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DAILY ENQUIRERI* SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1S86. Thu Very Slow Progress of the Prose cution. nrriinf, IVlihdi Him 1 Not Meeri Neimsl unit TrinN >nl Vid Iti-irmi I'lihapp. Men In .Yon- Irnil Polltlidiui, Winktnir mnl IVoipIcriiic U lint is tu t’l'tnr ut'Mil' \\ hull' Afl'nlr. New York, June !t. The {fraud Jury Hworn in for thin month for .Jud{fe (Jihkr- sh eve is ex pouted to do Home very credita ble work in indicting the alleged bribe givers in the Broadway surface railroad matter, and it ia hoped that this time the warrant# lump'd will be served. The fuel that seven indictments were found in April became noised about at the time, and for some as yet unexplained reasons the per sons indicted were not arrested. These indictments were presented against alleged bribe givers. While everybody was won dering why the warrants were not issued and it was understoood at the time that it called for the imme diate arrest of Jacob Hharp, the grand master of all the boodle men. The gentle men who frequent the district attorney’s office awaited the arrival of Mr. .Sharp, but the great boodle master did not appear with the detective as was expected. The detective returned alone, and those who hoped to see Mr. Sharp in the district al torney’s office were greatly disappointed. Day after dnv passed away and Mr. Hharp came not. Then bets were freely offered that Mr. Sharp not only would never be tried for bribery, hut would never be ar rested. April and May died away, and Mr. Sharp was still free to chuckle over his freedom and to swagger mid say “Who’s goin' to 'rest me, I'd like lei know ?" When the public clamored for the arrest of a bribe give r James Richmond was nabbed and held up to public gaze. This was satisfactory so far ms Richmond went but the public wanted Sharp. They fed that Sharp was the king bee, and that Richmond was only a follower. livers day or two il was semi-ollleially auuounci .1 that Sharp svas about to be arrested. Oe casiniially it was said that important evi dence which would make Sharp's cniivie tion certain was still lacking, and thin il would lie an unsafe venture to gather bin in until the i huin of evidence against him wus complete. The failure tourrest Sharp, aft. r so much was said concerning the dc termination of the district attorney, luu- excited much comment throughout the city. Kverybody who has take ans interest m the proceedings against tie boodle aldermen was long ago sutisfii e that Sharp furnished the money to Drill- tlie aldermen, and that il would lie higlif, proper lo place him on the road to Sing Sing. ( hie of I lie aldermen I .Incline) is in prison, iml the public appet ite for that soli of thing has not been appeased, and then is a wid. spend feeling that the rest ot tin bribe lakers and bribe givers should b. sent to the same place. There is also a widespread feeling the the prosecution of these people is iml being carried on with t hat ih-give ..1' swift ness which would satisfy the public hear, and (lie judges ofthe courts of general ses sions are wondering why Mr. Martini does not send some of the indicted aid. rim n before them for trial. They art asking why Mr. Martino thinks it nwit sary to send such eases before the enurt of I lye i- and Terminer instead of placing then, oh the calendars of their courts. Tin court’s of i >yer ami Terminer will adjourn at the end of this mpnth until September or < Vtnber, and Ibis is the luontli'lil which . the boodle aldermen are to lie disposed «•( in rapid order. i>u Monday a number of murder eases were set for trial in tbu', court, ami it is doubtful whether anyoi [ the indicted aldermen will be tried before the enurt adjourns .for the summer This will throw ipeir eases over until- Septum- her or ()qtober. That'the public may not be altogethei disheartened it is proposed Uj have som. j bribe givers indicted by the present gram! i jury. The indictments found in April | against the same men will probably be de stroyed, and waruu.t.s may be issued oi: [ tin-new ones. Perhaps Jacob Sharp and I the other alleged bribe givers may then in , arrested, and some time next fall or in the. j following spring one or more of them tnay | lie tried, it is highly probable Unit undei this state of allairs the only