootly organized, but soul strong dfli aatton. moot I pc was called to order at the Hotel l'ybee, l’realdeiit of Augusts proalillul;. The ildcg.uiw iimtwutvd to the dek*8 Total AlwiJnence mid SiK-Ioty of Suv.immdl M. .1. V. 4. Mood, J. M. Meltrlde, ;onner. lliebard llooly. u'h Total AI«ltn<-llco uud lien- nloty of S.iv^uiub -M. A. 4oa.'i>b L. UnUugln-r, P. J. TV. T. F.utcII. A. N. O'Keeffe. Heart Cadets, August!—It II, Charles llayea, J. J. Kelly, re, JJ J. Joy. Irl.-k'a Society of Augusta—J. *, John TV Sluilun, 1). p, -. Uryau Lawrence, Matt. o. cplra Total AllsttDeuce Bode- Muoou—S. a McKenna, tv. A. a McGee, William Vc- Ji-n.nu- IIuusc. tlon the Snored Heart I'mlets i«, about thirty strong In full wi-ro In nttendanoo under of ifepb I’. M. Slulhertn, -d Ibairt Csdote are a liand- y of in.-ii and their bright a,bbai much to tin- appear- the hotel piazzas ywtordsy. allow,at the society to be floudditiii; lanidltlon and growing > Uasntfih The follow.no ireolutlon, uuimlio-nia|,r ndopiod, states a of the society In minds- tonus: teenth nnnaul COUVnUtoil of Total AtMlIntnce I.'ninu i amwmhm dns.anblnl, renew., its allcglanco to the total abstlii-ma-, and reedrm ,-s of temperance, sobriety elb\r the road to happiness lies of the Appetite throuich ; the avotidanc* of r, rat we oops rlar the b. is manly err.-nt its ,-oim- the evil, and the .-Ip mr habd from :h >ie i M.-ewd with strength ik an.l strurnrUna, and. uatlcal policy. Our aim la lo be patient, persevering, practical, yet Arm and de- temwtmM In auoh course as will beat subserve the high and holy purpose for Which we are 'handed togdtheiw Argument la weak and discussion tarns -when oortfronid iby the facia of ruin, deKMUon, poverty and disgrace which follow surety In. -the drunkard's truck. / Hungry* children and 1 homeless widows in every community miitbly but surely tell die tile. Witness Che confusion that takes place hi 'the drunkard's ' household! How repulslvo everything- seems! There Is no system; the husband disre gards rho hew of Clod; the wlfo weak from loss of food and sleep; the onll- dren neglected and left to curse not only their ead fate, but often the very aulhore of their existence. Tnare are apparent evils ‘rampant unionist us ntiion somotimes make the patriotic mind fear for the stability of our republican Institutions, If we aro to depend upon luhc young of the pres- ent day tor the maintenance of these Institutions. Consider the etnlater in fluences at work undermining the* char acter of the rielng generation, fcivat generation which Is to malntan or de stroy our liberties, by debaudning-atielr bodies with drink and their natures with vices 111 ro rank wttJi the canker worms that a'te line heart of ancient Home and robbed It of Us manlm'od. And Wood can be expedted of the boy when the man sets him a -bad example? Can we demand of -the future citizen, when lie is ulbout to take his place In public life, that he shill not be a drunk ard. when as a troy no safeguards wers thrown aibuut him to shlehl him fr.rm the danger? When every Inducement Waa offered him to sacrifice body and soul to the demon of intemperance? ‘Tie enough to "make the wise weep and tbs Judicious grieve.'* I,ui us be frank ami candid men. and let bur ef forts be earnest and well directed. Our mlaslun Is to lead auch Uvea its will exemplify our faith iu total n-batl- iionoe. to succor Iho weak and help the fallen. Let us stand firm, and with renewed zoal and unabated vigor, work steadily In the Held for pure lives uud clean hearts. Wo uppeal lo the wise, the good and 'the truo everywhere In this cuuntsy lo help us In this great work. Hold up our handa and give us assist ants In augmenting our numbers and advancing our work. We appeal to the clergy lo help us, and in proportion ns Its voice Is beard anti Its teachings <Ua- at-mlnaied. so will the world be bene fited. and man. rising as It were fibm his fnllun condition -wish a well rega- laled mlhd and a steady, unflinching purpose, pursue the dally avocations of llfo omutably to himself. oeniUi-lslly -to his fellow nun and pleasing to hla God. Tbo platform wus signed by John D. Shohan, A. N. O'Keefe. C. C. McGee and J. M. McBride, evunmittee. The slsctlon of oUleers resulted as follows; President—d*. M. Mutherln of Augusta. Vice presldent-Alohn M. HeynolUs of Savannah. Socreury-J, W. O'Leary of 8avan- Marshal-C. C. McGee of Macon. ll«v. J. M. O Brien of Auguitfa was •looted state organiser of the union. The oflteers were appointed a commlP-jo to