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ADVZBTXSQto ATZ8 depend on location ia h4 paper and will be furnished on application. CORBXSPOJTDINCK containing Important news solidud from all parts of the country. ADDPS3 ill letters and telegrams and make all drafts oz checks payable to TJ noir MUCH. er ATLANTA GA JANUARY 13 ISM. IKDICATIOSS for the south Atlantic states ieann weather westerly winds generally low barometer preceding in southern por.

Ucn by slight rise. THB COOLING OFF OF CHARITY. We regret very much to see by the News of that city that the admirable charity move. tnent of a few days in Augusta went awry. Ihe mayors office was so besieged with ne- vagrants that the feeling of charity cooled oft" and disgust tookits place.

In no spirit of boasting but as reference for the future we point out the difference between the Atlanta method and Augusta's. In Atlanta instead of letting the poor find the committee the committee went out and found the poor. Instead of disbursing charity from a given point discreet men with wagons were sent into the byways and th alleys. To those who besieged the committee's headquarters we said Go home. you are needy we will find you.

If you are not needy we have nothing for you. Go home and wait" When the committee found that the de serving poor had been supplied instead of tcattering its surplus among the idle and vicious crowd that hung about its doors it quietly disbanded and placed its surplus in the hands of the pastors of eleven churches for distribution through the poor committees of their congregation. Had it done otherwise it would have encouraged idleness and established a precedent for vagrancy. In its method of distribution no less than in its abundance- the winter charity of Atlanta has set an example worthy of imitation. Instead of cooling off it has made charity fervent.

THE CROPS OF THE PAST YEAR. Commissioner Henderson alter looking the state over carefully puts his conclusions in a circular just issued from the department of agriculture. He estimates the cotton crop at 65 per cent of the crop of the previous year. The drouth injured the crop in every section of the state and the rust in some counties. rn crop is estimated to be 27 per cent elow that the previous fruitful year.

The drouth cut the crop down tb 26640000 bushels as against 30 003940 bushels in 1SS2. The oat csop fell off IS per cent bringing the crop down to 8199400 bushels. Tae com missioner adds that the drouth which did all this damage was of more general extent and of longer duration than that of any previous visitation of recent period. But the fall supply of farm pork exceeds by 4 per cent the product of 1882 and the number of stock hogs is now 11 per cent more than a year ago. Let us hope this grat.

ifythg fact will be maintained and even improved upon during the current year. The sheep have increased sixteen per cent. Venow have Clly92 as against 527 580 in 1882. The sheep have increased in all sections of the state except in eastern Otcrgia where dogs are In the entire state it is estimated that the dogs killed last year over 50000 sheep. The loss in crops is therefore balanced to same extent by the gain in hogs and sheep.

The acreage town in wheat and oats is also reported to be. unusually large especially in middle and upper orgia. It is believed that the sowing of eats in southern Georgia will also be very heavy. The indebtedness of the farmers is reported to be less by 12 per cent than it was one year ego. The middle Georgia farmers make the best showing in this respect The purchase of supplies has fallen off quarter while the price of lands has advanced 8 per cent in the last twelve months.

The commissioner is hopeful and he tutpa up the situation in these words Though the production of most crops has fallen short of an average the condition of the farmers is by no means discouraging. The dryseason prompted the most rigid economy had this with Unfavorable crop of last year Baa generally enabled them to come out with less indebtedness than usual and the increased pork supply will in a great degree compensate the deficiency in other provision crops Jar HTUCDJTHK Lo better known as Pyre Uyaduthe. drew a large congregation composed of representatives of the Protestant and Catholic chusthe when he preached In Christ church Sa- 1 it TMlnradSVCllhL Pew Of those who heard Ihe eermon understood it as It was delivered La French but the coagregattou found that the reiiad fine vole andposxsd considerable ortjorll ability. la appearance ta dttn guished Frenchman is rather striking. lie prr- titDyt aMnu closely shaven face heavy eyes aud intellectual features.

The address ittnterp- rct dbyE Mr. Strong discussed to trn posi tion. of the Galilean church and its relation to the TrqtestanV church. la one sense the speaker sail that heAWU I Catholic in tt ttiet be WM ot II by tie tern Protestant wit nitxnt protttUUoa against the dogma established by th fathers of Oulsemity ueasthoaieitablisn by the council of Ntce CieTjhawunoUProtWtan bat Catholic. Bat It piotesUnUxmaewt asmproteslaUoa agtlijt tie tstnaIUbtUt7 sd the romSanssa4he aIli1sfnt kbbBc Jackson The eLurcb the cordial Mcepllon extended by the Episcopal clergy everyshere.

When Bishop Beckwith wee telegraphed to la regard to holding service In Chrin church in Savannah he replied I am glad for Pre Hyacinths to speak la Christ church. IT Ii to be hoped that the Georgia delegation in congress will fe wound for a folld argument be. ore the members vote In favor of lubildlilrg the whisky interest. And even it one solid argument In found will be better to feel around and find tw solid arguments. PilicApe you didn't know that another match- factory had been tailed In this town.

We dislike to crowd anybody Lob a corner at the worlde ex- poeiUon out somebody will have to stand aside. THE preparations for the coming worlds fair In New Orleans are progressing satisfactorily. The exposition will consist of cotton In all tie conditions of culture and manufacture as a eniel exhibit. The classification of objects exhibited will comprise inch groups as agriculture. horticulture raw and manufactured product ores mlnerala and woods furniture sad accessories textile fabrics clothing sad accessories Industrial arts alimentary pro ducts education and instruction work of art plscicultu re The exposition will be under the con- trot of a board of thirteen oomnissio ers appointed by the president of the United States and a director appointed by the board of manage- merit.

The building will be in the city park and wilt coyer the largest amount of apace ever devoted to such a purpose with the sin gte exception perhaps of the World' lair oi Lou don. The building wit have three frosts a mate front of 1500 feet faclcg tbe city proper one side of 900 feet facing the Mississippi liver and the other of the acme length looking toward su Charles street. The rear of the building will face Carrollton and will be given up to boilers railroad tracks etc Archltectually the building will greatly resemble the Louvre of Paris. The floor soace will be 1898 GO square feet oL which 1048751 feet will be used for exhibition purposes. The dome entrances halls offices corridors et- will be on a snaguiicent scale arranged with an eye to both business and beauty.

Exhibitors will pay no rent for space a reasonable entrance free being all that will be re qutred. Assurances received front all the states cud from foreign governments justify the belief that the exposition will be tie largest and best attended of any ever held In this country. IT comes over us like a dream that Boully is sb- sent from tie state. Georgia editors ought to all unite and send Body a Christmas gilt wherever ho is. He i the only man that ever succeeded in put- ling Georgia journalism on wheels.

Tea editor of the Worth Star who has been clear Lag three dollars a mown for several months past. regrets to hear that Vtliard has been compelled to make an assignment. THE subscriptions to the Barusoldi pedestal fund now amount to 125010 about half of the entire amount required. People do not seem to realize the grand proportions of this statue and pedestal. It is over 300 feet high fifty feet higher than Trinity steeple.

It Is seventy fef square at the point where the masonry begins. As this mammoth statue is a gift from France and as tine United States government has appropriated Bjdioes island for its location it is a matter of surprise that the J250000 required from the people fur the pedestal should be to tong delayed. The money raised up to the present line has come mainly from New York. A gentleman In Chicago sent 500 but this to the only outside donation of any consequence. The Bartholdi statue is one of the most superb gifts ever made by one nation to another.

It is designed to stand as a perpetual Monument of the amity which has existed between tie two nations since th foundation of our republic. It has been sue- gested that as the base of the statue is to consist of forty huge stones each bearing the coat of firms of a StatG or territory the states and territories ought to pay for their part of the pedestal. ACCORDING to our Macon correspondent Dr. Carver is strapped. We tiustbis Information will be kept from the small boy.

It Is tint at all neces sary to tell him that the romance of the wild west has been reduced to common place bitterness. IF the shiep-ralsert of Georgia could be induced to saw off the horns of the merino rams we ore ox the opinion that the tail cur would increase faster. BEEWSTEB CAMERA general agent of the depart. meet of ofjustlce is his report just tasted favors abolishing the fee system of compensating court officers and recommends the establishment of the salary system. me also thinks that congress should allow 850009 Instead of 5000 for the payment of examiners.

