The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 8

WATCHES. The largest and best assoited ffpfitock in the city. Write for prices. FREEMAN ffCRANKSHAW top lit COl 8p DOUBLE COVERING CAPACITY LUUBLE ECONOMY DOUBLE lIEAUTT Of FINISH Three ttow tb durability of any Paint. WADSWORThS SILICA.

PAINT. Depot to Broad street nni We want your confidence. If we gain that well get your trade. That is what we think. The two go together particularly in our- bus- iness and they should.

If you cannot trust a firm don't deal with it Every article that goes from our store is just as represented. We tell you just what it is and sell it to you for jut what it is worth. If good goods and legitimate prices are what you want come to us. R. WATTS CO.

Jeweler and OptlelaJu. OPPOSITE THE OPERA HOUSE 1st 001 8p UP freAcra Wm. Cy etts rrt 09001 AND CHINA DECORATING WORKS 7 WHITEHALL ATLANTA. GA. REDUCED PRICKS FOR INSTRUCTION D.

the the timmer months. Oil water-color crayon and china nalntlng taught. Coot studios. Com ondence invited. tf- Firing and Gilding China for Amateurs a Bpocilty Best assortment of art material at New York Vrlcm.

tiMl Information to young ladles desirous of teuchmg Jlecratilf Art. Isiedp Frank X. Bit icy. B. Thomas.

lllAlIiK X. BLLEY GO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. UNDFJTAKERS ND EMBALMERS. Ka 61 Iryor urect Atlanta Ga.

Telephone 780. lit CATALOGUE. 4IWHITEHAILS ATLANTA GA. Icfip TENTS I Manufactured by A. ERQEUZINGEK 12 E.

Hunter. Atlanta Oa WI R. JONES CO. PRACTICAL SLATE ROOFERS. Plain and ornamental roofing done in the best manner and repairing old tlie roof a specialty.

Address 016 Atlanta Go. uftlce 12 Loyd street. Sp PILES FISTULA AND ALL RECTAL BIB- enaes treated by a ptllnlO6li process. No lost of time from business. No knife.

ligature or caustic. A RADICAL ClRE gurautaed In every ate treated. Reference given. PR. R.

O. JACKSON. Office 42 Whitehall Street lU114. TO wethr fc Without injury potttively TO- mor a Frecklea UrermoJe Flrapfc and blemlslie of the skin. I pt a wa or to cover defect but a jit or Kvurely mailed Indications or Georgia.

Stationary temperature fir weather generally lOulUwesterly winds. Daily Weather Report. OwEKVtus Ornl' SIGNAL JIUVICI U. S. AI I S.

USTOSI Ilouz. July 12 8 p. in. All tci vji us token at the genie moment of fcctunl time I each Jaoo. Obgenatious taken at p.

m. Seventy-fifth Me- rtdntime. WIND. ITTT tobils JOO 76 SW Lgtt New Orlca i' 330 TV 6 Galveston 7 lrJeaLlue OJ Tii I 5 Cbristiimu1 tli 76 SK ii rosuv1lle 4 St 76 Ii JUoOnindc 3aOL' 7oSE I 10 Clear. 00 Clear.

to Fair. 00 Clear. 00 Clear. 00 Clear. 00 Clear.

00 clear. I Clear. LOCAL. OltfERVATlONS. or OBAEK- VATIOS Central 1111 am 3MO7S 7iVW 00 Clear.

tp. a vi a 10 JClcttT. Maximum Thermometer llinlmuoi Thermometer 6S ToUlKaiatall Cotton Kelt RstUetju. Obrvattons taken at 6 Po ni.6ev ntj-flltli raert. diets Utile.

DlSTKICT. i 31 a re AtlantaGa 69 co Gartcmllle Ga P26 00 OoJumUus Ga. 91 TS 00 Cfcattano va. Team I 91 66 165 00 00 00 Gainesville Ga Greenville S. C.

Grtflut ia Uacon Ga Vewuan lia. Bpartanbnrg a. 115 TpecoaGa i HO ea yertlVlnt. Qa. i 9871 W.

Eian SHTH Scrsrant Slgwil Corp t. Army. Kot Baromolcr oxtuee1 to MI I TCL Tbu lndIeacs VESTIBULED TRAINS The Luxury of Modern Railroad Travel. A. Yearaa Bailromder ti of Tnrel on th Bead.

that Center In AUaata- The growth of the yestlbuledtrn train settle. to matter of great Interest to the traTe public. The ntlw od conveniences of the first of th trains to the Math that which was run between New York and Jacksonville wt winter were fully described In the columns of TH Coxnrnmov so everybody knows that a veatibuled train i the perfection of comfort in travel. The great popularity which these trains- hare met everywhere has resulted in a general demand from al putt of the country ant the Pullmu company is far behind IU order The only train of this kind now running through the south is that run via the Memphis and lharlNtoaaDd the Rut Tennessee Virginia and Georgia front Memphis to New York. Unique folders s4vertlse a the inauguration of tlilt train.