conviction U. | lie recorded for tile veal’ will lie that, oi i Jaehne. Judge tiililersleeve, in charging | the grand jury on Monday, ealleil tlieir al j tent ion to the fact that only one of the al i leged bribe givers, Richmond, had been ; arrested, lie said important information j. concerning the bribe givers would be laid before them by the district attorney. Af I terward, to a reporter, Judge Gildersleeve I said that lie thus addressed the grand jury j at the request ofthe district attorney, but' he did not know the character of tlie in formation in Mr. Martino’s possession. The politicians are winking at each other and wondering what will be the upshot of J the whole atfair. A gentleman well known ill this city, who returned from Montreal I yesterday, said to a reporter last evening | that it was positively not true that “Billy ' I Maloney had sailed for Kuro{>e from [ Quebec several days ago. This gentleman ' said further that oil Monday ho met Mtv1 lotiey in the bar room of St Lawrence hull. ' in Montreal, and 1 li.it Maloney was in a j Very unhappy frame of mind. Maloney | -saidtliat lie hoped that tlie district at- | tornev would dispose of tlie bundle eases i in short order, h.s he is anxious to return I to this city as soon as the aldermen are put ' ofthe way, or as soon as it !>ecotnes i evident that they cannot be convicted and 1 the prosecution abaudens the Struggle. I Keenan is still at the Windsor hotel, and Is j lamenting the fact that he is not here to ' In-Ip his party -now that John Kelly is j dead to take possession of Tammany Hall. | Keoium always believed that the hea'dquar I ters of the democracy of t his county should ,1'e in Tammany Hall, and it was lie who | several times planned attacks upon that ancient fortress in the hope of capturing it for the county democracy. He thinks that the time has arrived for a bargain between the Tammany Hall people and the county I ■democracy, and believes that if he were in J fiis eit.v lie could bring about a union of the forces and install himself as John Kelly’s successor. At this time he deplores his despicable plight more than ever, and I wishes that he had never heard of the I Broadway railroad franchise, lie fears | that he is alxmt to lose the grandest oppor | tunity of Ills life to secure a leadership lie , has so long coveted. His ! friends in this city, who I appreciate his ability, are grief-stricken I oyer his present position, and every effort , will be made to make it safe for him to come to this city ho that lie may take tin | reins in his own hands. Tin y are in daily j communication witti him and are acting I under his advice. One of Keenan’s friends said to the re{>orter : “it is a terrible tiling ! for us at sueli a time as this to tie bereft of John's personal advice. If tie were here, so that he could see things with his ow n eyes, he could shai>e the future of the democracy of this county and state, and if there was some wny of ‘ wiping out these infant alderniauie cases, we would have easy sailing. Now we are in a had box, and if the republicans do not take advant- of the morning papers spoke of it as a chair may be duo to the foot that a cushioned lining specially molded iilioii one of the royal chairs at Bucking ham palace, had been fitted into the famous throne. It was a curious coinci dence that at almost the same moment the so-called “heir" to the Sikh sovereignty should have been soliciting the sympathy of his compatriots In the Pimjnuh, while hen in London the empress of India should have been seated upon the verita ble Honed throne of that once potent nation. -St. James' London (Janette. M hut lluriiiiiti shjs iirSu|HMKlltlon. 1’. T. Barnum says in u letter: “If the proposition of iny name as an honorary member ofthe Thirteen club will aid in the smallest degree in removing the ridic ulous and shameful superstition which ex ists in relation to tlie number thirteen, I shall feel honored in being so proposed. In my autobiography I dedicated a chapter to No. XIII, and showed by a letter from inv clergyman what a fortunate and honor ed number it is. It is humiliating that in this nineteenth century the superstition still lingers among intelligent persons. No per son ought to be hanged Friday for the next fifty years. I am in Bill accord with your society, so far as it tries to expel su- perstltution in regard to No. 13, or Friday, or anything else. For fifty years I have, so far as possible, made it a point to start my enterprises Fridays.”