There should. ha says be seven ex aminers one at Washingtontwo at Atlanta two at Kansas City and two at Omaha. The principal in each division should be paid eight dollars aud the assistant six dollars per day besides traveling ex. penses. The report says that the abuses of the fee system are so prevalent and so odious that it is not to be wondered at that marshals and revenue offi.

cero have been shot do wa as if they were pub enemies. THE decision of the supreme court In the matter of tbe Marietta and North Georgia railroad will un doubtedty fling the whole lease sjetem right into the middle of the warmest discussion that has oc. eurred to Georgia In several years. Tea Hon. Clint Bacon of Savannah is one of the stockh alder in the Times.

This may be aceepten as an omen that he is preparirg to compose poetry. ECCEXTKIC men generally put their maddest whims to their wills. A French lawyers will contained the following I give 103030 fronts tothe local madhouse. As I got this money out of liti. gants in bequeathIng It for the JsOf lunatics I only make restitution.

A rich old farmer left a legacy to his wife and doubled it in case she married again. giving a reason him as gets herll deserve it. A trench lady desired in ter will that her heart might be placed in the tomb of her second husband and her body in th tomb of her first husband. A very short will was proved in lilt. It woe in these words All that I possess to the world I leave to my wife.

A still shorter one reads Everything to toy brother Toni. WE would remind the Savannah News that the duty on rice is Intended to be protective. What Is the nature of the reform or the extent of the reduction that our esteemed contemporary would have congress make In that uty Is Georgia this Is the season of Simmon beer. We have a siacere sympathy for people who are compelled to drink champagne. Ix Is curious how playful the people of Peivth bf coxae when there is any suow on the grourd.

They attack each other with locks and stick and snowballs and there no genuine fun unless a citizen slips up and cripples himself Editor Wa. terman drew the folds of a cashmere shawl about him gal thus escaped disaster. TKK GOtSSTITVtlOi claims no great credit in the matter of orgasixing charity movements and other aejpf nl enterprises. We simply claim to know when tha watermelon la sip. lag time ha arttY1 when the papers oi OecrgIa would be juadled in resurrecting the Sor- Wn Editor Williagnam of CaxteaUle is will- itwehav9 Leanvery POLITICAL NOTES.

caMUtutloaopfSwJersey forbids the governor to make i apptntraenti duxisg the nothing to So and the Janr shopyawns tor pollA SFBAKKB LARLIZL did not assign. Governor Robinson Musachusettsto to any committee and it does not appear that he left any vacant place In the committee list for hl successor. TH Pennsylvania republican state committee Is to meet its Philadelphia on Wednesday 23d lest to fix the time and plies for holding the state nominating convention. The party rule' re quire that 0 days' notice of the convention shall be given. Tue term of Senator James D.

Walker of Arkansas win expire next year Govgrxsor James H. Berry Is named as candidate for the honor. Governor Berry ptobtbly the ablest end fairest eiecatlrethestatehas had since the war of the rebellion. Szssan-oa MACifniiS of Minnesota who is spoken of as the probable successor of United States Circuit Judge McCrary is the senior senator from Minnesota. ad Is ferrinfc his second term.

Re was formerly chief Justin of toe state supreme conit and is one of Use leading lawyers of the state. J. I. MOOEE the Parsee merchant who has been La consultation with Mr Morrison for a day or two says that the ways and means. committee will report very timpe tariff bill possibly one simply recommending a horizontal reduction cI 20 perceut.

Ode thinks such a bill would pasaihe house. Govieasost Iscuarn offers to give a certified cheek for 40008 to any person who will show that he has fatted to nsa any constitutional prerogative that promised to stop fence cutting. Stty the law- teesteas is unchecked and land is Texas of tie ninety eighth meridian comprising nearly half the area ef th state cannot be sold for per cent of its value a year ago. THE disintergration of the Parnell parlia' mentary party which the English liberal journals have been predicting for tome time has apparently st it. In the last three months four of his follow- ers have left him rower Metloan Metjje and Paly.

Sir. PencIls anxiety for a speedy dissolution Is tartly accounted for PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. Mae VILLARO is said to have about 500000 ia her own name. Geosea WILLIAM cerre fifty-eight and has the editoilal stoop. Tee queen of Italy is about to take up the study of political economy under the well known statesman Baron Uiaghettl.

JI QUEaN VICIOBIA contemplates closing Buck- lugham palace entirely. It is now used as an occa atonal town house by several of her children and is too expensive. MME. PATTI insists on getting her check of sitao nightly before she goes on in the second act. That is wny the waitbetween the first and second acts is so touch longer than any other.

New Or. leans Picayune. JAMES 0. BLAINE Jr. who has caused his father so much trouble proposes to lead the fashion at Washington this winter by wearing knee breeches with his dress suit.

His expulsion from several colleges lor brooches ot the peace doe. not seem to have sobered Urn to any great extent. Awrara OBIOS alias Castro the claimant of thetiebbourneestatee now servlcga fourteen yearsImprisonment is about to be released and many of liisiaitniul followers whose stupt3 faith in his cause makes a curious chapter in the hlsory of impositions propose to buy a public inn and set in to caning a living. THE queens new book is a sort of tribute to JcauBro giving a history of his life and the reasons for Us gradual rise In royal favor. Toe queens only favxites now are the dowager duch- ess of Atttoe.

toe dowager duchess bf ltoxburgti sod Lady Ely. Trie queen to about to prescuv a portriiii of herself to'S by Psincoss Beatrice us toe national i. ortr.iot gallery. PATRICK I1. Fun the noted blockade runner who died the other day was sixty-five years of age.

us went to Mobile In 1847 and be- came rlth When the war broke out he fitted out the Cuba aa made several successful runs to the Yestli tifes lor military supplies fur tfcecou- tcderacy. Wieu Sue vessel was ctptatad in tho gulf ho bltwit up but all the crew were maGe THE Duke of Galvino who was captured by igaada on the evenirg the 4th of November In the neighborhood of Trap 4ii Italy has teen released by his captors on payment of a ransom of 150XiO trance by his family who useer expected be See him alive agate he oeusg very obese. iulvanc In ego and ifilceed with a nervous He i pn eed uve days wlia use brigands colt rorango to say the ueatmeut he Snail received. though by no means pleasant has had the effect oi competely curing hint. A CORBESPOSDEST writes from Rome that although William Waliorf Astor the American remitter is sumptuously housed in the Rnepigliooi palace he dose little in the way of entertaining.

Indeed beyond au ocessisual dinner pirty the iu gallon is just as closely shut up a tnoaga there were so American mtultee there. It is iru mat Ztrs Astor's very delicate health may advanced ii extenuation if trite seclusion for ever since last year when she was ill with a severe attack of ty phoid fever 555 has been obliged to old any ext rtiOD anti the labor ot receiving aud entertaining vUilots is beyond her strength. IN GENERAL. MORMOX emissaries are traveling through aichlgac. THE latest work of the Paris dressmaker is the pouter-pigeon breast.

TEE street car companies of New York city employ a ten which effectually cleans the tracks. A Loa DON journal asserts the truth of the story that a dj of wealth well knows in New York sent for Italian artUts to paint pictures to match her carpets. Is a lecture delivered at Manchester England the other day Mr. Leo Griudon estimated that out of the 101900 known species of flowering plants 10003 tee of direct service to man and otOJiaro more or lets poisonous or hurtful. AccoEinKo to the Knickerbocker more ac cldento happen on the twenty five miles of elevated railroad In New York city thin' on the Leudon underground with its 1400 trains daily reels other iii all directions.

MACKEY according to a London dispatch Is pushing forward with great haste the new cables. The steamer FaradLy will lay the first 500 miles toward the continent and wilt then lay the section between nova Scotia and Capo Ann. Masiactms tto. The main line wilt be laid about the 1st of June. CAMELS areto be used as lcomotives on the new railway of six hundred miles constructed by the Russian government in Turkestan.

