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179. SIDEWALK NOTES. Plenty of Carters Fancy just arrived. Call at II. Lu Smiths 85 E.

Alabama street anit buy Carters Fancy. Fresh lot. just received. Full account of the pefpor murder la our Weekly. Price 5cents" aewy readjf formalllpg.

july29 dtf Veryjiearly ivwy Householdifias some member who suffers with neuraljjia or head ache. Hutchison' Neiri1glne is the only nowipee1fie. Sat. simple andcertain in action. Thousands rejoice in its possession.

On Wednestlaythe23d intnttberi was a gone of. wlbt played at the Kimball house between prominent young men of this town ono a city father which began at 8 o'clock p.m. and ended at 2 am The score stood 109 to 111 points not counting Honors. At the Kimball house we notice a blackboard on which all the latest railroad news including schedules etc. Is teed.

There are letter hoses for the various railroads posted in conspicuous places bout PERSONAL MENTION Lan dour Is visiting Mrs. John Keller ofDalton Steadman of Covington a guest of theMarkbam. iN Petheiton a prominent attorney or Itome Is at the Markliau It. Francis a Cincinnati commercial- iat UaUheMarkhani. o.

Walter of Savannah rrgistcred Hiss Lierle Mathews is visiting Miss Fannie Sims of Jriftin. Miss Luln tha3s is spending a few days with the family of Pr. Caldwefl. of Griffin. Miss Myrtle McCarty of Jefferson is visiting friend In the city.

Ilka vXnnie Stewart will spend some weeks with' the family of Mrs. White in Dalton. LO.Plantpresldent the First national Lkt Maeon. is at the MRklarn. tu I Worthen a prominent citizen of Samkrtvlllo is In use city stopping at the Markham.

lleioequevtue a profound philosopher of France and oea ttorouchly versed in lbs science of pollltcs made the L. LMcClekey formerly of Atlanta. liai been Appointed southeastern agent of tli Atlanlic coast line with headquarters in Auguita Mf McCekey leaves in Atlanta as many war1nfrin3 as any- young win whoever livedliere Wewbn him all sue. icess in his new lxvme wad with his new rall- 1 road' connection. rps and wna The above little work by Jezebel Hoggins alias Kit Warren has en so favorably re- jralved by the public that it has reached its third edition.

The first edition of one thousand copies was brought before the people August 1 lCl and Immediately gained such a popularity that a second edition was Issued and paid for out of the profit of the first before the end of that year. The second edition sold as rapidly as the first and there now a great demand for the third edition. This edition has bseuiniroved revised and enlarged and from the rapid sales of the former editions Is reasonable to expect that the third edition wlfl be exhausted. Ups mid Downs has been lasued from the JUbany Advertiser book Job print and bindery And reflect credit on the eatab- lUhmeat. Soliby Icssrv.

Phillips A Crew of Atlanta price 50 cents iyr copy. During the elegant hop given by the gen- erou proprietors of the Kimball on Friday evening last a lovely basket of flowers was nl to the ball room by the gentlemen of iheKAOXiUhjReditoUj presented to the iaud niejtUdyoa the floor. CaptaJn JoxBurk was chosen to make th weeentatlon irhtch be did in a very MUtsLoaCaser of Au gust the tale recipient. though taken corn plttely byantpris accepted his floral of- Xenng with perfect grace. Ula- ser is the daoghter of Senator Caseyjand has a hojt of admirers la the 4 Yesterday moroior at 9 o'clock a pipe at the ice factory Alabama street burst and created tome stir In the vicinity.

Thepij seems to have been weakened anti the steam burst It. There was a rash of ammonia all around and itwas smelt for several blocks around. Mr. Jk lh who was near thejpjp hid hU ttAjBjuredby thaammordjLand Mr. John llanschenburg was slightly hurt.

The accident was In nQwa7 85110113. Th The accident net Interfere at with the XactOrytwhere Urge quantitica of fcearealready stored i THE DEFOOR BUTCHER CAPTURED. blood IO11OIe to I tothe seirgtve who tb traUi away at jioice to every on swhoI OTj I pansed to look at the party. I Orifli Ii that the who killed old been jiMsye The question was repeated a hundred I jUmwtrom men who guessed rightly the JJJij nature of the quarry the officers bad taken. I man It Is one of replied.

Captain Starnes with. smile and mending his jj pate to escape further Inquiries. I him I Tbe party grew and men joined in at I did erery corner until a pretty extensive com-1 jj Jj pony formed the escort of the prisoner. Kri He was soon Inside the barred doors of 1 was. ton county jail and ready for the processes I were he law.

to bgln. dou The news spread like fire in the dry grass A I and the front of the jail and street was soon I with besieged by a large crowd of persons. No tot one was permitted to see the we' I one but the sheriff and his officers. When the I our reporter reached the Jail this fcrowd bad th dispersed and all was cairn and serene. jj Caf tain John Wise sat In the 4x way fee- no.

I ide and emaciated from severe illness but us looking as contented as though every cell 191tn the building was tenantless. I we Sheriff Wilson and Deputies Thomas and I the Anderson soon came in and passed back to the prisoner but gently and firmly told I the nos reporter it was no go" for him. 15 There were reasons why no one must speak to fr tbe murderer lest others indicated should 1 know by some sign or token that it was I on ally 3 Bid Ml time for them to make haste and become scarce in the vicinity. The reporter I consoled himself in their absence by hoping they would tell him all about it when they came out but they didn't. THI PEISOIEA I jj is a medium sized ginger-cake looking lar.

1 th key of wonderfully perfect muscular le- I velopment mud a lace that might make a fitting portrait fof the walls of hell itself. He was so fatigued and weak that he tad to lie down airiest as soon as he reached the jail. He had been through a tong and rough chase through fields and woods. and had a desperate double combat with a blood- bound and with that tough citizen iraa lo sion. ball gan ting road i ted.

Captain btaXlleS lie was bitten in tbe neck and arms severely by the hound and had the roof of his bead badly jostled by a spade in the bands of Captain Starnes. He had reason to feel unwell and Dr. Boring the jail physician was sent for to make repairs upon the fellow. flVNTflG THI OASES Ever since the hour the news of the. terrible murder of old Martin Defoor and his aged wife reached the city on Saturday morning.

Sheriff Wilson and Deputy Sber- iil Thomas have left no effort unexerted no clue unravelled no surmise nnexaui- ined. with a view to detecting and captur ing the murderers. Men have been kept on the watch at every imaginable point where fact in he search might be had and other snn have rode the country nishtf ttul day and prosecuted inquiries and Search OYfer 4range of country that it is JwtJjditiisd Thread alter plclon hasJb follojred4t not a cViJCc lettfor the safe escne of the peirpietrators of the dastardly horrible murder. Telegrams were sent to every point It- where was possible for a lookout to established within reaching distance of whoever might have done the bloody deed. The H1 police of the city under General Anderson 3tof itered iffln.

leiu lion-- a purposo anywhere on the globe and have pushed their work with a skill and promptitude for which no mere wordy probe can be sufficient credit or honor. Captain Pink Stevens of Cobb county also gave himself to the work and his men have been operating with spirit and energy in the work. TC WAS TEASEr WORSE. The experienced eyes of the police and sheriffs when they had taken in the whole situation and ascertained all the available facts surrounding the double tragedy at once led them to the conclusion that no theory was without fault which dl. not point to the exceptional perpetrators.

All surmises and suspicions involving parties near to the crime were discarded and the officials settled squarely down upon the theory that this was an aborain- able piece of tramp work. having all the marks of wantonness cruelty and reckless ness belonging to the exploits of that degraded gentry. This theory- led them to rc1a1- look for certain clews as far away from the scene of the murder as the partes mid well have gone and been safe. THE riasv Sirs POuTER toany one of the true criminals was gotten hold of yesterday forenoon. Aaron Burks an old freedman living in the Adamsville district on the Wilson place came into town and hunted up Capt.

Starnes whom he knew and for whom he had worked. He told Capt. Starnes the following facts On Sunday afternoon a negro wan had come to his house and asked for lodging and also proposed to hire out to Ilurka He said that he was trout Butts county and that he was trying to keep away from the railroad and out of the sight of any white tlhfl re a Ued the' suspicions ofAaron I who risk ril him many npt1ns The told tim. that lie had knocked his brother- law in the head in Dutta county and ran away on account of it. He asked Barks Have you heard of them people getting killed up here Bucks said he had not which was not the exact state of his knowledge about the matter.

Yes said the fellow. two oid white people were killed up here by the river yesterday morning. Somebody chopped their heads off. gave no intimation of any previ OUR knowledge of the affair and from the talk of the negro was soon satisfied that he displayed a knowledge of the crime that it was not healthy to be carrying around so loosely. Bucks says the negro had money and told hlny he Lad plenty Yesterday scorning Barks told another negro.

hoc Davis to keep the negro there until he could come to town. Ho did come' to town and detail the facts as above. 05TBETSUtU Captain SUrnes George Kries Officers Goodson and J. M. Wright at ozce took horse awl went out to capture this party who evidently had shown himself well posted on the murder.

They went with Barks to big house but the negro hail left there. It was uggest by Burke that he hail gone over to Davis's house and thither the four officers went at once eager to giro chase and certain that old lLee the best bloodhound in the south would never lose the scent and trail when once he got upon it. Aaron Burke told taptatn Statues that they had better go to th house of one Doe Davis a negro who lived about flee miles from town. Captain Starnes followed his advice but when the party reached Davis' house the bird had flown. Doe Davis attempted to throw the pursuers off their guard.

