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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROIAN 4 PUT IN TYPE.
Walter Gholstcn Hld for the Murder
of William alloway and the Other
Two Prisoners Discharged—A Dog-
Eater Cleaning Out the Cam ei
Around McDonough—A convention
of the Land Owners of South Geor
gia.
GEORGIA.
The Albany Guards received ten new
members last Tuesday mgbt.
Joseph Emerick, Nr., died at his residence
at Athene Friday after a short illness.
Joseph Mvers, a well known retired mer
chant of Augusta, died Saturday, aged 4
years.
The late W. H. Bunkley of Brunswick
left considerable life insurance. One policy
for SIO,OOO has already been paid.
Uncle Robert Anthony, a colored man
about 70 years old, living on the Dyi.es
Since near Montezuma, was married to
lary Dykes, aged IS, on Dec. 20.
A movement is on foot to have the land
owners of South Georgia meet in conven
tion at Brunswick. Flans will be proposed
for bringing in colonies of settlers.
The store of Charles Hamilton of Kibbee,
together with the postofflce and his entire
Stock of goods, were destroyed by fire a
few nights ago. The fire was undoubtedly
started by a burglar.
Houston county negroes continue to leave
for Oklahoma Another car load embarked
from Barron’s Lane last Thursday and the
largest portion of them were from the sec
tion of Hog Crawl creek, in Houston county.
Hon. W. L. Soruggs, United States min
ister to Venezuela, is home in Atlanta,
having arrived Friday. He will report at
the state department in Washington in a
few days. Col. Scruggs brings no sen
sational tidings from the fiery little republic.
Hon. John Sibley, the gay and festive
young statesman who carried the People’s
party banner in tbe last oongresiional fight
in the Seventh district, is now engaged in
the insurance business at Atlanta. He has
associated himself with Dr. P. VV. Douglas,
an earnest democrat.
Asa Richmond and Donvilie train
pulled into the depot at Augusta Friday it
waa covered with snow. J- assengers re
ported sn extremely heavy fall of snow be
tween Augusta and Columbia. About six
ty-five miles up tbe road tbe fall|was fully
three tnobes on a level.
Prank Lanier, Jr., of Americus was the
recipient of a very handsome and valuable
New Year’s present in tbe shaped a beauti
ful horse and buggy, given him by hi 9
brother. Col. Henry Lanier of Atlanta.
Tbe turnout Is valued at SSOO, and is one
of tbe prettiest in Americus.
Last Thursday night '.he corn crib on
John T. Harrell's place, near Wbigham,
waa burned. The crib contained about 100
bushels of corn belonging to < apt. J. W.
Button. Mr. Pounds discovered the firs in
time to rescue bis horse, which was in the
■table. Tbe fire was undoubtedly of in
tend lary origin.
Jack Driakoll, a young colored boy who
runa on the Middle Georgia, had onn'of hie
feet badly Injured the other day. In get
ting off the oars a few miles oar of Eaton
ton he unfortunately let hie foot slip under
a wheel, which went over it, almost cutting
a part of it off. At last account* it wa* not
thought that an amputation was necessary.
Last Thursday morning, a little before 5
o’olock, the store of Joseph fcjwicord, lu
Whig ham, was discovered to be on tire,
but the flames had made such progress that
it was impossible to >ave anything that as
In the burning building. Mr. Swlcord has
tome insurance on the goods, but the build
ing, which was owned by W. C. Bell, was
not insured.
At Cairo, Friday, while Misses Lilia end
Lizzie Butler of Camilla and Miss Pearl
Wight of Cairo were out horseback riding
Miss Lilia’s horse became frightened at n
freight train, which was standing at the
depot, aud, whirling around several times,
cause I the saddle to turn aud the young
lady fall at the horse’s feet. After she fell
the horse stepped over her several times,
but fortunately did not step on her.
McDonough Weekly. Mr. William Miles
a worthy farmer living about three miles
below town, had a valuable horse seriously
gored by a vicious cow on his place one day
the past week. The cow got into the stable
where the horse was confined and where,
owing to the smallness of the stable, the
horse could not defend itself, and the cow
gored it in such a manner ns to disable it
from further service, even if it should re
cover.
McDonough Weekly: A “dog-eater” is
reported to be thinning out the ' union crop
In the vicinity of Lo ella, so we have been
informed. We nail it a "dog-eater” as no
other name has been given It, and the afore
said canines seem to be its chief bill of fare.
It is reported as making nightly incursions
on tbs farm yards, and several valuable
dogs have fallen victims to its rapacious
appetite. Although several efforts have
been made to capture it they have so far
proved futile.
There is no more cozy retreat In all the
•tale of Georgia tha > tde state li rary
at Atlanta. I his is a magnificent
hall and oue that is always
alive with visitors, most of whom
ore among the most prominent citizens of
the Empire state. Lawyers from all tbo
larger cities and literary men and women
desiring to see some important volume
about the hieturv of the state and the laws
of this aud other states, can be always
found m the library, sitting in <he reading
room or else seated at the writing desks
taking notea or memoranda.
MoDonough Weekly: The New York
papers olalm a man in that state, at the age
of lOfi, as the oldest voter iu the world.
We hereby inform them that McDonough,
Haury c 'Untv, Georgia, still holds that
honor, In the person of Uncle Hiram Lester,
who is now in bis 12fith year, hale and
hearty, in possession of all bis fa ulties. and
oast his regular democ atic ballot, which be
has been doirg since before the aforesaid
New York youth was born, in last Wednes
day’s election for couuty officers. < ur New
York contemporaries will have to try again.
Uncle Hiram is not only the oldest voter
but is doubtiess the oldest living human
being on the globe.
The three negroes held at Athens for the
murder of William Calloway had ’heir pre
liminary trial Friday. \Valter Gholstou,
who confessed to having oom itted the
crime, aud implicated Ase Hunt aud John
Braith, was committed to jail, charged nh
the murder and Hunt and Nmith were re
leased, as there was no evideuco against
them. There is strong evidence against
Gholston. and whether lie is solely resp visi
ble ior the fiendish deed or not there ii
little doubt that he had something t do
with it The general opinio,} is that Ghol
ston killed Mr. Calloway by himself, evi
dence was produced to show that Gholston
told a negro just outside f town about an
hour after the murder ihat a inau had been
killed in Athens. The probability is that
his ueck will be broke i for the oritne, and
that Policeman Pols Davis will get the SBOO
reward for the capture of the Calloway
murderer.