Upon a background made by the interweaving of the Stars and Stripes" and a red bandana. are excellent pictures of President Cleveland and General Harrison. The wording of the advertisement is catching the inauguration" being thu prominent words at the head of the sheet and "Cleveland" catching the readers eye train the bob- torn. It not. however the inauguration of President Cleveland that is meant but the in auguration of this new vestibuled limited train which runs by Cleveland.

Tennessee. In this train General Passenger Agent B. W. Wrenn has made a welcome departure from that in practice on other systems which have the vestibuled trains. No extra charge is made for.

the limited the rate being the same as on all other trains. By the way. Atlanta is to have a vestibuled train in the fall. This will be known as the Cincinnati and Jacksonville short line and will be run over the Queen and Crescent and East Tennessee between the two points named. The East Tennessee will take the train at Chattanooga and will bring it through Atlanta to Jacksonville.

A special feature of that train will be its leaving both Pullman and Mann cars. The service will be inaugurated about October let. The Baggage Agents. The semi-annual meeting of the National Association of General Baggage Agents will be held at the Murray till hotel New York commencing on the 18th teat. The boys are to be handsomely entertained and excursions to West Point Coney Island and other points of interest have been ar ranged.

The National Association of General Beg' gage Agents was organized In February 112 and since its organization much has been done in the way of regulating through bujiners as a few years ago the through checking of baggage to a distant point when it was carried bj two or more roads was almost unknown. To be Uniformed. It will be good news to the traveling public and others who have business with Captain Jim Armstrong depotmaster at the Jed to know that he Is going 11 come cut in a regulation uni. form. brass buttons and all This will enable him to be recognized more readily aud when the big rush Is on and the crowd is surging boh ways at tIe same time Captain Armstrong a nobby uniform will guide toe anxious traveler to him.

A Veteran. Captain John F. Reynolds. now local agent of le Western and Atlantic's road at Dal ton was in the city yesterday. and went up to the Chautauqua to hear the Mexican band.

Captain Reynolds II veteran railroad man. having been a conductor on the State road in and running into Atlanta ir thirty years. lie still has a ticket punchers grip in his rignt hand. A Campaign Club. Cecil Gabbett.

general manager of the West. ern of Alabama who has just returned from his trip to Europe. brought back a blackthorn thillalah which he has presented to John Calvin general baggage agent. Mr. Calvin will use it as a campaign club in connection with II red bandana.

and is sure it is a mascot. Via Chattanooga. Supplement No. 1 to rate sheet 54 which went into effect Saturday. the 7th Instant has just been Issued by Assistant Commisloner M.

Slaughter of th Southern Passenger association. It announces that tile fare for continuous passage from Blrming. ham to Atlanta via Chattanooga and the Alabama Great Southern railroad will be j. The Encampment. The state military encampment at St.

Simons Wand is well attended. the railroad rates and arrangements all tenting to draw the crowd. And when railroad rates are low to desirable points people will travel. The East Tennessee had a train of nine cars or St. Simons Wednesday.

Will Not Strike. As published in THE CONSTITUTION yesterday the rllr ad engineers who were about to strike on the East Tennessee road on account of the dixjhftrge of a brotherhood member nave voted against such II. and the trouble is ended. The majority rules and i considered to ho right. Good liuelness.

Th4 summer travel for will show a great increase over previous years. The pleasure resorts' are receiving II large share of this increase. and the local traffic to Cl1autauq will also add conuldera. bly to the volume of business. Sold Under a I ecree.

MONTGOMERY Ala. July 12. Special. Under a decree of the United Suites court the Montgomery and Florida railroad was sold at public outcry here today. The road runs dl miles from Montgomery in a southeasterly direction and taps a fine Umber I agricultural country.

The- road was bid In by Id S. hood- of Philadelphia at one hundred and ninety-four thousand dollars. Colonel represented tie bondholders of the road. and alter the sale said they would have oatd a hundred thousand dolleis more for tile property if It Lad ell necessary. Must of the bonds are held by New YOlk eapitalists and the road will be extended toward Florida.

A Freight Agent Skips. MEMPHIS Term. July 12. C. O.

Johnson division frleght I of the Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham railroad left this city yesterday suddenly. At the same tune a pretty writer girl aged seventeen. who was employed in the office also disappeared. Mr. Johnson was a prom nent member of the Catholic Knights ot Amerca and member of the board having charge of belonging to the order and kept in a Memphis batik.

Brief Mention. Wm. J. Walker of the Texas Pacific. is out on the road.

looting arise the Interests cit Ute T. r. J. Griffin of the Evansville route has returned to headquarters after a trip to Cuaxtotte N. Rival agents are now figuring on the distance tram Savannah to Birmingham via Columbus or Atlanta.

V. J. th southern passenger agent of the Michigan Central with headquarters at Cm- nnatl was in the city yesterday. E. B.

McCuen freight and passenger agent of the Nashville Chgt noogii and t. Louis with headquarters I Jactsout lie was in tire city yes trdy A. A. Gallagher southern passenger agent of the Missouri reside with headquarters at Chattanooga was in the city yesterday on his way to Savannah. Colonel R.

