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FROM THE CAPITAL. Very Little Work of General Interest. HILL’S ’ MOB LAW BILL. Many Bills Introduced and Passed—Mr. Person’s Bill Passed the House. Special to The Tribune. Atlanta, D*c B.—The legislature has reached a stage where it is doing a great deal of work, in which there is very lit tle general interest. In a few Cays it will have exp'red by limitation. Now the senate and house are working over hours, devoting their time principally to measures of a local nature. These bills get to the committees and receive proper consideration there, but are rushed through the senate and house with a mighty rush. Once in a while a wide awake member catches something he doesn’t agree to and the tide is stamored by a discussion. The senate reconsidered the stenogra phers bill today. This is done to make some provisions fur stenographers of the big circuits whom the bill hits hard. ▲ bill of Stapleton, of Sumpter, brought out a good deal of discussion in the senate. It amends the section of the code restricting Abe amount of land a .foreign may hold in companies lend -snrt'iiity '■> buy i;u / ,f j ' •, .y ~ Mt l bill f 0 °- Dies, and there is a chance that it tfisy pus. The bill making prizs fighting a misde meanor passed the house. Mersbon’s board of health bill received an advance report from committee of the whole and was tabled. The bill of Harrison, of Quitman, pro viding pensions for blind and totally dis abled veterans was passed. Person s Bill Passes. A bill to increase the bond of state de positories to SIOO,OOO passed the house. This is Person’s bill amended. At night. Local bills were considered and the house finally adjourned through lack of quorum. The house has one hun dred and twenty-five bills on calender, and only tomorrow to consider house bills. TO BE MARRIRE.D- MUs Lizzie Cleveland, a Former Pupil of Shorter College. Invitations reading as follows have been received in the city: “Mr. and Mrs/Thomas L. Cleveland re quest your presence at the marriage of their _d aughter EI J.wfMS' ’^P^velanTfr a^^edheß| L)e cember 20th, 1893, at 4 o’ciJW?' Baptist, church, Wartrace, Tenn.” Miss Cleveland is a graduate of Shorter college and has paid several pleasant visits to Rome. While here she made many f£f and warm admirers, who are serraihg their congratulations and well wishes. Notice to Public School Teachers. The following will be the manner in which the teachers will be paid fur the year 1893. Van’s Valley, Barker’s, Cbulio and Howell’s on December 20: Cave Spring, Foster’s Mill and Livingston on Decetn ber2l; North Carolina, Flatwoods, Texas Valley and Floyd Springs on December 22- Everett Springs, Watters, E owah and other districts on December 23 and Rome district on December 24. 12 9-dlt-w2t W. M. Bridges, C. S. C. NO RENTAL FORTHEM Tn e SAVANNAH, Ga., under- stood that the Augusta aW Savannah railroad will not get its December rental due the Ist of this month. It is said when some of the officers of Ibis road called on Receiver Comer and asked him about the matter he referred them to the order of Justice Jackson, with regaid to L tbe leased lines. This order it is I fllaitned practically annuls the lease and I ° roa( j as it elect, d, is being operated 1 v the Central under tbe condition that to receive rental only up to the Mount of the net earnings. the nu’Qtba of July, August and roaf j R b (IWH a <l. ficit < f will nmk" its pj't.ting r t, October, November and December Whether this will make up the deficit and leave anything at all for dividends to the stockholders remains to be seen. Tbe stockholders in agreeing to have their road operated by the Central have re served several rights and it may be that lheir road is earning nothing in the Cen tral’s hands. