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COMATOSE STATE OF CONGRESS After the Long Struggle Over Tariff Legislation, Cnngressmen Seem to Be Stricken With Indolence THE TARIFF bILL IN THE HOUSE It l!«i nercn Jlsfsrred to Committee for ExamlnKtion of Sonata Ararnd- * manta With Instruction* to i Report Konconcarranea, Washington, July 0.—As a sort of compcnautory movo for Its long dally scMionn during cho three months that the tartOt hill was being considered, tho aetufe. after a day's recess, spent only an hour and a half In mum*ion to day and adjourned till Monday at noon, haying first made an order that doily modiings shall beaedft^r bt at noon hjst*nui of two hours ear her. tiee'ornl bills were p;i***d during the ithort time the session lasted, including a Joint reaoluUon continuing tn« em ploy met of medtumlcs aud laborers at the several navy yards. Tho great railroad sulks had three sepaftixa and diaunvt proportions di- ivcu;u to it ono was in the shape of tt resolution ottered by me Populist Minator from Neomska (Allen), look ing to the acquisition and operation by the gom-nmont of all toe railroad*, lcit'jA«u<io ana teivgrajm companies of •tho United titaios. 'i‘ue second waa a bill by Mr. Da via (Hcpubhcau) of Min- litMota, by request, for uhe aetUomeut of.thu controversies between railroad oompani'.w nn<l tiiotr employ©*; aud a third Mil- was Introduced by Mr. <ie«*rgo of Mlaslsulp^i, uchnlug tue uu- I um of (JUfted Mff I~n courts uud of 1 railroad receivers appointed by United Vjtiite*, court* in rallruul strikes or lockouts, and providing uhnt obstruc tion of the United Since mail snail bs Aocnnidered euch only when vhe train* ^do not contain cars for the transport ation ©X possen«>jrs or freight. The bills were referred to tho Judi ciary commHtee .and tho resolution JSpt over till Mbndny next, wfoen It will bo enttlod to consideration in the morning hour. An attack upon tho newspaper corre spondents in tho aermto gallery in gen eral, uud one In particular, wan made by Soator Call of Florida, In connection with a story m*nt to a Florida n« we wi per and extensively published iu tha pre.yi, ropretetlng him «• coming to tile senate chturiber one morning some tUrreo wo^ks ago, deliberately remov ing hie elios* and placing Ms feet, en cased in ht« gtodkiUg*, on a chair. Ho detmanoad 'Che correspondent (whoso identity he knew not) ns a liar and hired slanderer, although ho admitted having purtlaily, but cnivAilIy, re moved his ahoes on account of a paiu • from a wounded and lacerated foot. He offered a resolution for the ancer- tnlnmeut and purtfidiment of the of fender, wiilefo was refenrpd to tho ooai-‘ ml toco on rules. The agrtoultural and navy appropri ations bills were reported from tlie committee and placed on the calendar, nloug with fourteen other npiirourla- tlons bills. 11 ^ •Ait 1:45 tho sx'nnto adjourned until noon .Monday. IN TUB HOUSE. The Tariff Dill Has Clone to a Commu te* for Bxaimins tlon. Waithlrwton. July 0,—With the ut most formality nud with nrt oven a w'ord of comment, the tariff bill was duly laid boivxw the house. Sfteitkee Crisp ordered toe bill printed and re ferred lo the commit let* uu wnya uud moans. It oame about In the regular order of business, and was diepoAOd of in as many words oh were nece*Kury to suite It* title and deriliurtlon. The eomirWUec at once began an examina tion of blue \<hV*UK*Ti by tho flennie, and will report the •Mil tank rotHortW with the rtH.xunnnmd.itIon that the houso non-conour in th-» amendment* and agree to a conference.