Butaf tsr a while steam locomotives are to be put on as they can be provided with more capacious water taints than the camels have. Tue Japanese persimmon is being saccess- ally cultivated In all parts ef California. The tree Is highly ornamental a prolific bearer as hardy ks the pear and fruits early. The fruit is delicious and often weighs a pound. season ii from Oo.

sierra wuen otnpr arena are scarce largest living animal is the rorqual whale 102' feet la length the smallest the amoeboid forms. Whites and elephants live to the greatest age ISO years May file the shortest only a icy hours. The most intelligent of the lowtrani mats ahead even of the Australian bushme tad others re the ants. Gszato SEIBMAS says that the only jfiult he has to find with St. Ix nla Is IB want of enterprise and brag.

A fit. Loalnlse hlssays would Vot attempt to build a housa uoillhtf had 90 per cent of thenecesary amount la task smile the avertgs American would pea up a iJK 000 building with only 51000 iflhit pocket cad taint Botrdngoi the rUkV AT the establishment of the famoajrdog modiste of Parts Mine. Ledoubl ira email ruts and rdgs on whisk the aalmils Kposa white wait- tog tteir turnto try on their gammonta There ire drtties for dtltareus boors and temperatnrea of the y. Blneismomlassu with a baqca of yb- leUattheltftshouldfit. SealsUapilai are fur cold diyj the fur collirs being mjoawi la stiver.

Tue origin of the word coarliUa is gly- a by Gennaa 1 Qllawj welibedthellliol theitifelloir sad tearcied the depths us natnreforreiaedle they warts not Ltltbehabbsof ndiagaboa us of adocxoi who knew jpa ii8a yoa packed hi remedies. He the first driving doc tor an44oQ became renowned. Whenever he cameatoag the populace greeted him with stiia lechtrde jliatla. This was soon abbreviated cfirletan1 which at that time denoted a driving doctor. MAST numbers of the New York cotton ez charge ihreaien that the present organization will be Jeopsrdiz unless ommisslon charges are to.

ducml io thje old flgur of S12JX per one hundred balesaudth5 tia se are mat cotton will be Inaoguraiea in the produce exchange at thesa sates unless jthe CsIioM exchange agrees to adopt them. A tojiH exhibition of the works of Meis. sealer will bf opened In Pails on April lb. Fifty contrfbtittoni have already been tendered by Dutch Enssin. and American owners and snore areexpeccedi Queen Victoria has signified her willingness to scud one of Sieiasoulera greatest ef forts the Li lUre.

Stetseotilor now engaged on a large pointing which will portray tine kuignt log of liasets I by the Boyard. Tsxs new postofflce at Atlanta Oa. cost S275000. ces In other clUes cost as follows the cost of the file not being Included Cairo. lUineis OCO Moines.

kovfa J230COO Pall River ssachutects 1562000 Hartford Couoecsieui 5438000 a city of much see' population than lie trolt Indianapolis lSTO COO Xuoxville Tennessee S389000 Madleon Wisconsin t344OUO Mobile 5134008 Nsvilie MUSOOo Raleigh. North Care- Sins 3 4OCP St laui Or all tli classic Yennses known to us in modern tii 8 the Venus of Ifilois certainly the most popular. It Is calculated that every year some 55000 reproductions of it in marble plaster terra cotta. etcaie sold in Europe. white for its photographs it cajl claim a greater sale than even Mrs Lautry or Miss Mary Anderson in the zenith of her lame.

In Ue recent Inventory of state property made by ihp French goveri meni this matchless statue was computed to be woven 153000 coo teases DB. 8TEIJKIIE of New Jersey has been inoculating Children with the virus of scarlet fever taken from corses with good effect. It is an old story that wtarlet fever originated in horses the first cares being reported. is royal stables in 1514. SnOrly after that time it appeared among human beings.

HlanulCunjmoii now among horses. Dr. SmokIer is seperted to have Inoculated young colts in order tprocura the equine virus. Of twelve children val-einated with this virus all escaped on beingexpoijed to the disease if as is supposed by many pinyilpiane the germ of scarlet lover is the same as the of diphtheria and if Steeplers discovery averts both. lie will deserve to rant as high among the mnefacsom of Us race as Jenuer him self.

CAjMP LIFE IN MEXICO. 555 Juan Cn Uut MEXICO December 22 1S83. San JtiandaGa dilupe loss over eight thousand inhabitants and is a very old town. There Is not an American or Jew in the city out several bar- rooms. Tle big mars of the place a rich miner tried to get us to stop with him and had prepared for a grand ball in honor tne Americans who are rarely seen in that little ptacs as It is twelve miles fron4the flue of the railroad.

His daughters were very handsome. I at ones borrowed a book of Spanish and Rngtlsh phrases but could not get. the accent so contented myself by tookinglove to eyes" that did not look love back" by a as 4e old mother was there. So tar Meiico ie a doby country for every house is bull of doblea and all of a pattern. Ev cry house pets right on the street.

Yen enter a court sndthere is a collonade around it. The doors areon the courts. That is the nura respective class ci litu es. The lower class live in adobe tobjhu i covered with mud cod thatched or else of pal ra cactus walls and leaves the same for a roof. At our camp Monday night was a forest of palm cactus some thirty aad forty feet high and four i eei in ettamotcc at the base.

The leaves and sulk resemble our hear grass but are muah. larger. ilocdajf night we camped at a water hole owned by SenofJ rsetaeia Muses who has a daughter tine pree4hot lituegirl I haveufcen Sri far in Mexico uamkl Brifidiii. The genera i a widow who eiaterand in several pa- In too ltitl cactus sulk huts without I tleepou tee hides spread on the ground. with her flue live fliorsftw lliey sh are me ho toiullas i ugilsi toccakee were male.

The cornus put taCo lyaandvthea soft is Kneaded on afla sock with a rough root shaped tke a biscuit roller. The tortilla the bras cad the lad pepper chill is about sit use poorer ps ever get to eat. A prssaat of a lew CroeSers me fried nntcidtlrg meat a few turns's tfii pr RD-1 IWj old tIn 9n- roadaiae "i'i a i i via ex- have 1 17 I a bend would cuuaug is ilcAii A ui nii Mi uuu-i him ih secant. eua eai tti i oaj very well. 1 can cat for til tb-n is co In thJ t-jUng line.

This i le jtd ii a. tiiy. ho language is very i sImilar to Lotti exspi tha recent. sty Spiiiiish snmparm wits the Ji of wore ki-eperojeanJasu. I aid Habtaaiogcsl His reply A beetle lit meaning a hue bit.

A staid 63. was the cry of our party of Gringos So Jarour route has bren by highway and not eves the railroad grade. Since leaviug hi Paso we hivq not been out of tight of a mountain nor knatgtstol tree. This country reminds me of what Oaneral Sheridan said many years azo of Texas. Jit only needs wter end good ssefeiy to make 11 ia paradUs.

heridan raid that was all that was neoled for the Infernal regions. Our parti camped. Tutiday night within a mile of Novla hacienda. which Is owned by a French count living in Mexico city. 3 owns eleven hundred tilpusand acres.

and on this vast domain are severelpf his haciendas. This one is is smelt af fair as there are only seven hundred persousily. Ing at i There ii a magnificent spring at the housesand oar ramp Was on the bank of the ra- vote through which the stream runs. N. a.

tree yfet tobs co-an. Toe country 6 travtrsid as far as stezqritto watabareu one. Tne grass not very good for cattle but sufficient for goats of which have abyss hundreds of thCusinvtd it ap pears to me. The 3 ir dorn of the I-byte hacienda tendered is. the hospitality of the place but as we were getting accustomed to looklaguoat tha briili nt sty as we lay upon the ground at night.

and receiving our share of the heavy Mexican deyr we declined. These people arethauoU polite any it has been my fortune to see. When they entertain you. their ha is yours In feet. Soviawapeai that sUndsoutiaa basin separated by mites fium auy range.

it be seen lot a hundred mites There i fine land near this point ax it is istrriated. A tannery here prod uces beautiful leather and teased kkins. A rug made of coyote silns was beautiful. Nov-la meausnose. Tneifc has been too game of any kind seen since we left th Laguera couotry.

