The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 5

AUEMAABLE STORY. ran youxo 1111 JZElrlrD TO jsvxotiari nt6AXE. JE' IS J. H. DOWNS OF CARROLL.

I from Custody and Wi Family Raft en Unble to Hear From mm Until I Arrested CotlfeMs to the and Implicates a Young rJlIICWL One of the mort remarkable stories to th rlminal history of Georgia wai told yesterday Justice court. The central figure in the strange story th young win who was arrested Sunday mornln lor burglarizing a doctors office on Decatur ttreet. The ouuz man gave his name Dr. Hear Davis. lie is not a physician.

He is not Henry Davis. lie is J. II. Downs of Csnoll coucty. And he believed to bf insane.

Another feature of the story and ft feature that premise strange developments of its own the strut of Dr. J. T. Herndon as a party Ute burglary. Davis or Downs confessed the burglary saying that he had paid a negro 5 to break open the door.

Then said lie I went in and took the instruments myself. Dr. on arranged i ill through lid the understanding was that we were to divide the goods. We did dl. ride them suet like we had agreed to do.

Dr. Iferndon was arrested lid Judge Lanhum bound him over to newer the charge II in the city court. Down. History Downs the insane man that stole the goods Is 27 years of age. His father i JudSe J.

W. Downs of Bow den Carroll county. The old rentleman was Ii brave a soldier as there was In the confederate army and since the warhes been I hardworking prosperous farmer and i man of considerable influence in his county. The family are all well-to-do and highly respected. Young Downs married made money at his trade of wagon and carriage making.

and In 1885-0 was mayor of Bowden. No young man In Carroll county had brighter prospects before him. In the latter part of 1886 the young man began acting strangely. He seemed to lose all affection for his wife and family. He neglected his business and finally sold it at a sacrifice and against the urgent remonstrance of hi father.

Then his wife became afraid to live with him. Three children all boys had been born to the young couple. and often the mother would take her babies and run away from home for fear her husband would till them. Finally the young mans father took charge of him. All that parents and relatives and friends could do was done for the young man but despite all this his condition grew rapidly worse.

and on the first of April 1887 Downs was BEST TO THE UYLUM. He remained there until December 17 87. Then his father was allowed to' take the young mm tack home. Downs was not discharged from the asylum but simply released on furlough. It was hoped that home associations and the companionship of his wife and children would benefit him especially as he himself begged continuously to be sent back home.

The return home did not have the effect in tended. Downs refused to see his wile and secfced to have lust all natural affection for his parents and his children. HU condition grew worse so rapidly tilt his father was compelled to lock him up in his own room. The young man we a physical as well as a mental wreck. His melancholy took a desperate turn eventually and sin ATTEMPTED SUICIDE by swallowing two ounces of laudanum His escape from death a narrow one.

After this he made repeated efforts to kill himself keeping his family in constant suspense and dread. lie tried to km himself with a gun anti again with a razor. More than once he was caught eating matches. Night and day a guard was kept over him. Time and scam the insane man made efforts to escape resorting to the most ingenious devices and persevering with an energy and courage that a sane man could never have displayed.

Twice he succeeded in escaping from custody. The first time he was lost for two days. and the fAwHY and neighbors searched night and day expecting nothing better than the recovery of his body. llejwas found on the edge of a millpond with his Lat shoes coot and vest off and a rope in his hands. He was coolly preparing to weight himself down and drown in the creek.

The second time he escaped he was out for seven days in the woods. During that time it reined almost incessantly and the madman was without food or shelter. lie was found completely prostrated by the hunger and exposure lying in the woods and unable to move or call. Finding that It was impossible to keep his son In safety Judge Downs wrote to Dr. Powell superintendent of the asylum in Milledg villo that he was coming to toMilledgevilla with his eon in custody.

That night DOWNS ESCAPED. Again a search was made and for a month afterwards parties would scour the woods for miles around Bowden. Descriptive circular and telegrams were soul all over the southern states but no trace was found. On Ui 20th of November. six weeks aftea Downs had disappeared from home.

to young man named G. W. Little stopped at Lnhonia. As he stepped into tho front door of the hotel he fac young Downs. Whybelio Downs.

He ld out his hand in greeting to his friend. Downs tarn lid ran without A word In reply. Word was telegraphed to Judge Downs sod he used every effort to trace his son. Agalu the young man had disappeared and left no trace behind him. is JrLAo About three months aro Downs came to Atlanta.

He tried 101 Decatur street and placed Himself in the hands of Dr O. W. Bxnchmanof New York proprietor Cherokee Indian remedies whose office was next door to So. 101. Downs always had plenty of money so Dr.

Baaghiuan says but seemed to have no regular business. After staying here a month Downs still calling himself Henry Davis moved into the office with Dr. Joel F. Hammond on Peachtree near th junction of Broad. He went as a patient of Dr.

Hammond. A few days aft mo. in there a strange circular suede tie appearance on the streets. It was headed Dr Ism with Joel F. Hammond Health I Wealth.

The circular was two-thirds as largo as a of the Coxsrmmox sad the reading matter was arranged in columns like a. newspaper lid broken up into head The circular was worded in plain vulgar suggestive feeble. It was obscene. Further ow falh thsjiaserDowni was referred to a Professor Henry Davis just from the Indian Territory. Can tell jour fortunes.

Can tell the past tA the future. Downs worked incessantly. Whets was not attending to a. patient he down at the toot of the steps distributing the circulars. As late is 11 o'clock at Bight ho would stand there chattering with the cold lid his limbs trembling in a lsy like fashion txculUr to tt physical disease that had destroyed his He attended to Urn lelou pie that came to him for to new to a and wfll benentbacV faj MiHedci Villa toon the nxtMarfftfcn can I pad out Dr.

