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j TIIE iELEGBAPH AND \1 KSSKNGfiK. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1*85. FROM A lit'/ POOR IN THE SCHOOLS. looking through glass at the ladle3 and gentlemen promenading Every sewing machine company in lb> country ha* pre sented this hotel with a machine. They are all kept on top, and the Jadl S In the hotel go up there on pleasant days and do their fiewitg. It is a grand building, bat the stockholders have never reallz-d anv money from it. They did not expect to. They contributed to the fond from city pride; but of course the beautiful structure adds to the value of properly and the attractive- nesa of Ban Francisco. I suppose the lessees make money 1 ’. “Ie the palace as large as the Kimball Hoove?” I timidly inquired. •Not quite,” he replied, with exquisite irony in Ms big, manlv voice, “but it will be as soon aa they finish the addition which is now being bail;.” Krake Sharp was in convulsions. 1 didn’t know wb*i to do—so I lelt. THE RAILROAD BILL. The Favorable Report of the House Com mittee to be Made to-Oay. Atlanta, September 28.—There was a lively aeasi of the Home railroad com mittee to night to consider the railroad nalHond Bid-Text of the Macon Tax *HI~A Waatam Nlan’a Career—other Items. flUOBiPH BOKA0.17WPSACHTBM BT. IE XHAHTA. September 28. l£85. .a*ts. September 28—In «n InlM.i.w 8aperint.ildent 81a- Knolthe pabllo echooU. ronferied jadg- wy 'pou the cnie mule .gainst the in this column. He admits th.t K^ISifeUe well t ken, th.t there ire chll- ?4<foi pwr parent* wno ennotget In the «*L“£'7ufiooli while there ere children S*r$rpittnie who are lo *1™ high schools. 5J but he avoW*. Heit.tei StterhUe IhU U a tact, It Is due to another t\“ Tbit toe population o! Atlanta hat in.rrown the capacity Ot her public He aaf a that?68 500 was expend . K^rnnnlcc the schools tnU year-$7,798 bill. The following members were absent: »!Hlrhwaa spent m-on the blah schools. I nrner of Troup, Bobbe, Tetley, Uwls of .,-hirhs.BSDemui - - Hancock. Mason. Cason. Harrell of Deca- tnr, Ward and McCanU. On a motion of high school ought ^ ^ ^ ^ mow mm umu mm. TTin.n, ..„t and to'accommodate 410 Butt, Clay, J Stewart, Arnhtim, Lofley and I nize thfi fact fn our bench show, end Ptdl-1 triomly wttowork"?© 1 bush'the matter u*p what is now needed toUve all the Burner—3. Ward and Harrell, of Decatnr.l gree has no influence iu affecting the judg- b preventing the newspaper reporters SJniJLn t>oor end rich, admission. That were paired, and Teasley with lamer, of ment of a dog. appearance and good points ,n HR0T ering anything about their £ U »Ka wrald remedy the evil. Bat Tmap. , , belDg the only tests. Btad dogs, with ped- Bllt ^sturdy tfogiUbmra in 5? the money to ct.me from. The There were mataal and harmonious ex- igrees, often earn fortbeir masters from tbe Canadian bank determined to follow «r.hnnla will not ptmations as to the manner iu which the $5C0 to fl.000 a year, and their value may 1 tbe t j,lef t 0 the end of tbe earth and to first report bad been made. The Chair- be estimated at from S3,000 to $5,000. ° Q Ch bring him to punishment if it took the man (Tate) seated that he would make * dog is juit as g«od a piece ut property whole of their capital. 8o they not only the report to the Honse Wednesday morn-1 as a borae; but the law in this 8tale doea I aent j n inn, the Canadian agent o! the ing, so that tha minority report oouid be | not take that view, and a dog Is only cjin-1 p, n * cr t 0 n Detective Bnreso, on bla costly filed at the same time. Mr. Gostin sidered as property when ha has a collar * oarney but they freely threw delay, and on, or Is proper y registered with J°® an- other thousand dollars as a ret vthFiei* the luouuy “...I * 4 outlook here is that the schools wUl not have more than enough money to ran them ihrough the winter. It is certain tb™» U«w bull.'lugwill not goupthl* ■tour and peilnps not next year. Mean- C, children who red the rudiment!I of in education moat remain out to the cold while children able to attend private n bools are enjoying the luxury of a high school edaoation. Buperlnteuilfnt B'at. n eays that he la not to blame the b .nul is lit to blame and the «.tem « ro“ to bl.me. If the people ■MUbeir children to be Mated, they must furnish the money W eh, they are far- nlshtog too money in tbe form of taxes. It knot mot K t, to seat the children most inRed of poolic school* Wbat la to be done? It is clear that the chUdrtn of the noor oucht not to be allowed to grow up In Frnorsncil a. d vice, while -ho children o the rich ebioy Iree eoncatlon. fha'.bjtct of pnhlio Iree tchools la or shouldbe lo educate the ehiluren of tho? e citizens who are tbemselrcs unable to educate them This btlng true. If nect sstrv, tbe high whcols enould be abolished and tbe mrney which It oosta to run them ahould be osed to provide addl- tional grammar school* for those poor chil dren now knocking at the That is the best remedy In sight forTheta- Ra ilcry milled great evil. The S7.U00 which it a nd costs to run tbe high schools t year will build a grammar school boose Itrge enough to seat ail the applicants who are now shot out. There is » great pdec pje in this. The rich and poor are taxed alike, and the rich and poor snonld b« educated alike. Give them more »f the r ecestlUes and lew of the luxuries of education. It is htHar that all should have the necessities, than that m*ny ahonl'l forego them In order that a few may enjoy The luxuries. Abol ish the high schools nndnsethe money spent to run tb«m In catab ishiog another big grammar school. That is wbat the people—me ma^a here—want, and that i« what they will clo day have, because it Is right. BLUE-BLOODED DOCS. Animals Whose Anc*«t»yCan tie Traced Back for