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The career of the absconding bariker C. 0. Nelson bat left In Ittrafn only it financial evils but from a social standpoint its serpentine trail is notthefess withering in its results. To the careful and prudent parent it may seem unaccountable that a stranger how ever pleasing may be Ms address or how ever respectable may be his standing is he business world could be allowed to win his way into the affections of a daughter and connect himself by Wood and marriage with our best families while yet his earlier history and antecedents are veiled in obscurity. And yet the history of sueb an adventurer is frequently chronicled by the daflj press said even in our own state there scarcely a town of any importance where coma blighted home may not be pointed out some aged father or i tuer with head bowed down la torrow some sad-eyed wo man worse than widowed who weeps over the future of tier fatherless boy that tells of lives wrecked and hearts trodden down beneath the ruthless tread of the plausible and accomplished adventurer.

The rapid progress made in the development the resources of the south the spirit of ofhta1Uy the dealra of our to extend the right hand of fellowship to all ntw-eomers who have east their lot with us and are lending their aid in the building up of our new born industries have made oiflr southern country peculiarly field Ioe the successful operations of such characters. While such occurrences may generally be prevented by the exercise of prudent inquiry It Is unfortunately true that reason and judgment play but im part In affairs ol the heart and to a woman of delicate sentiment the mere suggestion of the ne cessity of their Is frequently scorned as treasonable to the object in whom ker heart has placed its faith and ii long as woman is woman she will continue to trust. Where a pure and virtuous woman I as yielded to the dictates of her heartand married a man under such circumstances she way perhaps have been guilty of an error of judgment but certainly not one of the heart and in the eyes of God she is sinless. Nevertheless if It should turn out that her supposed husband is in reality the husband of another our human laws force upon her th penalties of his guilt she is denied even the privilege of the name bestowed upon her before Gods altar when taking the holy vows of matrimony her children are branded as illegitimate and stand before the law no better than those who have been wilfully brought Into the world In violation of the laws both of God and man. Surely there is injustice here there is room for a legal discrimination which will be some alleviation of the inevitable suf ferings of such a woman.

There is room for discrimination in favor of the offspring of such a marriage consummated under the forms of law and sanctioned by the priest of God. We intuitively recognize it and the human heart teaches us that it lies in glories of virtuous motherhood. The wrong tan never be righted but some alleviation of its blighting effects could be effected by a law declaring that when a marriage was contracted under such circumstances the Innocent wife should be entitled to the name taken in marriage or the privilege of selecting another and declaring the children legitimate except that right of inheritance from the father would be postponed to that of the first wife and her children. This would go far toward lifting the stigma which attaches to the In nocent sufferers from a fathers wrong. EDITOR AI HAB been standing out against the confirmation of Mr.

Fuller as chief Justice but Mr. Fuller has been confirmed and now he is just as touch Editor ITlsteade chief justice as anybody else's. Culture in Literature. The announcement of the death of Edward P. floe the novelist was suede the other day and it has not attracted much notice in literary circles.

As a matter of fact Mr Roe has never been regarded as a literary man by the critics who write the boot reviews for the magazines and the newspapers and yet if a man is to be Judged by his popularity with Intelligent readers Mr JRoe is the most distinguished UteiaryiSaOUiat this country has produced. Thus far he has had but one rival Dr. J. a. Holland whose poems and stories have been in great demand.

The truth of the matter seems to be that the cultured writers who cater to the tastes of one or two thousand refers have missed their vocation. Popularit inch as E. D. hoe sought and found is not the vulgar ftir the critics would mate it out to be. Th re is something more solid behind it than the critics know of a secret that the Cultured few have not taught.

Mr. Roe was no Shakspeare but it Is well to bear in mind that the rabble the masses were very much pleated with Shakspeares plays when they were first pnt on the stage nd In that day and time all the poets and writers were cultured except Snaktpeare. We have no doubt that ctilfror i the finest thing to the World when confined to a small and select circle but the less of it there in literature the better for those who read. i Tuz ECBOPBAH monarchs wID never know what We until they have partaken of One Of Primus Jones's seventy pound watermelons. An Independent Official.

Hon. Abram S. Hewitt Is the roost Independent and fearless of American officials Sffid his open frank course as mayor of th great citj of If or York fun striking con- ratt with the policy which usually governs ttot public men in. the performance of their ffiBtal duties i. Throughout his administration Mayor conviction id to- ingisimseif eeontitdJe4 by noti rf personal cbo Mea jB ha Ixsen grided a lofty sense of pea aljubllc dntf wnlcfii though subjecting tlnttt the criticism' Of few entitles Nut ffibfB thin ever to the re speet of- the jmWla In toting his fame American flag order ha no doubt knew that he would offend a.

great many voters before whom be wouftf probably afterwards have occasion to stand but he dfwfte thoftgfcf tfgnt under tnff clreuiaitttrces and hi doing so gained mow thstfte lost in strength Hl last set showing hir fearlessness an Bpppfl wh hh sakes to the citizen of JiW' Yorklora rtci ttoD tot the viL8 rtiwhb he says has bu uijnJind wd Impoverishes by the persecptldTT of ln Krfgnlsoi Labor Hartt was the foreman of an establishment inJ Tf kcUyf and discharged one of his nploy Labor for die- fconesfy. That orgn1tkns demanded that the discharged man be restored to idaposi- tton whldUItttf fus6d to do and for whichhe was boycotted and hounded so systemasicaPy be could not get work and was reduced almost to destitution. Mayor Hewitt Japplemeats his appeal for Hartt with tW stbierlpticiB of the hundred doUayi and ha stic edal In raising a hand- some sum for hIm. Mayor Hewitt may not bjijjpcb of politician of the latter day type bnV he is gamine Lmeriean and an hoDCTtofficial and if hi example were fol Towed by mote of of ptiblic men we would have a healthier stMeof public affairs. Otrir' MirnoAD fflends are not by any mess leaping to th iront to inform us how they can continue to make money out.