They- knew by the style of his con. versatlon ht be was trying to mislead them and the knowledge served to make them redouble their eftorts to strike the trail Kreis and Wright remained in the Immediate neighborhood circling the premises. while SUrnes and Ooodson went around to the Sandtown road. tht limit ttu bloodhound belonging to Xr. George Krita struck the trail.

Starnes and Goodson at once hallooed to Knot. and Starne said be thought he caught a glimpse of a was going in the direction of utoy creek. The dog was now warming upon the trail and when be reached th point at which Statues had discovered the figure opened with full cry and ran down the creek to the distance of three wiles the men following in hot pursuit sorattimes mounted soazetinues on loot the ground being very uneven and in rnanyplaoaaTrwnrryr1 riJIaiing proceeded for three miles down Utoyercek In this way dog' suddenly changed hU coarse and nin id the direction of SfriVJohn Lea who" lives aboutnina mites from Atlanta between the StudioWQ and Green Ferry roads. For seven or eight miles thedog followed his new heat the men being compelled ttf-nse their utmost eptedto keepinaigbtixmtUbarrived wllhttfabout we hundred yards of Mr. Lees hotae when he began to run indreles la7 pUsol straw just to' sV- u.

and gaveeverytl indication that the game was there1 Knee put hIs leg down into the Itraw but did no nlnw Ooodson pot MS band down mud grabbed the negro by taVnose. Staraef and jWrightwe jon 1 the outslda watching. The negro calledont to them and uId Yonse got the wrong man. Vft not mea. They pulled Urn oat Tb dog fastened his teeth aa arelynifei sTbe negro fought In- ricmsJy.

A terrible scuffle ensued. Captain Swne slnocked htmdovn twIce with a YoangLeecameupandasaisted them to take fthe nSo lDde everybody placf I tnrnedont arid took this gre tertinten in- the chase as eoonas the dogame in light of I They replied because He hid been stealing i wttermejonSkMHa said be was not the roan I Stole the watermelons It was Join. UoraaH MrtXriesthen asked where he was hatFridsy He said he ws in Griffin. lie next asked him he had ever. 1 ewes the lie said he I neverliad but had Crossed Hi then asked hint where be.

came train. lie said from Alabama but that he was born I in Georgia. JHeagainsaldTm the wrong I never did any thing wrong. Kzles asked bird if he did cotxross the railroad last Saturday tvening Sald hedld not. Mr.

Krlea inquired if he heard the dog after I about that time. He replied that be I1 not that the dog was after the white 1 man. At this juncture Mr. Knee knew he had not captured the wrong man. Mr.

I Kries now asked him where the white ruin I Said he did not know. The four men 1 careful not to ke mention of the murder. They wished to make assurance doubly sure by pursuing a certain course. After the above conversation they started him to the city. They talked with him incessantly and he continued to let slit expressions pointing to hit guilt until the jwere within-fire miles of Atlanta whet tn they met some one In theiroad who ashes I them if that was the man who had Julie I the old people.

Then it was that thejnegro said I did not kill the people. Mr. Krie 1 now said Don't tell us any more lies tel it the truth about it. The negro confess 1 that he held the light that he and a white man and another negro went to Defoors on the day before id murder that he and tbe other negro se- crtted themselves behind the garden fence at the back of the house while the whit I man entered the house that this was a 711 Friday at six o'clock in the evening that the white man remained in the house until late at night when the old people had nd I fallen into a deep sleep that then he stole down stairs opened the back door and whistled that he and his black mate joins the white man in the yen and there they plotted the murder. The three went to gether to the blacksmith shop.

and having lighted the lamp brought front the house the white man entered and smeared the hammer. They went neck to tbe house. They decided uot to use the sledge- lf. hammer. The white roan told him to go and get that axe.

He refused. The ed white man and the other negro cursed him. nd He then went across the road and procured tbe axe. The three now entered the home. The white man took the axe and murdered the old people while he held the-light.

The other negro watched at the back door. After the tilling he placed the lamp on the bed where it was found but not with ft to burning the house. They got lots en ck ads tin lay or- ere stry nes mr- int ses- son with lera bed ode tune. ave bole able tno ties the. nin- leas- ii lien irks rille lioin Sing i oftaonev but they throwed him off.

Tbe white man promised to divide but didn't do it He was searching the bureau drawer. The white man whispered to him to get away tie. was' too slow. lie took be boots carried them to the woods back of the house and tried them on but they were too small and- he left them where they were found. The white man and other nep went off around the city.

The above is the substance of the negros confession and undoubtedly connects him Wipi this horrible murder. ASTER IHB TWO OTHEBS. While the officers were in tenu-dishabllle and preparing to get upon the exterior of A 4 hot supperintljfiprif8te room atThomp- a tfur reporter fell upon them. They were in ft state of joy dvet their success and told all the details as above with much gus to. They would not give no the names of the other parties implicated by the negro captured because they fear the publication and it will be surprising' if they do not have both safely bagged before two more issues of our paper see the light.

When all three of these fiends are safe in prison these sterling officers will have accomplished one of the-best pieces of police work in the history of the state. WHO ABI vary We have since seeing the officers relia ble information as to who the other two parties are but we do not care to interfere with the plans of the officers and- so withhold theta. They are all strangers to this community and prowling vagabondish scoundrels of the worst native breed. The negro now in jail gives his name as Ass Morgan. He elms from Alabama lastly although born in Georgia.

He was recognized last evening by a negro who had known him as a drayman in Mobile. When caught Captain Starnes took from Asas pocket a short piece of corn-cob tied around with a string sad covered with dried blood. No explanation of its presence or use about his person was given. At present the above tells alt there is to be told. We.

hope to give news of the speedy capture of the other two miscreants. It is certain to come as that theirdootisia is certain whenever they stand iup in coiirt A Duel Spoiled. Special dispatch to The Constitution RIChMORD July Judge Robert Quid a prominent lawyer of this cjty and well. known as a confederate commissioner for the exchange of prisoners during the war and Dr. A.

peers George also of this city were arrested to-night charged with being about to engage in a duel. The trouble be tween the ponies grew out of the suit known as the George case recently settled by compromise between Philadelphia claimants colored to the estate of the late Wm U. ueorge and the Klcbmond Georges. Judge Quid was pqurset for tbejitliUadelpliIa claimant and UrGeorg wsjOneof th Uich mond heirs to the- estate. They were bailed in the sum of one thousand dollars' each to appear before the police court tomorrow.

A railing Walt. Yesterday at 2:30 o'clock there was a sen- aaliotv at No engthe house orilBroad' street Th boas La built very near The high rock wall which supports the bank next to the railroads. The recent rains bad weakened this wall so that it gave way yesterday. The house a small brick room- behind the engine house tumbled in did fell on the tracks twenty feet below. A large crowd gathered on the bridge and the tracks to pee the damage.

Soon part of the rear extension of the engine ho9sa also tambled. The building now look very unattractive but the enterprising company willsoon hare it repalrd. The damage- wiU amount to about 500. Luckily nobody was neat when the walls fell. It was Strange that somebody was not caught on one of the tracks below.

Ashore. LOSDOS July 23. The British ship Rivet Lune Captain llobsoh from SanFraucisco December 2SlL. which arrived at Lorient France June 29th is ashore' on one of the SlcilyTsIands. It is expected that she will become a total wreck.

A dispatch' dated Valparaiso July 2Cth to Lloyds says the Pacific steam navigation com 9 ft i at. rir Our house reporter desires to state in justice to the gentleman reported that Mr. Phillips of Cobb did not in lila speech on the Col Murpby resolutions jay that thegovernoriad violated the opinion of the attorney generaJ. Our stenographer sported Mr. Pnillips correctly and the error was purely one of the types.

The mangled sentence having been subjected to tho further indignity of ridicule we nuke this statement voluntarily In i Its behalf. toswy July 2 S-Dispatches fromBer ha. report tenons disturbances among the workmen In the iron foundries Of SileSa in consequence of a demand increased wages suggested by the imposition of new protective duties on iron Ii was necessary to out the troops to restore order. Some of rioters were killed and a large nngi- A fiarioz AUiIr Sal fth to TaoOoa ltnOon. Axct GencralE.E Mj- tonof Los was taken from ils carriage by robbers between Ca and San Uorgory tstetday andtied to the wheel jTsiiss- e- gs 1 TV 5 f'4 i- i ii5si ar i iW arti ill ttej 5 ffi5aff- 5 55 enlArged toi i Bjr a SaS WK EAl HilT ilB yf ii Tn Senate.

JLtLAJttA July 28. The senate tact at 10 clock and was called to order by President Jjtsra. Prayer byBef Dr. Owux. The roll was called and the.

journal read and ap- roved. Leave of absence was grantedto Mr. BAKI for the day. The PRESIDENT appointed as a commit tee on the-part of the senate to act with a committee on the part of' the house to confer with the city authorities of Atlanta rel itive to the selection of a site for a new cap etc. Messrs.

Zviraia and GUISE. The senate resumed its unfinished busi nessj which waatbe contideratlon of the re port of- the committee appointed to Invest gate the conduct and motives of the govern or in signing the bonds of. the northeastern railroad. Mr. BRYAN had the floor and continued the debate.