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, 1 Lucas County. j ' Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J Cheney & Co., doing business in the city Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS -for each and every case of catarrh that cannot becu.ed by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworm to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D., 1886. 1 I -<• W. GLEASON, | seal j Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testi monials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. by druggists, 75c. A GIRL’S GRATITUDE. Her Devotion to u Mother In Prison Is Rewarded at Last. A bright eyed, rosy cheeked young lady was waiting for Governor Mat thews when he reached the executive office the other morning, and as he en her hand. The I til'.- 1 dailgll- I ili (d Dubois (..’inly. '* ' i:! 1 f th»- ,HL < I:; y L ;|li'l ill :’n ■ u •piny if 1’ "' is ■HHHH||H l-u'.'i.u.' d I:-'.' rn'tlicr Y< «. au l yen may take HA'-i'-s'': Wand deliv-r it t > her." w :■ '.lc'v.'d by Um daughter could con feelings sufficiently to thank looking rather than speaking S/l” 5 Watitude she took the pardon, and moments latei her mother was re- Hd after eight years’ confinement. .. HMl'liat is one of the most peculiar gMTs that I ever met,'’ said the govern- his visitor left the room. "Mrs. was convicted and sentenced for fllfe for infanticide. She had been de- Kerted by her friends and had three r small children depending upon her for I support. These she supported by bend ing over the washtub, and iyben*a fourth child was born dead she was ar rested and charged with its murder. There was, in fact, no evidence to sup port the change except what could h“ e--' , 'dne.d away or accounted for by causes, but she was given a life years ago her daughter came here andsl||fcred work as a domestic in order to the mot-M®,- «>Lshe has called to several times in the ’ -gffort to secure the pardon. It was she whsjeft a moment ago, and I am more than gl'ati fled over an act which 1 be lieve is onKof justice to the mother and which revvaf'Jo the devotion of the daughter.”—lndianapolis Cor. Cincin nati Enquirer. ■ v For Sale. - _ No. 1 heavy Dedrick Hay Prfeßsfor slls. Good order; cost S3OO. Good Hay Tedder, good “Cutaway” Harrow and Seed ing attachment, the best in the world. Bargains. W. T. Cheney. 11-15suwe-w The Missouri senators will oppose tbe confirmation of J. Scott Harrison as col lector of customs at Kansas City. A’l diseases of the skin cured, and lost comp'exion restored by Johnson’s Oriental Soap. Sold at Curry’s diug store, Rome, Ga. The resumption of woik in dustrial concerns throughout thpeountry indicates impoved Karl’sJjMworKimt, thegreat Blood freshness and clearness to the complexion and cures constipation, 25c., 50c. For sale by D. W. Curry. u Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Chief Harris created a commotion in the Cherokee legislature by vetoing the bill for a delegation to sell the Cherokee bonds. Fifty-five fourth class postmasters were appointed yesterday. Japanese Liver Pellets are small but great in their effects; no griping. 50 doses2scts. SrldatD. W. Curry’s drug store, Rome, Ga. ••• The court sustained a general demurrer in the SB,OOO damage suit of Joseph Hatton against the Missouri and Kansas Trust Company. Johnson’s Magnetic Oil kills all pains whether internal or external. Sold at Curry’s drug store, Rome, Ga. An effort is be'ng made by the defend ant to have the Van Ltuven pension case at Dubuque continued to tbe April term. Tbe widow of Abbagrietto, who wrs lynched iu New Orleans, was awarded $5,000 in her suit against the city. Children Cry for Pitcher’sCastoria. JFTOFJ4 At llrK, )fS&i are ail worn out, really good for noth? irg, it in general debility. Try BKOHA’A /h-CW HITTEE3. will cure you, cleanse your liver •nd klve a oood apuetite. The Missouti supreme court yesterday decided, by a majority four to three, that dentists are not exempt from jury duty. ■ Scrofula eradicated ar.d.all kindred diseases cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which bv its vital izing and altars ive effects, make ■ pure blood THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, IT IS ALL RIGHT. The Special Committee Report on\the Treasury. THOSE 1-\rGE DEPOSITS. A Local Bilk *or Rome—The Sunday Ob\;vance Reso Special to the Tribune. \ Atlanta, Dec. 7.