The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 22

I POLICE SCANDAL. Illeged mailing Force Wulch Leyles Tribute Yearly. UTHE PRICE FOR POLICE APPOINTMENTS. ew York Sa1ooni Gambling Ruoru. Disorderly Hou Merchant and Pd dlers Are Made Source of orBeysnus.

New York June The police force or fho city of New i ork numbers 3 QUO men. fand the payroll and the expenses or the ilepartment will cost this rar the sum or 54391474. M. That amoa it us appruprattJ by the board of estimates In the budget for the year. The act of the last legislature increasing 11 the salaries of pitrobnen and TJunJmen Will add more than ftw 000 a.

ear to the pay roll of the department. The testimony brought out the Lexow Investigating comm ttee shons that the police. la on to their salaries from the city. have an aJJ uonal Int me contributed by the keepers of disorderly houses Is Saloons gambling hoa merciu lu and I USh-caTt peddlers. Tills extra.

in ome is called paying for pretext on those who pay. By the puhLc it la om imes ca 1 blackmail. The polite prvbbl Ul perquisites If the testimony Is true the po ic were wery vigilant in lot MS ill ins who could be forced to 101 tribute to th extra und for their net While an accurate timate or the Income Of the police from tJt uirs Is mj ible at this gc of tre irwstUuon nougti facts have' lJ en made i at lit to show that us enormous and i jnatelj CA rreet 1 truirs In be made. There are as shown Ioy the 1 st annual report or the board of excise saloons in th. 3 Most of them.

is Her on knows. keep their side doors op on Su-1ay ant after legal hours at nlht The i for protection for Sunday side loor opening varies BOCord ng to locati and arn3unt of bus ness done. The era believed to be 10 a week for each salcJn Cost of suiuous Police protection would therefore co the 500 saloon keepers It oil one half or the total number cf saloons pill the sate the following large urn IWN It Jlundred saloons at awect 500 saloons. weeks iJJ iw amount I paid police by the un JolS ll o1 total per I- sear J6 95S 174 But it is alleged the poll have mar It other sourees or revenue. and that the dls- Jl rderlY houses help ver ma trUllj to keep the wolf of poverty from tire doors of the police.

Assistant Chief Clerk Detmater or the police department. who has teen in the depart ment a. score or ears said this after- noon when asked I uw ma prostitutes there were in New York 5 Five years ago Superintendents Murray Slbridge Gerry and I agreed that the umber or prostitutes In this cit was. about 10000. I have not made an pe ul study of the matter for the last four years.

but I would say that there has Len an increase 4 IB that time or no less than lo mal ing the total number at the present tin 4o twu VjThere are no actual. statistics on the sub. Taking the United States census estimate five persons to a. house. the police est the number of Immoral women.

id coo shows that there must be 9 uw disor- tterly houses In the city. According to the al ed potice trhednle called straight houses paid Iritia fee. and flats 910 It is esiin ated the business is about equally dl trIb- between flats and house- so that Use average Initiation fee is about or fj600000 lot opening the hoj es These houses. therefore. must have paid the polite total of J3 600 000 in fees to open for bu According to the evidence before the rf exow committee the keepers or these aouses are required to pay from to uw II.

jmonth so that the rage mo ithly rate police protection la This wilt give the police the sum of S3 i ooo a. year. Extra. Charge. In addition to the fixed charges for the protection of disorderly houses.

the ttsti znony before the committee shows that there were numerous extra charges which varied accord ng to cirtumstai tes J-Eoznetimes the ward man wanted an extra tl9 or 5 for some. Th the patrolman yon the beat would occasionally want The protection paid for seems to included an occasional raid. and when were made it was nete ary to put SP for extras of as kind The matter of getting bait sometimes expensive and in the case of a keeper Of a house moving to a new location an additional initiation tee was charged. so this lee was sometimes paid more than 3nce in a year. In the ausence or data.

by which to de- charges for special favors and protemon3' the low estimate of JUiwO a year as the of them Is mtide Th brings lip the total annual income or the for lose to 15000 Ouo dMded as follows om the City 13914164 from saloons 16 gambling houses In the days when they nourished in the tenderloin preTlnct ndvother sections of the city are reported iMh5efontriJ uted her liberally to the police. The following scale of 100 i montn each per ear ambling houses 140100. games 50 a Total from From Side Ismei. here cut the teSUm ny so far out senate COI mittee it is not Kte Incidental proidK tances the main circu he amount demanded the victim and I Ss protection. ons willing to testify assessed for the prt i the WewaltaPm keep their stores Push this crcum governing necS8l ss to pay itt i tee from per- eS anti who are 5 boxes 1 Jwant to Sunday and Prom members of th force.

J60000. grand total Income. 1535414764 If the testimony of the witnesses who have testified to paying blackmail Is. true. and the income of the police force from all sources Is more than n5 000 000 a year.

then each one of the 60o persons in the department should receive more than 1050 a year. In addition to this. It is alleged that some police captains and sergeants etc. hays paid 10100 5000 and 95000 for advance- me This. course would not be revs- nue from the outside.

It would seem how- ever. to be better to be a. policeman on the ground floor than to be a member of the sugar Ll CimOS IX FOUR STATES. Omelet SttIsiei from South Caro- linsa Georgia. Florida aid Alabama.

Editor torstitunon YS a sui stantial arid all sufficient answer to the charge barbarism made against the south because of our repeated lynchiugs I to nd a table shovli the lynChirgs in we states or Georgia. Alabama. South Cart- lma aid lonoa during th ear lS3o 1 ve Ulan these from we nesvs columns of The Constitution for that period and have selected tnut6 states because their prox- imit insures on atlroximae correctness or the news seal South larolfna Negro hite Lynchei South Carolina Negro White. Lynched. south Carolina Negro hlte I nknown AUlama Negro.

hlte I. nknown. Ala mi Netro hlte 1 Unknown. litama Nepro White. Lynched.

Georgia. Negro White. Lynched. Alabama Negro hlte nched Georgia. White.

White. Unknown. Alabama. Negro. hite Lynched.