One of the most in ereiting things to be
foun t in the agricultural display rooms a*
the state bouse at Atlanta is the jav bone
of a whale caught in Charleston harbor
about eight or ten years ago. Saturday a
citizen of Charleston a oppe i in tins depart
ment of state yind while there bis eves fell
upon the whale's tooth, sent to Ueorgia by
acme considerate Charlestonian, lie tol l
the whole story over again to those wh
wore gathered around him; bow the whale
had run axhnre iu the l ay aud couldn't get
out, a d uow it had caused gren
consternation among tne citizens o 7 tb
City by the Hea until it was < arpooued ami
dragged ashore. It seems that tne wl ..■
had a tua'e r b it wbioh u- * large tha
It could not get into the Charleston bay ami
the old sailors going in and out tell u> tbo
day how thay hea 1 Un big fellow moamu
*ud groam gasif iu gr.f for the log o.
the other. It is one of the very largest
whales, they say, that has ever been caught
in this section of tbe ocean.
Twenty loaded bottles, as many knives, a
pistol, a rasor and an iron billy wen found
In Fulton oounty jail Saturday. Every
cell was thoroughly searched ai.d a basket
full of weapons waa ihe result. In the cell
where tbe two Chisholm boys and Jim
all counterfeiters, are confined,
a da gerous knife was found, and in nearly
every other oell was found a loaded bottle.
The bottles were filled with water and
then wrapped with string. Many of them
hod strong cords tied to the necks and
would have kidwi a man at one blow, in
the cell of Porter Stocks was found a
heavy billy made of an iron padlock. At
tached to tbe lock was a stout piece of
leaiher, which was used as a handle.
Stocks says he ha, had the weapon for five
months and made no secret of it. He says
he frequently assisted the jailers with un
iuly prisoners end always carried this
tiilly. Dan Hood, the negro who killed
farmer Charles Watt, just before Christ
mas. and Jim Smith, another negro mur
derer, have beeu in the cell with Rockmore
sioce their confinement and during the
searob a startling discovery was made.
Right in the center of the roof of the cell
was found a large bole that had been cat
several inches deep. The men had evi
dently not been at tbe work any length of
time. Over tbe bole a picture had been
stuck with soap, so aa to completely cover it.
FLORIDA.
Work on the fair grounds at Oviedo is
being pushed rapidly, and the scheme prom
ises to be successful in all particulars.
Leesburg Commercial : The colored
people, soma of them, amused themselves
Christmas week quarreling. One negro
shot a rifle ball arter another negro. Tbe
ball missed but went through a wiudow and
through a shirt that a washerwoman wan
ironing.
J. U. King, of Oviedo, has disposed of
all the fruit on bis seven aore grove at Gee
Hummock. He sold the crop f.0.b., amount
ing to 1,881 boxes, for which he received
$2,873 60, or an average net f. o. b. of $1 70
per box. At the expense in patting up the
fruit was lets than 30 cents per box it will
be seen that tbe crop netted Mr. King about
$1 40 per box on the trees.
Friday an Orlando man met anaoqualnt
uuee, who dseired bim to come in and be
introduced to his wife and daughter. After
several vstn at.'empts to evade the Introduc
tion he confessed that he bad made a
New Year’s resolve never to enter a barber
shop again; he bed let his wife cut his hair. It
hadn’t been done in a stylo to make it desir
able for the victim to go where it was nec
essary to take off bis hat and be was ex
cused
The steamship City of St. Augustine,
bound to Jacksonville with a general cargo
from Nsw York, while endeavoring to en
ter the St. Johns river Friday night by
moonlight, ran aground on the north
breaker and stack there all night. Tbe
Kate Spencer seeing the steamer in her per
ilous position went out to her retails, and
after several hours work succeeded in pull
ing her off Saturday morning. Tbe City
of St. Augustine is not damagod.
Bartow .Veins: For several months it has
been generally known that counterfeit
money was being maunfactured dose to
Bart w and some of the merchants have
been victims of tne swindlers. Last Tues
day Tom Taylor was arrest’d by a warrant
from Citrus county, where he is now in jail
for passing the spurious stuff at Inverness.
•Saturday morning a warrant waa sworn
out for Charley Cochran by two negro mer
chants of this plaoe who had beeu duped by
him to tbe tune of $lO apiece. CoebraD was
arrested by .Sheriff mallard and Policeman
Shanahan at bis residence about eight miles
from town and incarcerated In jail. Mon
day Cochran waived a preliminary trial and
J udge Durrance fixed bis bond at S7OO.
Tayior'a bond In Citrus Is SI,OOO. Neither
has ns yet been able to make one sufficient
to be released on. Ibe ooai.terfeit money
is principally in $5 and $lO gold pieces and
is the best imitation that nas ever beeu cir
culated iu this part of tbe country. Sheriff
Ballard found the place where the stuff hat
beeu moulded and captured their entire
apparatus.
Orlando Reporter: At an early hour
Wednesday utght while the street* wore
full of pedestrians, two white men were
seen by one of the guards at tha jail to
scale the fence ot the jail yard. Tha guard
at once started for the two men and they
cilmbad bees over the fanes, makiug their
way through the alley back of Bowen’s
grocery st re and across Pine strsat and on
through the allay at tha side of Charles
Kook’s bakery, and thence through the
several alleys toward tha railroad, where
their pursuer lost sight of them. Sheriff
Anderson seeing a light iu McNamara’s
cell, and observing him reading thero,
quietly crept around to tha window nearest
to the train robber's cell and gently tapped
on the outside wall of the jail to see what
would be the outoorne. Ihe light, in Mo-
Namara'a oell was extb guithed as soon as
the tapping began, and McNamara imme
diately appeared at the cell door. He
threw down a string, to oue end of wbioh
was attached a piece of tin can hammered
together so as to form a weight. The tin
lodged on the window sill. Sheriff Ander
son thrust his hand through tha gratiug of
ihe window and, grubbing the airing,
broke it but secured the portion to whloh
the tin weight was attached. McNamara,
of course, offers no explanation of the
affair. The supposition is that some party
or parties have been arranging with Mc-
Namara to furnish him, by means of this
suing elevator, with some Instrument or
method by which to effect his escape.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The confederate veterans of Edgefield have
organized a survivors’ as-ociation.