He said the debate badiake too wide a range. Mr. Hill and Mr. Mur phy should notbfiknown In this debate. They are not here to defend them selves and it is wrong to speak of then The speaker paid a glowing tribute to Mr Hill and argued that the allusions to him were out of order and not in good test' The senatebad a pure simple question.

was the question its to whether the governs participated in the feegiven Mr. Murphy and whether he signed the bonds for any in correct reason. obody accuses thego er nor of receiving part of this-fee. But sbm say he was weak and acted unadvisedly If he was weak then Mrt Hill was weal General Lawton was weak Governor Brown was Governor Colquitt is opposed to state aid- to railroads but he believed tha it would be. wrung not to- sign these bonds after consultation with' the best leg authority.

Whose is the character we a to peal upon Not an exoticfrom the real of carpet It has grown in our southern clime. It Is a parts of the glor of our state. If we adopt this report leave unsullied a name and afaraewhic is the honor and the pride of Georgia. we adopt the substitute we-aid the enemies of the governor. But it is said that we will disqualify ourselves as a court if we adopt this report.

If we could so dis qualify ourselves the consUl tion would have said to. He saw no force in the objection that be lie la- action on this report would disqualify the senate from the performance of any duty that might fall upon it. Mr. GRIMES said he was opposed to any action on this matter by the senate. He was also opposed to the substitute of Mr.

BOWEB. He would offer a substitute for the whole. He thought the governor made a mistake in caking an investigation but it was a most pardonable error. We made an error in granting the request and now that we have found itontwhynot remedy it He did not deem the report full enough. It only touched the question of bribery.

Ji said nothing of the propriety legality of signing the bond ThisVasone reason why Tie should oppose It lie opposed the iojbstltnte- of Mr. Bowes because it com uted the senate to some action on this matter. Why. act at all For vindication of the governor lie has already been vindi cated by the house and- by the people. What more can he want We ore a court and we sit hero to-day in the same capacity as if we were trying the gov rnor on articles of impeachment.

By acting on this matter we disqualify our selves just as a juror does who is proven to have expressed an opinion on the case he has been irnpanneled to try. Action on this report is either unconstitutional or if it is not that it is in bad taste. All sena tors who have spoken have admitted that the senate erred in appointing this commit tee. We cannot remedy that error by mak ing another and adopting this report. I ant not ready to take that second step of error.

Mr. GRIMES then offered a resolution as a substitute for the whole. ft was almost identical with the resolution which Mr. UUMXLKQ ouereu last weex to rue euecs was th senate had nothing to do with the se- portas it was only a court of Impeachment. Mr.

STEPHENS said the real question in its last analysis was whether the governor of Georgia received a bribe or not. We have read the evidence in full and after six months we come back' here. The con tisution has not fully prescribed our duty or propriety on such acase as this but whets we say on a charge of this kind guilty" or not guilty the moment we so then we destroy thr dignity as the highest court of trial and. the Impartial tribunal for Use trial of all Impeachable officers. We are but human anc by' committing ourselves once on such a question we will warp all subsesuefll judgment We have notgone top far.

This committee has considered all the circa stances of this case and has recommended the passage of a law to preVent clerks in stats offices or state officers from taking fee. It is our duty to pass such alaw. It is sale that we owe to the governor the adoption ol this report as a duty. I do hot think so The governor had no court in which to vin dicate himself. We sent out five senator we paid the expenses of the court we sen for persons and papers ire furnished him a court in which to vindicate himself we ea re him a court of thirteen enduch nor a judge anu a jury.

That court found nothing against him. His vindication has one out to the country and nothing that we con do will add to the strength of that vindication. Mr. DvBOSll said the question was plain. It had been argued that the senate had no right to act in the matter.

The hour of eleven arrived and for' a hour the special order w' wsa1ai1ltoprohjbit lobbjjpg. Mr. GRANTLANp movedthe cia order until the matter under discussion be disposed of. Mr. McDANlEL offered an amendment that the special crder ba discharged until to after the reading of the journal.

The motion as amended was passed. Mr DuBOSEcontinued I believe the senate has acted with due tahtion add proprity in fivery step of matter There was precedent for much. action. The legislature appointed a committee to examine the administration of Bullock another committee to investigate the lease of the state road. But there were no precedent there would be no difficulty in the way here.

There is nowhere an apprehension that an impeachment process can eyes be brought against the governor in this matter. It is said that the governor ha been ylidi- ted by the house. lit wked for ft Tiudi- cation by both branches of. the assembly It is not only a matter of justiceto the goy. nor but to the honor 61 the high.

he fills. The constitution prescribes no rules for such cases as this. It leaves the senate to act as it deems best under such clrenni. stances. It seems to rue that onrdutris llain and I am sorry that there lsrany ilif erenoe of- OntolOfl 6n this floor.

urfiU rU3saia that Bowing Jo tome circumstances It was enihansiiLn for him to speak on this question He did not wish to Urge the' report merely because' haiwt on- the committee. Hfc asked tin senate to- ignore the. committee nc to consider onlf Its work Ax chairman of the committee he deemed i proper to State why this compromise WA adopted. The comuiittee had two reports but fearing that wither would. be.

entirely agreed on compromise horn which It eliminated all except bane raised by tht governor. The reportmerely says thi governor Innocent and every senator who has spoken on this qtestion. has' said the same thing. If the adoption of thUrepor disqualifies us as a court then these gentlemen are disqualified forjthey have com mttte1 themselves as much as Ujecofejmit tee. In thia debate the amttors xr bo op.

pose the report bare unawares indorsed it lot they declare thtlr beUet that the 7 ernor Is not guilty The oplnlonsVot the senate are expressed by resolution and there no constitutional limit to such expresston ouon4 on njr subject we please save where iti becomes lawPilt was proper to grant this InvesUga- tkm- lt woold hare been bad taste to have refused that ftegaetHThe senatd ha i nsht to express fu' riews a a JeeijlaUve body on any question which may aaitiu en of propriety We tre here ibjg boles body and not- a judicial tribma Centkmen have Ignored the disUactfon be. ed Goyemori Troup waauinratijprtad on the- i aubjectuoiitaaIndian Springs reaty and Indorsed. What Is th dif- erenceletween that case and this-In JZacQmmittee wasappointed Invesu- atB a gof erobr In re erenosi taf a railroad. to are doing exactly the aamn thln You naye plentj of cedent Thei3KenUem ave not looked far enough Into alngTote toadopt vw 4 TO prtpoM id tikef Iii 813 the treasurer Georgia WM inycatlga- A message train. the house of re ty Mr.

PBESJON continued bis remarksand after making a summary of Ebla argument Mr. GUMMING said he wouldVmale his rtraarks in the nature of a reply having covered the ground as fully as could in hi first speech. Mr. Cuasa had roads a very powerful speech in favor of Us. report legave the excusesfor tb action of the senate.

As an argument why re should go forward It was a failure. f' Mr. ipiuioro then noticed the argumentotMt CUBXE very fully and replied tor the- jari- ous points it had raised. It would ipt only be improper for to go forward thU matter but it would be i indecent lehators say- that i Is right for us to go forward in thialnalter because' the gore' nor asks SB to. If this Istrue then the rrelative is true and we not go for ward if the governor disapproved and we could only investigate by gracious permit sion of nia excellency.

PrecedentshaTe been adduced JaJnstify our proposed a- lion. They are not precedent. The invest gation of the State road lease was had merely to ascertain the liability of the state on a con tract There was no thought there of Im peachment In this case there was a ques tion of high crimes and misdemeanors. Mos of those who fayor the report admit that if this were' an original question the senate should not pwceeiif I appeal to tbe journal to show this senate has dada ed that it will not act on this matter until the house shall act. We are to sit here as mere echo of the house.

In answering Mr. CiiSKKandMr. LxsTEBhe thought he answered all the argument on the other side of the question. But he felt it due to say ft fewwords as a valedictory to the- senator of the 13th Mr. Huosox He had spoken in a parliamentary manner.

In reply the senator had made a furious assault on him. Remembering that Sydney Smith had said that the best costume for worm weather was to off the skin and kit In the bones he desired to relieve the gentleman of his tegument Laughter. The senator had provided himself with- a with it covering all of his body except his head which with the memory of a fable of Ksop fresh we may call a lions skin. Laughter. The senator is the most un grateful of men.

I had approached him as fcrutus did Ctesar To cane him as a dish for the gods not hew hint me ft carcass fit for Ioutidt In return the senator- hs attacked me tarry club which was liable eave sonic of its impurities on the hands Of hint who wielded It. The senator Wielded a club like Hercules hilt I have seen that be uses it so wildly that he less iable in the end to injure his opponents than to crack his own crown. lie reminds me of a man whom' I saw in Rome at a carnival who with a fearful looking dub was laying right and left. lie seemed to my amazement to injure nobody and I could not understand it until saw when lie approached me that his weapon was only a bag of skin filled wl th wind. Laughter.

have survived the attack oil the gentleman and I still live. But I have accomplished one of the objee' my life. I had hoped to reform the gentleman but I despair. I leave him to his conscience and his constituents. Laughter.

Mr. CASEY moved the previous question but by request withdrew it. On motion of Mr. XBKT the senate then adjourned to ten o'clock to-morrow morn. lug.

Tbe Iloose. The house met at 9 o'clock and was called to order by the Seasics. Prayer by ll r. H. IL TUCIER D.

journal was read. Mr. WELCH of Gilmer. moved to recon alder the adverse action of the house on a bill to amend section 1397 of the code relative to licensing physicians. He spoke in favor of his motion.

Mr. PHILLIPS of Cobb also supported the motion. Mr. TURNER of Brooks opposed the motion to reconsider. The motion to reeonslderprevaIed The bill was committed to a special committee of physicians.

