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yiSl UNREDUCED I Tie Uoni Sww ew0" TfUw81- foe MUon of COD the nos-J i instil 1 that tKtwttnl npon wiIe jhli wncalj th jnjiatke of lottos line Been Flied IUh tie GOT- ernor and More ire to Come. LIVELY CONTROVERSY IS CLAYTON Where There Was a State or Chaos but All Has Been Smoothed Over. THERE WILL BE CONTESTS FROM THERE How Well in from Number a Other The Latest Relras from the Stein Election. i Notices of contest over the Wednesday elections have been flied from nine counties and there are more coming. Of the nine the county which attracted most attention at the capitol yesterday woo Clayton where there" has.

for two days bun a decidedly Interesting state of a- lalrs. Messrs. Adamson and Moore democrats and Mr. Creel a populist were in consultation with Attorney General Trrei1 yesterday morning the object of their visit being to secure from that oft1ial some Information that would get the county out or a hole. The election in Clayton was a hot one.

At the Jonesboro precinct affairs were at fever heat all day Wednesday and it Is said by people who were presnt that halt i dozen times during the lay a jjenoral tight was only prevented by the coolness of men. When the box closed everybody realized that the ejection was close. For some rea son the managiys did not count the ballots the democrats placing the responsibility upon the populists and the populists Faying that the democrats were responsible fur the failure to count. The next day It was found that one of toe poll sheets was missing and on this account the count was post' poned. The result was that wh the onsoilla tore et they had full returns from all pre.

cncts except that at JneorO. These showed the democratic nominees elected by majorities ranging from TO to 0. When the committee left Atlanta It was thought that the result as shown by the outside precincts would be declared and that the contests would bring about a zount Of the Jonesboro precinct. Slut a compromise seems to have been readied later In the the details of which are given In the following special from that town The Situation In Clayton. Jonesboro Ga.

January 4. Special. There Is no row in Clayton. all reports to the contrary notwithstanding. It is true there baa been a state of chaos existing for two days which was the result of some complication relative to the vote of the loneaboro precinct but peace has prevailed throughout the entire proceedings.

The situation at present is tills The bat. lot box of the Jonssboro precinct has been opened and the vote has been counted by consent of a majority of the candidates end after consolidation with the vote of the outside precincts the following officers are elected on the face of the returns Joseph S. Brown populist for sheriff de- feating the democratic Incumbent L. llutcheson. by a majority of 11 The other offices axe all carried by the democrats by majorities ranging from Zl to 41 except that of tax collector which resulted In a tie.

It is believed that the democratic sher. iffwlll also be elected by at least 40 majority when the illegal votes shall have been thrown out. Colonel John B. HutcIteson son of the democratic nominee for sheriff and Colonel Charles T. Roan this city have been re.

tatned by the democrats to represent then In the event that there Is a contest. They express the opinion that the ultimate else- lion of the entire democratic ticket is almost a certainty. The fight was made principal- ly on Mr. Hutcheson. the democratic sher.

ff who Is seventy-five years of age and has held the office for about twenty years. He is an uncle of Mr. Brown the populist candidate. and both are popular men. Tine Other Conteitt Notices of contest have been tied on the part of M.

Linden and J. F. Johnson. Lf Johnson county candidates for sheriff and treasurer respectively. From Jefferson county.

on the part of T. Warren candidate for clerk. Greene on the part of all the demo- on behalf of all demo. WClement on behalf of B. L.

Harrell on behalf of all the demo- CCmCjaancksoneon behalf of the democratic candidates for sheriff and clerk. Another Guard Appointed. appointing Mr. Hatchett. Coffee.

a January 4. iort- aJrity- M. E. Vickers. tax collector.

46 ma orltr B. W. Douglas democrat ma- rity Klrkland. treasurer populist. 73 majority Bailey surveyor populist major- Uy Dr.

W. F. Slbbett demficrat coroner The Election passed very quietly. The democrats attribute th defeat to aprthy en their part and activity on the part of the populists. The populists have made.

considerable gains over the October and Novem- ber elections. The men elected are good men and will make good om rs. Tanner baa been sheriff several times before. and eras popular 8 uch Baker. Camilla Ga.

January 4. Special. Baker county goes democratic. There were no populists In the race. The following were elected B.

F. zudspetn deck of court J. C. Odom sheriff T. C.

OJtm tax collector L. G. Rowell treasurer J. W. Roberts surveyor R.

51. Rhodes. tax receiver Robin Butter coroner. Th total vote of the country was ltd. Meriwether' Majority.

Greenville Ga. January 4. ai The omelet returns show that Merivether went democratic Wednesday by 530 ruajori- ty instead of 300 as first announced. Milton. Alpharetta Ga.

January 4. The democrats of Milton elected a tttQ county officers except the tax recover which the populists sot. Irwin rind nerrhn Tlfton. Ga. January Spedal.

The democrats of Irwin county elected th full democratic ticket The populists hat no candidates out. All the Berrien county democratic cjndl- dates were elected without opposition. aaldiu Griffin. Ga. January nly S29 votes were polled In this count on WedoMdar.

The democrats had ho oppo- sltion. CUARLTON WAY A WITN3S. One uf the Mot Entertaining Talkers lit Georgia on the Stand. Savannah Ga. January 4.

The examination of Colonel Chartton Ii. Way on tie witness stand In the city court today. for the plaintiff his wife. in the suit for the amount an Insurance policy with the Western Assurance Company of Toronto. Canada the payment of which was refused was interesting.

He devoted most of his testimony under examination by his counsel to a statement of what his house at Boaulieu 1 before it was ed by lire going into details and telling reminiscences in connection with each piece of bra. china sliver furniture ant his wife's dresses as made by Vorth His evidence was Interesting and terlalning as was so the romantic story of his ttnanctal care as tout by him lf. lie stat that he came back from the war with Ito- In his pocket and In the first year thereafter made iS1sJO Most of the valuable works of art and curios In the house he said he brought back from on the different trips he made there. He will be exam. Its.

next Monday. The case will likely tiilit- all of nixt week. The amount bf the policies being sued for is UM ItT IT II' IX CASH. Moore TuVen from His Pocket and netoNlh It UN Ilond. Savannah Ga.

January 1 Special. Frank 1' Moore or Laroclie or Castor. whatever his name Is. who was arrested here last night on a charge of fraudulent use ot the United States malls was given a heating before United States Commissioner 31. A.

Connolly after which he woo cc- Irused on bond In the sum of 1500. Whets amount of the bond was named. ho. pulled out of his pocket a roll of money arid counted out fifteen 10 bills putting up the cash as the security for his appear- once. Moore Is wanted both in Louisville and Philadelphiafor fraudulently using the mails.

EIGHT PKRISII IN A FIRE. vrn Children ond One Man Burned to Death. Savannah. Ga January 4. News has just reached here that on last Friday night at an way place near Wllla- coochee in Coffee county the house of a colored man named Peter Vickers was destroyed by tire.

Tom Vickers. a brother of Peter. three of Peters children and four children of another colored roan making eight lot all were burned to death. It is believed that the tire was of incendiary origin. Fnllure at lomt Columbus Ga.

January 4. L. Ware. a prominent dry goods merchant proprietor of The Hustler assigned today to E. P.

Owsley. His liabilities are over J16COu assets about J15OiiO. Stow collections and bad debts are the cause of his assignment. Wure is a very popular merchant here. There Is general regret at his embarrassment and strong efforts will be made to get him on his feet again.

With few exceptions. In small amounts his creditors are In the north. Uniilnghuns Un. Recovered. Griffin Ga.

January Special. Cunningham the Chicago drummer who was assaulted and robbed by George Clark about a mouth ago is able to be out again. Ills injuries were very serious but careful nursing and good attention brought him through. lie expects to go on the road again in a te day MARRIED HIS LAW. Steve Sillier of lulon County Is Ills Own Law Blue RMe Ua.

January 4. Special. The wife of Steve Miller of Union county died a few months ago. and to the surprise of those who knew him he married the other day his wires mother. Now he Is pronounced to be his own law.

German at Wnyeromi. Waycross Ga. January 4. Special. Tha fifth annual german of the Satutli Society was giyen tonight at the armory.

More than one hundred persons were present. Burnetts orchestra of Jacksonville furnished the music. Rufus Hawkins Tim O'Brien awl Misses hustle Chastine and Florence lievers led the gtrman. Those who participated in the german were Miss Sue Wldeniau Miss Johnson and Frank Hawkins Miss Lottie Sasnett and Mr. Smith.

Miss Lula Taylor of Charleston and Frank Andrews Moss Clara Lyons and Richard Pearson Miss Georgia Evans and Clinton Pike Miss tie Sasnett and W. P. Whepley Miss Lulu Haigh and Henry Susnett Miss Matette. 01 l-'ayettevllle X. C.

and Percy Feltham Misses Louise and Hattie Grace and Dixon nod. Miss Jessie Covlngton urnl Otae Hitth Miss Gussie Chastlne an Kufus Ian Miss Florence Rivers of Augusta Ga. ant Tins O'Brien Miss Edna Sheldon and James Brett Miss Hall and F. L. Hall Miss Sara Little and George Smith Miss Sue Halg and Watkins Helmes Miss Baum and J.

Baum Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. James Hawk Mr.

and Mrs. Farr Mrs. Hohensteiii or Savannah and Charles Hohenstpln Mr. and Mrs. Huske Mrs.

Ed Paine and Joe Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. F. C.

Owens. The chaperones were Madames Dubose and Hohenstein. Senator LOOK lets a Cane. Elberton. Ga.