of the melon business iy dtrojtag It. Let them gird up their loita as it were and make this matter plain. ACCORDING TOTH Cincinnati Commercial Gazette there Isa feelingamougrejrubll- cast that they can carry four southern states. Well it is a very old sore they are feeling of ftMtLii not likely to break out again at this season. The south has had to take a good deal of mefflctaa for Wood poison and has almost rscovered' from the republican disease.

i i It Own Platform. Our esteemed republican contemporary the Philadelphia Press Indulges in. the lot. lowing pleasantry intended to be at the el- oseo cur than beloved contempo- ratjf th Atigusta Chronicle IllsmlgWyharifoift protectionist Jemder tic orgaa to nuptXirtGiovei Cleveland on a trade pUtfcrm bot our lent Georgia contemporary. AngM8t Chionil telnagesto do It somehow orothft.

If the Press really understood the situation or understanding was willing to ac cept it and deal frankly it could not accuse the Chronicle of supporting President Cleveland on a trade platform. However we have no doubt if tha president stood on such a platform and had been placed there by th democrats that the Chronicle would support him as zealously as it does on the platform on which he now appeals to the country. The Chronicle is nothing if not democratic and realizing the necessity of democratic supremacy would be willing to do a great many things even contrary to its own opinion if by so doing it acted in harmony with the party. Like all good southern democrats the ion. Pat Walsh knows that democratic success is paramount to all other Issues and the rotund physique of the lion.

Patrick would have been found on whatever platform the great and good democracy might leave seen fit to place the president. In other words the Hon. Patrick is nothing if not congenial and he does not hesitate to say that what is good enough for the democracy is good enough for him. But our esteemed republican contemporary misses the mark when it says that the Chronicle is supporting President Cleveland on a trade platform. It is doing no such thing.

It is supporting President Cleveland on I policy decidedly more in keeping with Its own opinions than with those of the men who defeated Mr. Walsh for election as a delegate to the St. Louis convention. The national democracy has seen that his course was" the wise and prudent one and every feature of the opening of the democratic canvass has been an in- dorsement of the Hon. Patrick's position.

lie came to the Atlanta convEntion differing with the majority of the party in the state as to the policy wli1li the democracy should pursue. He openly announced that he was willing to yield his opinion to the will of th majority and to Join hands inan harmonious democratic circle for democratic success. He was rebuked by the convention of the party for which he has labored so long and fatthf uRy and was told that his services were aa his policy could not be1t OT Clli iHhough he- bad' yielded in its advocacy-- 6rm tb 0 ffeat democracy of tha coant3Sfc nand into that oflffie Hon. PaGkiy iriro never flagged momeii in his efforfftr fte party and in tftjj to the cause. He has always been willing to take his commands from the democnujj but he is now acting under instructions given by himself to the democracy and returned to htm wlthiti indorsement.

Long live the Hon. Patrick. The do- moeraey of the state wit yet join hands around him and chant his praise. Soars orns republican organs are angry because the south wants to hear Thurnusu. They think it very queer thatsouthern democracy should need encouragement.

But it is not encouragement the south wants it merely want to gloat over 10 good a dem ocrat at Judge Thurman. Tb Ooltaa Hoem Bt. The Hew York Financial Chronicle in its weekly review of the cotton movement says that for the week ending last Friday night the total receipts hare reached 10062 bale against 7026 bales last week 0410 bales the previous week ant Th028 bales thrta weeks since snaking the total receipts since the tat of September 1888 5458997 baits against 6202008 bate for the same period of 7 showing an Increase since September 1 1887 of 25C898 bales. The exports for the week reach a total of 32 33 bales of which 18238 were to Great Britain 1984 to France axed 12311 to the rest of the continent. The total sales for forward delivery for the week are 264600 bales.

For immediate delivery the total sales foot up this week 9073 bales Inebal- tas 5948 for export 2885 for consumption and 242 for spoliation. The iarporU tofc continental ports have been 27000 bales. Tb I decrease la the corresponding date of 1SSO and a de crease of 2 jS5I ttlfi 4wltb 1885. The 0H tatotorfitoeki Ta Secreised" during tSe' wttSt 5OC3baIe tnrf ate tonight 7033 tfle5ttcirrTtaff' rthe same period last year. receipt at ft same towns have been OObafes more than the same week last je rknt since- September I the receipts at alljthe towns are 107629 bales TltOta rwerpt the plantations since SelpfeinSEri JSBi wo 546003 bale In iaS gd bales in 8 ware 338 73- tofc Although the re ceipt alttt fciipfiris the- jjasti wiek iwere id.Ofia- hales the actual twvwlientf ronr plantations wa only SWbf the bal ance being taken from" the StocEsat the in terior towns.

Lajf year the receipts from the plantations for tIi linie we isrere- bales and for 1886 they were 382T bales. The average weight of deliveries in Great Britain is 432 pounds per bale this season aginst4S3 jsonds during the same time last season. The continental deliveries average 432 pounds against 4S3 pounds lat year and for the whole of Ebrope the deliveries average 432 pounds per bale against 434 pounds last Jeeasoo. The weekly consumption to Etrropn is tow 146000 bales of 400 pounds each against 135000 bales of the same weight at the corresponding tine litst year. the total spinners' stocks In treat Britain and on the continent are now 1000 hales less than at the responding date last season.