arrange fl>r a course of lectures be fore the Georgia societies by h-adlng or» •tore of tho union from the North. The ocnytuMion adjourned to meet In Macon In July of next year. Tho visiting members of the conven tion wen- entertained by the Savannah memlK-n and tile afternoon was very pleasantly spent. tf you ore worn out, run down ntvl nervous, Megnetle Nervine will re store your timllli. Sold by Goodtvyu A Smalt, druggists. ASSIGNEE^ NOTICE. Receiver Comer Gives an Accurate Statement of What the Fixed Charges Will Be. SOUTHWESTERN IS ALL RIGHT .To Cbaagi* Will Ha Bfado With Thoa* Employs** Who Do Their Duly— Rn«Ivm Comer Will Proba- lily lie Mad* President. -World’s Pair. TH E STOCK OF W. A. REDDINOg CONSISTING or ( LOTIHNG AND HATS, «SfcC, MUST BE SOLD AT OJVCE. HIUJGEST OF II I U II vit. GAINS OFFERED J.J.CORII, ASSIOXFE. UENT1STKT. Dr. A. S. Moor*, who haa for the last eight years been reasonable la nis charges for dental work, and who la better prepari-il to do bridge, crown and all kluds of dental work, having taken a poM graduate course lu pro* thetlc dentistry, owing to the stringen cy of the times, la vrlUng to be even L “ to reasonable In bla charges Cume bltu examine your teeth and see a so liable you can have your work done. Teeth extracted pain. 121 Washington ave- Firat Baptist Church. Vine- l.m- of street earx mu . Macon. Ga. Rapid progress is being made with the new reorgnuizad.m plan of the Central railroad properties, nml tlio probability is that within a few weeks the details of the plan will be an nounced to the public. Receiver 11. M. Coiner returned from New York yesterday' morning, winre be bus been for'the just three weeks engaged in busy cousultutlon wlob those who are working out the pkiu. None of the statements sent out from New York with regard to die plan so far bitvo been authorized or correct, nml rt'hllo ttie details of it will not lie ready for publication for some time, the different issues of the new securi ties have been agreed upon, anil Re ceiver Comer gives a oorrcct mid uu- thoriiative etittomi-nt of Hie amount of me fixed ebargus, un i shows where Um> seeurilles sUind, lu ivliieh the peo ple ot tills section .arc .most interested. "The details ojl'tbe plan have n->t all been worked out yet,” Mr, Ciflbcr said, “and in some respects the plan Is not all ilmt I would Ilka to have bad It, but vt was the best UuU could be dime, nml 1 think will prove acceptable uud will trrut with reasonable fairness all elamtw of securities concerned. ■■■ ‘"bile absolute fixed charges on the property far tlio llrsi two years will be Jl.tsiO. KX), tviiii'h, after two years, Will mei-ease at the role of ¥fi0,u00 u year until UHM, when they will a mount lo S21.50.issi, ut which they will re main. llchlud this will come an Issue of $b,ooo,000 class A income bonds, hiiiriug Interest at fl per cent., nou-cu- mulwnte, out uf wivatl the del)..-inures will be paid dollar for dollar, und the rejulnder will be used In taking up certalu iudursed bonds. ‘Then there will come an issue of $1,000,000 class B Income Ismils. brar- lug Interest at 5 per cent., nun-cumula tive. “These Income bonds will come ahead uf Lite slock, hlaking iho total charges In ndvnucu of dtvhlcisls tor the ilrst two years *2,B00,<XK), Wlilch, after that time, will Increase ut the tute of $-50,- 000 a y«ir until 1001, when it will re main at $2,7.50,000. This is tho total amount of lirtcrcwt charges that will iwme hi before (UrUeuds un tha steak are paid. '"Hdj amount covers the fixed Charges on IDs entire system. Tho re organisation provides for Che cutlro system. .The Savannah and Western properties, including the Chattanooga, Homo amt Columbus railroad, the Ma- oon and N'oi'ihern and the Sswuvnati and Atlantic, are ajl to be taken In. The Chskilsnooga; Home and Colum bus, Maouu and Northern und Savan nah anil Atlantic came in by reason of the indorsement of the Central rail road on their bonds. The appomton meat of the nenv securities for she old lay these cases has nek been entirely agreed on yet, but they will'oll be treaiteu with fairness and be given die best possible exchange under the circumstances. , -< ‘There will ho only $7,500,040 common stock Issued, which will ho Exchanged dollar for dollar Air oho present, com mon s.uck of she property. All the stock will shore alike, but ahead of It will oome the dxed charges, amounting to. as 1 have stated, 11,750,000. after 1941. "With all the systems of railroads working In harmony, as they will