January 4. Special. At a meeting of the Elbert Light Infantry last evening the company presented Dr. X. G.

Long senator the thirtieth district. with a tine headed tans in token of their appreciation of tie service he rendered the military or the pate in securing aid in the last tegiolature. The rang wa- presented by Colonel John P. Shannon. Senator Long accepted It In a charming minutes' speech.

Blue Ridge Ga. January 4. Special. The Blue Ridge institute will open Monday. January Tth.

Rev. George D. Stone. the president. has secured an able corps of teachers and the school Is expected to reach an enrollment of COO this term.

Captain J. B. Slate of this place has just returned from a business trip to North Creek Ark. Serious Fight in Rabun. Clayton Ga.

January 4. Special. A riot occurred In the town district of Rabun on election day. Sylvester and Bartow Whitemire on one side and robe White Patten and Lester Owen were seriously hurt. None of the wounds are thought to be mortal.

HIGHWAYMEN AT WORK. A Peaehtree Merchant Held Up on the Road by a Gang of Four. Mr. 1. M.

WhHfitjld wits held up by high waymen late Thursday afternoon. He had left tis place of business No. 20 Peachtree and was going to tUo country to visit a intend Near Monough branch about four miles from tie city he was accosted by tour desperate looking regroes They held pistols to his head and demanded what money he had. Mr. Whitlteid handed over his pocket book Containing a sliver pencil case and 25 cents.

This was all the robbers obtained. After they lied gx ne through all his pockets they ordered him to ride on and disappeared in the thickets. In city palace village home. and on the farm praise of Dr. Prices Baking Powder Is universal.

WILL BE RAFFLED TONIGHT. The Contest for the Enqelopaeala WIll lie Settled Then. Owing to the bad weather the Encyclo psedia Britannica donated to the woman's department fair was not razed on Monday night. The raffle will take place tonight at the ktnetoscop parlors corner Marietta and Peachtree street The time sit Sat to 8:30 o'clock. CHIEF HOOD IS RASH.

He Says That Wiggins Kill Die Though He Is Untr1ed ASSISTANCE OR THE SOLICITOR The Pollee Want Some Good Lawyers to Ltd in th theProucution of the Nerro Who Defied the Whole Pore Augusta Ga. January 4. Special. Messrsi Joseph R. Lamar M.

P. Foster and Henry Hammond who have been appointed by Judge Catloway to defend Jabez Wiggins who is to be tried Monday for murder. log Detective Joe Murray and Mr. John Davis are going to make a strong fight to save the tegros neck. Mr.

Lamar is pronounced In his opinion that the negro Is not guilty of murder in the true construction of the legal term of the crime. He says Wiggins committed no crime In this state that the officers had no warrant to arrest him and that the negro had a right to protect himself in his room which was his castle when the officers made the attack and the killing occurred. Chief Hood upon hearing the position Mr. Lamar assumed. wrote to Solicitor General Davis last night to come to the city at once from Waynesboro.

The city officials recognizing the ability strength and Influence of the attorneys named to defend Wiggins at arranging to secure the heat legal talent to. assist Solicitor Davis in the prosecution. in order to se- curs a conviction. At police headquarters this morning there was great indignation over the talk of a possibility of the negro escaping punish- meat upon the plea of Hood said You may say that I say Wiggins wm dip There Is also talk among the police that It Wiggins is not found guilty and sentenced to death he will be killed In the courtroom. The city wilt probably employ Major Joseph B.

Cumming. Solicitor C. 11. Cohen and Mr. Boykin Wright to all in the prosecution.

May Have Killed HI Wife Too. The Constitution told yesterday of the murder of Bailey Johnson by his fathr ever in Xorth Augusta. Yesterday the coroner of Aiken county held an inquest over the son md the verdict fount the fattier guilty of tnuriet He was sent to viken to be placed in prison. Today it he- Cm" known that the wife ef the father who killed his son. died mysteriously the its before the murder oselrrc-l and was hurriHly bunt.

It it now to-hewed that the oil man hi wife. Coroner Couch has usaiu i een sent- for to make a further Investigation. The woman 3 retaalns will be disinterred and an autcpsV held to dis- pr whether or not she tied a natural death. In the city court today the case of J. F.

I. V. Shields of Thomson Ga. vs. the Georgia railroad was tried.

The plaintiffs claim that they bought from Paul Mustin Co. of this city 616 pieces of meat weighing 2500 pounds at 577 cents per pound. When the meat was received at Thomson they say that there were thirty- two pieces short which were worth at the market price at that time lH2. That amount with interest is being sued for. Fleming Alexander slid P.

I Johnson of Thomson represented the plaintiff arid Mr. Bryan Gumming the railroad. The jury returned a verdict in favor of the railroad. Henry Cisoen Appointed. Mr.

r. Il. Cohen has en appointed tem- pored' receiver of Mr. Josiah Millers busl- ness affairs. Yesterday the National Bank of Augusta through.

Its attorneys Messrs. Frank ii. A W. K. Miller filed a bill in the superior court asking Judge Calloway to apjxilnt a receiver for the property of Mr.

Josiah Miller individually and as trustee. In the bill it is alleged that money due the bank had been appropriated by Mr. Miller for the set' of a trust estate and they ask that a receiver be appointed to take charge of the trust estate sothat the money due the bank might be realized there- from. Stfamount Involved is BiOs Judge Calloway appointed Mr. C.

I Cohen temporary recover The bill is returnable on January 17th. The public installation of the officers of th Knights of tythiao occurred tonight. lranj Chancellor iomrnander Hamilton Douglass of Atlanta was present ant made an dress. tie was afterward banqueted at the Windsor cafe. Aren't those cream puffs delicious They are prepared with Dr.

Prices Cream Baking Powo er MACON GOiSlP. The Kings Daughters of Georgia Are to MeetXvxt Week. Macon Ga. January 4. Special.

There seems tr be considerable doubt as to what the office of treasurer of Bibb unty will pay per annum in case the courts decide that the special act abolish. log the office as unconstitutional. As a trotter of public Information it can be stated that the legislature of 1890 passed a general law which sd that no county treasurer shall receive a larger compensation than 3000. The act oflStO reads as follows County treasurers in the several counties of the state are entitled to receive ZVt per cent commission for paying out all sums up to tO and 114 per cent for pay. tog out the excess over 10000 for receiving and paying out county funds provided that In no case shall the compensation of county treasurer exceed the sum of 3000 per an- nurn.

Now what would have been the compensation of the treasurer In 1893 The county taxes exclusive of the school fund were 1108000. The treasurers commission on this would have been ststo or only 150 less than the maximum allowed by law. If he also received commission on the J4300 approprt- Cough Cough Its the hacking cough that often ends in the most serious trouble. stops the cough at once by removing the cause and thus prevents the trouble. Put two teaspoonfuls of this good old remedy in a small cp of 1 molasses take teaspoonful I often and your cough will quickly cease.

Sold You now get double the quantity of Pain-Killer for the same old price. Perry Darls Soa Prorldo ceRL ated by the county commissioners to the public- schools It would amount to 0ft or 45 but under the law he could not have been paid over 55000. His cosninis- slon for 1894. Including the school fund. yould be 2873.

With low assessments and low rates of taxation the treasurers Corn. mission will average at least 2500 per an. num. State Convention. The Kings Daughters of Georgia will meet In Macon on January 9th 10th and llth at Mulberry Street Methodist church to organize a state convention.

It Is expected that there will be a large attendance. There are fully 400 Kings Daughters in Ma- con. There are several thousand in the state. The convention expects to endorse the establishment of a reformatory for youthful criminals. She Will Return House.

Mrs. Rockman nee Miss Pauline Barnett is daily expected to return to Macon. It will be remembered that a short time ago a sensational article appeared In the papers to the effect that Miss Pauline was killed by a knife which was accidentally hurled into hr heart while she was serving as the subject for a juggler to throw knives about her In' a show. Miss Pauline met with no such accident her many friends are glad to say. Miss Pauline has been traveling with a tc atrlcal company for several months but her mother has been very anxious for her to return to Macon.

and it Is understood that she left Danville Pa. a few days ago to come to Macon. The Widow Pension. The office of Ordinary Wiley has been besieged today by confederate widows whq came to sign the pension blanks so to get the pension of 5 per annum allowed them by th state. Some of these widows are in really destitute circumstances.

and In feeble health and tho pension affords them great relief. There are about sixty- four widow pensioners In Itibb county. Indigent Confederate Soldier At the recent session of the legislature an act was passed to pay a pension of Ito per annuni to all indigent coniederate soldiers that is soldiers who are blind or who from disease re poverty stricken and unable to work. Tnlrty thousand dollars were appropriated for he purpose. This amount woo simply guess work as it is not known how many such soldiers there are in the state.

It tsithougbt that there are only about a dozen in BIUb county. Already some of them have beers to see Ordinary Wiley about their pest' slons. As yet he has not received any in structions from the capital about the matter. The Log Cabin Club gerracn tonight was a very brilliant affair it was largely attended and jyatiy enjoyed. tine of the handsomest and mot charming visitors to STacon is Miss Fuller Morris of Atlanta who Is the guest of Mrs.

L. J. Harris. Miss Morris is a. great favorite wherever known.

Miss SatuJen of Gainesville is the guest of Siro J. P. Flanders. Mrs Frank Rogers and Mrs. McCaw will give a card party tomorrow afternoon to their lady friends.

One of the scoot elegant entertainments of the season was the reception yesterday afternoon by Mrs. William Flanders and daughters. lute Cut Glass Euchre Club was delightfully entertained last evening by' Mr. and Mrs. Vs.

