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THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY MARCH 30. 1886.-TWFXVR I’AGftS.
THE TOWKS AROUND US.
TARVER THE TOUCH'S SECOND EF
FORT TO BREAK JAIL.
A Negro Girl Cremated—A Small Blare Ir
Colutnbuft—A Home Schoolboy's Fool
ish and Hash Act—A Factory
Burning, Etc., Etc.
WAYNEKBoro, March 23.— Sundav night.
Jerry Tarver, a negro, broke jail at this
place and made his escape. He was jailed
four or live months ago for stealing a hornc
and wsgon and a halo of cotton. Shortly
after being inipris n**dhe and the notorious
murderer, Bill Garvin, together with sev
eral other prisoners, made well their escape.
A party went in pursuit and coming upon
Jerry tfarver and Bill Garvio, the former
shot and paiufully wound-d Deputy Sheriff
Zorn, who was shot in return by Zorn and
captured and brought back to jail. Ib 1
remarked that be would get out of jail or
kill the aheriff before Monday morning, and
the former be accomplished hist night in
the following manner:
ne occupied a call that is lined inside
with iron bars and covered with sheet iron.
He waa chained fast to the door with three
chaina which he broke and twisted completely
off. Tearing up oni corner of tho ih;or and
removing many brick from the chimney,
he succeeded in pulling out tho iron bars
between the floor and ceiling which let him
down into the lower story. There he fonnd
a bunch of keys ltft on a doak bv Sheriff
Hseseler, and unlocking the door he was in
the yard. A large blanket hanging from a
china tree within the jail yard wall was
seen this’morning, showing that ho had
climbed the tree and let him self down on
this blanket. He has torn up three rooms
in the jail attempting to escape, and hud
night succeeded in freoiug himself from the
same jail, the second time in three months,
and leaves another room to-day in a consid
erably damaged condition. An inmate of
the jail says his wife came to see him yes
terday and thinks she gave him the tools
last night, by means of which ho made his
escape. Nothing but an iron bar, however,
was found in the jail this morning,
A SCHOOL HOY’S ACT.
Tries to Eml Ills Existence by Shooting
Himself la tlie Head.
Romk. March 23.—This morning about
11 o’clock five shots were find in rapid
succession in the r*»nr of Print up’s ware
house. In a few minutes a large crowd had
collected. Gordon llyrd, a sou of Mr. J. P.
M. Byrd, of this city, had attempted sulcidi
by shooting hlinsoU through the head. II
ha< been acting very strangely cf late. II
left the public school at 10 o’clock this
mi min i, and remarked 11 some of the boys
that he w.ouli not be living to-night. He
had just recovered from one of bis fits.
There was no cause for this rash act except
nsanity. ,
A Negro Girl Cremated.
Clinton, March 23.—The alarm of fin
was sounded hen* to-day at half past eleven
o'clock. Tho two-room kitchen on tho lot
Dr. A. Kingman caught fire and was con
suined. Prompt work on the part
the citizens with buckets and tubs
of water saved the dwelling and other build
ings, and Whit and Tom Jones, colored,
did the most effective work.
Thu kitchen uart Occupied by colored peo
ple, among them a girl about seventeen
years old, who was helpless from injuries
received by falling in tho fire some months
ago. Before any one conld reach her tlio
tire was too great, and she perished in the
flames.
SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. |
Decisions Rendered Tuesday, March 23d.
1880.
Special Report by Henry C. Peeples.
Bryan F. Parks vs. City of Atlanta et nl.
Non-suit, from City Court of Atlanta. Judg
ment affirmed.
William Ezzurd vs. Frick A Co. Trover,
from Fulton. Judgment reversed.
Donald McPhee vs. T. E. Veal. Refusal
of injunction, from Fulton. Judgment af
firmed.
Central Railroad and Banking Company
vs. Lucinda Harris. Case from City Court
of Atlanta. Judgment reversed.
John Bernhard vs. the State. Simple lar
ceny. From Clayton. Judgment a Dinned.
Louise Stewart vs. Swift Specific Com
pany et ul. Case, from City Court of At
lanta. Judgment reversed.
W. G. Robinson v . the State. Gaming,
from City Court of Atlanta. Judgment
affirmed.
T. G. W. Crusselle vs. G. V. Chastain
Complaint, from Fulton. Judgment af
firmed.
Win. C. Schmidt vs. Frank E. Block.
Cose, from Fulton. Judgment reversed.
A. B. Hazzard vs. Mayor etc., of Savan
nah. Case from City Court of Savannah.
Judgment reversed.
Erskine A Co. vs. Lawrence Duffy.
Complaint from City Court of Atlanta.
Judgment affirmed.
W. M. Russell, executor, vs. W. L. Hub-
hard. Complaint from City Court of At
lanta. JudgmeLt affirmed.
Nancy E. Pittman, administratrix,
A by Elder it nl. Complaint from City-
Court of Atlanta. Judgment affirmed.
Paul M. Howes vs. R. A. Patterson A
Co. Attachment from Fulton. Judgment
affirmed.
W. G. Robinson vs. F. A. Woodmansee
et ah Contempt, from Fulton. Judgment
affirmed.
Esau Williams va. Rosa Suiter. Cer
tiorari from Chatham. Judgment affirmed.