At request of Mr. MoCtmxT of Hart tne rules were suspended and ft bill to lncorpo' rate the Hasterilie railroad was read the second time. At the- request of Mr. Nearer. of Blbb the rules were suspended and a bill to au thorize the City of- Macon to issue bonds to fund its present indebtedness.

At tbe request of Mr. Cox. of Troup the bill amending the act authorizing lbs authorities of West Point to organize a pub lie schootsystem independent of the pub lie school system of the statswas Ted lbs third time and passed by yeas 100 nays 0. On motion of Mr. DAVUMOX a An I Ho floor was tendered lion.

J. 1' Fort of Macon. BILLS OX PIRST HBAbtHa' On the call of the counties for the introduction of ne matter the following bills were read and referred Mr. CUAMBCBS To carry into effect pare. graph 4 section 1 article Hof the constitution relative to change of county sites.

Jleferred to conimlttee on judiciary. Mr. PALL To amend the ct amending the laws of the state relative to protecting the state treasury by reducing th amount of the treasurerVoorid to 100000. Referred to committee on fi nance. Mr.

McCcKBT Tb prevent Imposition In the sale. of. fertilizers and allow the pleading of fatlare of consideration. Re. ferred to committee on agriculture.

Also To regulate the practice in cases of certiorari and suspend judgment. Referred to committee on Judiciary. Mr. ROACH To authorize the erectioa of a house In Fatten county and the collection of a tax for the same. Referred to committee on finance.

Mr th relief of Varney A. Gaskull from a judgment of 30800 held against him by the state. Referred to committee on judiciary. rlJt t25ptaraettie" meat of the claim of A Darnell against the state. Referred to committee on finance.

Mr. BAaws To define who are insurance agents of companies organized state. Referred to committee on judicIary. Mr. Dcxii.

of Baker To exempt all prafr tlclnr- phyiiclanafroBgt special Uses1fifr. ferred to conmitteeop finance. upver it cept the ty of Georgia. anthorijing it to ac- VE ius Lucy Cobb institute as a female deprtmentaed to toappryprlzta money 4 its support Deferred to oommlttwoa ed' ucntiou. rf a i BrKUrrTb create a state boentpl health- The governor appoints a state ooroT misSlOnO healtti iThree health commls- stoners Zn each county aw to be appointed by the com la ionerv Referred to speci committee of physlcjanionatat board health bonz with a meninriaiIrOmJ J.

it Mr. WAITKS Inoorpbratlnf the grounds of the Southwest i4ln4 strIalAS80d lion in the IJnjiU of Albany fur police per. poses. KeferrMt commlttea on. corpora lions.

fTr To To prescribe the taannwof having and carry lag eetaie Empowerin theboarCof conimbv jf Ooweta county to purchase th tb jCoa slon8rs and referred to the comroitteaon local special bills The following senate- Wlls were read the first time andreferrtd To amend section I ot. the. code De ferred to committee on fei 4To provide for return of special taxes by tax collectors. Eef erred. to i restore theofficesot far- receiver and I tax-collector in ill countiw where the same hare been consolidated and repealing' all acts consolidatingi these vofflcea Iteferrec for rallowlns defendants in cases of duress warranta to replerr the To jcUi ilettof ordinaries in homestead casesEeferred to commit tee in udicUry jj To provide fori the cance SEeferred tocornmittee ph judiciary te.

ferred to commUtee on Judiciary CToamendtheactf authorizing' judges of superior courts to employistenographersi Referred to committee on Judiciary. To repeal the act realing section 1423 of the code Utivei to Capital punishment. Referred to the committee on judiciary. ferred to the committee on Jleferred to the cornuiittee on judiciary. To amend' th Constit Hoa relative to revising the' jury liitf Referred to tothecom- mlttee on Judiciary iiJ YTo amend section4920 of.

the cods. to the com ittee on i To make it a penal offense to poison' any domestic animal Referred to the committee oa jtiTijK To providebowand when suits may be ilj brought againa the Macon and Brunswick I railroad. Referred to the- committee on I railroads. xo provme compensation tor jnronin ustices' ferred to the commit- on finance. 1 To amend section 4159 of the code.

Referred to the committee on judiciary. To establish Ibo Hun between Georgia and North Carolina. Inferred to the coutmiUee ou finance. 1" To prescribe the niunner for fixing the I esof jurors in the statu. Jieferred to committee on finance.

in the code the true. name of the writ whereby the judgment of the supreme court is remitted to th cjurt oe- owIteferred to coinmitteaoathe jwll. ianry. To amend' the net the fiscal year. lcferred ommitteecc Rnaxice.

To amend section SfSC of the code. Ps ferred to corntuitwe on the judiciary. define the time and manner of resurf veybig county lines. Referred to commit tee on counties anti copnty lines. To amend section 3902 of the code.

Referred to committee on the judiciary. To tarry into effectsection 1 paragraph 3. article llr of the constitution. 3Jleferred to committee on counties and county To amend section of the code. Re.

erred to committee on tha judiciary. To carry Into effect article 2 section4 Of the constitution. Referred to committee on the judiciary. To define the crime of poisoning. Refer.

rod to committee on the judiciary. To amend sections 33S9and 3390 of the code. Referred to committee on judiciary. To declare what property is exempt ft taxation under paragraph Ml section Ii article 8 of the constitution. Referred to committee on judiciary.

MrMcCURttYoffered a resolution that the. keeper the gallery. he instructed to reserve the seats in the gallery In front of the speaker exclusively fur the ladies during the speech of Mr. Stephens which was rre wl fn Mr BT TmSR frered a resolution ten daring the. use of the hall to-night to Eddie Hawkins to deliver a lecture on education which was agreed to Mr.

NORTHit offered-a. resolotbttbai the committee on education be authorized to visit the university of Georgia in provided the state Incurs no WM agreed to. t- fla motion of MS TOLHILI tbe senate resolution apDoIntingVjOintcommitlee to confer with the city of relauvejo to the site for a new capitol was taken up and concurred in. Mr. YANCEY ofreredvthftiolWlng Whereafelf has beat proposed tftat each state of the United ut of A tn bouldleslimate the name of two persons whose memories are to be perpetuated by Jlkenewea in wkttuiy ta th art taUery tabushed In WuHIhfetoix dtr the.

federal capitol and a Whereas Anuthesl. Is the greatest boon ever Conferred Kppoa humanity vac Wbere iCr wlOTr Long JrA native Of Oeorgtaandagradiute of unlverdtr Vtbe etter- ton on the soth of Match 18C and reeopnlied- olt the saunas Of our dlaewren and rettln obscurity and theiute eapecfallT cherish onr at Her great discoverers fift ix heeoied toe mn ralaiwrakl name of Crawford. W. I JUXt as erakiyT That the th hbtaiie with riqueit that ef submit them the seaMs Referred to commltu 3n Adjourned tiam ta Tn The. i growerstaall gecttonjiof the state are solicited.

Th exhibItion will open at 10 am Sand close at 9 p.m. at whletime all present will. befinTited to partake ofctLo traits L. fe g- Admission let theexhibftion and feast p. cents forleaehspersoiy Net proceeds to be given toihe Beneroleit borne ft loan shlpment.

ill and In ertlnf We ii Tuck and hant- Tucks. very Hknd iin and Insert Tueti and Ruers TOc. Tnck ltha and Ea- ubroldery Se Weaud ILLS. Extra fine Train and Walking Skirts Our Voanteau se nude 806" Our Bon Me. Oar Senutioo bones elegant iroL we.

Our UcedoBly 1101. sold eteewheNattL5o. Kiegant ml Woven roM tic and Upwards. Old hisar Coseet Seal i clL made 7S TOQUB PAW6NS ANB PUBLIC Df EKAI would tnwm we haTe noirlganfna 1 1 ffi i- As we are oetermmed not MErrf over any of our foods to the next ieasoni therefore offer our entire stock all of which has been purchased his season. and been proclaimed by ALL trio Handsomest aad Cheapest Stock' of Mt finery a e9f Lames' Underwear fler tils atoeJfatWj EEDDCTIOH OF from our already POPTJLABrJbBICESL We offer an addldonaldlseountot IOPERCENT on all purchases' amounttnr to It and upwazds We can assure our pttrofliandth poUJeU general that these are real and fide Be luetlotti Ttpse who have dealt wtthi have everfoun us honest fa what we nave lUted NOT ADVEH TiSlitti ARTICLES ATONIFKICK WO yusg AT ASoraER.

we would also announce that we hive added PictureFrame Department whlchji under th ot of anef Orient artist and eobtatns novel tte PlCTUR FBAMK3 EASELS MATS PAK3EPATODT8. never before ezbblted in Atlanta. toes EBf raTed to order Orders by small promptly attended to. M. The Fallacy 4uurft tiitlit Agalasi v' of yellow lever In Memphis Irons- locals caus5- the present season shakes the foundation of qnarahttnyhum- bng ery public opinion being rewolu.

tlonired by this. fatal. state to Uia national board of health's theory of transportation. and personabcbrarnuDicatloii The Mern- phs i theOry local origin whatever may hare been the causes of Its first appearance- La thus well established and the qnarsn tine theorists will have to step down a out. If Our opinion of the damaging effects i of nnanblanejhas been most signally verified' in Sfirnnhi In a naiv tnt lK fnr lbs 1 meeting or ne medical association' of ueor- giaon yellow tever lU origin and relation to other snaladal diseases we closed with these sentences Damaging me the national quarantine is likely tope.

strong efforts are' itvupon tie country for several years to come i while large sums of. imoneywni be required fur this useless purpose the most deplorable evil connected with security fronianwar reusable confidence ithe people of yellow fever districts in the promised protection thereby neglecting rational means of escape. The people of Memphis. doubtless felt secure- under the promised protection Ca quarantine fttfpjLift guard ajti iTHfrrtjoTsOffolfor bajoujWhich siiltounda them jvbut now since the' local origin of fever- is' tiniloubted andrthe lives of many citizens have been sacrificed their attention Vis turned. In the' proper direction.