—Philadelphia News. The etlcct of fashion in art is curiously illustrated by Mine. Sarah Bernhardt's famous picture of “La Jeune h'ille et la Mort,” a most sensational painting of u I beautiful and pallid maiden wooed by a i hideous spectre. It was lauded by critics and finally purchased for about *2800. Il | was repurchased for about *1800 and given , to the artist. When her possessions went 1 to the hammer the picture was knocked I down for *70, hut this price will probably j rise w il h t in fortunes of tlie actress. The Cheyenne Wyoming) Leader tells | of Hie dhcovery of a natural fountain ol oil in tiros Centre Valley. It is located in a cave in the mountains. In the centre is | a bubbling oil fountain, the oil being per fectly pure and ns clear as if fresh from the oil refinery. In fact it is the product of a | natural refinery and the most potent forces j are engaged in its manufacture. From deep down in the bowels of tlie earth comes a sound as of steady churning, and the oil mass heaves and shakes at intervals as the continued product of the natural re fining process is poured into it. AURANTII Moot of Uut diBOMMtt which afflict mankind are origin ally oau aed by a (1 iaorderod oondi t km ol the L, | V C R ■ Foe all ootnpJainto of thin kind, Bach aa Torpidity a| theLivw, Bihoa«n(«a, Herron* Dynpepeut, Indigee* lion, Irregularity ol the Bowela, Constipation. Flatu lency, Eructation** and Burning of the Stomach (nometimea celled Heart-barn), Mianna, Malaria, Bloody Flux, Chillfl and Fever, Break bone Fev»*f, KxhauHtiou before or after Fever*. Chronic Diar rhoea, Ijoba of Appetite, Headache, Foul Breath, hrefnil^itiod incidental to Females. Bearing-down In Invaluable. It i* not a pauncoo for all dianaae*, but ^.| D c all diseases of tlie LIVER, mil V.M.M STOMACH and BOWELS It oliAngoe the complexion from u waxy, yellow tinge, trf) h ruddy, hoalthy color. It entirely remove I(at, gloomy Bpirite. It is one of the BEST AL TERATIVES and u U ►: IFIF. R 9 OF THE BLOOD, and Is A VALUABLE tonic, STADICER S AURANTIf For sale by oil Druggist* Price 81 .OO per bottle C. F. ST ADICER, Proprietor, • WO 80. FRONT ST., F’htladelDhla. Pa. H uck leberbt Willia sinkin« London Truth. 1 heard from a trustworthy correspond- ’ lit in Herlin that the Kmperor William is I in such a state or weakness that it scarcely ! seems possible that he can sun ive many I days. !!«■ has failed with amazing rapidity , during the la^t fortnight, and his manifest j debility excited a most painful impression j at the parade on Friday. The emperor has made Home marvelous rallies during t he ! ia.st ten years, but at t he age of Si) nothing 1 short of a mir.iele can now restore him. 1 mitat ions have been foisted upon the | market so closely resembling AlleockN | Porous Blasters in general appearance as to j l>e well calculated to deceive. It is, boss - | ever, in general appearance only that they i compare with Allrock’s, for they are worse i than worthless, inasmuch jus they contain ' dc 1 < t « rioip ingredients which are apt lo . raus* serious injury. Renutuber lluu All- ( oek’s are the only g< inline porous plasters the best external remedy ever known; i and when purchasing plasters do not only I ask for, but see that you get “Allcock's j Porous Plasters.”. The popularity which ! these plasters have attained during the 1 p»tst thirty years hns no parallel, so ir- is no j womhT that ’ imitatioift rfiid counterfeits | abound ’ eodJtw j I'iuuros I rmn tin* t'nitml State*. Treasury. j i nele Sam’s ineoine last year was a little . more than #1,000,000 for each business day. ! 1U pays nowadays $1,000,000 a week for in ! terosf on the public debt. In 1S85 he paid •?'.'5,000,000 u week U the. bloated bond holder. Fnele Sain is a great builder, and j to-day is erecting eighty tine buildings, j some of which will eusi over $1,000,000. j Fnelo H’lin is also the largest holder of im proved real estate in the country. Thirty- , tour hundred national hanks have been J started, but only 2700 remain to cheer us j and shave us. * , Advice to Moth hr*.