D. Mann has received advices from fc York telling of the safe arrival of trio Alaska" at Queenstown. the slamer having made the run in seven days and three hours. Major Sstyihe and wife. ccoinpanied by the Misses HUT- wood were passengers on the Alaska Children's Teeth aEould be kept clean and bright which can ho done by daily aeothe It ran be applied from early Infancy with marted comfort end benefit and children enjoy its regular use when refusing to be tortured by bristles.

One of the moat skillful successful and conscientious dentists of New York State Dr. Ketter. ot Utica alIce thorough lest writer. As a cleanser of children's teeth the Ideal Felt Tooth Pollster has no equal. A LUXURY.

AN ECONOMY. A NECESSITY lt Economy. Holder Imperishable SS cents. Polisher only need be renewed. IS boxed ell Dealcn or nailed.

HORSEY WFi CO No Y. At wholesale by A. I. HALTIWAAGElt marl Sana form BO THWCTV 8 An Mellne Irt Baptist The W. C.

T. V. meeting held yesterday afternoon at the First Baptist church WI of unusual interest. The devotional exercises solemn and tender were conducted by Mrs. Witter.

The reports of committees develops the fact that mothers meetings are being held from hou to house for the benefit of such as cannot attend the union. Mr M. N. Galloway xoperintendent of social purity department. then conducted a Bible reading participated In by the ladles present showing the reflex influence upon W.

C. T. U. women of their work for God and home and native land. God himself shall reward them by equipping them with the gospel armor by tilling their hearts and mouth.

with His praises sustaining them with Hit promises- and by giving them patience in activity. Then came a well prepared paper on social- purity by Mrs. Galloway. She pointed out. some of the obstacles is the way of workers in this department such as the faint ideas of its importance which are held by the majority of people.

Individual conscience needs arousing on this Another obstacle is the objection sometimes urged that expure of the evils sought to be reformed is in Itself hurtful The answer is The strength of tin is secrecy. Publicity of wrong may bring evil to the few. while silence will bring moral murder to many. Organized evil must be met by organized effort. Ministers physicians teachers sad parents must combine to raise the standard of moral purity and to warn the young against the sin of impurity.

The noble and pure side of the object should be urged the defense of the wronged the nightly side of manhood protecting the weak. Juvenile societies. called bad. word societies are being' formed. The meeting was thrown open for remarks and several telling incidents were related showing the need of a cheap but well-managed lodging house for homeless girls seeking employment.

It was also developed by several pathetic recitals that Atlanta sadly needs a home of refuge for penitent erring women. A deep and solemn hush fell over the godly wives arid mothers who agreed to pray over this matler in the name of Him who said Neither do I condemn thee go and lip. no A FALSE ALARM. Mr. J.

C. Jenkins Says That Re wm Not Bun for Congress. It was reported yesterday that Mr. J. C.

Jenkins. a republican and a member of the Atlanta bar will make the race for congress on a protection platform against Judge John O. Stewart the democratic nominee. Mr. Jenkins was asked if the report was true.

Well said he that is the first time I have heard such a report. If I should run however it would certainly be on a protection platform. That is rood enough for me. Some of the best men in Georgia are solid for protection Senator Joseph E. Brown for instance.

ills speech delivered in the United States senate is In itself a good protection platform. I stand exactly where Senator Brown stands on protection the internal revenue etc. But dqyou intend to run for congress No sit. It is true thou a number of republicans have urged me to make the race but I have no intention of acceding to their Wishes. Mr Jenkins is it true that you are a cousin to the late President Lincoln I cant say certainly but I have good reason to believe that I am.

You probably knew Colonel Mick Vedder paymaster in the United States array. Well his wife was a second cousin of Mrs. Lincoln and she once told me that my mother was also a second cousin to the lamented president. If however continued Mr. Jenkins I should run for congress or anything else I would not expect the people to vote for me on that account.

I think that every tub should stand on its own bottom. Colonel A. E. Buck came up at this juncture and Mr. Jenkins said Now here is Colonel Duck.

He is the man that I want to see run for congress against Mr. Stewart. Colonel Buck was asked it he could be prevailed upon to make the race. He replied I prefer to walk. Its too not to run for anything today.

Besides I am very busy just now trying to McKinley. of Ohio. to come down to the Cluutauaua and make a big protection speech and 1 think that he will cometoo. Prepared bp a combination proportion and process peculiar to itself. Hoods Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.

You may break you may shatter Grand Republic" Clgurroa if you will. But the breath of Havana will cling to them still. Sold by all reliable dealers. HOME TALK From One You Alt Know. I have been handling In iOrlne in my drug bun ne for the past two yiarx and knowing tile for mule can say for it what I cannot for many prep.

aration It is a scientific preparation. and one of the best combinations I ever saw. It contains no opium In any form. or any other drug that will In. jute any one in the least taken as directed.

I liars sold a great deal of it and It has given the best of satisfaction end accomplished what is claimed for it. I cap HS a druggist conscientiously recommend 1 to the afflicted. H. Bradtield of Smith Bradfield Druggists. 102 Whitehall street.