Alabama. Negro White. Lj nched th Carolina. Negro. White.

nched Two Four. Three. It 11 be that during the pertooa named there have been In all 1 It lour cases or criminal assaults on women. these twenty two were in Georgia. tour- te In south Carolina ften In Alabama three in Honda In torty-Ciglit cases the were s.

forty six or wlsicta were upon white women arid two upon no- gro women five cases were by write men upon white womec and one case. color unknown upon a white woman to sum up. fft two or the victims were white wotn and two were netro womcn. The color one ui Iown nunt oula rut ctcrrained. because OnlY the name was gi i Three of the assaults were or a rn to lous character.

one navisig uteu ni ted by two 0roes one three nt- and uric four negroes a 1 upon white WonI1 and I as nappy to state that for thc three assaults nine ntgroes ie The fate the assailants shows that In twertj cases. tnirt tnr ntgroes were lynched one was hung cy law one was ST and Killed by lm victim gnu twent tHe are unknown. by which I an that the were either in the custody of the law or had escaped with A par- of outraged 1 citizens In pursuit. I SnOuiu sa that fifteen or this number would tie a. reasonable estimate or those lost in the wools or In uo slng the creek which would bring the total number lynched up to firtj e0ht and it is probable that the most or tho In custody will be nung.

it Is In tie tha several may have made their cape or course have no excuses jr apologies to ike tat ii our northern breth. or British cous rs insist upon shedding ui it ir expending any tupi hy on tl ubje we submit that It coud us more bestowed upon their An lo bion km men an 1 that chaste and innocent victims of the brutal lust or thr gross are much mort entitled to their mmibem ion than the i lends In- car ate who committed these nenisn crimes and who onl paid tho just penj1 or their dee i- If the peop ho are given to this wkish sent ment are really so scuds concerned the best thing tor tnem to do is to address their entreaties to inc roes. for just as soon as the provocation ceases the lynchings will stop an(1 1 may as well add no sooner This is a question that involves both the security of our homes and the immunity or our women from these heinous as tults and howtver much we may jeslr ne good opin ou or the rfc of the world we cannot tniiik of purchasing It at so learlul a cost for our homes and our women are two on- jects on earth that southern men nuia nearer and dearer and more sacresi than all others. lhy constitute the try ctr- stone and crowning glory of our DC culmam- ivil zation with which we are per- it content whatever others may ttimna or t. i.

TUB CLIFF HOI SB At Tallulah Falll NoW' Open for the Summer. summer resorts will rS ffIr Mr VofLg Park hotel in Gainesville. Mr. I Ve" hlowS mW PUt e8 The Cliff house Is row open and guests Mr. Timberlake is ably assisted in the management of these hotels by wife.

She is familiar with the details of the bus- lnt and a a moot capable woman not only from a business point of view but from a social punt She has numbers frlenS Paste TUU In Your Hat and Dou Forget It. That while Jacobs' Pharmacy is hci removed to the old capitol building Uielf cust mere will be uppl ed from their Lit tie Palace" drug store corner Ptachtrl and Ldirewood avenue Here ft found II. complete stock of all articles no i eel by the public at the usual cut nncts Don't forget to call for what you ne across thestreet from thold stand. Drugs and Medicine at Cut Price Will tie found in abundance at Jam Pharmacy branch store. corner Frto aVenue and Decatur street.

Full stoi quick attention. Don't forget the store when you want anything in line at the usualcutprices East ke Iteutgurau lerved at au hours- very best ihbe tnUSed June 15 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powfler Worlds Pair UJbClt Award. SOMETHING ISTOG And Arp Is Bothered About It Until He Gets the Bines AND TRIES WORK IN THE GARDEN. He Talks About Politic.

Both State and National. gild Wonders Whether Are We Drifting. A. man can read and ruminate until he feels discouraged. Then Is the time to get up and go In the garden and work awhile.

It Is said that when King Ahasuerus got so awful mad with Haman he waUed out In the garden to let his choler down. I reckon he took a hoe and slashed down the weeds and felt better. I ve been staking up my tomato vines this evening and got all In a sweat of perspiration and feel bet- tet. There is nobody at home. for my wife has gone to the missionary and the girls are fl tng around tr lng to get up Presbyterian festival to make some money to pay for the vocation and I was charged to look after the grandchild.

That Is all right. I had rather look after her than do an thing but soon after my family departed a lot or nice little girls came here visiting and I had five to look after and help to amuse. They pla ed base and hide and seek and set a little table and play dinner and asked the ble slng and nursed the dolls and swung each other and then played church and had a baptizing and the amused me more than I did them. Then some nld ladles called and dident leave their cards and go oft like most ladles do. but they sta ed and made me a visit and so altogether.

I had a pretty good time and forgot xii about the political troubles and the strikes that now agitate the eountr Happy children and charming ladies and work in the garden beats coco- cola. or an other medicine. But still one can help being concerned and perplexed about many things that are going on. I was dining the other day at Durands and a talking man whom I dident know ventilated his thoughts In an audible manner. He said I ve got nothing against General Evans.

of course nobody has but I tell ou that the war has been over for thirty years and this old soldiers rack- et has got to stop and we Atkinson bo are gong to stop It. We who were not old enough to go Into the war have been kept In the background long enough. Let the old brigadiers have a rest and let the young men have a chance. We havent had a governor nor a United States senator nor a statehouse officer nor hardly a member or congress since the war except he was a general or a colonel In the war. Even the county offices are filled with old soldiers and it Is time to call a halt.

ell I never said anv thing of course but It was a revelation to roe to hear a man talk that way in public. I know that some arm officers have occasionally got in the way of other men. who were better qualified but not often As a general rule a man who rose to be a brigadier or a colonel in the army was a man of force or character He was fit to command an I was fit to hold office and It was right to reward him. But I don believe that they have had much preference over civilians in this state. Ben Hill and Alec Stephens and Jenkins and Johnson and Joe Brown and old Father Barnett and Thompson Allan and a host of other civilians have held high office since the war.

Feiton defeated a one-armed colonel in this district. It the count should be made the array bo have no played the old soldier" racket to extremes neither in national nor state offices. I think the have been very modest In their demands But still If the boys have made up the minds to run the machine I think time old soldiers will stand aside for they are now few and far between and are getting old. Most or them have fought their last battle whether civil or military. Let them depart in peace.