One' well aoruained with the circumstances connected with the first case of- this year saysf Therein belno effect without a cause and there isa cause me 4 5 IS inu C. U1TO us Memphis coursing some of the prieeipal treet3of the city this disease-breeding stream scatters death everywherev This deadly Bayou Usyosa Is as frightful in ap pearance as It is deadly Its effect. SA ref a- geefromjleniphbi informs me that efforts are now being made to getrid ef the male- rial stagnant water of the bayou by sluicing it from the works and wetIpredlct that the citizens of Jfemphiswill1 expert- ene comparativefreedomffrom fever hi two weeks if this shall have been success and kept hot weather. Let other cities towns and neightorhoods take warning and see to the removal of like causes ifpossible but if not let them in sure their safety by flight on the approach of Excess velr warm weather. Dependence on cleaning the streets and strict quarantine have certainly led to the tiresent sad condi- UQU ot wetapois au we nope other places.

will avoidjike calamityby giving trici. at tention to overflowed marshes and stagnant pools in their neighborhood. We acknowledge pre. tnltittf list of this Northeast KO irgia' fair antI stock flssociatlon fair to be beldrat- Athens beginning Tuesday October lib and continuing four' days The premiums offered are liberal th list very fulL The panmhlet Is yeryrieatlr gotten up by the Southern WatohnwytfiAthenay sermon D. of Lebanon sTenig fa dintlaguished Cunibatlmd rrtbgtacian preacher deli i ered a TrlnltX church a aertuon remarkable for its beauty and Itisthe ubfecr Of much admiration.

pUst church called lit- Tnckfer td tfretr pastor and i yesterday heraecepted tedAThe DecstprclsprcbcaisIcek lowktbe biggest congre lion In the conn rln the facjeon the que. tfonof njreacber. A Jtvvt- Jf i i- Anljindignatioh nwf PS held heretast night at which Wng resolqtionsettiuissedftealrSt the i WW 1 WuUjyhxn Weaver Chaf- Bmuui-Anja tasW Uoore Augusta BW r. MosimgomeryJ J.CcA-.Snnoan- r. a Nixon Chattanooga A OwltonanX wlfeGaNLllultimi Lawrence' Jar ILCoa- Ion Charleston it Dora and wile AtterfcnT Joe oemim Oaj AWanricdCt4ilott A godeeaCwtraliWJBarper Hank Americui Flint.

i1UlttoS Aa Gnithstfle wf Baker musty wonhi Go Walter. GavauabrE rea eritoD" te-c 1ftHteiw 3 JMTHttfJUf fc juntil7a J5rBeBYlIl iJnA BOU AKesbet A Wldttli32c pS 5 4 gB0StoCTffl5 SiS A New Arrival. Hardly week passes wfthoujaddintfih. mpM40undblialnessfrnen 4 VW roUofthe gate city. WnbtitTiiS many ye rs this head of the firm ltner.

wholesale and retail dr Leltner ADpistahas removed to anu dated himself wilhLlheHvc and fimpf Hunt. J8anklnr vLamir Plumbwill make this cityhis bomtfa S' future nd bothchiniselfand his estimable familrirW be TrelcomedluV valuable aequisitlonby bur AtlaritasifcietTj i We regret the loss of and coamfe ir nlate Take UBLACKDBAUGHT and ywr will never be bilious. For Sale by 1. L. JX PUaow 831 Julra doodAmCm tues thur sat Id 4 Another Victim Heresies.

Last nfghf while Miss Jenny Robtasoirf this city was trying to light hefireirV kerosene the usual consequence folloyp A prompt application of Ileitry' j' Carboilc Salve relieved the her reeoyay now assured. Beware olcounterfeits. july23 dtvi1w At Prices. WM. BOLLMANN.

No. 10 WHITEHALL STBXET. 14 Juneli d8n local DRAUGHT cures ewtirraca and Kick-headache For sale by LITN86s. 351 july50 deodmSm tue thur tat 4th pg WbHomelo lintel orBeataunnt- complete thout them. MellTilla Pruit Jars 89thf THomas Clod Champion Ice Cream PreezersBil loon Ply Traps Rogers's Cutlet all knowu be the bwt tie world at manufacturers prlceiby McBBIDE Go.

Pre1htandc lay avoided' by froax MoBIDE CO. Crockery China Merchants. 17 nov28 duyJol ftSOtlD GOLD WATCH FOB 2000i Tfc hajQ Marg assorimeiit afiJtlltt- Gold teIIeI nmtted in IBTWT respect which we uS melting at cost. Prices from 5000 tpJSO OO end jWholcsalelofidTletan Jemlers 4 84 WMtehaUStrMt DRAUGHF free of charge it ALL DRUG STORTA. an deydmm tues thur sat 4Ul pf I Education at Ilome.

A JJ BWen. pf the University France nu4 forthe last seven years Profes 001' pf Zdcidert and Ancient Languages In tit Ycscyan Female College at Macon Geor gia. is now here to teach the French Ittla and Creak Languages. Those wishing to learn or Irnnsrove their knowledge of then languages will do well to take Uiaopss ttity of opening a Frenca-anL Classical School ihe Professor offers fortLi present to meet Isis pupils or classes it their hpraes. References the Tfirr less Terms Address 1' OraotK9 or No.

03 Washington street. S23juno27 dim. id i Dukes Durham Is the bat. J3I toatntdiarlr lif BtAck AUGHT iurcg dygptp- i fiLiy indigestion and heartburn. JiFors ebyHilNT iiNKl 31 u1jm fleod Am6m tuei thur JDietfijr Mt rowder" re- udorsed Ibythe highest aulnorlfy in America the eminent Ddremuj of New Y6rk Ciryvwhb certifies hat I have the bread made wift Dopley1f east Powder and find freafrm Alum or orany.otber.deleterious- substaDce.

It OpDksJojasMp8MD.j LP. Professor Chemistry and Toxicology In lleYue ospital Metllfftl College would usefll ly there would be ranch less sictnesi kud udaery in the world and people ire fut finding this out whole famiUea keeping Ui at a trTfllrir cost ibrJts iwe. Weadrft 6tbppsinjjCraI6mel andtry fBLACj say CT lulyat fleoaAtnto tae thus iaUth A BDdsome8pe imeii. The following" II one of many' cards ftit hate attested the honesty of the holder of tenth of stogie-number ticker ho. aiSSiiClass B.

In the extraordhury drawlnr of tittUTia state wujcnarewthe piUl prize of one uonon 31 Uj 9U i TnesdiT ill office of the coman in KeWfOrleans The next drawing will take place AU Koneof i I almost I vigilsti iastlonaU jsmlJjffyj sBoeasspq In tfron eclib kckildl Atywasi AnfJ yellow fevf I within th Iboardof ifcextdoorl icnpled Inotacdiii 123 Bev In the street. 2nt and i ft IUM the most i Quarantine ofste Pwtedand Was T' UTPQO 1Jc IIavtk ortrn wethetwith tbs 01 11gtttii4 e3J3Ltnthbsromeceund knpetflN j. 4g 2 aa West epvi Ye5t A. growl znoJuiy.1O1r.L tbroi 1 I layIn hoi oL m9ye Capta iwrty blood the pns 11 man Th tline 2 I. betsig complete ItLVaM.

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IFrh dis f- JA Ue 41At7 II 7U kLn1IUm Ibt Ca 3 Toa1ai1iZL c. AIA loo Corpor2 8Lgnh2c4rP. L4PCALL An Machin sforSne ial Purpose am see the tchi in. th tt uicure mcMncI purpc Th 1. In" th ij1dsor Dot kn 7 Lr pacflthe ti be ti Of Doineido I7lttm.

enljed and itrvgthec co Liftiher tbt th 7orhoe qit ca oement. em- ieciI1 for U. A fir ke mchtue rak1nE Graver Bkr JO. 9. fit popuzrtIi.

drover LIt. B. th 7orgriIflCSICkL MkeaIhee1atIcO. ro ie Iver Ws turnhsI prJ fur tPhtflZ U6 IflICliIfl 4 S-- a UA1uz co. 43 WbttebaUtr ATIiL1iTL LIA1 re ODA DVfJT1ME1EITh ji 1808 uloii-I1 mon rnILuo foz8aIo Peer a II 1i 4oit1iliifio 4 Aiii A ArtliC iii i Call ff.

Aab it i. an iUy Fr i jtirecetved. Full 1 etoor iiailv 2 centi A for ma1Ug. jtIy i tt Very tR1y evary' rnernberho 1 In an po3e a 23d a Kin in JUO wgan it tlilstownono I. soorestood lWto cow C5 :1 At th noti rai 1.

A l1ftc the LuteL PERSONALMENTION MrL LanIonr bagu eat I I the Markham. ath rncy is 5 T. comme SS. Ia the Mirk1iam. to.

rrgi 5 5 atthIskbaw. Mbf S. 1 I Jeer 11IA wit W1I Lie of i' 1 fl. ciii ten I aprofuuntphiloiopher sad following 4 comnethrj Ii. thetIantlccoaatlinewithleadquarLeraIu MrjIcCeke7 5 who ever li 5 flswns or Wife UuUnf.