Hupt. Mcßee bos contributed another
trainload of orosslies :o the poor of Colum
bia.
Ex-Gov. J. C. Sheppard say* he does not
expeot to be a candidate for any office in the
gift of President Cleveland.
The military companies of Columbia ex
pect to attend the inauguration of Cleve
land next March. The three companies are
already beginning to make preparations.
State Treasurer Bales says that the taxes
nre coming in ’‘tolerably” well. The couuty
treasurers have not yet made up their re
ports, and a comparative s.atement cannot
be mado for several days.
At Greenville J. Luther Trammel, who
killed Eugene Robins n (colored) about two
weeks ego, has been gr a ted bail in the sum
of $4,000 by Judge Norton. Trammel has
given bond aud has been released from
jail.
Gov. Tillman upon the -econimendation
of the board of director* of the penitentiary
has pardoned Joseph Douglass, who was
sente oed to the penitentiary for nine years
for manslaughter, from Darlington county,
in 1887.
The John Gary Evans liquor law has no
terrors for people along the b rder of the
‘North Carolina state line. Neighborhood
ciu s are being formed, and one of the reg
ulations is tha: some member is to make a
trip each week to some p 'int across the line,
where any amount of all kinds of liquid re
freshments will eon sale. He will fill all
orders for the club aud return to some dei
lgnated point convenient and accessible to
a majority of the club and deliver the good*
purohaaed.
Gov. Tillman. Hecretary of Htate Tlndal
and John E. Wannomaker, the fertilizer
commit:eo of Clamson College, met (Satur
day and discussed the privilege tax-tag
question, and made arrangements to have
u good supply for the coming busman. The
committee appointed a* fertilizer samplers
was W. A. Maokay,Orangeburg; H.B.Cross
well, Marlboro; 11. W. Tribble, Oconee; H.
Fiannigan, Fairfield. Two were
made. The samplers receive a salary of $75
per month.
At Columbia Thursday the wind atorm
blew down a partially ’ completed 14-etory
build ug at the corner of (iervais and Lin
coln streets. 1 brae sides of be building had
lieon weather-boarded, and the rod ahi -
gisd. The win 1 got in ou (he open side,
■ Hied the roof, and everything earns and w<>
with a crash. Five ookored wotkingiueu
TIIE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY, JANUARY, 9, 1893.
' RAII. ROAIW.
Central Railroad of Georgia,
H. M. COMER. Kcrstrsa.
GOING wEar—REAL DOWN. DOING EAST READ UP.
No. 8. No. 3. No. 1. Is srrarr jam 8 1 “is*B. No. Z No 4. No. 6. |
(STAXr>AI) TtMI. 9i>TH
Daily. Dally. Daily. mxbidias). Dally Dally. Daily. I
ll:9Saui 1123 pm 8:44 am Ar Villen. ...... Lv 6:30 pm 3 10 an 500 pm
if 30 Dm 6:lopm Ar ...Spartanburg ...Lvlo:2oam 4:00 pm .........
SAVANNAH, LYONS, GUYTON, HaLCYQNDJJL* AND ROCKY FORD
i i —+ ‘T - r T •
7:25 am. 6:25 pm 2:00 pm 6:10 pm Lv. ....Savannah Arl 8:00 am 4:35 pm 5:45 am 6:40 pm
10:6J am 11:00 pm Ar Ly0n5.......Lv j j I:3oam 6:4opm
... .... fc:3s pm Ar.... Rocky Ford. ...Lv 6:35 am .. ..
I i••••••-- [ |
TYBSE BCTt-Er) uri-ir,.
Sun. Daily Sun. Sal. . San. Dally Bun. Sat.
only. ex. Sun. only. only. ex. Sun. only. only.
9:*.' AM 10:80 am 2:30 ps 7:30 pm Lv... .SAVANNAH Ar. 11:5) as 4:50 pm 620 pm 9:30 pm
10:30 am 11:20 am 8:80 PM 8:20 pm Ar TVBEE Lv 11:0) am 4:00 pm 5:30 pm B:4opm
tTrains marked t run daily,exoept Sunday.
Sleeping cars on nlgbt trains between Savannah and Augusta; Savannah and Macon: Savan
nah and Atlanta Macon and Montgomery Parlor cars between Savannah, Mac o and Atlanta.
8:46 p. m train from Savannah will stop at Guyton.
Passengers for Bylvanta. Wrlghtsville, Milledgevil e and Eateuton should take 7:00 a. m. train.
For Carrollton. Ft. Gainee, Talbotton, take 7:00 a. m. train.
Ticket office 13 Bull street and (spot.
For further Information, and for schedules to points beyond our line, apply to ticket agents
or to J C. HAILE, General Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga.
GEO. DOLE WaDLEY, General Superintendent.
W. F. BHELLMAN. Traffic Manager
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
WATO ‘ >S SHORT LINE—TIME CAJU>.
SCHEDULE OF THROUGH TRAINS TO FLORIDA AND SOUTHERN GEORGIA
GOING SOUTH—READ DOWN. * GOING NORTH—HEAD UP.
COR. TO JAN. 1, 13&3.
