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THE MAC »N WEEKLY TELEGRAPH; TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 26. 188T.-TW ElA £ PAGES.
THE ECCLESIASTICAL BILL. A ^ BTTKB . ra £!LI? E OOVERS ° 11
EXCITING DERATE IN THE PRUSSIAN
• DIET YESTERDAY.
Bismarck Attack. Friend, a. Well os Eue-
mte. in it. Itefen«e-The Sclinaebele.
Incident Will be Amicably
Closed—General Note..
(Coiyrtghted, 1887. by New York Aucclaled Fnra.
Bkblin, April 23.—Tbe debate in ibe
Unterbanae on tbe ecclesiastical bill tie-day
brought ont some of Bismarck's strongest
pecnluritieH. In defending the measure be
had to attack tbe speeches of some mem
bers who are bis own supporter*, like tbe
National Liberals; Eynert and Pfaff, tbe
Ultra Conservatives; Baron Hammerstein
and others, z.-aloua in defense of the Prot
estant Cbnrcb in Prussia, who are con
vinced that tbe chancellor bas gone too far
in his ooncessioos to tbe Vatican, and has
virtually taken that journey to Canossa
which he once deolared he would never
make. Among tbe most interesting epi
sodes was Baron Hammeratein's accusation
that the government was imperiling tbe
Protestant Church. In concluding his
speech, he said: ‘‘If tbe prophesy of Car
dinal Manning that tbe fight between the
Csthollo and Protia ant churches will be
fought out on the sandy plains of Branden
burg is destined to be fulfilled, and if there
fore tbe Protestant Church is to sucoumb
in tbe fight, then tbe man who deemed an
alliance with tbe Pope necessary must be
held responsible.”
Tbe charge thus levelled directly at the
chancellor produced a profound sensation.
Bismarck started up io respond. He wee
much agitated, and in a voice quivering
with excitement denied that tbe ascendancy
of the Protestant Church was endangered.
He ridiculed tbe idea that the restoration of
former rights of Catholics would damage
the Protestant establishment, and advised
National Liberals and Conservatives I The Completed I.l«t of Shareholders-Tlus
Gantsch writes: "If you have any com
mnnication to make'to me which ehoold
neither be beard by German officials and
by German agents, visit me in my private
room." This h w-ut in reply to u nu-H-sgi.
from Hchnaebelos, who had been tampering
with Gautsch and other Gorman officials.
Tbe feeling in German official circles is
that too mnch has been mado of the inci
dent. Do -t.u.elite relating to ti e 1 Hi- i d
inquiry will be forwarded to Faria,
proving that Scbnaebeles's arrest
was legal. Public interest in the matter ia
abating. Bismarck is determined to stamp
ont French conspirators in Alsace-Lorraine.
French sympathizers must either remain
Inactive or go to French territory. Ger
manizing measures are being carried ont
systematically throughout Alsace-Lorraine.
For instance, font merchants of the town of
Dienze have been expellsd since Monday
for adhering to their French nationality.
Eaoh of them rcoeived twenty-four hours’
notiee to quit. At Obaten Milieu a man was
arrested for flaunting the French odors at
a local ball. At the Sarregnlmea tribunal a
workman named Gapp was sentenced to
three mouths' imprisonment for shouting
Vive la Franee. A workman named
Schmidt was sentenced by the same
court to one month's imprisonment for
wearing tri colon d ribbons, and a workman
named Siebord to ten weeks' imprisoment
for acting as a correspondent of tbe Frenob
Patriotie League. This treatment of French
adherents may have great t fleet npon the
French pnblto and hasten n collision be
tween the two nations, bat those measures
are believed to be forced upon the Gorman
authorities, who have instructions to deal
with all peaceful inhabitants as German
aubjeoU.
I'ond'jt Extract,
Tbs most potent car.ltvs .gent known for piln.,
actio, and tnlurlsa. 1st there wbo bat. never
used It inquire concernlni It. virtue.
THE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
to aid bim in trying to attain
a final knltnrkampf. The speech waseffc-
Appllcatlon for Charter, Etc.
Ia converutlon yesterday with a member of th«
five in the sense that it showed that Bis-1 conatrnetton company Jaat organized In btocon
march was determined to carry the bii! in ytytbjMoftbm,,ob)«it aad plan. .«Irarned.
as • _si_s _.. -.—.-i 1 *■ ““ bees mentioned, thl
In Relation to the Arre.t of tho Moore
Lyncliers-SheriffWestcott'a Statement.
The following letter from Governor Gor
don waa received last night by Jadge Sim
mons;
"Statu op Georgia, Executive Depabt-
mext, Atlanta, Ga., April 21, 1887.—To
Hon. Tnos. J. Simmons, judge of tbe Supe
rior Courts of the Macon circuit—Dear Sir;
On the 13th inst. a proclamation was is
sued by the Secretary of State in pursuance
of an order made in that office, offering a
reward of $160 each for the arrest and de
livery tn tbe sheriff of Bibb county of Lie
James, Fred Perkins, IL Porker, W. G.
Ford and W. A. Johnson. These, parties
had been indicted at the October term,
1886, of the Superior Court of Bibb county,
for the murder of James Moore, and,
tbongb months bad elapsed, wore still at
large on the 13th day ot April. Tbe proc
lamation offering the rewards appeared
in th Macon Telkhiai'I! of the 11th day
of April. Within a few hoars afterward,
three of tho above named fugitives from
justice were -nested by different parties,
without assistance of any kind from any
officer of the law in Bibb county. Their
arrests were accomplished with an ease and
an expedition which was remarkable.
There was no danger, do delav, and very
little expense attending them. Private
parties, not charged with the execution of
proeess of tho law, in a few hours suc
ceeded in doing what the Sbertif of Bibb
connty, with the assistance of his deputies
and bailiffs, armed with beneh warrants,
which be was bound to execute with dne
diligence, and with the authority to sum
mon a posse to his aid, have failed in four
months to accomplish. W. G. Ford
■as arrested iu Vt’airnli ouuuiy, VV.
Johnson was arrested in Spalding
county, and H. Parker was, as I am in
formed, arrested in the city of Macon, where
be bad been for months alter his indictment,
engaged in his usnal avocations, without dis
guise or any attempt at concealment, under
the very nose of the sheriff of Bibb county.
This failure has already : ost the State of
Georgia $460. Comment on these facts is
unnecessary, Tboir simple statement is a
condemnation of tho officer charged with
the arrest of these fugitives from justice. If
they are trne, they present s case, not aim-
P'j ef great carelessness, bnt ot gross neg
lect ot dnty; and I would feel that I was
remiss in the discharge of my dnty if I did
not call jour attention to them. What ac
tion, if any, should bo taken in the premises,
I leave to yonr better judgment.