G. E. Thomas, administrator, vs. E. 1\
Morrissett, executor. Appeal, from Mtusco
e. Judgment affirmed.
Atlanlo and Charlotte Railway Company
i. William H. Holcombe. Case, from City
Court of Atlanta. Judgment affirmed.
Atlanta and Charlotte Railway Company
i Harrison A Bro. Case, from Fulton.
Judgment affirmed.
John J. Falvey vs. Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company. Appeal, from Fulton.
Judgment reversed.
Thomas T. Tucker vs. Atlanta Street Rail
road Company. Case, from City Court of
Atlanta. Judgment affirmed.
Clark A Nunnnlly vs. P. Cmnming A Co.
Complaint, from Fulton. Judgment af
firmed.
Emma F. Collier vs. Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company. Case, from City Court
of Atlanta. Judgment affirmed.
Ira R. Foster vs. John Collier et nl.
Award, from Fulton. Judgment affirmed.
A. F. Fanner vs. T. J. Shivers. Certiorari,
from Fulton. Judgment affirmed.
J. J. Hall et nl. vs. J. II. Huff, et nl.
Equity, from Fulton. Judgment affirmed
Georgia Railroad and Bunking Company
vs. L. N. Colo and wife. Case, from De-
Kalb. Judgment reversed.
Geo. S. McAlpin vs. David Bailey, aheriff.
Rule, from City Court of Savuiuiuh. Judg
ment affirmed.
W. F. Taylor vs. Lloyd Benjamin. Rule
vs. justice peace, from Effingham. Judg
ment reversed.
any, could not be reached without proper
pleading. 56 Ga. 138, 640.
(a) The debt of the husband cannot be
turned into one by the wife, when so ex
pressed in bis promissory note, so os to
charge her therewith and in effect make her
separate estate pay it, in a suit on the notes
alone. Judgment affirmed.
F. A. Arnold for plaintiff; Broyles A John
son contra.
QUEEN VICTORIA AT HOME.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Glimpse of the Bally Routine Life at
Osborne House.
Correspondence of New York World.
—A correspondent writes: “I went the
other day to witness the marriage of a young
couple, the groom a Mexican gentleman of
The heart of London society hus been bif*h standing, and the bnde uladvof luany
Maddened by the rumor that her Majesty attractions. More correctly, I should say
the Queen intends to partially abandon the that I went to see a husband and wife mar-
life of seclusion she has led for some years ried, for it was a fact that the only legal
east and to appear in public more frequent- marriage, the only ceremony tho law takes
jy. She will also reside in London daring into account, had been performed by the
the season and endeavor to restore the pres- civil authorities a week before. But even
tige and glamour of royalty tlyrt seemed after the legal knot had been tied firm and
falling into desuetude. Indeed,Tt is said fast, the young husband find not been per-
bis Royal Highness th* 1‘rince of Wales, mitted a moment alone with his
alarmed at the rising tide of democracy and wife. They met, the Sunday iol-
- • 11 — ! — their legal marriage.
in the
McPhee vs. Veal.—Refusal of injunction,
from Fulton. Before Judge Hammond.
Equity. Discretion. Title. Fi. fa.
Jackson, 0. J.—1. The bill swearing one
way and the answer the other, and neither __ ____ _____
setting up or exhibiting written title to the I ,j le growing want of respect towards roy- J lowing . .
land, to prevent the sale of which under i nH iHted that her Majesty should make Alameda, thewife surrounded by her young
execution injunction was sought, the chan- t hj s change if she wished that he should oc- lady friends and the hnsband walking with
cellar was right to refuse the execution, es- cupy the throne. a male friend. Hnsband and wife exchanged
lecinlly 08 the defendant in in junction was jj, r Majesty boa been nmch pleased, distant courtesies, and that was all. They
n possession. Complainant had no right moreover, with the impression made by her I were married as firm as it is possible to he
to compel a transfer to him of a fi. fa, is- appearance a few weeks ago in Albert Hall married anywhere in the world, but they
sued for paving, curbing etc., by the city of to witness the performance of M. Gounod's were not married according to the strict law
Atlanta, against a lot of laud to which com- orntor.o. She received a real ovation, the of Mexican society, which requires that an
ploiunnt claimed title. If he was confident pi pou spectators growing almost frantic in ecclesiastical marriage ceremony shall Blip,
the land was his, and his title good toil, he I excess of their loyalty and enthusiasm. I piement the civil act. The civil marriagt
ought,to pay the debt for paving; if It is said that Her Majesty was so moved had made the young c tuple man and wife;
the title _was not in him he had no interest this demonstration that on entering the their legal relations were settled for all time,
at all in it, or in the debt or lien of the fi. j p ox embraced and kissed Princesses but something was wanting to satisfy the
fa. upon it. Judgment affirmed. Christian and Beatrice, and that she could Mexican Mrs. Grundy, nnd so the priesthad
Heed, llheinhurdt A O Neal for plaintiff; scarce restrain the tears of emotion. The to be called into requisition.