Our camps ara made cc cordlwj to water supplies. Heavy rets lat week have sided us la our selections. The rain-fall Is taujhlherelngfeat prods along our routs some of thfO dams being sit stone and very lovg There is a great deal of limestone in the section we have driven over but it seemi to be a kind of rot- tenstofpe. The. dirt is very etlcity and my boots will citch It up so that I cannot clean it off on the ambulance steps.

This stickiness causes the adobe or dsby to be so strong a brict Straw Is mixed in with the dirt and gravel ilsuses bull of dobies have tested for cewauries Along our route many pUce of stones surmount-oil with cr ses are seen. These ate the graves of persons who have been murdered at sucn points. da on Wednesday morning started a courier to the hacienda dsJ' Mti qulte to announce onr comtog. Too corder toot a different road from the one we did but through th same chappiral country. On Friday as we were leaving Mezoulte.

Another mm in Rnd an. noumjel that the first ore had been thee twice and his body foundby the roadside. We saw a wheeled cart upset. The wheels had ns Iron tires but were held sogetber by glue An entire stock of goods was tied on with ropes. No sideboards were used.

The driver was apparently unconcerned. An American would have acorn alsejesouUboutit. Otti tIednesday eight our party crossed ttecride of ttti Mexican Crl railroad and camped. at a coattictorscamp lie hauled water six miles anti paid ithres dollars a wagon load. More water snore water is vhe greatest need of Mexico and less firs- armi and more cleaaUneariakwita Rae needs.

We pissed peons with thelrlittla tourrw haul- famines had. borne were too rta ownaburro and mess anti women puked their plunder Ion arailjtoad to wbrkiie takes his family. They live anywhere like rate would. ma camps are full' cf wom and children I saw famniek camped under a tree wills a hat of oorustaiis over then. rot as large as a big dry goods box The' poverty of the peons is simply twful.

A. dollar would a fortune some of them. Tnerlca here are Yeryricli uis 1 by one land owner. torouga whose Und the Mexican Central road runs for ninety miles. Our petty traveled from a few mUes below Sin Juan to ex- quits.

three days ati wee only on two parties' tsnoJ i p. On Thurelay night we ware entertiined royilly at Hacienda del Mesquite by 33 aor JoseF Bern- txenw" the edmnijstrelor generate" far JL 8 At ta iead toertare3O people orover. 8 SanorBeenmens 11 yean flf brought' up. In the country played exuisieiy aodher uanuers were charm- iot. Not knowing a word of English and introduced to thirteen icings's at once did net embarrass her YoutgPedro Berumen a very bright boy of 13 captured me atonce and our efforts seconded by my phrase book led us to an understanding senor Cabrera- of Sari Luis Potash cousin of the family tpoke French and my recollection of about twenty French phrases made our conversation a mixture very IudIcrou I assure you.

These people were too polite to laugh at me but the Americans chuckled. The tIexlcausuitdeistand how to treat a vlfltor so that be feels Jos till he wee at home and the Bern- meq family re so exceptloas. My heart fell as we rolled out of the grand court on Friday morning fur it seemed as if we had known each other lor The country for a few miles north of Mesquite hid conuneneen to Improve greatly. Crops of corn and grain were oelng made without irriga. lion.

The country all the way to TresniUo was good. The Celsius mostly seen wee Of the pricily pear variety. It grows to Immense size anti bears fruit called by the Mexicans pails. This fruit is to the Mexican what the blackberry is to the colored roan ofGeorgia The nogs we taw are of the smallest kind and In many instances their heft resembles wool. They are ken clo e.

and seem to be very valuable In the eyes of the peons. Tresnllio is an old town of about 4000 people. the American Jias corn- meaced business hers. Such signs as Ue California saloon and the United States restaurant announce that he Is here. The place la an adobe town with the usual narrow.

dirty streets and without sewers. Tbe pi ia is very pretty nd the main cathedral a very uice one. Our stay was fore noon and avnlght we were fifteen snilea touth on open prairIe with coot wl and scarcely wood enough to build a fire. The water from a flaeaeeqata was elegant and wots our cook Ned Beekwltn front Alabama had the supper and we were sound asleep. That was our last night In camp.

audalthonga the tramp was a novel one stone of us were sorry when on Itatuedsy noon Zictecas was In sight. The portion of Mexico we hid pea-ed through seemed to have been a succession of grand flat lands' entirely surrounded oa sides by. mountains and 011 the other two tldfs by bHn whloh hills we would cross. Sometimes these sinks which looked like they had been seas and the water evaporated were twenty miles bag. It is Impossible for me.

to fully describe the country. People will soon be coming from the United Olales in shoals over the Mexican Central to see for tnem elves. The lowest altitude of any point on that railroad is about 3700 feet shove the level of the sea. A grand view paid me for a toilsome walk of nearly three miles up hilt to the top of Zaeatecas mountain. The city of Zaeatecas.

with Its 40000 people lay at our feet hundreds of feet below and yet the city is 8800 feet above the sea. My walk did not seem to tire my legs but my was very shag and It seemed nttle difucalt to inflate my lungs. The atmosphere wee delightful and the day clear and bright. The long stone wall that was made on the side of the mountain to retain the road ray is a fine piece of work and seated upon itt soon became enwrap- i ed in the beautiful view that a sense of catching a very bad cold scarcely. aroused me from the reveries brought on by this magnificent view.

But the ambnlaaces coming up we were whirled down the hill nd through the narrow streets us the end of tile Mexican Central road which nail been laid to that point only two days. There were not lets than ZOCCO people out to see the rays laid and tto locotnatire sn-ave. There Is nothing like a railroad to civilize people. Rents and property have already advanced In price. When it comes to money the Mexican Is up to snuff.

lie always asks enough to allow for a decline if demanded. In this country one should generally make a contract for every service before he gets it performed as the Mexican laborer or cabman la like In American prototype I have found in. wanting more pay slier the service Is performed than before. The word manana" means to row. When you come here next year you will Sod that almost every one you employ will tell you manana when you wish a service performed.

Banana" has injured Mexico greatly. There la tooxauch procras' tination. The country around Zacatecas In the valleys seems very productive. but the supply of water for the city is too limited to admit of gardening. We saw for hours women anti children waiting their turn to stoop over the high rim of the fountain in the city end dip up with leather dippers water for cooking and drinking which they poured into ol- lea acid titans they lugged off on their shoulders.

The better cla es buy their drlnkin water- Irons peons who bring ssveral miles in otlas on tie backs of bourrcs. Zacatfcas Is a prosperous city despite its lack of water and will some day be a fine mercantile lnt. The postal facilities of Mextenare bad. My let tars mun be taken to the poateffice arid the pottage paid there. No stamps are sold.

tbei There teagraat5uncertainsty aboutthe safe delivery of letters. You may get this or not but at any rate Itwillsaart Christmas being nearly on us. the bulls are. having their horns sawed off and as for game chickens we saw over a hundred at a little village. tied about ten feet apart to a line.

There wss not a Shawl Seek among them and my sympathy went out to the benighted. people who had never heard of the olcmbua of Shawl Neck chickens. What a field for chicken missionaries from the states The Mexican dog Is almost as plentful as the Mexican baby and it seemed to me the former wee more highly prized by the owner. The system here is almost directly opposite to ours. People go to the let and not the right.

A waiter at the table hands the plates to you on your right side. Stilt I am south taken with Mexico so far. My lack of the Spanish lass- cuage Is a great drawback but session of a few months under a teacher will in my opinion give any one such an insight into the langntg that jusineps can be transacted by him. Itiivery sliai ar to the lads. C.

COSA THE MACON NOTEBOOK. Charred W55h Chcatl a tad 8vUdU e-Dr. CE lUtforUie. Special to the Constitution. MACON January 12.

A warrant was issued yes tesday and served to-day by Mr. Lewis Nelson cn Mr. W. Q. D.