Fifty Years. Philadelphia Record. It is not perhaps generally knotan,” said a member of the Kennel Club yester day, while expatiating upon the merits cf a favorite Bettor, “bat the pedigrees of THE LONGEST WAY 'ROUND. Fifteen Thousand Miles and Ten Thous and Dollars to Catch a Thief. Now York Herald. To travel 15,000 mt'es and expend about $10,000 and all for the pnrpose of arresting one man, with the vague chance of recov ering a few hundred dollars of stolen many dogs, eipeclally pointers, aettera nnd I money, leema like "gotoi; through a great collies, run back olten Ilfty year* without deal to get very little,” as the girl etld a break. The regleten are kept ae care- when she learned tbe alphabet. But that fully at for Holstein, Jersey or any blooded I la what Detective H. O. Julian has juat cattla, and the dogs are known by mini- done in the employ of the Bank of Hon hers just as the onitle are. The Englieh t rr> |. Kennel ClubStnil Book, giving Ihe peil- The man who we* “wanted" wssJames grtes of all fine bred d »4» inGrea^Britaln, 1 Robinaon, a shoe manufacturer of 8t. includes several Urge v jinnies. Two .eg’s ] John. N. B. He waa charged with ters are kept in this c-jOLt^y—one In ti is swindling th« Bank of Montreal, through city ar.d one in Chicago—to which all tneloneof its branebtaat Bt. 'obn, out of English nn bers are given, aa w«ll aa the $80,000 byuc»ns of forged nromitaory numbera of all dogs with pedigrees bo nin notes, and he had inn awav. The atory of America. I Robinfon’e escape from Sr. John on the “The value of a good pedigree In a dog o-h of May last, his flight iu « schooner Is of coarse apparent. If a certain breed,] which he bad chartered to bring him to say of setters, has become famous for their New York, his wanderings through this hunting qualities, the fact that a dog has country and Mexico, ana bis oaptara In In hia veins the blood of some honored the City of Mexico has been briefly told in dam or sire of that fano'y must necetia-1 the newspapers, bnt It a detailed account rlly increase h e worth, as he may nata- 0 t hi? adventarea and narrow wespea from “uXwss anent ui-on the high schools, corner oi i roup, Konoe, TesMey, x*ewis oi ra ily be expected to follow in their foot- shipwreck and arreat were wriiton it wonld ■!»« further that in one department of Hancock, Mason, Cason, Harrell of Deca- steps. And bo it is with non-sporting dogs. I rC ad like a romance. S e n,W Hich School there to a inrpluj tnr, Ward and McCants. On a motion of The descendants of a long line of spaniels “it’axiiousB.TOU mow. 1 . *-.ntvfivo pupils for whom he Mr. Guilin, that the bill be reported back or terriers, famous for their beauty or The directors of tbe Bank of Montreal Si. Ken ordered to provide another room favorably, the vote was yeas, m0 re substantial qualities, will, of coarse, kneW we j| that to lead a detective after tbe ftnaaae an additiobal teacher. He Gordon, Abb »tt, Bartlett, McLendon | oe more valuable than dogs without any [ f a «mve wonld cost very ranch more th»n *F d .SSS 8 that * new building lor the boys Dart, Turner, Sinja, B.rkto.le oi Langtoo, pride ot ancestry. 1 h " • •jj® 'o be coUBirncted. He Miller, Uuetln, Russell ot Ctorke, .ed Kay r "Many a dof new school building —13. Nays—Hawkes, Kasom EveretL | whose pedigree vBiuauia iunu tugUlve wouia coat very roncnmoremHn ncestry. . „ . ,| his capture would bring. Most banks in tbe a dog, however, is well country would declined “to throw good digrechas Wa . rec ®,‘5* money after bad,” and would have Indus- thought there ought to be no delay, and on, or is proper y registered with the an-1 tfiooaand dollart as a reward for in- that tbe report should be made sometime thorlties It the owner of a S5,C«0 dog l f 0rina u 00 j^ading to Robinson’s capture, to-morrow. Borne little dlicnulon occurred | neglected these precautions he would ha*e J y^en ttie PinkertoDS learned through on this between Messrs. Gustin and little chance oi redress if bisiGog were I one 0 f their oorrupoudents that Robinson Berner, when the chairman announced stolen, even though he knew thei thief, os wag ln uj 0 0 ( Mexico it waa necessary that he woald file the report at 4 p. m.,| it wonld dedifficult to Idantify the dog aa | lQ do i0me fill0 diplomatic werk to have to-morrow ar.d the minority wonld be ex-1 hie property.” | him detained until Detective Julian could pected to have their report ready at that overtake him. There la no extradition time. . I dynamite in the kithcen. tieaty between the English government I and Mexico and Roblnaon coaid not be A Bill Poitar In Hot Water. | A Suit for *10,000 Damages the Result of Anea ted as a fugitive forger. Bat it hep- Atlanta, September 28.—Dooly, the bill Careless Har ollng of the Explosive. p ns that tbe Mexicans are, for political pester, is in trouble. He has been getting Dover. N. H.. Special. reasons, anxious to conciliate Great Bill- oot a little peper at the opera house,called .ntt^cea beennin the tnrt thB M ® 2ic f n “Ini* 1 ®' threw out “The Pl»y BiU,” filling three-fourths of it A i tl 7 inteiesting suit was begun rat e R iQit wh j ch WM of great service, and so, with cheap ads and the ether quarter with 8npreme Court here to-day—Zachary Tay- | n compliance with a request by telrgraph, clipped stale wit and some very salty and j 0 r Berry vs. 8tepben Young, of Btraflord, Koolnton was arrested under a convenient amneing paragraphs, aimed at local folliee. [ to rtoover $10,000 damages. December * • Mexican law aa a pernicious foreigner. Borne of these paragraph* touched op the i M t a dynamite exploeton oocurred in the just as he waa about to put the broad Governor, the Leghfatnre. tbe mayor, the kitchen of Young’s reiidence when the hemisphere betweeu hlai and Canada by