* •A communication was received from aeorotary of tho treasury recommend ing in appropriation for additional work to aid navigation in Tampa Bay, FlorMn. Aiming the reports from the commit tee* was on© from -the committee on elections in favor of tho watwt# lu tin* ease of WlUUUne vs. Settle, from tin' Fifth North Carolina district. The bill alUywitig states to tux green- baoka wve taken up. Mr. Citf»pvr, the author of toe moumiro. read a pre- iMir«d speech in fkvor or the object of tho bill, and at Its clow presen tod the f<d!owitiir as a eohetltitos /or th* tffryndfnsntt presto tod by tho commit tor lu Hon of Me original bill, to meet ttw tunSsted a-mvndtiv'Ute: "Ou the circulating note* of notional banking maabUDHotti ami all United st-it * lesttl tender note* and all other notes end certificate* of the United fit* tea (tiyable on demand and circu iting .le currency shall be subject to t<Lxa>.t«>n under the law* of any state or territory. Provided, that taxation shall N** «ucrrclasd in tho ram* manner and with the same rate that any such store or territory *h.iil tax other money or currency circulating ns money within Ks Jurisdiction." Tlie substitute tra* pa seed by a vote of 173 to 41. The I* a toe then took a re- odaa tifl o'clock. TtHK HILL Rf COMMITTER. ■W.vtolngton, July 6.—The way* and me-rn committee do vote J four hour* today to die cooaMrrattoU of the tariff hill. At the expiration of that time the reading of tire j**n.ito anvtid<in**n{« urns flniehoul and an adjournotoot wns taken till 10 oYhvk hMm»m*w m«*rn- i«a Aftar rre* et^aion toourrow the MU will t>e nparttd to the houso and jtlao'l on the calendar and a re«»du- t!on will be repr'rtt»d ftvMn the commit tee on rote- UmlUug debate on a mo* ttv« for renP*renoe to two houru. Aft»w this ahull have been agre.^1 to the ej>enker will name tb%* cwfnw* tin* part -'f the house and the MU will th^n go to the conference committee, HANDED FOR MURDER, revlllw M l,. July €.-William Jack- »»-y*nr..;kl negro, waa hangM to- jr the murd*r of Qtergt L-ircr. a r. for when J.u*kam workel iSe hat alM»>d Mr*. L*c»r, and frar- iniithm .nt, assaulted and killed Mr. r v. 1th a hatchet and pistol. His ■>n. Nsthsn Cronlty, was also dsn- ily wounde«l. ADer conviction Jack- knualedged that several > ears r.go THE MAC OH TELEGRRAPH: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1894. diamonds;? FREE. AdAnnJ. F. XTRVEN8 dtlfliO 47 WhiUkall Strert, ■W»» AtfOAla, Go. AN OiENIDUS INJUNCTION. St. Loulv, July W. H. Olopton, United States sttorney for the eMtern district of iMissourl, uiis morning peti tioned J. G. Thayer of the United States circuit court to grant an ooinl. bua Injunction covering Seventeen rail roads In this city. Tnt prayer for the Injunction was aocompanled by an elaborate argument called "a bill of equity,” In which the United Stales district attorney acta forth the great hardships and widespread damage which the strike haa already Imposed upon the people of HUsourt and St. Louie, and points out the menace to the genera] .prosperity of Che country which the continuation of the railroad tie-up and the traffic blockade will cause. Mr. Olopton asks that the per son. named In the writ prayed for be enjoined from entering the yards, sta tions or upon one rlghis of way of railroad companies snttrlng St. Louts for Ciis purpose of dlsauad.ng the em ployes of companies from performing the dutlns which their positions de mand. Tne persons named in the peti tion include nearly every prominent member of the American Railway Union In tide city and also includvu Superintendent Howard add Director Elliott ot this organisation. Thayer granted the petition. It covers the Santa Fe, Baltimore and Ohio, Termi nal railroad, Missouri Facillc, Iron Mountain, Cotton Belt, Ban Francisco, Keokuk and