SEE WHAT A lIivetcvaot SAYS. WAnly January 301888. It affords me pleasure to say that Invigorine is the finest product of the age to le-establish the prostrate fabric. It tones up the nervous system better makes the steadiest nerves strongest muscles and richest blood or any remedy I have ever had recourse to and does more good In Bright's disease or the kidneys than all other remedies advertised so extensively for tne curs of that trouble. It Is that combination of vegetable tonics neryinti and alter- atives with iron that acts upon the secretions ad.

tntrsbly while it Increases I improves digestion quiets irritated nerves artdpurthes the blood and hence it Is justly held in nigh esteem by the ladies for tiding them sweetly over the meuopanac that change in life that simulates so many diseases. Wishing you great success I remain yours truly. YV. CLOUD N. DOSE MOUE GOOD viwi ANY nIrDY This is to certify that vuorine Las done more good than all otner remedies used.

Trouble general debility. B. A. ROBZaTOON. EUIIeId1 N.

C. The Grand Republic" clgtirros and Buffos are both tilled with long Havana filler. They are sold on this guarantee. Sold by all reliable alers. At Mr.

Henry V. Leonard's Residence Tonight The North Atlanta Mission Sunday-school will have a delightful entertainment at Mr. Leonard's residence tonight. An excellent has been arranged. Everybodyls expected tocomeanti bring somebody else.

Admission ten cents. Late pars provided for return to the city. This school is doing a grand work In noith AUanta and needs a new house. this out and help them. The entertainment is in charge of the following" well known ladles and gentlemen which is a guar ssiiteo of success Mr.

and Mrs. Henry c. Leonard MissJirdeCulpeppcr. Miss Pinkie Walker Mr. J.

A. Fritz. J. F. Walker John Walker Vi' 11.

Kckling. Jea. Logan Jr. Opting Soug By the North Atlanta Mission Sundav-Kfaool. Eecitatioii Effle Seals.

Grandmas Quilt By Seven Little Girls. Toole Walker. Clods Sanctions Mr. Chat. T.

login Stlss Ella Powell. SrvecU OeaCrauford 11 A Class 01 Little Girls To us Little Star" Miss Minnie Johnson. Refreshments at close of the programme. Come to stay Tbe Grand Republic" nickel dg arm tis a Wend worthy of cultivation gold by all reliable dealers. Comity.

Tnijo The time allowed by law for making State anti County Tax Returns has. expired. While making up my books and before they are closed hope you will come forward and give in and not force me to put you the defaulters' or double tax. list. Respectfully J.

O. HARRIS. Tax Receiver. CREAM Its superior nce11eDce proven In homes tie more than a quarter of a century. It used by th United Rates Goyrrnmen' FndolIed by the beads of th Gfeat Uufemt1el as the Sanngt Purest and most-Healthful.

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder does not contain Amoola Lime or Alum. Sold on in Gins. PKICE BAKING PQtfDEB iZWTOac. cHifaeo.

ft coon Sorgpfolandnrmlaitpwk. MEETIZIGS. The Vet Gate City Guards Will meet at Veterans' hall on Broad street next Monday eve o'clock arrange for the reunion of tb tat Georgia regiment at Newnanonthe tat Al com out. Ezziars Captain. at For Senator.

We are authorized to announce JUDGE W. R. HAMMOND as a candidate for Senator from the TliirtyLfth district subject to the democratic nomi' nation. If Justlee of the Peace. TfirongU the many solicitatIons of my lends I announce myself a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace lilt District G.

M. Fulton county Ga. to Oil the unexpired tenh 01 Judge Butt. who has resigned. Election held on SeIne lay July 141888.

Being badly crippled and unable to follow my business I respectfully ask the support of the voters of my district. Respectfully If SAMLISUMLAPSSlnydsL I IUD a candidate for Justice the Feasts or toe' lOlSth District G. M. South Atlanta It nil the un. expired term of Judge W.

at. Butt resigned. Election Saturday July 1888 A. J. IUYGOOD.

OVB JJJTJW us TO ttaKt THIN VH1 riafrriN viii WQJUD. A. TRIPOD PAINTS OILS GLASS ARTISTS' MATERIALS A SPECIALTY. AGENTS FOR ANTI The best and cheapest preparation for finishings walls and ceilings of dwellings churches stores etc. Send for color cards testimonials etc.

45 DECATUR ST. ATLANTA GA. VA AjUvYw 4JJtAAf yvMV isw You can find your idea. of a comfortable sum. mer out in our ck Iete 4 SEE OUR PRICES ON I S.

OH 42 and 44 WWltphallSt afire BROWN' KING MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Cotton Woolen General Mill Supplies MACHINERY and TOOLS Wrought Iron Pipe Fitting and Brass Goods Belting Host Packing We. Agents for the Cameron Steam Pump and' Washburne Moen Wire Rope. 62. SOUTH BROAD ST. SCIPLE SONS HUNNJCUTT BELLINGRATH HEADQUARTERS FOR Glazed and enameled Tile Hearths and Facings Hard Wood and Marbleized Iron Mantels Plain and Fancy Grates GAS FIXTURES Refrigerators Ice Cream Freezers Water Coolers Baby Carriages.