5 15 *7 | 23 14 ~ ; 78 66 6
800 pm 1:30 pm 5:30 am 6:2U am Lv. ..Savannah Ar 12:00 pm 8:82 pm 12:35 am 6:30 am
10:30 pro 3:46 pm 7:07 am 8:03 am A r Jesup. Lv 10:24 am 6:30 pm 10:38 pm 8:38 am
18 55 am 5:05 pm H:2O am 4:15 am Ar .. Waycrosa.... Lv 9:iß am 5:20 pra; 0:25 pin, 1:00 am
7:00 am 11:85 am 11:85 am Ar .Bruaawlofc...Lv 6:40 am 7:10 pm 7:10 pm
10:40 am; 1:10 air. 2:26 pm 2:85 pm Ar Alban}' ... .Lv 5:00 am 3:45 pm
7:56 am 7:55 pm 11.00 am 12:00 n’n Ar.. Jacksonville. .Lv 7:00 am 2:00 pin 6:55 pm 6:2\) pra
2:00 pint 205 am 4:40 pml 4:40 pm Ar Sanford Lvj 1:15 an: 7: 5 am;12:50 pm 12:50 pm
8:15&m 3:50 pm 3:50 pm Ar. ...Live Oak Lv ..... 6:00 pm 6:00 pm
11:10 ain 2:85 pro 2:35 pm Ar ..rainesvlL*... l.v I 8:00 im 3:00 pm 3:00 pm
4:28 am 11 28 am 1188 am Ar Valdosta Lv (3:28 pm 9;23 \ m
6:25 am 1:02 pm 1:02 pm Ar. .Thoinaa?illa..Lv | 2:07 pml 7:25 jin
9:25 am t:95 pm 3:85 pmAr. . Montic *llo.. Lv 11 46 am 4:30 pm
9:00 am' 2:35 am 2:35 pm Ar.. Bainbrldg*. ...Lv i.. .. 12:56 "pm 5:10 pm
11:45 arm Ar Chattahoochee Lv 2:15 pm
4:46 am Ar. ...Macon Lv 3:00 am 10:18 pm
3:00 pm 11:00 am Ar. ..Columbus.. ..Lv 1 ,2:05 pra
8:00 am Ar Atlanta . .Lv 11:50 pm | , 7:00 pm
1 ....w. 12:20 am'
The New York and Florida special vestibule I r a: e w 11 coalmen se runn and Fan. 18th, and will
leave Savunuau uo ith-b juud at 10:03 a. m Tuesdays. Thursdayi and Saturdays, and north
bound Mondays, Wedueadayi and Friday?, 4:09 p. ro
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE AND CONNECTIONS.
Trains Nos. 27 and 14 carry Pullman cars betwfen New York and Port Tampa No. 27 carries
Pullman sleeping car* Waycrosa to Nashville, Loumvj! * and Cincinnati. Trains 6,'i and 79 carry
Pullman sleepiujr cars beiwetn New York and .laeksonville. Nos. 5 and 6 carry Pullman cars
between Savannati and Jacksonville. Nos. 5 and 6 have Pullrhan cars between Savannah and
Atlanta and on SN ednes lays and Saturdays No. 5 carries Pullman sleeper to Suwannee Spr.ngs,
anl on Thursdays and Sundays the sleeper returns from Suwannee Springs.
Train No. 5 connects at Jesup for Macou. Atlanta and the west. .Train 15 connects at Warcross
for Albany, Mouifromery, New Orleans, Nashville, Evansville, Cincinnati and St. I.ouis Through
Pullman sleeper Waycr<ss to St. Louis. Train 27 connects with Alabama Midland railway for
Montgomery and the southwest.
Tickets sold to all points and sleeping car berths secursd at passenger stations, and ticket
office, 22 Bull Street F. W. ANGIER, City Ticket Agent.
R, G, h LEMINQ, Superintendent. W. M. DAVIDSON, General Passenger Agent.
Charleston and Savannah Railroad.
Schedule in Effect Jan. 8, 1893.
rpRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by Standard time, which Is 36 minutes slower than city
I time. Time at Charieaton, 75th meridian.
noMhWarl). j southward.
68 36 78 r 14 I _27 15 *35 23
12:50 am 9:00 am 8:43 pro 12:29 pm Lv....Savannah....Ar 7:lsam. 1:10pm! 7:3opm 6:00 am
2:B2am 11:05 aralo;2l pm, 2:05 pm Ar..
6:27 am 2:80 pm 1:18am fi:PB pm Ar.. .Charleston.. .Lv 12:40 am 10:04 am 4.17 pm I:43am
i .... 9:15 pm Ar... Augusta . ...Lv*. j 7:05 am 2:'Opm
10;55 am 8:10 pm 10:56 am 10:40 pm Ar.. ..Columbia... .Lv 6:lopm B;ouam
C:80 pm j 6:3opm 3:40 am Ar.. .Richmond —Lv 2:4Bpm! 8:30 pm 9:lsam
11:10 pm 11:10 pin 7:00 am Ar ..Washington.. .Lv 10:57 am 4:00 pm 4:30 am
12:48 am 12:46 am 825 aro Ar.. .Baltimore....l.v 9:15 am 2:30 pm 2:50 am
3:45 am 3:46 am; 10:4G am Ar . .Philadelphia Lv 7:20 am 18:10 prn 12:03 n't
6:50 am 660 am 1:28 pm Ar.. .New York.. Lvt 12:16 am 9:80 am 9:00 pm
•Daily except Sunday.
Tram No 14 stops on signal at Yemasaee, Salki-batchie. White Hall, Gre**n Pond. Asbepoo,
Jacksonbnro. Pen Pon. Adam’s Run. Raveoal, Rnutow’et*. John s Island nod Drayton. Train No.
7bstops on signal at all stations eoutn of Yemassee to receive and discharge pasHengers Tram
No 2? ; ops on mgnai at ail stations. Train 66 do sot stop Tram No. 15 stop at au stations
Trains 35 and 3G stop at all s atlons Train 23 ►tops at (ireen Pond and at ail other stations on
signal Trains Nos. 14, 78.27,35,23, 66 and 36 daily . Connection for Port Royal and Augusta
station*, Yernassee to Augusta, made by train No. 14. Connection for Reautort and Port Royal
made by No. 36 and 14 daily
Trams Nos. 14, 27. 66. 15, 21 and 78 have Pullman sleeper* between Savannah and New York.
No connection to or from Wa torboro on Sunday.
For ticket*, Pullman car reservation* and other information apply to F. W. ANOIER, Ticket
Agent, 82 BuH street, and at depot. WM DAVIDS N, Gen. Pass Agent.
O. 8. GADSDEN, Superintendent. E. P. McSWINEY. Division Past. Agent.
_____ STB AM SHIP L.IMJS&.
MURRELL’S LINE. '
FROM BRUNSWICK TO LIVERPOOL AND BREMEN.
The Only South Atlantic Line to European Ports.
SHORT ROUTE TO EUROPE.
Gomooeneine: September 30t\ IHW. th* following steamship* will makd regular aa.im.fs from
Rrunswick. Oa., to Liverpool and lire men;
8. B.W IV ENHO* I.BM TONS CLARK, Master.
8. S HAYUHiCEN I,N® TONS B ACKLaW. Maaier.
8. 8. J. to. LOCK WOOD i,<?2 TONS JENKINS. Master,
b. S. BTORHA LEE 1.7 M TONS BAILEY. Maeter
8. 8. DEER HILL 1.733 TONS BAINBBIDQL. X&stm.