police, the ariedanwe’l-aT of which need following peraona were present: Btepben going to Australia, doing up” occasionally. The shoe Youog; bla daughter, Mary Ann Young; | When Mr. Julian arrived la Mexico OVER THE STATE. Cnuxht at a Clancs. Skating rinks are springing up in tbe smaller towns. Theyonng men in tbe smaller towns are enjoying tbe fox ebaso. There bas not been a death in three years In Homer, Banka county. Twelve pound wild turkeys are no uncommon thing around Sylvania. The rains are general throughout Middle and Southwestern Georgia. Oourt convenes in Clinch and Berrien counties the first Monday .in October. Shell Bluff is the name oi the pro posed new poit-office in Worth county. Oscar liaison, oi Bluffton Springs, recently caught a seven and three- quarter pound trout. The temperance people oi Glynn county will hold a mass-meeting in Brunswick to-morrow, Waynesboro is without postals, though the postmistress has written several times for them. On. of tha Num.rou. Appllannt*. Robert Alston, of Atlanta, is one of the numerous applicants for the posi tion of supervising architect of the United States. Th.CDy Father, of Co'umbu*. Colnmbus elects all her city officials in December except six aldermen, who hold over. The indications now are that there will be two or three candi dates for mayor. conseqtienco of the wet weather cotton is opening slowly, lienee very little as I yet Ims been brought into this market. | Real estate changes hands notwilli-1 standing the stringency in money mat- ■ ters. Mr. S. C. Dunlan bought last ! week oil Main street, 14! fast front by I 200 feet deep, and paid $0,000 for it. It seems by this that our own citizens have confidence in Gainesville dirt. The mayor’s election is beginning to exercise those who want office. The indications point to the liquor issue in the approacViing election. Our banking facilities are limited, bat the prospect is good for n great im provement in this line in the near fu ture. Several men oi capital have an eye on this much needed enterprise, and some of them do not reside here either. at once proceeded to bufldc I Badiu ^Greenfield? oiT'ltocJeMer, »*K> was | Britain, and tbe'EojtlehjntoUl.rlnMrx Dooly, the bill poi'er, who tried to cr.w- engeged to foe married to George Young, ico and the Mexican government, the re- fl.b out ot responsibility for the pwsgreph Hyphen Young hsd Men boring through salt of which we, that to. "perniciousi (oi- by saying that he wa, sick end didn’t L j,d»e for a well, and that afternoon re- elgner” was surrendered to the detectir*. know they were going In—when the truth 1 dyed a basket ot dynamite cartridge, for But a whole month had been consumed in t. that they have tuen p»»,tng through ,hi, purpose. Daring toe afternoon they the negotiations, ami in the meantime as Dooly's hands. Into those of Sergstmin. worked unsatietactorlly and were taken Robin,on lay in a Mexioin prlion, wheio the printer, ever since the acson opened | n to the kitchen by Berry. George Young the prlioneiw ary treated Ilk. brutes, be here. With the frowning rag. ot old msn took one up lo examine It, when it ex-1 had nearly died from bis snUanpKS. DeGIve beioro him Dooly made tbe pley pioded, blowing the house to atoms, killing If tbe detective h.d taken hi. prisoner bib a divinity of dullnes. Saturday night. Min Ann Young and George directly back to Canada be would hive The truth hurts. Good .In, and all the others being pasted through tot Bnited Bute* and 1 more or less Injured. George traveled about font thousand mile, in Ms h.fp^IX.L b-n^olto.^ MU.GreenflrW AWSSAw 1 raft I Faw .bar. Wllnwa then do'ailed tha extent ot home. .. . Prin.. nnd Recent, hil Injarlea, which will disable him tor life. The voyagers left Vera Cra«, Mexico, on Atlanta’s Cotton Prloas and Recaipta closed tbe case for plaintiff. Angait 7 on the Royal Mail Meaner for ATBAsrA, 8 ®^®5? r dhf%r8alSi»ifS For the defense, MAry Brady was the Havana, thence they tailed to I’ort-au- since Secretary wsloh. of Ihe Chamber of ^ and or ly this atiemoon. She I'rlnce, Uaytl, and thence to Port Royal. Oomrarrce, waa directed by a | testified that Berry was careless about I Jamaica. They staid there three days and . the board of t*ade to stale to William ..n battery he bronaht into the I Robin ton rcsrly died. lie waa from a cold ...U.,..W U .... -,H point-thing to Henry Smith, the general ;Mioclated preja , JUJe xi ie CM , m »ybe given to toe jury dlmete, and Port ia l'rmce and I’ori MtkT&«D the eentat clerk, shoot n.ver .gent at New York, tout the Atlanta cot- ^'' Itow 1 ”—I — — — •■-•-* r 1 — *”' k m m, I pricked up my >•«!, *'',l ll.tenrd. ton price,and rewlpti w,re not beiog tel< ; morrow mga*. AN ARGUMENT OF’49. A Returned C'lforrl.m Dropi Pointers in Atlanta. Atlanta, September 28.—I atrock a rich case in Bob Maiin’a ticket office iaat night and worked it for an boor or so with much intereat. He was a ta 1 two Wfl* dred poundcr Arts’ ed in a soleran intt oi black, wearing aalick beaver of lab cbne Bud aq»rtnti*rg a massive watch chain of solid r dd from hia smoolb vesL Hia name Is Doctor J. P. Tbruian and he hall- ed from Butte, Montana Territory, ana when I first s.w him be was pnetng up snd down the office. He. looked like » well fed, sleek millions re, sud I beliere he is oco, thouth I h.d too roach Inborn modesty to n-k him bow ranch he wss worth. He stopped suddenly, snu, lesning on the count., r, , ,n,i listensd ■llutto City," iskTthe'striking stranger, ■•Unite City. Montins, is a daisy town, Twstoeyiars sgo it was s wilderness. To-day :t hss a popnlstlon of ten thousand, sorely. Twelve ■ melting fnrnsce*. snd is the biggest cop per awl eilver ruining point in the l.r W. ,t. Why, sir," ami he rc-4.no his toes, ••Itmte turns c.ut fu (s n pro b dli .n a year ar.d lire P»T roll of Uw milters employed there for one v>-ek Is WO.OCO {, h.pp«u to known . mart who went from b*n rran- cisco to lt-itte errernl year, ago a* i>oor a- a snake He bought a piece of lend which turned out to he x men corrkn atxk, ar.d today that poor rntin is a rice millionaire;" .... , . , I went over and told him that l waa a newspaper man. honest snd square, who never wrote any thing bat the truth vut ;• oat any reference whatever to He gruped my hand ac.il «cSg t tortoVm^;r , k^. 