Candler, Thomson A Candler, contra. | outburst of enthusiasm with which she was | —Emperor William, at 89 vears of age, is
Louise Stewart vs Swift Sneeifla r.m.nnnv acclaimed by the throngs assembled on the still a very busy men, and has his day’s
e al ” CfuoUfrorn Stv Court of^Atlaubx ,trce,H al *° in the W ork cut o5t oat for him as regularly as
et at. Case; from City Court of Atlanta. | , )eU( , f tb . >; it ; H h( , r dnty in the interests of any state official. For several years past ho
the Crown to cultivate, by her appearance has pnrsued the tame routine. He rises
A Watch Fi-i
Wo will man aiNSckel-Bilrer WnterW * I
the Btyle represented in the cut below ^
who will send na a club of ton nkw °
The Weekly Teusouaph at one dolUr t ^
will enable each subecribcr to secure th
the lowest club rate, and at the aanie tim, *
Hate the club agent for hfai trouble. *
..SAP 01
f life of
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grilling
t^boro,
Only hew hubkcbibkhs—that in,
named are not now and have not bec- n * J
months previous to the receipt of the ore ^
books, WILL BE COUNTED.
These watches are not toys, but
w'eunii I
serviceable time-keepers. They are aitupiTJ
ble and neat. The cases always wear bripht.*
of thoiiHanus of them are carried by
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clauses throughout the United State*.
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newspaper’ of an alii tied iideniew "with 11 -«I ntorning, even in winter, at 7:30 and
Fhpi
dnnghti-r in which said daughter i« falsely
represented to have lieen forward in stat-
mg to a reporter disgusting details of a ter
rible sickness oj disease of her mother; as,
that the mother had been bitten by a cat,
It is well-known that since the death of the i dresses at once for the day, disdaining to
Prince Consort Her Majesty has preferred j y He cither drtsHing-gown or slippers. An-
spend the most of her tune at Osborne other account describes him os failing rap-
House, in the Isle of Wight, or Bidmoral, idly. His face is shrunken and his flesh
in Scotland. Here the early years of her has shriveled. He daily becomes leaner,
had symptoms’ similar’™ those of hydro- fhen^f’wlTei!" nll’wM >*““'t 8 ! are “? tnW y. weak and tottering!
phia, purred and mewed, like a cat, got k ^doZ an f"!,,! 1,X YeU J! 8tl ‘i tl L t0 _ .. .
down 5n the floor and tried to ( catoh rats | I - -**-'■*■ K|<ldell, the English novel,
and was cured by a certain patent 1 -
etc., nnd was cured by a certain patent I I resides in a lovely cottago near Chiu-
medicine, was in itself libellous. 1 » rLnnii » bridae. It is surrounded by a largo, old-
2. Such a publication (firectly tends to . J i» f *i‘ inKO t* i: * fashioned garden, in which lilies, lavender»,
load with public contempt the person who I 1 . . # p i \T.irrrriftr*. nn.l i * I 8We ®f williams, hollyhocks and marigolds
is falsely* charged with furnishing the t^l all^e^o^ K™*’ Tho ^*■ shntinbya thick
matter voluntarily for print, nnd to lower J? , (1 . * ii 'a., i,., Ki' ..... holly hedge. Mrs. Riddell is of Irish birth
her rcnntation ns a sensible, modest and i u1 „ 1k ! ji^ 5 ,L' r k is now I ftn, !. from the neighborhood of Belfast. Her
dutiful daughter because she furnished for
publication such foolish and ridiculous con-
IBHi
plaintiff; Reed, Rhcinhardt A O’Neal, liny
good A Martin, 'contra.
Erskine A Co. vs. Duffy. Complaint from
Cotton I'nctory on Fire.
CrTHBEitT, March 23.—The alarm of Arc
was sounded at 8 o'clock this morning at
the cotton factory. The fire department
was soon on the scene, and found the lire
in the pieking room -the cotton alone being
on Are and n dense smoke issuing from the
windows. It was soon under control, hut
is still homing at this writing, but no fnr
thcr danger is apprehended. The lire is
supposed to have originated from a mutch
carelessly thrown away. The damage will
1st slight.
A llliizein Columbus.
roLUMtitm, March 21. A fir.* here this
afternoon destroyed seven small frnmj
honpes on north Troup street, and one wn
tom down to check the progress of tho
flames. A strong wind was blowing, and it
woh difficult to get the fin* under control
The bonnes wen* owned and insured as fob
lows: Richard Dcignnn, three houses, in
sured for $1,450; Henry Davis, colored, two
houses, insured for $1,200; Alex Howard,
colored, one house, insured for $4tM); Mr.-.
M. A. Griffin, one house, insured for $250.
itks Vs. City of Atlanta. Nonsuit, from
City Court of Atlanta. Before Judge
Clark. Evidence. Master and servuut.
Damages. Contract. Custom.
JacitaoM, C. J.—1. Tho evidence nhowed
that plaintiff was employed at will. He
conld not therefore recover wages for tho
balance of tho year 188-1, having been dis
charged May 2ml, 1881.
2. He sued also for dumoges to character
and ftandlbg and lotos of employment, but
showed no such damage.
(u) It is unnecessary to consider how far
tho resolution under which he was em
ployed at will conflicts with the city ordin
auee under which employes of the fire de
partment werp entitled to trial under
charges preferred against thorn, since plain
tiff accepted employment under said reso
lution and at the will of the board of fire
masters.