Nortitweutern, Terre Haute and Indianapolis, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Chicago and Al.on, CbtcUgo, Burling ton and Quincy, Merchants' Bridge Terminal, Big Four, Wabash and Mo bile and Ohio railways. IN NEW ORLEANS. I New Orleans, July A 'number of deputy United States marshals and u strong force of police are atatloned at Lite Il.inoia Central depot for the pur- pose of arresting any person stie-mpt- Ing to interfere with tne movement of trains. A dispatch from Amite City. La., ways: "Hurley sod Sperry, represent- Ing the American Railway Union, on their way from UloCosnb City for t!ie purpose of organising s branch of the untun ft that place, were arrested und taken off the ounon ball train by dep uty sheriffs In response to brders from lh<i Unted States court at New Or leans.” _ „ A lodge of the American Railway Union was orgunlzed here, and at a atonrny meeting touting until 1 o clock tills morning decided to Inaugurate a strike on the Illinois Central here to day. The Louisville and Nashville will be tho next road tackled. Amalga- nratod laibor unions, here have agreed to assist the strikers, and with their prestige their Is likely to bo troubie when affairs develop. The police arc on the alert. ,/ 66 VELVET 55 You may ginglc from $3.50 to $7.50 '‘velvet” in your pocket by coming here at once and selecting one of the Suits we are now selling at from $10 to $12. They are the finest productions of tho very best makers and eorae in EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS, SWELLEST FASHIONS, CHOICEST COLORINGS. Bought in the regular way prices to the retail buyer would certainly he a third more. We use our power and advantages to create this and like opportunities for our clientage. I/IAa. MALLARY BROS.&CO. 1 MACON, GA. 351 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET . Engines, Boilers, Gins SAW MILLS, Machinery All Kinds. ! wpnmNr 1 presents i j njjiJUIliu “isms 1 * MflfllTQ K0 -°™ T . H . E8E 1 nUfllo oro ™L^ ND ' | !giBaHiHIIIIHIHWWIi»inu TURNED THE TABLES. Solomon I’lielpa Tells n Me That Gots Umisclf iu Trouble. BHOWM SIONB OF, LIFE. Bt. Louis, July S.-^jrtie railway yards here and at K&st St. Louis arc beginning to ahuwhlgns ol Sts and an attempt la being made to raise the freight embargo. Albout 200 non-union men have been necurcd end wero at work tt» the different runway yard, this morning. Tho au-lkera have aa far offs' ed no violence. While the Iron Mountain pauaenger train waa passing Under a highway bridge. In the south ern portion of the city, this morning, some miscreants fired a vol.ey of stones at the ooaolies. A number of windows were smashed and passengers were terribly frightened, but none were Injured. Thla act is attributed to lh Bhsrt««oiu of Madleou countyw.th twenty-sight dcpmlta arrived at the oumern approach to Oho Merchant* Terminal bridge this morning lor toe purpose of protecting the ewltchrnen at work. They wore refused breakfUat At tha. hotel on account of the 4anu- lonl'i sympathy for the atrtKrre. TIED UP vAT BIRMINGHAM. Birmingham, July City, Memptal* And Blrj^ngham 1b tied up from end to end. Tale wa * J? 1 *!?® effective tonight. Loul.lrille hnd Nuuh- vine men went out at X0 o clock and it Is said Chat all trains will bo Ued up dt midnight. Tho slttrarton is growing hourly more serious here. imAuernuosT'S review. New York. July 8.