—The special com mittee to*ximine into the treasury and the depositories has made its report. The committee shows that ihe treas ury is all right and that in keeping money in the depositories the treasurer has acted clearly in accord with the law, acting under a decision of the attorney genera’. The report was read in both houses and ordered printed. The sali ant features of the report are those which refer to three depositories. The LaGrange Banking and Trust Com pany, which the report shows has on hand the first of December 1893 $159 732,- 32. Tbe Merchants Bank of Atlanta, $153,512.18; Third National bank of Columbus $3'1,450.10. Those are the only depositories which have on hand an amount in excess of the bonds required of them. Tbe committee expresses no opinion as to he true constinotion of the law, but it does conde . n the policy of such large accumulations of the states money ia the state’s depositories. They do express the opinion that the treasurer acted under the written opinion of the attor ney general ane has not been prompted by any corrupt motive. The house devoted most of the morn ing session to the discussion of the bill establishing a state reformatory. It had many supporters, but failed of passage. The senate passed the bill providing for a stenographer for each judicial circuit. What Loans? It also passed Mr. Neel’s bill enabling the mayor and council of Rome to make certain loans. At the afternoon sess’on the house killed Hurst’s resolutions about Sunday observance, and also the medical exam iner’s bill. At night Fleming’s bill pro. viding for modification of laws, passed the - * Shiloh’s Cure is sold on a guarantee. It cures incipient consumption. It ia the best cough cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 cfs ,50 cts. and SI.OO. For sale by D. W. Curry. In a suit at Jacksonville, 111., a man named Delaney got a verdict for SSOO against Lee Taylor for alienation of wife’s affections. BROWN* TS IRON BITTERS Cures Dyspepsia, In fl ■» ge s t I on <?• Deb ITil> v Theshoitage of Ci'y Treasury Weh m«ver at Nashville, II!., proves to be $520 04. He is not ’ikely to be prostcuted. Shiloh’s Vitaiizer is what you need for constipation, loss of appetite, dizz'ne-s and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. For sale by . D. W. Curry. Thft Hawaiian affair was considered for half au heur by the senate in executive session. \ j None of the < National Banq were indicted befoie the grand jury took a recess until the 18th lost. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.* * Wyoming Elk In England. An interesting attempt is being made to acclimatize the Wyoming elk in this country. Sir Peter Walker acquired 20 head while on a tour in the United States, and the animals have arrived safely, after a journey of 2,600 miles across America and the voyage from New York. They have now been de posited in Sir Peter's park at Osmaston. —London Tit-Bits. Bucklen’* ArntcaSalve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheurn, fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by D. W. Curry, druggist. James Stanley a Widow. Another of the strange stories for which the English chancery court is re markable is astonishing everybody to day. The Widow (Jullener had a life interest in her husband’s estate, ter minating on her remarriage. It is al leged that she married a certain James Stanley in 1865. The answer is that the widow is Stanley. She has lived as a man for the past 28 years and carried on business as a pluujber. She went through a marriage ceremony in 1866 with another woman named Newland, and they lived as man and wife till 1885. The case is still on trial.