The Chronicles telegraphic reports from the south- Indicate that as a rale the weather conditions haw been- favorable to cotton which is making quite satisfactory growth. The recent dry weather has caused ranch improvement in Texas and use outlook In that state Is no considered to be very flattering The Chronicle says that the speculation in cotton 01 future delivery At New York was exceptionally dull for tffe first half of the week under reriec There was nothing to teencotirageactlori by eifherpajrty. Foreign advices were without important feature. Crop accounts were fairly favorable. On Wednesday Liverpool reported- souse ad- vance which brought in buyers to cover contracts for this crop causing an advance of 12 points but the next crop was only 1 to 2 points dearer at the close Thursday there was renewed pressure in contracts for this crop and they made a further advance of 15 to IS points but part of this was lost under sales to realize and the next crop closed slightly cheaper.

Friday speculation developed some new features. This crop was weak and the next opened dearer. Values were unsettled throughout the day and the close was dull. Cotton on the spot opened quiet. On Monday the additional sales reported for the previous week were 5049 bales for export and 1253 bales for home consumption.

I Thst I irrKorr FHEE PRESS is corrfidsnt that Michigan will be carried this year by the democrats in both the presidential and state elec tions. This is very high authority. Michigan may yet astonish the world. SEXATOK JOHN SHiues announces that he is going to take part to the canvass. It Is distinctly understood however that he will leave his money bags in Washington this time.

IT rPEA5 THAT THE Blame contingent is choked with emotion so to speak. It is meditating in the back ground. IF THE RIO daily newspapers continue to supply the public with broadsides of literature as well as news tbe occupation of book publishers and booksellers will soon be gone. It is now a conimouthing for a Sunday paper to print a complete novel hi one issue. Of course books cannot compete with such cheap reading matter.

THE STORY THAT comes from Bangor Me. of the young ruffian Stain who has dons his best by means of a bogus confession to convict his own father of burglary and murder seems to entitle him to the claim of having made tv new departure in human depravity. The hope of a money reword and of shortening of his own term of imprisonment seems to have been the only motive that impelled him to elaborate the tale of the Winthrop hank robbery with which he furnished the detectives. His imagination and inventiveness however were not equal to his villiany. He was compelled to fall back for his details upon a confession previously made of a former robbery the account of which he closely paraphrased and the sham was easily discovered by the bank people.

It not easy understand why the bank having these1 papers in its possession omitted to produce then until the- trial had closed and an appeal been taken. THE ISDIANAPOLLO JounsAs. peppers its ed. itorial page with this quotation from Thomas A. ileotlrioka I will be very proud of the support of my republican Mends.

This is intended no doubt to convey the impression that Harrison will be proud of the support of is democratic friends. But there is a vast isce between Harrison and iendricks. Fisx the prohibition presidential ounced in a public address that le annex called the temperance which the republicans nailed tottieir platform has driven thousands of temperance voters into th prohibition ranks. ral Fisklsbttsfly engaged in puncturing tha re publican cuticle. Tue Cnecsawin CoSMERCtAi Gazette is troubling itself about the make up of the congressional districts of South Carolina.

We trust our contemporary will not get excited. LETTERS FROM THB PEOPLE. That Milk Ordinance. Enivoas CONSTITUTION I am surprised that such an intelligent body as our board of health should father sucks poorly coestrued and foolishly designed an ordinance as that which fumlsles the caption to Uris communication. I am even more surprised tit our city fathers panad upon and adopted such thing which Is destined to prove injurious to Atlanta and detrimental to tattle own- as within Use city.

The ordinance is one that can raves be enforced except in port and that very feebly. The idea that the authorities can know the condition of food as given to rattle after it itas been consumed is a foolish one. No psrwn can absolute- IT tell even by- a chemical analysts whether milk Is pore. Since diflerent specimens from different animals In perfect health differ so much In pecic gravity and constituent elements wells in ap pearance. No man can always tell whether his cow is diseased or not.

and must therefore keep a veterinary surgeon employed to tell the physical condition of ills cow each time befrre milting. To tell the truth the new is one beyond reason or common sense and cannot prove beneficial the people want and need an ordinance preventing ttenle of tdultonned milk sod butter whether changed by artificial or other mesas. This kind of Ian ordinance would prove great blessing to the city end herpropin The idea tint milk fool irons a cow which drank from tbe ttraami beyond the city Is nines in- juz1osaobhealLhoUie city than the water we taken trots dlrtctlr teneath this filth sad one th canaot stead to reason and au FromlneTfeVTott CotnmercM Bulletin. It has now been inanyyeari since organized effonwasaadetodoawaj with lddleme posslbl wltb view to obrUOfistlieniulUplicaaott successive hind Tbttgweriiniat Brat organ ImifWattoaffreattxtant visionary tad taprac- ttcaMei gertnf tiaeietBivff profltBt6fflitldl maa aAinmsctben7 totervetrHoB betflrteo- pcodnoei and eaniuiner wcwan and deprived producer of It 1WJflrWtf tfc Hb6v- nned thai in mentation watnuflotnand ami out" by 00 opera tive tIeorzaaimUoz ntgatWnand dcvtasof va- rtouffilcidJ tha1 mercnantj said Sis pronWcooM- bi lonfr aw i' with end. We oe- jgijHafed either thmiwh salesmen ssJa- rie by.

the smittens or by' the prodnvefl ttemselvw. to soffit' cofflmtfnRtss' and eventa treat states 0 theories advanced were fairer tested by experiment and1 so tiiathey were sound arid ptsclcaI goMresuUSweie attained. To extent. however the movement was defeated its owaffUUdw awl devoUoa to half- truttntd an organized effort' its results were iMoniifJerabJe Uiiinst be a surprise to the pioneers In this movement wise ate BOW living to see how fa Ua ir visionary a are- being worked out in this fetar day on-amore practical Uiis. The world having rejected the fallacious theory that middle men as a clisa re.

unnecessary and botdentome has been bneing itself ever since in tt 6re prrtIsnl ht getting' rid. of these toter- miartes who ro realty useless. Tn rogma whicii hwVcerr Madein this dtreefioir has been vwjrgTM and tn lannessees at work even treebing Mitnyotttw pronounced tendeneteof the present day strongly In tfeis direction and the great tdyat9 in eombinakm and absorption involves thh result at almost every step. A pronfment consideration in that new and often IndeflnaMeorKanizattauthS trust. is obliteration ofosiddlemen.