Johnston Ht their magnificent home on Georgia avenue. The social reunion held last evening by Rev. and Mrs. F. 1" Reese In honor of Bishop Nelson of the Episcopal diocese of Georgia was highly enjoyable.

These was a. large attendance. Mlss Annie Crutchtleld who has been spending the Christmas holidays with her parents Mr. anl Mrs. V.

A. rutchiteid will return on. on. to Salem Va. to re some her studies at a fashionable school.

Miss Louise Itazielturat will also go to school at Salem. A negro named Joe Lamar was arrested today charged with stealing 15 and same other things from the residence of Mr. C. B. Wlllingham.

amar had been a servant at Mr. Willing-ham's only three days when he committed the ft. Judge Griggswill preside in BOsh superior court tomorrow- at chambers to her tan. oils motions in cases in which Judge Hardenuan lo disqualified. In the United sateo court today Judge Speer allowed a judgment in favor of C.

W. Belton vs. tho Central railroad for J2noO for personal injuries. An order wrt also token carrying out thr decree nieetitly rendered in the Tarver case und dismissing the receiver V. A.

Paris. The ease against L. Crook. of Senola charged with fotgitiz it pension was continued on account of the absence of witnesses. Pension Insi-cetor Parki' of Washington city- is ho in attendance on the cat The case against lljl rt Wamble.

charged with retailing whisky- without a lieetioe was also continual. Both of these rases are Wove omml. sioner Erwin. Judge Ilk-hard Clark who has been rp'-n'iitig the Jays with ill Tamily In Macon returned to Atldtiti tonight Macon is anticipating with much' pleasure the op ra Mikado by amateur talent the middle of this month. The indications are that there will be a large attendance.

The passenger train from Savannah doe at 3:45 o'clock this afternoon did not arrive until 6:30 o'clock owing to on aeci. dent to tilt' engine. Judge Speer will probably leave tomorrow for Washington and New York. He will be gone about two days. The many friends of Major A.

C. Knapp are congratulating him on his appointment as announced In today's Constitution. He will renter efficient service. Major Knapp is splendidly qualified for the duties of his new position. Will you have to pay an Income tax' Economize by using Dr.

Prices Baking Powder. ITALIANS SHIPPED SOUTH. They Are Through Work and Are Sent Back to New York. Brunswick. Ga.

January 4 Special. Fifty more Italian laborers employed on the sewerage work here were shipped back to New York today by the contractors. The Brunswick Horse Guards are now enlisting as Company A Georgia naval militia they having decided to accept Lieutenant Satterlees proposition and go into the naval service. The Young Men's Business League loss appointed a committee of representative business men to prepare a Glynn county exhibit for the Atlanta exposition. THE DEATH ROLL.

Augusta Ga. January 4. Special. Dr. Edward Barry died at 0 o'clock this morn.

ing at his residence on the Hill from old age and general Infirmities. He has been in poor health for several months but was only confined to his bed for the pat two weeks. He suffered greatly from indigestion. The doctor up to his retirement two years ago when he sold out his drug store to Dr. John at.

Horsey was one of Augusta's oldest merchants. He was a native of Ireland and was a graduate of the Dublin university. He was over eighty years-- of age and has been a citizen of Augusta six years. He was one of the best apothecaries that ever mixed drugs. He was highly educated and a popular and re fined gentleman.

He was wen known In the community and enjoyed the respect and confidence of his friends and patrons. The doctor was a widower Isis wife having preceded him In death years ago. He had no children and leaves no relations In this country. He was senior warden of tbe Episcopal church of the Good Shepherd on the Hill and the wardens will act as honorary pallbearers at his tuneral which will Occur at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Dr.

Barry in former. years was quite well. to-do. but recently he met with reverses and lost all his possessions. He was a toned honorable gentleman and made a good cttzen.

CartersvUle gy5 January 4. Special Mrs. Stella Jackson. the wife of Mr. E.

L. Jackson. died Wednesday. night the effects of a surgical operation. tne was burled today at Caszvllle.

Sue was formerly Miss Thurman. of LaFayette. Shewaa years old. She leaves a husband and two email boys. oaienmonu va.

January 4. Captain Albert G. Hudgins of Gulpepper County. formerly of the United States navy. died here today.

aged five years. His most Important service was with Admiral Semmes. He was twice taken prisoner during and at one time was confined In the Tomb in New York. under sentence to ue hanged as a pirate. Barnesville Ga.

January 4. Special. Mrs. Mattie Blaock died last night. She was the wife of Dr.

W. C. Blalock. She leaves four children. She was a devout Christian a loving and.

Indulgent mother and a devoted wife. The funeral services were held at the house and her remains. were Interred in Greenwood cemetery this afternoon at I o'clock. SAM SMALLS ATTACK i. On Virginias School Snpeflftteudefltifld tin American Book Company.

IT DRAWS AN INTERESTING ANSWER Prbm Governor OFsrraU nd Attorney General Seott-Hliiory of the. Con- tr ct The Company Will 8u From The Richmond Dispatch. As stated In The Dispatch of yesterday. the result of the conference of the members of' tie state board of education held the night before before to cinsider the charges made against the board. was that the gee- ernor and the attorney general determined to act together and Mr.

Massey decided to prosecute civilly and criminally the authors of the charges. The charges of The Pilot Jf ere in brier that Mr. Massey was bribed to place the books of We American Book Company upou the public school list that Governor OFer nail and Attorney General Scott were guilty of negligence in permitting- a corrupt con- tract to be renewed. and that Mr. McGU- vary clerk of the board was not blameless.

The exact course the governor and the attorney general determined to pursue was not stated In yesterdays reference to the matter. hut is now explained by the following card. which was. drafted Thursday night. and revised yesterday.

and copies furnished the press A Card. In The Pilot a newspaper published in the city of Norfolk Sunday. December 23 1894 appeared an article with these head lines The American Book Trust and How It Operates in The Amazing Story or the Circumstances Attending th Adoption of the Trusts The Relation of State Superintendent Massey to the Big Monopoly financial Facts for the Calculators Of Curious Incidents. No name is signed to this article the editor theretore vouches for the truth and accuracy of Its statements. To so much of the article as relates to them the undersigned make reply that those whose votes placed them in the high and responsible paces they now occupy may judge between them and their unknown accuser.

This article charges that the public school book list for 10114 was adopted by the board of education with Indecent and unseemly haste and the previous book list 1890 says The star chamber list of March ilth was revised and the last of May or the first of June lilt the university books were put back. The Facts The board of education met on the 13th day of March I. at the office of the superintendent of public instruction. When this board met to perform the duty In 1071 its meeting was held on the 9th day of February 1878. in June 1882.

March 15th liSt May Pith iSle- March lith and June 4th. Of these seven meetings three were held in March one in February one in My and one in June. The ls book list was adopted March 25th and June 4th. Cats tht most sensitive and fastidious properly apply the articles strong language to either board The article says there must be investigation. Not an Investigation by a committee appointed by the governor.

because such a committee must necessarily pass upon tl governors official negligence. to ay the least of it. How the Hoard Does. The construction placed upon the constl- utlon by the board composed of Governor Lee. Superintendent Buchanan and Attor.

ney General Ayers was this There can be but one book list. Every four years a list is adopted. School superintendents for cities and counties were called upon to express to the board their views otter suggestions and criticise the books in use. The substance of these reports to the present board is as follows omae County Generally satisfactory. No special change desired.

Albermarle Satisfactory no change desired. Alexandria County Satisfactory. Alleshany Some dissatisfaction with Holmes's history. Amelia Satisfactory no change desired. Amherst Xo changes desired.

No No reply. Hath Holmes's. history and readers will probably be changed. Bedford Generally satisfactory changes not wanted. Hlanll Satlafactory no changes desired.

Satisfactory except Holmes's history loth to make any change on account of expense. Brunswick Xo change desired may probably introduce Barnes's history. Buchanan- No change wanted. Buckingham Generally satisfactory. Campbell Some dissatisfaction with Maury's geography ant Harvey's grammar do not think dissatisfaction sufficient to change.

Caroline Satisfactory. Carroll Swintons grammar and Holmes's readers and spellers not satisfactory Charles City Satisfactory no changes desired. Charlotte Objection to Worcester's dlc. ttonary and to Holmes' history and to Harvey's grammar not enough to justify change. Objection to Holmes's history and Yenables arithmetic.

Giving general satisfaction. Cling Satisfactory. All not giving satisfaction- a few changes should be made people ot posed to change. Cumberland Thalhelmers history not satisfactory. I nyiUe-Givlng general satisfaction.

Dickinson Giving satisfaction. Dinwlddle No reply. Elizabeth With the exception of racy's grammar no change desired Essex Giving general satisfaction. Fairfax No changes desired. Satisfactory as a whole.

Floyd Would not advise change Giving general satisfaction- some objection to Holmes's grammar. Giving satisfaction as a' rule- some few changes desired. Giving genera' satisfaction. Giles Giving satisfaction. No change desired except Holmes's history.

Grayson No changes desired Satisfactory except as to' Monteith's geography and Thalhelmers his- List as a whole good. Holmes's history and Davis Pecks arithmetic re ceive more adverse criticism than any other books on the list. No objection to books great ob jection to any change. Objection to Davis Peeks arithmetic Swtiitons grammar Holmes's history and Maurys geography. Isle of Giving perfect natlafac.

tion. James City No reply. gatisfac- King Some objection to Harvey's grammar books now In use good King William-Objection to McOuffers and tiolmess spellers Holmes's history and Harvey's grammar. j. No changes desired.

