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THE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER: FRIDAY- SEPTEMBER 25, 1885. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. THREE DAYS'* proceedings of the HOU8E AND SENATE. Discussion of the Rnllroad Commission Bill In the Senate Continued at Croat Length—A Vote not Reached—In the House. ground of complaint Is that rate on any partlc- ular claBB of freight l> unreasonable or unjust, said petition must set forth clearly the rate charged by the railroad, and alao the rate which the petitioner claim- wou d be a Juat and a reasonable charge. When auchpetltlon Is made and filed with the Railroad commit- ilon It abail be the duty of said commlsaton to canae a copy of aald compl lnt to be serve on aala railroad company, or it* agent and give notice to both parties of the time and place of the hearing, which ■ball not be in less time than ten days from the time service la perfected. If at any time before the hearing the railroads shall ao after their rates in the matter complained of as to conform to the rates asked for by the pe tltioner. then no hekrlug shall be necessary; but the complaint may be withdrawn by conient of the parties. The commlwlon ■hall have power to alter and amend the rates complained of whenever they shall adjudge, after a lull hearing, that the tame are unreal- amt out to country editors asking them to I bills fafssd. publish an editorial in favor of the bill. Declaring and establishing the grades of end send fifty copies of the paper with the turnpike roads. Yess 02, nays 0. I Regulating the registration of deeds and P*' | bills of sale as it curlty for debt. Yeas Of, nays 0. BILL ISDirCIITlLT POSTPONED. To better enable patents to control their bill. Mr. Cabtnlss asked him to na per. Atlanta, September 17.—Senate met at 10 o'clock. Mr. Rankin moved to recon- sid r the action of the Senate on the Mc- Brile amendment. There was certainly 5 d ^j 0 , n d aitiu.t'and .ball tlx tach < ate. at jome misapprehension as to the position to them shall seem reasonable atm juat. -■««««•*» f “7 red ' he T’lVS!: Ho was willing to give the railroads the either party may app al to the Superior Court, right of appeal-.il the —.Ion ha. fflKMOTSSffira'tirfiS ever recommended, and all the railroads incase of appeal from the Court of Ordinary; have ever asked. H. believed. If the bill »d ..Id Supjrio, CouHabaU hear an^j passes without the McBride amendment, j regulation* aa are now prescribed bylaw it™' d b« better .0 absolntsly abolish {£,htagp toot* crerem con-.-, the commission. It would be a waste of cedence of all other cause* on the docket, and mooey to keep the commissioner, in office. £<£ SuSSVS.S5edtofSSSd AffiS? and pay them their salaries, when they I Pending the appeal, the rate adjudged by the wAnld have nothing to do. commission to be reasonable ana JasL ab«ll be would nave notning w ao. the legal rat-, and the railroad He did not think with certain 8en*tore companies shill be aubject “ I the penalties provided In section . I and (J) of the code, when they shall charge Me. Thorn ton started with a lilt, begin ning with the Thomatton Times, the Tal- Mr. Maddox interrupted him to sav that I minor children, he misrepresented the circular, which elm- commission sat to London, Mr. Jobnion, of Floyd, offered a reaMo. «?ih’,h^n> ,eDd fl( y p *‘ tlon authorizing the appointment by the pe xi, W TKmntAnL!?rt Gomnor °* flve commissioners lo the Mr. Thor nton eaid he wee the author of American exhibition at London, wilhont «•—«- —a k-a — - —" 1 expense to the Bute. Referred to the tbs minority report, end had sent a copy of It to all the papers and asked for its publication. Why didn't they publish it? Why didn't the Consiitntlon publish it? Not one of them published It. Mr. M.ddox asked if he told the editors to publish it and send the bill. Mr. Thornton said no. Mr. Maddox said that would account for It. Mr. Thornton said he thought that was the matter with Hannah. special oommtttee. Adjonrned. Atlanta, Sept 18.—The Senate met at 10 o'clock, with President Carlton in the chair. Toe consideration of the railroad bill was resnmed. Mr. Smith, of the Thirtieth, said, in view Mr. Ctbaniss asked if the press could be of the fact that the bill had been under dis- bSS?bt np P U> " COmm " SlOU be enssion some time, be would not detain Mr. Thornton said no. He knew two of <h« Senate a great while al'h bis slews, the preseut commission couldn't be bongkt Only a sense of duty impelled him tossy •>***■ Bt.ipp-lofeverythingbutpl.ln third he dldnm know gibing abcu tbimT “°,h. eiXTr "'led, He explained at some length the condition i* c, *> ***• **111 only provides for the right of Mr. Hall moved to reconsider the action chare of other roads, and the building oi fsfied it reduced the legitimate esrnings. higher ritM th.n'the rates .o' Bred t, the He discussed the pool system, and claimed "Sounder thSnsf*Um theTuVien ol proot it an injury to the people, because it keeps iball be on the railroad, ihe presumption of down competition, andunjust to railroad, b-caose it reduces their legitimate earn- bv the ronmlnlra shall r. msin in lorvv until jnra. I set aside by'he courts. But the commlrelon Bethought the McBride amendment shall have no power or jurisdiction to alter, fair, and if Ihe railroads were honest in | '*>««, whj 1 they asked they onsht tosMept it. I u t heard as above aet loeth, and Mr. Macdox opposed the ootlco to re* I then only to such questions as are made and consider. He contended that the MaBnde I pat In Issue by pleadings.” J amendment was cot only nrjast and an I M m .. ., . I fair, bat utterly impracticable. It ^oaldl Sheffield edded ^ h a oHgtnal m-nt bat for the watered stock and oui fail to give the railrosda any of the relief I * or “* extravagance. The enumisstoo is asked for. He reviewed many of M>»» r ®S p *i*°I|.9?