."lam constantly importuned to offer re
wards for the arrest of fugitive criminals.
SALE OF .MERCER LOTS.
the
i, iA»n« ,t a ntfit*.,(a 10 M *°° n tne remaining 5900,000 in New York
biiihop of Gologne regarding the atUtnde of I Baltimore, that amount haring been solicited
Catholics tonarda the ccaleeiaiUoal bill. In by parties in tboee cities, But Macon did eten bet-
the concluding passage of the letter the Pope ter than was eipscted of her. Hbe took iwo.ooo
says: "Seeing tuat the Oberhause has passed “j* 4 ,fgJ“ ,■»”»*«"»% SfijgSRgfS
the bill with the amendments of tho bishop SgggEy ma “ i pHoclp * 1 ' T bT hM
Of Fulda, presentirg remedies for many I limn. Daooo k Rutherford raid OaaUn k II.1I,
evila and opening the door of peace >o long I | fc * aWoruvTto Grafting ao application for cb*r-
dnaired v.ith,.return rnn.id, r that Dalhnli-- *ar. Mid by th. tlm. It 1. granted the oompeny will
should no*mfn« th,“ wen^' ' SWSWS**- «».«■.morallm. thoy StUadv..-
Use for bide for grading, crossties, etc., so that
The sumo paper pnblishea a manifeato | there will be no delays iu poshing the building of
Signed by 181 German Cutholio journalists, tho r°»d rightMong. Thenar* now wvn mile.
nrnnnuiria a rhnrnh in fLir.nv«r tn ot ro * d *»*•*• • ad **»• •*>hra H®» t*®n
proposing to erect * church in lianover to trom Macon to Gainesville. FU„ via Val-
commemorate Herr WindthoiBt b birthday. | dnste. The engineerlmi corps l< in command of
TheCatholiO pn-sa concnra in declaringlOaptiinW.il we’Is, and heisreadyatamomeut’s
S^Si5Sofl h bin “ riCt^^'o SSS 7 tb. work .» Tlfton. 103
eocle.la.tlcl bill this doss not alterlta I mtl— MothofilMxm ud to mile. north of Val.
indepetidance or its attitude tuwarda Bit-1 do.!.. Mid to work tut. w.y,
march, and that Windthorat will retain the ~
leadership.
THE SCHN AEBELES INCIDENT,
... J J., I «■ “W w," U.OMWOUOW, fit. V» tilO rUOAt ClteUAlve
the exact form in which it was presented in I 0 f tn. syndicates yet formed to Muon, and a ruo
the Unterbause and woold tolerate no oppo-1 over the list of members of the company show, tbe
sition from his own supporters. The bill qo.llty of the m.ierlsl of which it is mtoe: U. J.
Jurist I,,., hut this vali'o di.ona.ion h M I Lamar, H. J. lamer, Jr., W. B. Spark., W, W.Col-
ninst pass, not ton week a aticnsston naa |tDii /ttt ^ u , u j. w „ t , oeorgo B. Jewett. s. T,
left angty feeitnga and mneh diseontont in oolsmMi, 8. B. Jaquer, A. B. Bmsll. M. Nuubsnm.
tbe National Liberal and ■" '— ' “ “ “ -
8 ThjrKoltnisobe VolkesZ,Rung the organ I N." SiiST&’fcS ftt
Of the CltramonUneSp has pubhahed the | Bartlett. N. M.Holomon and N. M Hodgkins.
Ltlio text, wi h ft German translation, ot ft I Toe cspitai stock of thsoompsny Isisoo.coo. It
lett r which the Pope has s«nt to the Arch- ® f K! I( 1 B'anted ell these peUtions the oontln-
bt.hnn of flsls.n. oor.iin™ ill. „ititnd<. 1 ,0 ***°?” “d r«mMolng (aoa,ooa in New York Ken t fund would bo exhausted by the 1st
of October. Many officars ot the law seem
think that them is no obligation npon
them to ttse any effort to arrest a criminal
who is at largo. When a grave crime ha9
been committed, if the criminal is not ar
rested upon the spot, the next stop nsnaily
is to apply to this office to offer a reward
for bis capture. This is an evil which is
constantly growing and will continue to
grow nnleu some corrective is applied by
the courts or by the LeKtsistnre.
Permit me to say in conclusion that in
addressing this communication to yon, I
have no disposition to interfere in the busi
ness ol your courts, or to dictato to yon in
this or any other matter connected with
them. I may add that thnre is no occasion
for me to do so, becauso I know that you
are prompt, vigilant tutd able in the dis
charge of your duties.
•I am, my dear Judge, very truly and
respectively yours,
"J. B. Gobdoh, Governor.”
Sheriff Westcott was asked by a Tklc-
oitArn man wh.t he had to say In reference
the above. Ho replied:
"Before 9 o'clock on the night ot tho day
t which the indiotmenta vtro handed to
me I arrested Isaacs and Kelly, tbe only
men available at that time. Perkins and
James were not is the eity at tbe time, and
it waa learned by me that they left before
the indictments were found, and I had not
the remotest idea of their whereabouts.
Johnson was a stranger in Uaoon, and left
Maoon, so I waa Informed, shortly after the
lynchiug. Ford was not here, that I know
of, and I did not know Parker, In fact,
myself and deputies were of the opinion
that Parker had been running as baggage-
master on the East Tenntssee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad, and 1 mado personal
efforts to sconre bim, should I lexrn of bis
whereabouts, never dreaming that the
indicted Parker was in the eity
There are quito a number ef per
sons ot that name in the connty,
and only three ot four ot them live in the
city. Since the arrest I find that it is trne
that the indicted Parker haa been at work
in Macon all the while. Bat as ho was
fireman on one of the awltchtng engine* ot
the Central railroad, far removed from ob
servation, and not mingling with the peo-
>le, thero was nothing to indicate to ma
An Elegant Chapel to bo Erected
University Carnpat.
Ai will be seen by the reeolutioni below, which
wm adopted by the board of tru*t««« of Mercer
Cnlvenuj that the land \»lng In the rear ot tha
University, containing about four acree, and upon
which eUnds the present meea hall, la to be cat ap
In lot* and aold. With the prooeeda it Is deelgned
to bnlld an elegant chapel on the caropae froutlug
Tattnall Hqaare Park, between the Univera ty and
the corner oppoelte Mr. Bartlett'e residence. Tnis
desirable property will soon be ready for tbe mar
ket. Tbe prudential committee of the board la
Messrs. B.L. Willingham. J. W. Caban Isa and T.