Additional steamships will be plaoad oa the line as business warrants.
8. H. Deerhill will sail from Liverpool to Brunswick Srptamoer Ist.
8. b Hay green will sail from Brunswick for IJverpool September 30th.
consignments solicited to all points in the United Kingdom And continent of Europe.
For freight, iassa?o and general information, apply to
The Brunswick lermioal U, tail Areals, Ararat Gi, or Messrs.
G E. Dewolf £ Col, Agents, 28 Brarak St, Liverpool, Eng.
were engaged in the building and went
down wuh it. They bad to be removed by
their fellow workmen. For* while it was
feared that several of the men had been
killed, but these fears proved groundleea.
A Columbia .Saturday Treaeurar Camp
bell, after the newspapers gave him some
idea of the tempest tie was unconsciously
causing, asked Controller General Ellerbe
what he was hereaftar to do with money
for liquor license*. The coot oiler general
repl.ed: “Give tham a receipt for so much
money aud say nothing about lioeose.”
Saturday an application was mad* for a
liquor licenae for the year, and Treasurer
Campbell wrote out anew style of receipt,
which reads: "This is to certify that
has paid SIOO into the treasury cf Richland
county, Jan. 5, ISVB.” All receipt* will
boreafter be issued in thesama way.
Controller General Ellerbe expect* to re
new bis fight against the banks, pb< spi.at*
companies and corporations generally, and
to raise assessments regardless of tha offset.
The cupreine oourt, it will be remambeied,
held that the assessment was no par: of the
collection of taxes, and sustained the issuing
of mandauiua against auditors Cos change the
Looks. It *as also bald, under secti on 239 to
244, that auditors bad no jurisdiction where
township boards bad aeisd. At the last
session of the legislature in on* of the
bill* passed the assn—inert of property lv
bald to be a step in the eollec ion or taxes,
and further. Is construed to give full arid
coinpla e power to the auditors, independ
ent ot any right* delsgaled to the auditors.
The controller further holds that no man
damus can uow be issued to obstruct this
work, lis expects to issue orders to his
auditors in a few days, and the bank cases
will all perhaps b# soon renewed.
For Over Fifty Years
Mrs. Winslow's hooTHiNU Nymcp has
been need f r children teething. It sooths*
the child, softens tie gums, eliars all pain,
"lira* wind colic, aid is the bast remedy for
diarrfvws Twenty-firs cents a UitUa. ~AJ
Abbott’s Esst I adits Corn Rena cures *U
euru*, warts aud ad.
__ sir burr ant Railways.
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS
Kfeotrieity to Thunderbolt, Isis of Hope end
in termed iete polite
City an 1 ! Suburban aad SafmaY Thun
derbolt &Dd Isle of Hope tUilwnyi
On and after MONDAY, Jan 2. 1895.
Thunderbolt aud Bonaventure can leave
Bolton Btrcet depot every half hour.
For Isle of Hope from Becond Avenue depot.
10. 11 am, 1, 4. 5:80 p m.
For Isle of Hope fr m Bolton Street depot.
6:20. 6:45, 9am, 2:3U, 7:26, 9:20 pm. ai.r.ay
only).
From Isle of Hope into Second A ven i * .;e
p0t.8:15 (steami, 10:15a m, 12:25, 3:2u, 4 5.0 pm.
' From Isle of Hope Into Bolton Strset depot, 6,
7:10.7:50 am.. 1:46, 6:30 r m.
For Montgomery, leave city (steam from
Sandfly.) 10 am, 2:80. 7:20 p tn. From Moat
gomrry, 7:45 a m. 2:45. 7:30 p m. (San ifly < nly '.
Freight for Isle Hope and Montgomery will
be received at Second Avenue only, and leave
ev ry day 10 am. See specie’ schedule in Sun
day's issue. J. H JOHNSTON, Freaident.
lIAKDIVARB.
HARDWARE,
Bar, Band and Hoop Iron.
WAGON MATERIAL,
Naval Stores Supplies,
FOB SALE BY
EDWARD LOVELL'S SONS
166 Brougaton and 13d-140
State Streets.
REST Up- rheap oowrans og Um M-a*
iso Six at “on# e*M a word” for each ue
SflK*, mi vnelisat utvds of adrrrUaugt
anißPnso.
OCEANSTEAMSHIP COMPANY,
FOR
New York, Ma aaJ Piulaidipik
PASSAGE TO NEW YORK
EXCURSION . S m
STEF.RAQE 10 00
FASSAGE TO BOSTON.
CABIN... •jj oo
STEERAGE M
PASSAGE TO PHILADELPHIA.
(Via Nsw Yorx.)
EXCURSION
THE magnificent steamship* of these line,
•re appointed to sail sa follows—standard
tune:
TO >rß]W YORK.
aTY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. J. W. Oatharixb
MONDAY, Jan. #, 11 a. m. *
TALLAHASSEE. Capt. Amiss, WEDNESDAY !
Jan. 11, 1 p. m.
KANBAB CITY, Capt. W H. Fuaxa. FRIDAY,
Jan. 16. 9:30 p. m.
CHATTAHOOCHEE, Capt. H. C, Daciostt,
SATURDAY. Jan. 14. 3:00 p. M.
NACOOCHEE, Capt. F. Smith, MONDAY. Jan.
16, 4:30 p. u
aTY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Bsro,
WEDNESDAY. Jan. Is. <5 a. m.
TO BO3rOY.
CITY OF MACON, Capt. H. C. Lxwis,
THURSDAY. Jan. 12,1:30 p. a.
GATE CITY. Capt. Goooise, THURSDAY, Jan.
19, 6:30 p. m.
TO PHILADBLP3IA.
[For freight ouif.l
DESSOUG, Capt. E. Cbristis. TUESDAY',
Jan. 17, 3 p. m.
Through bills of lading given to Eastern and
Northwestern points and to ports of the United
Kingdom and the continent.
For freight or passage apply to
C. G. ANDERSON, Agent.
Waldburg building, west of city Exohauge.
H&feh&atf and Miaer j’Tmspjruiioi Cos’ y
For Baltimore.