3. \V lint was said to him by others than
his employers was inadmissible ns evident.'
and custom could not affect his rights under
outroct. It did not enter into his contract
at the time it was mode. Judgment uf
firmed.
John C. Reed, Hniglit A Osborn, for plain
till; John B. Goodwin, John T. Fcmlleton
ontru.
Alahitim l*olltle«,
Moktoomk&y, Ala,, March 23. Tin
Republican Executive Committee of Ala
bnmft met in this city to-day. The meeting
waa large, thengh no colored members we
present except by proxy. The meeting w
braided over by Col. Arthur Bingham
The Shite convention was called to meet in
Montgomery June 23. The convention
be composed of ubout 200 delegates.
Mtrurk by Lightning.
Camilla, March 23.—Word has been re
ceived that on last Saturday Mr. J. M. Cox,
of Mitchell comity, started a two-mule
wagon to Cumid*, and that tho mules were
etruck by lightning and instantly killed.
There were two negro men in tho wagon,
but neither of them seriously injured.
rilnfnlar Rain 1’henomcn*.
CAnuou.TOM, March 23. A singular phe
noim ua has been observed here. Near the
residence of Mr. A. F. Sharp the rain fell in
a circle of about ten feet and fell in no othe
•pot. It came down in huge drops and
lasted fully t«-u minute*. Old people about
here say they never saw anything of the
kind before.
Clark. Bill of exceptions. Error. Charge
of tlit! court. Construction. Newly dis-
covered evidence.
Hall, J.—1. A bill of exceptions t<
judgment granting or refusing to grant a
new trial will not be dismissed because it
fails tospecify the errors alleged to exist. „ - . . i ,
in such judgment, at letist as to the general I Beatrice are closed to the. public eye. I day. “The little tuft of whiskers
grounds, thnt the vcxdiet wiw oontrniv t„ I They are furnished tu an exquisite manner, I chin matches his poll in color. Heisgrow-
evideni'c’ law, etc., or snehas set out n'r wlv 11,1,1 coot** 11 much costly bizarre and costly iug old, but does not show it in nny other
discovered evidence which miqht or should I hric-a-hrac, Chinese and .hqmlie.se bibelots | way than iu his hair and whiskers. He
produce a dill, rout result on another trial, and some old Sevres of fabulous worth, told me that ho is taking life easy at his
2. If tho grounds of (he motion plainly lh . B «**!«» wood-work of the walls is home in Westchester county.’
specify the decision complained of and the I un,, l 110 ami whatnots are found in every —stout old General Spinner, of the din
error alleged to exist therein, then this I ''orner, containing rare books and a multi-1 bo jj ca i autograph, who first gave govern'
court would bo bound to hear it under a lu ', B ol ,, 1111(1 mostly articles. Many val- employment to women, by hirin
general exception to tho judgment granting ". lo tableaux Btid bronzes are in the I tbtni t0 CI)UI i't luon c y in the Register's ol
or refusing the now trial prayed, otherwise vlirluU!4 apartments, together with some ,• ct .rtaiuly plan t. d a fruitful seed. There
not. Code 4261. remarkable painto.gs of the old masters. nre no w abont l.OOU women in government
stairway is the famous allegor- R!>rvi „„ at Washington, inclnding 1,349 in
various apartment#,
wvuv amVMt remarkable paintinu
(a). Where it Ls simply stated that the | P n tj 1 ® Rrant stairway , nc .,^
court errwl in a certain charge without lcft * . ,r08CO °* Nfcptane abandoning to Lrit- i Treaanry Department.
stating in what the error consisted, this aD , D f Ui l \ e . ° f th ® ?f Cea ?** • z -Professor Nichol recei
court is not bonnd to consider the error as H« r Majesty s every-dliy life is oue of i rotessor ntciioi recei
stoned eonsider the error as- Rilliplicity J Hll fj\, jtrcn , c J regularity. She is «pendmg three months in
"l The charon of the court waa annlien I ,ra early riser and insists on going ont twice I lor a ^ er >" innocent breach of the law. He
blcto the f.^U in evident PP a day. rain or shine. Her usual mode of earned* aword inside his cane, which, it
blc to the facts in evrdcnce. promenade is in an open carriage, which ia f e e“*. “ “ P cnal “““so in the land of »ti-
h Slio is also I (ettoa.
fond'of driving out in her little Scotch pony | •—“Now that I am getting old and can
'Place
terej
money mentioned for the plaintiff in the
hands of
interest
was too
Schmidt vs. Block. Case, from Fnltm.
Before Judge Hammond. Pleading,
Amendment. Damages. Muster and ser
vant. Negligence. Knowledge.
Jackson, 0. J.—1. The declaration is con
fused and not so plain aud distinct as the
law requires, and if the demurrer had been
only to the original declaration it wonldhavo
been difficult to sustain tho writ.
But the amendment set up clearly two
causes of action, in that it alleged Isitli im
proper and negligent rules by defendant,
the master, for working his elevator, aud the
defective machinery of tho elevator itself
a negligent act of his, and ignorance thereof
by the plaintiff us tho cause cf plaintiff'
disaster.