That young man dies not know ant never can know what these old soldiers endured for he said that his father was not in the war but I trust a rever- ence for them will be perpetuated in their children from generation to genera ion There seems to be a feeling of unrest pervading the country. i 1 ir I who are conservative arid Intelligent expressing their discouragement every day. They are wearied with the long inaction of congress and say boldly that they have lost conn denre and lost respect for the governing power. A fe machine politicians may Jump up In the courthouse and whitewash the adm nistration but It it was fairly tested nine tenths or the people would say No Outsiue of omreh- Jus ar oflKi- seekers I venture to say that not a hundred men can found in any county who will say that tiny endorse the administration. Whether It be right or wrung the people hold the administration responsible for the paralyzed condition of the country.

They don't stop to' inquire into this man record la congress or that mac but they hold all responsible for they know that the de- mocracy is In power. It is gang to be. a hard matter to return any member of the sent congress for the people are tired. It looks to then as if a memoer who was getting 5 000 or J6 000 salary had forgotten Lie tiUuies of the people. and was only concerned about getting back to the public crib.

If congress does not act soon on the tariff bill and settle It the democratic party will lose Its prestige and its votaries and tnuusajuls will become populists or nothing. This feeling of unrest is growing. Among the laboring classes who are not farmers it is Intensifying and drifting into strikes and lawlessness. A few years ago strikes were almost unknown In southern mines or on southern roads but now they are common and the states have to guard the Iron works and the oat mines and the railroad bridges with state troops. Idle restless men are wandeithg over the country and It looks like hl tor is repeating Itself from away back for the scriptures tell us that when David lied tram Saul and took refuge in the cave of Adullum all who were in distress and all who were In debt and all who were discontented came to him.

That is where Coxey got his army. DeBardel. aoen the wealthy iron man of Alabama gave OOu to the state to have hia property guardOti. ft hen the governor ordered out the troops the First regiment raised 200 and gave it to the miners and the Second regiment raised 200 for them. What does that mean' And yet all of this trouble might nave been avoided if the democratic administration had stood square to the Chicago platform.

So far as the republl. cans are concerned I verily believe they would wreck the country in order to wreck the democratic party and get In power again and it does seem that It would hav been Infinitely better to have let he McKinley bill alone than to have tampered this long with a bill that If it is ever passed will be neither hawk nor buzzard But congress had better do something and do it quIckly I heard several gentlemen say the other day that If a Georgia member dared to come home to mend his fences before the tariff bill was passed he would never get back again. So mote It be. But If I keep on this line of thought I will have to go in the garden akin and let my choler down. WIPh I was woman awhll5 and was running the missionary or getting up money for the vacation.

The wb that beaUUful music when the times were good and have to pay for it when they are bad. but they will do it for It makes delightful churchmSS and the women will not give it up. They expect to make fco by a lawnpmy a some more at something else and weloros of creation rave got to pay ne" no money. In the first place we have 2 the cake and ce bread and meat axed pickles ceteras. and then go to the THIRlfANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE- INTERSTATE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Of Atlanta Oat Ending May 31 1894.

ASSETS. Loans on Real Es. tate. 108500 oo Loans on Stock Due from Members Sundry debits. Office Furniture.

Cash in Bank. 8077 2894 II 26 61. 455 85 283 10 Total. 120236 67 LIABILITIES. Deposit on Install ment Stock.

76846 50 Deposit en paid up Stock. 13664 50 Advance Payments 2135 5 Bills Payable. 5500 oo. Due to complete Loans and Sundry Credits 3562 29 Net Profits 18527 53 Total 120236 67 For Comparison find below statements for the years 1892 and 93 18SS. ASSETS.

Loan Real Estate 2510000 Office Furniture 41300 Due from Members. 875 50 Cashin Bank. 1753 71 Total LIABILITIES In tallm nt Stock 1561450 Paid up Stock. 750500 To Complete Loans. 150000 Advance Payments.

829 20 D. Adams. 42 00 Net Profits 2151 51 ASSETS. 27642 21 Total. 1Q93.

21 Real Estate Loans 72 300 00 Loans on Stock 930 00 Due from Members. 555 10 Office Furniture 41700 Cash in Bank. 997 LIABILITIES. Installment Stock 84490 60 Paid up Stork 1381000 Advance Payments. 88620 BillsPavable 660000 Sundry Credits.

61 35 Total 74212 07 ToUl 74212 07 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS A. McD. WILSON President A. S. SEALS.

Vice President. C. A. READ. General Counsel.

W. ii. SCOTT Secretary and Treasurer. E. A.

COPELAN Director. J. BROWN. Director. To the Stockholders of the Interstate Building and Loan Association Atlanta Ga.

I present for your consideration herewith a statement for the year ending May 31 1894 and also for comparison similar statements of assets and liabilities for the two ears preceding namely 1892 and 1893 as shown by statement made on June 1st of each of the years mentioned. It is with sincere gratification that I am enabled to call your attention to the fact that despite the year of terrible stringency and' commercial dis. aster through which the entire country has passed YOr association shows in its last statement a most satisfactory increase of profit largely due we feel to the conservative and just manner which your brother stockholders have acted they having at no time nor in any manner displayed any lack of confidence in their association as is evidenced by the uniformly prompt payment of all their dues and obligations. For your officers I can ay that their best efforts have been exerted toward the supplying of all applicants promptly with desired loans as also to the keeping down of expenses. As the outcome and result of this effort the books ofour association show a profit of 58 55 per cent for the average time of the business of your association namely eighteen months.

Your real estate loans are all cases made on deed to property loaned upon which is otherwise absolutely unmcumbered In no instance has any loan been made on second mortgage the value of the real estate so loaned upon is in every instance more than double the amount of the loan. Your stock loans are made on the stock itself as collateral and at from 80 to 90 per cent of the then withdrawal value of the stock loaned upon. It affords me pleasure as a riatter of business equity to say that the local board of secretaries and officers generally have without exception always acted perfect harmony with the home office and to them in a great degree is the success of your association due. Your personal investigation as to the office methods of the association is invited and your continued support is not only requested but confI. dently expected.