The tendency in wholesale mvres- tile transactions of almost every character arrf to importations of every class Is toward fluted dealings without intervention. Competition and the necessity for reduced expenses forecs tWsK and its great financial asset cosnisrulsi enterprises there Is an almost universal fort to secure such aTff sates and combinations as will abolish the middleman. Through. every branch of business thl tendency may be until we fled evea the formers orgaoknt their sales boreaa sa to gat rid of nntseceery- ntlddleiatB thenenrance companies making a hard Sight for tbebasineia which they have heretofore gladly left to well-paid brokers and Utemthoads tryioy to cot off tb sum- missions of thtkSt arotB Strongly marked and general talsin emeBt i however. St sinew not Ignore tl fSetthtttn socaCedmiddteininitrBiS tree tpnere and to certain branches a fetatness tsu essential trade eat It pjodnwporconxumwv and that hispsrt in the worlds activities is a most important one.

the movement is In step with the universal march toward better to5thOLi sad the obliteration of the unnecessary end burdensome wherever they are The middleman who has gleaned excessive profits from unimportant service now finds his In. come shrinking and the useless barnacle upon commerce must go is going. In the better adjust bent that is being broughtebout when all relations are more clearly defined aud tbe survival of tlie fittest has been emphasized by. killing off the unfit it will doubtless be found that the great intermedi ate class between producer and consumer will still have its proper place and sphere of activity. and that its important eonslbutlon to the success of trade wilt be fully appreciated and property compensated.

Bad Luck of the Butte Chair. From the Philadelphia Times. The threatened abolition of the bustle is not only a rlevious thing for the mansfaeturen of that article but dashes the hope of profit entertained by a certain furniture concern. This store prides lU lf on novel designs in- house furnishings. Only a mouth or so ago its boss designer got a patent on a model of a sewing chair for women.

Its unique feature was the shape or the back. the lower portion of which extended rearward with a bul e. This was Intended to accommodate the feminine bustle end the inventor bettered that he had hit upon a device that would sell thousands of those chairs. But a strok of the bustle ctairs Is no sooner ready to display than bustles begin to lode out of the fashionable world and those chairs will have to be altered in to commonplace affairs to be saleable. American rrrs From Australia From the XeweastTe Australia Call.

June ft President Cleveland the only candidate for the presidency of the United States bar ea declared re-elected. Senator Stafford of California the republican candidate has retired. The St. Louis platform cenventic a indorses treat- dent Cleveland's tariff policy. Sherman la the only person nominated for vice- president.

Just IJta Luck. From the Detroit Free Press. Passenger What's wrong Brakemaii The tram behind us cant slow up. There'll be an awful collision. Passenger And Ill be killed.

That's Just like toy Stick. I was foolish enough to buy a return ticket Grandmother Waf Alarmed. From the Detroit Free Press. Bumptious Youth 1 tell you what grandmother 1linrret marry girl who is not my inferior. Grandmother severely Addlson do you want to marry an idiot ALL SORTS.

The shipwrecked sailor generally has a raft Of things to look alter. The regular out goetlo about like a lion seeking what he may devour. The ice dealers of New York propose an ice trust. The hearted monopolists We all concede that time flies but we seriously object only to summer time flies. Among the late arrivals at Long Branch is a woman who lies 123 dresses.

She ought to be a person of very good address. London omnibusses are to be lighted by electricity but the London fog will probably conquer the light as it always has dose It may be that there is a skeleton In the closet of every family. Very often however the family skeleton walks atoned alive. A well known physician of temperance proclivities ties tool caste among cold water people be- cause it is known that he la always treating his patients. U.

Garden hats are so large this year that the farmer forbids the grh to wear them out In the gar- ten they throw smith a shade over tho flowers anti vegetables. Republican I hope that you can see your way clear to vote with us on the whisky question in our platform. Prohibitionist Not by a jugrut. Printers wife There was a tramp invaded th house this montng. Printer What did you dor1 Printers wife On I pled him.

Brntinir- too tree Press. A contemporary declares th wpubUcans are organized for victory. That is all right but Icing organized for victory and achieving It are two quite different thing. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes says that a mans mouth Is what he makes It.

Anybody who ins ever attended a- minstrel stow must 1 Burlington Free Fresa A German newspaper in Newark N. J. runs a beer saloon in connection with its establish. mast. Perhaps gives a.

glass of beer as a premium to every subscriber. Reports of the elopement of business men with their pretty tyrewnters axe becoming alarm. rogly frequent. The typewriter is getting to be a very dangerous piece of once furniture. Have You Right Have you a right" at fret I asked my heart-To th great happiness that love be oweth And soil a voice responded God He knoweth When and to whom life's rapture to impart Treasure the golden largess.

If thou art Unworthy of such bounty it but tboweth How Hit omoisdcat mtrcT overfloweth The meager measure of thy life's desert. And 101 locked the God-gift in my soul And said I will be even with my God Sopearulyethbnry mortal might With noble thoughts and deeds I shall extol ityiplrH till it jpnrnlU mortal clod Anddonbtnot Ujny rapture my right" Cnlia. Key BeQ in Detroit Free Pren. Mr. Hm JOow Both Worthy of Cqnfldencjwia Wekno from the best sources fe dent Cleveland lenialnstrua to hi habits oluiet wilcS are entirely soul and fits from any incllna- tton toward temperance nonsense.