5, ndhr. wiloMb,*p’A.whSV2ufl“ d th« %SS*S£Jdhiitok«p r oattfto.Va n h encagh fortnt pr.-jps^ XMper^ana nw | fn /$ mag (rom g-ptembar 18 tedStaUs with bis traveling oourpsnlon at things, are very light, bnt if ho is to have in . ■ 85C0 worth of fnroitnre damped on him, placed the battel r wmlfi twi an act of humanity on the part I le/a; when tola uow H w . Sfflce 8 rometblCiu''p’ro/ortlon'to’tbMEl ”ing worker tSUSSL Xt to* 4 on? hto“tour’^andK thita consul tences. He graapea my nmm ai.u left an elegant card sUdong to mvpalm. He then -at down and for three bonra I was a del ghted listener. He ea’d »o many striking tuingi that It .s hard to make a u lection. - . “Jn»t thirty-five years ago I landed In Ban Frat i isco a beardless M. D. mere were thousands upon thousands of people there from all over the word. The town waa literally covered with mauunot Ramblin' hells In the form of colossal tents. Under each hnpe paviltou waa band of muifc, rows of barrooms aud score of small wooden tabler. Tha bands were playing all the time and the g-tra blera were playing all the lime. At ea table sat a Rambler with PYRAMIDS OF YELLOW GOLD piled np before him several fort high, Each dice tbrover paid the own night rent for hia table, and the glittering piles which changed hands nlghtiy in that ever-changing and restieen throng of all colors aud speaking all languages, were enough to take a mm off hia feet. Gold waa aa plentiful almost »i wat^r, and ex travaeanco in every direction simply wild-” “Did you take a hand? “Ub, no l did cot go out for that pn; P o«e. I went to practice my profession, hortJy afier my arrival 1 located at Mar^r ville, Cal., and tn four years made lit clear jn-i bv my practice My pa cleared over IGO.000, and *oon alter » Texas and bought a stock farm where for many years after he Wdf in the habit of •‘•'Ming ten thousand hea»i of cattle a year.” Looking into the street he saw piles of granite stone wUh ^ ch Uyot street is being laid. «I casue jIo # wn ( ro » Asheville. N.O., where 1 am vhiting my brother. I ceme down to I(K»k at your Htone Mountain grnnite. He la^minlrg in wettern North Carolina. I don prarn’e It is not what I thought Bv me way, yoor city is just waati and money in FAVI5<* 8TIXTS Hist way. Thtr.- is . right way lot! ^.*■•^7 ;;!■'• :;r w ‘- ••Uvelths street. i*t |f on * 1 SSSx'toM JSS. •SBKTL ■: it .bur- S2w h » T Uj«of l h^lra lie coJ tar I.rated to l ». degrees. Tbt® yon t in ih«; w«.rl i which house; George Yonog the - ---_ battery between hta get across Broadway to Bt. Paul s Church. would not work he tbxlono voTAaauouB. Bat the detective sat down and planned Iloyal are tbe two hottest places on earth, and it was the hot season, too. The de'cc- tire had bt ea there before bat even he foand SsT.r.nshTngmuFiUcon^tolttmbasaniI Th *?•"j*'^rra^blr'^-The load-1S*hSktoo.tUtoismbl., From Jstnsl- other smaller pise* In Oeorgia. Th. | O.MW» t K. J t »«pU«nt>y P.-g>..l*d; | ” , her (ound , ite , m ,r bound for board wished to know the reaton. Tht 1 < *r.nelrMi I Boatharapton, and then they »ptd away Hecretsrvshowed menletlj-r from 8mith holding services In I .ulveton a|pf.red I lnoAUiintje Q n tha ittn o! the to tho effect that he bSs Instructed Ms t* ,or * » lcc il?^' lC !j 1 or Hlni,present month thevreschertHoutlumpton, Southern agent »t W.ehlnkton to reader swer a rule. to show esnse why >^ ber#ll gc 0 |t K nd Yard officer met them tbe desired service. ThU wiUg ve Atlanta tokyshoud not be com miltad ‘“^dtook R.blnson to London, where he chanco to catch up with horeiater cities, contempt ■" r.tn.tnrr to obev , i .00 ... . ...... | temporary She New Name for Ind nn Snrtoit. Atubta. 8ept. 28.—The Wll to change the meetings are unseemly, noisy ., r- v,„. an...imnMMum. the name of Inalsn Spring. Balts oonnty, L rca t irjonr co his plaee and boainois. IVjiarCsnsds. Alleriite p t u «v y toKlovtila bas ttoised both houses Tfie I KTblU Of complaint also aiUm that I r T ,?ra'l d ° n l moa.kl put-'lc, with whom the oldMctnUehlrdlsn ,toce the army came to Bridgeton Sunday. 1 ‘Jl!.J!f, c !S—rt???*!' Spring has always been a favorite, wll be instead ot bjlr.g a quiet day as It far- aear Qaeheo on he il, "dero ri.* nr,- -L.l t" th.» Ihn chaniiA Atilt? MnnltAK I ■— *a. I. »..nafA.en*l Int/t a. I ORCr WAX ISKOn flSUOlO Mil! V PDW O Cl* J DQll 1.1,1 by rail, reaching boms on toe 22 J. one “ I have jnalfooud an my mill ,„hiJ connt," said Detective Julian, yei Maklea n Topographical Survey A party of United States geological surveyors arc encamped near Tallulah, They are sent out to make a geograph ical snd topographical survey of tho Blue Ridge mountains nmltheirspurs. A MethoUUt Cur. There is s cariosity in Clarkston in tbe way of a church dog, which is mak ing itself famous by a mournful souhd in constantly howling during the ring- in joi the Methodist church Dell, never seeming to notice the Baptist church bell when it rings. As this dog belongs to the Sunday school secretary, every body has given up that it is a Metho dist dog. A Forty-pound Beaver. One night last week Bob Beasley, colored, caught a beaver in a steel trap on Spring creek, on tho plantation of Mr, Stephen Blecker, two miles from here. They have for some time been committing depredations on Bob’s corn, nnd liavo already destroyed eight or ten bushels. Tho varmint ho caught tipped the beam at forty pounds, and, of course was “as fat aa mud.”