W. H. SCOTT May 3ist 1894. Secretary and Treasurer 301 Equitable Building ATLANTA QA. We have some good territory for general and special agents.

EDUCATIONAL. to order. Art Uruu At bottom price. WM. LYGIOT.

83 12 Whitehall. St. SULUVAN CNICHTON8 BotUitptu Shorthul Ttrt tjsfhtbTlp lifU It Teuh Ttoroujk MonthulOOrmdnt BUMMER SCHOOL OP MEDICINE ver lty of Virginia two months devoted to the primary branches. For circular. dtjrus.

Secretary. Dr. W. G. Christian.

University Station. Charlottesville Va. may 2 oOt THE BERLITZ wishes to Inform those Interested In study of foreign languages that the rates of tui tlon have been reduced for the summer. Classes are now being formed for the summer term. Please apply St once.

17 35. Cain street Old papers fqr sale at The Constitution office at 20 cents per hundred. make us do It another way They give us a frolic and make us pay for it Blessings on the women. As lon as they are engaged In sucn work they wont hanker after fe male suffrage. BILL ARP.

A gammer In the North. A description of hundreds the charming lakes and pleasure resorts of the north northwest and west the. best route or routes by which they are reached. together with a list of hotels and boarding houses the names of the proprietors and the rates per day and per week and. all information pertaining to a summer ii the north are contained In a handsome ubLtcat1on entitled Hints to Tourists.

recently issued by the Chicago and Northwestern railway. Copies will be mailed free to any address upon application to1 W. A Thrall. general passenger and ticket Agent. Chicago.

Ill. jute 1 at Reduced- from :1 75 ctatsa day halt day 40 cents. The fish' ate' biting freely. IFPPt lloul Ov FROM PORT ROYAL SOUTH CAROLINA TO The Port Royal Shipping Company limited will on July tth clear the fast pas- genger steamship Bernard Hall. 4000 tons capacity.

of the West India and Pacific steamship line. for Liverpool. Bug. Hand. some and commodious saloon accommodations and excellent table.

The following are saloon fares front the pints named. FROM FARE Atlanta. Ga. J4 06 Athens Ga. 6240 August Ga- 58 90 Birmingham.

Ala. 69 05 Chattanooga Tenn. 68 1 Selma Ala. 69 95 Montgomery Ala. to 45 Annlston.

Ala. 67 14 Rome. Ga. 66 25 Nashville. Tenn.

72 Macon. 62 65 Port Royal. 6500 Memphis. Teon. 73 70 For saloon reservations and any other Information which will be cheerfully given call on or write to R.

H. Wright general passenger agent. Augusta Ga. or H. Belts local manager Port Royal Shipping Company Port Royal.

8 C. to Piles and Fistula treated cure guaranteed. No knife used no confinement. Particulars free. can or This word is getting to be a Chestnut Account of its misapplication.

THE TRUE USE Of the word will be In the Goods that T. N. WINSLO 4 PLACES ON SALE THIS WEEK. 500 Ladies' Gownsneatly trimmed worth 850 at 500. 200 Ladies' Gowns beautifully trimmed.

worth 2 to 250 150 Ladies' Gowns beautifully trimmed worth 3 to 4 at 175 Ladles' Gowns beautifully trimmed worth 450 to at 2 90 The reduction in prices of Skirts and Chemises compares withtht Gowns. tf Our Muslin Underwear Is of the very best quality and nearly all of it has been reduc about one half its value. 1000 Gents' Shirts a great leader at 750 only 500. 306 Gents' Gowns. plain or trimmed only soc.

900 Swiss ribbed Vests. tape neck and sleeves worth 150 only 1000 Swiss ribbed Vests silk finished 200. 300 Lisle ribbed Vests silk finished worth 500 at 330. Shirt Waists. 500 Ladies' Shirt Waists laundered Collars and Cuffs.

worth at 68c. 25 Misses' wash Silk Waists worth 3 only 500. 250 Ladies' Shirt Waists black and Fancy Sateens worth 750 at sop Boys' Shirt Waists worth 250 400 and 750. at 150 250 and xoc Gents' and Boys' Ties worth 250 to 400 your choice at 150. 175 Gents' Ties the very latest worth 750 at 50c.

Infants' Furnishings. The only complete line in the South. The Hats Caps Sun Bonnets Dresses Skirts Cloaks etc. thwel' have on sale will surprise the purchaser. Hot Weather Goods.

Ventilated Corsets JJQC. Thin Underwear at any price. FANS FANS in all the latest designs to cost 50 to 15. vHnn Pins 2 paper. Best Thread 30.

nuuuiis. Best Spool Silk Se. IOC Dress Lonsdale Cambric ioci Lining Cambric 40. 2oc Buckram 150. 250 Silesia 150 4oc Towels 250.

8e Toweling SG. 250 Towels iSc. i8c Crash 120. Towels. Hosiery.

For Ladies Gents Children and Infants in every size length and price. Our Hosiery excels all other makes for we Try them once and you'll never buy others. AMERICAN NOTION COl 28 Whitehall St. i cv Sgfe to jztii Tile Clarke Hardware Co. a Orus Hammoeki frpa TB to 1135 Pamrl bert Cotton Hammocks frost II CO to 4 A beautiful line to select from.

Croquet the bert made trom lit SB et A. G. Spaldlntt ft Bro. BsMball. Ath- letle and Tennis Supplies.

Anything in Hardware and BportJur Goods. all up to the times Catalogue tree. Prachtioe St. and EdfrwooflAT- Atlanta Qa. i i B.

F. MADDOX JPrvildcnt. JW BUVKBB li. O. BAOUET.

IT. PEEL Ca hl r. Vice Pr ild itfc a A. iacoi ojr. MADDOX RUCKER BANKING Corner Alabama and Forsyth Streets.

Solicit aseounts Individual Semi eorp rtln sad bauk upon favorable Urm IWi pay interest OB opon Mco nts but issue Interest bearing rtlfle te forllmltod ly payable on dmnd as follows. 6 Mat. It left 60 days re at. UUtt6moaOUl longer. o.