Agents for Knowless Steam Pump Climax Gas Machine Otto Gas Engine Hancock Inspirators Wrought Iron Pipe for Water and Gas. ATLANTA. GA. UMMER RESORTS. 1HE Situated on the beach at St.

Simons IslaMcI near Brunswick Ga. and within one hundred yards of the surf is now open for guests under the management of J. H. King manager of the Oglethorpe. This hotel has seventy-five guest rooms is splendidly furnished and thoroughly equipped throughout with all modern conveniences.

The surf bathing is of the finest with splendid opportunities for boating and fishing. Fish diet a specialty- Twenty pretty cottages surround the hotel affording quiet to those who do not desire to live in the hotel proper. Time via ferry or steamboat lithe and island railroad from Brunswick being fifty minutes six round trips per day. Double daily mails. Telegraph and telephone connections.

For rates address J. H. KING Manager Hotel St. Simons Brunswick Ga. ffl To' accommodate the traveling public the celebrated QGLETEOPE HOTEL Will be kept open until September- audits present excellence will be maintained.

All trains and boats stop at and start from a point just below the OgletHorpe and ample time will be allowed passengers for meals there en route. Both the Oglethorpe and St. Simons" hotels are supplied with artesian water from wells ot great ddprh and the water is pleasant to the taste and healthful to the body. CUMBERLAND ISLAND HOTEL CUMBERLAND ISLAND NEAR BRUNSWICK. laa hotelaud hotel to VCMX NOW OPEN FOR RECEPTONOE GUESTS.

All trains mate dose counection at lIroIl5W1ek with the team Cltr of rlck Tin k' m. dally retorning arrives at YlCk 730 Po duUyVjhj aStSmall wrrtcc a W. H. BUKKI ProprietittBaa Uy. Ot.

Lawyers'- Briefs specialty of printing on short notice lawyers' Being supplied with a large amount irtmBt tvn. byteS. HUU a uuus 01 priming ilemanullu eutioa Charges reasonable. Slave ToSr TILgCOSSnTUTIOS JOB OFFICE. ACaa julrUm Jow um PETER LYNCH OS Whitehall Street" ATLANTA GEORGIA.

Retail Dealer In Foreign and Domestic- Liquors. wnlUwK ws Garden Seeds in their seaww aa ana tlrucksrywire Boots mi ghoeaTan manr other ood to Wrf He Contributes a Million Dollars to the Campaign- DEHOCRATSHAYE A pIG BARREL. poltti ilnltieac tii Colored Demo. 1 Boss1 GvVaft lathrop has tent his reslg nation the pwsldent to take effectcn toe of Augnst This is the mission to which OeneniX fcUawton was first sppolnte4Tmt pntcoouatolnls political disabilities aotliaY Ing been emoted his namef was withdrawn" fand It rtorrinjhl4 disabilities removed he. j.

ima appointed to Austria a second-class nrb ftkmoBassiais clasa mission anti pays rC 817 00 while Austria only pays 12000 In thereba been considerable talk today southenuaembers in favor of having to be minister to Members claim that as the south Las CJ thirds of the electoral Vote necessary to- sr tfct a president it nothing but jut that Ttnoold have fit least one minister of the first" lass nd that General ton having been ff to Russia it is nothing Iwt right that he should now lie appointed to- from Detroit Mlcb. was appointed through the influence of postmaster General Dickinson. JJr. Kandalfhad another attack. about 9 o'clock tonight similar to that of a few nights andlinow In a very critical condition The only hope of his physicians is that his very strongconstitution will enable him to urvlTe the ordeal.

Ills friends entertain very little hope of his recovery. A SUBSCEIPTIONS TO IRS CAX AIQN. It Is reported here that the national democratic committee will enter upon the coming campaign wen heeled financially. Here is wh reports say have been subscribed Rep. xesentatlve Scott of Pennsjl baa put his mine down for 1000000 tobe paid ia Installments of 20000 as committee play require Brice.

of Ohio Is down for 500000 Herman Oelriehsoi New York. for lika jam Edward Cooper for 8100000 the rich men of Tammany pledge 500000. The WjYprk connty democracy to vie withTam many pledge as much money as the- latter organization may give. an4 Is sold that half a million dollars will be sentto Indiana by the time the canvass opens there. The Now York democrats say they can carry their state without anymore money than the state committee canraise Mr.