We kaow.ei- pedally Oat rery wcenfly in- a soeULcircle with friends from Buffalo he hat takes spirituous drink not privaUly or meakinglj' but publicly and La the efiuent coMdousnewtbatba wadolny something w. In regard tq the aiaertlaQ- of tbs CbicagoLal that through th taflneata trf. Mea- tn preddesluunroro. off repent ouYTet meal that Ui is untrue. lie.

tieveland bainot npttefoabltotenjoying spititu0U drinks in nioderatenjanner Jliia not been pnrwitdea aniA eotioni otaaUer fcomffboin it may man tfca no drinks auinotdffhJia any great hatni tthnF campaign do rt WoSist reruw their rfft xe5 to a canfildatS rtbie WfiB acceptable to them. It sO3haraanrdoetTKt attempt to tDLXIrpGealYfs own views and mode of fife oaaftefflrtfifl-hlsvptiblld acObnsapdas a matter te opposes air coeaira laws of tetoer- sues he certainly tstaaUihestoeKby la the eyes of tfl greaf raajojify of eitkens of German origin and phrhaa also in those of a stOl greater number of citliena uot of Qennaa origin a right to couflJecca and support. Ouch messia Ooversser David Bennett Well It is asserted and we bave io ground for tloubtitig it that either from prtceiyi re habit be Uie no spthtuotsa drink but lie has given ample proof that will not bare anything to do- with coercive tern- peranee laws nd that he does not hold it bo the dntyof stateixBaB8hipbytt possible means to male the enjoyment of splrftaoos drinks difficult lot the citizen and tie teas ymsTbecaTMtery popular amgng ant. who were ppos tolegtetatloa of that sort Our voting ettticoa of Gtrman origin would ocr- talnly tfieJast foidepriv th freedom their music of life but they have learned by experience Thatth great majority of tnosewba set up total nbatiiieoce from atcoholto drtnksasa rule of scaoij-atei friends' ot coercive tempeiince lawa 1. Sow many miles of tnway in the United About 135000 mOu 2.

Horfmikbhavfc they' cost S. How many people are employed td by them Mora than lSXWa two miles in tbree minutes. on mile being made la-forty sii seconds on deifihla and Heading railroad. What is it coil of a high-class passenger SXOaIntLreI 6. Whit totbatengsstmBeage operated byaiiu.

gle system Atchison Topeka end. Santa F0y em about 7. What is the cost of a palace sl pinjrcarT About 515000 or JI7 0 if vesttbnled. 8. What is the longest railway bridge gpftninthe United Slates saw Cantilever span in Poughkeepsle bridge MSfert.

P. What is the highest railroad brWga In the Cur- tlMt StstesT Klnzua Viaduct on the Erie road 005 fret nigh. Ii. Who boOt the first locomotive in the United States Peter Cooper. 11.

What carries the largest number of passengers Manhattan elevated railroad Now York 25000 a day or 161625000 yearly. 12. What is the average daily earning of an locomotive About 100 13. What la the loosest American railway tunnel iloocac Tunnel on the Fitchburg liiiwoy 4J miles 14. WbatistbeaTergeeostofconstraetlngaiaile of railrond At the present Unw about 30 CM.

15. What is the highest railroad in tb UUtcd States Denver cud Hto Grande Marshall ran 10852 feet 56. What are the chances of fatal accident in railway travel One tilled In ten mTion. Statistics show more ore killed by telling out of windows than to railway accidents. 17.

What Tins of railway extends furthest east and west CunadlanPaCiflc railway. running from Quebec to the Pacific ocean it LLjw tong does a ste rnUIAat with average wear About eighteen years. it What road carries the largest number of corn- moteuf llllnoi Central 4tsil28 in 1887. as. What is the fastest time made between Jersey dry and tan Francisco Three days 7 hourz an urinates soft 19 seconds.

Special theatrical train Jun 1856. A NEAR THIEF FKOJIGEOKGIA. Arrested In this City for Itobblug the Ter- race Garden Box Office of 8540. Irons the New York Sun While the auditors in Terrace Garden at Fifty eighth street and Third avenue were going out on toe night ot Jury itb a young man went up tbe box office anti bought a ticket for the next evenings performance. He talked a few minute with the ticket agent and then invited him out to take a drink.

While hewasgonea friend of the eon young man slipped into the- office furred open a desk and took from a tin box therein 540 the receipts of the night a ladies' silk umbrella and an overcoat. Assistant Manager Schoenberg reported the robbery to Inspector Dyrnes sod Detectives hunt and Jacobs arrested the wclal ticket purchaser Just outside the garden on Tuesday night. Mr. Schoenberg and Nat Roth assistant manager of Josh Harts Harlem theater identified the young man as Johnny Price a sneak thief who was released from a Georgia prison six months ego. He was sentenced fnr years ago to a term 01 twenty years for robbing a bank but was pardoned by the governor.

His confederate who took the money from the garden has not been arrested. Price has b. en fining a big business la his peculiar line ever since his arrival from Georgia. Mr. C.

euee of 15 Wall street recognized him yesterday as the man- who on July 18 while Mr. Loence was standing at one of the long desks in the mosey ord department of the postofflc with a of money on one stde of him ratted attention to a bug on his shoulder on the other ride. Of Course was an imaginary bug While Mr. Losxsce was trying to brush It off tb solicitous young loans friend got off with the bay of money. It is suspected that he is the same fellow who took the receipts of the north from Terrace garden.