O. Lawson:
"Resolved, That the prudential committee, in
connection witn J. D. Stewart. O. R. McCall and
Thomas O. Lawson, be authorized to admeasure,
divide and lajr off Into small lou as In tbetr judg
ment may be most suitable for purposes of sale, all
the lands ot Merger University which outlie tta in
closed campus In the city of Macon; that said land
when thus divided and laid o& the buildings there
on ot Mercer University being reserved, may by the
persons aforesaid be exposed for sale either pri
vately or at auction, and for cash, or partly for cash
and partly on credit, as may in their judgment best
conduce to tbe interest ot the University; and. it
any credit be extended, that notes betaken for such
sums, with tbe best security obtainable and bear
ing interest at B per cent ftomdateof sale, payable
annually. After such sales are effected the prest -ent
and secretary of the board of trustees are hereby
authorised to convey and execute tiilee to said lots
in fse simple to the several purchasers thereof, or
such other writings as may be proper.
"Resolved second. That the dormitory buildings
now on said out-lying lands be removed to the
campus and there re erected for the use ot students
tu the same manner as now uwd. aud that the
building beelgnated as the Meas Hall be torn down
and the material therein, or ao mneb as may be, be
used as mentioned tn the next resolution.
“Resolved third. That the mon y realized from
tbe above sales and from the securities, if any, as
heretofore provided for, and also the building ma
terial in said Mess llsll be use i.as far as 1c msy go.
In tbe removal and re-erection of said dormitory
buildings and in the erection on said campus of a
neat, elegaut, substantial and commodious chapel
In which religious aud other suitable exercises,
under the oontrol of the faculty, inav bs condnoted
for the benefit of the students and people dwelling
in the vicinity.
“Resolved fourth. That should credit be allowed
in the isle of any portion ot said lots, tbe tr»asurer
of the board Is hereby authorized to invest the
avails of maturing securities thus in his hands In
the notes and securities that may be received for
the land.
Resolved fifth. That the following gentlemen,
via.: B. L. Wllllrgham, ebsinmn; t. Vi Gabaiilss
and Thomas O. Liwson, be appoint d a committee
to superintend and have charge of the rem oval of
aald domltory and tbe erection of said chapel, and
to collect and receive by donations or otherwise
moneys for the completion of said buildings tn the
event tbe funds hereinbefore provided for should
be Insufficient for the purpose.
A SAD ACCIDENT,
A Young; Lady of a Prominent Philadel
phia Family Killed.
Philadelphia, April 24 —Gloom was
oast over Iffiiladelphia to-day by the Dews
that Miss Aonie 0. L-sley, dangliter of
Mrs. James Lesley, hail accidentally been
shot and instantly killed herself at tbe
house of a friend whom she was visiting in
Brooklyn. With Mr GeoignNiohols, a son
ofberhoet Miss Leslty bad bum in tbe
habit of practicing frequently with a pistol
during a summer recently spent at Sara
toga, While suiting at his father's house
sho resumed her pistol practice, with yonn?
Mr. Nichols' assistance, and was so engaged
on Saturday afternoon when the melan
choly accident ooonned, which instantly
deprived her of life. The pistol sho was
handling want iff, suddenly lodging a
ballet in her brain, and her horror stricken
companion beheld her sink at his feet iu
the agonies of death.
trsr of construction, wUI b. elected eo Mon at th,
charter I. .ranted. 'J ha road will be bonded very
low, and It It iiv.n u the opln!«n of tenter, that
I th. bond, can be floated In Geonle, u It la ev
en— n......... „„ sardoda.apaylnstneertment Railroad mon .ay
The Gorman, volunteer an Explanation I thatIIvlllMm tsoo.ooo the Mcemlyj
and There WUI Be No Trouble. 1
Pasm, April 23 —The Ropnbliqus Fran-
ealte says that the German government has I unhwltittoaty pronounce It to be the bast remedy
informed M. Flonrens, minister of foreigu | for ooBiha and colds estant.
affairs, that Prlno* Bismarck admit* that
it the arrest ot Commissary Bohnsobeles
WE'LL HAVE THE MARKET.
was mado on French territory, interna I The Election Ye.terday, In YYlilch tho filar,
tlonal law will rtqnlro his release. The I
French papers poraiatontly urge calmness I ... , . . . , —-
and that the government ho lett to pursue ^aTth.X'! ' f ” * *""**"*+ ” ,r
the necessary action. I it wm thought for several dxya prvvloui ‘
Berlin. April 23.—The National Z. itang I frtonda of th* market that ther* would b*
says: "Anxiety la gronndlesa Wo arocon- yftS*?**^"”*
vinoed that: tho government will not ap- iV.£»oT»“. 4 t oYtoV^SiJT*^ SSSf.
prove anything not in conformity with I Th*r* w*r*no indication*, however, andth* *iec-
international law. It is a weU known fact «*»•'*«» without to much a* a harnh
that Q*xmany haa otton allowed French w $; eIoMd „ , u,, afternoon, and
ltpioa to go tree, and it hi improbable that | r**ult*da* follows:
M. Scbnuebtlea was decoyed into Germany | Ft-.twzrd-l'nr. .
so aa to allow his aeixuis by German offl-
•• Aminat...
clals. It has already beon distinctly denitd H, *!!“ d “' d ij£jn,' L '
that there was any attempt mado to docoy Third ward-For 3*7
M. Sohnaebolos " I " . Araini *
Ueblis, Aptil.23.—No (oar of war is cn-1 F#l ;, ,Ul
tertained hero. It ia stated that M. 1
Hchnaebelee waa watched for a mouth prior
to bis arrest, and that he frcqfiently made
secret visits to Mttx, for tha purpose of
stirring up revolt against the Germans. Ot
Total ess
Majority tor mark.t AS,
Tut. vote luerw th. muktt, bclna more then
this fact lbs government has ample evi-1 two-third, of th* rou polled At th. lut s-o.rM
dene*. M. bohnaebcles is betd a close * l « t ‘ 0 ^' h 'f8"» , . 1, ° , 8e water contract,«,d at
j _ I woken vot** w*r* cut.