ITanuandYIart Dr. Ilamnoad wrote the circular. lie stated to a Coaitminon reporter liu Teninc. Four day ago there were tho circulars in his office. Last night the were ll gone.

Pressed for an explanation 1)U connection With Downs Dr. Hammond road. substantially the following statement kvDavU offered meLTO for tbeaseof ray earn lid influence. I consented. lamsorryldi it.

but I did. He did not pa me the mone be promised Did you know be was crazy T' never suspected it until. a week or te dan ajto. Be ft insane but htr the harped fellow I ever saw. He could snake mone where a ground squirrel would perish.

Ton think he crazy now Oh no doubt about It. I aware that court this morning. There Utile doubt of this now. but a moe peculiar and unusual feature of his insanity i nil mauls for mating money and his success li making It. He is miserly to a degree seldom teen.

The books show that this insane man with absolutely no experience as a physician. an without friend in Atlanta came here an made his fake practice pay him nearly 8200 i month. He is a complete physical wreck aa he is insane. But he made 200 a month. His idea about posing as an Indian doctor wee doubtless borrowed from his experience with Baughman the Decatur street man.

Besides the 250 offered Dr. Hammond for the use of his name Downs paid the office ren for two months bought tome office furniture lid has in fact. snot an the current expenses. A Theory. The evidence against Herndon is that wont into Dr.

Hammond's office and sat down at the table. Mr. L. J. Daniel will sweat oday that he saw Dr.

Herndon take from his pocket. a Jackage about an inch' thick anc eight inches long. This was wrapped up. My. Daniel will also swear that after he had sat at the table a while Dr.

Herndon picked the package from the table and exclaimed as though he had just seen it Hello what it this It was a pair of tooth forceps Identified subsequently of the property of fiaugbman. sow suppose the forceps were there when Herndon went to. Suppose he found the package there on the table and exclaimed a he saw it for the first time Hello what it this This is not intended as a roundabout way of saying that Herndon innocent and Dr. Hammond guilty but Davis or Downs was in the office with Dr. Hammond.

Downs was a weak tool in the hands of whoever chose to exert any influence over him. It has been for some time the wish of Dr. Hammond to go west to Texas or the Indian territory and a dayor two before the burglary he remarked that he had made up his mind to go west and was going to get up a lot of instruments and leave here. He has a brother that killed a man in Atlanta bout the close of the war. That brother is now is Texas and doing well and has for some time past been advising Dr.

Hammond to come to him. Davis or Downs was in love with the scheme. He was too near home and liable to be recognized at arty minute. He had seen Captain Couch passing. and remarked one day that the captain knew him when he was a boy and he was afraid to pass the captain on the streets.

Downs wanted to go west. They needed a lot of Instruments. Downs steals the instruments and eretB caught. Mr. Daniels testimony may or may not be explained.

Herndon may be guilty. And he may not. THERE WAS NO INQUEST But Quoenie Worthy's Brother Will Pursue His Investigation Qucenie Worthy's death is involved in mystery. The mystery is no nearer solution than yos- wrday. After talking with several witnesses Cor- oner Avery decided not to resurrect the body but advised McNeY' to have Worthy appre.

hended and broTxbt before a justice of the peace so as to bring out the testimony in the case and then if the evidence was of such a character as to demand an inquest the body euid be exhumed and an inquest held. McNey went to Judge King and had a talk with him in regard to theuaatter but Judge King was of the opinion that MoNey had best fully really before entering into such a case. McNey then went away to prepare himself more fully to deal with the matter before taking further steps. Dr. Avery had a talk with the older of the two women who roomed in the apartment adjoining the one in which Hams.

and Queenie Worthy lived. and this woman corroborated thu story of Ramps failure to assist his wife when she found herself on fire. The case promises some interesting develop- ments before it Is through with. Mr. Loekhard Dead.

Mr. J. A. Lockhard master of trains of the Richmond and Danville railroad died Ill. his rest.

deow on Crew tre Monday night. Mr. Locktard had been in bad health for a year or more. and or sever months hi condition hat been such I bat lie was compelled to remain at home. IDs death was caused tram spinet trouble.

He died at the age of 35 and was quite popular with the railroad officials of the city and particularly those connected wrththe Richmond end Danville railroad company. These officials showed him every attention during his illness. He was a member of Capital City lodge of Kntgha of Pythtas moms esteemed by the members of that organi ration. Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock the members is Capitol lodge met and marched to the late residenc of we deceased wrien the funeral exercises took place. They were conducted by Dr.

IL Morrison. Wb they were over organization escorted the remains to the union passenger depot where tbe were placed on a train and shipped to hit tale home la Liberty The deceased leaves a wife sod sis ter. Agents and Emigrants. Charley Walker passenger agent of the Western cud Atlantic railroad passed through Atlanta yesterd-ty with one hundred and fifteen negroes from North Carolina. who were on their way to Mississippi and Louisiana.

where they will be riven emiloyraentnpon the plantations owned By John P. Richardson and brother extensive cot- ion planters. The were from Durham FtffVattattl yi that they were collected by a aewo emigrant agent by tOe name of Evens for shipment to Arkansas but upon being told that no more negroes were wanted In Arkansas. Walker got them for the One of the party was Ix to say that many if them would leave the Richardson IS soon as they rould slip away and crew over to Arkansas. Peg Williams shipped a party of oflifteen emigrants to Little Rock Art and then left tar Goldsbaro in search of others.