W. Parrott. President. C. A.

Collier Vice-President. Jacob Han. CUh2Ct' CAPITAL CITY BANK CAPITAL 400000. SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS 100 TRANSACTS A GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS. Safe deposit vaults.

Boxes to rent at reduced i nnt 1 Corner Alabama and Broad lets Atlanta Ga. xf Mfi PHROPfSKML a it it. id" Lo P. the Tie AnEno May DRINK latmlswi London. and The whole that better has gone man will cc but almost the welcomi century ma more need merit comes deterioration Romans ben a sweeping them into ixx i3 and The man same sweep far byond years ago.

dence of thl the Interest prophecies That dealing dress print called out people In life. This tmo men. progressive. ed by the length of hi lowing and astonishing llshed last great Inter these EJ will the met sanity and mental leal gain predisposed coming and Jolly Groundles ties for students Interviews ward Geoj mental sp Dr. E.

C. of New Yd cot be lgn The imp overshadol paper Devon hlrJ and the rapidly said that Great Brlf erred to the homej 4pn Mrs. queen wa tence of dj tors ansv nate woo Winslow now famol Dear fed The wholl ly afterwl murders. upon the shows the been a gl writer Th notes murderer time and thentlty. Ooj Will Jncrease ht writer.

I can Plied. It ject to to a man. present of Insanity In the dea however. Jt een growjr flclad egencj 4U Improyet each 10000 1313 was ISC be underetod here some cases of Jo thoritles haJ lunatics to to the were not for a part The ren tout the thing and Drink Is Of igtAl ion. pie rage.

it lot wltlf and di be prevent of children be Instantly Inheritance drinking genre in driij in this way eventually neously said whereas hlsl herlied forcl was the effe Insanity. Po ire also prq sod after eV asylums are acriptlon of passed away removed. To a pessi be discourag far front wit telleve that number of lleve that thd marriage-al alJ the world Sr. that actuaj popular Eng stance The effect. If be cured and with Insanit at once SO come in tint Dr.

Young testimony as he Over 30' of lunatics in directly or cent of the pean cities The proportlo are hor Petersburg. admitted do to that state 1 hoi used the certainly the way of ell of diseases an present vjgoro toward teeto have good tantly be feltj sylurns. Of drink entalwo POLIGE 0. I tHE ow New Houses. 16.

The 1Je York num rs 3OIXI ar 139U1t. was by theboard le slature Llhe i 61000 eparunn t. iJ by coznrnttee adJtiona. income titrlbuted hou t' oons hu merchants cut dlrs me tlon uLLc o01t' ms lb1 1 uI8Ite pvl ry iocLung II pt ons contribute the Iknerlt. SOUreCS impJ amble stuge Inve tlaton Jiulll it was are lat eXCI a ke oors Opt.

Irime Sun a side according location I. a rd is cost ti only on jtbe pal lar 1 a wt' l''h. IW 5 we JJ.lJ\J fpa1d ity 13 11 iH 695917464. police many t. very mazrially W' I t.

Jl8rtment years. bow maIY so ew fv lbrldge T. city to any special 1 making' the time. 4503. Jlhere fect estl.

ll8te 9UJOJ rly 1. ed l1ed ON l1on estimated that l1ted 41 MiC36OO000 houses. IL 36000 busl- fit l1eu. i l. JeXOW i ouses I u.month.

monthly 75. ltJ.Q1 E' these ffprotect1on JirJnony i char es. illWhich accor circum tace 1Sometlmes wante i.110 J25 on Clr 10. wh tJhese ne essary f111P kinds. wits texpenslve tladdltiOna nce it ternilne the aggregate of these extra spe ial fa org pr.

tectlon. 0 I up Inc me force nsOOOOW foll ws From city. il 4 Jj. 11820000 from dlsor erly housea 1 rr i 1 ouses i and other 1 to have contributed rather aid of the i Prices has not et been sworn to by any 5 the witnesses before the Lexow committee. but It Is probably below the popular i1- tStimte of the actual figures Ten large banks at nM Initiation fee It 110000 ten.

large banks. 500 a month each. er year 60050 1w small games 1 iriltia- lion fee. 10000 small year 00000. Aft 5.1 one poUcy shops where t1he pennies of the tioor are squandered.

In. the lIght or the testimony brought by committee probable that these places could have done fi business so long without proper protectIOn. gahe scale of rces for policy shope has totbeen revealed. but. as they do business etuletly they can probably get protection lor an average S25 a year each.

It IS j1 uttmated that 100 policy shops on an Il average. are In Operation in this city whIch. at 250 each. would add the sum of 5000J year to the Policy fund. making a total of 65950 a year from the gamblers.

The Jnlnor sources of extra. income are Burner. but they are so diversified that no uni. rmftx a 1 1e tearoer fe I protection. according to clrCUInstancs Jthe being th ssity IDt his Wlllingue i.

These side lslWeJj Include. according to lstW op privilege of putting rcn sidewalks. merchants who want hrkeep open on Peddlers who to elH10 tht' JiI lty ordInllce that prohibit them front more than mnu In place. 1- The aggregate from these sources will itIn bahJY mount to 95000j a. Year judging ff from the number of persons who have WOlunteered to testify that they have con- I.

trt. bU. ted. Wltnessea have testified that It fCOlt S300 to get on the police fore That wm. It Is reprelented must be paid In ad.

and does not InclJtde incidental ex- enaea that may arise. PaTlnc tor AppoIDtm lIta. appelnment to the force win aver. nZXJ men a Year. lf they all pay the te 1300 for their appoisse0 they add the Jlelot11tUelUm.

of 6Qoo a year to the in- kl Itthe force. three sources of the mall extra YU.e the force make a very pretty heIl1added together lure this tfl ta le total 173000. td. tot at rev. then.

II de- VIUCthectolloOVtnc SOUTCPS 5 lt76k rd rly houses. 8. 1 nmbUng house. I 1t ooo ti tii Iii the 6O006f 15000000 I 3610 or Vst LYXCIllXGS substantial Of arism tQ have Append showing' Ca al hove ws a lniity correctn S8 State Where te Perpetrated Assailant. Victim.