(STANDARD TIME.)
CABIN sl3 00
CABIN (ROUND TRIP) 26 00
INTERMEDIATE 10 00
cabin to Washington is 20
CABIN TO PHILADELPHIA 17 80
INTERMEDIATE TO PHILADELPHI A ll 30
Ticket, suid to ail points oa tbe Balumurs and
Ohio Railroad.
THE STEAMSHIPS of this company are ap
pointed to sail from Savannah for Balti
more as follows—standard time:
WM. LAWRENCE. Capt. J. W. Kibwam,
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 11, 12 noon.
ALLEGHANY. Capt. Pabkxr, SATURDAY,
Jan. li. 3 p. m.
D. H. MILLER, Capt. Billups, WEDNESDAY,
Jan. 18,5:30 p. m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Through bill, of lading given to all point*
West, ad tbo inanufaeturing towua in New
England, and to porta of the United Kingdom
and the Continent.
J. J. CAROLAN, Agent,
56 Bay .treat.
J. C. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager, Baltimore.
Compagnie Generals Transaiiantique
French Line to Havre.
BETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
No. 4*l, N. K., foot of Morton street. Trav
eiers by this! lne avoid both transit by English
rai.way anl the discomfort of oroaaing tbo
channel in a small boat. Special train leaving
the company’s doolc at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris.
La DuUiv.i_ivi.ifc., i.Eßotrr, SATURDAY,
Jan. 14. 6 a. M
LA CHAMPAGNE, Boysr, SATURDAY. Jan.
21, t P. K.
LA .-OIidANDIE, Lachext. SATURDAY, Jan.
24 S a. M
PRICE OF PASSAGE (Inolullng wine):
TO HAVRE-Hint Cabin, from sßn to $1),
according to looa ion: Seoond Cabin, S6O; Steer
ag*fr m New York to Havre $24 61, starage
final New York t Paris $27 50, including wine,
bedding and utensils.
A. FORGET, General Agent, 3 Bowling Green,
foot of Broadway, New York.
Or R. W. HUNT, Esq., 20 Bill street Massas.
WILDER ft CO., 120 Bay street Savannaa
Agents.
Plant Steamsmp Lina
TRI-WEEKLY SERVICE.
Port Tampa, Key West and
Havana.
SOUTH-BOCNU
Lv. Port Tampa Mon.. Tburs. anl Sat. 10 p.m.
Ar. Key West. Tues. Fri.. and Sun. 4 p. m.
Ar. Havana, Wed., Sat. aad Mon. 6s. m.
NORTH-BOUND.
Lv. Havana. Mon , Wed and Sat. 12:30 p. x.
Ar. Key W r eat. Mon , Wed. and Sat. 7:80 p. M.
Ar. Port Tampa, Tues., Tburs. and Sun. 3 pm.
connecting at Port Tampa with West India
fast mail train to an i from northern and east
ern citisc For stab- room accumodations ap
ply to F. B. ARMSTRONG. T enet Agent.
Tort Tampa. M. F. PLANT. Assistant Manager
W. M. 1 AVIDSON, General Passenger Agent.
BTBAMBOAT LINKS.
FOR DARIEN. BRUNSWICK AND INTER
MAUAFfi MNfi
Steamer “BELLEVIEW
leaving Savaifcah. Tuesdays and Fridays at
Sod- ck p. ■ Returning: heaving Brunswick
W ednesdays and Saturdays at 1 p. m. Leaving
Danes Wadneedeys and Saturdays at 6 p. a.
Arrive at bavannah Thursday, and Sunday, at
ism- For any information apply to
W . I. GIBSON, Manager.
Ktiiei Wharf.
BEAUFORT AND PORT ROTAL, S. C.
STEAMER ALPHA, H. A. SmotHis
Will lee** every Tuealay and Thursday at 11
o'clock a M.. reiuri.i g every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 10:5' a. m. on
ealUoi. days. W'UJ touch at Bluff ton on luce
day and Friday.
Special tripe to P.lofTtoa every Sunday at 10
a. M.. rvturi.uig, leave liiufTtoaat 7 am. Mon
day
for further information, apply to
C. H. M - DLOCK. Agent, Katie', Wharf.
111 ■ ■— ~
COTTON TIE*.
COTTON TIES,
XT AMD AMD but* BUNDLES ARROW OOTfON
TICE.
—iron HA LB BY
C. Me GILBERT & 00.
RAILROADS.
Florida Centri-l ana Peala3at ir Rillro
FLORIDA TRUNK LINE—SHORT UN’S fO TvMPA —TIME CARD IN EFFECT
Dailv Daiiv CALLAHAN D
Daily Dally. jg THE PotvT TO O HANGE Dai,r ' DaU F
GOIN n SOUTH.
12:48 pnp 7:o4aui:Lv ..Savannah ~..Ar 7:sopm 12:74 n’n
7:29pm: 11:25 an. l.v Callahan Ar 2:35 pm 7:3oam
B:4opm 11:15am Lv Jacksonville ...Ar 2:3opm 6:3oam
12dU n’t! 2:23pm|Ar Hawthorne. Lv 11:30am 2:s2ans
2:23 am S:44DtivAr Ocala Lv 10:14 am 1:48 am
3:25am 4:4opm ar Wildwood Lv 9:loam IJ-kOam
4:56am 6:4JpmlAr Lacoochee Lv 8:04 am e:oßam
6:13 ora t+:ooptn ar Dade City Lv 7:46am 9:36 pm
6:3oam 7:19 pm Ar PlanSClty .Lv 4:3oam 8:20 pm
7:soam; b:SU pm Ar Tampa. Lv s:3oam 7:10 pm
8:43 ato 4:SO pm Lv Wildwe.xf. Ar 9:08 am 11:15 pm
5:45 am 6:*o f*n Ar Tavares Lv 6:16 am 7:50 pm
B:4sam 6:36 pen Ar .‘...Apopka _....Lv T:2Bam 5:15 pm
10:05 am' 7:10 pra Ar Orlando Lv 7:00 am 8:15 pm
6:40 am 6:56 pm Lv Lacoochee Ar 7:32 am 9:35 am
7:sßam 9:lopm Ar Tarpon Springs Lv 7:13pr0
f:lßam 925 pm Ar... Sutherland Lv 7:o3pm
9:32 am 10:40 pm Ar St. Petersburg Lv 5:45 pm
•£:ooam *6:06 pm Ar Dunnellon. Lv 8:35 am *4:36 pm
CaJ.'iJm u tbs traosfor station for all point) ia South
I’lopiJa rcachoJ by the F. CL A P. aoditi coooestioai
savannah and fkknandina. '
7:26 pm 7:o* timjLv Savannah Arl 7:10 pm ASO am "
0:45 ara B:sQpm|Af Fernaadlua. Lv| 10:10 am 1:50 pm
•Daily except Sunday. t Meals. ~
Solid trains Callahan to Tampa and Orlando. Close connection at Tampa with 3a. Fla R. a
for Port Tampa. Kay West and Havana. Close connection at Owensboro with 8a Fla. a. a. {
Lakeland and Bartow. Close oonnectloa at Tavares with J„ T. and K. V. By. (or Senior i tii
Titusri 11a Pullman Buffet sleeping oars on night trains. Through abort tlae Jacksonville to 3s
Orleans, Jacksonville to Thomssv] Us. Montgomery and Otooinnatl. Tickets (old and barren
checked through to all points in the United States, Canada and dlexioo. Send (or best map if
Florida published, and for any Information desired, to
I). E. MAXWELL. Q. M A. O. MACDONELL. O. P. A.. Jackson villa.