Trains Leave the Track. Portions of the freight trains on the EAU Tenses seeVIrgrla cud George between Atlanta lid Macon left the track yesterday. lid until these obstructions re moved badness was suspended. Th lint accident oeeurea about 8 o'clock in the morning near lluiton wherocight rare were thrown from the track and at 1:90 Po in. seer McPherson tin ears wire ditched.

The damage done light. Coil consisted principally of delay to transportation un- 11 the track was cleared. Business will be re lamed this morning. RAILROAD PERSONALS. President Fleming duBiqoDof the senate latthe KirnbuU.

Samuel R. Einst and wile are among the pleats of the Ziasball. G. Grunby Jordan and James A. Lewis of Columbus ire visiting is Atlanta.

Ed T. Chartton general passenger agent of the Central railroad to in UM city. F. B. Burnham of Chicago.

architect of Georgia's espttoa reached Atlanta last evening accompanied by Sirs. Buruham. E. Bttrkley superintendent and C. P.

Ham. mends civil engineer of the Richmond lid Den- tlle railroad have gone on a visit to Charlotte. W. Thomas superintendent of motive owwaMD vrUno abler engineer of UK Ease ene se Virginia and Georgia railroad. reached Jane L.

Taylor eneral passenger agent of be Richmond and Danville railroad bo has been a the city for several days on official business left Wash oa tIa atertiOoL TYPK WRITING lad St Bocraphie Business jui Kind of Work Messrs. Crankaha Johnson. who are ox. rt stenographers lid type writers hive opened ass effiwatSi Marietta street They Will Go au kinds AND Celebrate the Twsnty1ftb Anntrereary ofTbel Weddlnj An HejsntEntertainment Eibc rate Other Saeieiy Sew A more elegant and delightful entertainment was never gives than that at the 110114 of Mr. aai Ma Samoei iLlnman last- erenini The rteep bon corameaorited the twentySat anniversary Mr.

and and this was car- tlnthedecorAlionz. In tile front parlor on th Tell hand the arch the deep bow window was ornaments wnll JD1iix with lh dates 1 63 lid 1889 wrought mtmllaxatii foweru. The mantel was adorned. with tJUiiIItII roses end ferns. The corners of the square entrance" bill were flBea with' lid stands of growing pUntt and the drawing room on' th right wi fragrant with the odor of roses and violets which crate from lower vases and bowls.

In the supper room. openlni upon this apartment was a perfect piritare in ex qutlite decoration. Pink was the prevailing color. A crescent mealeentlrely of IBles of the valley was one of the most exquisite of the floral ornaments The little tote tables placed here and there all contained tome graceful ornament in fruit 01 flowers and nbounlerel 01 candy. Among loveliest of the floral decorations on them was i crescent of carnations with a background of dart ferns andsmUax bridging out brilliantly their glowing hues.

The library leading from this room was used for lemonade which wee served In an exquisitely painted china bowl on a table decorated with flowers. The stairway wee trimmed with gray moss. the dull tone being brightened by en intermingling of rcc covered holly branches the artistic deoora Uos giving the appearance pf reels amid gray ashes. Beneath this utt1rwsy tile musicians concealed by East India palms banana plants and ferns discoursed delightful music all during ta evening. The long dining room on the lett presented i scene bewilderingly beautiful with Its profusion ol flowers and brilliant Urhis.

The supper tables centre piece wise magnificent cuwglassand silver epergne filled with calla lilies and rich foliage. An. other beautiful decoration was an immense cut- glass bowl filled with Mareselaci Nell and La France roses and placed on a round mirror surrounded by glasses filled with rose colored syllabub. Another glass bowl contained Yareacbal setl roses and there was every lovely ornament magi nable In he shape of handsome cakes and confections. All.

the a tables were adorned with flowers and the largest in the bow window at the end of the room contained a tall. massive silver candelabra giving sol light from myriads of white tapirs and bringing out to still greater perfection the beauty a stand of glorious bride roses beneath. The tall carved mantel was adorned with vases lilted with brilliant pontCttta leaves and the center decoration was a tilting basket filled with rare and brilliant blossoms passion flowers pansies heliotrope azealeas pelegonlnms and patma violets. A walnut buffet was adorned with tropical fruits arranged in rare china and glen epergne and bowls and the large sideboard opposite was brilliant with handsome silver and glass and contained as Its center ornament a large VIM of brilliant Arseri- can beauty roses with a background of fresh delicate fern leaves. Every1 delicacy that could be thought of was wired to the guests in the most exoulsltertyleand though many people were present.

the large supper rooms enabled all to be comfortably seated. Never was an entertainment more enjoyed and the guests bode their charming host and hostess adieu with hearty congratulations and sincere wishes that. their wedding anniversaries would always asbright and that their happy lives might celebrate many more such years together. Mrs. Inman was very handsome In an elegant gown of mos green velvet en train with front of cut passementerie trimming over pale green silk.

Miss Nellie Inman looted lovely in a Paris gown of pale gray saiin brocaded in large point roses and trimmed with solid old we silk. She carried so immense bouquet of rod and white cameltasaud violets. Among those present were noticed Mr. and Sirs. W.

P. moan Mr. and Mrs. Fitten Mr. and Sirs Grady Dr.

end Mrs. Walter Taylor. Sirs. Grant Mrs Rhode Hill Sir and Mrs. Robert Clarke Yr.

and Sire. Draper Mr. and Mrs. English Mr. and Mrs Moore Mr.

and Mrs. Gray Mr. end Mrs. Dlckson Mr. and Sirs Mime Dr.

and Mrs. Baird Yr and Mrs. Joe Klngtberry Sir. and Mm. Maddox Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. Adsir Dr. and Sirs' lIagan Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Lowe. Mrs.