-Uradrtrc;ta to morrow will say: Aside from the In- nrwu tvlto lrmrf mmf mmf mmm tvrvenUoU o< a Uollduy. there to J sharp VtrtftqMOO of general trod# and indUHiilul prOductloai duo to tne rail road troubles w<st .of the Alleghany and north of the Ohio river, which nntko iholr Influence felt in all pt“«“ dtrectione, Tho combined railroad r.rlko and boycott hus had a utondlly UivXN>HMiiig damaging Influence on tne general Industrial situation. Calcula tions a« to tue number of men out are nteotowrily tneompleto. but there is lit tle doubt thiut tho nuafttor idle as tli^ r<*su\t far exceed* the »witcome of any previous labor troubles In this coun try. All core*to except wbi»at have •tvowu a decktofl adt-nneo. Pork, aud bed are slmeply \vi\ as in frultl, veg- •tAbbei, meats and other perishable uivdiicts. Pig Iron west i* commend ing 80 cent* more p<‘r ton, aud cattlo. ht'gs and Osep are noticably Wahcr, even at far wvelerumariicls, tout tc- cctpta are natiMcd. General trade at N w OrW'ans. Mobile, fbivnnnah, Nu^Sivllle ami Mvmi«hls hus tven unfa vorably affected by the railway tie-up^ Melon producer* aud others inUMstW In ehliH^ug vcgstables huv^ nlroady suffered from the real loss. Charleston report* trade dull. Augussi a.tya It Is gv>od for the s»wson. with tho Juno bualmw* more favorable than tu June • year ago, w.Mle at tUrmlngham bus iness ts quiet In alllines. Favorable crop ixqv'ri* from TVxns stimulate the nrec.'k-iura »o a fall trade. At thv larger Eastern renters there It no material gain in the eltuatton be- yon«| a ap'irt in wool. Baltimore ra- porta quVto sn unsatisfactory trade, wholreale dry goods dealers being ni*»re nvetobty slttmed. R*n>orta from PMkubdpMu aru that tin' voHimp of tnudnes* in nwirly all lines fc. very un totMfiotory. hr i in Virginia, where A RAPIST HANGED. MiuUwouxh, M, July 0.-Jsmea Allen, colored, *x w '> commute! a felooous aa- n«ult on little Cora TT>omps>a. a 12-year- ol I h h»l girt, last FrUay, was Irnivd in the yard of the Sail her* this monilvc The dr«n> tell at tM and the mn * nevk viam hrok-n. He was proaounced d*-*4 in flu-vJi nsUiutce. AOAINSt ALIEN PAUPERS. l.omliai. July iL—In the bouse of ku>ia fh* Mur,nils of Salisbury loin.hhs.l a i>: 11 in n-gnnl t„ al.. n Btupcd, K-lving ihn govornmiuit b> oimtrej ImmtgruUiui similar to that |vsw,h.s<s1 hy tho gurenuurat of the Unltisl Stni The bill also >lealt with Anrnn’tSsTK. ITio bill, Ixxtl Sab tslwiry Mill. apt M 'ir>'>l to be the ground ti|swi u'hk.'h Anttviitlata' jiloU were bogobwd. The government oujbt to be oomwerN to expel from the eouutry rt*"e WtuM pnwetKV waa likely to WM a UnoWi of the i.wiv or IauI to the ivimoLssloo of crime. Irirel Rorttwry a»s,sit«l to that part of rhe bill ileallug wfrh aHen iwupers, birt he ol>J,vln] to the aeeoiul jxirt of It wkh hkBgiaaBoo. ami nnSwl the Miws’lon that EnglonJ was tht IxtteKmt gtounil of Amtvblst eon- spineBlea. I.ml Sallsbpry mill be <11,1 not mean r.nriaml harbor*] criminate, but be contemled that the fabric of the tew waa InwiUlrica: to ilotl with them. The UU wag th,-u nud the Ant time. Solomon Phelps wtrn yesterday ar rested by Detective Patterson ou the Charge of laveeuy from tho house, the oharge being that bo stole a lot of Siivurivure uud other kiuda of table wure from tho Hotel Laima*. Phelps' desire to get uuotbvr negro lu Huuble Is tho cuuso of his own downhill. Day before yesterday Iiuelps lofurmed Mkauger Duy and D,‘u»Uro l’ati. rsiti that be laid beard Bob Hicks aud bis wife quarreling and that Hicks' wife liad tol him she lnt' ml",I to t.-ll .Mr. Duy Unit he hail stolen silverware, etc., from tho hotel. Pbripe told a .ttWgta tale and he was believed, aa Mr. Duy uud Detective Pilttcrsuu could not at the time see any reason why bo should want to have Hicks arrested, so uulitig on his Information Detective Pattirson ar rest rd lllcks and searched Ids bouse fur the utolca atitAT'U. lllcks declared bis inuoconci und invited un Investi gation <rf his limit..