} r I h . i “ *?,* 'he great bulwark between Q-orgia ami g.ments already m^d^gMM.^jnMod- af.r the, !“« otpr^eioQ °« rat.roada, and*. hoped at - inveRtiiration made bv the |nh. 1 words "aolcta continued for providesItalHM remittee hid bee™ « Vrf* He »n»” in the Sl.y-Lin.h line, the tallowing said the committee in {ntrodueiofr I JMSS SSSJSSKSS rtfered irom time to time, and the protrie-1.he same manner aa is now provided by ion to allow the rate, to ba fixad by the I .. , , . , read, ™ on the express r,commendation . J* .s 'i ^ ‘m of the Governor. Now as to the attitude I «fIJ1* amendment^He awton** of thecommireion—its faimees—he had *hatttwaajnstandfair,ttdhe -> read a communication published by Coft-1 S^rimi^Sf^tawvars^th.t misMoner N. L. Trammell between the in-1 JKJf^5L2S5!fi5toe^LiMKhont ft troduction of the bill, the iavestigation of * h »" ?* rTZF ‘S explained at some length in which Columbus had been placed by the trial by jury and the right of appeal. Who railroads. He referred to the claim ihac would have thought, ten years ago, that the railroerfa hid made nothing. He said _ nv one wonld _ Und nD here and denv t0 watered stock was one reason, sod the par- iny l on6 f 0Q , ia •*w ( i op nere ana ueny 10 * •* * .... uding 0 { as these lot tenable rightr. He did not see Mr. Thornton rose to a privileged qaes- lion. He said his remarks of yesterday as reported this morning in the Coratltu- tion aa reflecting on one ol the Railroad Commission were incorrect. What ha did say was that he knew two of the commis sion were nnpnrchasable, bat that he did not know the third one, and knew nothing about him. Adjourned to 3:30 p. m. ArTKRNCON SESSION. The Senate had an afternoon for the purpose of reading House bill a first and second time, and a'ter clearing the desk adjourned to Mondav, 3 p. m. HOUSE. Called to order by the 8peaker and opened with prayer by the chaplain. Mr. Hal! moved to reconsider action in adopting a resolo Mon for i be relief of the Royal Insurance Con piny, of England. Messrs. Hall and Boyd advocated, and Messrs. Hairis, Brandt aud Eason op posed. Mr. Reagan, moved to table the motion to reconsider, which prevailed by yeas 62 nays 48 Mr. Hall moved to reconsider the action iu adopting a resolution for the relief the London aud Laucsshire Insurance Com pany. Mr. Brandt moved to lay the mo tion to recons.der on the table, which pre in adopting the resolution for the relief of the Cotton States Life Insurance Compa ny. Mr, Lofly moved to Jay the motion to reconsider on the table, which prevailed. For the relief of the Gusrantee Comps _v ■ —- —rv~. H'otuuuif where the complaint originated, under the same rules and regulation* a* to the manner of appealing as now provided by law in case of appeal from the Court of Ordinary; and »a‘d Superior Cou»t shall hear and determine such cases under the same rules and reKUluloua as are now prescribed by law for bearing equity cases in said court ; t at aald causes ahall have precedence of all other cause* on the docket, and shall be heard and determined at the first term. Depositions of all witue*sei, irrespec tlce of residence, may be taken in said oause, and the cause shall in no court be continued beyond the said term on account of the ab sence of witnesses or counsel, or for any other cause whatever. Either party to auen pro ceeding may more fora new trial or except we the action or ruling of such Superior Court In the same manner as is now pro- IW. u ? r . ln lh « r ex pending the appeal, the rate adjudged by the commission to be reasonable and just shall $•»««»» r *te. and the railroadoompauiei ■hall be aubject to all the penalties provided lu section 7 9 (I) and 'J) of the code, when theT shall charge higher rates than the rates so fixed by the commission pending the ap- peal. In all cases made under this **-clion the burden of proof shall be on the railroad, the presumption of la* being tha. the com- mission rate* are right and Just. The rate ad judged to be the just rate by tho commission ■ball remain in force until set aside by the courts. But the commission shall have no power or jurisdiction to alter, change or in sojf war interfere with rates made b> the railroads, except on complaints made, (bed and heard as before set forth, and then only to such questions ss are made and put ln issue by tho plesdlugs, Provided that when an appeal has been made to the courts *nd the esse has been decided by the Supreme Court, then the decision in such case shall be regarded as a precedent by tho expensiva comprises. | bow any one living ln Georgia wonld deDy I n y. of North