Iflllßlll
£astcoast line I
south: ‘ north: :
Nos. 15*63 No. 27 Nos. 7J*6l -STATIONS— Nos. 66*62 No. 78 |Nos, 70 *1
• 8 10pm *l2 *1 pm • 8 00am i Lv Jacksonville .... Ar •625 pm 12 30 pm •935 am
•920 pm • 1 50pm *9 20ara Ar I lLv *5OO pm *ll 30am • 8 lOam
+l2 45 pm •200 pm +925 am Lv , (Ar +l2 25 pm *ll 95 am +520 pm
+ 118 pm • 2 35pm +lO 02am Lv Hastings. ....Lv +ll *2am *lO 48am + 4 89pm
+135 pm •300 pm +lO 2o am Lv. . East Palatka .. ..Lv +ll 35 am j *lO 85 am +420 pm
+125 pm See train 651 tlO 45 am |Arl p.t.tir. JLv +ll 15 am ! t4OO pm
See train 68|.. . jLv f raiatsa ■) Ar JSee train 61
See train 61 See train 45'Ar I ILv See train 40 See tramM
See train 52 |Lv f•• • Ban oiateo ... } Ar 'See train 45 See train it
* 3 37 pm Lv Neoga Lv • 9 38 am
• 3 45 pm Lv Espauola Lv •9 38 am
.... • 4 48 pm Lv Ormond Lv * 8 38 am
• 5 IS pm Lv Davtona ... .Lv • 8 13 am
• 5 27 pm Lv Port Oran.e Lv * 7 53 am
•. * 5 40pm . Ar.... New Smyrna Lv •735 am
The steamer "Courtney” is ap ;
pointed to leave New Smyrna! 0
Friday “ , a'm W bt n R 1 c Jr ".^.>ttusville:"'.V"'"' This road !s under constriictioi I
and*fnt nrmedikte landings!' *Re- tyPotot between -New Smyrna and Rock
turning leaves Roekiedge every *** ’ ‘'’l* dK
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday rtocxieuge
at 6 a. m.
The Cincinnati and St. Augustine special leave* Jacksonville at 12:30; arrives St. Augustins,
1:40 p in. Returning, leaves St. August Ire at 2:20 p. m.; arrives a Jacks nville at 3:35 p m dally,
trains bEtweln fast paLaTk'a AND PAi.ATfcA.
No. 65 No. 68 | No. 61 | | No. 62 N0.'64 No. 63
+ 310 pm +lBl pm +lO 25 am | Lv.... East Palatka Ar +ll34atn +42opm + 2 40pm
t 330 pm t 155 pm j +lO 45 am Ar Palatka ... ,Lv +ll Ift am t4OO pm t2BO pm
LOCAL TRAINS BETWEEN EAST PALATKA AND SAN MATEO.
| No. 61 j No. M j No. 45 i No. 46 No. 52 No. 84'
!+ 4 20pm t 3 lOp nj+lo 27 arn LrE.Pal’tka Ar *lO 10 am + 2 4*. pm t 4 10 pm
it 4 Bft par* S 25pm‘>10 42 am Ar 8a i Mat’oLv t 9 55 am it 2 30 pm f 8 &5 pm
♦Daily! tDaily, except Sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
At JACKSONVILLE with the 8., F. aad W. R’y, F. C. and P. R’y and Clyde Steamship Lin a
At PALATKA with the O. S. and F. R’y, J , T. aud K. W. R'y and Florida Southern railroad.
At NEW SMYRNA with Kteataer COURTNEY for Roekiedge and intermediate landings o
Hillsborough and Indian rivers.
W. L. CBAWFORL). Gen. Supt. JQBEPH RICHARDSON, Pen. Passenger Agent
JACKSONVILLE,' TAMPA and KEY WEST R’Y CO.,
MASON YOUNG. Receiver.
jlgggmggQJj time table in epficct jan. i. 1*493.
SOUTH. STATIONS NORTH.
No. 15. | No. 27. I No. 71. * ' No. 14. No. 78 No. 61
* 8 15pm MS 30pm! 1 8 60am Lv Jacksonville Ar * 6 80am t 1 15pm + 6 00pm
* 9 34pm * 1 kipn: 1 , t 8 51am Ar Green Cove Spring* Lv • 5 20am tl2 08pm t 4 54pm
* 0440 m 2 08pm 1110 45am Ar Paiatka .Lv * 4 25am til 10amt 4 00pm
*l2 03am 1 * 8 12pm t!2 00 m Ar Seville Lv * 8 08am t 9 48am t 2 46pm
•12 41am * 340 pm ti 2 89pm Ar DeLeon Springs Lv * 2 23am t 910arat20'pm
* 4 30pm * 1 !spro Ar ( nt Dni i I Lv t 8 10am t 1 20pm
* 325 pm tl2 35pm iLv) ueuanu f Ar t 9 15am t 2 05pm
* 4 06pm t 112 pm Ar Orange City Junction Lv * 1 49am t r 35am t 138 pm
|t 7OOpmjt 8 10pm jAr Titusville Lv f 5 20am til 36am
* 9 05am|* 4 40pm t 2 00pm;Ar. ..Banford Lv • 1 16am t 7 55am tI2 50pm
|t • 60pm ... Ar Tavares Lv t 5 30am
.,* 4 35pm tl 20pm |Ar j Oalneaville iLv t 8 00am* 180 pm
* 6 OOpm t 9 23pm;Ar Ocala Lv t 7 50am *l2 85pm
* 7 85pm t 4 06pm(Ar . ..Leesburg Lv t 6 15am *lo3Bam
§ 9 00pm t 5 25pm, tr Pemberton Lv * 9 10am
$ 9 50pm + 6 20pm Ar Brooksville Lv * 815 am
* 8 4.’am * 5 52pm * 4 02pm Ar Orlando Lv *ll oom t 6 40am ..