Wellborn Hill Mr. ud Mrs. Clam IIarriP Mr. and Mr Carroll Payne Sir. and Mrs.

KenJall Mr. and Mrs. Thornton. Mr. and Mrs.

Porter Mr. and Mr Snook. Mr. and Sirs Nuunany. Mr.

and Mr Edward DuBose Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Meador Mr.

end Mrs. Block. Mr. and Mrs. Van Winkle Mrs.

WUkule. Mrs. PatiUo Miss Grant Miss Maddox Miss Selden of Memphis Miss Lily Orme. Miss Algood Mm Minute HllJyer Miss Martin Miss Rena Snook Miss Kffie Howell Miss Lily Goldsmith MlsiLyonof Balti. more Miss Annie Raine Miss Speer.

of Macon Mica Annie Speer. Miss Hattie lumen Situ Adalrue Adair. Dr. Willis Westmoroland Jr. Major Comegys Mr Fryer Mynah Mr.

Davis Mr. B. Shepherd Mr. N. B.

Marsh Mr. Will midas Major Robluoa Mr. Morris Brandon Mr. R. J.

Lowry. Mr. 1. 1. MeClca- ky.

Mr. William Speer Mr. John Grant Mr. Hugh Adams Sir. Tom Cobb Jackson Sir.

Thovu Erwin Mr. Si. IL Nutting CapUla Phillips of Nashville Mr. ILirTBIlOOk Mr. Aleck Hull Mr.

Gordon Miser Mr. John Baton Mr. Eli Hulsey Mr. Vol Talllafer. no Mr.

Archie Gregory Mr. Fulton CoMile Mr. John Little of Columbus Mr. Uynds Mr. Howard Mr.

Elijah Brown Mr. Ferrer Mr. Ed. lea Mr. Harry Malone Mr.

John Rain and others Miss Silv gave on yesterday evening an elegant brown to a party of friends irons Chicago. The table was a. dream of beauty and the most delightful menu was daintily served In ex. quWte china arid cut glass. Miss Sllveys entertainments are noted for their elegance.

lid this was one of her most elegant affairs. Miss Randy of New Orleans will be the guest of Mr Charles Handy at the Kimball. Miss Maggie Baldwin after spending the winter in Knoxville Tenn. returned last night nd Is at hems No. 7 Walnut street.

Her sister Mrs. Ben Daniel. accompanied her. TM marriage of Miss Laura Lovejoy to Mr. ft.

1. Wyatt will take place tomorrow evening Ct past eight o'clock at the tome 01 the bride 165 Ivy street. A number of the friends of Mr. Wyait and Miss Lovejoy will be present and the wedding will be a very Lovely one the bride will wear a wedding gown end her two younger sisters will a is maids of honor. At twelve o'clock the happy 4lr will take the train ft Florida there to upend heir honeymoon In tbe Vautlful laud of flowers.

Tbe omission of the name of Miss Gertrude Thomas among the vocal singers at Mr. Sternbergs leneert was caused by a confusion of names. The long Marguerite deserved the highest praise and was heartily applauded. The voice expressive and lekgDtftil. was given added beauty cud force by the irseeful spirit end abandon with which the threw if whole soul into the song.

Sue has the majme- Ism her mode that makes a songstress adored ly her ndienOl. A happy marriage took place yesterday ifteruooa at the residence of the brides mother 1A. Moore. on Crow street. tbe contracting uties being Situ Willie Mctarty and Mr.

Walker oson. Promptly at o'clock the coriple entered the preceded by Dr. McDonald and Miss Aflame Adair. I a short beautiful ereDouy Dr. McDonald pronounced them man and wile The bride looked very handsome in a dark green travel- na rit and carried a boueh of exquisite cream.

roses in her hand. lust after. the ceremony the guest were Irlted itUKdtniagroom whe oa dainty and altogether elUhtfU lunch was served from the beautifully ecenued tables. Yr end Mrs. Duiuon left at of o'clock for la- Grange.

whore they wfll pei seven days with IrDaiuons family. Oe their nun to AUDI they wiB reside at Crew street. Mrt-Dnnaonb tt only daughter of Mrs. LI. core end ha many warm frk and admirers wUIrtidlotDowbabwm will remaUtn anflL ViDnnaon.

wttthoneofthsmwtproro. ini Vadus8e of eee' pttrreUwnt member utth. Stoat Scptbt church Irs Jtf obre' wtt sauisiof in enteitainiug and Mrs. J. D.

Mccarty. There were Leo present Mtand Mn Campbell oGinesyille Ir. andHri Danf6n. of LaGrange ndjtr Xorthea and MiicseTicLenor Patmok Jennie Dirt wttlaMcDonalJIrtcra AdairandItanto tinith etsii AvHandlfl. KAdalr.

GeorgTan JysJJ McCtty James Carlton. John' Dickey and othert Mr. Xlasr accompanied by hit ndJohnl ft yesterday for Florida. They irj visit OcaX St Enterprise dg. and other points or interest before returning me.

Their vislMo Florida wfll covet a period of ten days The PeJsma club tendered Mr. AThert Howell Jz. a ftreweff banquet last' night on. CK occasion of his departure today for Augusta where bets to be married to Mia Bessie yartln. The dub consista of Maser.

flarr3r SnO Gordon Riser John UU1 Will Preehtt nd Max Adams. add Ux entertainment wasa most delightful affair in a respect The menu wee varied lid ideates. eon sitting of eighteen courses of the most rar viand and I wines and Mr. BtttDwln of the Mimilell bouse I' which hostelry the banquet was ti1fo pronounced It the most elaborate Spread set ftrth a tits house. Toasts were offered II responded by thenosts and guest and the evening- was lien most pleasantly by all parties participating.