—Lon don Cor. New York Sun. Missouri horticulturists in sessio' f' Fulton ulocussed ■mall fruits. PAY FOR TEACHERS. The City of Rome Gets B 1.000, and the Rest of Rome District 53,906. List of amounts due teachers of Floyd county for the year 1893: Rome District. Surah Duncan $220 00 J N Jone 25, 00 Emma Morton 100 00 Wm Williams 175 00 John McCurry.... ... gs 00 Ten> eseee Duncan 06 00 Lizzie Reynolds 1 0 00 Oaudia Thode Jes e Divie 165 00 Lula Samuels 9900 W T Beam. 125 O' Kugene Watkins 19* 00 T C RnpaeP coco Maggie Hodges to' 00 W L Jones 125 00 Minnie Sharn 175 00 Bettie Ledbetter 125 00 Wllto Davis 125 00 Hesel" Williams I's 00 M C Pari-er 375 00 <’ M Shifl-u 175 00 J.ula Winner 125 00 Sirs L D A Felton 175 00 Laqgy; Koger. 175 00 M <’J Nita Lovewe 100 CO District. Evira Bowen 34 52 Manda We l here.. .Ms 125 00 John H Keece Jr...A... 125 00 T M Sheppnfd 110 00 Eugenia Giant 7X... 31 00 I J H Oneal ~;~125 00; Chullo District. Grace Knox 115 00 1. W M Callahan 125 00 Ida M Kerr 55 00 R C Carpenter 60 00 Oll'e Raw s 34 ig Laura Terhune 101 00 J G Hunt no 00 A H Yarbrough 125 00 Amis Woodward....•••• ’.75 00 All e Bo>d 125 00 Ella Taylor 110 10 Van's Valley District. J B Kennedy no 00 J tt Goss 125 ! 0 Mayna* White 125 0) Mts E Montgomery 125 10 P *■ Hunt 125 00 Mrs C D Terhune 40 0J Howell's District. J B Dobbs 110 00 R C Williams no co Ida Bishop 50 00 Cave Spring District. A II Ellie 125 00 A L Samuels 375 00 MinuteManget-••• 125 00 Jennie Remolds .' 100 Oil David Reynolds..... 30'0 J E Drew no <0 G R Murdock I'o (Q P J King 250 <0 J H Jolley n o 00 L G Brookins .’ 100 00 Foster's Mill District. W G Foster 66 00 *1 H Richardson no 00 R B Simms 169 00 Lula Simms 125 00 F G Hunt 67 50 Livingston District. Susie Mulls ion 00 A M Gos» HO f 0 W S Simms 50 o'l Julia Ru h . 150 00 Minnie Alorton 50 pp North Ma ■ tie ob> r. ", i 0 W J Brown 154 00 Mollie Weihers 165 00 i Daisy Johnson 125 f 0 Mary Shaw 56 00 Flatwoods Dtstrlct. L R Millican..: 110 00 Sarah Bryan ■ 125 00 Mamie Eastman ’. nil 00 Nettie Bryan 125'0 Ellea Camp 55 00 Texas Valley District. Claudle Dean 125 00 , W T Freeman 1 5 On I Lillie Daniel SO co G W Ko-*ou 100 00 W A Robins 110 0) Ell-n Holcomb 49 50 M B Tugal- 175 00 F G Morgan 110 00 Floyd Springs District. Robert Earloh 213 01 Kila Daniel....- 1 an 00 G urge Reeves \ 40 00 VV S Gar er 154 10 W A Graves 125 00 Lizzie Johnsen 145 00 John P Rush 150 00 Everett Springs District. J Moore. J-. 250 00 Watters' District. I L P Fortune 145 0(4- J W G-sham. ' 00 tiara Weber , 125 00 Adelia Wbata y 169 00 Abbie b 110 0> S L 44 00 District. H 110(10 S " a ll '. ’ • • 12ii0 gg ‘ ‘ ■ 125 Ilf C'S-Ik, Hr . 23 8i Counties. » 5-20 ■Hk 45 04 My . 3" 12 nier 67 50 ; G L Gardner 6 28 J J W Keown,.,./ 11 (0 Total REDUCED HER NOSE. An Actress Whose Proboscis Was Too Large Had It Shaved Down. Miss Crystal Thornton, an actress, submitted to a peculiar surgical opera tion at Roosevelt hospital Nov. 22. ! Miss Thornton, whose home is in Cali- j fornia, is a handsome young woman, i but in her opinion appearance suf- ■ sered through what she thought was a deformed nose, but which others re-! garded as nothing more than a pro- I nounced Roman nose. She determined, j however, to have the nose reduced to a I normal size and consulted Dr. Charles | Mcßurney with tho view of having him 1 perform the operation. The surgeon, it is said, advised her ' that if the operation was performed a ' scar might remain, which would per- • haps be more objectionable to her than her prominent nose. Miss Thornton declared that she preferred the scar to having so much nose