Objection to Venableg arithmetic and Johannot Boutons lessors In hygiene. Co board opposed to changes objection to Da vies Peeks arith- metics and the Johajmot Boutons leg- sons in hygiene. Louisa Some objection to Venablea two. book series of arithmetles. B.IWO- No No wish for a change Lynchburg First.

Second and Third readers and Spenceriao copybooks giving good satisfaction teachers emphatic praise of Maxwell's grammars. Madison No complaint times too hard to make changes even It desired. Manchester-Giving general satisfaction. Mathews Satisfactory. Mecklenburg General satisfaction.

Middlesex No reply to questions. Montgomery General satisfaction No No reply. Nelson No changes desired. New Kent Giving satisfaction. Norfolk City No changes wanted.

Norfolk County No changes contemplat ed at an early day. Northampton Satisfactory except Harvey's grammar. Northumberland Entirely satisfactory. Nottoway No complaints. Orange- No change wanted.

Page Some objection to' Webster's pri mary' dictionary. Patrick Satisfactory. Petersburg Entirely satisfactory. Pittsylvsnia-GIvIng satisfaction. Powhaian Some objection to VeuabWa arithmetic MaW7a geography and Spen- WHAT A NUISANCE HE IS The Who I Forever Btnggiuf About HJ Health and Strength.

Mosttof ve met the roan who is for. ever bragging about his good health as if that were any merit or his. He invites us to. feel his muscles and to thump him on the. chest.

Says he was never sick a day In hi life. etc. He may be virtuous and Intellectual. as well as robust. hut he is a great nuisance.

And I never touch a drop of stimulants sir he says. Very welt. friend if you don't need slim- ujants let them alune. The same advice applies. to pills and plasters.

But please recollect that most people do not keep them. selves up to a standard of health all th time They simply cant They are depressed by long hours in the cold air. Their feet get wet and they droop in Ill. ventilated rooms. Every community during thecotd months.

Is full of people who are on the brink of sickness and might have fallen over at any. time unless they saved themselves with a pure health-be. stowing" stimulant. These the people that tell how greatly they- have' been benefited by Duffy's Pure Malt Wulskr They tell how it tuned nerves and stomach how it stopped that nasty obstinate little cough and supplanted lan. guor and weakness with snap and Ylger.

To do this a. whisky- must I pure as arctic ice. It Dully's Malt did not meet all the requirement of. a medicinal article of the highest rank. It would not be so touch in demand homes and hospitals.

It aids convalescents to get back the lost of health and 1 braces enfeebled constitutions against sickness. Ask your druggist or grocer. for Puffy's Pure Malt hlsky. cerlaa' copybooks not giving satisfaction. Webster's dictionary preferred Prince George readers Venables arithmetic Maureys geography Spen- rerian copybooks and Webster's dictionaries giving satisfaction difference of opus.

Ion as to others. Princess No change desired. Prince William No reply. PulasH No complaints. Rappahannock a tls factory Richmond Satisfactory.

Reply by principals of schools. Roanoke Desire to change Harvey's grammar. No Xo re desired. Rocklngham- Tolerably satisfactory. Russell No changes desired.

Scott. No reply. Shenandoah Satisfactory Webster's dictionary preferred to Worcester's. Siryth All giving satisfaction. Southampton Giving- genelal satisfaction no changes desired.

Spottsylvania Giving satisfaction Staffcrd Satisfactory. Surry Giving satisfaction. SUssex Entirely satisfactory. Tazewell No change desired Warren No change desired. unless to substitute Steelea fur Johanuot lion.

tons physiology. Washington Satisfactory. Wise No changes contemplated at prts ent. Wythe Some objection to Harvey's grammar. York.

reply. Upon thisevldence the book list for 1894 was adopted. Hold. or Four Years. The contract called In the article the In iquitout contract embraces a period of four years that made by South Carolina seven years.

Select. from the Virginia and South Carolina. contract the same school book and the introductory prica" that is fur the new book is the same. The price in exchange" that is where books. are exchanged If this assertion in the article be correct is lower.

And this may lie because the period of South Carolinas contract is longer than Virginias Hut be this as. it may. embodied In and part of the boards contract for 1100 is this stipulation It the publisher of any book adopted for 5500 In the' public see of Virginia fails to wake the prlte thereof as low to the pupils of the public schools of Virginia as th same book is supplied to the pupils of the public schools of any other state under I. state contract the contract made by this board or Its representative with such publisher may at the pleasure of this board be declared null and void. If this stipulation has been violated to the Injury.

of the. patrons and children of out schools the matter. will be investigated and thtwrong It any' there be rlgtlte Governor And Attorney General. The article thnrges There is a mystery about these contracts. Several mouths alter the contracts were signed t5Ferrali stat.

ell that though he had signed the contracts ate a of the board he dli not know who drafted. them. and on the same occasion Attorney G. Scott said tie had never seen the contracts and III not know who. drew them.

and this though he was tht' chief law otfiver of the state. The form. of this ct had been In use for years its' very stipulation term anti ultion had been' agreed upon ant deter. reined by td parties uud It only remained to. write out what had been agreed and submit the same to the governor fur his approval and signature and who should do this was a matter of no consequence.

When rutued to writing and signed by the governor the. contract had on it the terms etc. as agreed between the parties to it then and now ed to be for th good of. the' commonwealth end the dls crest proper. and honest exercise of the authority and power-entrusted by the constitution and laws of Virginia to the board of education.

The Boards Secretary. The records of the board are kept open to inspection as the law directs. They are in the custody of their secretary- J. A. McGilvray efficient industrious kind anc courteous.

He is ready' and prompt to make copy of papers and. exhibit the minutes contracts and other papers to any and al who come to him with authority from the board or any member of It. What more can any reasonable mar. ask Superintendent. Mr.

Massey Is known throughout th state. lie has served with distinction an honor In the general assembly with ability managed the auditors office. filled the high place of lieutenant. governor ant is no serving his second term as superintendent of public Instruction. This long and yanled service to' th- commonwealth" should have protected ym front an assault through the columns' of a newspaper instigated by whom he knows slot i Mr.

Massey met the charges preferred State Senator Flood in the senate session of SE and was unharmed. A men of the board. of education the law arms his accuser with th means to his end. There' steed not be investigating com. mittees.

Section 1472 Code of thu. is as lof- lows vl No member of the board of education shall have any pecuniary Interest directly or Indlrectely. or directly or indirectly receive any gift emolument reward or promise of reward for his lnfiuenceiru recommending or procuring the useof any book- map. or' school apparatus or furniture of any kind In any public free school of this state. Arid any school officer or teacher who shall violate this provision.

besides being removed from his pot shall be subject. to Ii. penalty of not less than nor more than 1519- In the light of day gd before the grand inquest of the country make your accusation and take the consequences. Do not stab in the dark Yours respectfully CHARLES T. OFERRALL Governor of Virginia.

R.TA.YI/ SCOTT. Attorney General of Virginia. Richmond- Va. December :7 1891. Book company Will Sue.

Mr. W. Womack the agent of the American Book Company. who' is charged interentlallyln The Pilots article with haY- In bribed Mr. Master returned from New York- yesterday and brought with him the following letter- i Sir We have read the sensational artl- He published In The Norfolk Pilot of Sunday last charging the' state board of education of Virginia.

and our representative with wholesale bribery and corruption in connection with the adoption of school text. books- for the ztate and awarding contracts for the supply of the same. The proper trt bnnal to investigate such charge Is court of th commonwealth of Virginia and we shall only' trespass on your sPace at th time to say that every material charge. so far as it affects thla company. of its representatives Its dealings or Its methods i misleading false and.

llbelou and we assure the people. of Virginia that the falsity of these charges and their libelous character wilt be fully established by suits which will be Instituted at once. Respectfully. AYEmCANBOOK COMPANY. New York.

December 27 ISM. Wu Slaking 2 O'clock This 5 Cxp ted. Survive. Mr. A So ias been confined to Us homeon Capitol avnue several weeks by illness wa jHfarYerylow contil.

tOreKrJdld not iwtas well yesterday A. K. AU NUFACTURING OPTICIAN. Old94 is a thing of the past and we want tof wipe out what is left of it in honor of the new. We havemanybrokenlotsofSuitsleftfromthefallseioal which we will close out atyour price.

Many of tfcenpj will go at cost some below. They are jut amgooc as ever but only a few of a kind If yQiticangSaTi fit its your profit. Overcoats and Underwear gomg5Jf at a price to suit you- 1 THE GEORGIA BUGGY Ill South flroad 34 anti 30 South Fortytn Street FREE Why waste time money and health torswonderf ulueure pe jiaci etc when wke I wlll BdFaEEtheprc scrip tionolanwf' and positive remedy for prompt lasting rt. Lack of ftrenM vigor anti manhood natckly restored InToungor old roan. I eaauai preurlption EKE or charge and therels to humbug or idvurUs.

tag catch shoot it. Any good drusrgistar physician can put It up for yea. a every thing is plain and simple. I can not afford to advertise Cj giveaway this spleudlil remedy unless you do the favor of buytaf it small quantity front ma direct or 4Tl your friends to do to 7 do as yoaileni Hbont You will nerer tcgrr naTto written me BS tola remedy cured rite after everything die had tailed rrespondeucestricUy confidential and alllerters sent la plain staid envelope. Enetoej amp if convenient.

ttidfsas T. C. BIlLIES Sews Dealer Box 8 BUrthall IBtlu as on the day previous and had a ti sinking spell after midnight this morning. those at his bedside tearing thathe would not surirtve until day Mr. Gregg is a member of the Peek Gregg Tiardware Company and Is one-of the best known and most popular young justness risen in the ety The president of France likes good living- Dr.