Price was taken to Jefferson Market yesterday and remanded until this morning. The Effect of Beallsm. Prom the Philadelphia Times. A Washington colored man named Taylor went to see BuUo Blils wild west show a few days since and was given a seat well in front. He took a lively Interest In the performance and during the attack on the settlers cabin by the-Indians and their repulsion by the cow boys headed by Bufialo BUI beeame greatly excited.

The ground wee rewn with apparently dead Indians and cow boys. Springing from big seat With a shout- Taylor whipped out a bulldog revolver end Joined In the fight He had lied one shot into the crowd when an officer who was Handing doee by grabbed him by the neek and threw him to the groond. Taylor was immediately turned over to the care of the police and was tent te ten days to a place where buffaloes and Indians are unknown Had UI. Eye on Prom the Washington Post Representative Collins of UaEaehosehts who was chairman of Undemocratic notification committee tells of an interesting title indeent which happened when the committee went to Oolrnotsm to notify Mr. Thurm A photographer came BY QOYERROR A Wctnresqnef 8px The People Thereabouts Tbe Days Exercise mountahrfcrmgsi TAtatr tiers of fi 5 ttpjpe yaxt of South Ca li lm4i wears ine origin of Ihe tHl poa tts 1jare rsaf it sHpped-awar some long gone day leaTfey onftKfitenalftl from near tha ummlttoHt Ii bsserjtnd iow tfcere to tvtntoad eurvirsg n-f pansebf smootB.

solid roeki thousasisi feet f1 hlgb anatnotfrthaa thonsantffwtwidfoveTlC which the water oozing trout the soil atthiif peak sprfait tttelt vlialhe s-oa sun1dnesnponJ thlrexpartte tin rayrmiw ftahed batik by thii sfteatot tef and mountain is looking fifom distant vray miiror. Jbhn Fergai iros 6 Sassy mountain fathertrtm dpart it and is gran4fath. at Jt8bas and built his home under its shadow. The original Fetjro- tlontsry war feecaoMi bad avenged. ass insult tni8 old grandfather ov Kinking dead the srtio offered it at the- family's home lathe low couutty the present Fergu son 6 stand on tha top of his own moon tain and lookffQwnwithprona afisfactron' onhroa4 and terQle sicres stretching from Its hase eight or nine nnndred of tliertt.

But he ha fb- advantage of being able to oversee ths entire faun or series. of farms lromooepoiaU He. can sit on the mountain and watch the plows op the place get the sweep of every terrefo on hishfilsWes and compare the- crops with those of htf neighbors for fifteen The view from the mountaip is bounded on one side by the Blue Biifce range where Table Bool and Cjeaatff Head stanilgsfiantly twelve. miles awayas if to measure their mowne heights flijalnstttls outpost ofttfflina on the other stdes Itts founded bythphorhon And the srealher. When.

it is cleat yen can Bee all the sttftight column of smote of Piedmont sr fhe fedusky lack i we your way John PdfBsoffloTira Glassy mountain his iefitfe his fathers aduinthtss hteownposses3ion and birthplace. Over in Gr8envitfe-eJgtt6 mifes distant where ho is of Ferguson flfJIDler lie steps' from the big store where he Sells and writes and makes money all day to the piazza of his house near by forgets store rnonayand atlas he looks to tks tltehnwntng height of 60s sy monjft and iwver ttres of. it. His firm owns the biggest and tallest brlcfc- block in the city andhe has niece real pleasure in the fact that tmtatho roof of it he can pick omit with a field glass tle yocks and trees on Glassy mountain he knew as a toy than an the rents and decoraiio gir him. Ho swears by Glasay mountain he I ieves a drive to the old rlsxeand a day on' 1 19 mjuntain will cnreany disease ho CBS pos- slblY have except old a andwHenhe feels' badly ho goes there and returns so thinly believing himself well that he is well.

A none ore THEKOUSTATS. Holding these views it surprising that Mr. Furguscn should meditate a picnic on Glassy mountain worthy of the place and as he is a tolerably solid citizen who can do things up in good shape without makingany fuss about it and as he has a heart in him as big as an ox and in his quiet undemonstrative way loves everybody in his. native county of Fishers it It not cause for astonishment that he laid- himself out to Secure the biggest and the fast kind of a time for all Pickets and a good part of several other counties. and that Saturday wfll lw remembered is the tune of ma- snorable event.

His neighbors and old friends gathered in swarms to his bidding Saturday and made hiss happy by sTriUlng the hogsteads of lemonade and using up the toot or so of lee and other suitable- provision he had made though he has gone out of the mountains and acquiisd fortune and name and I the foremost man in building up of a fairly big city be has never forgotten his mountaineer instincts of hospitality or his momrtarneer simplicity of taste and manner and everybody was wel- come and made to feel so from Governor Richardson to the most homily specimen of Blue Ridge material with probable guilty knowledge of the blockading business. Splendid mountaineer people they are Big men with bif muscles explaining thevfearless quiet frankness of their eyes women strong and burom but shy withal and conscious of the powers privileges and requirements of their sex some of them already good and help- I ul wives and pleritly more likely to be. ADDRESSED BY vax tovElalioB. The people swarmed Saturday from every direction to the broad and easy road lending to the top of the big mountain where the' summer house with vast area of piazza invited and turf beneath beautiful grove wooed' all corners to rest and coolness. The bountiful provision made by Mr.

Ferguson was supple-1 mauled by the great gathering baskets each' one fille with substantial and delicacies prepared by the model housewives of Pickene. Twenty-five hundred people- were present and' unanimous lit enjoyment of the occasion. There was slot a jar to disturb the general pleasure. Speeches were made- by Governor Richardson. who confined himself to state pol isles General Bosabasu Colonel Henry D.