*, and wheat this was made no truce of the stolen goods was found. Dntodllve IMatersou then thought he smeii a mouse, anil by nut- tilug tills ami that toguther lie decided that Pheljis was the thief aud accord ingly placed him under nrrest. A search of bis house was thou made, which reunited In the dialing of the BtoWu i*oimay. Recorili*’ Freauan comuUtted lTiclps to the city court. RATHER SERIOUS. Considerable Wreck und Rniu Wrought Ry the Sturm. It now trollop',res llmt more damage wus done by ‘Hhiirsiluy'u storm than was at tlrst supposed uud that uie damage lu nud alxtut tile city wiis'guu- slderabb*. The ludtaitlons are that the storm was decidedly mure severe' in the Vino- vllle aud East Macon districts than lu Che city ptnptr, us more damage is im ported from ihcso Bulmrlm. 'I T ao greU'test Owtunye done by the storm .0 far reported wns the mzing of the church of the Good Shepherd in rhe VlueviUe dWtrlrt, avur tho Man- clnwtor mills. The church was com- paratiwly uow and was thought to be of subutenittll structure, but during the storm it wus conqdotely demol- lolirel ami Is now a mined mass, every particle of It lying Hat on the ground. A small liousc belonging to Mr. I. U. English wns nlso ilmmigid by tbu fall ing church. While the storm tins at its height 'one of the chimneys ou the beautiful home of Col. Henry J. I/untir m Vlne- ville wns stnwk by llghtmtig and de- uollslicd. Tim lightning also did con- •Imr.ible daniuge U, Mr. Walter l.a- tnai’s ressu, hut fortiuito.ly no one was lu the nem at the lime. Lightning also -tni.-k a barn l~'len«- lng to a u vro lu vhe East Macon dis- tckit, d«>ng coasldoridilo damage and killing a culf. Otili*' small damage Is reported from various quartres. POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE Miss Woody Hatton Is visiting friends and relatives hi Atlanta. Dr, M. M. Stapler, one of Macon's most premduent and la^mlnr slu'd a 1- lsts, M lea re on Monday for New York, where be will remain lu the haapltals for several weeks. Mr. C. Coffey, one of Albany’s pop that aldermen, returned h»uie yestir- day, after a picusaut vtelt to relatives in tlio city. Messrs. J. II. Herts, W. W. Hertz and Gorge Ilatcli.r will spend tomor row at Indian Spring. Slum. O. C. uhcevci and Lige Is>wts of Moatexumh insscd through tho city yvotenlsy ou thixr way to Cumlurland. Mr. R. A. Mill*, the rSlcleat and af fable chief tmhi ***** of tlr> Ma con si-1 N-rthirn rullread, bus gone to Virginia to spend s three w.vks" vuitnion. Mr. ami Mrs. W. R. Brown of Fort Valley, Misses Elrenra Wcvkes, Sullie Emu,'l mol Lhuio May Owen, Mr. U. H. Wivki-s, Dr. L. W. Ryder and ITo- fwwor W. P. Ttsmns of Tltihotton wire in the city yenhedky aftirnoon on route Air Cutnborkuxl Island for a week's pleasure. CHOLERA IN RUSSIA St. Petersburg. July 1—Since Sunday lost elgmy coses ot cholera, twenty ot which wero fetal have been reported. Four pa«s'ntoce on board the steamer Doit-Hen. which arrived at MockleHm re cently from St. Petersburg; are suffering from cholera. Nine of the passe igere on the Her tar SchwaUer have bdn a- tatued at quaraauno uutU euspU-iuu has been alias eL SENSIBLE MEN'S WAT. -Sylvanla Telephone. A taw more soreheads met In Atlanta the other day. sftor Gen. Evans with drew from the race for the nomination of governor, and pledged themselves to work for Judge Hines, the Populist nominee ofr governor, these people were very gull- ty ot a silly performance. Gen. Evans saw he wa s being bvatrn fairly and tquorely, and ,n order to save any fur ther wrangling* and contention In the party ranks, he retired from the race In a manly letter, and Democratta to the core. Furthermore, be plead for the