Criminal. AlalJdnu. ebTo White. Lynched. t-eOiaiia Negro.

White. UnknowlL Svua Var ro White. Unknown. u-llli Llrol1na. White.

lnkn wn. ci11 egro. White. Lynched. AtJt ama.

gro. White. Hung by law. oTla. egro White.

Unknown. Flcin. Negro. White. Lynched.

GrgI eI5Tv. White. Unknown. orgla Unknown. hitt Unknown.

Suth Carulin. egro. White. Lynched. Flvda fO.

White. Lyuched. egf White. Unknown. Geurgla.

White. Lynched. Uevqla. TU. White.

Lynched. gru White. Unknosvn. Georgia. gro White.

Lynched. Unir gro. White. Unknown. Suuth Carolina.

Negro. White. Lynched. rg a. egro White.

Unknown. eurgl3. tgro White. Unknown. South laruitna egro White.

Lynched. AlaliamJ. gr" White. Lynched. Georgia.

tgro White. Lynched. Georgia. egro. White.

Unknown. South arolna. egro. White. Unknown.

Gtorgla hltt White. Unknown. Georgia. While. White.

tnknown South LaroiinaNegro White. Lynched. Alabama. ogr White. Lynched.

Alalama egro White. Lynched. South tgro White. Unknown. onia ro White.

Lynched. Flvrida. egro White. Unknown. Georgia Negro.

Negro. Unknown. a. egro. hlte.

Unknown. Alabama. White. Killed by woman. South CarOJnaXegro White.

Lynched. AllJama. Xegro White. Unknown. Gtor ia.

ro. White. Unknown. Alabama. egr White.

Lynched. Alabama tgr White. Lynched. egro. White.

tgro White Unknown. AI bama. egro. White. egro.

White. gro egro. Lynched. pgro. White Lynched.

elro. Lynched. th tuur a saults or teen ftte they by six lo ro mtr I the De df crr. inrj Lu. mst atrocious nann tJ I.

rgroes by Ge8 by these It tt ur seven tntrtYttlras on slit twntyrlve mean they oUlra ecl loro 1lIcl1 11 forty-eight those sihle thiJ4 I th ir escape. we eXCIl es ies rdke r' cousins 11e 1dlng I are lI thIs subject cou 1 al. loSaion kinsmen that. tne Itn these cmmlser 1itn cartiate criJi1es. only peruly people who mwklsh sentiment addrt' no an 1.

howe er ne opmlou rent th purc aslng lUU nor stone. crOw lnj er- It. J. 1- I HOUSE Falla Ia-- I Mr. J.

C. S. Tlmberinke who this season will conduct the Clin house at TalIulah Falls. and the Park an srlingron hotels at UalnesviIJe was In the city yesterday He me Just returning from an extensive tour through the southwest and sayS that his be crowded with the leading iety people from New Or- means mcicsburg Mobiie and Montgomery. Of course the people from Georgia lI be with immnm.

lie Is POpular genial. and has lways treated them right. The Lilly orchestra has en engaged for the Clil house at Tallulah Falls. while that of the I Sanford sisters has been engaged for the I Tlmberla says that he is going to the prices down to a very low rate In Consideration of the Lm are arriving daily. ihis Is the third season or lr Tlmterlake3 at that hotel.

and each of these ars. 8 90 and 91. the first arrivals were bridal parties. Ir nt th his Ines8. is Iew of friends thr uhout the south wh5 will be glad to know that she will look after their inter.

when they visit GalnSVle and Tallulah Falls ths. uE er. WORTH RE IEJI ERI G. being their mers suppted Lit Peachtrse a VEn ue. wm tie need- prees need tbe 2treetJromt ld 1.

Jacoos' I Pharmacy-branch EdgewOOd stock and brliIlch their usual cut prices. t-L Re. Uilnt. Meals served the the market affords. PrlceJl very reuon- able.

Bathing reduced to cent JdD Po. wCler I i 6ii. IS WR OllEi i ot I've bet- nobo mlBBlonar flying a Plsbyttrlan al mke py vocalon ald chaged gandchild. al right afer anything afer de parter ltte Ilrls visitng fve ater bae ltte play1 blessing nurtd oter pI and baptzing. amus ot.

lke stayed mae prety tme al poltca stries gaden any medlcne. stl cant perlexed wa tal ng whm aganst coursenobody tel year. boys ouni goveror tnied ofcer rember wa a wa. ofces fled ioldler and tme cal Wel. anything.

revelaton man publc 10me army ofcers occasionaly qual- fed. oren. a eneral a charter. wa tt aul a ft otce ad I don't muc civiians ec Jenkin an Jo Tompon Alan clvlians otce mct lr. Felon distict.

I thould mae boys r. 01. natonal stte ofce. they moest stil I ther mnds mahle solders w1 stand ad cettD ost teir batle civi miltary. peace.

That Ie toldier endure that bl wi pertuated chidren generton feelng Uest I Intelgent I and have cont- overlng few Ichme polticas courhouse administraton. Irly tenths te pople I Outsi ofcth and oni- seeker sa 10t a w1 administrton. rloht administton reponible plyzed cnditon tis mans recr I coness mans al respible. tey te I I gonl har mater retu congess peple tired loks memDr etn 0 6o saar hal rorgtten lruU1Jes pople. concert abut geting publc I Cgress do act sn b1 sette te demoratc prty wl It votaes thvuLs wil beme populist feelng une gowi.

AOI labring cse farmes Intlfylng and dritni int sie rikes wee almot ukwn suther mes souther are mn have gd Iro work mies ad te ralroa stte restess ae wandeIng countr. lke history reptng Iself away bak tel that te tok Adulum a1 I distr ad al dicontented cae hl ary. DeBadel- Il Irn Alaa. gv 0 haY hil prpry gurd. When orer ot tP tops te Fist Ngment ralsd gve miers.