Curtis at the instance of Wylies National hotel charging him with being a common cheat and swindler. Early in October awell dress ed young man and with good conversational towers arrived in the city and stopped at the hotel lie represented leimsof as a merchant of Columbia SC. from which place he went to Savannah Oa. where he accepted a position on the Central rail- read as a machinist. He stayed only a short time and came U.

claimed to have had money nd that his wife who was inrCoIumbia was settling up Us buiintss preparatory to moving to Georgia. lie left alter a few days and went to Bavannan. from wnlch place he brought his wife and two children The party became guests of the house and every. thing rolled on- smoothly Ha did not seem to have any particular avocation. FinaltyJile board bill became due and was presented.

Ha promised to payit In a flay or two. about which time he became quite ill staying so for five weeks. During inis period he recelvad every postibla attention From the' house. When he recovered isle bill was sentlnbut pleading convatenencewa was allowed. a few days extension saying be had money in the hank and that he had accepted a position from J.

U. Boardmauof the water works company at a salary of 1801 a year and that he had 91200 at Interest in South Carolina that he could not touch and that he was wanting to arrange a3tOO con tract In other clues. With these plausible stories he was allowed extension. Wednesday last SC wee approached- for his bill which amounted to 10175 and he ref need to pay sign note or give collateral. Re was asked to vacate the house and are attachment was issued against Iris baggage but was not nerved He left tf torn whlcn place he went to the Corbett house oh Poplar Erect where he now Is.

in tee meantime the warrasq was sworn out before Judge Matt 4 Freeman and the arrest followed. lie was saved going to Jallby putting in the hands of the officers anon collateral as woudtatMy the amount 01 indebtedness which was Sits wife's watch and Chain lie was released. Curtis has liured In ills Macousteonits. before. Some time ago yim u.

mguKiu ouiu a 00150 10 mrtu io 05 a far on the installment plan. The lull amount has not yet beenpaid day aman named Turner offered the horse for sale. claiming to have bought it from Curtis. Dr. YerguSvU llstjed an i attachment on the horse clalmmg that tuetale tad been made to Turner by Curtis with inside.

lent intent and that Curtis was trying to leave the city. Mr. Lewis Nelson In charge of toe war. rant met Turner in front of 1Vy lies Jiationil hotel aacMnide him dIsmount taking potstiMoa of the Dr. Carver did not pay' over- the ales due the city of Soon loilicentacieeif ally Columbus to Collect it yesterday.

When bearrived he proceeded to the iUnJda nonce arid wee assigned room. bug Uurengli thehall he met the Joc- tot and told him. his was surprised and uttered an epithet hot usually found la ttttthlsms. after. which Sis proceeded to.

jaDnse. vj Mjni generally. The eoloaei listened quietly until he bad finished end told hint the money must be forth. comIng lie shook his flnser in a threatening manner at him and said ant to sate of myself both flnxneally end phTtlcilly. lie we told that Mason did act send her efilcsri to wage personal dJfflcullUs anti he After few mow words fasent vpr tair ndllu i brought down' itha moneys Hejdlo not at first want to pay the money to Soloed Wileyi not knowinghlm aadnotbeing jatbfled he was the gentLeman he represented Umieif to 3 there being aTtmftlritrigtihctmnwnftt from Macon that hid not been buttoned three days.

Ifs fgctflfed. todr thlnklrg would be profitablevtppud for 5 twohcaji ja The rate wat placed at a cntata per cent on recelDtL When the time Inn settling attired. be eld cot up. Ple dln dull bndBeu he was allowed to ceed to ColumODS arid to send the sum hack. til.

hefalled to do luastlpnlattd tlrt Hfid was rent for the amount which wee not tald. ytsit of polonel Wiley to Columbus tollowed. At iSi weref announced by rPr 4ent yliiance-L Wlnship HeruKB. A Rkbit Propwty- B. W.

Cnbbege. J. WJBurke T. O. Teachers ud text books- St fiff barn- Iwiac limrdetnan.

Committee of Tiil. tomtOBchoolswlll be Baauiced next week local topervtors for conuty tKhouK Ia reooni submitted by Superintendent Zettler the jouru.1- tendance for December WM announced as J2 A telegram was received in the city to-day oousclngthe deans of MrscB Barney widi the late General 1 Barney of spet eon fil Montlcello. Ga. this morning a one o'clock. lug to MrWill Belaud The thieves haute by means of a d4 window taking what ai.

tides were wanted and left WH Useary. Utile' 6Utt deputyTmaribsnl brought to the city last night Edward Andr 1 of Crawford county charged with illicit this morntng with lire. Ophelia Butte iwt adjudged a lunatic by the wdlaaryti r- 43 A sad case was brough befcfre morning. Yesterday Officer cfferry7arrejled youiig men in tie alley between Third cad Fourth streets When he swors simia outgo to theCaxracl" aad began to asesefistlI eec. He was finally taken and asked his name gave it as 8v.

Thomas. SuvaDuah Ga. He was pUc In cell. this morning wee arranged before UiTr eorder and fined. Thomas ta quite a young OM and well connected in He csaw Macon and got into bad com piny with tie Biuai' result flusfriendaeolstel bint and he leaves fat that dry neadder ni pt a wiser young oyuj- A negro Abraham Gordon Item Mr i sraev 5 llollimani place.

Jasper county. we arrested today on a warren charging him with cheating sad swindling at instance Walton. Wttann 4 Co. Et i was taken to jail and In Iris ltw 8 dbcovtrtd matches. He was going to burn the jsil Th children's carnival which is generally important event of the Christmas holloa js waspos poned owing to the rcxtea of Dunber of hg children who er to participate took place last night at Masonic Jan.

and to say the least it was a most brilliant success. The carnival for the last few years his bet ia ths hands of Professor West and th participants in every yes. those children who have joined his junior date. Not. withstanding the Inclemency of lbs wessherl last night there were nearly- one.

hundred children ia I the opening polonaise. all ofwhom danced origtnaiset termed "Lathe opening feature of the programmer was executed with such marked precision anti ease of movement and some of the participants Win but four years of that calledlforti. General applause and expression of- wonder from. usS large audience pretest. The many dances mil the programme rapidly followed some ten a quite-original and in execution In everyat snowed marked proficiency end.

reflected Crocks credit upon the instructor. Many of the dancer were so small. and the steps they undertook to 1 Intricate that one was dent led to believe they were witnessing the efforts or tallied profttdfaalaS If any of them deserve an elaborate detcri pti JD tot sf as an witness only we are compelled to deferl the pleasure. After the regular programme far DIB" Children there was general dancing andtwMqnit a late hour wten we reluctantly Itlt the midst of the harpy throng. Hr8IIo ell on Oak street sent for officers Jfc.

AlTers and Ban Jo an to-night to come at ones ii negro was breaking Into the kitchen. The offices west iii arrested Maria Stnbbs in the sot. 6fa foughtaudwai taken to the barracks. Cards are out tsr the marriage of George WTvaf con andtlarrieTray Johnson in CniUts church Wednesday January 231. WlflU Ufa ABHC la JtaakaUaa flats From the Brooklyn Sagle.

3 Get os your wraps now. dearest and well out. The fate eseatures yes sparkled with extStement And you ifl foM iftjc Charter silk three bora tTbltched fashion. silvermounted harneu end robes. and well go cut fur a through lanet" Well not exactly returned Charley walk to the park tsr a slide.

STATE SENfMENT From the Augusta Chronicle. Personally there canto no objection to lir Piyai lie is a man of lofty ability has served conspicuously in the lower house and aloa with Me ii Hun ton end Abbott as a mamberchcisn by the house to serve upon therelectoral commission. Bli candidacy however seems totuve been advanred by elements of machine politics and bosiism back ed by the oil eompcny and the McLean mmbina4 tlou and may bring confusion If it does notiovit disu er to democratic ranks in Onto. At all events' there is reason for regret if not ground furalara. when a patriot like Senator Thurmau called spec to rebuke the influence of personal hatred sad overgrown wealth.