unity ot ihe party, and begged all T >cmo- crats to nork for the tuccrsa of the par ty, that It wns of decided more Impor tance than Democracy should triumph Ban that the Interest of any one man should be promoted. In the faco of this, these, men have formed a little conspiracy to defeat Mr. Atkinson. Of course It will have no more effect upon Mr. Atkinson's election than taking a spoonful of wuter out 1 of the Atlantic ocean. If It has any effect at all. It would be to Increase Mr. Atkinson's majority, for Democrats, who are Dem ocrats In fact, will feel indltrent towards the handfull In Atlanta whoso conduct was so shame*ul, and the rmult Is, they will work harder. It anything, fo make his majority larger. But, aside (ram that, their conduct was extremely puerile, nnd altogether unlus. tillable. Mr. Atkinson hus done nothing to these men poreonally for which they could tako offense. In fact, they don't make any Buch chargor. Their only griev ance Is their choice fdr governor was de feated. Thousand* of otjier men who did a great more effective work for Gea. Evans than Doom fellow* In Atlanta who >ut up *o. have fallen Into line and will work just as hard for Atkinson as they did for Ev an* This Is the only way sensible men can do. and any other way Is too foolish to raise commont. , THE MACON TF7LBGR'AIPH. From the Georgia Cracker. The people and press through the elate unite In paying deserved .ribute to the SIhoon Telegraph for It* Ihlgih- tonnd, dignified and conset vntlvu comae throughout the late gubernato rial campaign. lie news columns wore always correct and unbiased, nnd its editorials strong, forcible and convinc ing, and wero free from bitterness and the least taint o* imtemees. To the Telegraph both Evans and Atkinson men looked for the truth of the situa tion, and It never disappointed them, and its conservative, fearless tone won admiration and made friends uH over the state. VON ItOTZE ACQUITTED. Berlin. July Inquiry having fully ei- tabUsV-l the Innocence of Chamberlain Von Kotae of the chargee made against him. It Is believed In court circles thnt he will be reinstated and possibly promo ted. WEATHER INDICATIONS. Wlislftmrton, July 0.—Fbr Georgia Showers m tho southwestern, proba bly ftilr In tho n-urrhem portions; wui’iiior lu tbo pouebera pocuion; west winds. .'s VITAL TO MANHOOD. SB ,« spsdflc jor ffr*t*r!«. Diatom, Nra Hfdjm-ftf, Nerttmfl ProstrttJoa C«OSM bj sJck'U aortobscon, WsIteffJnMa, Mental DeprnoUoii Sohnnlns ot Brntn, lnmnlty, xniMiV deesgr. d««th, Piraitar* Old -Vie, BtrtvuseM, Lom oi i;o«r«r is eltlisr »«x, Ijypole^cj, Leuoorrh™* nnd nQ ftnaalri UeUoeMus, Involnuiary Iamma, Bpevian- SnrrhOM csveed by ov*r>*xsnloa of brtln, lelf •bu»«, OTer>XDduljniiH'« k a month** tr«*tmeaL tl • toffc by niAU. WJth ench urdt r fo»E b*>xe«. with Siii ench urdvr for fi b»xM, * 1 to rriXndi# not 601 -, * KST*a U\ r.M flLU .—- —, asH. Ihu 0a ^ourHtotnjte h, l>y»F^|)rt» uul O-Mnstlpatkia. qU4%>?.*TF:» OOODWYN’S DRUG 8TORBV Solo AxenU. Ms con. On. All person* having demand* againat the eatate ot John D. Hudgins, late of Bibb county, deceased, are hereby no tified to render in their demands to tho undersigned aeconlln* to law. And all persona Indebted to aild estate are re quired to make immediate payment This 14th day of June. 1*94. KIWARD LOH. Administrator of John D. Hudgins, de ceased. Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds, LIME, CEMENT and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. T. C. BURKE. Write for Quotations^ewMBi Before Placing Your Orders. o. P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM, MACON, GA. SASH DOOR LUMBER MQULDIH3L PAINT! UHE ANIf CEMENT. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. IiEADIHQ WHOLESALS HOUSES. G. Bemd & Co. UanulMtorere end Dnaiere.x ipmuwna. BADDLERT. LIATHEB AND SHOE FIDISWk HACOff. GA* 452.494 and «« Cherry Street L. Cohen & Co., 1 "MaccU”—Best So. Cigar in Macon. J. I*. MACK, Manager. 1 pi*Uliers and Wholesale Dealer* i« 451 Cherry Street, Macon, Go. LIQUORS. TOBACCO and OKUB* PrirM sltreye the lowest. rsrhmlar attention psid to Order.. MACOH SASH, DOOR & LUMBER CO., INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, -AND MANUF ACTURER3 OF Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Piaster, Hair. BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc. INDORSED CAVE'S WORDS. Rlolimonil, Va., July 0—Tho com mittee of Lee Cump Confederate Vet erans, u> whom mas refereed tho let ters of Columbia F<wt No. 70(1, G. A. IL, OlfioufiO, asking If tlio sentiment expressed by Rev. Mr.' Clive In his nddrros nt the unveiling of the Con federate soldiers nnd sailors’ monument here en the JOth of May were the sen timents of the rank nnd flic of Con federates. In the report tonight they were adopted By a rising vote. JACKSONVILLE BONDS SOLD. Jacksonville, July 0.—Jacksonville has sold 1000,000 of her 6 per cent, waterworks and lmproment bonds to W. N. Coler & Co. of New York at par. Injunction pro ceedings that hod been brought to pre vent the issue are now pending In the United States court. J. R. Dillon passed on the bonds and declared them round, and on that opinion W. N. Coler (c Co. purcaaaed them. MERIWETHER FDR HARRIS. Greenville, July 6.—(Special.)—Judge Simpson W. Harris carried Meriweth er county for congress In the primary today over Hon. C. L. Mosro, the prea- net Incumbent The indications are that Hon. Louis Garrard has carried the county for the senate. • Madison Avenue HOTEL i r fladlson Ave. and 58th St.J ‘‘J NEW YORK. ■Jfj fir day and up. American Flan. Fireproof and flrsi-clasa in every par- Heater. Two blocks from the Third and Sixth Avenuo Elevated railroads. The Madison and 4th Ave. and Belt Line cars pass the door. * H. M. CLARA, Psop. Passenger Elevator runi all night. LUMBER COMPANY ASSIGNED. Mobile, Alii., July 0.—The Nlchola, Lumber Company of Nldhola, Ala,, made an assignment yesterday to L. D. Chaudron anil Ed. SnY.'th, The property Is valued nt $100,000. Lia bilities $35,000. Slow ealiu the cause. MAGNETIC NERVINE. la told with wrttti fuarsnts* to can tor,r:«ia: Raas.ncailAGbe ud PJSslKla RndWako- fuli»M*,c«u»e4b»*x. osmI » »u*«of Opium, __ - , _ __ Tobacco and Atco- \ koV, Mont*) Dtp*®* ^•oE'FOFc mPTcK* *]pn. Softanlngof $bo Brain, csnslof Misery, Inianltyand Death | BsrroriM-, ImpotsBcy, Lost Pawir la either sex. Premature Old Age, InvolunUnr Lopr«s. caused byoTer-lndaiffPDCo,OTor^xorBoOo( tho Brain and Rrrors o( Youth* It rives to Week Oreans their Natural Vigor and donbloe the Joys ot Ufe: onres LucorrhcB* and romisio Weakness. A month's treat- ihent. In j)lalo peckag^ by Boail, to any addrr**, O ent. In nlala packasa by ejail, to any addr«M,Ct »r box, 6bfixfl* $n. with stery |0 ord*r we gtve a Written Guarantee to cure or refund the money Circulars free. Ocurtnt«o Iwned only by our >p Hoslvo ageit. , GOODWTN * SMALL. Bala Agents, Cherry Street and Cotton Avenue. Macon. Go. MACON SAVINGS BANK G70, Mulberry Strest. Macon, O*. Capital and Surplus ! 