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C / perfect fashion pages,and its articles p'C '.y on family and domestic matters, will I sfi b e of superlative interest to those I possessing the Feminine Type of J >’ M Thumb, which indicates in its small size, slenderness, soft nail, and * smooth, rounded tip, those traits which belong essentially to the gentler sex, every one of whom should subscribe to STexMrest's Magazine. If you are unacquainted with merits, send for a specimen copy (free), and , t will admit that seeing these THUMBS has put . >u the way of saving money by finding in one gazine everything to satisfy the literary wants o< a whole family. FREK < OIXAGE OF SILVER. The free and unlimited coinage of silver, the product of American mines, -at the old ratio of 16 of silver to i of •gc&d, is the only solution of and remedy for the disturbed and unsatis factory condition of trade, manufac ture 2 nd general business of the coun try- The surreptitious act of 1873, divorcing silver and gold in our mone tary systei--'., was a crime of untold aguitude. It was the rankest kind class legislation in favor of the wealthy against the producers of wealth, and hostile to the prosperity xifthe United States. It was an act *af treason because done at the instance »sf a European syndicate and for bribe ammey, “giving aid and comfort to <nir country’s enemies.” To shield the .grilly parties, the well authenti -evted facts, often published, have been ■svigotcusly denied. The Enquirer will continue to ex pose this unpardonable crime until light and justice are done the people iby the full restoration of silver to its old companionship with gold. We ..nend the assistance of the people in j- ienrinating the truth, to which end .we invite all in your selection of pa-1 Mcrs for the coming season to include ! Zhe Enquirer, that costs only SI.OO a ’■year (Issued twice a week.) Liberal commissions and cash re wards given to club raisers. Sample f-opies free. Enquirer Company, Cincinnati, O. ■" z.y. jjx» 10RTH GEORGIA Ijitdtai Colkgt 3EPARTMEN7 OF THE UNIVERSITY, [tahlonega, Georgia. t’Crm begins first Monday In February. « .; term begins first Monday in September. full literary courses tuition free % th ample corps of teachers. •tiEOGGH MILITARY TRAINING under a U. 8. Army Officer detailed ’ Secretary of war. Departments of Business, Shor ha.td, Typewriting, Telegraphy Music and Art. Ui-.lcr competent and thorough instructors. YOUNG LADIES have equal advantages. IPEST COLLEGE in the SCl r For catalogues and full information dress Secretary or Treasurer of J’ Trusteea, JE WAS RURRESTED. Fuiiner Shortage of $57 000 Dis covered in the Bank. Rome. N. Y. examination of the affairs ot ih»- Central N ttional Bank has dev»’ - ped an additional eho rage of $57,- 000. This is found in the acciun' of Robert McAdams & S 'ns, chees liuyers and exporters, who have offices here and New Yark City. The boo t 8 of the bank show such a discrepancy, but the firm asserts that the account cannot oe correct. John E Biilby, the d f ulcina cashier, admits the account has been tampered with but n>tto a great extent. Tliq bank has on hand oi»lv ab>ut SIO,OOO security ter the $57,- 000 overdra t, but, it is u-ider stcod that McAdam & Sons ready to pass to fbo credit of lii account about $17,000, whir'; would leave the n«wly discovered discrepancy S3O 000. This new discovery will impaii the capital stock of the hank, and the loss will f ill on th* stock holders. President A. W. Orton is in communication with Comp troller Eckels, with a view to de ferring Government action until ihe stockholders can be convened for consu tition. Mayor Gillett, the ex-teller of the bank, has been arrested on a warrant issued by United States Commissioner Rowland, charging him with aiding andabettingßiel - in stealing $26,00) Mr. Gillet is supposed to be confined to hit ! home by illness and will not be ar raigned until tomorrow. An officer has been deputized i watch him. The authorities suspre. | that his illness is only feigned, and ii is said that he may at any moment be thrown into jail. Addi tional bonds of ss,ooo»are requir ed on the new charge, and he is un able to furnish them. N NEVER FELL. Bnt Only Two Sinners Were Kawt in the Krush. There WArernawv called but few fined in the ‘ Fall of Niuveh’’ »his morning, and Recorder James Spulloc’c continued all the docket save two cases. The first was against John Gate wood, of darktovu, charging him with fighting and disorderly con duct. He was found gulty and fined $5.00. Marshal