From the WaynesbdroiExpOEitor. If all the money loaned on Georgia land by loaa' auoslatlons were put In one column of figures It would be formidable and cause doubtssir to whether prosperity could be reiaombly hoped for' in the near future. From the Sparta Ishmaalife Local prohibition is a fraud. It develops steilli axed festers crime. It takes from around the llqnor traffic the restrictions which the' law has.

widely pro vided for it and leaves it an unbridled monster to corrupt the young and destroy the weak. It removes the barroom from the public tavern and questersitla the bosom of a mans own family. We will advocate the restraint the discouragement the repression of this liquor truths ia open and by honorable methods but nsver Irr anon a way a a premium onstsalih and dishonesty. From thu CnthbertEnterprisa. Let us not go in debt this year.

We shall want. many things but we shall ho wise if we refasi graufyour wishes La most instances. Let us cut off 5 all snpesjsiUea. Let us practice the most rijll" economy. Let us utilize every one of onr resources.

We gan sell a low dozen eg tnta latter a fewT hides. some chickens jf tue corn aed perhaps I little meat anti with the" cash thus raised we be able to pay for the things that must be Don gat- Most men hesitate at the thongbt of borrowiuf money at 12 per cent per annum. Yet we pa wf ji nearly every thing we buy on credit at least is per cent. while most of what we ge in thliway wttca retchfBper tent. From tte Fort Gaines Tribune' THE CoxiTrnmcs is the liveliest lest end meet popular daily.

smteand richly merits alltaeprahej which is lavfched upon it by tIso public in general. Froiatbe tklfon CitSzeu Tins is rise of nils oi the south a. The loutha greutlast dally wetkly. Secirgiani all feel proud tna i paper for it is a esedit indeed to the state- very imnyiatbc south ought to have it they will. an toe news of tie y.

DISCONTENT I said in ihe" tender spring- time I When the flowers had bloomed i lamwearjoftblswildbeanry Audi long for summer1 smile The glorious passionate summer- Allglowlng withferyenthfa When the winds come up from And the days were long and sweet The south wind wailed and sighed The bln' 28 grew yv Tttdle th ro bloomed sand dleaii TwiB then I thought of the Antnmn And I longed for the dreary days When the tre should dou their purple Thenantumncame In ter grandeur TtocKniEs grew old and brown And splendor lay in the forest. And the leaves come drifting down Twts then' I longed for the winter The winter cold and pale. And my restless heart grew Weary. And the mtames' chxmi grew stale. find now iaC9 heart of winter I sigh for the spring again.

A 1 thinKizi- wild impaiisoce Omeflowerf onhfllaBdnlaliU And yet. ere the spring has vanished Sly heart will tire I know sSsfV White the Jewel Con Iteesttej THSTATESAR3UND PROM YIBOINJA TO TEXAS KENTUClCy TO FLOWDA. t. January Theitore of I dosed by attachment. issued ci the lnsiaa KewPfleansantl Ionijr creditors.

Asset the ndy river has btgun and report from courthouse indicate that a greater the stia is let. NO damage has been done yet but the craenarefeaifut rttmkir Tlrtl U. pmssBtBa VL January li Iteeni at at ugh tointN aandTicinirynearl wetfc Last night another torm Betlat ground was covered to the depth ci from ten teen incites on the level i Vf t. rt. WJOQSGTos JDeL January it ea mills at Hew Castle Del are on flr an totally destroyed.

The fire originated I delpnU agencies. One hundred aid flitr- re thrown out of employment by tie fUa AIeCADCL. January U-Jersey Alexander. cot iras banged at Sparta yesterday far the cure Samuel Fleming December 23. 1181.

Thei fell 2:10 p. en. Ills neck vu not broken anl verdict was that be tiled from strangulation. ander confessed his gum on the gallows anal ho was reedy to die. Vs.

Jaausrrll-Annnj dented rise in the Elk titer a branch the vha pas caused loss of not leu than IOOC staves bark arid lumber. Among the losenarl Oxley stave omp ny who loose thirteen valt bilges of staves the Poston stave company. J2 Uaiiey and Tnetkeld taw mill. 510000. lue Triahaanotyerbrokennp.

Aula sas. Averts January 12 In the state senate bill was pasted that all the pnbUc domalcl nt the publlOKhobls. The Judiciary coiunittee rej favorably abUl making fence cutting a fell nuntahble by from two to five yf ars In pen yand the kUlinjof fesc casters. Dgh tiary. the ct of eppl jiaj the wire cutting nippers If fiohlft irtj 1 n.Iigs.

Alabama. BiaaispHiii January 12. large wji fats from dlsanee are here acil will remain i tho Kale of the general mineral lands which place in Iluntaville next month. Several hanJ thousand are will be offered to the hlgasM dera Experts have besa hero for a mania feave beeu fpittla cholca for tyadiei Ties CosiTjTcnoH' criticism of Governor Ol in rietitig Fcsey the negro ravIsher lhl by three-fourths of the people he Ngsy pEtiAHS January Ji The fcloler thJ iiploded this avrDingJnJuring fonrnen Jncliil RP White and Jernr White colored. maais believed in be fatally irjured PietUiLtJtluikrff the cotton ezchanpe.

hat I pelntd the following delegates lothe ington Febrnary 3 J- II. Oxiesfcy chairman I ltichardtuu. J. II. ker A.

Ia. Miller T. B- if nun SewtoaBackner B. It. Wool L.

Jad John Chaste and LE Moore. Vmlk i WM. Pickpockets said to infest every railroad town In Mississippi lHstdrippan wantrthe present agriculturan li Iawjrepeale4j jrEnfaul Ala. Is troubled about anampla i of water for the" ctiy. There araC7 educable 2i dren is 111 Captain A lien his struck a gu well on Sandy iKy-iBtadepiripf IlitOfet lal huudeed hewnsidenceswefeen Ian Miss.

during the ear 1SB. On the 10th Llwirdaa opera haute. SelmaJ Tjasbunitd up. The lees ia Bomaf 515000 7AU earee county. Mlsslaiptimia killed.

i shire hog a few days ago which weignedSlSpcu Six begs recently tilled In Carroll county netted 8W7 ponndK an aver ge of 607 A nnmb of CharleEton merchants' have fel a company for the purpose of Importing eoffJ thecaro. Tie number of htgs saughtbered This yd AuUuga county. Ala. is greeter than let I zi a decade The" Tennesf ee riverauft below Knoxvilie fresco over a day or two ULCC the ice being fix inches Thf new codex North Carolina contains Tery strict Jaws In regard to tramps arid Vsg with severe penalties. a During this year 1813 HopklnsfuieV rKy erl new kuthdilgs atacosr oh 511110.

The cltl Trinity college North Carolina. has ricl Cherokee Indians a studenu tote jear. Thel Is paying fur thelreducation. The linoxcille associatIon i wear one thousand dollars a day or two sici the poor and several hundred dollui wcl The LDEurance of onhg3 grovel is the Utest I nnoancea In Florida. It i said that American and one company are now pared to guarantee against rest anti Ifs.

Knoxvillo Tennessee nil grand tleighliil iWal a few days ego. There was a pKceail sixty alelghs anti in these slelghl catters seme two hundredlaiies and geettent A truck farmer near Arreadonde Is si have contracted for thetnlfecf hit ttrawberryf at 13 per quart. ihe cronwill doubUes this year. as rainy plaau hive died because j. lairtheihi tbry of Montgo Alabama wa the 34 of February 1835 eight years ago when the Utsrmometer froze i zero a point which ithss never i law tot.

I Tne driver pl stage troth ficlisa to Montgu was frozen on the box of hiscoacflfr The citizens of Ilopkinsville Ky. anti Chrl connty cf weijh It is the county seat. havJ over 708000 dnilna the past few years da stock in Chicago and Wall street. Ssve71 ties controlliiJl large capital have been While the total protit would not exceed 25C Thepresen. easei In the vidnlTr ofSbon la.

a large afreaje will be devoted to the I TaUoa of vegetables for shipment tonpriherrJ fets Peas cabbage. pou eaonionstret toes etc will barsiied In larg quaotltt snore an usual attention be jjivea thevi Baltimore men ire talking aboot jevlvL f2 Pefining bujlnea in the citywhiclt ded S7 The pl a is taVorganiw coi1 With JOCOCOO capital end erect buildings 1 caPacity 1 vitK.r i A. itiiMii tial jn enierpriee would give employment to20om persons. RAILROAD MATTERS. vjiness on all the roads niag to Improve.