—Bluff- ton Springs. Th. Columbu. Cunrds. The officers oi tbo Columbus Gqards have decided to offer two gold squad prizes to bo contested (or at tbe coming grand Christmas festival oi the Guards, Not less titan four squads will bo al lowed to entor the contost. Four gold medals oi decoration will be awarded to tho first best drilled squad, one med al to cacti man; and four gold medals of decoration to each man of tbe sec ond best drilled squad. A Touchlna Incld.f t. Romo witnessed a touching llttlo in cident a day or two ago. It will be re membered that Miaa Mary Coulter and iter llttlo sister wero drowned in the Coosa river n few wcoks ago by falling from a boat. Her schoolmates on Fri day marched in procession from their sciiooHo Myrtle Hill Cemetery, where the remains oi tho drowned ones wero Interred, aud with tears, as well ns flowers, literally covered too graves of their unfortunate friends. Th. Work of Burglars. Geobqxtowx, September 29.—Mr. Math Albritton’s brick store was bur liarixed last night. The thieves went Mr. Alex Lewis’ house and got two axes from his back yard, with which they forced open the front door oi tho etore. A good many canned goods, knives and shoes were missed, but as Mr. Albritten keeps a general assort ment of dry goods and groceries, it is rather a difficult matter to toll all that was stolen. The axes were left in tho store, and fivo boxes oi cove oysters were found on the pavement in front of the store this morning. Gossip From Georgetown* Gxoboetown, September 29.—It has been raining incessantly ever since last Saturday morning, and at this writing the indications are not favorable for anything like fair woather. Farm work of every kind is on a stand-still. There is no telling the amount ot damage that has been done to cotton. Mr. Ben Morris lias been confinodto his bed (or sovoral days with some kind of throat trouble. He can scarcely , jlins n’f hist lint kaiTfsitri w tin floor a Budget Tfterc vrerr: 110 failuies in the United Siitea reported to Brads Irek’s during the week, againhtlH in the pr« ce Jinir week ml 201, Ml and 17 - in th’ r ir r ,»tp 0n d- ius WStks or 18il, DM and l--j respect ively. About 83 percent, were 1* i wb< Mmal! '>101). In the prii . _ |_ lows: Grocer* 2). , ra | stores 12. llqaora li -li ' s t t,i- rrra 7, t t-.t ....■!<, -u • , rs ;m( i eor.feotfoners 0, clothing 6, drags c, i oMs and rtutanr :m'” 0, j v*<-lry 5, k . . , *, la . tonery, etc, 5, carriages and w -> s i furniture 4. Biilii > rs : f t ■ „n 3] ' rti* t •••ii' vv -re D r.i* i \ 'A 1 • :» «»K - York- ■ t ‘ i) * < . .}■ my. »'!i'( t ■ ■; , Man ’. doah I r on Oorapany, Milnea, Va ; Paris IlteS*) M ft: 1 u f a d u •• i: : ^ < *• j n t | a •. J.’.hn M. dark’s bops, ailists uA osHin factory Augusta, Ga. Augusta—John M. ("ark’s Ssri, millers id cotton factorv. a ilgi l\ ydid a ■ -ir- : . . iMiiihlwcrc In*» , r , we rs. N •: Lng rinco th« hiuk-* m:,:; j tiiern they must reduce their ind . q ( ,r urnlih additional -r-enrity, which resulted in tbe fl»m deeding most of their real estate to three binka, whose dai:ni a^gre- ga^ei over |S5m.O Hie reali-iite tnua •iteded embraced their ll M'.r mill, store- houie a’«l lot and tha r*sid»rc%of or e of tho partner*. Their cotton f*c ory, wiili mnchlnrrj', ia valoed nt J35.00), bat it Is a»id to be encumbered. Fc« .ii Printing Company, assigned. . t. nr ':h K. S .* ■ t;s’ ■ - . :'..rs 25 cent*. He recently gAvechattelmor giges lor 18,500. Civiris n Housowife n Point. Ark&nsaw Traveller. A careful boot*wif i upon holering her kitchen said to the c I in «t ccok: "ti-,. ,1 t! », ,1 i-it*. , . j ; u»t be more careful. You arc no*, dean dough is your cooking.” ‘ Lady,” nj> 1 theco. k, aiihetook to the little station on the Ea»t Tennessee, | perfect bedlam. Vice-Chancellor Btrd * miles I (a Virginia and Georgia railroad, some answer that the bill was very strong. mileage ac* yesterday, detective agency In thia ¥e traveled over lS.COJ .... 11.000miles out of onr hoped will thrive and proaperafFIovilia.” | themue7aa there mnat be a final hearing] r!XmAn ? ui,f“ C0QnteriD8 Amerlcan ex There is no reason why it shoold not, for 0 n tbe injunction aa to whether it shall be lr tSi!!? tn tbe name Is pretty enough and new enough dissolved, to atart a little boom Tor tbe town right liL 4 tin away. Bad on Horses. Attasta, September 28—A gentleman was talking yeiterday to your correspond ent about the lamenc-rs of hit carriage hones. He said he attributed It to the Belgian block pavement, to whlch.they had not been accustomed. Ho quoted a livery stable proprietor aa saying that quite a number o! bis horse* rere slightly lame from the same cause, nd he believed nearly feur-fifths of th^ hones In Atlanta were mora or lets IaS for the same reason. He thought after the hones became accustomed to the pave- nunt there would bo no further difficulty. MoKav and Spser. Atlanta, September 28.-A lawyw. who has conilderable practice in the United Btatei Court here, remarked to-day. in re gard to tbe recent publications in the Tm.* EuuAFix as to Judge McKay’a xetura to the bench and tbe doubt ss to bis Rental re covery, **I rather think ihe public interest will be about as aafe if be goes on. The terms of the court will be htld by Judge Speer, of the Honthem district, and be tween the two I woald have just as much confidence In McKay, even If it should ap pear that his mind li «UU unbalanced. Oalnlns Vote*. Athst*. September ffl -Your corres- pomient ..t at iltnner to-dsy at to. hot.l with one of the lesdlte onponent. of toe raftrosd commission bUI to the Honse. In the court, of . eonTWtatlon to rexard tu the commtlsloq he expressed tb. opin ion that th« messnr.lsgslntof TOUtmrery J.t tn tbe Utuif, and. aithooxh It will b. TiRorcustr opposed, toe chance, are not unfaT-irabI.toit.paaj.gs- Th. r»9ro.d cum riittee wi:t probably eonaldar tb. bill to-nighL ntiiipiu imvio. . Mr. Julian looks about sa ranch unlike tb. traditional, smuggling detective cnicer as ouecontd Imagine N me persons out ol ten would take him for a very modest anil Th. Chotora. Msduid, BeptemberUS.