and renewed her request that the operation be perform- 1 ed. The patient was placed under the influence of ether, incisions were made, • the skin laid away on either side and part of the bone removed. The wound was treated with anti- 1 septics, the skin replaced, and in due time the patient went home. She vis- j ited the hospital again two days later, when the wound was found to bo heal-1 ing nicely. Miss Thornton has since that time remained at home, and un-1 less some unforeseen accident occurs yvill in time make her appearan-e in public with a symmetrical nose, in har mony with the rest of her features.— New York Letter. John Hilton was found guilty of rape at Dixon, Mo., end sentenced to five years imprisonment. Cures Scrofula Mrs. E. J. Howell, Medford, Mass., says her mother has bcc-u cured of Scrofula by tbouseoi four bottles of (SSSfe-JS-SS after having bad much other tro atment.,and being reduced toqni tea low condition of health, as it was thought she could imj live INHERITED SCROFULA.' Cured my little boy of hereditary p'3?s»P&9i| Scrofula, which appeared all over pij face. For a year! bad given ip all hope of his recovery, when finally I was induced to use A few bottles ■lire 1 him, and no symptoms of the disease rctuai.u SitsTT. L. Mathers, Matherville, Miss. Ourbjok on 8100 1 an 1 Skin Diseases mailed free. «4...« FT specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga Jjrifies ( //.. tHM-sLOCD -111111851 Sy 50. FOR , A CASE IT WILL NOT CURE. g| Aniweeable Laxativepnd NERVE TONIC. Sold by D' iggistsor senVby mail. 25c..60c., and SI.OO per package. Samples free. The Favorite TOOTH SOWMI Jns.Kj' for the Teeth and BreaUi,2oc. For sale by D. W. Curry. Stuart’s tin and Buchu A remedy for all kinds of Bladder and Kidney troubles. CURES D.d you ever reflect that many ills of life come frem sluggish action of the Kidneys. KIDNEY The Kidneys are the grfeat Mood strain ers. thus filtering out poisonous elements that would otherwise remain and con taminate the whole system. AND Keep the blood pu>e —aid the Kidneys when oppressed and overburdened, ano you will build up the system and pre serve health. BLADDER Do you suffer wit” v eakness,backache, pain in the sides, nervousness, loss of appetite, bad taste in the mouth, etc.? TROUBLES. Take STUART’S GIN VAND BUCHU. edhviuce you of its all druggists. B JI ** 11 IM ■ 50cts.,and feS f7i7Ct-irZ«JBa SI.OO per Lja «. fS ZjhJ One cant a dose. This Great Cotton Cure promptly cures Where all others fail. Coughs, Croup. Sore Throat, Hoarseness, whooping Cougu ant" Asthma. For Consumption it Teas no rival: has cured thousands, and Will CUF.3 you if taken in time. Sold by Druggists on a guar antee. For a Lame Back or Chest, use SHILOH’S BELLADONNA PLASTER.2SC. -Have you catarrh ? This remedy is guaran teed to cure you. Trice, Slots. Ityectorfree, For sale by D. W. Curry. of lard rnanMfa&turers a'l theWonderFu.l Juccess of Zsone oFthe strong e/tdences oF its v'cUue to housekeepers. Success is H]Sii is ajjETTER shortening For ALL CooKjrtg purposes ifim has before been, and has itONEop the objectionable Features indisjbensatiy Connected, tfiih. la rd. jhe r\EfllToF CoTtoLZHC ex plains its success, Irnitati'ons but certify the Value of the r genuin&, 'rmds only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO and ST LOVIS. Complexion Preserved UR. HEBRA’S VIOLA CREAM Removes Freckles, Pimples < Liver • Moles Ellacliheails, \ Sunburn and Ten, and re- \ stores the skin to its origl- 1 nal freshness, producing a ,W&Z .h'Wifeh.Si'-. clear and healthy plexion. Superior to all face '' S reparations and perfectly harmless. At all ruggists, or mailed for SOets. Scud for Circular. VIOLA SKIN SOAP <’ elmpty Iticomparablo M » ekin purifying Soap, unequale! for the toilet, nnd without a rival for the nursery. Absolutely pure aud delicately medi cated. At druggists, Price 25 Cent#. G. C. BITTNER 4 CO., Toledo, Q. Fahy's THIS Weflv Bargains.