5 iboe1itt1e byJezebel1IaggIns been eIveI bjthe ublIo 4. wMLsued th saoondedition a I 1i I I andethrged. toepect thattho 5. Iownsbu I MessrsPhil1is Ceewot 5 a A Pleasant 1nc1d. 5 erous 1rWa eenn a ment lb 5ban4wnieit lady on CaptmlnJo llirrke tomaki I t.

hIcb ver hppy mannea. ILIa Lon Casey. S. by surprbe1 of cih ML Vey 1' caaeyandbuahoaioladnIrara Inthi. a gat63' 5 1bIet Ta1Sr7 Aeelde9t.

YeatemdiymooIogstOolockapipe h- no alL The eos foysemeral i. Lr1leahwhowasaeutheplps eme4sjureJbytheammon14and dawvUbe fujytepa1rs4 b7ngbl doea not all ll1i brgequanUt1cad Ice are aleady :4 siflha31ieaI. Oxwi Jal LI1ou. Theodore Robfl- i cHic rnembemot tbq queens pr1v7 arnn. tL cii oytzmM baa besa eppoleted 1Ieuten overuor.

of the provInce of Quebec 5 i- 44 S. il the- ne UEWWLOIJ tiitot a ga th traw lit Oqtus C1.s 1 tb Xithm-EslJ1ais ULkt I ou The Fatal Tbi East u4 the Its Emit Bts oa agely eiar eycnfngM ibi itreetawers rlousl ug dArk aknotofpIcefflre5IiEd gh the dtylntbedIrectlOflOf the jail spade Youn gaecurelyguaMedSn Ibe1srofdat7 the A 5VILY 5aLr1315r0a0 tume slked aIugnvlwIiboutsoe bO thecb theid sin Tb. pocesslon Wh pL117 nd qietly Th fc that aaked in 11111 Stsrnea appeareIt lead the aed that Llee Csptalrn XtirSI water bOUi Morg on one who asl ecI tolook neve Defoorr I ti strom tb re otllcersbad them ries hi I 1 he a cou r1sonei I. Insideth barreddoons Fo 3 mur A bs drygras theail andatreet soc 0 leged enp wer ibuttlieaberlffafld Wb id he retrreabe4the thirowdto persed seren Le. satin dor Is seyereillneth Ie king cra derson catnein ild In ma nosey Li Fri ere werereasons niustapeat id shot ow nd fall me Icr do come scarcein repar in wh tbelzabsenceby hopi Ic th ey LI pl ine ge 5 lig sle ho elf.

ha ting its I read Lfl th ugb ad bk th cith ot then ad A nd I be asp vi of ason lt rep di tlf. otold Satur 5) her it unexer a unex cd cap co og wi lbs ba coni ries a gttittay inqu itis scat ange ot el1ecThtead trenjj of ius so and teIontasn ot iy tratora i er. a a olice mdc. a went promptly and vigorously to work a and real that wuuld honor hem pn i prompti or hc ener hework. an 0 avai a ihi Li 4 pa crc an abo cc n- reel n- tbe in dews a EI ou Adaw liekuew lot 1 of lie aroused of askrd negro liattacounty aceountof not peoplewere BLrkS revi- negrowas nercsthere llelidcone totownanddetailthe-factaasabove.

biweelfwell sted suestad auIthither once1 1V Lea. the them 1 Ahmit thta tolraeorgeKxica ofa audwben the gure he yerynneven many places m5mpy IITIOZItOctedeIl three ULOY creek the bbicourseancitma bathe Leee wbaLTe3 about nine andOreen Porseveis oreiglig use speed to keepla slgbtnntlL he arrived otUr housewhen bebegan amunda b5u-1s ouWdes i 5. 55'--- gro was the trawtook the dog be bouse The dog ran atonce In the straw ve every I ere. downiato bits. i-abbed imee.

Wright were on tsidentchlng. negroealledont I Varnot the- 5 tTbo sew up bli neck. Thenegro y. thIepeuflIe aid they. flutally conqueredhles ii gLeecanse npad istedtbeni tsk gro.

Indeed on the place dout ggeaicat lntercst I azsumonu thegcsnselflzlgbtof ace ets they hwlsccured htnithe negro 4 as whal they were after him about. melons. 4115 was astSrlda n. TWE bad tenasked him be AT He again said "I'm anything Iav dblrnilbadld notcroeathereIlroad he did prov beheardthe Le Dai dogwuafter Th com ativ 55fJ snake I ltol der. bly i peas fter I por tothecity.

ssantly an i resmons thej I rail wlthinflremlles I fletaome the road I ns tbitlwssthe muiwbo :5 the negn I Pt Idid notklll 1 rut lies :1 sel I Th an' 1111 we nt Th that theothernegro a. wa ted tent pa an that Ii cor day Us. ii no LInt hi en that st Ic id le wn an 51 that sta tin s- ottedthe aft lber havh au hted nd ii so use. aled to mmer. e' le Herefused.

11 a hite bit eli pmcur te bow ad he be th Si cu her clix he fterthe ti ts ac 4w ot Is se nonev ut th he wliiLeman to-divide Is dnt He brow 1w aC rawer. whitensan hi sIc tookbe 1OQtatnrried theuo th ut tooknsall lb. an here in er nd uegr oa hi im ith sa UE Ovuans5 fs tt nd 0 ot at Thon Ip- Icy n' ur Ti nd th ere a us- o. Theyweuldnotgivo un ro a 011 it this time will not belp in their captu re hey are fully posted about who they. ire tel.

se nd where they are reeking to ret nd ave ore ssus ofour LI. ese i the best i cc le I iwo artiesare butwedonotcare intact ere i nized wn Asaspocket givenewsof dy uhi AIU ofihis ct' bpeers withbting recenti the Ftijbdelphua dd wuOne of tichrnond thetata. onethousand a Uots house The igh ext theraili-onds Therecentrainsbad ksd elt thetcackatwentyfeet al5Otmb1e. 1ot4 will soon damapwill I San Franclace 1 eipectedthitabe totatreck. I I Iaciflestesm company's steapset uthtse eut ustice noun the governosbad attorneygeneraI was thetypes.

th turtherlndlguttydf ridlcnlee thisatatementyoluntaxilIuIts Neria DlstRrbaaees nly undzies ss sIL orderSonue the rioters nu tee wounded. dispatch Th Boa- ton otLosAngele mit tied bntgetUugonojiandfzre he abotonerub. her ksstandoundedbqthothers who flesh- aLJ .1 II lsytm teTbe Cousdtntioa5j11 Ii reported tbdugl locIally thttsta oue of ydivkver-m-quaisicj naeel tha dughteoI 9Memphis. 5' i i I. d4 at 4e.

esj 4 Wa wm offer ovz' Steaki.r- nLP' frS RY Frosse Jii date tm otScpteber 5- 5 a- s. A R. XO 5- re1 S. 5 0 Insure the speedy sale of our present atock. Osrobjeet Is tSCIjIO IrCI95It MeekWssO eer Store.

Wehah our THIRB btock lull SP(19 hh8 WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY. CALL ANUWWILL4CQ1MCE TOO linasstf uneaha th-n hpiavi I' for NEiAI led1 5 ETI4ECOXD DAY's PEOCEED. trea fere 187 gat The We LANTA The hav ra. by ifs tto risi ed. 5 ave granted to wa Ur PItEiDENTappointed a aft mittee co thecity ce re etc co he 1 was the there ve toftbecotnmitteo lny te I 1 Cg r.

CL bed take 1 no not be known in ey I. ves I. fo hi r. 1 a co re 5. senate had I LI co I sl I' ii 1 ti rect the guie r.

3ut son is tr Mr neral Lawtouwasweak ti I 0 te Us a to a. er a Notan exotic from en 01 ar gb ry we ave a fame wIth thesubstitute 1 i ado is 1 3. a nllIy U. on 1 tit at ji tion I a nate of du a ill tion nate. I ic r.

as 3 or thegovernor tile as ror tI ml it out wily not t-emed enoug nly i--- id pmprietvaL Ieli ity bonds. ri.ias one rena on hy 1t I lie itsfltute Co I I atter 1. yin e. peog LYE. bat con nd Wesit capaei ny IV lit.

ur lves justasajuror isproven ave as trr. na- me r5 ti lit- comn ee en ak- nganotherand ot ecu ur. lbs ortas ix monthswe The-con- aetbia dicers and tooter. circom- toprdventcberksln of not courtin we him-a roan nave thirtaen-enour-h ury gone countr- arrived fitat lObb3iP. s0a the iA1 I i speeialrdac DSIBOSE conthined believeihe j112ivery norla hasbceu bythe askedIoL b- notonby matterofusticeto our duty ii ptaiuaddl nnydhf buenos a err.

asuineu maid tttAtOWLfltO apeakon thlsquestioi Hedidnotwish reportmerei snd oommltteehedeenjed It propeostul- by tluIcpmproneiiew Theconinsitteebad- rep rte tittfsf igreedona the thegovernor. Use UV5flotis report menare for they the commit. Ithdehatetheaenagore who dectaretheir goy oplnlqn rot. byreroluiloms andthoy noeooztltudoualliusiuosuch savsebeit such expression amuntz to a law. We cats pass.

a resolution azj It a law. togmot tIeItTOQldb5T5b55flbedtttohays lhatrequeat.7be eenih righttoexpremslisvieuaa- anyqneston m75eni1 its siewsot Wears a legia bodyauid eaIIemne IgDOXwtM Iweest thes nete Mi1Ativebody.ii4I thsea bueazeee4 eJ kchictloMcaprupetG tIe. ie Governor was investigated subject of the Indian- the tyandwuhidorasd. the tr nce LetweeA this In 2 a cnirnittee was appolntelo cbqa agovernor reference doingexactlytbe nis jog plentyof Theentein5n firs this qnea- fer Ii lathe dutyot this seriatenyl ng vote to adopt this resolution. Jr ss took the chaIr.

fi repreue. ea was here i- FBESTONconUnnedbisTefA1T5 and ha er5 his ac ncluded. would make hIs I to he It I ca I I pr ry favorof to egeve a tlon wb or te uxuso aaiz tthe van ga I us I fe I. thismaiterbni betindeceni ntom Itla rightfom tog 0 su this toatter a Os lb latrue could- not r- lb a ard I- uldonly on Precedents ha fe een fo justify a. 5.

on. I- atlonof theState washed mcccl acot re Therewas olin S. 8- a on a. It ost aiim were it 5 iii ournal that this r- wit he ere t. ra and Mr.