140.000.01 Pays B per ceaL Interest on deposits ot 91 and upward. Real estate loans on the monthly Installment plan, and loans oa good securities ut low rale*. Legal de pository for trust funds. Wilt aat as administrator, executor, guardian, receiver and trustee. it J. POWELL President H. G. CUTTER. Vice-President J. W. CANNON Cashier Directors—Geo. B. Jewett, A. B. Board, man. H. C. Tindall; H. O. Cutter, F. a Bruhl, H. 1. Powell, Samuel Altmaytr. EXCHANGE BANK, OF MACON* OA. 7 H. J. Lamar* Gao. B. Turpin. FrtaldenL " Vlcb-PrMldaat* I. W. Cabanla% Coahlsr. Wa ooliclt tha busineaa of mtrahant* planters and banka, offsring theta courteay, proroptneaa, ea/ety and Mber> oNtj. Tha Urgeat capital and aurplua of any bank la Mlddla Georgia. THE UNION SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO SfAOOX OEORUIA. H. J. Lamar, Prealdeatf Geo. B. Tur* ptiU Vice-Preaid ent; J. W. Oabaalaa. Caahler; D. M. Nelllgaa. Accountant. capital, poo.000. surplus mm lotereet paJa on deposits • per cent, per annum. Economy la tha rood te wealth. Depoalt your eavlova any they wlU be increased by IntereoU Com pounded semi-annually. WARM SPRINGS, MERIWETHER COUNTY. GEORGIA; On a spur of Pine Mountain, 1,200 feel above aea level; delightfully cool ell' mate; no malaria, dust or mosquitos* The finest bathing: dn the continent; swimming pools 15 bt 40 feet, and In* dividual baths for 14dles and gentle* men. Temperature of water 90 de* greea—a cure for dyspepsia, rheuma. tlsm and diseases of the kidneys. Ne\i hotel, with all moderh Improvements, Double daily mails, telegraph and ex< press office. Terms • moderate. For information apply for circular! at C. R. R. ’office dr to CHA3. L. Djyrifr, Proprietor. HALE SPRINGS. In the mountain* of East Tennessee Red aulphur, Iron, epsom, alum an«J freestone craters. Table flrst-claaa. Climate excellent Everything consid ered. the cheapest and best summei reflbrt In the South. For particular! and catalogue write to GEORGE A. MURRAY* ' % T, JnnxBTox, W. A. Dana, • itoaidanb Tice Presideok, Bowman M. hurra, Beereurj and Treuoraa The Guarantee of Georgia Go Writes bond* for craniMs, traiitm, **. ■UnUtrotore. ozarutor* gu.rdlaas. r*. ttfT.ro. sni *os* * s.n.rai aiuSlorJ Offlc. Mi flaaond itrai, * PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. I. J. SUBERS. Parminsatly located. la th. .pa oteltles venereal. Lost energy re stored. Female lrreguliritlee anf poleon oek. Cure guaranteed, In confidence, with ittmg Atiifrehi—■amm IU Fourth etreet, Macon. 6t. DR. C. IL PEETE, EYE. EAR. THROAT AND NOSE. Hours, f to 1 and S.to 5. Telephone 94. Office, 57] Mulbany* corner fiocaad etreet, Macon, Ga. DR. J. U. SHORTER, BYE; BAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Office ttt Cfierey Bt, Moooc. Gs. DR. J. M. MOORE. PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEON. Office with Dr. K. P. Moore, US Weeks Ington Avenue. Macon, Ge. Office Ifour,—7 to S a. -n.. 1 to I *, ^ I to I p. m. B. W. WRENN, Jr. Attorney-at-law, Atlanta, Gioboia, — GEORGIA, Bfbb County—E. O. Fen guoon having appHIed to tne for ietten of administration on the estate of M L. Munger. late of said county, del ceased, thie la to noUfy »u partlre concerned to Ale objecilone, if anj they have, on or before* the first Mom day lo Auguet, 1894, why letters ehoul< not he issued os asked for. O. M. 'WILEY, Ordinary. J. 3C Johnston. PreridenL J. D. Stetson. Vice President L. P. Hlllyer, Cashier, The American national Bank, MAO ON, GA. CAPITAL.... .. .. ., ., ..9250.000.0S SURPLUS..., . IMOOOOS Largest capital of any national bank in Central oionriL AeeounU of den% C l°nri D Jd. 1Dd la ‘ U ' ,JulU ' U 1 T * c “ v » corefulltfration. gSSSpo* OF MACON, GA, CAPITAL1SURPLUS, $260,000 R. H. PLANT, PUESIUEKT, w. w. WRIGLEY, CASHIER. L C. PLANTS BON, banker IAC01V GEORGIA ESTABLISHED 1881 Banking in all its branches. Interea allowed on Time Deposits. R’e handle foreign exchange and arrangt travellers credits on Messrs- Rothschild a London for all European points. A sfttoBjfisi. it ~