Clements. carried Misses Bailey and Shropshire of Rome to see the president this morning. ramis POUOLAJi' snssivs. The revubUcan leaders at Washlnton are snore concerned about the democratic negro conTenUon to be held at Indianapolis on the 25th instant than indicated. Since then it is' defined that they are tiling active steps with 4 view of capturing that meeting and from an accounts they will rely more on the power of Jjf money than persuasive arguments as was ex- jSe.

tcd. They-are already denying that they intend to send anj agents out therernuch leaf a has been charged. J3 flton Turner other prominent negroes still stick to their former statement that it is currently reported on the streets that Senator Sawyer has placed a cheek for 910000 In the hands of Fred Douglass tot use at the Indianapolis gathering. It is the prevailing opinion now among the negroes of democratic and independent proclivities that Douglass xrill put appearance at the' hoosier capital They anticipate an attempt on his part it he there to run things but Turner Is of the opinion that Douglass will have a livelier Un than that experienced by him here last winter when he tried to beaUFerry Queen to the. tionaI republican convention.

Carson in an Interview published last whiter said that the aaon of Douglass's deffeat wsabecaosa hehad lost lie Influence among his race by marrying a white woman and tryIng to. play the put negro aristocrat and that ho imagined ti return from Europe he would be elected delegate to Chicago but ho failed owing the fact that the black' voters wanted a gep me and not ft professional negro to represeni them at Chicago. It leaks out thai the repu licans are anxious to break the JOrceot Indianapolis meeting because they fear that Considerable Its of the negro vote this ye would make it hard for them to carry severs states which have heretofore been saved their party many a time by the negro The negroes hold the balance of power in hot Ohio and Indiana PPM. PAY IN TUB' SENATE. Senator George 8p aks in Favor of the erl Treat y.

Went into open executive wsgion nd George resumed anti finished Ms speech be. tsj him yesterday lit favor of the ratification the fishery treaty. When llr. George bad concluded Mr. Dolp of Oregon followed in a speech in oppoeiti to the ratification of the treaty.

Mr uJth gave notice that he would the senate on the fishery treaty After the adoption of a couple of of inquiry directed to the departments and transactions of some business affecting the tctcofC lantiai the STEAMSHIP of the Postofflc Dlii la the Hon e. WuatINotoy July In the hous lr Blotat of Georgia submitted- the cant toc report on thepoEtofilce appropriation bl AnftCTeejnenthasleen arrived rail amendments except that known as the dy" amendment. The rate' of postage eeds plants bulhf roots and scions lies ste 4 tt Cent tax each two ouncesor fra thereof. It provided that no contract y4thQ reutol third-class Postoftices shall ma ior a longer period ihin one year. ff The report was agreed to and then i 0' Pennsjyanta moved to appropriations riibgthep03tma general tojnerease snail facilities not only iAmerica and the Vest Indies but between United States and China Jayan the Sand Islands and Australia and providing ti erftan8hlp carrying the mails shall ed four times the rate ol i debate upotiHy.

Bingham's ccap ed the entiro session until the lOsTnJB question presented in the ameI aidMrjnghamwasnotoneofi DODUS but a question as to tbe read ju I confpeniiatipn under the law of 1858 as uedjofthe sailing of American pder existing conditions of Up wmpanle we not paid by weight theamoantof tseaandJnlanf postage tweforesangr change in the rates of a tSftcted change in compensa on pat Wfcea tne Uwwts passed under wll d1r IIJCELIdJrZOrr A ES HI nd tock In i FIi OPluDeM Its eurN. al home Au Cffi ou' pajD Book of Ueuw. D' FREE. 1 JA WOOun D. fA.

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ex thaflnothers womell eqnlpp I by dep nment. point 10 as to act opou public opinion rel rmod TbeD5wer 1be consume toralte Itan objeetshould o. COll emD thee-go more. nrreu. prot ction he.

run. Th at Geor Senator ood accM DIt rln 7" certainly-but Wen. If no got McKln speech-and mayhreak. Yl UJ IJ lo anyone intba deslofti If kCO i 1IY ICIAN 30 158. ordl pl snre pros rato 6 to.

ge reo i a S. fhev gJo quiet8irritded an url es i ha ra suceess re ln D. Enfi ldi Lyall Relf ba ea ht te lIr dlr me ko Jtgc nee B. ll crtJ IFJtz trffJJ i 1cr rroGRArsrE Sour Bonds'S chooL Reltatiou en Mt. S.

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saw TOiL 60r Ep oland I 1ft. MEET NG5. a Ye rans' hall to oftho a wnan on the come ANXOUNp MENT8. th 5OU ftllotion. bo 14.

1858. SAML DUNLAP. 83 Lord lit. I. Htll.

A litIe higher in prict bD or unrirlIed quaty. I UBE ft JUM itAlIC. WINDOW .1 ANTI KALSOMINE DECAT qpi 2' i i le orMi sSUIDlp3GO se LIGHTWEIGHTS OF EVERY' DESCR PTIONiJ yo co orta utJit :8 Men's Boys' Cbil nsSll ls H. B. ROs 1 41Wljlt St ji fiJ fJENEBAL TiPPIr IfA UFAcTUJl Ra fit FiWgatd Goo I eron SCIPL-ESO'NS 0' ATLANTA.