do, : think It -will have a tendency to In- crease uhe earnings of the property. "The certlfloates of indebtedness will, ns 1 have stated, receive dollar for dollar in Inocms bonds, bearing Inter- est at 5 per cent, "Toe fctiudnweAorn and the Augusta and Savannah railroads will be re tained under new leases and wKl re ceive 5 per cent, on the par value of their present stock. They will be re lieved of all indebtedness, and ths Judgment of about $:,000,040 against tho Sou.'ilwMtern road, on its portion of ths tripartite mortgage will be taken from k and kssumed by the system. These roads will be operated under now leases, but will retain their pres ent chatters and organizations. ‘Ths Savannah and Atlantic bonds. In which many of the people hero are Interested, will be fairly taken care of. "H may be Oh as the deposit of the securities will be called for before the deialls of dht distribution under the plan are given Out. 1 don't know,how ever. that tills will bo done, and at any rate It will of course be optional with the security holders to support PUSH TRIP KATKS, nri. f via t.Vu-ral rs’l- » t« sit points. Special >.. July ^ 0 and lu. “ ' . N. J.. July 1. ids. July hi nnd of W. P. DAW- in. or L J, UAU- I'he plan or not, as they desire. X will say. however, that It will be to the In terest of all -to accept It. The plan la net all that t would like to have aeen It, but under the circumstances it Is *h* |b*st that could be obtained, and I think the distribution of the new se curities will be upon a reasonably fair wihi« 'The details of the plan may not be known for several weeks, but It Is hoped to have It raiJy for announcement within tb.it time, and It Is the prevent Idea and Intention of those Interested to have It carried into effect' by October 1. 1 hope that It will be dons within that time, and It seems reasonable to believe that It will be so. Ths detailed work of the plan Is by no means over. It will take same time to complste It. and 1 may hare to return to New York soon; but as Cart, llayea Is oa ths spot and will look car*, fully afttr ths dstaUs, It will hardly be necessary unless some nutter comes up which will require consultation. •There will be no trouble whatever, so far as the backing of the plan Is eon cerned. There are Interested the three large Insurance companies ot New York, the New York Mutual, the New York Equitable and the New York Lite, the New York Guarantee and Indemnity Com pany. Drexrl. Morgan * Co., the Mercan tile Trust Company and other houses of high flnanclal standing. “As to the equipment nnd physical con- dltkm of the property, It ts good, but win be. Improved. I heard Cspt. Hayes make the remark lust before 1 left New York that the eiqupment of the Central rail road was la a better condition than that 'of any other railroad In the country. The property wUi earn this year, which baa been s bad one for railroads every where. R.KVVJUV which, as win be seen. Is the amount of the absolute fixed charges for the nrst two years under ths pro posed plan. •The property writ! be operated as an entirely Independent Une la the Intern Is .of Its owners and of Us patrons, and its service'to the people arid be maintained. This !/,.» be?n dearly understood and agreed between all parties interested. ■'The 1 c.ox) a bards will, of course, con trol the property,. but will control -It as an Independent property. The Southern Hallway Company, which Is controlled by Drexel, Morgan & Co , will own ‘Jim stock as an Invisiraent in the property. ■The employes of ths road need not fear any zhanges as long as they continue to do their duty In their reap* .-Uve posi tions. 1 was met on all aides with satis factory expressions with the manner In which the property Is now being managed. The settlement of the affairs of the Cen tral and these other large systems Is going to simplify ths railroad situation in Georgia very much. It will do away with Irregularities and cutting of rates, and illegitimate methods of securing busi ness are In the past. Every patron of the road will be treated fairly and Im partially, and there will be no discrimina tions between persons or places. I think the situation will work out very greatly to the Inter ret* of the state and to 'he people of Macon. Ths hwidquartrrs ef the road and its main office* will remain In Savannah, and there Is likely to be lit tle or no change so far as the policy of the management Is concerned. “1 have no doubt that the plan Is the best that could be had for the Junior