—There were M01 qnl.t,”bnt very bright jonng* Kplicopallan new cases ofehoiera and 201 deaths from .nint.i.r tbs dtseatc yesterday tbrouahout Bpstn. Paris. September 28.—Keirorts received to-day from various parts of tbe Alps Msritlmes, aoutbeuternmoat department ut Fi a&ce. show that the cholera is spread- ton thronchont the district. Prince M.tt.rntoh’. Wine. Rhine Tourist to Parts Newa. Presently the bo«t pulled up, I jumped a ashore, and wss soon a welcomed guest PALiako, B-ptember 28.—There bsv. Ion tbe estate of Prince Metternicb, whence been reported tn this city to-day 1C2 new I cornea tb. delirious Jolisnnisbvg., There casesot choieraand 91 deaths from thel are seventy five oreiRhtyscreaof viceysrd disease. on the place, and event acre is wortb more Rome, 8eptemb»r 28.—Dispatches re- than dt.OOO francs. The annual prodace ceived today show that toe cbo.era is d»- averages about 42,500 botili-s. Tnis Is a creasing tn tiicily. King Hnmbert pro- [great deal less than the annual vie.-1 of tbe tses to visit the infected districts there. great rival. Chateau Yqutm, t^ value of Roue. September 23 —King Hubert has most of which sells for IU frnnea the bottle given $20,000 toward relieving tbe cholera on the farm; but some of it cannot be sufferers of Palermo. This generosity hss I bought for any price. Tbe grapes are all ■ roused intense enthusiasm among the of one kind—the Ktlsling. Generally they etcidani. are picked at toe end ot November, often when snow is on the ground; bnt when . - c» ral-t by s'- -» or rain the wine loves niuti, tv ... A T*l flfct. Mtstakfc . | 0 fti»vor. Net very long sgo the steward of HaUPAT, N. V.. September 28.—Msff lhe i> r i oce picked fits grapes a week before advices from New Fotrodland givs^the par- hU n , lghb0 r tbe ateiard of the Duke of ticulorsI of a terrible traeedv, which oc- I 0 „ tb* Steinberg viney.rd. enrred the other day at Gander bay. Two! xiuring that week snow tell, snd toe men started out In search of a deer, » n '> I Duke loit a tot by It. From toe tirvt se- dnring he night ooe of them heard a rust- !ected b „ r ;„ of that year s pick Metter- ltog to th. bnahss, and tbtoktog It was I | t ^ mad. on. barrel cf 173 gtllom, for canted uy a deer, raised hta gun and_6rcJl wbI .. h h . received 40,000 francs. Ihestsw- On proceedmg to the «i»t. he was horrified .jdfnvitad me to taste cf some ot their to find two men. and ktlle* ontrightand h.ktwine- sod I snrumoced up virtue the other so seriously injured that he isn’t e'ongb "accept. Bui I undertook thle expected to recover. I tuk with all proper camion. I looked at -■ the small alsss tbst had been half-filled for Tb. Small.Pot. I m( , then 1 held back toy bead trad pnt It Momseal, Beptember28.—No returns of I to my lip.; butldld notdrlok. I merely veeterdxy'i deaths front emsil pox were dec*ntedth.glas»»o*.tol.t a f.wdrop* obtainable at the health office up to noon fill on my tongtw, andthjse trickled «-ow- to-d»v. Th. mortiUty for the week end-1 ly down my throat. Tbe tatte was more tog tost night to to/etty aud adjoining | dellcio u .nd the bonqnst mor. fragrant i Pals world Is Hotel. , Francioco, c h. nub'.-at bci” if stone tri.nme<t An Clsaant coach. Atcakta. September 27.—A brand new Pall . - it Pslsre BjUst oar waa coupled to the outgoing Rlchmnod and DantriUepu- sengrr this noon. Her namber U Mfl, and tbe is an elegant ooach, with all the latest Improvements. A few bottle* of chem- psgne were broken at h.r chritUnto* by Mr. Anthony Konls, tb* Pnllmaa igent her*. TM oce.ikm wu ranch enjoyed by 11 seTeril F.—ctlemen, mnnlcipstiti most be .bunt I municipality of Bt. Heart, whtch wu re fractory *t Bnt, bu at lut given to tnd appointed * local board of health. In the Catholiccharchee yuUrday, to addition to reading the drcnlar on verctoalioo, tb. pti.aU strongly urged tbtir congregations to b* vaccinated, and advised all those with ■ma'-l-pox to tbtir ImoIUm to atay at H.Tock Thing. Coolly, Daring the firo oa Tlmrsrlay, when tho wbolo city was wild with excite ment, a citizen walked up to look on, anil finding n rocking-chair took it across tho street to a shade, where, seating himself, ho took out his pipe and tobacco, filled and lit his pipe and, picking up a book which had (alien near where bo had located himself, opened it, and, lost in “tho mazes of mad philosophy,” waa soon oblivious to the wild excitement that raged and surged around liim.—Waynoahoro Cit izen. BoundinK a Not. of Warning. Wo learn that sorno ot tho negroes around this town are growing rather turbulent and insolent. Ten or twelve years ago affairs had reached sucii n point Wat a band ot ku-klnx wero com pelled to take tho matter tn hand, and the death of several of tho leaders was the result. From then until now they have been very quiet. The better class oi colored pooplo had better take this as a note of warning. Shoold matters culminate in the organization ot another hand somo innocent ones may suffer.—Dublin Gazette. speak above a whisper, and at times he finds some difficulty in breathing. i Cholera continues to get in its work among the hogs. A farmer told mo yesterday that he had lost sixty-five [which he expected to kill for meat. NEWTON SUPERIOR COURT. ICovinoton, September 28.