2. Where knowledge is essential
charge the master, negligent ignorance
equivalent to knoHh*dge. 2 Thompson
Neg., 1)01. Negligence in this act of tho
master is diargcd here. Slier. A Red.
Neg., Keo. 03. Judgment revers* d.
E. A. Angier by Kiug A Spaulding for
plaintiff, Mynatt A Howell, contra.
Arrant of a Murderer#
CrninKiiT, March 23.— V negro was nr-
resb'd here last night and taken into custody
by an officer from Arlington, where he hilled
another negro last Saturday about a dog.
He will be carried b;i**k t vdny for safe keep,
ing and lauded in Blakely jail. The officer
itt|-barge Raya it is a laid case.
llarnetl to Itenth.
Columbus, March 23. -Sylvia Loles,
negro woman, was burned to death hero
to-day while trying to save her baby whose
clothing had caught fire. The child w.ut
also dangerously hiuntd.
Blajor ILcitn Hrclines.
ConiMBrs, March 23.—Hon. A. O. Ba*nu
lias decliiiHt the invitation to iltliver the
nddnsa hero on April 21th.
Haz/ard vs. Sfayor and Council of H&von-
null. Case, from City Court of Savannah.
Before Judge Harden. Damages. V<
diet. Newtriid. Negligence. Notice
Jackson, C. J.—1. This eourt lias already
held that nltliongh plaintiff’s case was wtak\
yet he had some iniko, and that a uiiHlerato
verdict would he sustained. He has ha«
three verdicts iii his favor; tho last
one for a moderate sum. The Judge of th<
court below has intimated that he would
no verdict for plaintiff stand, and we must
reverse his judgment grunting a n* w trial.
2. The lumber by whieb plaintiff was
hurt had lain in the street and a part of
projected over the sidewalk long euougb
charge tho city with notice; and them
iug no light from the city lam|»s or othe
temporary light, to warn citizen* mid oth-
eri of thinger t*n a dark night from tho
struction of lumber projecting over
sidewalk far enough to cause the disaster,
there is evidence of negligence. Judgim
reversed.
U. It. Richard*, J. J. Al»ram«, for plain*
tiff; H. C. Canningham, contra
uy I«»r ! n il, ami «> low cr rL . C( . nt ly added to the property by the pur-
r bernase she furnished for | is "afm’mbto 'luid I “ r “» ““J® 1 *' ^
eru^t^^el^tLTsurunded^l ol PabUdiy held by her mother,
inber of beautiful terraces, from the last
£ which an immense stretch of green land
duct of her mother. Code, sec. 2374;
Odgerson Libel and Slauder p. 20; Salkeld
225; 2 WiIh. 403; 15 M. A W. 435; Black
Comm. 3d Book p. 123; 6 Ga. 283. Judg
ment reversed.
FOR $3.50
—Eleanor Boudinot is tho granddaughter
of Elios, who translated the Bible into the
ape extends down to the shore. The Cherokee tongue. She is described oh hav-
Hopkins A Glenn, Reuben Arnold,
.. principal entrance to the castle is bv the strong face, but though only one-
tor wav of Cowes, and leads through a lovelv quarter Indian shows striking traces of her
(IV. 1 *• - ■ ' a . ... n * — | 1 .. 41 X —. 1.11 _ (. . _ full
we will send Thi Weekly Telegraph oc« J
and one of the above deiicribed watchea to u
dress. This propoetion is open to our at
as well as those who are not.
‘P>
City Court of Atlanta. Before Judge
garden of shrubbery and flowers. One of Indian ancestry, while her full brother Cor-
the largest myrtles in this garden is the I nelius is a blonde and scarcely, shows it at
growth of a branch taken from the marriage ®ll. William.1*. Boudinot is Mis* Eleanor s
I bouquet of the Crown Princess of Geruiunv father. He is a distinguished statesman
and planted in January, 1858. The castle a rather remarkable musician. The
| is situated on a height and the windows whole family are noted for musical talent,
j look out on a beautiful scene of sky and —Mr. Robertson, the ex-Collector of tho
sea. The royal apartments are iu tho ltft I New York customs, looks much older than
wing, behind which stands tho ting-tower, he did when he was being talked about all
107 feet in height. over the country. “Hi* hair is as white as
The apartments of Her Majesty and Prin- j snow,” writes one who saw him the othur
~ ’ ‘ on his
A.ct Promptly
Tim above pmpositiona will be kept opeatj
limited time only and parties who wiah tottd
vantage of cither should do bo at once,
f^Unlces otherwise directed we will mril
watches by mail, packed in a stout paotcWtl
and our responsibility for tliem will end wfcnf
deposited in tbe post-office. They c
tcrod for ten cents and parties who wish (TiUil
should Inclose thin amount or we will erndtj
by express, the charges to be paid when tl
delivered. Address TJIK TKI,K(iUAI’E|
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Mo»tli Wash iu(il Dcntifri
4. There was evidence to sustain the ver-1 P romcn ade is in an open carrinfie,
,j; ot | always attended hy an equerry.
Luskili,
theatre.’