TUefiv* mark*t commit*loner* wfr* *l*ct*d tn
prisoner, „„ ^
I’abis, April 23.—Le Matin deolatts that I M.rch, and are u follow.: From th. city connctl-
thesecretary ot tbe German embassy In- Al.ianiUr Proodllt. ltob«rt II. Smith, ll.T. Pow-
fount M. Flourens thstM Schnaebelm was | u “ r U “ ,0B “ 4 “•
arrested because he waa tempting G-rman
recruit* to deceit from the army. Tbe of-1 >M, between Pint and Becend. It will contain
fense was oommittod on German soil. The •umct.nt run. for meats and vea.ublo^ with
secretary, acting in the absence ot th. am- --f fiMf’JMiJft.'S
bassador, says that hut government will 1 more time, and la talmlar to th. people,
make ample reparation if it ia proved that I It ta probable that work wtu b» ,■ m at enca and
French soil was violated by tho arrest. I •*•■“*•* *• *« operaUon before the eloee of the
Additional Detail, uftlie Lou of Life and
Property,
Nevada, Mo., April 24.—Additional par-
Ucnlars from the storm swept dietriot show
that over fifteen ptrsoni wore killtd in
Bine Mound and Oz.ge towmbips, b .idea
Uvea lost in other townships in the path of
tha cyclone. Tho damage reported to
„ „ ■■■.,„ nlT . property .me. the fir.t report la as follows:
hat he was the man wanted Instead of the »°hn Armstrongs residence in Henry
Parker on the E u,t Tennessee, Virginia and township wm blown down wd the debris
The mark.t bolMtnti. to be erected on Poplar Georgia railroad, whom I had been watch- ‘“Hered f° r miles. The family escaped
HMNCE AND OOMMEBCE.
MAOON MARKET REPORTS.
Htocka «ud (Jouda.
Oorrucied fixity by Solomon h Biown.
8TATK BOND*.
Bid. Axkcfie
<nr a»orgl*4K per cent. bond»...,..106 107
U. new fii, 188*1, J&u. and July coupon*. 103 104
!t*t* of Qeonzi* sold quArierllea.......108 108
H. fcmltli'i, maturity 1896 123 123
CITY BONDS.
UUsU 6 per cent 106 107
1'Jxnte 7 j*er oent 115 130
\ugutu 7 per oent 107 110
intfuata 6 per oent ...107 109
faoon 6 per cent 114 110
Hnviiiinah F> ]..-r c«*nt, quarterly,
•x-conpon, 103)4 104)4
few tievanuali 5 per cent, quarterly,
February coupon* 100 104
RAILROAD BON'D*.
Uvannah, Florida and Western R. R.
YBQcral mortgage bond*, 3 per cent
tat. coupon* 112 113
t k O lit mortgage consolidated 7 per
cent, coupon* January and July, ma
turity 1897, 117 119
eutral consolidated mortgage 7 per
oent coupon* January ana July, ma
turity 1893, 113 114
f*orgU railroad C*. 1897 106 109
TbarLotte, Columbia and Auguita lit
mortgage, 113 115
Jharlotte, Columbia and Auguata 2d
mortgage 110 112
toblle and Girard 2d mortgage Indors
ed 8 per cent, coupon* J»n and July,
maturity 1889 106 107
(arietta and Nort> Georgia lit mort
gage 6 per cent 99
(OUtgO!
tontgomery and Eafaula lit mortgage
Indorsed5per cent...... 109
♦ntvem Alabama 2d mortgage indorsed
110
107 109
ber, maturi ty 18A
tooth Ga and Fla li toned...
loutb Ga and Fla 2d mortgage 112
>oean 8team*Ulp 6 per cent bonds,
guaranteed by Central railroad 105
•tineeviUe. Jefferson aud woutnero
railroad, 1st mort, guaranteed 116
113
folnesvtlle Jeffe son and Bootbem, 2d
gu ranteed. lift us
Mumbuaand B me 1st In . jmed 6s,.. 104 106
Jolumhu and W tern 6 p ir cent l*t
guaranteed 104)4 107
Augusta and Kn xvllle railroad 7 per
.eem 1st monger- bonds, ...107 109
ilty and Hubnrban railroad 1st mort*
age 7 p r cent bonds 1 106
RAILROAD STOCKS,
Augusta »nd Ha van nab 7 per cent, guar
antee 13’ 134
Jeutral ooramon, nomlm. I10 125
ieoiYla oonmiou 200 302
'oathweatern 7 per cent, guaranteed,.. 130 132
eutral 6 per cent certificates 103 104
Ktlanta and West Point railroad «toe*. .110 113
ianta and West Point 0 per cent cer
tificates 104)4 105)4
..170 175
tepltal Hank 85 87)4
lentral Georgia Bank 90 96
first Nations 1 Ranh 150
(aeon cUvlsgs Bank 9C 91
M1SCXLLARXOU STOCXS AND BONDS.
(aeon Gas Light and Water stock 116 120
lacvuGae and Water first mortgage 6
per cent bonds, Msy and November
•OVpOM.r
A Duel to the Death.
Chattanooga, April 20 — Five miles from
OoUevtah, ia Jamra county, Tvnn., twenty
miles from this city, a terrible tragedy vn-
enacted yeuterday afternoon, in which two
men lout their lives at each other’s bands
Only meager details have thas far been pro
cured. John lloy and Will Carson, two
well known men, lived near neighbors
They were intimate friends when thty met
Tuesday morning, bnt got into a riHpuh*
over some land. When they separated they
were very angry aud each swore vengeance.
That they kept their word was ehown witn
terrible trnth In a few hours. A negro
gnan walking toward White 0-»k Gap, on a
public road, raw two bodies in the road,
and seppoaed the men were drank, nntil he
reached the spot where they were lying,
when he found they were dead. They had
met, renewed the qnarrtl and both were
killed. Boy lay within a tew inches of Car-
son's feet, with his pistol tightly grsaped
in bis hand, and a bullet from tbe weapon
had poised through Carson's heart. Car
son's pistol had fallen from his hand, bnt
when it had been last discharged it sent a
ball through ltoy's braio.
THE WESTERN CYCLONES.
THE CHEAT DRILL.