HissDsux SARDERS has turned to her home In Madison after a pleasant visit to In title city. Miss Sanders made manyjfrtendi while in the city vho will regret to hear terde garters. AFTER TWENTY-FIVE TEARS TheKalthliof PrthlaC lebr tc the Anal vers ry of tb Organization. The twenty-fifth anniversary of the Knights oj Pythlu was celebrated last night at ConcordJa hall with a magnificent banquet The order in Atlanta hai torte lodges with a membership of about three hundred and fifty. Tbe order was founded in Washington D.

a Fe bruary 19th 1864. 1 be banquet took place In the dinning ball and was gotten up in the most elaborate style. Ilia Julie fitrause was in charge Oi the table and under her guidance a wore or more of waiters looked liter the wants 01 those who set at tbe table. During the evening a tine band of music was in attendance to add to the pleasures of the occasion. Mr.

W. A Long presided as west master and did so in a peculiarly happy manner. The following was the programme The toasts and responses were The Supreme and Grand Lodges. In thy law doth he meditate day cud night. J.

St. Runnicum. The True words are bonds his oaths are oracles. His love sincere. his thoughts immaculate me tears pure messages sent from Ms tea-ct.

His heart a fur from fraud as heaven from earth. Hamilton Douglass. The Goat" Conviction is useless till it be con verted into action. J. Crenshaw.

The First Bank Friendship Judge before friendship then mllde till death. Burton Smith. The Second Rani-Cbarltv. Charity itself fulfils the law. And who can sever UtI from charity Sumner Salter.

The Third Bank Benevolence. Mow that little candle throws his beams. 53 nhlnea a good deed in a naughty world. Steve Jonnson. Pluto Hear me old Mangle for a wee.

An' let poor damned bodies be For strange to tell The youngest brother ye wad whip. Off straight to bell. W. A The Order our order extended be All nations o'er. Porter King.

Our Ladles. "I'm not denyln' tbe women are foolish God Almighty made em to match the men. W. D. Ellis.

The Press. A thiels among ye takin' note. An faith hell prentent" I. Austin. ABOUT THE CAPITOL AND CUSTOM HOUSE.

Two Important cases were filed in the United States court yesterday. Henry A. Howard sued the United States government for the suns of 9940. The declaration is a very long one and in it Mr. Howard alleges that through the illegal interference of Captain Jacobs with his work as contractor.

in constructing six buildings at the United States barracks he has been damaged to the above amount. Howard's lawyers are Messrs. Henry Jackson and Porter Ring. Filmore Brown through his attorneys Messrs. B.

B. Hill Jr. and Will Htgbt sues the Richmond and Danville railroad for 93000 for the loss of three fingers. He says that he bought a ticket from Atlanta to Gainesville and that instead of putting him off at the latter place the conductor ejected him from the train two hundred yards beyond in a dark and dangerous place between the tracks that an engine on a side track passed over tile right hand crushing lib fingers so that they had to be amputated. Us admits that lie.

was drinking when put off the train and claims that he was injured through the gross negligence of the officers of the toad in ejecting him at the wrong place. Applications for allowance under the maimed soldier act continue to pour in at thejcapitol. All of the gentlemen who desire to take a hand in furnishing the new capitol building with furniture carpets gas fixtures etc. win hand in their bids before 12 o'clock today. The sealed proposals will be opened in the presence of the com mission on furnishing the building and the representatives of the various firms who are here for the purpose of handing them in.

Governor Gordon devoted the greater part of yesterday to hearing the contest over the shenffshlp of Upson county. His decision in this ease will probably be rendered today. The tortures of dyspepsia. and sick headache th sufferings of scrofula the agonizing itch and pain of salt rheum the dUagreeaUetymp- toms of catrrh are removed by Hoods Sarsaparilla. The Topaz remeditf Ttre invaluable.

Th Topaz Cordial is invaluable. The Topaz Liver Pills are boon trjfhumanity. The To paz" Blood Pills for blood diseases. The "Topaz" Ointment for skin diseases. Investigate them.

Topaz Wood Blood Topaz Topaz blood blood Topaz Topaz blood pills. The gem blood medicine. Investigate it. PERSONAL. Ms.

F. C. CLlt1IUT and Mr. O. F.

Bane of Chicago both of whom are Interested in the Georgia Marble company reached lice city yesterday and ire at the Kimball. C. J. DANIEL wall paper window shade and room moulding 42 Marietta street Telephone 71. DE HAlIDOY has removed to 38 N.

Forsyth street Practice limited to diseases of women. St Tira Emerson Laundry Machinery Company Charleston a dealer in all the latest Improved laundry machinery also a full line Of supplies constantly on hand. Send for our prime. wed Ii un DR. W.

B. Lzrerie skin diseases a special ty room Mariettajtieet sun wed Of the Grand Republic Gleam much his said for they wore first introduced by wFred. But queen of Sheba like the hall las nut been told. Smoke them race-and you will find them good as gold. Sold by an reliable dealers.

People who talk much say nothing ape a en ape it clothed in purple. Smoke Grand public ClgamII and u1fCIL Sold by all reliable dealers It is no use talking the. Dogs Read cigar is the best IS cent smoke on the All The Mrw Capitol. Ennoas Cozrtrwrioic There seem to general Uek among the people of the tae about thanew capltol being bunt out of foreign material rd by foreign labor. when- have a boasted mount or the best materiel in the world right at or doors and idle labor etonth.

eyes in Atlanta a build a pitol each year. Yet ee some tar. les because they can wake a small commission rylnjevento secure the contract fiffftzrolthlof be building hi outside tiua-nfacturets when our wn labor to Sill. and the money might kept at ion 4 the work done well if sot better by MofouiowncitUeiit where we know him sad lit work and who to by utIOD forced to pat his rtof Urecartel the capitol whethersi Bre bread eat or not. who should taatotae apttatia order to do Justice to tUT Canttem eMnhe of tteitats remain hfwaadtrada with our merchants If they cant IC honest work todot fwt wsst givetttm work to why toriroU eotne hers uenryarisi.