Prices Baking Powder is used by his chef. REYIHW OP TUH WEEKS BUSISBS. So Material Improvement Trade He- ported Quiet. New York January Bradstreet's to- morrow will say There has been no material Improvement in general trade. At large eastern cities only a moderate volume ofxbusteess reported.

Buffalo Boston inclining to regard the near outlook the more Iocefslly. Philadelphia and Pittsburg are naluralIy affected somewhat by. later quotations for iron and tl. and Baltimore prefers awaltr ing orders from commercial travelers before expressing opinions on. the outlook.

XJeneral trade i reported quiet at ash- yUle Charleston and Memphis. with mercantile collections fair only. At Chattanoo ga and at Atlanta very little lo doing in wholesale lines the former reporting manufactures quiet as a result of the prolonged. holiday and the weather. At Havannah trade Is quiet but Improving.

anti collections are only' fair. Cotton manufacturers are making some new contracts. but merchants will act with more conservatism. Augusta cotton factories report a fairly good demand and improved collections though general trade shows no gain. Col lectlssns are reported fair from Jacksonville.

The damage front the extremely com weather in Florida to fruit and vegetables is quite heavy Orange growers being cell- ously affected. At Birmingham manufac turers report orders scattered. trade quiet and collections. only fair. There is only a small volume of business at New Orleans and collections are Blow- At Galveston trade is very quiet.

arid orders are for needs only. All western cities an comics practically unchanged trade nd light or moderate volume of buslnew the same is also reported from Cincinnati Louisville and Detroit At Chicago orders are mostly of the in variety and St. IxTuis merchants are still working on in ventories and starting out commercial tray- tiers. Business Is confined mostly to mall orders. What Den Co.

Say. R. G. Dun Cos weekly review trade tomorrow will say Failures for 1091 are fully reported this week being 13885 in the. 81 L85 in the Dominion of Canada.

LtebUj- ties la the United States Were WM and in Canada 17116115. Neither the de- states the amount of Jfe Ins house wte3 Sittt per cent. In wool tent ese sxs ffSffss i SSn unprecedented in wJme The condition of toduMTO anti largely KOjerned by plgr laan a while PM' year ago. fairly measored by cent in bou of compared trt been the rcwsumptlM has Important Indu821rt1. Output and tas not kept fjg oIwaVwel th not sustained prices.

the dose iSJrilySS course greater. The cotton tadnitrrreirtKj ed the cheapest point ever knoiro Th t- put of boots and shoes has been thalM eat ever known in the number of inn shoes but. besides a fall in prices hlo 8 records. there has been general iTeftr-i euro for the priced goods. 8d ti attempted advance in pries on accoust the price of leather causes anmarkati creasesin orders.

Tile year has beenespecially note for the lowest pritee of wheat uiid coft and cotton on record. Both cutter fin wholly unprecedented accunmIe1t. storks the crops being large. Outside this country. the wheat production Las note increased enough to Justify a price of cents at New York anti the stcnnurliiee is largely due to the- false repJts tf tB yield intended to frighten buy art ncd mes prices.

The same influence nas WJ flit in cotton which is alto effected. wide depression ii decrease in the consump other produce markets the relatively less important. year Six Good Conte at Sew Good Attendance. New Orleans. January' Th ra were fairly well attended and those present bail pleasure of wltneselag several excellently contested races.

iaf tile first B. Firflr ar to J-driving Nellie II at even money. sway with second Satinet with. llama up. made a fine finish n4 won tf two lengths.

llodgon. In the fourth with- J. Hill up. west to the front and wtajea canter carter the favorite finishing sixth. In the' filth.

Walter Talbert tit favorite led by a block into the stretch when naul and Dr. Reed closed upon him at tin finish. Finnegan. on Van Bruni hi xeei- lent tiding sent his horse under tbt first with Dr. Reed and Bldcanat second anti third.

Attendance about MUT Weather fair and track heavy. First race three-quarters of a mil F. Fly. Jr. Ill.

3. Hill to I wen tiore If. 109. Casslm even money se Charley B. 104 H.

Williams to 13 Tlnie 121H. T-- 5 Second race. mile Mf i A. Clayton. even.

10 Kfftyije' 3 to second Princess Rose Nfc ftwp llama to 1. third. TimerliRi. Thlnl race three-quarters it a mile lag Satlnet 114 it Williams Jarilne 119 J. Hill.

4 to second Billet 112. J. McDonald 19 to Time. 12 3. Fourth race seven of I selli9g.

Uodgjon VXfJ. lilll Sam Farmer 113 Knight. 12 to J. TwentyThreelfll lelgh 11 Wl Time. 1 6.

i ilf th race threMpiarteri tit ajBBeTJwB in Van iiruntil5. J1nneganS is Dr. Reed 99 Newcome K. SS Sidcan Sill Harold 651 10 EntrIes for saturday-F First race. one mile-'belling Satellite 102 Adjuster KH lilon Lcrcnis WtsJgeHeld.

ootraimi Uakorei Gray uke lliieliu 111. Sstoni jrad eleven vtnte i mile selling. BelleB 85 Gee let VandaT 88 each Corns MO eochf Wyan llng Denver Blakejnore105. i Third race1 eleven selling. Jollle S6f Hen Charley 8 each Blackhawk each ifniuv.

Gallant. Guard. Loftin- Jr. III each stone MS. Fourth race handicap Brakeman ltd.

Wahatchle .101 Galop 112 Setlnet KB KindorelOf Fifth eighths of olds Queensiake Brevity. Cara Imp. Pomegranate Ji8rthad 5 R. Trixle Eva 14 Fey Travel around the Dr. Prices Baking- Powder ev The Sn Co New Tork January' Cottoa I to points then reacted and dosed at a net advance for the day of to5 points.

with sales of M6JOO bales. vanced to poInt for the dajtfaa14 steady- spot tales 0000 tales it price buyers' favor thougU wltho change. New' Orleans advanced but lost part this later OB. In Manchester. yarns were to buyer1 iav Receipts at.

Orlean tlmated Boou to urdarand last ylir. Estimated lpt faring the mlag week week its lilt the big- crop rSo So inlffiP It is now 16 000 balsa The advance todarj was almost wholly attrIbutable toiex pectedly small receipts at the interior wj i Anrnf tTnf nast wi J. 3 during the past have discovered a claw Jh ttnraererjr murderers of Sire. A iD. Adsorb ct' city.

who was found dead- In her home two weeksago Ai watch which hs been Jdw- tined as the prc ty of the mnrdere weman- wa eov ei from I pa yesterday and A- I Cnrtla waiter at th opolj koteX who It Is anderarresi sCttrUs told conSicting MANY NTESTS. BnBeen l' CLA nON All. CONTSTS Howle. a Wel a om a Nlmber Otle The Lat at Retula tom tl. Notce thi Wfnedy eleUons ben fle ther mor atracted mOlt atenton thr ha lJt rettng laln.

Aamson Mor dmocrats CrfI populst lon vlh Atorne Gneral stH trm of re tOI elettlon afalrl nr hEt al da Weneslay peple pr' nt a tmes ben ral Wen Lox. everyh lz eJectol coe. a manag COUlt bal0 th rtsponsILllit 1pn populsts ppulsts fmoerats faiure Tte ay flJnd pol mi sing. Ind whn vet ful returs aJ prt exc pt Jnbporo demoeatl elece najorltes rom O. commitee lef AtIdnta1 tat resul how dcand an' cntests ab ut cmpromis a he lat I d' detais Iven folowing spcial Siuaton Cayton.

Jonebro Januar Ter 1 In al reprt te contrr notwihstnding. I tttre ha ben chaos complcton relat1e Jonesbro preinct pice thoughout entre Te situaton Jon sboro counte ater consoldaton ote folowing ofcer elete returs Brw popuns sherf i featlg democrtc Icument Hutceson. majoriy 1 ofce a carie te democrts maortes frm 1 4 tx Uector resuled I beleve denratlc If wl ejecte last joriy Uegal shal ben trw HutcM nn demortc nomiee shlrlt Calles of ben taied democrt In ultmate ele- ton 1t entre democrtc tcktt Te fght as principl demoratc lt seventy yers aJe te ofce a out year. r. cadidt ad I Te Contet I Notces ben I Lnden cnd1dates sherlt trasurr respectvelY.

1 Jeteron H. Warrn canddte Fom on par demo clate nomines. From Washington beht al crtc nominee. liom Polk on behalf of G. W.

Clements for sherlt. lom Ddge bealf Harrel for tax colector. From Lurens behal the' cratc candidates. Frm Jackson on beal democrtc sherl I In additon to appolltng MrHatchett of Houston county. as I capitol ua the I governor has appinted as night guard Mr.

i atson a onelegged confederate veteran from Cobb. He takes the place of Guard Foster. Cofee. Douglas Ga. aua 4.

turs frm al the prefcts on the county Tanner ppulst for sherlt 16 ma- Jorlt D. W. Gasln ppust clerk 78 najtrty Vickes tX coletor majoriy deort ma jorly Kirkld t1urer 7 Biey sareyo ppuUs 1 Iy de crt co I majo ty The eledlon pe of ver quiely. Te demort Itrb th detet ti apthY 0 ter ad atvty te pat ppul Te ppulst cnsld- gans Kover. be elect.