securities, and It will undoubtedly make them all worth s good deal more than they have best selling for. "As to the South Carolina roads for merly operated with the systfm, they are not embraced In this reorganization. Whatever securities the Central rt-ilroud has a. them will be regarded as In vest- meats of. the nrw company In there roads, and It will Inure to the benefit of the owners of these prnportifs. “Ths road will have to b» sold to bring about the reorganisation and perfszt now titles. There was' some talk at one time of avoiding a sale, which could only be done by all the security • holders putting In their securities and taking the new cnes Issued, and an agreement by which the credltoni could be paid off. The sim ple dissent of any bolder of a security, however, or of any one of ths creditors, manes a formal sale by ths court neces sary In order to perfect new titles.” The road will have to obtain a new charier, as by Its Inaolvtncy nnd sale ths old one Is wiped out. This charter will be obtainable under the general railroad law of tho state from the controller gen eral, who Is empowered to Issue them on the payment of a nominal fee. Mr. Comer would say nothing about It. but It la understood, and was so stated by Copt. Evan P. Howell' when he re turned from No# York, that Receiver Comer would be retained In the manage ment of the property as president under the new company. He has Impressed those with whom he has nad to deal uf late as being in every respect able of administering this grest trust to the best advantage to Its owners and to the benefit of the people whom It serves, and there Is n general desire that he be retaliv I In charge. His retention will be ve. ^ gratifying to the people of .the state, an particularly to those of Maoon. FOUR BIO SUCCESSES. Having the neded. merit to more than rnnke good all the advertising claimed fqr them, the following four remodlej have reached a phenomenal sale: Dr. Kin's New Discovery, for consump tion, coughs and colds, each bottle guaranteed; Electric Bitters, the great est remedy for liver, stomach nnd kidneys; Buoklen’s Arnica Halve, the beat in the world, and Dr. King's New Life Pitts, which are a perfect pill. All these remedies aro guaranteed to do Just what Is claimed for them, and the dealer whose name Is attached herewith will be glad to tell you moro of them. Sold at H. J. Lamar & Son's drug store. DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS. The American Encyclopedic Dictionary. Gives the Full Is a Complete Definition IT And Perfect Of Every English 11 Modern Word. Encyclopedia Is the Greatest Modern Work of .5 Reference These Speah, as Those Having Authority ' Macon to New York Via ths Rich mond and Danville Railroad. By a change ot sohedule In effect Sunday, May 13, Macon has double dally schedules to Washington and New York via Atlanta and the R. and D. railroad: Leave Macon 7:53 a, m., 4:25 p. m. Arrive Atlanta 11;30 a. m„ 8:05 p. m. Leave Atlanta. B. and D., 12 m., 0 p. m. Arrive Greenville, R. and D.. 5:30 p. m., 2 a. m. Arrive Charlotte, B. and D., 8:29 p. m., 6:30 a. m. Arrive Danville. R. and D., 12:30 a. m.. 11:45 a. m. Arrive tVashtngton, B. and D.. 7:13 a. m., 8 p. m. Arrive Now York. P. B. R., 133 m, 6:23 a. m. Train leaving Macon In morning ar rives at Richmond next morning 7:15 a. m.. and leaving Macon In the af ternoon arrive* at Richmond 4:60 p. m. 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Tickets will be sohl on July 2, 3 and 4. good to return on tho 7th. Call on nearest railroad agent for further Information or write C. A. DeSuussure. D. P. A.. Memphis, Tenn. i L. A. Bell. D. P. A. Selma. Ala. I J. J. Farnaworth. D. P. A.; Atlan ta. Ga. M. Sutton. D. P. A. Chattanooga. Taira. ELEGANT AND CHEAP TRIP .TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON. Round trip rate. Including meals nnd state room to New York. 838.70; Boston, 333.70. via Central railroad. Savannah, and ste.vmora. Finest ships ou Trying the American Hag. Tnblca supplied front best markets In the United State*. Berths reserved by wire. Apply to L. J. Harris, ticket agent, W. P. Dawson, passenger agent. . YOU IT POPS. Effervescent, too. Exhilarating, appetizing. Just the thing to build up the cuiisiitution. Hires’ Rootbeer Wholesome and strengthening, pure blood, tree from boils or carbuncles. General good health —results from drinking HIRES’ Rootbeer the year round. Package mskes five gallons, sjc. 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