A mam of parity I8" 5 wn ne More. economic thin the ordinary t1ndland cannot be sold In com petition with the multitude of low test short weight atom or phosphate powderv Sold only In earn Royal Baking Powder Ox lOtWall St. Sew York FRANK 1 8 tert Peters St. Atlanta Oa. Wholesale Dealer in all Kinds of PONSTANTLT ON BAUD RHINE WINE claret champagne and beer bottles.

Also a foil line of new whisky quarts tints lid half pint flasks. Pays highest price for second-hand bottles Jnany quantity. Agent for the best rice and lager bottled bees Correspondence solicited which WW raettmvjTompt attention. febTlmnnroybk TO LOAN ON FULTON COUNTY FARMS LARGE CITY LOANS A SPECIALTY NO DELAY. MONEY.

WAITING. ThosHWillinghamSon 4 EAST ALABAMA STREET. wed thur Grand WIVeS tour and last appearance twocf ts most prominent a of the state theraoaT rsatU actor keying i i 8npt rted by a eoapemy cfttnosnai Uee AHtceeo am nw and arta aosdbyUils snpay aUbenflhawmn flt tl Wand i s.ft 5 f3sif35i GJ Playtpg the Comedy taccea DALYS An evening of delightful Comedy and merriment fe No Increase of rlces Kwrvtd sestJT at MJ Two Nights. aa Commencing r1day yet The Two southern In a repertoire of Intimate Saturday ROMEO AND JUUfif i Sunday Night-A WlNtElt TAtE Acknowledged by tne press to bethe living In their respective roles in these play No Increawo price- Eejertedseau Turkish Bat Decatur- street. CKETS tJetiira tes venlllathres iron and brass carticp Send for wroo ht iron fiesciag.

KI SpfimmowedM CONTRACf OEALED POSKJ3AU9 AttDKESSE Otusyor and General council will be a fXax UondayJOarcii tot the eurtdiig Walks to be laid during the year. Specifications can be teen at th om Clayton. dtrlnl et' The rirnti reserved to reject any or AtlanSaGa February 181889. feblTdltt On and' after January 1880 the- Atlanta City Brewin takes charge of their bottling department heretofore Southern Bottling Com my Aug Flesh proprietor. inform the public that with" increased facilities we THROUGHOUT THE.

SOUTH MUSTANG LINIMENT Thus the 4lMu8tangTV conquers pain Makes MAN Jt iZMief wurc eyAcTvzm AUantaG Dallas Texas- f. A REMARKA. tEst RV rll FOfl lJUllQ llrU Iar. pl41rol11 114 JIetn is le the flfWIlD atofJlI the 100001lUn ho 1IJlI D. Henl1 Bile He tl.

lit UJe to edto tit barrlIIJ lI It of lI27yOVl is Bowden war b8 a coDilder ble 1 11' pro pectB ao stran ely. i his Alllhat char ed In. ed aiI' I you nit de perste an 1 ape. dev CtJs er vest' I most led ThUl1igbt ESC Bow on. Ui6 alt yOung faced Yhy hello held etin wns turned wonlln reJe raphtd dLial Ie A ed at ered nds Olan of offi se mo the he de sp II CO SnTUTIOY readin ar TU1 l1 tiV4 It.

dove tu he Daviilust tellZOUl he ttUdln pt tIt tb tresnblin twy tilt 1tUMt. ere medical tI1tr es and n. kf 1sD 1iF 1 tJ faUuawm ieD tJlaiq YU1aafQOD' the n. Pert. to.

IoxImvTwxreporteTIast ere. ere of those Lutaltllt they wernli rooePressed nn t1oJa of Daflao1rued melZWfortbeuseofmlllame. I am 1Orr11 dl. pay money knowb1fu caJr' rlnenr ten dspago money C. riah.

au In tIlomlD most is III IIL lBaD Lb ohrtet lie a end and 200. po lnglllI1 hllname rent ovld nc he wl1swear OOa and Danl 1 up is 7" as but- bur lary jmade eUl been otea mayor AS involv resur ct Worthyappre- bron. lit be re At ha den lop" Dan vllle street I for several his cn ed ofM elty1Wd with the Dauv le IIIne oftht When the tbeOlTawa on they hIalate LI ny Vs. ram pl fa ron aul IIY' neuoellltgnmt be ne roea I ilia JUohardsoni ld ed 18 fo1ltli 1I a 01 hers. Ye ollbe The Hu1 wberee ht was iB esr PERSONALS.

Is the Win eatl th cJilh nger Cbi ca 1lg IIfkBunlbAm. superln ent n4scirtlcag1DeuolUlo II. mot he power anotD. W. chiefen lletrofUie Teaneee Atlanta ta th l2 ornrillertn tW Stssograpbtc AD ptq 1 eeaecl It pert oJeneclJlo1n aUllfarIe ta twiU tiDdt" aeDDgr pbt qt type I et Office eornQ tr.