Te me eleted god ad wl nla Taner b1 shee I pever tmes 1 pular Daklr. Caia JanWr clal demoratic. ppulsts i lce. falowing wee nudp cort sher lm tx eolector Rowel brt tx Buter croner. countr 70.

GrenY le Ga Januar 4. Th omcal retuS Merl' ther demoratc jorl- Instea 30 frt anntunced Illton. Alphareta Janua 4. demorats lon elete at th ofcer tx reclv ppullqts ot rnl1 Tlran Ga The demorats couty tecte the tU democratc tcket popust ha candldltes out. Al Berien couty democrtc d- datel electe OPpslol Jllahloa Grifn Januar 4.

32 wer pled I thi coutt 01 Te de t' ha op SOD CILTON Y. WISSS. cthe EntertalnlDI Tler Georl Bvanb Ga Jauar 4 exaiton Clone Charlon te stnd te cty cur toda te plaltt hbwlte ult aUunt pt I- Wester Asurace Compay Cand pmcnt vhlb wa reul Inler jtlng. devote testmony exmInaton hl cusel Beauleu contam bfore I a Ire detais. teUn remlnllcfnces on- nelon wih a chinaBIHT furiure madl orth.

Wl3 al. rOIantc strr fnanetl hm. lf H. stat. cre wih 10 Pkel frst tbrater ar brught Eur 1 dlrerent I.

111 nex 10ndar. wIl lkeY ntH polde bEing 4 1' oore Ta Ind I Januar 4 1. arreste char trwJulent tnle mals va a lnlted 1 A Connoly asd tht bnd hE pul1 outot pkH rol mone ffen SIJ puttng stcurl OC" 10th Luisie alJ Piladelphia tor fraudulenty mai EJHT Pf RI 1 I Chidren Rnt nath Gi News ha lat Frda nigh Wia- Cote counl col red wa Vickes brothe Peer tuee Peers chidren an chidren 11 bred I btHeved fre incendiar iin. fnlore Columbus. 1 dr gos merlhant Huster assigntd HI Jatltel 16O sd abut 501 coltion5 an debt th assignment are ry ppular generl reget hL embarass- etorts wil ge agin.

Wih ceptons smal amomis creJltor ae tollolhln Rtrrrtd Grifn 4 Chiago ws mont Injurie. seriou carefu nuring atenton Il expecs agai da LW IIIr Iulol II. In 4. Te lier thOe marne moher ow pronounce orroM Waycrss Januar 4 ffth anual Sato1 gpn ldred Buretts orchestr Jacksonle 0' Brien Mises Gusie Chastle I evers ThOe prtcpated germ an Mlil YJdema Frnk Hawkns I Ltte Sa net Smit Charleton Frank ss Lyonj ls GeorgIa Clnton lss SIle Ssnet Iss Sasnet laltt yeteY1e Perc Felham lses LOUse Hatic Grace llxon UIS Covingon Pae H- c' iIss I ani HUfU. Ricrs Au usta fm JamcI Bret Hal Hal Lite org Smih lss atns lss um 1lr.

rs. Ha llr. rs. Kok anr Mr Hohenstel. Savanab lr Huke llr.

and 1lrs. wer Madaes Dubse Hohenstein. LooK 4. meetng Eltrt prelented Ln 1 thl thirieth distrct tne an aprecatin te re miltar te urln IpglslaturThe presente fenator Inl minutes' Fannn County Notes. Janur 4.

Te Jue Rdge isttute w1 ocn Januar Re. Stne presdent. ured cors techer schol expcted rech enrlment :0 ter. Cptin 1 retured frm a buness trp th Ck A Januar 4 riot electon Whie Paten Lster ae tought mortL HIGIVAVUEY WORK I r. Whifeld 1 hel Turcy ateon.

is plce bulnesKo 2 Peactree and wa te countr vsit trend I Kear nough brnch abut I fr wa acste prate lokng ros 18tols hi Ity Whitfed hade pket bok ontanlng I slyer pnci cae 2 Ths wa al rbbr obted. Afer gne al pket ordere rde and dsappare I I vae te Pies Baig universal I WIL INIGR Contelt Wil Setted Ten. te weter Encyclc doated raed wi tke tonght te klnetoCpe parlor Marett ad Pechtee street to 8 oclocl I HOODIS 11 Tholgh I ODtl ASISTANCE SOLCTOR Tb Polc Lawe the Proscuton eo 10 Deftd hol. Augst Januar 4. Iessr Jos ph Lmr Henr bn appinted gns to' tred Detethe Iurra fght save Ifgos neck Lmar pronounce ntrQ git strcton ter commlteJ crme sta te ofcers warant arest nego rleht hlmslt cate hen ofcers atack kilng urred.

Hoo herng poston lr. Lmar aMume wrta Solcitr Generl ls nl ht ciy Te ciy otCals abiity anr Infuence atoreys fnl Wi glng he I gal Solcior prosecuton se cro I Iclon. halquarter IS InJlgnaton ovr posslbity escpin el Chief sal sa polce guily sent nced wi kitd cortroom. ciy Sulcrr I Ir. Wri ht ai I Ine KIItI Hi nft Constlut tol Ystprday murdir Bale orlh 01nty th.

an verlct th gulty mur IH I pris n. thC ki I on. die ly fort' mur olrr 1 hu rltlv uurj1 I hleyed 1an kll1 hi- ail Ilen Fen 1 a inestgalun wcr ns rfIlns wi dilntrred autop lted na turl 1 GeorlIa ralroal plalntts hough lustn thil P0UH. 5. pn receivd piec worh marke prie H5 wih lelng FItming E.

plaintf lr. rairoad retured a rai- lr. ben Ir. Jlers nss atairs Yeterday AU Ita atores Messl ller fled bi Caloway appoIn i ver prperty lr llhr IndlYidualy lh bi al ged appr prlateJ lr )Ut 3k rpeivr so. that rea HZId amdunt Involpd OI.

Jucge Calway apliI" Ir pJra ry I bi returable th Instnlaton ofcers It. haltelor Hamiton pounlass wa an I. uctetl th sor puts delcous pr pared Powder. ICOX GSSIP. Te Gor Xxt eel Jal1uay 4.

al cosiderable doub ofce wi dtcld" abolsh ofc" uncon ttutlona. ratcr pUblc ha th 18 pse I IV I ton 0. ot18 folows treasurer entted 21 al 100 100 shal compensaton Slm 0 pr a- ow ould ben saton tresurer 189 Te 100. treaurers 9 alowe I alo 430 apprpr. Is te hackng tat ofe ed I srou.

touble. I inJler I I stps te cuh onc I reovg te cu ad tu prevet te tQuble Pt to tponl thi go i reey i smal mol te tpnn ofe. you wl quiky ce. Sld ev. I whe gt te qutt Pai-Ke fo te sae prc.

Pn ul I PoecR ate tb tTeom s. te pblc ho. iwond amut a uder te lw end hve over Hl. 1 lcud te scool tud. woud aselment lw rte tton teau rs cm- mssion wi avege let 5 pr an nu.

CDTenton. Kng Dauhtrs Grg wl met I Macn. Jaury 9 10h ad nt Mulber SttMetho1t church or stte cnventon. I pte tt therewl atendc. Ter tuly 4 Kngs Daughter Ia- Tere usad state Te cODvcnron eect endore establshment reforator crmInal.

II Rftorn n. Rokman ls Paulne Bret i daly expectt' retu. w1 rmembred shot tme sensatonal artce apparef ppr tect kied a kife accidentaly hurle hEart whie wa servin abut a 1ss Pa ulne accdent sa ha bee travellg wlh tcatrlcal bu moter ver axious retur acon I undertoo let vle acn. Ido Th ofce OrInr Wily ben bsieged toay cme sig pnslou blans tS 6 pr InnUI. l1owl tem tl ltte Sm realy' desttute crcumtances ant feble healh tbl atod tem gret relet.

Tere abut slxt Bbb unty. Confeerate Soldir pnsion lnnuni al Inlgent confeerte 1 older blnd ue unale Tnlry tho anl ilproprlll purpse 1hls wa gt a man lte. Iislthought I ben St Wiey alut pn. A et ba an In- strctons te Ibout ewlY ot Cailn tonigh ey briian atalr. I tende h' IRd visiors aeon il lss Fuler I' Atanta Haris.

1ss oril II a fa- orlte knowl lIIs8 awlrs Gaill3vie lJr Flandors. rs ralk lln wi I tmorrow st. ason recepton Yeterday aferoon Mr. W1iam Tie Cass Elchre fuly lat evning lr lr5. I magnlfcen I GIrga socal reuion llrs.

diocse I Georga 1 lrge atendance. 1s Anie Crurchldd ben spndng Chnslmal holilaYI wih iraIL rs. A lrutchtelJ wi 8altm a. re- stuJle sclool Luise wi 10 areste toay sttalng rsirence Ir. llnghaf Lamar ben Ir.

lngham ani da1 commited thft Grggs wi prlsiLe Db lomurow cham1r arl OiS se. whih Hadpman dlsq ualied. tC lay Jude Spr alowld jl Plt 11 ntral rairoad i a th ifcee Tenty rfn- deTt th reci A 1ui5. chargpd urgin jn irf wa tnutd n. ss 1nsion Insl tur ash ri atnlanc agalt JIr ambit Ith rplaiing wihout lunse mtnud the a.