'is one,
K A Ann,, (lint n ,li reel inn in „ (.it.. 1 Inna Ot UriVing OUl IU Her 11UIC OCOlCn pony I —now l uni i inn RCIUUR oiu i
Place (he *700 Isent wi(h the letlori tin in’ clm i*e. On TOtnrninR from her ]<romenade climh the hills no lonRer,” says Mr
re"? 0 ” uaveueuerid'authoritv toXe the «' r Majesty takes a brief rest anil then do- -.uy chief pleasure i. to ro to the t
onov mentioned fur the nlaintfff in the vol<>8 h,,rBCl t lo Business. She Roes throiiRli Theatre going will, him, he says, “|
of some person who would Jay torn i lU voluminous correspondence brought the ptoasnres that have least won. out.
it therefor under the facts in evidence b y tbo government earners, and makes the -Charles Francis Adams, Jr., lecturing
o broad. “ n ltr u ‘ e,acu Ul evtoeneo | Ulintl t e 8 t Jnqniries coneeniin-^nll the im-1 j n itoston, declares that "at last labor has
Cana Bleeding Gums, Ulceca. Bon Mentkl
Throat, Cleatutea tho Tooth and Purifies th« Bnl
used aud recommended by leading dental*. I
a rad by lint. J. P. k \V. It. iLdmoa, doutlit*. 3
and by l)nt. J. P.AW. It. iloliunii. tloutiwU. 1
Oa. For sale by all druggistii ami dentlwt*.
(o) If tho charge be erroneous the verdict P." rln, . ,t “ ff '* ir! ' " f th ,°. “ , "’ 1 learned the lesson that capital has taught
.ould not he set aside because it is con- 11 K ued " hc lll(M ,m ® bl ' r attendants read to | a nd is swinging tho invincible force of com-
should
trary thereto.
her, and when not thus occupied she gen
erally devotes herself to writing or etching
G. Tho newly discovered evidence was ® ral 'y Jberstol townt.nj,[ oreemng. Jobn wfaite Au ,
merely cumulative. Besides it was denied P nnn '" ,bo llfe “f’ tho l rlIlc( Lonhort etch- three-quarter length ]
hy counter affidavits and tho integrity of HwM ttofa^to cm^MTO ot Uie fjyal of Princeton, anJ thJ
tlo. ,.u.,.ii.,a i.„i...:..o( pair. At tunes Her Majesty takes a sort of it . i
bination.
Jobn Wbito Alexander has finished a
portrait of Dr. McCusli,
the portrait will be exhib
OCM&SOW’I
MS
i*»ih, to any atian*wi. liiimmic 1
rvMPjr tliinirfor Ija.IU-a’ <Jent»*, t
nnd Infants* vr**ir amt Ht>"
U-Jklw,
huprvmo court of Gvorgin. I he inddferent to it. Shu has her little likes I now $8,180 and growing.
Atlanta, Ga., March 23, 1880.—No. 10. and dislikes, and about tho same amount —Secretary Emlicott has gone to Boston
Eastern. Blitch vs Central Railroad A of womanish temper as ordinary people. to attend tho funeral of his stepmother,
Banking Coiupuuv of Georgia. Argued. J. I Luueh is served regularly at 2 o’clock. I and Brigadier-Gent-ral Beuet i* acting as
G. A D. IL Clark for plaintiff; Lawton A Her Majesty posstsHcs an excellent «ppe-1 Secretary of War.
Cunningham contra. tite and is very careful in her choice of —Mr*. Pendleton and her daughter, lenv«
No. 11 Enstern. DeBoi **
7 Bay Mer- food. Khe thinks she owes her constant i„ g Minister Pepdleton to the tender mer-
Ahrains for immunity from illness in a great measure cion of Biftiuarek, have reached homo on a
plaintiff; Richards A Hayward contra. I to this, and she insists that the iniinnitiea visit.
No. 12 Eastern. Grovenstein vs Brewer, of those about her are, for the most part, __ii Iirl L, v r.imids*ll hns fu»ain denied this
Argued. J. G. * D. H. Clark for plainUff; the result of a lack of.reguUrity in earing U, Sitt",
Lesier A Ruvene. contra | exemm^m.d^oth^ eo^mo^ of orfinaneiJuy embamwsed.
retires to her private apartments at 11. . —Farke Godwin, though out of journa.-
evening there are guests at >■«« harness, still owns part of the spirited
Court then Adjourned to 'J oYWk a. m.
tomorrow.
The Augusta Circuit mav be reached I Almott every evening there are guests at I ** l *c liarness still owns part ot trie
Thursday. * | the royal dinner. They belong for the | Commercial Advertiser of Ncw York,
1 most purt to the royal household. The —Frank James, the famous Missouri ban-
Rev. Mr. Prothero and wife are ofteu fa- dit, in reported to have declined an offer of
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i&OTera
mm
)V\Fon 1886.
Will W»fclM PKKK »» »w$*li, »-(M
lut y»*r without nr irrtni It. It «»nt«lB*
:tl«M tnf ulwtt.HK nil * - —
» LOWCH sfcEll BDLUS.n- _ _
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1. Ol. ..M-t.lq t, Huks QW0.OT*. I
D. M. FERRY * CO., Datrolt, MIC
Aaesl./l
A MORAL MONSTROSITY.
Little Hoy With a Mania lor Plre-He | vorsd iu this respect.
Ilurm Ul. lufant Hrather to Death.