I It La said that nine conductors haye tffjchargsdon the Alabama Great Southern lie part ten days. QAPTAus JSnainrD BEKaLeT will pro fe take charge oi toe supMinfeadentr oRes Atlanta anti Charlotte division of th Lict MdDanTfllatfie first of February. A ATTXsTfo1 fa directed to till unge of echedule on the E. TVa. ifi fej taking effect today.

Trains on this roal ttn hSS3J2 tcll JtoBO wItlxtral Nearly Completed Tt Gal nemlie Jeffereoa and Souftem i It will ba through Ji I tJ THE COSTITOTION ATLA1TA SUNDAYJ UARY TWELVEPA i 4 g. TH ID 1 ere dyeiceptMondsyndiadeUeredbycanerIi11 I IO1OlLbXEOflthiOt117W. edlngoutofZtlutssndtMwz stidiinthL pi1ndpiaouthem ADVERTISflI2LTES wifibe REPONDflCIcontzJDing p- T. ii I OsgrV. i i- wariii lii Weregret tA 4 5 I inst 4 i.

the de- I bi clrcularjust 5 teatate Thorn a We now I Georgiafarmers thebestshowing i 1 1' 5J i. i txv. coni ruah 1nit Wednesday nlihL ofthose theermonuudentaod a ne and possessed the nfahedFrenchmtfl bald. has a i- judtniefleclull Tlsesddreu aotetbyReT. Strondlecue4the jmspci- fo theGalileats an' tc Focflt an Lt he wu sn iok WI the su hUthOSS iatsblbhsdby 0 Iheis he vu ti ProtcetantI LrouelLnt1thstutpoteetuoft iblutisZl1OfthSPQt aa his tbeCiU I Ptstt" UXti the WSflt on FC I5Ith I SbT ihat vIeWS wrea Identical ttthe pmM CbUrch lere Hyactatho atbimachleas4wlthwhIth5 huesen ci Sent to vtUe5 and hs LutTIre coate viti throulh Fd r.1lhuob1 New Odeans Montgnciecy eittlortk IT tic asiedbybte tteceec tad ayro1iath1' LhowlL7 Poat Iscopsi rsiO ea thecerdial Chrinchuscb feel olid tore it feelaround twa tion ucts.

thirteen presideitolthe everdevoteci tocuch frontof feetfacleg thecity Iook1ngwwardBLCbartessuet. aoo Ic Georg1eournalIoin over300feethigb OO madeLy keptfrom commonplace 515010 one does ofthe willun- ClintBacon atockheiderein i of Is suer IL" extentof would duty become mow clUzeuslipeupand cippleablinsalL andother helpful stmplyctatxa knowwhen I gooey gboj Wiru EditIWsiusham az fergiga uaweknowthatwehaye goodbom TRa cetistitution of Nstw Jersey 1any last week 0 his tecin. Kth ALFOIISO uytbat iwo thIDgaar deeptyroo' in the S11ah chancier-antipathy tornncetadhseredortholtooI BrLLalntrbduced nothingtodoand of mmltieend his Tue nomlnatiugcouventiOs. cc- 60 antI a ii fairestexecuUvetheatat8hUb4 aincethe wuof Unttedltatea seniorsenator per ret. pass ins whowili west forOper Jo yesom' imprisonment.

isabont lils faithful him Jcha Brovo forfiIs rojalfavor. dorvagerduch- and tteetlndiesinrmtittiry the con. blew it nIenere. Tm of Trsrmit ssivancet hi pssed thtzt 0cc camp etely as 1 rue be ty- nd Tu ten-horse sweeper effrctuailycleans Losoote journalsaserts lady ac- lty Mauaet. mainline govermentin dataftor toner I rrus lOSfeet eteateatage lSOycare Msyfl1estheahorteatsiy wr ant are 8nixsueays hebutoflustwlthfitLoutsisita wouldiolattemplbbolisiahouse pereantof thenecearyarnouniia tjj onIyLG Ia file notfliagoftberlat.

ofthe famsas anmmsisrepoca day. Biuc ii morniag cur coddayi thefor coUarebetnguscntelin en byaCermsn graperas oiIswo1n the oidea tIme when the. doctotsaitthig In their studios weighed the is Cutflre for temeduna. Atthasslmsaartj. eliot ho cOunt catcatering for efl than medicine made ht appearance In Perle.

His name vas Latin. Re pcooaxa a Lena on peckedlslse6edIea. Ilawasthefirat drlylsgdnc- lot. and aba populaeegreeled Ic chef de Latin. to ew thrcazen boJeopsrdtzdun1ess ar to tIe IiO iiataoottoncailwiil iDe cotie eu contribtttionu RussIan are expected 4j of- Lt is pain hog I.

Oces coatofthesbo notbeisginclnded gtiaoco Dsii Massachusetts. hartford 189 000 5344ei 5HI00. ti4ie Mile is cilt etc. re grapbsitcs4i greatersete ias tl Lls government STetLIR nones Ii lii not cumninia to let CAMP tYastu. i5ota 5meos.

Spnl.k-Mq.lt Zic4gcds San Juan deGtindadupe dr a of en ii- h- te Mpxico Ey- thel000ris ieuca. livein fobthulscovered palns ctus ot az ieee stalklrcoemble lecdaj' Senor A have seen lheseuera ha widowwho ulster and brothyria. law nd fiser and thogrmud. b4tVe8 how wcrenra e. lyeand when a flat ed to afew isiear ess fljj me 5- 1.

tVLue. IA s. 0 suiJ wonid a pt r. veils t-5i ss Jy' I 5 i mn' tr a t-s ysuvtdi is etc bf ici'- Co the cue gt nniog tt Jsg lound exor latd was lit. off" the a sqoeral tIt iaparadtee.

thatwas arr Novl He af- tags. tYasOn tbebaakof theta N.5- Toecountrjae fares Toe jse ap- I looking us at brjetint a are the reost irhes I is a peak stands out in a Zrumatiy can produces coyotelskths means nose. Deco the Lagueracountry greaedeal tteeema Lenatolse. crgeses These with eheloneUnessofthe countryand theex- trains-poverty of the people makes one cqu. The Asjor domo of Noyla hetandon quieeusaonsouncaonrcomtng.

the sasnechappsral cores a tr lit aldeb ardewere his eyes out about it. On the grade th coetoactere camp. arm5ndmoreelsenitnees risk with ssseel their litas ting ecerything is. th. way of eVltvabloc that the too own a burro a 1 work he full women aho I wostldbe is Thertchbcreare treveZedfrotnafewmUeabiov SezsJuaa Mez 1 Senor Jo F.

inn. fst a Yalt estate. this hacienda therare S3 or over. family composed of his who. three eons anti a danguterand Es consi.

showad us the true spins 0 xican RospItsiley. Iltsdauihtr Ioek only I llyeamcf lAthe Led hen tag atonce at uncle of a ibonhtwentyPzeucrn totreaiayleiorso juatiiaehe sne are i lorycare. small Ce of close. tas sewers. Thepiaza isvery protlytnd ayat a wtod flue aceqnia lastntghtin Zo aeoeas Iandeeutirelyeurroundedon too andon othertwo byhlle.

enemeelves. Ibelevel offset breath wee a roaficay ped a fromtlee ambulancescomiog rei a4eeline yearyou withieather dames poInt. Mexteo are it will start- horueeavced gantechlekens tiedabout toe Georgia breed Thohtexicandoglzammosl te guagelsagreatdriwbactbuta languagethat buelnesscan transactedbyblm Itiiverye1mi tar COSABLL Cacatlg Dr. CccvI A youngman andsiopped there. inly li of ate eataryof thathe hailllioijat InSouth a toIOLIO relred itom savedgoingus puithiginthe handsof woud aatisfythearaoant watchand 5.

urths pata bean paid. To-day a man Issued tnc swie Luitiswga toiaaye rintmatTurneniu frontot WjUei el ansi 5usd. animal xiiswtLD wnn wmy. W. P.