10 I omrl lkharr ha hfh sndlng holeays I I' ramiy rNurer AtaUll tJliht larOI anlcipatng wih mush lre opera llkalo mldJp nth. 11" In1icatons aI thI wi lar atendance. Th pasenr frm due' unti acl. I thf tnRne. Jud SpPI' wi ashington tI wil abut Te frnds jor congratulatng appintment Consttution.

w1 efcient Rfrlce. qualfed dutes positon. Wi I Economie ITALI 1ORTB. ork Brunsik Januar 4 Fiy Itln on' sewtrage shippd cOntrltor. enlstng Compny miita havng decde1 tenat Saterlees propsiton In te i Lage has I appointe commitee representatye Gynn th Atant expositon.

DE I Januar Barr die ocock H1 fro InfrmiteR. por helth svEral wa. confned hs week. sutered geaty ton. retrement yer sld on Augs ts oldet merchat natve Ieland wa gdWte' Dub universiy.

rea ha ben c1zen Augsta ftysi ear bst aothearles tha wa eucate pula re- fed commuiy ad ret confdence frends he tQctorWllJ I 1ldower laYl I ao. hd and relatons thlo CUDI. wa un lor Epicopal Go te HJ an wi a a plbearers hi wi ou ocok toorw atteroon. Bar wa wel- reenty wih rver I god ct zen. 3 lj nJ Ve Jakn Wenesay.

eet I sugcl opraton one bue Cv1e. Se wa tore. Ms Thu LFayete. She' was ye hubd ad smal OTs. Imuar pn Abr Hudgns Clppr cunty tor mery Cnle Stat dIe hee toay.

age fve yea. mot ipr- tt srce wa wit dma Seme. twIc ten prnfr I tme wa cne I te i York ude Ientnce haIg. a p1te Bmevle Ga. 4 I 1.

tte BlaJok. die lst nght. I wa ofD Bo leavs ton chlden. I Crt lov Idugent. moter Id vte we.

fW r. srics we bus a rD. er It I Genwoo eeel atron oco 16 SMALLSATTAGK 1. Ylrglnls Sbo s1perltlDdlDtlnd' te Amerca CmpDJ. DRWS GOTror OFerU and Attr.

Gener BltorJ Th. CompanWm SUI. Rchmond DI ath. A I Te DJatch yeterY te rul conerence te membr state bard educaton te bfore bfor cslder chares aginst bard eror atorey deterl' r. Massy deided proeutl ly crimialy autor ha rSot Te Piot ere I bret tat Masey wa hrlbd plce te bk Amtrcan Bok Copny pu te publc shool lst ta Gveror 0 Fer.

rai Attorey Sctt wer giy I neglience permitng a pt tact ed. te wa blaeless coue gveor atorey geJra terlne pusue state I te eplined lowl g' car whic drafl Thuy ad esterar te Piot publlhed te Korolk De mbr 18 appared arile hed lnes Aercn Bok I Opertei The Aaing Circumstance Atending tte Trusts lkThe Reltion Itate SUerntendent ase Bg Monpoly Cacultor ou a CIn artcle lorthere ore tuth artcle a relate underiged rely I those hlg. rlspnsl le the unnown a rtcle publc ch 1 I bok wa adopte bar I eucaton ith Unsemly st 1 I lst wa Mayor frst 18 uiversity boks faet Th eduaton liarch 18 ofce te. publc Instructon tis peform dty 111 Is meetng te rary 18j 182 th 18 Marh th 4t. meeIngs thrp lebrary nd 1 lit adopte Mach 2th 4h.

thl sensItve fastdious thl artcle' I gage ei ther mut Invest- fI iJi fd a I blc em I commItee mus necessariy upn tl go ofcIa neglgence ay I. placd upn cont- compsed Go Le Suprintendent Buch an wa bk lst. et' tou lst suprintendent ctes countes cale upn ba rd oter sugestons ano erHle" th. reprts te bard i al folow Count tfactor. desired Albermalea Ai xandria tsfatory.

Some dsstsfact wit Seatisfaetory desire. Amht t-o'changes desire. rader wl prolbly change. Heford-eneraly satsfactr cag I Sati racor changs deired. Salstactor hlstor xpnse So chan desire pruihly Introue Bares's wante.

hm Il tstatory. Sme dlsfIstcton rs tgaphy Harveys gama dsla tisfacton sufcient Satisfactory. rro lntons Jrmmar rea er all speler Iatsfatory. Chlrles Stsfator Charlote-bjecUon Woresters alc- tonary justfy Chesterfh1 his tor arIthmetc. Ciarkeiving genel sasfacton a tfactory Culpper-AJ gvlng satsfaton ehangel pople op Cumberland histr satsfactor gnera Btsfacton.

ivlng 8atsfacUon. DlnwlddleXo Elzbeth CI- Ih excepto Haeys Irammar destd. lag generl satlfacton. auquer advis iving satst tn' sme gmar. lvlng satstacton a a rle' I lvlng gener satsfacto.

Gi hlnK satsfacton. ll desire ecp No slre. lrfenetsfaetor ex ep teihs geograpy ThaIelmers tory. Lt god. Davls atmetc ra st tCIs ay bo nt jecton ay Ilkhlad-bjecton Davi Pes arthmetc grmmar.

Hol' hisor ad lraus gegphy Wlght-lvng pret slfaC ton Jaes No Kng ad Queen generl sta ton. Kng Grgeme objeton Hey's gmmar bks god. Kng Wllambjeton McGueys Ht Sg I hltr. Lncster-1o chages deire. lebjeton Venales arthmetic ohnot Buton' le.

I Ludon-Coanty Oard. OPsd. change objetlan Davies Peks arlh metcs ad JohaJot I Butn' Ie. BOS hygene. me objton Venes two bok alhmetc.

No to chale. McueTS Sn Thir reder Spnce cpybk gd stsacton teacer ephatc In prai Maxwels gama. MalanNo cmpant ties to ha mae dele. Manchester Iener atlfaUn. Mathewstsfactor Mekleniul-ener stsfacton.

No rely queins. Man tgomuy-erl Ittlo. KareondNo NelnNo change desire. Kent stsfaton. Norlk No chge wte.

Norolk No chgS cntemlt- eaJ Noratnfatr et B. vyl gmr. Nor blndEntrly lUtr No cmplt. OrgeNo chnge wante. Pa me objton t.

Webeza pr mt. dletonr. ttl. Peterb-EU a tacf Pttlv lv JUltaU. Powhae objcO' tV nb1e.

att la1a h7 Sp i WH T' iS NtE HEISI ea I For Aba Ills Helt StrDch Mt ot wh everbrgg abut go bealt- I. tat a rt hil ivie tJ muce tump hm te. oet. sys' wa a dy I lf et. I vrtuous ad itelectua.

uweU robut gr nuc. neve uc dop tUmUlinU sys. wel led yo ned stm. uant Te avlir Ipples. to pil.

a plstEl. ples rece1et tat mOt ple them Ive toa lgh stndrd helth al tme. The ct a depr torn hour fet et Wtt ad tey I 1- ventilte rom Ig te' ful Jple ar te brnk lickne migt falen ovr at tme s7e wit healh-b stowin stmulat. aett pople tat tel eaty te hve bn benttte Mat kr Te 1 wne storcb sto nast llUnte Jtte uplnte jIor wtaeps wih sna ad whisk a meet of. its hontesand It.a.ids.conva\.ecents it 1f WelmersdlctIonary George geograPhy oots ebler' Prln William-No No Satlsfactory ve na t-lJesire No Shenandoah-satisfactory All Southampton-Giving SPottsylvania-Givlng StaTc rd tisfactur" tiiving I So desirt d.

Warren-No deslre Steele' ph lolog ashlngton-8atlsta tory. en Wise Some this evidence as th ears rs. Select-from prlc thesoame. Th rlce boolesare ma pu lIsher a opted th leOt the sC oQls the IChooJsof oUu stlpu1a tlon tlgated anthe1e 1. tturn eral af- 11 sin oU iutt ne I r.

whodrew Th or ofthh er' stlpulatlonterm agllI the- oal ha en same to. roval shouhldO th a rrled then thg comllli a nd thorityand Seiret rT' I OOrd as th lr and read ofpaPtTS aQ all hl iassey. the and now th Ispa wtor li o'tn charge bY 8 Sslon er mltte sSectJon 1 7 vlz a I 1 llg4 beslderibelnrremoved po 10 eu Inthe I' I DOokCo1l111aD7 ue. mack the. Am rican lag ew tl te a toiknPi daylat orthelIta h6 BUPP bunatto te charges a thecommon1lea1th this farae difbei dth P60Pk-ofVlrrlnlathat I ber WolUE.

WlakJt20tleek. leg-hot t. lVe Gr tohIs ltol oue ftTe alw ka b7aerio easw l1IiYerT low nd1- At. fdOCkU1Is KrfGre re1VeU7esterdar ta 1. 7 AW Le the latet inventions SPECI I 4ND" YEGiliS tJas- mu.

Oa. rpalPcl Ip No cohalKe for atKht Ire 11 qlD 9. 6 Ik Old 94 thing pa 1i 4tt i ho r-oft1 JY. have many broken lots of Suitsleftfrom int lllseasO at your Y6ft JId arej1 t. Z' iT 1.

I REDUCED ALSONT TVL the of tpr so. iy 11 QCtO' bo VU yjat ft und on lugi an tha WUn act nof the ad vith gacnI Ih thu Tb gsLrtitg beIW bII5t anfl lepI 1 lbs bth jgpcae the Sne fl3 maetar1 the ml be noti- and attnUGfl will 10 ib tween the latent GOrDIU D1bd. two coutdeo he utter. an4 It wL1 it'll lead Ia Inaug sqt the tsl PreiIJIL Tb pnalilant tO- oUovIng mom- Linlei Ththiln teL UtUeJobn. WcsIer Miu ELeven- iheheabeen for i regarded provl4 7n1.