* 4 30am • 6 22pm t 5 15nm; Ar Kissimmee Lv *ll 09pm t 5 5 am
* 7 45am * 8 55:>m 1 Ar.. Tampa Lv * 8 OOpm
* 8 25am • 340 pm jAr Port Tampa Lv * 7 20pm
t 7 10am Lv Bartow Lv * 53lpm .....
tlO Oram i Ar Arcadia Lv t 2 35pm
til 30am lAr Punta G-rda ' v* 1 iQpm .
~*DaUy tDaily exce it Sunday. siSunilay only
Trains 27 and 14 earn- through Pullman Buffet Sleepers daily between New York and Port
Tampa, conn cling at Port Tampa Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays foi Key West and Havana
Nos. 15 and .4 carry through Pullman sleeping cars between Cincinnati and Tampa.
Nos. 71 an > 6i ca rv through Pullman parlor car- between Jac sonviile and Tituaville.
INDIAN RIVER hTE AMrJ l are appointed to leave Titusville a* follows: For Rookledrt,
Melbourne and way landings dally, except Sunday, at 5:30 a. m. For Jupiter and points on Lakt
Worth, Mondays and Thursdays, at 7:80 p. m.
J. N. STROBHAR, Gen. Pass. Agent, Jacksonville, Fla.
W. B. DENHAM, Acting General Superintendent.
SOUTH BOUND RAILROAD
MAGNOLIA ROUTE.
IN EFFECT NOV. 20, 1892.
_TO ASHEVILLE, AUGUSTA. COLUMBIA, CHARLOTTE AND THE EAST.
mi Y I l Savannah to New York. Sis hours 80 minute*
I ill fill Savannah to Columbia, 4 hours 20 minute)
A a. HA U l .Savannah to Asheville, 10 hours 25 minute*
read down. . “j Read UP.
|TO AND FROM ASHEVILLE, COLUMBIA. SPAR-
No. 10. ,No. 38. TANBURG, CHARLOTTE, HOT SPRINGS, Etc. i No. 87. I No. 9.
4Ou pmjlO 20 am Lv Savannah...., Ar 510 pm 1145 am
9 <lO pm 240 pm Ar Columbia Lv 12 30 pm 845 am
I 660 pm Ar Spartanburg. Lv,lo 10 am
(lOOipm Ar Asnevllle Lvl 7 00am
600 am, 730 pm Ar Charlotte Lv 935 am 1130pra
81iamI9 24 pm Ar Salisbury Lv 817 am 955 pm
10 10 am 110 42 pm Ar Ureeeusbro ....Lvj 659 am 810 pm
667 pm| Ar Hot Springs Lv 1... ..... 12 89 pm
TO AND FROM AUGUSTA. ATLANTA. BB vUFORT AND PORI’ ROY3ffc. .
10 20 ami 4 00 pm Lv Savannah Ar fl 45 amj
12 09 pm 6 12pm Ar Fairfax Lv 935 am
BFipiujar Augusta Lv 7 05amj
637 pm jAr Beaufort Lv 7805 in!.... ...
530 pm Ar Port Royal Lv 715 am |
CBOaroj r Atlanta Lvlllspm|
READ DOWN. I ' I read up
No. 10. No. 38. I FROM EASTERN POINTS. | No. 87. N0.9.
4 OOpm 10 20 am Lv....._ Sava mah Ar 5 10 p mjll 45 a m
10 50 pm 240 pm lift Columbia Ar|l2 30 p m fl 45 a m
665 am 815 pin jLv Charlotte Ar 935am11 30 pu>
5 30pm 7 Ouarn (Ar Richmond Lvjl9 50 aml2 45 pin
12 01 pm 12 04 am Ar Danvil e Lv, 5 40 a m 620 p m
250 pm 1 62am IAT Lynchburg Lv| 340 a m 327 pro
9y, pm 645 am jAr Washington Lv 10 43 p m 830 a m
11 86 pm 8 06arn Ar Baltimore Lv ii ill pm 650 a m
lOi m in 30 am lAr Fhlladalphls Lv 656 pm 386 am
6*o am |1 1 VlJim Ar ... .New York I,v| 4 30 p m Ift 15n "
Tilt. aSWEVIJXE LWIYKij U ran tiu.iri ine quickest twlwoen .->avhnnh and the rovir'H or
Wastern North anl South Caroline, through by daylight. Pullman buffet iarlor oar* tiaiwean
Savannah and Asheville
Magnificent laifTat pari r cars between Savannah and Columbia on 17 nod 88, an l close eon
nacthin at < harioile with t r ugh Pullman palace buffet slmtiersof the Was iingtoo HouthwMtarn
Veat.bule IJm Isd to an I from Richmond, DuUimore. Philadelphia, Washington, Naw York nJ
Atl mnirrtt cilM
Trains i* tween Savannah and I'olumhiarun by Central standard time.
I runt arrive and depart from Contia> railr el paos'ugsr elation.
1 M, FLi MING, General I’atMDgwr A pent.
J F GRAY, Soliciting Passenger Agent
E- F<'Ul'. H ile-riatmdent.
Oty Ticket iRUes No. * Bull S'rss*. VltiGiL WaLKISU Maatsrof Tranaportaboa.
J.. St. A. &l. R. Railway,
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT
JANUARY 2. ’93.
Calhnu f? (bn Irmfer station for all points k Soitb
Florida ruched by the F. C. 6 P. and its eoamtim