America. Advocated by Mr! Mlowed on‘».lm?l7r 1,0 Mr. F.lligant stated thst Mr. Raoul's to any portion of onr peorle these right,. Abbott, and and opposed bv Mrstrs. Hurt Sc< tton 3 Be It furtb-r enacted by authority report to the atocsholdera of the Central I He wa« surprised to find that tbecommfs- lett, Brandt, Hinea and Herudoo. Yeas I •fore.ai'1, that section 12>.I said set nt October said these outside Investments enabled the I sion, after so long recommending an 114, nays 87. CtntraMu pay wbat dividend was paid. | anpeal, were now vigorously tigbtiug it. I benatb bills passed. lsth. 1870, known In said r ode of Georgia t, , , section 719 (1), which defines the terms *'rAU- Mr.Thorhion laid he did not know any-I He replied to tome of the poiuts urged Amending the constitution by striking I be, jnd the wune to hereby thing .boat that, hot be bad torn, kin- by 8en.tor Thornton in hti argument yee- ont psragrapb 18, section 7, article 3. with SSlS" tho wmd^?Mfire7oi?feJiTera” »thit folk, who bed owned tome stock which terday. reference to local legislation. Yeas 1M, ?.w „‘?fi on “^3L5“Slnd«d Tl ”r?ad «lob paid no dividends for years, a* d they were I On th* question of rebates, he said, any I nay a 0. I low*: That the terma * railroad corporation ** 'queried oaL Hsolmtaied that there is | large shipper would goto the road tha'j read fibst time- ] or “rai'road company,” aa contain <1 ln th note railroad in the State that would not I offered him the greatest inducement pay 8or 10percent, on the original invest- - it would not be disturbed. At the corcineioa of Mr. Thornton'a ar gument the Senate *djournedL HOUSE. _ u called „ .... Speaker and opened with prayer by the ebapiam. Mr Gardner moved to reconsider action in defeating the hill retealirg the prohibi tion law in Pike county. Mr. Berner made the point that the pub lished notice of the application for the p*s- or "rai'road company,” as con „ , , .. ... . . . . . act, sbalt be deemed and Uk« n to mean all ia a ruling nrinciu e in all other business I, of the voters in each counte corporations, companies or Individuals, re- ^.mlSSrisnatnra! -2?SarHk u il in the Btale. Two hundred copies of the celver or receivers now owning or operating, bill ordered printed. O ' which may hereatter own Sr operate any something over which the commission has Changing manner of granting license to r *" r oao, ln whole or ln psrt, ln this state, ana no earthly control. aallIlmiT.k.eo..t.ln.d In a».S„n i Alh of *be provisions of this act shall apply toall per- In response to the statement^ that com-1 3‘,; r “ coulalnea lo ,ecUon 1419 01 | (>ods j Arms and oompanles, and to all.asstiSa. thecode. ..... . | hloea of persona, t K'liraS'tM dT.‘ 'not'propoae the 1 % 'of MSE S[. law a* e.’erybody else, not by I tlon*-.d. - ,L * 1 T A?- y reportcd 011 were Section 4. Be It further enacted, That no in **Tk s lime# I crease of freight or passenger rates ahall go The House took up and concurred in into effect until-•— - mon carriers had been controlled by law for 500 years, he said we want them controlled three imsponbiblo As to bis charge against the press, that thev were controiii d bv the roads on this L, House took up and concurred In into effect until thirty days after the bcgiuntng {Su^h»* , p«k , » r °d!ifcr«it Tlslw from the I SJSJlSpS! 0 B ** 0n f0t r<,l0rQ °‘ * blU »d".tl.eo.n« reqotred lurecUonSof ik 0 * 1 u f . .t 0 . 10 . lb .i j' Providing comDonsat'on for experts tes* 1 Section 5. Bo It further enacted. That when thought their printing the bill and com- Hfvine in ^ ever a complaint ahall be Med with laid com- meeting on It, publishing the matter far LJ y '“*' D ™ oartaoItm * ”***•• Dyyeaa I mlaatoncra a, provided in thia act.lt thall not aud wide that the people might see and I be necessary for the complainant to apiwar In read it was rgnt and proper. He nid not Appropriating $800 to defray expenaes | perton or by atto ney before aa'd commhiton- nice verdict grew out of that prr seentino 6 Th- parti., live Id Cook's dl.tri?t „„“??• Greene Ferry ru.d. Mr V.n’.'i ,h ® will ask for a new trial. F “ 8 law J er All the writs returnable to the term of Foltoo Superior Court haw bin ropf.d and ere in lb- bands of Born Perkeraon. Tliere are 308 of them-oo Torce! baV ° bee “ i8 '’ Utd 00 tui!a notIo L »«mm Pte "- The 8ea » le « re. T e h nU«°,» e(1Wlth pr “ Jerb ^ RECONSIDERATION. Mr. Alexander moved to reconeld.. .. tlon on the bill providing compen-aiion for experts teiifiymg in courts of th/1 State, which motion Drevalled 5 Mr -Elll* moved to reconsider action on the bill amending aection 710 (b) of th wkhdrawm preT * lled ' and th « bill v„ BILLS PASSED. Anthorliiog the ordinary to preside at the trial ol parties for whom co umitment to the lunatic aaylnra is sought. Yeas m Regulating th. Inning nf peace. 