- This week we will make a of Ladies’ Wraps, and no one need do without a fine garment for winter. Fine Plush Wraps, $35 for sls, fine S3O Wraps for sl2, beautiful $25 Wraps for $lO, handsome S2O Wraps for SB, fine sls Cloaks for $6, extra quality Jackets sl2 for $5. A big drive in $lO Wraps for $4, and our $8 Wraps going at $3 50. VI e are also closing out a large line of Cloaks worth S2O and $25 for $5 and $6, beautiful quality and excellent weaves. We also offer in this sale an exquisite stock of fine, new style “Storm Capes” at 50 per cent discount. There has been a great rush for them and it will be increased this week. This is an opportunity not afforded a person over once or twice in a lifetime. Don’t fail to improve it. Also tremendous ‘ cuts” in Blankets. Comforts. Quilts, Counterpanes, Shawls, Robes, Flannels, Underwear and so on. feast week for those who purchase from our Dress Goods department. REMEMBER THIS WEEK. < Join the crowd. Tliomas Fatiy’s Dry Crowds etxxd JNTo-tioxx Rome, Greorgia. Progress yKTXTJD Persecution COLUMBUS and Galileo and Mar tin Luther met with persecution. The great reforms and improvements have always encountered doubt, and often active opposition, from those to be benefited mostly by them. The Conover piano is a compar atively' new instrument. It is in the line of progress. Its makers are wide awake and have profited by the blunders ana discoverer of their predecessors. They make an absolutely first class piano, which has many new and good things in its construction. When you think of it remember that were it not for new things there could not be ad vancement in any line. We handle also the Shubert, the- Kingsbury Pianos and the Chicago Cottage Organs. I have employed Prof." '517 "ar George, an experienced piano tuner, who will keep your piano in tunc by the year for a very moderate -sum. Call at 201 Broad street and see him. I am offering extra low prices and easy terms. Send for catalogue and prices. E, E. FORBES, 208 Broad Si. Rom Ga. Anniston, Ala. BUGGIES! I f Buggies I Buggies If you want a Jones' Buggy, we have got them. If you want a Columbus. Buggy, w.e li ave go! them. If you want a Cincinnati Buggy, we have got tuem. In fact we have got anything you want in the Carriage. Buggy, Wagon and Road Cart line, all styles and prices, from a $55 Top Luggy to a SSOO Carriage, We have marked our work down to rock bottom prices, lower than they have ever >een sold before. Ify<u contemplate buying a ’’arriage, Buggy, Wnsron or Road Cart this fall, Live us a call, and ve will guarantee that we will ell you as cheap, if not cheaper than you can :»uy anyu her? vise of uaiue quality. We guaran* ee 3/ery piece of work we sell. Besides our own make of one and two-horse wagons we sell the Jackson wagon, which has a national reputation 5. I. Jins i Im Mi’l Ji. 408. IDS ana lit) Broad Street, OMB, • • • GKOItGLa,. jan3l-tf. TELEPHONES. ' For Electric Tele phones for privat Line purposes, write to the Southern Bell Tele phone & Telegraph Com pany. ’ JOHN D. EASTERLIN, District Superintendent, 12 16 tl Allat ta. Ga JAMES DOUGLAS HORSES, MULES, STOCK, LIVERY, SALE AND FRED STABLES. HITOIII OF Ml CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Session bedn. 15th Sept. Full equipment nnd corpsot instructors in Academical, Engineering, Law. and Medical Departments. Excellent Climate. New Gymnasium, with baths free to all students. For catalogues address ♦ WM. M. THORNTON. LL.D., Chairman, ATLANTA, GA.—24th YEAR. An established InstitnUoa. A tii’.l gra Business I’raintug School. Thoroug'i Instru tiou in the commercial branches, Siiorthin etc. Terms reasonable. Time shirt. Succe guaranteed. Send for circulars. j toSwD WSeSSE MBOKBfiQBBHEBB.M. W.>bl.E i'.M.D. Allan a, Ga- Jffic9xtMJiWill.oilaU.Sp.