MeA anything i this itnI ra it ii' 7 lIART RWF1lV Jtjt. 4 ft rtizT' Arz ptBDi.1 lIAPP r. t1L INHAl1 Y' or AC 1ean Ei ur tDmeAt-EJ Deeorst tlier8e1 I. oUt. hid tJei hunuaat.

or- a car r1td oUt In Ih. Jll Iot the fertban4 of the 1568 smflU atid oweIl. D1 ers Ibuquart 1J plAnU114 drairfnrlOOIIa 111s' rtbl" A verQ1 aupper' 1Id pWQrI1A. 1tt oflWes oUhe th re oruaIIlRt11I. or CIIld be a I.

bAck JlOUnd lid smilii Jun red boU mUJtctaul de1Jgb tfal Ito of glass end 1II 111l ro es I uses ell roset 1he so1IJght h. len aDd. Everydellcacy Uh al 81 brliht h1 PY Jnm ofmOfS I ra. Mn. md1fa.

ylorfa i lJert I EII lIJh and Mrs. r. Mrs. 8 I Mils Lyon of RslneMist Pry kylli Pht1U i Hulse Pee SilYfy tea aerv le4 Ne I Mrs. I I afterspcnding and I.

hAlf. IIlt Lovel one' am pair autltulland n1o names1bo paeetn11ph1t her whotuou11D1o 1. UBie by A AJ theconeracthig parties itmon. lee. ed II I.

and1fe. a tnuunaud of In the dining room 4tll tfllllaneh speed JI fa OIrhelr toAtlI1ta thtywmre ill. btmaoi Is the 1I1IL J. lIoore trlaad1s ta D. 1I.

tU1IIGI MnZ trmlirClffJtGrrJaame 1Uata IIDea'- 4. ae ltraow jJt JW i p' fj i ii it tbtht 7 1aol1a1dchh majUri 1re IIf a tlRCtDtIct JlapUadiwdi asIik mQoIUtroanrJllaa In all church cf. cstIbr 1f AoD 4ftd GeOrPlcCattr i anp1rsJD. Thmers ML and cm be11orG muteCr. I Yrand fl.

ortb Dd1 eDor fc Lana Ma1tll4 AD 1140. GeQrian4l lam tMlCon D1ck CX1RrlCCOmpaUlN IODLWnue ftlterdal' I1ort niwm nu perodoUendayL lnbndered Ii. atai weUb the' uI 4fp rt MAUfUSI ent KarUn1he kt Go Xletj Uuld1ma be 11' a btful alt via and1. at to was ent Miss man1 nda The Knights of Celebrate vereary the twentffitU1 of le th Theorder 1rfe a 1 i nd ormore at a reipOn e. ere Lod In I.

Ifirs ti IbtoC ID as fraudasheavon Iromeuth. In i I. Rank eh I fromcbar1I1 Benevolence. ne3 SteveJonnion. Pluto yonng Othtralgbt A.

em. CAPlTOLjND i I aUhe dam that neltli ence a vlU' OUJ 1i the st bIymp remedie he inv nab e. a. umanlty. Pills med1c e.

AL. elYfeBterda IM S. alera 11 Yarletta ltleel been he our Fred. has Oftf' luul is 118 SmobGrand ta ho haTe trte4 hem 11100 frie moD Thel. CIIp1 nou be a fOlel and bymlp laborwhell our A et trylo eftJ11D ttImfIhl the own labor1dJe be i r1 biw panot ca wlleUlr tlll Ren Jlenlftad Cuntllh the I capitol is ill Can UIe me.

oftiss state sad trials local 1CUleJCIIt hceelwork to do trCG i-- i 1f IJ1iV 6Mi ji Ij 7- flt I B' rc 1. I POWDER Absolutely lyPure A' mamlof. strength spd wboleasmensse. I014ID multitudeoflow ed rc4w AS by' QJnton and Wyly GreeneAUama vso 168 Petelt EMPTY BOTTLES. CONBTANTLY RlIml.

ClWn Miltn' I nan ndelice meet prompt feb 71m un roy bt REAL ESTATE. 150000 ThOs. H. Villingham Son tUHtd ii towcn E' rRi u1i' i JtI 1 ih coWJ if 6Y I ftti i i SllOOLFUR ANn I ih. 1 ii rbY IDI4t A' t160an4t1 dci 4K 1l6 NiI i7.

ft IUDrSuay. i1 J1J1ST yQ vtIIX1IO ArI UrR8 tl OF ggt TH dER1fNiiv7Jr NANCY ii I Iiht1' mi dtJi1-ar rfe ci tt 4' ITlfO anaS furij4f Commene1naj rjo rn Lgi1itha W. f1t MARIE. R. i -AND-PRESCOTT MeLEN i11ti FrIday mCmnu 1 umJU 1i WlNTEIlTAt i A preIS.

tcibI to N01Jl ofprtcea. rt1 BathSt if DecatUlstre ATlANTA CITY BRWJNC THE FIN ST BE Bt wr. managtr Comp ny We. be weareprqar tdil ply the demand for the. J.

justly lebra. lager be rbr. we1. pany from the best tapadan mat cho BO emlaD Bavaranact fornia hops free. to all for InspectlonatourbrewerycoU rHjI11 and Couttlandavenue.

5t We SoliciH ratronaee of IDoJlf MEXICAN LINIM HT eibbrane teS J1nsc1e. J1 oVI Bonde PtOthe and. trial be neCu ruis IS 4everJ tP4f14f La ttA.t101tU r. 11X 46kwu by an Ie ca 11 J1s S1 i tn 1 vrUl4 JolntIw and. torot1IlUsi Jji 1f" fJ 1 is Mustangconqu ain Mafte or BETwlJt I 1 c.

rIjECOmTTIOLTLANTAILWEDNESp4Y BRUARY2Oi889 i t' ii. rmti1b1itcryotGtGrgIWUtOid njnstleeceurt. ta1 fl s. no notHenryDeYlL i i f5tobreakopenthe400r. 4 thectty :4 armyand inanof re- t- i hi ife I ut cp untilDecember i.

ct I I pell c. 2 L- ex- ledgevillo f. 3' I I a 4Z i3aathnhan doceioNolO1. a uaeLsaTh movesi etran Itwc llrlleaiyDavkwtih Usmm nd. gisge js pajer.