8- YeM* 80 Ud “ °* C( ° jTstlce8 of Amending rectlon 3538 nf the code, in relation to garnishment. Yea, 88 nav, " Amending the garnishment law,. Yeu l»ii nay* I S Autnorlz'ng ordinaries to appoint im»r -uaforldior,, lanaUc, and inrene^er. tone. Y-aa 07. Regulating practice in the Enperior Count In ca-ea of appeal from ioatice court*. Yea, 08 nays 1. A number ol bills were tebled on acconnt of the thinuna of the House and the ab- fence of members. Senate amendment to bill amending the charter of LaFsyelte was concurred in Mr. Herndon moved to adjourn until Monday, 0 a. m., which prevailed. Yeu 07, uaya 27. Nervous Debilitated Men Yon are allowed a free trial of thirty dayiof ttie nee of Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt with electric euspensary appliance, for the epeedy relief aud permanent cureoi nervousness debility, loaa of vitality and manhood, an I all kindred trouble. Also, for many otber disea,es. Complete restoratio., to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No ri,t is incurred. Ulo* 'rated pamphlet, with foil inlormatloa terms, eto , mailed tree by addreseing talc Belt Company, Marshall, Mich. r stone of tho new capt- nin of th* ha i did not uns with the title troduction ot tot mu, the investigation or i o/ th-? bill toreaa u was rgni ana proper, we «na not | therommltte-and before areportOonldb«“*>WicahdthecooaUtBUonal argumanti Butt, of Marlon, iaTOred tbe motion.! believe the pre«» could be bought np for made, ttm, attemjiting to tor.,taU that re-1 ... ^ ODlrf . | Mr. Everett “pSed the motion on tbe I '*• ‘wo or three dollar, apleca a. charged. | n,y8 4 - AFTBUNOON EEflSION. A resolution we, passed appropriating I rate7ruieordlierlmlnVtroniriAirbeiu money to refurnish the office of principal I proof of the facL and when such complaint 1* k-ener of the l.enitentlat v Yffli 03 nava I Ale 1 and such proof furnished it shall be the 8in.tor.who have mid. th. charge that I I '^ p ^ ,, °' I w.rer.dto»lr Vtork and Ta,n“ed ‘iiock “tor 125. P T ' m ol b,°«r 7 ,m^h*em th« oommlaBlntt'ware lasted to pyrtidpat. | I 42 ?,' Q . r A 100o ,' i K ln * l '. a J n , d w-htedjo p»t| ... . BiLL*rA„*n. | by mall or o.herwlre whh a .copy ol tbecon.; furnish any evidence farther than to establish the fact that the rate, charge, rule or discrimination complained of actually exlata. and a bill of lading or receipt for frelghtii, or the order of the company establishing such . - —- * 8 ** ‘ ifflclent i j may requl i5dpreventing competition. Mr. Maddox' S efkftl »h» this pobbli RtVi'XaaXue^hS!!!^^ n Railroad A ompaoy. Yeas U3, nays I all the roada that Columbus had spent to it. Bat It ieems the commission didn’t ‘beBnpreme pmrt, then the c . much to build. If Colombo, sold her in-TTh-H take that view of the e»s». He reviewed I ^'’‘““‘“"“'bcaje ahall be rrg.rded a, I Eegalating Ihe tale, better and delivery teresttn the roada It was lot avalnabte Amending aection 2873 ot the'code. I Ihe vorious points made by Mr. Allen, ot a precedent by the conrtaof this State and 1 0 ( mutton, beef and pork in Dodge coun- ] consideration end done for thebe, t interest 1 Yeas 92 nays 0 theTwentytifth. That Senator bad read 1,0a P,P*f' ,,>a11 “ „ allowed °“ a * iml,ar ty betwernsunset end snnrlae. Yeas 83, Lo!Columbus. As to tbe river line of a schedule o’ rates fixed by tbe cornmis- c *;j ! nays 0. . Central, the complaint Is that the freights I __ sino. That rchedulo was nearly sxaetly I d oltowd tba I Amending the charter of Chip'sy. Yess charged wars so low that other lines could f 0 .Srrv oAh* sicr»fUrv of the i’ Uroad the schedule of the Western and Atlantic. 00. nays 0 not compete. With such rates there was ciimiolSn VlS?S?2a?s r> d only giving them a little more, so that the ™ Cbangir g the time of bolding Camden no demand for competidon. It looked AfluftimSi ^ Lftyl "*• Weitesn and A lantic could not complain, atuiti 1 Superior Court Yeas94, nsya 0. I like the gentlemen were blowing hot and J uri e l' ...r-oan *11* The oommission did Rot desire to sntago- *21 Adopting the stock law in th* M2d dis- co»d. He tbooght Columbus was either th* aAJLaOAD bilu^^H nixe the Western and Atlantic, a road that I Augusta, Albany, Athens, oavannah, Ma- i^ct of Pulaski coanty. Yess 35, nays a | being misrepresented or the d»y ought to Tbs Railroad Commission bill, as p»a»ed is pocketing thousands of dol an annually I “H' 80111 ® anaColmnoug. . . I Changioe the n«me of Indian Bpriugs to I take care of herself instead of sitting down the oenate to^lay, is as follows: that belor k lo the people of Georgia. All I The section was adopted as amenuea. | Fl >vtIIa. Yeas 93. nays 0. I upon the banka of the river, hanging bar 1 A bill, to beestltlsd in act, to alter and amend this time the little roads of Georgia are 4 w*t« adopted. . Amending the act pieventiog obstruc- * ... . ’ MM ■HHH going »e tbe wall, choked by the comrais I Tbefolowh-f,. »o ho known nii sec^tun j: \i\ nai j n Oconee river in Greene county, sion. or would go to the wall but for the Mr Kun^l. «nd adopMl: Y ea* 97. nay* 0. pool, which enables them to live. I , , * ur « if k M *#S iJi.Ii Creating a board of commissioners in Mr. Jordan asked if it was not designed JfJSjJj 1 ?* LJ? In thu Lr‘ u »h*H^.n* IlMhr(1 county. Yeas91, nay* 0. t there would he elasticity goners as provided in this am, it shall not Incorporating th* Rome We; In that investigation and refused to do ao. I “JJ I owners ol live stock la Hart I dividends oa ft, ne said fc was right. The I Allowing parties living on county lines I plaint, and at the time act for a trial thereof In rsply to Mr Jordan, who aald the rail- ?* **£“*!