Secd mean a th touble ben otc administraton squre platorm. republ- concered Verly blee countr democratc pay agan have ben In1nltely btter bi I wth bi pased wl bu- zrd. bter Ime- sever gentemen ay 1 Georgi dare bfore tllrlt bl wa psse ai. I b. lne wi grden agin Wlh wa wom awhl" ad wa mlsionr mony vaton.

lale bought bautu bx goo py I tey I. maes delghtu church mUIc wome wl gv up ept mae lawn pay an sme smethg else ad we lors creton lve gt py it mon or I ft. plce hve ct fuh te ce Ic ce a the brea ad ad pIcke ad a te et cte. the te flc a buy I th ba agIn bt wo way. of cu It 1 al I wo 4' cepr Ibc but te bw wont i tt1 i 1 t' 7' THIRIf ANNUALSTATEMENT INTRSTATE BULDNG I Atlant Lans Instal.

10850 0 Lans Stock. 0 Depsi cn I 13 664 Payment 85 Ofce Bis 550 0 Bank. 2 3 Lans Credis. I Prf s. Total Comparson fnd ad LABILTIES Loam.

Estte. 2510 0 talmpnt Stk. 15614 OtCI Furnitur. 413 0 ld 7:0 Membe. 110 0 Cash In Bank.

1713 7 L. 0 et Pro ts. 216111 rotal. :0,6 Loany. 7230 0 Instalmpnt Stok.

490 5 Sto. 0 I Stok. 13810 0 55 lOAd vance Pa vments. 4 86 2 Ofce Funiture. 417 0 I Bis Parable 16 0 Cah Bank.

9 97 Credis. Total. Totl. 74212 0 Prsident Vic Cunsel. SCOI Sretr Tresurr.

Diror Diror Buiding st 3 I labilties years I stof mentioned is sincere gratifcation cal and assocation in increase in in confdence in assocation is al oblgations ofcers say eforts exered al efort of your assocation proft 5855 namey in al whih is absolutey is in loan itsel colateral 9 loaned upon afords buness loca ofcers generaly in ofce is You ofce assQcation conf- denty SCOT 184. Scretr Tresurr. Equitble Buiding ATLNA tertor agent. EDUCATIONH I LESSONS In clDa ad 01 fl REs on hald and dons 1 o. mtr btt pric.

WM LYC. 8 1. Vtll. Sf Da' I 1- Btt Ic TIJJI1. haull 1' io.

1Jm Shon lull T. tl TO cu. I Iu In AtOu I. CC" ua COJ SUMER SCHOL MEDCIEUni. velty Virgia monta prima braches crcuar.

ams Seretr. fhrUan lnvety Sttol Cbalotevle. Va 2-001 SCHOOL OF LNGUAGE sfOer I trt ton bn I I PI nc 1t Ca stet Te Contitution ofce mae I anothr Tey gve UI ad me It Blessg. lo they are fngaied SUCl hnker afe te- sure. BIL AP.

81me I Norh descripton hundre. charing les ad pleure rort nor norwet ad wes bst rute rutes rehe tgdher wtt lit ad bal houes. th les te prjreto rat pr ad week and a' iortion 1 praing luer Oe norh 1 cntine I hadme 11uUcaUon I tie Tourt. rety Wle I JoCt di 1 upn appUcUoD Tragener I psst. ad' tcket lrn CbC.

m. 11m. 04 I. VbJ. t.

aeufDha tt ca1rl cent a61i iUn fe7 A 1 1 miP Ff l. Drect Passenger. Steamer CAROL A URPOO ENGLN. Po Ryal ShIpig wU. 6t cear fa I nger Iteaehlp.

Berna Hal 000 Indi Palfic Iteamsh1p Lvrol. E. ad cmmodIous sloon acommoda tons ad eclent table Th foowg frm pint name FOM FAE Atant 0 AtbeI. 6 4 Augt Ga 5 9 Aa. 6 0 Chttnog 6 Ii Bela A.

6 9 Montgome A 6 Aa. 1 6 2 Nahvlll Te. 6 6 Por S. C. 5 0 emphs Ten.

7 Fr saoon reaUo a oter Inforton wl eheuy cven Wrht ne plse nt Att Ga Btt lo mgr Po RY SpI Compy. Por Ra S. tjuY.l J' ur eeetPc t. Co' wt ib JNoJr8 ii Vi 1 1 B. f4 r.

lt rS' fU" d. iI i tl ord gting Cheti Acoaintof it mispplction. eil i i wil sh9 f1 WINSLOW1 11 trmm worh soc If 20 beautifuly worh 2to 250 at. Ld es' Go ns beauti uly trmmed worh 4 I9 beautfuly trmmed worh 450 6 29. I reductIn in prces Skirs ad wtnt1.

t' Musln bet neary ha I one-half 10 Gen s' reat le der So 30 tnmmpd So. 90 sleeves worh ony I 10 wis sik I 30 rbbed fmshed 5a 5 irt Wais tI- sO Colars' fS woi 68c I. Mises' Sik worh 50C I' worh 75 7St 15CJ 25ca. d30. 4o chOce ISC.

ver worh atsoc. ft Ir lne in Cloas etc thel wi surprse Ventiated oc Underear prce i in alhe tolls te 3C 3 tOns. Sik IO Brid Sc Ltnings Cambrc IO in ng Cmbrc 4C 20 ISC Siesla 18c Toweing 5C Crsh 12 Chidren ever quitYt size Hosier exces al maes forwM youl others T' i' Wllclnw AERICAN NOTON 1. 1. 1 1FSt.

F- 8. Hammoek fz be Ctn Jamloca fm nM to1. beautful lne He fm Coque. made fm 1" I pr A Spading. Bba A ad 8tppU.

Ayhlnj Bardwar ad Ior. tme. Cataloge te Prachue ad EdIIoocY Atlanta BI IAD cD i B. BG Vic Pldtt RUCKER Foryh Stret. t.

i. ioUet aDBt of er rttola 4 blk1pn faonbt opa CDat euolatet bral. crlfet. for UIt. oaly.

delad foli. atl 11t 6 I puet I Wt I VU Patt PlldeD eIUer VcPdent lacb CJT BANK SUPLUS AN UIID PROFIS Ot. TSC GE IBo Bt nut Bxes It ruunt Acut tb tl mw. dmutnd oUrUoD reve aptyo ro bUt 8. Itut 10D.