Lzsrza he thaquestlon. words l3thMr. he ssaulton ey hadsaid beatcoatumefor lay lt he ew skin and had coma Into the senate I ead ma un- for. bileave 3 IIso moot I with of thejrevious Theflonie melal9 wascalled lIes- I Il sectioul397 fr leo I Theniotion requestoiMr. MoCvayof IIarttluc I itepreseut Co i thepnb ysleinpf iudpassed meat Ihe new To 11 of TO ct amen ing tie t-easurer's' bond from 200000 Ii.

To ot anslaIIow th To Mr. For the agalosihirn a Also To appmprhate2ObeseIUmmn S. A. defi not organised by the To sIlpra. taxes its- farr ar OnlvesultyoIOeorgia aUthOring1lfjc pithe se iteUpOZtRaferft4to astete corn.

Thceebealthcomwjs siocers eowmIasioncr special olphyii lanionstata bosrdof wlt1na ieeiaruy Vaavns-Incorparstlng Georgia Iudnztniel aseocia- Ilseilmite uneopora Mr. mannar of carryla kind of arose. 1WCIyec to juiiicfa4y com 5 cam ionaaof sssunty.to the i bridge over the Chattahooche. river- at I Monroe ferry estabilsim' Was' free bridge. Re1erre4 to cocuuitte on oorpor.

tlOflLt4. i a 55L LID sraciL IZLL Ti following and i r. Towe the act regulit. log theeocepenfo oL th oax of JIm- bun county. Ta tbe act creating a boaz4 of commi of- Psnldlag 5 Aho To ceateabea4ef eneamhe1 i 1snldIngcomeg1.

ofMqflor VIthin oilrwhi retstrattn of otershtCamdenCQUW kl To tim. mlinaing the 5 rter of St. Mary's. muiwi miLxa ON FIRST wnuxo. 1 he and referred red retsarnot I Referred to committee or To the offices of mx I I collector vounti I irs conulidatedand ii I ts conaolidatingfheeefl1cca.

committee onIinaece. e.snem To pvide for-allowing ii of wirrmnb toreplevy lb ppertytInfdfms Referee I committee on judiciary. ToJix-lbe teem of and survey eases Referred for cancellatIon of snort ges. Torepeml section42S of thecode. Its rred commltteecrnjudiciary Toainend the actautborlzlngjudgcsc employ itenographer.

realio of fof To amend section 4161 oLthe codt. Jle' rredto judiciary. Tosniendsectlon2I42243 of the code the thjur7lieI. ltteeon I To fl. thevoinsuitteeonjudlciary.

TomakeInapenaloffensetopoisoifsny provide bow and against1the 4 jurors In ee orth il em of ol rams thecurt be- committee on the changing the corn mtltes ca erns ejing ee Toarry el1ect section 11 lieferred au an. ines. 3Sij thejudiciiry. I section 5 I 3329 and to. Mr.

McCU1tILY offtfrtstl of theseats thegaliery speakerezelusively ingthevpeech I I MrTRTEERflered a tiuse otthe nlgbttoEddle wblcbwasagreedto visitUse GedrgiahvAugnst In nrano wuagtwedto. Qrunodon POLH1LLthse ate appOlntatig ajdintoommittee conferwlfls 5 iai tiniled mate. oiAmevtceatonte designa tin Usi fl the federalespltolaM. u. t--l'--- tinie5syacthaton cIaiIfllLIttatebevocouelderefi mnfi wheceaacrw1ord jr I aspic UnIverdiyoftbo state latel 4eceased 1 110 hIstoric dicovererof anesthesia and the ftMmaa foesnp1oysurpue etiieru an agent in a surgical opeva MaPehi81l and WtereszKaatai4 ss4.thetx joner end aiss ed a Mg5bonar goy thiment y.

iuiont. crougel. tie. of nba great service he andp4 human most ntis Tederal republic should tint per s1euuts so the utate qf tcorgttj should witi 4Una.g mem- ouvot hengreal Ii- the muscat the MDtheblitosto disooyeiea of anastliesl be- presente4 so the art gallery aiWesla1aiea.ty esttbILItedoriobo established to represealusaatiesL Geergia. Resolved That the nastie of Jam Uajcthorpe- itie htstisrtii founder of Elsa onenwhotb iii also presented to said galleyy to vp.

rsumijlie slate aTcopy oftSEIS preamble Intl resolution be transmitted ts the overnor to his exceurney the president el lb. batted States of Sn Ameriea a 1. so and house of aepeeeeatauya ts coo. greg at its next snd that copy thereof be sent by the greerae Sq pt ef- Seers In charge of aid art gallery Adjoume1wsU19 m. Great rnIt Pats' and Peas annuaezbibiIn oftbe Ltlanta pomological socIety will be had In hail on Whitehall street Tuesday Au gust 5 Contributions of ruiLs and flowers from rit sections of theatate The 10am.

which time be of the loUse ezh1bisand 2 for. each' person. 14 the qd contributions to Mark Wi Johnson 27 Maniettastreet. Expresscompanwjlj earryabipusenti of fruits etc. free.

The Ioanhf rustuc stands ctc. by the ladies will' be rraLIrannrarIatp4. a iicacii Lot isis at all the sIsrse.e Sc vu P. President. 5 p.s itnhIiii.

RLJ000LIS July voJ' The recent kUling4ofheSpofl elderin Whitfield couutyitflrzt reported In cat-aces county hsagiveaarlde publicIty to tile names ofthe perpetrators as pub- 1 lihe4 byJbe jury of usquett AfoOng the nmes Li that lien. Vlark 1Whlle I do nohdesirobere to expre kny optubon as to the justice on Injustice of the sciJ dim desire to uy irp not the llenClarke reterceskto. is' toentet this Ihave I many irand and ity aodd1fierentpociins of the state who may thlit trots- thenan I aroUse I arsywhenln fict1 am In neauy related whim. i ZIUL1s-CsHegs 5 We have received the hienniai telogcie LaGrangefemale cohlege J8lsojlIa a tiiotgrow ansi prceper- lIes JsLlMsy eon the preeidentranks deeftyedlyhjgit an lnetructond Iltib I sugtalne4 a Wyhioti ecognized5 as en edastionaL eaotsr mazsyyezs ttiabee3th4 there laano I moreinseijigentand ctuioujtV9 I WeeaN Mteaiis totbestheMt ad c1si. Psep am Ibse sctbe a i twp1i sILIe leek 1hit4eai 5 1 UANDTLL Good quality c.

wiI dge. Idging an41 1tieerdn VesT bandseM4 Pung 5 as Sue kding and Inserting C5c 750 and 6 Thekiand djif sea. a Tusks-- and onbI. sIldge45e. 12 Tnth.

46e. 7TtICkIIDddIe 5a STocks. beta anti wide Ltoi znaerung audvee be. arnie Edging. see.

I IundshmC dg1ng ingsLca ancfsomeXkhtilresse I tTucka utamingan 1 Zdg2nrYc. I trafinsfrorn4UInC epwaide. SKIRTSSS. Tmieti aidehesa a tocents. TUCkIZndEUffie fc ie et ncks.

see ass. I zUa an 51 1. ORsrs mit I' Qt ur Mar Bone ur I. poon-bumt 511. lace-I only Sd eewhtre mb.

finis ii mac TflE BZR MWNITEWALL STS54. GEOBthA. 5 c- 2 OUR PApIeNSANDrvBLIcI I thaI now 1natsgu ateni5nl il1Ah I Aswekredetermtaednottotenioveranyc urgoods Season we oft ur purthss I JASSII and FantyUeodslntbe tty. onet2i atock' j1 Q5PERENT rain or 3 Of nafl pm1TtIh15e1iOW1tI p511051 and the public eneral It with us ever four id sbonemttnwhiwehYeItLted AlivE a- AT 0715 SlICE AND EEL isa PictureFarneflepartrneni wblchisundthe an ndenssntlmtandaohtaibsnovelties In Ete5iiever Ionogranis7 Ninies oatot Arias Xc tt. toes iitlemostirthUe manner.