£ISSHStor f^nty to keep them from runoing at Wsat Point stock was referred to. The to erect gate* acrosi pub ic bi| ” 1 roads of Georgia are being gobbled up by i"2*25J!ISS®*?*2KI22L^5 otIor [4"k« on the iaadt of another. I fact waa that when the stock was watered cerlaiu cases. Yeaa93, nays 0. one system, in defiance of the constitution I Mr. Little, of Franklin, offend aa it was actually wo th donble tbe original Amending section 3046 of , rnniltin , „ ln , f nmnarn, r ting competition. Mr. Maddox L '^2,55??^ amendment that tbe stock of adjoining I stock. He did not believe the stock of Yeas 100, nays 6. I and^faiMindiraundlnx (STths^acta comDlam- >re was the commission while Ju® n AfSat thaSlid of ffie section- Add coont, * i i ^* 11 be impounded, which that road yet rep*esented the actual value. Amending Itho act prohibiting the sale of j idol f P ing proce>s was going on. Un-1I wae rejected. Passed by yess 05, nays 22. He referred to the bottled-up condition liquor lu Rockdale couuty. Yeas 105, 8ectlon6B*ltfartherenactedbvtheau- wer claimed by the commission. I PfOVldefl tnat whsn an appeal has beeo | incorporating the Mooticello and Ea- I of Columbus—that the Central bought up nays 0. I thority aforesaid, That all laws and parts of is true, they ought to have stopped “““J !?iS?i2S£S,!2!l 1 r?,S?? e th?n 101x1 0 Railroad t ompaoy. Yeas 93, nays all the roads that Columbus h*d spent ao Requiring bo’der* of mortgages to cancel ISJtjLKPiiS.L!? 1 thU * ct ^ it seems the Sommission didn’t much to build. If Columbus eold^erin- LhewcordSf the same. YeJe 89 nays 0 thereby repealed. vUw nf th. h« favUwpaI decisionla such case ahall be reg-rdeda? F.#i?nlatln* th* ■*!* h*r— • ' the samo by the bill that t enough in the la dale itself to good and the r< ml*. addox that wonld accommo- |JJ 5SJPP , "* n 2P f * *? a K ro«a Uompany. Yea, 01, naya 0. nd bad uaions wltn IE*?J“.?l 8, i 0 “ °I b t a '!S2 ,,y "l d Providing lor two w-tk,' --ufon of b"romiMlon,re, or 'fnrulab any avfdanc I rlmfsnMrior'tkinrt "ym'ioTninraO fn.ih.p than in ..i.hti.h th. fpi-t ih.t >h. I "°. n o n P»"or LOUrt j ea, u,. nay, u. Western Bail- Ma- Amending the charter of LUhonte. Yeu I are harp on tne willow and weeping .became tbe freights were too cheap, sad weeping becanso they were too dear. In rel.rence to tbe praiu and enlo- glams bestowed on General Toombs, he would go u far aa the Senator Irom tbe twenty-fourth, bat the thought tach men u WadUjr, who bad done a, much to de velop the material intereate of Georgia, an act, approved October It. 1*79, entitled ••an act to provide lor the raenMlonol rail road Ireliht and paaaeoaer tarlffi ln thl. least entitled •Imp!. m.uuow- Ye?, but the oommluion I hauransoeudeda 11 l«w.r ever aootou. pitoTa’cSld “ exIS2. id . bl““i “• nay ’° P Mr JorJan then asked If his oblection '^‘ng or receipt for freights, or tho order oeneeal bills passed. to the coniM.issioa was not to the law, °* comDanv establishing snch rate,rule Repealing the tot to facilitate service on | Libit#*.! like enterprise. He wishec^kon .» rit’htlv Aiimlnlstfrrd would Hn I dlscfimlnatioD shall be sufflcleot proof I railroad companies lo certain cases. Yess I had more entemrisii e dtixsos ’1 hev ■ — wbi h it .rightly Mminisurco woma ao ( f d h §Qch comp^Qt ^ {jq. n »ya 0. t’ m3n.»T»?ir??.'!L .ffiV H.lfmiiS acL known as section 719 (•) of said cods \ to the i»ersoDnel of tbe com- Y,\V‘T. • “ "7w.11 onh«ihi«« >. eno I hutld op tbe otate and make it. us could 0 ( oeonta: also. \*r repealing section • of I tiled and such proof furaished it shall be 8atv*crlblng to400 copies of Public Laws I (|||| d# y ion* on the question, bat it is I ■Aid irLknown*■ section 7101\\olisldcode x responded that tbe Senator lhB commissioners to hptify of 1884-85 at not exceeding fifty cents per I no ^ D CC essary. , Experlnce has shown that I of Georgia: and also by inserting in Ilea of I said railroad company complained of. by | copy. Yeas 106. nays H. RESOLUTION Mr. GnaUn offered a resolution that I P.ro»»e 6»d th.L.xt UgUUtur. cahrep.*! I SAM. SMALL’S PREACHJNG. AN ELOQUENT SERMON AT EVANS CHAPEL— HINTON WatOflT’S RETURN—B.AEEUALL ITEMS—PERSONAL NOTES. TRLEORAPH BDREAD, 17J1 PEACHTREE ST. Atlanta, September 18, U88. Samnei W. Small preach, d at Evan, Chapel, thi, city, last night, to a very large congregation. In the eonru of hla eer mon, which wai earnest and well deliver. Btat.i'to'preve'ot'uDjutdlKrtmloatioii- and I ed, he seid that there l, not a bar-'oom, extortion ln th. retee charged lor the Iren,- shooting gallerr, beer garden or gambling portetlpn ol pureogere end freight,. end to pluo ln AtlanU which h. baa not vleite.1, prohibit ralfroM oom.enje« v coripor.tlon. g„ t ncw h , bad turned hi , b . ck apon hi , Tu^eod relioreble^ete.h^Sd to pun 8 I old _ life of sin and disiipatioo, andl In- lab the tamo, and lo preicribe e mode of'pro. tended, with the help of God, cedars and rulas of evldsnoe In relation I to devote his power* to Christ. He spoke „ -r .i thereto; and to appoint commissioners, and of tbe suddenness of his conversion—that justice He thought the Central had done u> prescribe lb*tr powersi and duties in r*la- u fell upon him at the winding up of a six more for Georgia.than any other enter- tlon to th. a.in«,"th«.Ald ut being «jy>ln; b00 „-debauch, and