CL4IVD. lIege at lb Iha1 Ike trou there we u4tber bul In th Beflew an hir. It the Grin I. ltuseflithst eOpUentar ends to I otteVa' be eurn- A 4eu4 wa suIt 1Q01 ogllu a dId very a wia as oYe1y GE yflleat torjt propUy will sttt Pureliqnid rad in Qg its Pe8enUng Ie an4 p. gndtruiy Pelfect lii.

cOntIrtiii. m1Uc2teIL4 tb weak. tfre Ytap0f I I TEE CONSTITUTIOI ATLANTA GA. SATURDAY. 1895 A coii i AliHas Hoyr i tto di Th th prod a ct.

4. 5 L. 3. de- 41. I 1ff will J.

From ciatlc nominees. cratiC nomint From sheriff. Prom Dodge collector. Laurens cratic From or addition a guard appointed Watson. one-legged turns from all gIve popuhiat.

sheriff 160 Gaskifl populist. najority ta niajority majorIty. electIon PS Ott the ors be 4. Ia re- The. 4.

53 L. The spanIdluir. 4. counts no the hI int resting aao hlmaslf ii Th cidlOofrosu 4. P.

is wa Seven fes days. I nba 4. pronouncedtsbe The and Special. Faunla Special. ip A No.

de- gone 1S tsL II1 oroe. 4. 10 liii hurriedly been dis- 1' been vi' a pp nt ito ha tie eisr 0 Meee exe Special. In 2 au 1 preventsthe i 3 pgrryDavis SOPrOTideflceLL 5 55 at d' a atedby commfszl ere. 1OTh.

Withlow tcatnicai wh as the Newsy Notes. toHcon u. oh Lamar lii ft Griggs will was ness larki ati tilaiic rt is fote ornoisiesiotter Era in. opera pason 4. Special.

pkC1aI anuar3' 4 sO tracts-The were theboard the editortherefore Ike lit ay Generally Satisfactory C000tySatlsfactory. Some No Holmes's Jtt-dford----Gcneraliy' ltbsniSat ac- No l000kinghoortiGssseraiiy Some Carroll Satisfactory Objection Satisfactory. op- tJonviuie-diiving Giving No No Floyd saUzfactl Gus's re- No King and Queen-Giving general satI lion Some Venablentwe No Satisfactory General No Oeneral No Kent No No Satlsfactory Northumberlanol--Entlrely No Orange-No Some Petersburg-Entirely Sorne a t- AVA- aa In us jvemet e4 hi his- the hoopj itaitls orgmcsr. Whisky. Tolsr Washington In.

the-public same bookissuplolled any client is thstthough drartedthemassd th outkurof ofthls peG' tow-rite of-no th dis- pnoperand auexhibit orany baknowa by meusler the I hi besidesbeing tjon TAT1 u' itWe ie repres ntatlve the Is at. s. I 3111 GLIEGOWOIUE. Waaliakiagat Fipetil WAGreg rioas hlsbomeon serious iasr very i at 2OctO this moruing resa as I Ii a' 5 Sa 0 5- a 55 cEsi MANUFACTURINGOPtICIAN reSetin ii SPECPACLH ETEGLISS Ffls the most On rp department ii equIpped witb tb tralghteedgg I ESTAjiLesggD 1870. in WI1IrEJIALL a 1 nmO I Edli wsO andwe to inhonor brokenlots thefallse sp theru asjod akind YOU can gOt a going cAk W4 TO BUYERS OF VEHICLES.

We are now better prepared to serve our Customers than ever haters iOk increased eapttsl superior tao illtles se are uieigrsined to merit' the patxonage of every- Yhiele buye in this country. Thanking ear Irbends for past favors aid solicitla is contInuance of sonic it our o14 FREETO MEW a wantetimemoneyaisd wLthdoeIorswonderInlcure411dbe seed ltEE the prescripuonof a aiidposiiivorrmedy a cure. LaCgofItZCth 5. rsturrd In yonhig or ici there is dnsggoatorpliyslcinn 55 give away me buy A. a i advise 7.

ms' yost please regret hivi wrltteumeanthlercmetlycured Cerreeposietstt strictly iii ltctera tt lJeaierliox MarwaI1flM a prei ii4 aLa1 riOtsUnIvIve UntUd3Y one of FanolilcesgoOd 1Pnice's Trade 15 Nash- Col- general and Louis in- of United States and i 1114 Liabili- I creass of over half in thiac0ustrY. nor the Increase of over half in Cana4a Is sur. pnising but the statement shows that most of the decrease In the united Staten Is In jjufact5fing liabilItIes while the entire' increase In Canada i liabiiltlU of trading concerns A few states theiuuiilC aw York and pennsylvania shots more fall- rn-es than in 1093. and In a few southern llabllitits is larger but In centrul olid western states very mueh smaller. In eleven of the last thIrty' eight years roported Ilabulitles have been larger than in toot.

though for thIs year and li93 the statement Is to corn- merclai failureS It was not In fornier yeats. Tile failures have been I in every thousand doing bUsinCtS the Ilabili' ties averaged LHT to each firm In trade and In proportion to the volume of- solvent business represented by all clear. exchanges 10 fur every ilt5. The complete review of different branches of business given tolay places In a clear light the fs' that prices of corn- ruoditieS are at tha lowest iced ever known. The fII since a ysar ago ban been 1 per cent.

but verY unequal iri dlfferent branches. In iron and steel products II 124 per COIt. In woolens and oOttOflS stout 19 per These cangesconirsst sharply with the decline of wages pII per hour'S work. which an was shown last wek srerge only 11 per gold tillS week are beuse of the merchandise movement. for the eXf5 cx- ports over tooonn of mere an- dine has been from 81AJ0O to ittR per month.

jnquesUo1tablY large witbirawals of foreigu PitSI. through sales of aecuri- tIe ansI otherwise have caused the outgo. the duraUon and extent of witleSs. therefore tie ends Upon other than comtnClY" It meflts abundanos of moneY bait resulted from the general of trade anti the movement to this ceut1' ha. been unprecedentfinfTje la.

beel the fail in prices. P't" is much greater ear the gnsgate increasetwInS faIn rnrOsUr the InSSO Of 4 wr hours work done in 4 DC with the previouS rCa it Las ntrolUng feattlieiO 5IDc steel Industry that conesmPJ pace wIth the ouiout nfl 5 In iron anti steel the lowest pciC Of the year are at and the lowest ever known. ills emsS calling for lea than half the sill diantI of raIls with a large dccreaS in many other- borbea thoUgh. peoba1l. the structural fOTTn was larger in 10114 than ever before.

Time woolen indUtl7 recolds a produCUth for the year of abOUt a Oman- en lees than normal. api for the Is. olin perOefl ysius of PrO4UC' the decreiM waS. of 1 indnsuy re. ogn.

The e. the i airs ef nil perie Foul 1k ef i been especially notewort' if at ose apnice 1k buyra ec by the In staa sd year bees I YESTEILDAT8 ItCES s4 Contests Orleiis5 rI The races 84. i the Fly. Jr. at-4 1.wos- wal 11 Wil.

amid hy. up a Re- wirs- Slilcan a ClmSt LM. tlire quartera Lt' wOul Thee. eCOe4 1 gMM. 1il' a 5 handIcap ldeLIt h.

won Fabia 1t2 Newcor 1 lifLsWU- I Tlme 1O1. ieIk- 7 to I. wos Bnml i L26. I 1it ill i Tiiree 102 tO. rt Fifth a 18115.

i1l tog to I. VOL hO tO L- is sisl 1 thirTI 12O. I' smile selling Relsel sW' lxlonltd1I5b. 1 teak Duke I- rat. elcvendievtnttsllthl0f elleBSi Whiz.

Pace-Vanda. R5atInL' XCIII tttth Wyandite 1biJa Col- Cliftro lenver iteirtse 151 each tlakemore 151. race of a mIle. 19 AYQLlZti White. 1 Imported TreTYLaIL 101 Tramp OakTie lop.

D1uS 1 of a CentlneliS. 18ff. 101 3llos 110. Molli. B.

IL Elndona 181. Gleestat Ill. race eighths a niuIe jyW. Can 3I1a. iOlI.

MarthflrI 11beI 12 1llacks1t2. Mh I. i world ard 105 vlfl Powdsrevefl1' TheSags Cotgg Review. 4. ad 10 qulea.

IAVSSDOOI id. 1 day. and closed- steadyfSpOt pt1tttl1i qiiotb dl points. of favOrl ClothS Xew tomorrow are I at 5101 sgslnat 33ZI Sat. urojay CM L4 year.

eeipts smiog were OOOIs at New Orleans against OitQ for the fafl yur. 51 St lr6ild 1cm iSLTls 0 York' warehouse clock LI increasing I 104OM in tcos-i thepastweeh- Dlseyer 4 aClur Topeka Ksit. Jaruary The polIt to the murderer Of. A. IA of slots weeks ago.

baa Ides- prrty thernlirdsel4 wasreove4 ptsShtP a colesyst the bste raWTh It. under eat5 Curtlatslol tOTi5S 5114 finally lJ a oolored mail 5" hIm watch. bare gone is St. Joseph toe Nat friend of 18e tbs Who ed agooti St slum hero. 5l 5 5.