GA I 9 0 to PLASTEB PARIS 9WERP 4' lle ia rl stet yo of S. 1 lOJl CO wBzr1oR CATAZOGU AD rnticm LIS GasMa- ron vvvv vvv VV1JV I VVVvoVVV Tl JM :0. t- if i I accommo ate ling cbr ted 1i 0 LET HOP HOT Vi un il I st. and its mallltalll tral sto an rom beall wed re wellsot greatd pttr th IS fjf GA. NEAR Thoroughly renolated New cottages.

troru maIDer lending to hot" and FInest fiibli1g and bat on AUantic coast. I I f1 i Citr of ii' retun a ted Statesman 1 BUNKLEY. Proprte1 Bunkley. I IRE CONSTITUTION JOB OFFICE IAKES A. elii.

Belnf and USOrtment a type an oy1ng a large force of le ng rnt your printing done at TIti CONSTIT UTIOK THE LAW PRM OF HOPKINS GLS IS this diolTCd by motaaj eonacnL IORli Honnq A July Uc c. et nd iffl- jojf GREA1hS 01TIH i iJR i i ir ifi ita If iff f' lrHEDEMO RA1SHA Al3f j. 1t Uuopb tn 1I takteffect on 4' orAugurt1hi tl mbalaoto hl I 1' 1irtcl ai hlt d1i1ic 1fJPn Ou 1t poJl nOll rt YII anpol itea llfinkw yJ fQJ17 tp18Au pa 2XX ft of tho that the BO hail no f1 fiJ 4 todaT" am th epllJes JnfaTgf th ii T1on prom emlntsterJ JJem cla1in. 1at QtJl Qtlil qbll otel1ecessartt si bu jusUh iF pft1 d. veAC1easJ 6 1liniaterof 1 Jnd Gene lLawto avln n' rJg tS b1.

ht atI1. now hlO' nC1. jnrs DetroUM1ch. waappotn im fal D1 klnson jo tB E1aronitU1Gz 7Mr anotb8lattack. 1o lar a' andf JIi ho hIJ' thath1s trongC01l ltljUOIl imo 1urrive ordeaf-1Jta llUebopo bfareeovery.

if. TOmCAnAIcJN tn tion 1 elllCt rat1c i Rerel what eu UT8Scott. lied ldifn 2lJO. fl nqtilie isdown at hs of atUJc wU Ward CO per an4 4 8 ge f500. i rk count1dem totlewhth ain 1 givt1II4 8t d.

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theya ta. ore monelthan can rate. pregld g. Tbe negro' beldannd1Anapo11a ontM' i25th iantth n1 ullcat then1t the t1i. eiot turiDg acca ntaU1elwm ior tlJ uu Xj 2 The1 a1read1deD1ng Uatthey Iagents 1 mitiin 7- a fl Wn er7.

d. proli ne t1 1 fi tem that 111 npl nport theltreetsthat torf3 wyer bandaQf Uhe Indi t1Ini on ne ino plta a 1iatrompt tun tbinzbutTnmer f. DOt1g fU1.baT8 Uv 1ie at qten nCe4 blb1m ter beJW. erry 11 Carsolll ir rvewliubUshed aldtliaithe zi ofDoPgIus" tJa becan h' biff ftt riC am nghtiraOO by a al tocmt nlhllatbe ied. blfret11ll1lrODlEorope ooetecied' toChlcago falledowlngt the.

rep t. tCigQ. 1hA pu arunxlous th beca erabe 5 ohJie j1P yea tanJsevera partJima atiine groT andln E. Tlt 8PeaJa1J1 Tie erlTHAti mGTQltJItl113.h senate Pt 12 into. on and an sp eCh sterda fa Tor rat tiori lherytnaty.

Iri Georgebad conctuded1fDolp ot01iOD ItlO totheratifieatioD trea. th UYo thy. c. reao 1Uo' 4Unqulry departm tions me bua1nesaAff tinthe. 1tlet of I na adjourned al.

JS OD orth ft1 Aflr pda tbeHowe theh BJo ot tepo. It thePOStOfll a prlaIIOJl Is agreem.enU.- beenarri at i tJhat.knm\1l" 6" 4' i bl ixe4UeeI1Uolea htwo Iracti er o1.It1JPf0114edthat tb Je of 1 1orlongerperl ctJ nOl1erear" 1he. a tollLthenJ ilinghamof ii lIlOYed9 t1l81 senate amendment tUh 1tamendment red the appropri tona OOO to S41iOWuthorizIng the postmast CAA ra1 tolin JDaUfaemtietJ Wl1f D. U1 Unlt States an4C tWlU1 Sot AnU mea 1" nitedf3 teund 1uan. h.

88md. if rItan IW redfour es oLcpmj ensa 18J now receivo 1 The upOn ami lld eupied thel ocl ThD nted me tenIsaid MrJJDghainni not ontoh fbonlibut thereadl compenJatloriundettht Ainerl m-aUafusl tlngciond1ticmoU888. mpantelmnotpald oL UnlaJ. In. ld.

7 JI er foro ango pos cba to compe JaWUpailedUJIdoiJJ 1 Ii I I I i oin o. ritmy JuLY 131888 4- tCH1S 4 7 t2 uDwea nil WbIaksy flab. curedet psr. leSt B. it es i EDUCED rrsndenee 1 k' PraIIe1 i reet tt TEVEN5 SEND FOR.