The Secretary of the German ombasty ■ Jur ' *
paid another visit to M. Flonrens to day,
and told bim that the iLVestigati >n which I
Germany wm maktn K into the cireum.tim- T1,e PT * P * r *^^ Wrt P ..^j. “**“
oe« attending th* arrtot otAL Schnatbele-1 ExU*»tv» pnvwMtou in b.te* mvt. forth.
vrA. not yet BnUhed, Pablto felling con-1 pi-xiur. .ad «it-rt>lam.nt of th. mllturr rutuu
oernlng the street of Schnaebele* hM grown I Muo* on tho tub Mid 13th of n.xt Booth. The
mnch calmer. It hA. transpind th.t * I
L-ip.lc oonrt prevlon, to the arrest h»d I pooBtotoTllM-oB o* thoJ* twodljfftom
con'ii tuned SAnaeheles (or high trcAwn in two da,.from
inciting rtoraiu to -iMert.. VUu.ius-uusO, .Uci, b eeleni .« . biuura
Tho oAbinet to-d»y dUcuaed the Bchnae- S? 1 *-.. 1 ! J, 1 ”* *
bole* urest. Tbe mlniater of jaitle, »nh-1 lumu-s. Toot. *tu be prundod for the comfort
mttted * report made on thesit.it by the I ol ttwmlU'ux om tbeanomd.
' Th. .mud booqa.t .til bo *tvoa on th* nl*ht of
the 13ih to (b rorttnr Gordon ud outf at toe
Armor, ot Ih* M. -on Volu*toor*.
le MtdlltoD to tho com put loo competing for tho
prt curator of Nancy, within whole juris
diction the arrest took pUoo, and the evi
dence ad-moed at the jndicitl enquiry _
Bhowirg that tho arrest wm made I ptbuo. theNeeond 'toor.ll tbullion wtublprowi’t
on French noil. Tbe cabinet •«
a re»nlt of the dioetuelon, resolved ZZ*?***** Unt * m,i “ **»>
that M Fiouretis, foreign minister, com- ’ P — ‘
mnnicoto to the German ambassador and
-1 Tbe haul lion will be reviewed by the Governor
i I and bie staff, composed of twenty officer* tn unt-
‘Totoittoe. pnte. to om of the ImimI cro.d.
dor at Berlin, to Germany the inbject mat- mm ha. vbimd Mwoa ta <nn. k,.cui .reunion
ter of tha acenmebta
Tho Temps, referring to the Rchneebele*. ... . — . _ . _
Tf^t’r.^l •ponun^n.
Btiptskenby tbe German government tn «uipoeUiv*lybno(,iao«UriIixt,lMaMilqaMtw.
pivmg an expl.n.tion to M. Flonrena da- I m., bo otizpd for them, m th. anti atu b.
prive* tho incident of the character of , Too commttw. will mmm Ismrd promptly
voluntary provocation, and believe* that
after do* itqniry the matter will be arnug
ed in eoriformitv with ioteroationM law.
i mmgL__
hotsla have already tntnjr appllcaUo.'ts vo file, an
tf tbe military d«lav Ute matt>r too leaf they will
VimtHA, April 23-Soma of the emhaeu-1 • lm * ud “ *•
dor. at Barbu have been aaeored that no m-
rion* reanlta will follow the arreat of I Johnnp’e CompMltlon on Medlrine.
Bobuaeb^les. I "To*** le two kind* nf medicine beside* tkeklud
The No«b German Gazette eeal-oflei-1 g6»t ktodjft tbe Soft Ktwft
ally aUtee that tbe errekt of Schneebeles j h»*a» y™, nn ^ *41^1.h
lot k place on German tetritory. The ao-1 t»sr to ud th. oth.r tied le th* But kind
thoiitie. L.1 received information that which U raltod hit* »d It t. th* Hude.1 »f Urn
ing for. Johnson wm arrested in a little
town in Spalding connty, and mv*e known
who he was, according to tho alatement of
the man who arrested him, while tn an
intoxioated condition. Ford wan arrested
in Warren county by a detect!re who fonnd
bis whereabouts by teeing his brother get
on the train logo in that direction and fol
lowing him. Parker virtually gave himself
ap first to a friend and then to me, at
which time I first dUcovered that he wat
tiro man I wanted.”
VVerlejan Honors.
Yesterday waa an Important day at Wes
leyan Female College. The honors were
awarded and the yonng ladies of tho inati-
Intion were io a natter of ox.itement nntil
tha awards wera announced. The mem
ber! of tbe Senior elus have been striving
hard (or the honors and there wero some
disappointments, bnt all could not ha for
tunate.
The following ta the list;
Sophomore traders—Mias I.inra Cook,
Him Lila Gerry. Miss Aline H ulakina, Min
Fanny Holt, HIm Jennie Hnpaon, Uioe
Emily H.zlehnrst, Miss Annie N.pier, UUs
swttio Parker, Mi.* Bessie Walker, Mias
Hattie Wilder, Miss Mamie Lee Wing.
Junior readers—Mm. Mart Lon Bron,
Mix* Florence Bernd, Ui«, Florenoe Bine,
Mum Rath Carr, Uiu Mty Carroll, Miss
J a.i* Hopkins, Miu Ella HeAndrew, Miss
Addi* Mitchell, Mill Alice Napier, MUa
Mary Psttenon, Ui.a G-nie Email, Mias
kl.ygie Smith, Mias Alice Wimberly.
Vatidictory—MU* Halite Uhone.
balntatory—Miaa Emmie Turnbull.
A dlatreeete* eoe*h amp be allevtamfl. ut .ore
iPonMIUm
BchnaebelMhad been condncticg bim.rH . a ,.o TM.
in a auspicious manner at Mela and other tku poa nt u Took ram oub poa HM sot for r
placaa on lb* ftonUer. A German official, 1 o>*k-» qatu a Baa ta pvut
who i» believed to U an acoumplicv of I *TSr_.. ...
BehnaebelM, haa bean arretted at Met! noktochutonr. Fiane's "kletMnt Porutir. p.t-
Tbe German government hM not ordered, let.," which we Hep tn t.k. eaa Ao Sb.tr wart
BO* coal l U approve, anything contrary to awwdj *; 4 “}*•'/■ K-tta» Asm u toeiad. I ‘
» rnational Ur. Tbi aUtoment Ibat SrijSySSkS
h c.ebeli S wm cecoyed into German ter- ( chroetc 1 - -r—1- u. r u - ■-
r : f, ia no trne.
■> Berliner Tagblatt pnbli>he* a Melz |
J—t teb in reference to the letter written
Wise Law, BaIiu. 3* c»u a bettl*.
The AcrteaUmrml Society.
MltomTWHOBArw: An error sppeMe hi Ih*
pebtlahed kvaBMCttowo ef ewr leeoat ce**«ottoo *t
AB-rieee. wblcb I weald be gied to bar. cometed
«hroa»h pear uIuua Th* eeauntt.* oa expert
bmoim .utleme mod* a iwport to that body .ud
wm con titled with laMracrloae tears, th* peae.**
ef the but pemdtag before th* Uablou. forth*
e^aHhhiMatot npettmeatol .utton. to Owirala.