New Yuan, March lh. —The followini
tpecial from Reading, l'enn., is pul
in tbs Tribune this morning: Reuben Rri
ner, aged 7, Uvea with his grandparents in
vorod iu this respect. Mr. Prothero ia $25,0(10 a year to travel with a circus,
the pastor of Whiffingham Church, the _p. h. Moffat, the railway president.
Pnnce Consort a favorite place of worship, who started in Denver as a newsboy, is now
^r^THORNS'JiMLE
Th# ilraal Aout>t#fw litMtiancw—«$ Sirutktm i»»<
Hof. us mu•*. unit Answers **.< Ml
FOIwf* and “IJnelt Tom'* Otlrin." It coeU'-»i
that rtmUmls tk» &*ih. S#ti# h*
N. J. Kluyd,a eoniiin of <i#n .1 jl. r
eucoUr# to lil)ltHAHl* KUOS.. ATta*n
BEST 13 CHIAPE3T.-
fisnsPaim iHRESHERSS
and where Princess Victoria and Princess K t down as worth $3,000,000.
HerMa*»?y"hr.‘ great regard for th. LrP»«« ptUndorfar b« jnst given $20,
flow Purrs 1
.i,ttMt«s)lwctloiM.I .WrllWTe*.—at:IU»n
r..--.e’T:e AnU:n.7i e T.*lor ,
ner, ngeu i, uvea won uia gronuparenta in | I WW in good-sized golden lumps to the eiu-
tlns city. He has a mania for fire, and if P nht>r of Whiffinghan', and not long ago, p , , ho 1
not closely watched burns np anythiug eceompamed by I rtneess Beatrice, she at- .. .. , . note
that ha can lav his hands on The led lived tended the marriage of Mr. Prothero a —Kir hufford Northcote, qf much note
in Philadelphia nnUl recently, and then he I'a^tor and went forward and congratu- ““ 1
built a fire around bis 18 months 0 i d »ted the newly-roarne.1 lady at the end of to the remr of Niagara.
brother, burning the child to death. For tlie 'a^mony. From lime to time, there —Oliver Wendell Holmes, who has not
this he was penned up in the garret aud fed *™P r 'v»te concerts given at the palace to been abroad since 1835. •- : > 1 -
on bread and wsterforamontb. After being I 7, h,( 'J*, ? nl ; ‘be favored few are invited, ing acoaon in Europe.
lihoratoA h^ threatened to kill his two 1, 11,r Majesty and 1 nneess Iteatnce do not I —Speak*, e’ i.li.1.. I..
d waa sent to Reading. Since 1 * v ® ,n ." n a h c T T 1 “" 0DI ! “ ‘bef JM pte- H e goes
ho baa roasted several cats and ! riol “ ‘° lh “ U V'I f B " tU 85 lte <lu t en vesC" a.
is .hoes and other ...... b* *!»»}« attended by tbe Princess on her
will pass the com*
liberated he threatened to kill his two
brother* and
coming here
burned up his shoes and other wearing ap- i - , _ . „ - orwa1vin - hn , | —Miss Anna Dick
purel, and has made attempts to set fire to 1 1 J 0 ?. ,eI J, ;. ,1, et, riding or walking, but .j , ( j
buildings. He is a pupil of one of the pub- » U ? lh *. r •“« the 1 " nci8 f occupies her “
lie schools, but owing to his vicious hibila ^ m’SjnTn^Sv ThTrfTj -^
it is necessary to keep him separate from l ,a, “. A , ana ,WU8lc AD . eri ,M 11
-'tjsicians are unable eontinuid coming and g mg of wisdom, to
to account for hu freaks. »“> ''"‘bW of the miniKters. who suffer
consuhirably in visiting her Majesty at such
The Tot hbiI the Crying Doll. I A distance from London. All her Majesty’s
April Atlantic. | children and their immediate families and
York.
i little
—Speaker Carlisle has gone to Ne*
23 into the hurly-burly “foi
as he put.t it
—Miss Anna DickitiHon i* writing a his-
show up man's inlmzaanity
l»e-
A case in th** writer's experience was that frieml* are frequent vihitors at Odmrne
of a small lelutive, a young buly of some I House, with the exception of tbe Duke of
three Hmumera Hitting down with her I Edinburgh and his wife. The Duchess, tbe
usual abandon in the midst of her play- only daughter of the late Czar of Russia, hus
things on the floor, she suddenly heard a never l>ecome reconciled to her Majesty
plaintive squawk beneath her. Quickly after their dispates on the question of precc-
rc t hing down for the cause, sh»- pulhil I denee, and tlie Duke natnrallv fiympathizi**
nut her crying doll. ’*Oh! is that Wr” fluid | with his wife, aud shows it by bis studied
baby, surprised, “1 fought it was inymouf | absence,
organ!” Now I relate this domestic anecdote
hpcsdj J astir* aud Wvll-Mcrtted I'nnuit-
naat.
Detaoit, M: reh 23.—Sunday night tiea
w. r** placvnl <»n the Michigan Central tr.M-k
n. ;.r Gali-shurv, but th** obstruction was
discovered in time t«> prevent m riooH dam
age. L-iat night Henry Scyiuonr was ar
rested mid confessed the crime. He said he
had a gnulge against a m-ighlior and placeil
th*- tic*near his house, hoping t<» direct sus-
pirion a;.*Inst him. This nminiiu; in n*uri
he p* -
against hi
• ploaded guiltv ntul was sebt*-&ced to
twenty years in the pcniteatiitry—jost forty
hours after the crime waa committed.