—M its. Winslow’s ! Soothing Sykitp should always be used j when children are cutting teeth. It re- ; lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces i natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright jus a button.” It is vgry pleasant to taste. It soothes t he child, softens the gums 'allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-j latea the bowels and is the best known j remedy for diarrhcea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty* fivo cents a bottle. _ d&wtf i Tin* Fly ami vlie Ox. I While the Ox was Grazing in ins Pasture j a Fly came Along and Abused and Insulted him in an Outrageous Manner, and finally ; Challenged him to Combat. “I cannot Accept,” replied the Ox. | ‘•While your Abuse does me no Harm, a Victory over you would bring me no j Credit.” BALL’S EANS /^fURE Biliousness; Sick Headacho InFourhours. \G) One dose relieves Neuralgia. They cure an? prevent Chills Fever, Sour Stomach ^ Bcv Breath. Oloartho Skin, Tono the Nervns, ami gi* Lllo **■ Vigor to the system. JDof»e: ONE BEA.’ Try thorn onco ana you will never he without the; Price. 26 cor;t9 per bottle. Soid by Driuigljls e iVledlcino Daalors generally. Sen! or; receipt prlco In stamps, postpaid, to any address, J. F. SMITH A CO., Manufacturers and Sr.ln Props,. ST. f 0'JIS, II Rose Hill Property on Line ot the Georgia Midland. LOTS (Vonting on~Haml1ton and Talbuttln roads, Hill, Llnmvood aud North sttaets " Rose Hill Avenue. All lots are full quarter a c „ Call early and secure a desirable lot. a „ , . will be advanced within the next thirty days TOOMBS CRAWFORD, Real Estate Agent, 15 North Broad Street. JC. REEDY, Real Estate Agent. FOtR, SALE. S 22 * 1 ' One vacant lot on First avenue tV„„., the market. l ' SIX). Acre Lot, Store House and 8'i ... sireet car line. 6000. Corner Sixth avenue and KleJitn st...,, ' , acre lot, Store House, 24x0.5 feet h . , house, wtiKon yard. oUlls and out i, ' to accommodate loo head sk,.-l L' .ell or rent. Best locality in city ", | and see. I erms easy, m m I. x Acve Lot, Hvuoiu House, 2 ic.i m ii, cn, oil First avenue, between rnt n. /r il and Fifteenth streets, cinod we.i and water works on place. Tennseusy » 1«00- Acre land. 6 room House, kitehe” uui MX*..servant house, on Fist avenue } ,.i u . Seventh and Eighth streets. 1100 115 Acres Land three miles ca-t 60 acres wood land." GOO. U| Acle Land, in Wynn ton. and Lot in Kertiur ‘ in K< u.-e, gef d * Ladies Do you want a pure, iilooui- in^ Complexion? If so, a tew applications of Hagan’s MAGNOLIA BALM wiilgrat- ify you to your heart’s con tent. It does away with Sal low ness, Redness, Pimples. Blotches, and all diseases and imperfections of Ike skin, ft overcomes tlie flushed appear ance of heal, fatigue and ex citement. it makes a lady of THIRTY appear but TWEN TY ; and so natural, gradual, and perfect are its effects, that it is impossible to detect its application. Kmwmjtxm ipiwuiiiu'inwii ADVERTISERS Can learn the exact cost ■of any proposed line of advertising in American Papers hy addressing Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, lO Spruce St.., New York. Send lOotrt. for* lOO-omie Hftmphle> Pi^ftRHOEA*^ DYSfNTERY CHILDREN TEETHING ^LL + DP« j 1800. Five small Houses and r>its. will 1 ' suit purchaser. ! .000 or 100 ncres Land three miles fy.» m , ! Will sell or r*:.change for oitv projiertx I he j Farm in the county. Rented for is hides co A Is se’ ! ert.v. C: i properl;, 'mnl farms and vah: Will l,e glad t' g^.‘ ami H j 50 tPER BOTTLE Sow » ,4 0»t t.i Ksis. /^AI’AC’lTY Y(v; Buildings all substantial \ brick Work. Hotels and cottages. Lawn the mOul beautiful in Virginia. Waters that are e\- rlusively for the ust‘ of my guests. The finest medicinal water in Virginia. We take pleasure in referring a-s to their curative jsiwers to Mr. \V. Riley Brown. Mr. W. L Clark and Mr. Jos. Hull*. ;jet (11 m) J. A. FRAZER, Prop’r. 5 Beautiful Building Lots for Sale. I OTATKH on lower b'irst avenue, one-half i hUx’k from street railroad. Will funii.