that hemvir b-t re pri-e.. H. wtahed the other road, had ex-1 ~red ‘nthec^ot Ororet.Mdreamrtl that b. took! .».r b. brought to 719 (p) inclusive, by repealing Mdlon 6 of I re . , '*JP n tfU# iilht.as he now said act, known as section 719 (•) of said cod# I does. At times ha grew vary e oquent, and ‘ * hte peroration was so thrilling that num bers of the paople sprang to their fret sin; TUTFS PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. The Oreateit Medical Trinutph of tha Agtl SYMPTOIVIS OF A TORPID LIVER.' I.oHofnpprtitF, Dowel* coilltf, l’aln In the head, with a dall cessation In the hack kart* l’sln under tho ahoalder- blade* I'ollneea niter eating, with adls* Incltnnihmto exertion of bodr or mind, Irritability of temper, l.owetilrlie, with a feeling of having neglected eotne duty* Wesriseiti Dtxrtneas, fluttering at the Heart* Dote before tho eye*, Headache over the right eye* Keetleeeaeae, with fitful dream** Highly colored Urine* and CONSTIPATION. TUTT’N FaIXS aro especially adapted to anch rases, ono doao effects such a ebango of feelingastoastontihtho sufferer. They Increase the Appetite,and cans* th* br.jy t<> Take on Fleet*, thin tbe system la noiiri*he«i, end hy theirToulc Action oa the IHKestlveOrgaue.lteKMlnrNtooUs; produced. IflfoaSc. «S4Nliir . . .. , . a .rfret sing- Mr Jor.i*n-(touTd . ot the L^tsUture wnrtng them Ibf uj«R oriesoLutions. bill U tight and just. If the legislation v&fifiE BSwJi° copy of the complaint, and at the Urns set r,m« M 1...1 ih* n»Tt DffiiUtnrsMn r*n*A of the Rallroed CommUsloners, providing w»v""*wo m» Ei!mSTryiStotaStaM avanU^ «»"*. WmOg afu,matn».re-1 t|^wv||| ami you wonld.ee.. ]odg* Itnlng I H^Xe'r ^“.d Thc cSSi^m.onal THR ‘‘COMMONWEALTH OF OEORUIA." spared. Why ? The Georgia oommission I eommiitloners aa to making rates of freight ( hnrolc and anocessfnl fight against an ob- la more arbitrary than th. commUrion of , Ji n . a ^^ p0 i , i l . 0 - D J.!:' a j: , , 0 -’! h .?' >ea*tof ami you would see a judge leaving very soon without his coroiui sion* In concla»ion ‘ I any other Stats. I prvjadtce. This victory Is a long step in Tne South Carolina commlsaton was |? f °herebv^IvM^d^and^atbarea&rssSton £• d| rsctlou of giving to the ratlrosdsof modelled afler oura, but! t had to be modl^^15 ol said actand s^tlon 719 (e) of said code Ovorgia equal justice and rights with all Mr. Kverett read the followirg: U_ het^^Stffisamendmentn^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Fncoltureha^jnst caui^S be^prepsie^anc^^S/^hlsbllllapaMedTh^nl^SllnlHaSIi^MnSfMSitSecomSSS^RSercuSD^nlnnUresl^^^h^slatel si“&lvas jppeXo r&,r2s&. *ssis£*gi&ss?%ffifiWfusis&is msmtss uai°sz p« U.I court Which not already pa.ted | PjgiffiLSr 1b^n.fnroliLto^ ■.»»°!'«rof .hi, \ M 1 JSKf-'te agSE 1 :.^!”jajg?J!. w ■ al '- d . r , ,! -' lijrui th* K> ..■i.. ,,e. Audit will not bar-1 P, ,0 Ti 1 i'.! ona , ?, ( “f. con»UtnUofi a l. n" “a..^.mtomi^' he had a great lntoreat in th* ptMtreriiy of ”,i “n nt fre-toK.IkS double If >ff-_f‘- tor ab.olnU.m-to retain dvn the coort. with lltlxaton. It a fair fi? d t nhuItlUT 'L’SK' •• Resolved, That the'l^immonw.aUh of Georgia. I tAUro.il, of thU aute; sad to ut„t [*• power to thurabterew the reilroAdi oI ■mi imnirtial coort to which appeal b« !?'' con, titn tlon al objection further 0,0,^.’ comnrlMS a faltbtnt and jnet ec- Mr. Davldron deeired to giv. th. vl«w« tod ehaU be anthortred to mak. inch Georgia, Witninafewdayather.haade- real, there Wiu not be freqaent c*n,eof than . « aa Pi M !, lD lha count of the nat^al reeourcea of ,oU,cli- that governed his vote, but to view of the rule, and wui.tlon. to de.lanate and fix ih. v.loped a .in. little acbeme to Stmo ai n t I roport. to which hi, name w», ilRncd, I, ‘ r I other Drodnct'ons oi I time already devutea to the bill, and that I proportion ol difference In ratea 0! (rel«nt and I lafiuenc. member* of tbs Honae Mr. Maddox then replied toehargta that Thleleg'^UooPlIl b*»n.dyrU»l.by the lhi8 ' tatei and a eompreb*n£nrei*w of the a number of Senators would be compelled g^S^VKiueAUttSeS m t!e°um. « NfflneHhdMd-Th.ra have been sent ont or the railroad men and their eooniel and JjSjSHSjSfflUSJt ‘J*J b JL®S5*j character of onr peopl. and their public to leavtth* city,h* called th* previooa qn*»- j^j{" a t n „, lroa J > o( , b |, huu. and topre- t i*Ji l 5i?i, to . Tar on J5° n ?' frirn i» were cotisDitim- to rrb the people. <>riC | n«iedwllhTMro^, a ndr»c*lv>d the | n ,t|t Q tlotn. It It a valnab . work and re- UOn, which waa ■tlltainto. The yea, and aerlba what ,baU be th. llmiuol loo,,> .ad ‘'-J**'* rik P*' 1 ‘ {P 1 • wlth fiee‘'>*'»ph hea d e He referred t" the liiitininlibwl coootelul Indore.m.nt of lit. eonatitatlonal oonven-1 .rest credit on the Department of nave were ordered. ,boner dtiunoei; that they ihail b. anthor- lobe diitribptod among tho cumralielonl the Central rai road, who wa, In tha «al-1 . I ‘ l » a *,I?yy* l .