T. G. W. CrnsKrlle vs. G. V. Chastain.
Certiorori, from Fulton. Rcfon* Judge
HmumomL induration. Husband and
wife. Promiaflory note*. DeacripUo jter-
xntui*. Trust Estate.
Jackson, C. J.—I. Where suit was brought
against a wife, solely on note* signed by her
husband, the word “trustee” being a ldc.1 to
his signature to two of the not #, there could
be no recovery against her. Code 40l»7.
2. Tim won! “trustee was merely tlrxcrip-
iio j#rMonae, and the debt on the notes, with
out more, is the husband's. 3 Ga. 283; 51
Go. 482.
3. The trust estate of the wife, if the had
onlv ha illustrative of a whole class of little
incident* whose comicality never can be|
a*k«tuately conveyed to another.
Pn*M r Uf« I'rorrvrr.
A Paris chrouiijuer h.iys of Siindi Bern-1
barlt aproissi of her
bATut apriussi of her $mp« rsonation of I .
Ophelia: “Mnie. Sarah did wrong to putso I ‘ >l ;,‘i
Didn’t Karp Km.
Wall titmt New#.
An Eastern man who wa* traveling in
Arkansas entered a bank in a certain tillage
and asked for a draft on New York.
“Didn’t keep 'em,” was the prompt re-
—Archer and Wood, th** two English
jockey*, made last year r«-s|>ectiv*-ly $50,1/00
and $-15,000.
—Mr. Arthur in not so ill that be cannot
lounge in his library, and expect* to be out
before April.
—Mias Cleveland i* to do up the “ 'Ostler
Joe” question for th** North Amerimu Re
view.
—Emperor William, lmrn at the spring
equinox, is just within one year of ninety.
—The late Jimeph Mats, English tenor,
left $85,000, his savings in eight years.
—A little over twenty years ago Senator
Kenna was following a plow.
—Herbert Gladstone has been elect*-d a
memlx-r of the Reform (Tub.
J)r.,/. M. Hue I urn & H
EASTMAN. OKOROIA.
dr**«ts of certificate* of cure#. Will
counties. Consultation free. Medicine
eipn
Iron iiihI IlriLHH Foundries J
Machine Shops.
Iron Ratlin**. C#na Mill*, Byrnp Kelt!***'*
En#lue#. Mill*, Iron Front* for bnil'jjB*
much Vermillion «»n h**rfiw*i*. In the drown
ing sci-ne *he setiiuetl quite to color the
witUr. Ih-sid; s, no woman, while wearing
such a beautiful flowing dress of India silk,
would trader any circumstances, sane or in
sane, come within a quarter of a mile of a
watery grave.**
—lUioda Broughton is thin and sharp-
able in
featured, bnt her face is not unan table
expression.
Don’t yon do any btuine.33 with New
York?”
“No, sir ”
“Isn’t that a little singular?”
“I don't see it. When a bank ha* got
mortgages on every farm in the county, a
lean on every mnie which oomea into town,
and a first claim on evety stalk of com and
cotton for twenty miles around, what in
thunder does it want to fool with New
York for!”
Advice to Mothers.
Mr*. Win«Iow'a Soothtn* Kjrup ahonld alwajri
u**h! for children tM-thin*. Il socthwi in# child,
■often* th« inim*» allay* all patu. cure# wind colte,
and I* the beat remedy for di*rrh(*a. “*
Jyiiely
kind*, ma-'.hincry of all kinda. tln*t k****-
pairing vugiuc* ami machinery a
Iron and b.* * ca*tlng* of every
fact any au $ wry thing that la made or l*P |P
claMlnm #ork*. .
Tbe proprietor haa had an experifuceci
forty ran in tho Iron bindne**. M „ w
tir vie gunrantce to srll you Cane Mita-j"
han anytMH'y, i»iul that they will gl»e
A. REYNOLD®,
Cor. Fifth ami Ua* thorite street*, E**- 1 "*
oct2Tw-tf ^
Portable Mill*
and upwards, to "■’V’naJ
iiy of Table Meah
and DeLoarhWater
stnpkat and Cheare^%
lu.rkf-t, 8.s«l fM
(rated circular* and ***
South U doing. h *
A. A. IH-IAMCH a »
Mannfacturera, AiUnta.
If
MONEY
LOANED ON
33c. ahutURk
Dr. It. O. Cotter,
Permanently located In Macon, 1J»S .^ond street
FARMS
Dueaae* of the eye, ear, throat aud nose. Former,
ly ftMiatant for four year* to Dr. A. W. Calhoun, At
anu.
DENTISTRY—DR. ri. b. ILVHFXELD.
So. MR Molbany htreat. Macm, Georgia,
Ofloa howra—t a. sa. to i p. u.
-Apply to T. E. Blaefcaheor. Tbomasrffio. Ga., for
fenui&a Le Conte and “
1 KuSeo pear traea.
ELLIOTT ESTES,
Hi Second street,