—Newton Superior Court is still in session and will not adjourn beforo tho last of the week. 8overal litigated cases of im portance wero disposed of last week. Ono of these was a suit by I’rof. Joint M. Bonnell, oi Oxford, against tho county, for services rendered in ana lyzing tho stomach and its contents of Steve Morris, who was poisoned by his wife last year, and also in making other nocessary analyses in connection with the case. IIo was suing for $300, and, although the preponderance of testi mony (and that too of some ot the best chemists in the State,) not only sus tained his charges, hut pat tho value of his services at from one thousand to twelve hundred and sixty-five dollars, tho jury returned a verdict for only two hundred and twenty-five dollars. The verdict was a great surprise to those having correct ideas of tho value of skillod labor coupled with personal and professional respon sibility, and by its gross inadequacy illustrates what strange views somo men ltnvo of tho value of such labor. Another ot tbe cases referred to above was a snitagainBt the Georgia Railroad Company for tho value of goods de stroyed by tho burning ot tho depot last October. Tho jury found n verdict against tho railroad company as wnre- housemu upon the idea that thoy had not exercised ordinary diligence in the care of tho goods stored in tho depot, tho evidenco being that tho roof of the building was old and rotten: that then- was a smell ot firo about too building in tho afternoon beforo tho burning at night; that one of tho em ployes of tho company told the depot agent about 9:30 o’clock that night that ho heard somo one in tho depot, and that the agent after making a slight search locked up tho building nnd went home without having a watchman about tho pro mises. Tbero r-re a number ol other similar cases pending against tho rail road company, but they will await the final decision in this case, which will ho taken to the Snprcmo Court. The criminal dockot will be taken up to-day and will furnish business for sovcral days. A mistake was made in printing toe amount of tho cost of our new court house as given in my last communica tion. It should have been $29,(">3 in stead of $23,708. lit has been rainlngalmostconstantly sineo Saturday evening, and tlierofs no immediate prospect of fair weather. fseesdat jer’s gwi; • tor a i i Ish .hi nip. Ain't yttgot nothin'ter do'otpt ter tool nun’ out bub?’’ "It’s my bustoets to come oat here occa sionally,’' "All right den, hah It y »r oen way, but I wsnter say one thin . Kf yer ter ’joy yeisof at do tahi an’**; wtder’co in to' nperttte yer'il batter n-y o iten <iia kitchen. *‘Yrt","itie added, as ihe tviped n " -I- v..-1 .. -I rl v r-ra -j r'.i r„ l.-r not noso roun'hesb, fur co kin'loir hus'r.ess wid mean* wheo ir pass nis '.-need in business loolinhneM is sinful tncbieuume.” Eccentricity in II'ku Ule. Lon-loa Life. Tbe toto Bart Of Dyrart was r.ne of the nn, eei- :ii-.- n >h'.- in *n. i;:o rah he ii-il a -;■ • * t-ilii! park in- ir (iruiiUi-tm, and r- men ,r.otto say unboun-n-l. ae.lth, bo cboi* to live to two rooms on the sec ond tloor of a boar-; on Nn-fuik itreet, Ht.-A id, where lie allowed nobody to see I Are. 1..-1 ■- >1. i i - .-'I' ’ .lull tie a* II,il : m || 1 r -.1 -■( St. i ‘ :-i i■ I, , it i --.I; p 1 ..h ; . :■ ill, i.Ait to 11 -■.. nr*- ife. t n i tn- i.tr- .! ids sit ting ri outdoor, tho e. iblo l-rae to *hicb lie,- iii-lu lei tii-■ ; liine, l .r ‘.rail tho , --r ],tu . !- rill- e tie,, Ii- :i-. , ! Tolle- iiii' lie, -if wl.ra.i l.uni Dy-.rl waa the lii-Ail, in tint linn mi g been .1 minis for its eeeentricitte.A. 'ine hon-e wneh bts I inisliqi inlmbileil is now tun,el into a Ii .el, w hieli M fitileil ' l'li<, I >j -in ■" It Wa. R.nl M.on, Cblcaso News. *■ 11 hr tun. ii i.t rAlning. Mrr. Ilrsdnaff. V', l e m l '."i out lit ini- wet. Wu.i'l you Hay to tea?" ■ N lit inks; I most be gill'-’ home." “Well any way, you rami weir my rubbers.” "No, thank you, Mrs. Hookloi, It Isn t raining nuch, ana Iieruli-A 1 huen't any i'riugA tu lie Ine a o-i with." ■ the doorwas closed Mri. Hopklne flsid m'.-.i w.i.-ir.l tlie mean, ul.i thing would cstcli her death of cold. Cure for Snake Bits, Mr. James S. Thomas, a worthy citi zen of Fierce, living at Patterson, No. iy. Savannah, Florida nnd Western railway, has two bright little hoys who are going to school. On .Saturdays and sometimes in the evenings they go into tho cotton patch. On September 16 too little fellows were returning from the cotton field about dark. At the gate they saw a dark looking object on the ground. Ono boy kicked It with his foot and then tho other kicked it. Tito snake—for It was a ground rattle —struck them both. The alarm was given, and Mr. Thomas got his powder horn and burned some powder on the bovs’ feet. The swelling soon sub sided and tbo boys wenttohed as nsnal The next day they were up and ready for school. Dry counties can, fn this true story, find a substitute for whisky in caso oi snake bites.—Blackshcar Georgian. than printers’ type esn toll, and through my hell-closed eyes I saw tb* ateward looking at me admiringly. Must Produce a Uce New York (on. ‘■Show mo yew Horns*, if yon please, sir,” said a French gamekeeper to a poacher. "I’m not banting ganto. my frKd,” said tbe poacher; “I’m only look- hy rtoicotvlna In Ireland. l September 28.—Recent tovootf* mitten of tb* National lilted to tbe dfreovery me pr m of A Prlin In th* Lotterv Of Ilf* which is mostly unappreciated nn- 111 lost, pnrhss* oner to return, lo health. Wbat a priories* boon U Is, and bow we oogbt toebtrisb it, tbst Ule rosy not be a worthless back to no. Many of the discsa«o that fioab I* h'ir to, and which make life bonf'cvome, enchas comumptlon. (scrof ula of th* tongs), sod other Krofu: ., amt blcoddi'••***, .re rompletSly cured by Urdl. .1 ill St. * in 'r^ik in" Cl) ‘fuTll ’lie 'J... .e ! proi • t* i csiiitiA to Ut“aKade you caacul ui 1 tost you are J sgsmst >ke iesguf. „ rr «‘ jrt u.,n :i.