* oa « 1 ’ l ‘. anJ x » a ° ld ZnlonTtnr.. It abonld ba pnbll-had and | On .the paaiage ol the bill th* vot* waa | ^«d,to.?j>?.l a ;t andrearooablt rah, aod | afflnl'let.who are to1 bwtlr IhemaelTeatp lary. I whom ti; lluislau .hie.’ brave, brainy man. IP"*'**^f'ttly thli legtalaUonaway. w« I diliribntod «mon« th*dtlreaa ol thU8Ut« te follow.: . I gg! a gg a *;>*.. , **S!SL N^ I get .lgnaturee for a poblle meett- g which] idsnt bad honored with Ihe JJJ* pr ^KfiJri!SS tr .5^ e ,or lheir i Dilracl »oti. •»(d also to supply tbe Y«as—Bffi* n, but who, rather than cm- y e f rs ; JJ here does ihe coinp sirjtcoma dpm snd for information concernit.g Geor- well, Clark. bsrrass the l'r*sldsnt or the party, one ?£: m L * , *i? m p i7pi„7'^ti gi'iooihe part of persons in other 8lates t alllgsnt, r oi:er, noom, ntuwwr, joun-1 i©*dlng or decelvli g me puwic in any manner i .V. *“• " “•■fl point being made, dcclintd the honor. Imerchant, the manufacturer. I- an j ronntlefl who contemplate removing I *00, Maddox. Murray.Nortben, Roan tree, las to tbe real rates charged for freight aud I thia movawent is Ins'igst«d and pressed ATM hV » ntaB whowoCldeOMplre g” 8 ** Ss” raUroada llureoofpoea- to thl, BUtoT K Rni.1, Bh.ffleld. Smith of th. Thirtieth, pa.rena.fi; and tbat* they ahall b. to- th. commiaalon luell Tbe gentleman to rob .mli.'"mierih.pMpI. Whan llh.I*»?• Tb*road* complMn Ih.t theytav. * k.miv«1. That the Coromi..loner ol Bmlthol tbe Thirty,econd.TUon, Wilcox , u K ka of a^dnr. 'tor 7“.° tbl ? .L 0 ' 0 "?” 00 t,r ““ l *L d Bt.te laid !hv rxrn.r-.ton.oI her mlllioo " ad » ““‘^8 '°‘ , ‘«J al Y »«" ; Agriculture i.her.-.y.uthorix«l and re -24. _ , I HI? uIXIS^SS, I »«"»«■*”* ol h«**» dollar r a111ol recently, Mr. Bawton wae STSnllliljJ,**ThS Qnwtad to printaneh number ot cople, of Naya—Allen, Oranford, Olenn Horl., b « 8 [nalwr providtoloe aa to them i C . a fm?t?a'f?■ calljdopon to trtiog to rob tbe State. , E.erybjdy el.e i, willing to take Bl BtateaHen«te, and he ia included among w l? ,I b ?.PpP* 1 ®, the robbers. . *„ D0 ’ bot '“ at dld n0 ‘ I by him are accnnnted ior, and iterated to mentt that had b**n put on It, and the ue- aection 2. B. U further enacted by th. an^Benato^avidaonJ^xplaintoiM^ay^ At the < onclnelon of the argument ot “ftj JftiSSSSeSl «n..iinn M «mmi. 60,1 ol 1 “ nlE <! ,b * Ptetenl and fnture edi- gent patftiooa rent him by ih* people ol bia I tbaritr afotetald That lection S of tha reldact u, a n *eMaity of tb* etiecl.ftax forth, new u. Vmii'iix Mr., Glenn called forthsnre-l He di-cuss#u the question of oommia-1 *|qq. . provided tne commissioner tnsv I district, he would vote yes. | of October Htn, lb79, fcLownin tbe aald oode I g».iLi thai « lMb i.i,._.t.i ja n i vioumr'-'""' <"> "*• motlonto reconiiSer, jW SSi’l^lSrtribil&iVSS»MmSS , On motion of Mr. uitldox tb. bffi wa. of 0*re«U.re^u TWO., prey ribiagtha} gj* “SSySSi tol _i i .. stained. The motion to re- ?! grow d»nt and other sgenU and lo public offl- ImmediaUly transmitted to the House. l r JfeTlmd(Kclartng»^effrrtoftha»ame aa ths extra and prolonged SMSionsof the ■ jeas 15,1 11 Icisls of thU and other States as he may Under a suspension of lha rnisaawis. J7wtn“e li^nd Kt ISilu h*«iby riJSlcd" UgislatowT sessions oi me il d i2!.? I go*"-’’ - . I trollop blit for Cobb^ooonty waa read tha | .nd that berealter irotton 6 ol uda jK^and Mr. Rankin a«ked U ha had not voted I loet by a vot* of yeaa ! .oved to dUplae* tha ordar I L7JI5 I Sarreil, of Webtter, moved that it I third Um» and peered. " I fectlonTlW oi"*rid cod. ol OwrgU iball | pr 3onVthI’*reeloo' Mr. Maddox amended by ffiS? £t!? d .i!5S,«‘ *• referred to th* committee on finance, A oonrolldated regtriretioo MU forth* b* as = « Tto 5*, -U 1 * ”i!,' P Benator Davideoo replied: p m. tool.,. ThomnmS S to MCtrtaln th* Srt5 cmmttreof^yd.lKlMl., Stf ‘SSST^ ^V^SSLuid would not real my vot. to cu '.''then went into ex.cutlv. ownttot.ToroIth.eo—.lrelg B . P «,°Si movl to ref« to th. commit- wShkgSSTW®*k iSSSSj to^to hV^aUtotoST'-ltohU UtK n aider a eeaied oommnnlca- h “ore tfi«eommtwtoo.fo»aoO year.it t „ m , uta tba ^blk, which waa loet, Bowndre. Kmanuel and PolaaU, waa read “ r.TitiTollo, mT .iau.portatlon ot Wlllnia bandth.t wa. tb. me. “of Governo-. carrltre and Ur. Harrell’, motion prevailed. th. third tlto* and paewd. pareenaere. freight and eua no thrreepwtUre 2" dl “. him here I would not ron.Dlre ArroiNTMENT,. • hal1 b. controlled by law. Tba bui repealing th. prohibition act to The apecial order, a bill to provide means railroad. In thia Mala, aad aald railroad com- tn n I n E I, I ami ahla ambition In L a hSSU Tbe Governor appointed Hon. D. H J b * r ?ft 8 ^ile'S r .h?in P ?h , . 8 . r ii° P ' ka coantvfVeeonrid.red toll moroing, for tb* roTatraetloti of th. n.w c.pitol, by ^ Utoifby reSdfiS him bSt to dieiSc^ WMkerto be judg/Sfthe Coumy oinri V,7y e^.“h.re?h.^.‘h«.«k,d^ WM 10 '!