Th. pebliahed peer.otlegsewtethMih
WM dircasried. which I* taeenoct y<
fe'lr. K. c. Uaiu.
[Psion frlndlp to th. current place. eepp.J
by taking rtfuge in tho collar. Mrs.
Armstrong was aeriotuly in
jured. George Kelly'* house wm
demolished, seriously injuring Mrs. Kelly
and two children. An old ziuo trunk con
taining one hundred and fifty dollars in
gold, which waa in the bonse at the time,
waa found three miles from Kelly's bouse.
Thomas Madison'* rtiidenoe wm destroyed.
Mr. Heine'* fine two story residence was
entirely demolirhcd. Clatw Htreet'a resi
dence and D. Berry’s houae were total y
destroyed. Mr*. Frank Harworth wm
aenouidy hurt, as were al-o two ot ber
children. Mia. John Uight will die.
Highl'a child waa aho fatally hurt and J,
Whitfield aeries*:, injured.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Doc Wilson It*rely Hived From the Effect,
of an OverdoM of I-mud,III! in.
Boston, April 24.—A Providence speciil
to the Globe .ays: Doe Wilson, wuo ia
eridely known Ibrungh hi. anlt against
Philip L. Morn, the barbed wire rntnafne-
tarer, ot WoreeettT, sttimpted suicide last
night in bis room at the Hotel Dorrance,
Providence, by taking laudanum. Medical
assistance waa quickly summoned and bis
Ufa wm saved, although ho it in
very weak condition to
night. Hit wife iometimo ago
in.titnted divorce proceedings, and for a
time Wilson wm denied the privileg e of see
ing the two children. He obtained permis
sion later, however, to tee them at his hotel,
hat in every inatanoe they were tcojm-
panied by th* sheriff. Yesterday afternoon
(he children visited him, and be
received a letter from bis wite. The mis
sive contained a refusal to ever live or as
sociate with him or to speak to him. This
B tally depressed Wilson, and ia th* proba-
e cans* of hi* attempt to commit mi
ckle.
pkteMi to the tuts ltd htmUs ta tu tLca. Hadden Change* of Weather
tto)uM u t iwrAy to >U Kiahln. ihnm. Are pndMUv* of throat t
ptwplro. hlatfhom, rrvpa.ii. that swelM etc. Thera t. ao more .lee
—AdTAUCtUf, Choir. Hr, ir,
UJC-ipai lb; mtUinm pmm lbu
as hard to get; via bp >,
/ ctrlotr; ei to 63o bp tm»U lou 1 °'*'«
Fith-c.tch of
to. 3. half bbli (80), ft.IS- Ho rx fc!l
w.00; So. L joanor >JtU (to/ m? 1
tr bblt(iO) »3.M;N0.jr aiutoVv 1 : Sl
’»• h P»i!« (tot »acu i' l '«•«
Io. «. rsli, (10), 700. Catch b-
tow loft !n markeL They r
’"•L Jalfbb’.isO), (uoj (,
1X50: No. 8, half bbl, (80). to (v, 1 t>-
>bil, none; No. 3. quartor bblr tin
11.35: pall. .* 0 Lif,.
ro. 3 (10), 450.J pxflA 8 (im ij®'*'
“ MB hr or —A 6 '
Ip In Job lots. Retail prior. Ira «
—trx—Per bbl 8 2« to 8 40 °
Homlnp—Per bbl 8 SO,
item,—14 tb, .venue plain Du- ... - 9
average : He par lb. * ' tolt.J
. Lap—No. l llmothy.HOOtoMm — .. 1
.8 <0 to 10 GO; baled st.-xv, 14 to l
Lard—T;crc«« family 8t nr/ T,
per lb; 10 lb cam fXe per lb- six
p- HH:8 lfccan.0Kop.Ylb. ' !a
Jfcual—In better supply man fer if w.
ejnhanired. Plain r,o to »
Oats- Weat^ni ' %DC7 - hl *J./<|
Hus proof None in market tj
TobMeo—Market dtfll; demand
quote: Bmoilng. SSo to (1 35; cbomo-
.ound, 35 to 80c; medlntn, 40 to 58c%ivT
notflae fuep, 88 to toe; extra Ana' ifsl
bri.fct nario. <v to ito; da-t iTh,f.1
TomatoOairnp-pmu, sue; quarts illtM
Tube—For neat, 43 so to $3 78; bo? i J
dozsn; No. 3. ( 35 par dozen; No. -Yuli
dozen. '
Mlzcellftueoua Grooerlet.
All® GreM0-52 25 to $3 W per use •*, J
Bar Load—SVo. * e * rj 3
Beet—Oorned, cooked, 1 lb cans I) «..
lb cans *2 25. *
^ Bticklng-No. L per grow, 13 70; So, 4,
Broomi—1 so to 4 00 per down.
do«m oU_I ’‘ toted ' 144 10 lHl mi
Candle,—Star, llKo.
g Oaudp—AMortod, In bone. 3 to Me; In •
Cinnamon Bark-For lb, 13 to 18r.
Cloves—30o. '
Concentrated Lye—3 78 to 8 35 per ora
Cracker.—Ilsnntt»ge and Exclrtot ta.
andrrina 7K0 to»Kc; X and XXX ini.-
hnttor and tapioca, to to (Kc: X ud util
reap., 7XO to «Xc; X m 4 XXX lunon mel
to Bfto; common mlzed rale, ud Jumtbxl
Otnger—13c. A 1
Macaroni—CnmuUo, too pu lb; bcpcitm, I
r&hm (Hln
. “xtehcA-tiUdo K», 85c: round woofl, tin I
1150 to M 75; 400S 84 CO to (4 74i 800* Ugl
Nutmeg. GoctoDOo. * 1
Ostmsal-F.r bbl, 85 70: pci half bbl, |
Pepper—300.
Pepper Hanra-UJc to ft 70 per do.
Pteklee—Pints (100; quart. 81 *>. bill ■
ilbb Macufuiur.rg Co 1st mortgag.
b ud. 103 104
yan Female Coir go bond. 110 113
[sutler House lot mortgsge bonds too 101
inmiwlck aw and Wvter 7 per cent
bouao ill ltB
irjniirlek Ou and Water stock 83 83
Pirs tnenranee etoc^ .....106 108
Eagle and Fbenlx MTg .too 133 131
tiam-ed o„o<x.. #
VplM-a lb can., |1 per dot.
it.uaberrioo—3 lb cans, tt per doe.