Capers. of Adairaville Ga. who told of the glories of lois state and Colonel Nat Atkinson of Asheville who advocated the claims of the Carolina Cumberland Gap and Chicago railroad and pledged a subscription of SiOOCOO for Buncombe county North Carolina. Dinner followed the speaking and after that Professor Dem att made a successful balloon ascension from the top of the mountain and. astonished the natives by a wonderful trapeze performance a thousand feet in air.

THE POPE TO LE AYE BOML Negotiating for the Purchase of an Islet in the Mediterranean. LONDON July 16. LUniverj of Paris re fetrtng to the circular note of Cardinal Eampolla to the powers protesting agaiust the insults offered to the vtican by the Italian government makes statement whisb canol Tail to create a sensation la the Roman Catholic world ud IfveriSedbyiub- sequent events to mark aa erain tbt isistequf of Ialy and of Europe of which the only modern pioU type is tha exile ot Pope Fiui IX LUnivers announces that Pope Leo XIII foresee- ng that in th early rature he will forced by the persistent hcxtttity of the Italian government to quit Rome has already opened negotiations for tba purchase of aa islet in the Mediterranean rim th French coast whither he end hitI1eeholit wtl able to rouse when it becomes necessary lor him leave the eternal City. The eounefl of the vatic snow engaged Ia earnestly fiiscnisia the fill- stun and there is a general- conceims of ortcis thatthetieportare' from Italy souM' ItfW be delayed. Some of the prelates favor aretnaS Malts but no decision hits yet been rcacbtd- a' the future teat of the holy see.

i Success. Like to a star trnhasttng but nnresttn j. Goett Yottcaado what you wish If jou wfll The worid to persistence gives way But to oint at the foot of tbe Condemns you thieve and ay TontealiretiiastofajblotryOBrlia Then fashion it warily. well Every sxsornentwttb cbancesigtife Path stroke of the chisel win tL Do not grate that the big world fscold By work Is her Jayof achieved Tor the world glvesnot glory or gold tnhas the gets value rsceivwd. So must yon never baste never rot Thus much does it cost to focceed.

There son pearls Or the daring who dir fieejdown whet Use sea elUn er There ate bubbles for such as do sInve WO kasaiman bald spot 6nb over Toronto was iW fe e4T knarply fer tor hi apjrehenaidn waslooked mpbellford small TQlage baci est Belle- rr ZTflt fn ftlet TTw rf VA ri said thVfct the past tof day there had teen who was either tyer in MAX'S VAGARIES. rm ie Json but with he pened a jewelry store couldut tet anybody to and hr gave the thing He tad an auction here te said at which iamonds sham jewelry man trying to Thenhebougbtany watch offered him displayed soils of bank notes treated everybody wtoconversed with him and became such a generally good fellow that. tie boast of ribbing a banklaa almost entirely forgotten. THE FLASHILY nassean FEMALE. JThe secoudday be was In Belleville he was joined bya very flashily dressed female who bedecked in diamonds gorgeous dresses drove out alont daily anti returned every' nigh considerably the worse for liquor.

To lila acquaintances Kelson said the woman was tls wile from whom he had once been divorced. but now he was frying to reform her by taking ter to a quiet city and letting her have her fill of liquor hoping that she would sooner or later become disgusted with rum and give it 4 STO3TISQ visa RASCAL. ChlelHynda lost na time in going to BeUe Qlei ifs hired a room In the same hotel with Nelson and made his acquaintance. He drove out with the divorced wife of Nelson and she told hint ina burst of teseuldin confidence USeS he Nelson was a sucker she had picked up in Atlanta and that she was working him for all he was worth. She said her name was Nellie Prince and that as soon as she got a diamond bracelet that JTelson had h8 was going to shake- him for sMhad nearly an Ms mousy now.

That was esily Friday- aiteroooo. That evening when Chief Hynda arrived back in Belistdillu with Kelsons charmer Nelson was found entertaining a crowd of Ontario farmers with- thrilling His HAtEBKHADTH ESCAPES in the late rebellion. lie told how ho first ioaght under General Gordon and then becoming dissatisfied because he was not given the oolonelc of a regiment resigned hirtoai Jots commission. went to Murfreesboro raised regiment of Tennesserans none of whom. wewaninchshorterthanhewasftjidthattliey were the pride of the confederate forces.

Pom ting to- his lame leg ho said I got that from a damned Yankee while leading my regiment in that charge. Only thirty of my regiment escaped with our live. To see we were all so tall that we were very easy to hit. and to this day I have regretted I CThenChief ynds spoke np :1 Is your name CC Nelson Oh yes. Did you ever live at Atlanta Ga.

Certainly I was in business there. where the bask wee that I cleaned out the North Side Savings Lank. You see there was fellow named Anderson titers a man nil rjgut in hLs way a man of all. work and veritable chump. Well says It Ill send this fellow home and then scoop the place and when jth owners find the place cleats on Monday they will blame it to him.

Well I got away an right and Just as thought Anderson was tokmed-Iar the robbery was arrested sent to JaU yjcted and is now sertJagont thirty year In prison. Poor fellow I've sent 153000 to Atlanta for his wife andfamily they will be taken care of all right. In a. Low years IJlnse my influence with General fi Gordon my old commander and have him iasome of the money Mw uHie displayed a large roll of Amen- can bank notes. eD the aaid Chief Hynds I arrest you for the crime and the best thing you can do ii to Ulre thing quietly.

Ufelsoni Jaw dropped. He trembled lite an i sapenlot a. moment and then recovering him- Ill be damned. I never thought me in5 thh God omken I didn't rob any bank. I was only i don't look like a bank robber.

isWlf No. i have make a mistake. Why it is was obdurate and Nelson had to ttflt way thither ia offered Hyndili ea toletMmgo1butT inly On-bring searched. MW found nponais person sUTgoJiTand f- fV silvei jratehetV parcel of unset diamdnda ig0 J700 In nfflt Yesterday i telegraphed- to. Ti wonwnV was not arrrested th finest irf" ties i- wiiSthe name of George ES 5' Inflrt8 esrp3jsbooks lilank checks and rvJ seem tohaveielonged toresidentsi Nelson egraphe tMsmorninr pm.fce 260 mechanics ia the variom lines THE Dalivand 4 rpBJMJLY 1.