*«" jndicimv. ..pjctoltox of OMlmUofooetonth of l .Cb^hSroiSfthiSy for th. offiroof « eommlaaioagranted it. The| .ore toreonucm,. ^rtotSBl'^kSl^ltomto.cwnmltto. coutoriretouB or jn.de. of the g^SKS^toJ^-^^P" Anrou^xNT.N.roHT. tb* enpltol ahall h* bodt out of pohllo mnrepaper pabll.bed ln ta. eltitarot Thdpedal joint commlUMappototedto He Inquired particularly of thia rSZ-taTU ^^anak. toqulrekto tb* eopdltlap of baalotHtw- MmcoD, Ham* aad Coiumbaa, lnU><* auto, | 0 ,* tb* Leglalature, and report at what the ume ahall ^b. eo puUUbed. li | time ao adjoarnment could be bad, a<reed EBSOON egstioH. I lore* they can mak* their own rata, and honor*. -wjmbledBiSp.m. I with th.tr miliiona, their high lalaned at-1 Horn* adjourned to3 p. m. . . , . , —- -. Authorizing the Btat* treat nrer to retnra I Mr. Maddox boned th* motion would Dot I 'be around ot comptelut u Uat rata oa. any I make it tb* special order for I waa a rendidat* tor governor. Every paper I to tb* Ootumbo* Inaoranc* and Banking pravalL Tb* matar ought to b* acted oo In1^1 SI I a PP roT * d th.Governor. in'ivea as a substitute tbat | tba people. Nearly every e ipedal order tmaMdiataiy or controlled by riilroad nun. 1 For tb. relief of John Lord, tax eoUto- ^of tb. p«idlo ? reif. | Mr Fafilgwt «k«l bimtouam.ap.pn toTdTWM^Sity? Y«K. wyfa that wa* owned by rallRMdi. Farth* relief ol tb* Royal Ituurane* Mr. Thornton anid be could nama on* Company, o( hoodoo. Yeaa 19). nay, 0. . „ — -Id more. Th* paper pabiiabed to tb* Foirlb* relief of tb* London and Lan .. . , b T,*‘ r ' 8 * , ®** d 00 1 feutlaman a own city, tb* Savannah Newi, eaeblre luorenc* Company, of England. «, aa follows: uro TmAamrw AKa Muraraia, tba Eo- Yeaa 101, nay*a . > by unktng out all after th. 19?'r»r and bon, and heoould namcothera. I AnDronriaun* I21S to pay for matting I Bonntrca, Sheffield, Tlgncr, Ttooil, Tray: Judge Richard H. Clark appeared before tb. Oovsrnor thi, afternoon and took the oath of offiea aa judge ol the Stone Mourn , 1 toll. To* at.bat: » .- a -r. • t to. rnc ol tb* railroad . JMOTMMSaeSSl...,. ISHSS1., - r-rmne i rir i th.qriretionc.ma upoo and more Tbe paper pubUabed in the 2w!uitoto2?rJ?T!ii? d * Tbabm P aa *'lgiv. node, to both par tire of tk.dm.aad Petenbarg, ta to tbe city. He *ffi le MM toroafore, <^ne^^«k5ffirk7l>ry oase and Sena)9.1 lor—23. Lii [Hcye—Allen, OaldweU, dark, Day,Lewie, >Md K had eta aad charge aud chaUugetd him to tb* proof. ■ wt forth. If the Mr. Thornton laid a circular l.ad bore For the renef tb* Cotton State* Inenr-1 McBride, M array. Ranklo, RtureU.’fimiih *ne* Company. Yare 91, naya a (of Tbirty aeeood), Thornton. Wt'oox-12. ■For to. relied of the Ontrantae Compa- Mr. Day gavt node, tbat a: tbe prop-r ny, of Nor>b Americj, boor of adjournment. Diacuaeed to tb* I time ha would move a reconsideratfon of SSSSSSSfS SjEaSSr—sss»s plod and abail Ox meh r»u« a. t,, tatm betwre'a her property an •-.-crtL. ou U., . .. .. ... ‘ U f Kta.lf.Ym WfS EKTRAGT SARSAPARILLA Renovates tl»*i body, makes healthy tlcsh ptren^thons tho weak, repairs tho wnHtos of tho system with pure blood and hard muscle? tone's the nervous system, invigorates the brain* an l imparts tho vl^or of manhood. $ 1 • S<.! 1 by qnunrlsta. OFFIC1S-1! NlurraySl.q Now York# "CAPITAL PRIZR. 17S.OOO.'ll Tickets onlv SS* ahnres In Pmoortlon* Louisiana State Lottery Company. *Wo do hereby certify tn at wo supervise u o wrraiixoments (or all the Monthly nad ft-mi- annual Drawings of tho Louisiana State Lot tery Company, andln person manage and (oc troi the drawings themsolvcs. nn<l that the same aro conducted with honcnty.talrubas and In good faith toward all parties, *nd vtt au thorise tho company to ase this certificate,with (aosimileso! our signatures attached, lull* advnrtlieaentg” Ooinml*s:onera. With arup'.tai .if II t»»j.'jno-to whlcn a reserve land olnver t/UO.Ono hss since hewn added. By an overwhelming popnlar vote 1U fr • chlse waa made a part ot the present State ecu* Stitntlou adopted December 2d. A. I)., 1H79. The only lottery ever votod on and endorsed by tho people of any state. It never scales or postpones. ItsGrnrd Single NurntM-r Dr.kbwinas Will take plaro monthly, A (IPLSNDID OPPOKTUNITV ip 9VI* A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DRAWING Cia-s k*.‘ST2IK ACADEMY OFinTBIC. NEW - OCTOBER !3th« ORLXA^H. TilKHDAf, less—I85ih Monthly drswtaer CAPITAL PRIZE. S7S.OOO. 100.000 Tlokera at Five Oolinra Inch, Fraotiona In Fifths In Prooortlon. list of raizu. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE. 1 do 2 PR1ZB8 OP b 175.003 hl*. m I 40 ».re.... arrsoxiMAiiov roues. 9 Approximation Prizes ol 7'jO... 0C7 Prises, amoanilug to...._... 1285,500 ■Appltcailofo for rates to c-luba should bomsdi only to the office of tbe company in New Or leans. Kor further Information writ© clearly, glvlr.g ■ ‘ •-v P05TAI, Horse. Express Money Order*, or New York Kxt hAtige ln ordi nary letter. Currency by Kxpress (all sums of 15 and upwards at onr expense , addressed Make P. 0. Money Orders ptyablo and address Registered Letters to »IW OHLIAN* NATIONAL BAH*, Naw Orleans. La3 OR LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK. Legatee’s Sale. WIU be sold at the late residence of Martin R. Malone, ln Joaea coanty, on tbe 10th of Oc tober next, within the lc«»l hours of sale, tho (ollowii.g property, to wit: Pour hundred seres of isnd more or leas, on the waters of Falling creek. Seventy five arr. - of «,r/Inal forest* about thirty aerts ol L.i.om laiuf, the balap* •• avrraae land; adjoins the lands of William Alexac.dfr, John Gordoo, P. Crnt< h- fletd.aod A J, Mlddlabrooka. Bold for division rms oa day cl sale. In the City Court this afterneon M... La Latham, a widow, got it verdict of $5C0 “ ‘ Some racy, Idevn had p nd his poare-i . __ ___ g prosecuted her for tret pa** int .• i tUf na fid'-.iLCo. /iDcy Of*0tyr Court and the waa scqtmt BIO OFFER,—T» lotrodm tlve away nines. If . • ;..t and nation AL< AJ.wy*