-h motiev to build votir house at reasonable interest. JoHX BLACKMAIL \ fr tf Real Kctate Agent B. F. COLEMAN, Jr., UNDERTAKER AND DEALER IN Patent Metaiic Caskets, Wood Cases & Caskets, ; Gliildi'en’s Gloss White Cases and Caskets, Children's Gloss White Metalie Caskets. Burial Robes, all prices from $1.50 up. Personal attention given all orders. Twelfth Street, four doors west, of Tlios. Gilbert's Printing Office. C1C18 ly THE BOSS PRESS Is Without a Rival. THE LIDDELL VARIABLE FEED SAW MILL Is tlie very best Saw Mill in the market. It took the only medal of I tie first class at the New Orleans Exposition. Enrttic above and fur all other machinery, address, FORBES LIDDELL&CO., Montgomery, Ala. J. O. tRAEIEIDir, Rea! Estate Agent, No.io 12th DM* WilNOiftirt Xx^iudie Ihuver ib li . Ls the most success ft, 1 appliance in the world fo I tlie- treatment of Nervous Debility. Ncuvalgisi i Rheumatism. Lumbago, SleepleKsncsss, Astlinm i Dyspephirt, Diseases ol Liver, Kidnevs ami Di gestive Organs, Sick Headache, and all tioubh. 1 arising from insufficient and impure blond. WILSOUIA I'2» Wilsnula X.Ufiictic Power l.iulics’ AlMlominail Supporb i', For the dispersion of Fibroid and ether tumors and enlargements of thewoiub and the ovaries Also gives great support and comfort ami in creased strength to the walls of the abdomen in cases of abdominal enlargement without any particular disease. Tends also to decrease ami prevent excessive accumulation offal. X. B.—Our Machinery is I i jeldwtim dock of Wrought Iron. Pipe, Fittings and ■ largest in this part of Hie country. Columbus hi WorkslGRANDEST OPENING at TIE SEASON oonyn3PA.2<rir, Ilroiuhvuy, Xcn York Dr. C. TERRY, Agent, Columbus, Ga. mh2 dly PITT'S CARMINATIVE. The Best Medicine on Earth fo Children. WTISFAGTOR' kixc.TG-D car: net co 13 L:. . .-v.ard ‘J.., Mew York. age of their opportunity they are Bigger fools than 1 take them to Be.’ 5 anysue The Mon Throne. Few of our cotemporaries nuuk cial reference to the throne upon which her majesty was seated at tin opening oi the colonial exhibition. As a matter' of fuel, it was none other than tin royal seat °i the Lion of Punjaub, Bunj*-et* Singh himself, the chi« f of the trophies sent home trom Lahore after tht. glorious campaign on the Five Rivers. That some r *6*00#VA lug U PATENT MICE & DU8T PROOF TYLERDESK Bookcases,Tables. Office Chairs, Letter Presses, Fine Cabinets, &c. TYLER DESK CO. SON. FourthHt.,8t. Lona. riend for 40 i>p. Oatalogi^ Ncii Ucsitli'iiff East Side Fourth Avenue fur Sale. OOIMIfFU'VlSrY. Are now prepared to hirnish all kinds of Hough and Dressed Lumber. And tii Dress Lumber for the public, and dtf solicit patronage. I HAVE OPENED THE LARGEST STOCK OE Pattern Hats and Bonnets hi al I the latest styles and combinations ever shown in this market, and ot such prices as will astonish every one. ‘MVE ROOMS, dry lot, good well. On price insurance. Will sell for cash or on installment* Mmilar tu build,ng and loan associations. JOHN BLACK MAR. Real Estate Agent, Columbus, (la. se wed fri tf Is the ouly harmless and effective NERVE j FOOD known which leaves no after-effects, and is without stimulant or alcohol. It is a delicious j beverage and will positively recover Brain and Nervous Exhaustion, destroy thirst for alcoholic drinks, restore the appetite, cure Dyspepsia, give refreshing sleep ami immediate relief to any trouble arising rrom nervousness. A single bot tle wiil prove its virtue. MANUFACTURED BY MOXIE COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. For sale hv Job*) D. Turin Bradford, (*Mty Drug' Stoic centstjuart bottle 1 GOODS DEPARTMENT, Bro.. and (J ’olumnus, Ga. aplG dly n r UnionMilans, Milaus, China Milans, English Milans, Sat in Straw, Fancy Straw, Leghorns, and an endless variety of School llats. Ostrich Feathers and Pompons, Parasols and Fans, and everything appertaining to Millinery, to which the ladies of Columbus and vicinity are respectfully invited. 3VE_ LEE. An infallible specific for Flatulent Colie. D;:>> rhrea. Coughs, Teething, Cholera Infanlum,Ch"b era Morbus, and all diseases incident to children. (live it a trial. 25 cents per bottle. For sale at CITY DRUG STORE. WARM SPRINGS. Will be Opened June 1st, fur tlie I'mcj tif Boarders. With first-class accommodations at reason; rates. Round Trip Season Tickets • * Round Trip Limited Tickets Apply for circular, giving full infoniin'j oi, J (’HAS. L. DA\ IS. my 12 eodlm IT. piu t« I )EAFN KSS Ay “fi twenty-eight years. Treated by ma* * noted .specialists of the duv with no ’ Cured himself in three months, and since t hundreds of others by same process A simple and successful home treatment. Ad- T. S. PAGE, 128 East 26th 8t.a«