Ji A Pde i ATIS Pd CR. Cer. 0 1. THf TfNT TiUS UBfN INGf6 i ii AJO f. fii- 4 i.J.

IM i i 4 h. 1 Te tat bter- hI wn i alost te welcqm tu la Or et co e8 deteorto tem Ito 1kand' Te I t. Je ece Iterest prpheces Tt dnPt ced out pple I 1 prgesIve le oh lilg. an stonhig llhe geat Ite the- wl th me sat entl tel predsp comg. ad joly.

Grudes tes student iterews wad ments ew Iot if I 1 I If i 1 THEPR1CE die Lnd th yrar mon1t 6 year huuss. inonie prctetIon ometnies ti 11 x1c thse o- been utllc ateiy correct OJ ths city. every I busi- average 110 ou1d one-half 1 a weak fosi IsJi city i3hll1 dis- o1tce. po- de- artnsent 4 t4 60 bere 4 ect. js j3ate i 9e 14 erly called 5 distrib.

flue I 1fo P1i5i00 5 a 3 p1hat according circumstances. ometimes Then 5 iave titt5these necessary 5ci ss i de- protection Fthe rand total Ths disorderly ota1. 95505911764. The precinct city. i yet Pt 1 ten ioij 2 onth Jhe In he as ut the he priges a t.

a of isc I cue a or ad valorem Fitte of prottlon can be flxe4. Special rat ar lcvi for 7 g1 demaad the fls5ity 7 victj isg letters receIved by the committee merchants IeZ en :1 en vai th ibYltlty rhibi s' 5Itrtbuted. Wltnes et aoo force. tftzsce 4Venies fo Appotn4enti me fee t5Cti30O tealitUe ao3n4ttb. ehesa aou.

Y91IaEto1b1thg per Year 95f5 met'- tlat95DeddlerS. I new membei 17 c. estImste4 total revenue then I from tlt following 1 4 dlaordetiy I. uooto Zmbbo ediller itew a rUst. the sertice Color of orofFate of tarolina e6ro.

CarolinaegrO Unknown. liuiitil Carolina. Negro. 5. krtia.

White. Carolinaegro ticorga egro. Carolinaegro egro. Carolinaegro bite. Alabamaegnv White.

CarOlina. Negro. Negro Carolinaegro Carolinaegro Alaiarnaegro White. bite. wtll twenty-IWO sum two woman 15 uictown atmaiiant nsgrces al ty say uooslng proihle Ton any ir synipGhy AngioSaaon commiseration the deeds.

assaults pe- FailsIsNow and society corn wii been hard tmes. Mr. years 89 94 thruughout this summer. REME3IBERIQ. thestreetfrom i Lke cents.

trying played UI they country. "I've nobody you hr. sea an generaion. lcor ilOfl confi- administration No offlcehaUsrs tlt toinquire maims de- bea 5100 tO 3000 hi again ladies box mUSIC 10 party ang lords It money got to fUrnIsh th tee cream a and all th frolic anti them back again bitt this Is womg I and. i all right.

it woiai I cheaper to Us aubscrib thZ they I kfloww do I thtwya 5'- I OFTHE 00 DuefromMembers dryCredits. NetProfits. 00 Installment 50 OfficeFurnlture 00 CO 15 00 LDAdams 4200 NetProfits. onStock. 00 886 20 00 Bills soo 00 9 A timeconservative ED UCA TIONA t.

china and oil painting. WEDS DING PRESEINTS band der. materials Cosdta Bus. 0055. a tOIlCITexi C3OOL 01 gIDITLID su LU VAN a I AR.

SCHOOL OF aHOCINAISO Trsgrsphy Peeagsihtp. ightb seteitts Tesobini. iess Sheet. lutrectiM sie this 100 grsdugtu I. dsii Allis UstilseIs fr.

SujtlYaI CIIC57O1i Boa Cost. ai 5tgAtistG. vereitr UNAI stud tu long ummer lmsod 0 Plahthg at Es ke. from I BathIn redncct Ucenta 5W-a. jjjjjjjjjjjjjj iiirect UY1llOOI.

EIAtP. C. guaranteedNo write. TUCKEB 1NorthBrOatl Street. a Ice.

Snl7moZtse. I BAiA1Ns 1 showJ' 2 z5o beautifullytrimmed 3 75 jo 290. iti reduc' 300 ic ShirtWaists. at68c. at56' 75 75 i oc.

i. tT 2i4C I iOLiOfl Braid c. 7 n' t. 1111 Trn1 I VT w. qualitycs1o I 1 NI OW I I1 I1iJLUH 1' O' I 6roquettbebewt nsadefrom sises I I I Ji iQi NICOLUOX.

F5Sla. Cashlir LuI 5jbI. PresIdents. 0e MADDOXRUCKER CO1 eorpiratis Ps aecoante cirtifleate. lImited aI per pr ernst If moath I Ceo.

a rt Accounts at tankS ttazikers. usereantile and matnhfaeturlng re. or erporauoia received upon far ttrma. Por4n exchange bought at1 sold. dis on u.

deposits. f1 a uzgpmu President IL M. AT3 INSON Yb. Preiident 2OSBPff. A COED.

cashier. T. C. WIN. Auiau.

CaahIv Tt1F IITLfiNTII TRUST' BfiNKIN6G Streets Atlanta luI faI1iIIttaa siueIt4 tsra g. 0 EiBcroEL I. aSS Oe. 5i CARRog pjy HZIIPfflLL 0 WALD A 1 I M. Uiox It' e.e 4 I aS j' ss 5 0' FBTU Thou EIAL NO welc deterlOratlo be books beyond th in ii de ma Geo DrEC uotbelgn overshado Devonshlr andtheu a Bri home wo I aftera' I the showsth 5 beenag ttorr I th Increas huma Icanse I ect toaman beeis 4tsirxsprOve each IS.

understo easesof ha tothe passa apart 0 elI dii 141 his fore pr a pest tim actua En 1hlek 13 I horrifyth 1 th el vgor fed as entai wo.