GA. A 9 1 rcio ng 4. II1ES. 1 4. d23.

I 1 IttawMhorPoW POR1 iyric 2ILVICZ ctui 7 i I 1. Notilgonit 17. tILLS S. tW I tl Orleaus. 7 74 SW FaleatiueEik i Ieniaota t9t CocpiisCiirtiti.

S0daI76SE Rio Oninde. ur 2 70 SE I I Zn 0Clear. S- I ll artarvlfleGa. L' sis hattanooa. i tv a ani a- ewnsn.

a C. tXt I ret esttiltht. at7 Ze Str" 8. Rayomoeer sosea tvoI. irecL1tationLaAppriaht VESTIBULEDTRAii thBadathMCent4r a lathe tralnzhave Itsoeders.

MeinphlatoNew 5. guration" 11 Manncsrs. ar- aE on- ud oftheWesternandAtlantlosroad Gabbettgeneral em asa railziad oftbe hea quarlero cajisail it New ld bkept bystally als an an Uti Ia1cosoresileLt niai73niCouLbLrsauo iiug a fromboneetohousefor thebenefitofsnchu Mr. v. 1or film Huapromises bygiving tso AFALSEALARM.

Thatis 1 reliabledeslers. it theateted. ofSmithBrag 0tisi ofany re- Invlgorine 1d guaranteeSold dealers brizgsomebody MissJssie Culpepper Quilt-By Tools Solectlone-Mf. A To Min The ct ust T. I t.

thaIiowaa ow ER pen millionS' 15 ibi tMGfet oL only cXl 5 fol and micE pwk. or liewnan AKXO UNCEMENTS. rough 1 tiC 550)e a 1. I. a I I I bat a LJ 4e4 cOy1 coas7esTsia a A.

IcFURNISHUfO GOODSZTC ta Spoolal Sale of MidmStwr Gol L1IIT WMll1S BESC1TION. 1. conp1ete stock BoysChildr ris Suits 42and SVPPLXcL i fe. s. rneron 6 1- 0 4 44' oL' i flu I L411111i I BEWEUPIPE 1pe c' Jr ia 0 It TS.

tirI1Ottt thesurf forguests i' and. is I i it- bekept excellencewill ii t' Th0Fb1YVNeWcottaeltauhroadfromcteamer RECEPTON OF at 7s milE I specialtyorprinungon Betngsiirplet of and enipiciping yrinters we essos spad itvautagei the doing this and all klnj of eie CONSTITUTiox om ninE I de3' cons Jow I Rorx Atials 13 1588. Jouzruc BetaliDeslertu YlneIJquorsanflW for medicInlurns PSGlally pi bullied thgL1oj Ale iJublin loctsC end Leeg eeti Tobaccos tigers and Snug Guii and An1ntijn Pistols and tiartiuaig also and Garden Glass Eliocs said man oth numerous to mention A pevibet ar1eiy. i 4' jar GREATscOri V. jMOCRATSHAYEA 3 hepubUeIt5 to 8nd PrdDoulus oIndan agoUt4lnaueac.

fl teeatMr. itsndallAtackedr i' wuuneoroNJaly13lBpeelsl.i1inister EusshAGWIathropbMsentblsreaig ESiontdthepresdent eect not bar. name i rWUapPOlflted iIon 13 i 1ThO 3ii tew of fact aoutI hiatno first-class 1. thotig southern snembers Lawtonpromotd a titita3 necesseryto ehict i iuuld first classand thafOeneral i originally thi rllit S3CBOCY. 7 ce1zzasterOengrai IcOTI i i c1o i and Is now po strOng' constitutIon entesiainvery little i CAMPAtON.

cratIccommitLee PennsylvanIa pal dfn z- S' i Oelriths aui oi ewYsrkcountydem cracy rato i dgo ld- bsentto ew Ti Shr pahire D000LAIB I i. cbnventloxtobebeld nth Is t' view an finttlbnf of the Jesders sa J4i1LonTirner end til eo tor' tlsingsbut reason Douglassidefeat bob awbitewoman andtrylngto parse his professionalnegroto force of E. W. 13. S- Speaks InFaror the erise WASHINGTON July The be 5 the 5.

Ir. resointlo Irict senate 1onday. i5CuUlo Apgroprlau House. the Is fr. Blountof reporton the An bat been all eceda bul teXdas1Ceutfoxearhtwonjesor 7 iostofhIcessbail io imn St wa the inlaid7.

with S. amendment reducing fz XXl0 to increaso tweenthe nitod and Cettze1 end Alnerica theSVes tC hlowed onipensa say CThedabste amendm Tecess 1 Mn. one of in Prbonuaibusaqnsstlonsatotbereadj Cfcaflijensatej thied to the steaiusl tilider tLe Is wore seasadlnhand I erctore any in the compensatIon 3lethe1aWsspaaseiiunder I 5.