*i><Hot lOcccta. A l lress o^eutlcrs Dmi>^i‘»»rF M * iioai Association, [ itrett, DulIaaO, >, Yo anl the fallow, to j.” ** Chat altera the cate*” iaM tbe gamekeeper, withagrlo; “hot before yoa g ) aoy further show me yoor marriage certificate." Tn* ut luljr >« haring * c^nt fan painted for Lti uy an Italian ar- t:%t, It i« paintetl on kid ;«4thrr and r>p- r«;>r»»*nu th«'^a»«n turtoande*l by the gracee and other allegorical tlcurei, with th’. geuiui UaJjr ia the act of crowmog her. The Whipping Poat, Marietta, .September 29.—On loot Thursday night there was a reception at a resilience below town. Several team* tram Mr. Cnnek Anderson's sta ble were engaged and carried persona there, and while they wero in the house four negro boys, Will Petterson, Bay- lew Towns, Tom Reagan and Jim Ste phens, got into some of tho baggies and drove the hone* off. They rode all over the southern part of the city and wero gone a long time, and when they came back th* bona* were about driven down. Mr. Anderson found them out, and thia morning he gave them tho choice of taking a whipping or stai ding trial. They alt preferred Ui-- whipping, mu in- uiarli, them tak,* off tlioir phirts an<l fiupplie*! th#?rn with 1'iiggv uhij.s an.l uir.lp th.rn t*:u-h wtof " ~ Didn't 8hara In the Ceneral Pro*D«rlty. Chicago Newi. •‘Well, hew is hiisiuauB?’’ wm ak*tl of a prominent toclallitlc aKitator. “Btiaineai is very bad. Oel'ing worse nnd worts evry flay.” “Why. everybody elio sfeius to think it la becoming bolter. Tbe facloriei are all starting up and —” • Yrs, that's it. Ii'a getting to there a plenty for tbaworkingman todc. That* the ieeaon uiy busttifrs Is bad." Julie's Pretty Thought. Harper ■ Ba/ar. Bevon-year-old Julie (tboughtfa'iy); you know, man sigh t etimwi?” na, what makes tbe tret Mothers “It's only the breet*. dearia.” “Ob, no. mamma that's not it.” “Not the breetc?” “No, mamma. It'a became th« tree# are lontaotne lot tbe birds to come home.” Incldantln tha Clothlns Trade. Detroit Free Press. I pellet I want some more lawsuits,” etld Mr. Dander as he entered the Central Btatio »in a highly indignant Male ot mind yesterday. "What’s the niatter this time?' asked the Captain. “Vhell, I Yhantasnit of clcthes, you know. Dot oldt suit vha» no good any more. My wile ••lie feels oahamed of me, nnd my nov Shake looks me all oaferund says: ‘lad der, peeples vhas sbndged bv der clothes on deir backs more ash an odder vhay. It you don't get some new clo'.bes per plea vblUsayoar pcesness vhas all gone to pieces ' Dot Shake vbas a smart boy to reason like dot, nnd I see how It vbas. I go oop on Michigan avenue last night to pay me some sulis. Vne.I, I look und look. Some vhas for ft, und some for |10. Kafe- rjthlngi vhas warranted not to fade, und to fit me like a clock. You see dli salt?” “Yes.” “Yoa like him?" “No. That's a second hand suit and as homely aa sin.' “You vhaa right. He atk tue $‘J for di suit, bat I don’t take him. I laugh at him I make fan of him. By und by I feel In drf pants pockut. Dere vhas some pocket book lu derc.” “Left thera by the former owner of the suit?” “Dot’s how I pelief.” “Felt pretty bnlkv, didn’t it?” “Felt ihuit 1 ke it vhas crowded mit greenbacks, und l feeli tickled all oafer. Captain. I puvs dot suit nueek aa lightning.” “Of conrte.” “Und I ran* half d« vhay borne only to .Ind dot it vhas an eiiip'.y pocketbook. Here it vh; “Worth about 1C* cents.” “Dot’s vbat 8hake save. Captain, I shall see dot msn.” “Yon can'L” “Hut I vht? swin dled l” “You swindled yourself.” “Can’t I do seme ingt?” “Not a thing.” “Vheel! vheell Caj tain, I like to sphoke to you “Go on.’ “I pey* taxes in two wards «: <1 I vbhi nnruintted t )r aMernr*- ’ can’t ahtsnd auchshokee on me. 1 K icon to t'ist blare to-day. I shall take at anwindUr by der neck nnd fling him down, und vhen he vhas down I shall ait on hrai und make him eat dis pocket- book! If tome clerks interfere it shall re bedt for ’em. and if some boiecce come aroundt I vhas a dangerous man. Captain, I warns }ou in time. M He Had Reason to be Surprised. Life. “Ye don’t rnran ter say that ’.he rebel lion ii all crushed cut, do ye » ear* prised old fellow from Waybsck. ••(Vrtaiuly.” “No flghucs’ nor nutldn’ golngon now? “We!l, I swan! I’ve been resdln’the Trybune fora good many yesri. but I never ssw nothin’ In It ’bout tbe he- in’over. i BROWN'S IRON BITTERS WILL CURE HEADACHE INDIGKSTION BILIOUSNESS DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS PROSTRATION MALARIA CHILIS AM) FEVERS TIRED FEELING GENERAL DEBILITY PAIN in the HACKS: SIDES IMPURE RLOOI) CONSTIPATION female: infirmities RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA KIDNEY AND I.IYER TROUBLES FOR SALE BY ALL DRV0CBT3 \ Uw Qsseisah— TTs4s »>|P Lines cs wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER. Vanity that Wanted Fisttwring. Chicago Newt. “Yea, George. I will marry, bat yoa w have to e!op« with me.” “Why, Clarlssat Do your parents < j»c* tome?” “No; they think you’re juf» iplendid.’ “Why, •ernoh ia Ootor Atlanta. thirty l.’-h *-aj* I'sying very «lt*ar!y for tholr Caineavttie Ooeeio. September —The Th* Macon Tiuutiru bis a large sale In A ifinta. That it owing to its esceLVnt re|*orta of AtlA/ita newvv The TKi.soaarira local newa of Atlanta'da such aa to make mat paper a rival ofuhe Atlanta daily cast * mil brings us abundant rain. In i rigfit In Its own bafflwii S. S. PAKMEUE Carries the largest stock of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Saddles -‘fid Harness,Children’s Car riages, Whips, Trunks, Leather, Shoe Findings, etc, In Georgia. Cor ner Cherry and Second streets, Macon, Ga. Or-,,, „■ serous vou *uv: wiii'inifis Ii