TssitIm—3 lb can., 11.16 per dot
: x-l'.b xi. II 84 per doa
(or. *1 R —81.85 per do, for 1 lb, 83,80 par
nr •
|t< I s> 1130 per cm, of 3 del lb cans,
4 | - -aa ter 31b cane; 1 lb Ugtt -flight,
10 to 81.88; 3 lb Ipbt Height XJ.80.
.oxdennd Milk—F > cue of 4 do* Ratio, 17.71;
k a 88.00 Elamm , half.. 88.78.
■Seekeral— cue It lips rdo
ftax*»— I i II S.l ttpor no Iba
,nw 11.85 per do,; pie, 8 tbe. 11.05 to 81.10.
•u- Xz.rly June 3 lb cans 11.75 pu dot.
In» - Faritr it's, 1 lb cana 81.50 per doi.
7las.ppIra-3 th eau IIU per doe; xrandi,
Poiv.4 lltn- 70c. tor K> and 31.86 tor Hr.
Mpberrtro- 3 lb cans 81.80 per dci.
iatnen—1 lfccane, 81.70;8lb cue. 83.80.
7:*, whefTtee- 31b rvne, 11.60 per dot
8 rial Beam-3 lb earn. $1.00 per; dot
.uxlTor—S Iba per doa. Me. I Ibe. |L1I|p*r
N
Country Proaue*.
Al>'.u-DTtid<Kc;,T>po> ted>0.
9ahiA(s-6P 1X0 per eal.
j; >d Fevtn»- Hirlctlj o. 8 reeled, 8c per lb.
Slti-HX to 185
favtoera—cr oice geeee, so to 55c: mixed 3d io 80e,
yt Yell w. 83.60 le 88.76 per bbl.
:‘era—Whiter $1.71; Beld. |l vote 81.10.
fs-auto—Nottb Carolina and. Virginia tX to le;
l-r-ta 4Uc.
i—Irish. .1.75 to 17.05 per bbl.
ituh—Ha per ewe, 15 oa 13 Mk
^13 80 to 83 78; Wameon pore. 81 *:
Halt Bock—Pot ton. In lots 818 00; len ■
00c per 100 Ibt.
Bardtnce—American 35 60; Imported 3.
Beamleu Rage—Two bosboL lac; 3gfc
boabeL 35c.
Snnlbx—LorUlard'a, Jaro 50c; 1 lb kUaeiwil
ud 3 ounce tins Me. per lb; Wewand'f Haidl
Scotch large bladder. 13c; small bUddmik. I
Soap—Common to fucy, 33 00 to It *• *
gods—heg», 4540; boxes, 1 lb, 7K: K r
auorud. IK; K lb packages. 8.
flplce—Kiev
Starch—Roxe* 40 per lb: 1 lb boxes 4g »kl
Tew—Imperial, good tooboloa. II to kef
powder, goodl 0 choice, 80 to 75c. Yooni t (
good to choice, 90 to esc: Engl lib bmriaa. j
to oholee. 88 to 78c; Colons, good to ohotea !
70c: Soncbong, good to choice, 35 to he; 5
good to choice, 86 to 60c.
Sugar—Market itrong. Ont loaf IKb l
gowJorod 8K0; grannlatod 6','c; vt:u 1
Ode; Ugbt creams 6Ke: brown, le.
Byrnp.-Fan y Raw Orleans open krttUtlt
per gal. other grades 33 to 40c per g>l.
Twin.—Cotton, II to 38c; Juto. 15c: pi
kerap, 16 to 20c.
Vinegar—Apple, 30 to 88c; pure doxbu <
What Can b. Dune.
By try tog Again and looping ap eograao has)
things ewmiagly tmpoooAble rnaybootwioed. Uu
dnd. of hope (era eras* of Kidney ud Line Coat-
plaint hare been cared by Ueetrtc Baton, alter
rrarylhlng elra had bras triad la tala. Ho. draft
think thrae u ao ear. foe yoa, bst try Flectrte Bit-
tors Then le an tosdlcta. ra rate, raparmaadra
perfect a Stood Funner, tleifite Bttton will
can Dyeperata. Diabetes ud all dlawns of Uw
ptda^v- farak
Lever, ud over
boulra only to
If th* Panhandle railroad crew, keep on
they will at last coma toiltal rail!.—Lowell
Courier.
loeiaehle la aflsetlra* of Btoencb a d
Cingx, Faint, and Oils
'5r.gr And DyeAtr.flr— Indigo, beat, 71 to 60o
if lay, 11 to 13c; ulto, 3K to Be; blxt.ton^ «X to
i; slam, IK to 4c: cochineal, 88 to 40c; msguerl.
Art, Iflto 85c; flour snlpbnr, IK to 8c;
star, IK to Ac. camphor, is to Me: copperas, 2 to
Kl; uufatld.35 to loc
Halicinra -Opium, $4.15 to II, quinine, 80 to
Do; einehcolda U to too; Iodide potash, 8$ to
■4.13; rhubarb, 75c to 83; tpecu, 81.35 to 1150;
traa 30o to Hi otlenok 7V to 11: Mo* aw, 11
1 He; morphia* 18.76 la 14.0); chloroform. Bo to
I* gstoroU 81.75 to li.
rtink. oto.—White trod. wncUy par*. 14 50 te
I; tunltnro r Am lib, $1 Mto 33 00; ooacb TArnlzb,
140 te 38; cabinet gins loo to 47c; white gins, lOo
■ 16c.
met oik |1 to 8380; tmrpuUM, 45 Kc; cylinder
I, *0c to Me; afanwl Me WIOe-.WeetVlrgtslA black,
■ei lard oU. *0e teMc; cotton orad. 60c; headlight.
'k keruotao, tfj; uealafoob 78c; maahlnary. 38c
atom] Mto, Mm cotton tra-1. reJned. 55c;
AIM, Newfoundland end. *3*
Dry UoofU.
e ahlrttegi WaynaaarUle, X, Ac; Aten-
IrtsaHheeUnw-WaynmAnTaie, 5-4, dc; Aron-
•asas* lOtlpfllldl -fwH rtf Tmm V tu*
am He 6*0.
ai.ached bbtnlngs—Yard wide. Fralt ot Loom,
da; Wtmiatta. lie; Lonsdale. TX; Cabot Tr
mnitonrga—Oortnth ud other standard
••a ft: loaiftc: BoaMfw
Canat Jran. _ Andsvraovgin. 6 <c; Bockpon,
4; taeauta.dKotRMnikMKwti»u.tKto
Prill.- Taetfl-, 8c: Wmuor, 5*; Arm<ld«, 5c: At-
'«. »we: Am.rv.s- I.Ko; Btraiiuu.lKe-. Oonra
U tKo; Lodi. 8; 11 bturtaUAt, OKs: Berwick
1 Brvi.pc. XKe.
ttortiug Fnnu— . .vriinwA to: Amwlsaa, 4Ko
JftenU-h*'.r*» IK«: aeten,. Ir, Ktotoi M,
" *e
Iu m -O^nMia, *Ufrt Dc. OosftttR, axtio.