Gadd ; s, of North was’find $2.50 for dieerdrly cci duct The evidence showed that lie had “cussed out” Mr John Goddard t the candi late for coroner. Th« rucus ocoured in Roberson R U on upper Broad The case against, Mr Joe Rob«n --; sou and Bailiff Me Leod was c > | tinned until next Friday morning. MISS 3ESSIE COTHRAN Quietly Breathed her Last at 8 o’clock Last Nigh . After a weary struggle of years, the gentle spirit of Miss Bessie Cothran was liberated at 8 o’clock last night and out through the si lent snow flakes winged its flight to the Great white throne. For two ye ms the patient suf ferer has lingered with the loved ones who clung to her so tenderly, knowing that there was no hope, and while her little hands rested m those of the family s'ill the ■ ,■ istfnl eyes sterns to almost pi rce 'he vale and see into the realms the beautiful beyond. She is the second child and old est daughter of Mr, and Mrs Sam Cothran on Second Avenue ai d v as about seventeen years old when ■ the end came. r, lie funeral will be conducted By her pastor, Dr. Goetchius of, \ and at the First Presbyterian t'l nrch tomorrow morning at 11 ■ '■•lock, > flor which the remains 'll belaid to sleep in Myrtle Hill. e pall bearers will be elected from among her first cousins. f e King of K r a has bepi i <•«•<’; i < m, he whd's io raise alii hi' i e\ . by Way. THE HUSTLER OF ROME,MONDAY DECEM3ER 31 1894 OR. PARKHURST Had a word to say about Super, intendent Brynes and THE LEXOW COMMITTEE Says he has been fighting Byrnes for three years and dont propose toform an alliance with him now. New York, December 31.—Dr. Parkhurst was seen today by a Tribune reporter and when asked to comment on the Lexow com mittee work, said: “I hardly think that I ought to say anything. To treat the subject adequately would take a great dea of time. There is a great deal 1 could say, but I will not make known my entire sentiments to day. ” “Have you any idea from read ing the testimony of Superintend ent Byrnes that there was a pre vious understanding between the superintendent and the Lexow committe.” He smiled just a little as he s aid with emphasis: “There is not the slightest doubt about it. In fact, I am free to say that I knew some time ago that there was an understanding be tween the committee an Mr Byrnes. I am not prepared to say that Mr. ioff had any knowledge of it, hut the understanding involved the manner in which Mr. Byrnes, was lob® h'ated. v ust v.'.at the understanding wa e ’?cU e to state, but I knew that ues was not badly damaged. I i t mad® up my mind that there s an understanding when 1 heard at Byrnes was supplying the committee with information. My senuments in regard io Mr. Byrnes are the same now ss thev ilwmvs have b en. I have be*n fignting Mr.Byrnes three yeaie and be has bten fighting us, and lam firmly of the conviction that if 1 care for the safety of cur orgaui 7. >tion I cannot afford to become •/lied wi h the enemy in any wav, ebt>| e or manner. I look upon Superintendent Byrnes as a constituent part of the system that is c irrupt, and for that reasou I do not it is wise to have any dealings with him. ” “What do you think of the su perintendent’s testimony to the effect that he has been seriously hampered by the commission in the performance of his duty?” “I am only a poor little Presby- ' terian clergyman,” said Dr. Park hurst, scornfully, “and what has I taken me years to do, the superin-! tendent could kill in a shot time. ’’ BYRNES PAHING UP. Preparatciy to Leaving the Office of Scpsriiiteiident. New York, December 30. —Su- perintendent Byrnes went to po lice headquarters this morning and spent four hours there in packing up his private papers and getting them ready to be removed in the event of the acceptance of his re quest to be retired. The superintendent’s action was ’he sole topic of discussion around •adquarters to day. Regret at Mr Byrnes’a probab y depar ure seem ed, however, to be comj ietely over sh«dowed by curiosity as to what shou'd happen after he had gone and where a compeuteut successor ci uld be found . Inspector Conlin is the officer in rank to the superintendent. He ■ njoys the distinction of being the only inspector} unaanrehed bv the leptimony given before the committee. One share of Tribune stock of up to date or ganization; face value SIOO. Will sell the same for cash for SSO. Geo. F, Chidsey. 12-28-ts. nIU UTEWARI G'U I i THE BIGGEST THING AT (ROME JKteg 1 ' . A ' hi j [ 8 | f !KK j| S >lid Oak Suit, $17.50. 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