7 b1 for liitnaechyezfally when Colonel C. Wiley. chief of poitce went to he arrived a business. not abuse Mesons ccers fingerio I able nIce a he nt p- stairs test had the Me. die iq knowIng tiles and not being tsJly satIsfied as albeit In the Chauehoccxseo national bank sent Uewuteisttopeythe moueyiethe lnaiitutlou whloh he tnqsbI.

was that Cuvcrwgote to the city authorities tIme ago los l1ttsas. which wu placed as nO. pee day lIe wIth hIs wild west abut and eabtbt Bottled and profitable. appiled two days reo atacrrtein pereutot rs hen Pleadiegduliburiness. wilallowed be Jailed in a stipulated tie a Colonel vs vu COUSTY CiLiA 01 SDslcantos 1 a regular quEntery meeting 1 the courty board of edntitlon the.

followLagcmmii llSiwece President 1 I Li Tterti. lI 3 Burke 1' 0. iiti" JT1sbe pj vt. I Iocalispervlssrs coustysetsuols. a re i4 at- I tesedinceforDecemberwu theciy andeauntysclsoole.

a I pou0ctztg the irstl K. Jepor osuaty aPone The residence of Mr. leorgeEatiLdoaAeofen squire cci entered and robbed last night era arltCes iccindthg two sliver wetebee Mr Will entered st. ao- andlet lv. i.

Me disilth lie was tried before CommIssioner W. Ny Brews the eviJente not he charge be w' tis cbargetff. MrJobn Allay. left for Mmedivtne coven nerwi. broughibefore the recorder fltfT.

Ocer15cCafferty Fs5 streetsdrunk. acres as hesworshe55iti tothebarracksandbegam S. pi4 a the corderandlined. go company bimendlie Iea00 i a a mi msgxiy befall lisle was llewaegolcgioburnthejell Thechildrenacantiivat hhhlilays was peg. a pvrliclpatetuok piacelestitghtat aactss 1 lr lh havejoined ens of whom Ls.

Cerminells. prepramme and a oge ths of toes mush Nauyoi thedarcoj proftrsie-aara Manyof elsboratsdrecnipUmt- defer lbs therowas dauctngsndIwsgqsitte alatehourwben miIatoL Mr llowelt ofllcerslfe Fanjonn a iih W- Dtfl aiagae wrspnow. andwell of anticipation as she exclaimed have got adce51aszJght cons borseghitbed lLo1s harnesarntl dan bnjsial ut lhri lane Well Frcmthe along Mecca Ilunton was momber chcsrn the electoral 1wi so have elementsofinachino psolltteaand besslambackes alleyenJ fir alum is Fromthe ifall Georga1and bylrsa ti1 double at inthenearfutare. prnhibltlonisafraud. lIquere rearicltooewhich thelaw wL-e1ypro- foritand lice Currupitheytsungind Iirs- ie is i iaopen neverlu- on stialth Cnthbert Enterprise.

sial reins gratify our a 4 rigid oirresOllPse eggs. a me feW' a little snAl ay bonght 3 moneyatllyier centperannutm pafWc everything a get this waywttl reach 50 per eIvtly Newy aid Pspiiar FromtheFort GaineaTribune nevs' daily pub ad in the ma's. anti alt the prai3j Point the the leadlcg 3oUX. nslnof thosouth. Trorn th tthene BacnerWacbmsi IO' eftk-- Pvery faulty in the aihthontocaof Ileeday.

thefiowers biooxine while. I am weary of thlswlld beauty. 1 All glowing with Screens heat wIedicome the eeuthla3d. The enenmer rlrpton hill tops Theonth wisidwailed audslghed. robins song driwq bile the roee ani diedt ntnmn I Svhealhetreeiahoulddontbeirpurple And the bill tsp.

hitSe in haze. inbergeandeur Thegrttagrewoldud sbeautamnaehusasgrewetalc In the Lvi4lthinkin wildImpatispce- 01 the flowers on kill and iin n4etere thespnlrg hcartwlll thejewei Conten" Ulfletezbem1nebeIow Atlanta1 Gs. Jan iJ ts' A I I sner rp1ciea ta sw Onliiniegig dersr in. liebis of scow Ivi tgs. 1otet.

Nsrth CirsUea- Esss. aetna Sa DIswsreOth owa jyteemph to The Cousiftutlon. Aeg3aTtLLi. Tha itore F. i sTv Nets' Qetns and I end 1ibiti1ri 12003 CStiIbsrg sIieky CLTLZTTIBUG auuary 12 The rise itt andyrIvcrhuSbeguo rep it en Ppln N.

C. and vlcinityreerl aej us an waseoverad tolhedeph WII tgtu Ileisyar a easnills. I ireon fire and be flr irker room. Thelosiwillbefrum to 0O ttaniLlIl coverel by leenrence through are e. snury washangebaiSParIa Irthejnur 23 The at neckism an 1.

exander thegdllowa ant Chaptaitsa. Wiii visst CifAtuasTote ST. January IL-An a whajiasceuseds lossofnotleas l0J 5erj pg xley company ye is atavecompasy 5 Au a cIa has hot yet broken up. In atill domtc i5 dot th Li aetnat 5. A ThOJIIdiCIaryCOJIIIIiIteOe favoreblyablil iaklng I yeaEs tlaryaud clog I I Dtaortsodutsx ci a thoeaie he bun htghde Expertshsvebesu is isle i epctiugclioioa Coss1lrvrioasriucem 0' I.

Pea. is hi I ccinmeidad by thepaope C. lIsw 1ac Iatitaa The blolsrerf th knsas Press belonging to 0. P. WhIte A Cs.

i ploded morning. itsjurfsg Item DPWhiieantljerry The mae is Fiesfdeat ihtarkf lti to the Slissi. riser inrnyewant convention to be held LaW 3r I Parker 1' S. I. Ja i' L.

R. Susik. aadrIi. are everygairoad want the agslc ltnral lIre law" repealed. A I4ewsacWeetetfle geveb 4reetlrls recently.

5 Eufaula aboutan ample alezfor are. 457431 cbiiren Id sippi arid fLt0S poLo. Allen etruckagni wellon Sand Svezl new cc cideneas wale Ideridlass bliasduntcgthoeanlSlS Selsna sias humid some A Mince. beige weigneel 913 pG S0d7puunua. average nuznberofCbarieeton merchantshaye Os coil Tbonumbcr ofhrgs I siadecade.

Tennespee riverijti below hsoxvill a thick. Thnewcodenf ye 5n Iloptinsvlllc Ky. at a cst ci only 6t0Q inhabitants. cit as year. The Teen.

tcltf sir Thoiosttrauerenforangsgroyepje thelatest I. no 55 I hal a. sleigbiri prcoeai eultya and aleign Ctttterescxno bnndrcd ladiosand A faroiernesrArreudonde Fla. a ItiveeonttstLtedlor serawberr crop viii be piaotshtve severe 4roogh The coldsatday. In the bItory A1ean day toztro apoiniwhiebithaenevr i.

Thedrfyerotaeisge waIfrezenonthe boxofhiecocll Chi 5' county0g iiiothecaunty her 5 shepasifcw p5 In I' all Sacera te coutootita notexceed 230O The pre season. ytcini i Tie. largee5pge 10 norlhs kej poiaseeas onions beet' be raised thj te Ca the are regis Luger de in lgg. plan tO organize a With of tSs ls TI sell eta i dire IitIr0tly is 20cilj rso5L 5auz is sttl in Birgmlnghnrr earGsiy I gtnnlzg theiRttendays. the arId Danyjfl tine I.

imps ohangeOfhe00fl0 TtaGa 5. rca bertefter Ojnuoct at Cbaieanoqga with teal the Eoflhand. west. St. F.

The Ca r. 55 m05fitxaiongnieelv. Itwfflbthrougttc 5 5tlCb7the10thofFebagy Allthegr. bees5 completed an only about nine mime Xi1tagobisla1 Atl eWuc msissi 1I4rnearewab hIng with Inianaisl' 4SiUoI.aoeseIgNashIll ThL3o.