*•: ftlie*UaCfc«t »s Ho; *1 f K 5>i0; '(hi’f afilk* *- _
raivntUk* O o* tio. iso. f *r«y. il<«; umuiti
1 V DHo.
JftORa—»>% tu 40c POT yard,
-'ifoad-laitU acd Paaulz, jarfacW
* •»* -r..nt R1ot». S3 ho v« bsaefc.
ffrolir and Kata
bbl to St *V.
Haoa^.fwa-Gapo CoA U ioi.
kf.hitfttotc.
Jlfttft—i ta 10c.
f ’o*—La7t»r «**#*!*• if M tm.
b:ias««—14 o* to ft 60 ?•? Um.
tala—TarroMAna aUtoofta Ike mt ib; ffiteOTu ca
•» AMU 34c per lb; Fnecb tnlauk II Is 18c jn
*• ptovo. Pvvralb- — “ —
130 to 848 Ou par 1
er.ara—6 to live
Deaveae—Fiends, per Nn 1001* 88.00.
Baltin. '« taytn tiaira iiTSpra raxt »•»
e*a Vra layra. 88 *a to 33 38 par belt loetc auga
11138 0* nrka
^Ojvxj^ifvtigto p.r bbl 38J0 u 3«j»; train
0.11 ferula rraraae—L. L. boxes 3 3 38 to 83*
.all bott. tl Mlo II SO: qoattra koxraHtokOc.
Beaty urMSllH.
rst Utlewtay ira t-riHlr rteog’* r oea-
W*I' bvt-rasupply 18K*.
Bulk.Idra-ttarkiuirady .tax ■ .
6t.ui-oian.oMr,i...c... ■ ar ; gl:tAdgr
■ UIU 80s pulfc; country Mty t:’ :^era
IS 114 pj lb.
ara-.-Fer hudndlldOtoll 10.
M°ltopi'lbl m e ”*“ 14# **“• v *“*fl^v*UK
Hardwort.
4t2M—(o fT 00 17 50 dozen.
tikx lead—To mt pound.
LackaU—Fainted 9150 per dozen, cedw 1
(130,
Uarda—Cotton ft 25.
Ubalna—Trao« f ft 00 to $6 00 per doiea.
Hawea—Iron-bound fS 60 to 66 60
Hoot 8J< to to as®* par lb.
Powdtr—65.00 per keg. Bloating powdtf
Irou-HwMe5to5Kop«rlh, refined 3
Load—7o per lb.
Meat area-Per nett 610U.
Ifallz—$2 86, baxli of lOd.
rinwztocU-Haixnan’a 61 00 to f 1 IU.
Bop*—Manilla. 19c; Biaal 13c; cotton lie. ,
flhoaa—Hon* 6500 pot keg. MalethoM 1'
tfhortla—km— 610 00 per dozen. 1
Dhot—Drop 6150 par bag.
•Ufata—6125 par Aoz^n.
MotI—Flow 4Hc P«r lb.
Tube -Fainted if 60: c«dar |4 60 perdem
Waahboardz—6135 to 61 *0 par dozen.
Wall Bnckeu—63 75 per dozen.
Wire—Barbed wire 5 Ko per oaU.
Hides. Wool, Etc,
llidez—Oreen zalt, per poand, ■ —i .
per r ound, le to 9c; dry flint, per pound, tek:
Ooat Hiln*—Dry, per pound, 8c.
Deer bidee—Dry, per ponnd, 18o to 90a
Leather In Rough—fiidee, per pound, Ifle
whole ktoe, per pound, 10o to 20e.
Bbeap Bklna—Dry, per piece, 20o to 50a
bbtarllnpft—Per piece, 5o to 10a
Tallow—Fer pound, ia
Becewax—Pare white and yellow, p«
16c to He.
Wool—Fleece, Barry, per pound, 8c to
waabed* perpovud, in- t«» i5c; woeimi. • 1
wathed, Barry, llo to 20a
Rage—Cotton. lc per pound.
Leather*
Oak oole, S£c to Oc; hemlock. 26o to 89c; ]
calf iktii, 40 00 to iu per dor, American.
•6 uQ per dot; kip. A) to 90 00 doe; barnieft)
89c to 45c; zklrtlng. 40e to 46c per lb; toppU>Al
to 16 00; itatage, 4 \ A io • 00 per doa. 1
Lime, Pl«Ut«r and Cement*
Cement—LonUvlJle and Roeedale, 1T* toi|
Portland cemeot* 3 25 to S 90.
Btlx—40c to luo.
Lime-Alabama lump. 130 tn 115 yrat*
ft*. 1 33 to 138: Tcnnraw* 11m. 100 to I »
FUaUr—Calcined. 1M to 250 pslbbL
Liquors.
Bye, 106 to 4 00; Bourbon, 106 to 400; r
rye and corn. I lu to 1 50; gin and rum, 1 *
m. 0. corn, 1 40 to l 50.
B.-raudy—Tmmih mud 150 te 3 55; £
(taker brandy, t0o to 1 uu. French brand
195; domestic brandy, 1 75 to 8 00. ^ _ ..
Wine—Catawba, 85c to 1 00; port and ekzriT-
to S 44. 1
Tho chrapcet waj to get rid of • bort|J
lend him some money.—Ex. Not to
c heapeet way is to oak bim to lend jo* *
money,—Cincinnati ExeningTelog^JJ
Dental Society JVotlfJ
Th* Georgia State Dental BoeietJ ’
meet at CutuberUnd Island T««*W'.
28th, 1887,’ and temain in
day*.
The ex«miuing board will meet ia®
wick on M itid.y, a. ra., at 10 o'eto*
231. Ad upplio-mta tor Hceiue will I
nut 8 the board promptly.
Applicants to praettee dentistry
exsmtued in Human Physiology. An'
Pathology, Tbstapeutica, Cha®M*f‘
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Prosthetic Dentistry.
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practice of denUtry to Georgia Mb
to the 9th of October, 1883, without •
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