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the democratic nott along and insisted on tak1n the sl5ture of thblsi tots with JudgoTbur In the tugs on so- count ofthe Hgit 5 1OU will have Infers the eaet. tgaJy1Iata 061 KeepyoureyeIntj directIon. Tfle Sm looked teidfulIyin the dirzct indicated and kilir A Criat DayFor South. Caro' lina. 6OVERNORR1CARD5 pot LIsieg Thereabouts-The t1eI.

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MouarAIri ashe inhim asbig ls a happybyawi1lis1tbe suitablwpro1siosi I. of- muscles the feurles fiti Thebountifut fihl tI s.L- Dematt POPETOLEAVE 16. cc- OerdfnalBampotls protesttngagsiust tnsultSored a cannolTail and if vadded by gob sa-exsi Us c- alyand ofguropeotwhicts.thaoulymOdWnPXOt0- LeGXUI the be foreastby negotfatiosssfoithe. purchsaeofaaislettntheMmditeflaneeln matteS LI Lrhlsn 0 theetirnatftty. eouneflofthbvatrcin theslti tte geners bt ofthe rorsreircnt tCSCt53t seabofthe holysee.

YucaisdowhalpouwishUycfll WOrld4O Bu4tofa2ntatthafoooftheIsfli eya You5Vulifb time tofashion your l1 chances is rita. stroktofthe Doxso bgworld Is cold Tortheworldgtvesnotgloryorgohl Aithessmerrtrtadatotbewest. Neveeetethsnnraisckesthsgb1ispstd 8osnnetyouugver nesersesI- Thnimsich doesltcosttonccocd. dirt Deepduwsswheretbeeaeldssebe bubblesfor Mere dawdlers on top oftheie51 IflimttleglloOs. WT.Du CAUUT 1UANADA poenga5a1 LtO Cjetion Anestd WbflsTelh1n of Ills Adventures AWomsn pleaTh on the Scene.

5gxorrozOnt July 22 vf agotheoliceot Ontario received the jloliceol 1 Iii lO0ponndt ftIl b- nia Infi' carricas cans blatk 1s4 bS1S" bu Iensafl on. bead zigbl ci 43 eorspleiion dark. fey share off 5 Charge5 cbeUag eed swindling. 5i4rl4rUItticarbeteefl here arid outitalandTorOntO waswatdiastarplj t-aoTongnzwerIag-Nelaon'o description In dforbtasppreheneicmwaa1ooke4npoou ott pofbiBty rrst last a licherman belonging to Csmpbellfor4esmal- back a me called on ChiefIfynds of and therebad ini1n hl3-1jti1nitt a very 1-- ni to thQ--fiaherrnanper- feeti' answered the description of lie thrSW UiOt about La a meerrscklesa man- er dldn seem to have any definite badness the time. Isewuthtr jjjbeeigiisfrom hotel keepers farmerind tho gold and sliver watches its de JCYeryditm0UdbeSaW he want- topurchise.

Finany somebody ako4 bite whereas got ahlitis money Scout. Id I cleaned out a bank Jown 1 slid asu cIng to take iteaty the rest of st. yhlLLasi He then xhItsitd diamond rings brooches ngi.wst and other articles of jewel- yandsa1d thatwitha 3I0llO. yehichhe 4 .5 deceanped bCbicaUbut he couldntket wspjawetrjwlthblm i gehadan berehe IsLl4kerago1dwatehessctwithd1amonds duf movements made fQ ten aol. re Ieoplo then got an Idea that li 14 WU SO51Q wn.

Then he bougbtenyt :3 rb. i z- rirn by a diamonds and toi iser up. i I losinu BeUo- divorccdwUo sh In i ir himforalihewas it ielson she she had Tita i ilyndserrived ccqnntho scirauawiuvss Of i i' bisma :4 for' a i were an Inch shorter thanhe was and that they Pointing tOLLS 1. i- Top ailso talithatwe bit was not killed myseit. IzyournasnoCCNelson everilve That's th the Tort1 a 1 a I s' i- fl therobbery serving out eazs 6OOO and family a Ill use 4doned out" vnz mzzs.

H6Nh6 COIItIIUISd i3sonteoftlsemoney r- rollof erWfl thesmsaJd L-i fortbecnlme dOlstotakethlugaquietly. i. Nebenajawdroppe trembledhilce I Bald 47fl th5Vdlicewonld find inthie God-forsaken Buiyonrejcsklngaizityoui 1 Bnt fling .5 IIyrsd bins wo mn vursos LOCZ4tP Oflth thithse offeredli-nzis 1l let goiut vainly. ierewss uon his aLt gold anti Ve slyexwjtcieg a ensetdiiuonds several piec ci diamond Jewelry four gold Wstehthatnsand TXl 1t was mien to Trenton and the AtLanta an- tIs- This- woman- OflOIebeU scarce buying a tIcket fTor out of a well filled- wallet fldtelhingth5 people Jo liellevifie that she aagoln tIrnno set this matter so' 6u3In0A LLWT Ill eisoma ggg was fount a dozen suits tC1otbeIof. material and an flrtoni snsou t' of handkerchiefs ic Zearruthers upoa lt was filled with i- wu5.

1' to have belonged to AtIasrtgr telegraphed thiS mOIng 0nto fothsbeesiawyerthat csn be enn4 i-.