Wuarnuuto Juy2 dl 14 attebaitbi Sr QeanstIniet YoiiYevcr a I JIDIvOES COSTITIITIOS The accnrrencs local qaaranttnd buns bagery Ui personal dslnmunication. phlsrppedlt sayaThe theorydf- quarantine etes aid a S. quarantine. has a naner lefir last ofihC Its to be strongefTorfs beingmadetosjjdleit upon corneWhlie money will pnrposethe It 1sthe false front unwan. will have The it quaranti pOreOifOus bayou wbich but is and the iave- eaeriiictheiratteution-b properdirection.

be no Is a tunas' sue ILIL5LiJ iuuiure courslngsome streets of everywhere. ap- A geefroen Memphis inforinsse get id predict Memphis will cues comparative freedom finns' fatly done anti ap during the safetyby ezcesslvel avoid Iik calamity by JJ1QWxrrxouuszs. Premium List the recepll6nof the ofthe Georgia be held at 71 andthe very iieaily Watchman A Athens. APIaermou 5--- unclmy booming 11ev W. 11 D.

a delly- crc. at forMs beantyand power It letisnaubject PLTneiser Suqdaythe coisgi4gUon' of lhe Jecatnt Baptist Tuckertob. the I The the biggeatcongre. onryn Iie faca on tton of .3 Aa. Judignaist PapleaSE MONTEtAL July' 2 An indignatIon meeting wa here last resOlutions wero PASSed bgainst emove ofUeutenant Letelliei iS.

Sr u1 flead 8aJly2t11onH. Y. Uttlr l. rstof.theAIibasasanate-l deaihsi tfr as EiriamRosiie- I ATLAPT GilJulls3 VfUIluls7uTowndsjIi UughcaNe Ybrk Ga I Weavey-Cbar lotte I-Frank WuvesLcngstout GaWj it' 5 itabens. Is IL.

WectheaI4andyffle15p WinnMarleezaW Brown New 0rhseo.sW- iLaUowi7 Stead tnd MeredtnhA SuUJy 8ayanuah TerrlIiSaYanuahTOMcLeadon Macou Altert New York RI Frank liallimore IJ Iteilly. PetilimIlFlaVirail Fowenl5conJ Webster A BWtOJt Siar. tulie Charitea and 1 wife Os II 14 Ruaiiius uevfcna 0 8m1 tra A Warwicd Qiaslotte ilo4gea tr ntrsi .1 Ifarper. Amezicualf A Station 5ea4 5flADCoylngsou kheaeorgiaAndereoss Coving. ton.

S5yfl Augusta rankha Wrtgbt Oovtnton Jamot Wiies- wife- and child Darien Ga- FrancIc-cthstnnaU A claidwen. Lieoa Retting Macon JABecka0rilnljDwiudU OIsciP Souls-an Chsttanooa LninwangerMaom jy WOTTOU new Tork OeOIYtSoaCliIicker JbLemon As wnrth vaansh Yesther 1mbaJ1H.use I i uAzLanTAGAJuIrse1ss9. It LEased. Va 31 IntoUtjts1Jl bausmfiieon thriaj. II Leonard.

Ga 1 i' ilamnwud bevannab Brady Washington Gao Veer. Stailiunote Wia Ebeweiljr Philaderphsa-p a lloyd Leasy tJnotItnthsrford Siswu yort. Oat A crk and servant Unlte.t- SteteLKayJ iytnzs Maryland Collier hlougtotj mutt. 7 fra YoitIne Ibutton omov It Esea. IfdJsot3 MeQue ijdoa London Wi5urkeMIeOnGaMp-iteeje 5uidntm IL Attasy' 3 W.

Reid Lyon buena Murpty BXemvflijco4 Fort EebsANeabe Ar Whittle Macro- Ga 1 Trammefl Grtuo3znea Boyassno Grima i IL lAnier neltimoiv LIE Ts.ssumeij- Dalwn Miohusie PIIos Ano Ala too4 wife Nw orleans1 iv :11 eed Forsyth I Y1ettibe VorayUs' 1' teTear ltaJfnoy AT Dallisa wife Tyoup Fatoy WitkwIfa and son Sin Lamer ad hmuy MI Lust. lto1eyWest Potet- tern Tort LJpusnson Newnsii tia. TI Ilseescssi Macon Ga' E- 1artmsi ines Rowland Ifuier at. Laui. i Ifelmea Co1o Obu Iteador TbSlDIfrdorCKNealGa 5 0 oslOMinaeIl.

IdawOslean. fafA llmen If Tla ILewsoeItcueic. AJj.sneMcon3uoT Eralnw. 1 PTbouoaPreu titearn dai. mel ci tit ItAaSHAVI gALIWlLr Bg POLS Us muntbuuseduoriti At.

aid TU1OI SOUnty GeorgIa on the iatyap4y a Lagugmexi between ii. lcgai beams ef sele fufluwbg property owjp Ui lot numbeseli sad las wead 5 laud lot aiodissaa seu.s ech 5 Nswot WIedor a wtiieui eaWVtseIslaiaseis ndaweftotsetIyugtIanit. eadse W. Wagen as Fead hrwjjyl II ealyrelleli AflkGns e. olZin1 Sat os o7I2elilll oa Na ii li-j Ladies' IQeents.

Ladles LaIn AL Llnen licmeii HOSIERY LMba tag and ROUCH1G With Valene- 4 Eritntte Lr 1 i GT1 1hilTh IAcE cars EPD1ALTT. a witbouf adding ormoresoundbnainess men tothe roll of the We note with ipej satisfaction tha Dr. ft. Plnntb years of l1il i drnggtha Augusta has Atlani1 a. with the livcaud prej firm of 1 Lamar.

Plumb wilinsake u. S. and both himself and family will welcotnoi ai our cOts1rii Atlanta. I I. dcodtmtinlace of Lastnightwhile Missienny listless if the Ire vii I I Carter a it GOLD ANDSILVEB WAJCHE S.

bIRXE d5nsloed B1ACKDRAUGHTcurescostietst. a 1. 1. Pntoa FOWLERE FLY. FANS 0 HomoNo or lLestaun Ut.

withoutthem la 8etliThomaz ri fce CreamPreezersR I1 beetin I 1I prices cY In. by buying fri 8 a Fl 2000 YchllY luirgeiasortment of Lu garanteed CT Cr ar tp3OOQ I' TEVENS COs I' uiYho1 dBetai1Jestlders IThitehall Since I. sa4lial3di2tn4Lhpw-- Atrialpa ltsgeofSLACKDRAUGW lulyPldcedrnm wtitispg IIem J. IL at lbs. Lor5tlseiast itia Li sue tI rtu- languageawill welito ant French- the very 0.

Box 9- bet 4tACkDlAUGHTt oye dysp Il- p. Foi sale by BUNT. RANTIg A .131 iiaxljnnn aat4t p4 I 0 Doeleja Yeast r- In by the aulhorif is America emlntnt Professor Borer NewYork City who nih ei FOBS lowderand treat us. 5. 5 Goose Dotrits hi.

P. tb. andToxlcologylu Dglleyue 1 tie neilere lets Thu If everyone we ifop Bit sea wouhiibemueh sick eel1 flndinLapuwhcto larnlUeakeephs I sib tniflln lirjtsus We mdciii to tr it. I. top using CaIorneand BLACI DRAUGHTforvcr diseases.

1 ForaelebyySUACOC JU1Y eat irk liaudaome5jeelsnen- hit 1 s.bo- deft Lion oftite LoilmiChj State LottaryCQ. 9. 334 CaieAL8yNei Tobk June28 18 this The signed certifies that he W3 rId II iar 14it5 tClasi extrtordil tha.J..mielsna Lull 1- lrc winces urew the capital crone tttt day thousand 1Qpc. dollars. on Th LIsa Juue17 l87O- mid lcket Isavicgirat sum zt the oce cf 11 .1 Iauphlh-5I Dmidwi Yew York I and that the amount was' promptly 7A1 full cii pvtsnvatiosI adIh6 ticket It company New Orleans i jpi IC0TU5TV Tberiexl r1 12th anJ Lh readercan gTnaay1nf plI lion oappliiikjij to A jst31 0 thisane La.

aria" 1. 3l1Jrodiy New York cty. july 1s' mm 4oz3I ihiyt cornpliint' 0 C. dollc'iyl ofLACkDRAU pi YouT1bis iejh1je Jr. fL x.

yoresSb7LLPUIU 11Sijoly deodsteea thnrIeAiIh IiOLA3se LEa IOTIC IS ac iw" TZIIksZ Teeniest hail J4eberrnmnlbeTrnnk nsa Efi White i BIER aid astebeiat bar-- nd Ladies' Satchels at i gain l4arbemiuTrunk Y1Ct Whl e11e tisthU jnlftl C'- ijO- et lhe is luiseted at WbItsMIlstzevr 5. p. 31 gbI 1 the fe esl bI yUie ii ha nra. Abou 1T sitS tiona rtAl mcci merot bocan Ithiti ce staU earlE outbrts TheI reb PatriCk day ins Nrc lertlay 10 the ebiid 0 vmti ulesise. macaol astiotsal sazilhery socas Nas qflsJltltl In Co Ira cUb thai NznL Cray Ic tywas MrsAuf fe tI bOarti of child.

is beat door enpied not aecli takenste noselble. Ita. Se Irishmen disinfecti In betndisln Wntilarw Intend thiiclly SyLoci otlfrs1i Lever it Ronew Cefqini ho cam jest was Ill0Tfey establ inatsupa Iogofsl infietp4 7ellow few Bourbotti 8inday iii comil and lititewere anthoj lOllIsYi thenr taday0 Ssobagge fpeCtion see that bytbequa The waaverc aultedrp was Is lIiwyo from PIy lived it Ptitinfor posed to stat wIcr and 1son stat IOdIy1rs Ms5 cIsc 7tUre Mzth. 1 Jobi flj May Ifoles the WSdneiilay lNtOfwi lsv eassItsolL thsold551 CIy 4.