1 he el oux 8 in toth. eredek5dtThswaatpeo. eatmant ttuziee dl- be wsa eP1atteXJZIezndQu. 5 Is IO5 DO ITasam OOO PrtssedforaexUon bleeonnectlc Dais forthe usecliny isini. sorry I H.

Eelsthranebuthniatheibarpea Yontbiakbeiscrszynow2 doubtabooii. In. coflrtthlsborningu a thetablo DrHerndon pickedup get oinln I Ir. I I an organ tol us- gt van enij loytnent tiu tonpiautets. FejYffitaua8usysthat tbe bye themFor oftheparty an re- FlemlngduB1gonof issItheXtsblI ciiy new cteched tte.

1 last Taylorgeneral the who tntheforsaverldaysouofficiI 101 Wstbagloe areslpuy lexeested. offlee at2 St deirsu weik writing. t. Juice eserespOndence I t'1t7'r in tetha 2 rnzY G1Efl RAPILL MRS. SAMUEL M.

Their Eleant Amer. legautanddelghtfnl wuneyer lr main eTenin Cf Mrsn4MrLInmsnniArr1Ag riedo Ch wasornimentedwith smiIs manteiwsa iXh. ofthe ted WIZI1pIIXIJ pIn tb. IhISgrtIUent W8 pa OIIieVIIey othe i lse thefrgloav. lemonadewbicls I nd ofthe ar- sideboardoppoalte waabrlliiaot and theguestibaile andhostess be mibtcetebrate moresuch Mrxnd Nr I Mraud Mrs.

Barry Buook Si iss toa I ie wiaglyria eel 51r1AJ. eerecao esrrl ccisealnherbnd. ins wbeo a sevaraidays MI1 entyflatilster sny Mn who is one the ss prom- tsf Ileia WAtsutasevesal geese Ia aee depaxtseeat5 asow placeieII npsianeli suceeedinanypiacsinwhlchbsinyliye US ii among ttaycung men work lies. Ifooriwas In bar rti by V. Adair and Mr.

eois MCIa1t7 There MeaCumobeil Mr. and Sirs I. E. Dmiaon Mr. and 3fte IennieDsyls LeWa McDona1J detr and Fpnle MeuiiL Dantl 0.

George and I. suns. Willie and John left will ywlocala wiDeness often bejat llcinerrledtuMra BeslMsrtIn ohnuttgwlll md afldthe was ai andwlnes iaOu a nd Dz. Sairnasahas wblleinhecfty how1ll regrcltobearofhcrde' of altos Goat coil- action thenonflde death. Bank I The ourorder denytntbewomen Twoimportanteases werefiledinthe ItlchnaondandDanvillo raBroadfoi3OOO tie ofthe commission remedi rhe i1 yesterdayand ofwoneu.

dealersin llr Republic heDogs be wlaolsavotriedthemsaysnfriwedinon usiste the new we to repilol wesee ties. even ha ir beaus it us Cu. ofosar ewn citiseus hi iart of Itse useS cut li Iye bo sh th bato Uiiwy ai If. give them do meciu to 1' a Puree Thhupowder I Sotdonl7incsm NewYork I Jndaof baIIpint cauy 7 ire taseewidthueTrl wrpa. I Night Ooy- Wnesd4 i 1as two of IDe a the zscstyersaills LOUISJAMES and great oxpootni' p1 5 spcarn heroIei ii' Mane Wai wnght Eupported i ofiinustisl ezeelIeaee inEherldenseomed7j-- SCAll fl-All the eostumaeaususw ire the as used by tbla sabtlfUi ii Ths7Iessade from dseIguaIn the Dresden art plisry.

I Prfcas AdtsIsstolO75sn4 toe 1 tO and 1 SQ. c-- 0 I- I ONE YI31TTO Aor flehi1 CQMEPIAi su cei 01 THEATERNY1e 0" tr1cesReserved seatS ighfs alit Safllra 7ebrii TheTvu Stars JRlF D. payLis' IBOIN1t5 Acknowleclgedbythe be the Uvingln Noincreaaoolpriees- Eeaeryed teat fetI72l Eat1is CONTRACTQR fIOLLMNS BRACKETs BALCONYR esutin wrought ltlCI l12d8C 4th. a year--the oee 5 in all hi Atlantis is. hi iAlii3 Com.r- 1111111 quickly and safe rt us DOCUTA I I csatscuredlnevr tIII ildOper box aildrugtiataarbymailfr Mfg NY hulidL f' BREWERS OP FINEST afterjanuary Webeg 1.

are prepared to the celebrated lager beer brewed by our anadjan choice Bohemiaii Bavari i and free our btewerycoerHyri3str Couttland avenue. eSolicitthePatronageoftheTr uvIpAII mitiuti ttT so flOlbags I Givelt 011 phe0153 Wiclsss S' iAstaflings 5" gelvia. 45tgtgi. a gerr1 dyasu. I tst P' flQl IlttcSa- flcs iD tla In vms.

c5rpr 5krJR a th1wZ rg or kaIni' ii IT1fl1 EVan Whikie Co Ccttoaeed Oil- MW-G Presse Ieeders and Cdens eiShgP1SMfl1g I.