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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

A little girl in LaGrangc followed
John Robertson's circus nine miles
from town in ordcrto join it. Aged
ten years.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

w. S. ID. Wikle and John H. Wikle
will hereafter run the Gainesville
Standard.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

The Athens Banner reports the
wheat crop prospect in that section
as discouraging,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

They have got "plourisy' in AT.
lanta. whatever that may be.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

Warrentonis arranging the prelimi-
naries for the erection of a brass band.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
General Merchandise.

HAVING BUILT Up A GOOD
trade all around at each place above mentioned
we are enabled to offer
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

OFFlCE SECRETARY Or STATE.
Atlaut- ,'a,, February 18th. ELY
ORDERED
BY his Exe,..,ucy the Governor of Georgia,
that the revar, ofOue ThSu7and Dollars, offer
ed in his proclamation Of the G'il Of JANUARY
19zl, for the apprehension and delivery Of one
Charlie, Coop Wa evidence sufficient to con
Wet. 10 the Sil if OF Fulton Comfy, Tor murder
Is hereby Wj,i.lnwn
Uiy.a underway ..auG aud seal Of Office.
DAVID G. CGFTING.
fph2i-d4t SECRETARY Of State.
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d Respectfully ask attention TO the above card
Il and take occasion to announce that have
made such investments as will compel me to do
a strictly cash business hereafter, the margin
for profits is 50 very small that must turn my
pennies mimby or make nothing.
will pay special attention to consignments
of saleabe articles of any description Whatever,
as well as make purchases for a commission.
For the convenience Of those WHO desire it.
will take deposits and allow interest at one per
cent month, and furnish Pass Books cratic to
all depositors, and if prices are not at all times
satisfactory my deposit receipt will be sight
draft for any part of the money at any oment.
think the above plan worth trying by Mi
housekeepers ia the course Tire yearyou will
save dollars by it, and find tia great convenience
besides.
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Great Inducements.


in the surrounding country and by promptness
and close attention To business, we hope con
tinuance the same. Ii is our whole study 10
sell goods and give satisfaction We deal hon
esty and fairly with everybody.
w. J. Kiser having had 30 years experience
in Merchandising, successful all the time, en-
ables him and his boys to run good business
We would say to the people of the surround,
ing country when in want Of
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

A tornado in Dalton last week tore
down several Buildings.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

Just received a lot of the cclebra-
ted RAMSDELL NORWAY OATS.
RED CLOVER SEED.
SAPLING CLOVER SEED.
ORCHARD GRASS +"
BLUE " "
PEACH BLOW POTATO SEED.
EARLY ROSE
SILVER SKIN ONION SETS.
ONION BUTTONS, Re.
J. L. HALEY.
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DEALERS IN
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10
New Advertisements.
LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Pot OHccat Marietta Ga
March 10th l@7l
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-03-10

COTTON BALE BRAND DI
MONA,
ETIWAN GUANO.
ETIWAN DISSOLVED BONES,
ETIWAN .ACID PHOSPHATE,
RUSSELL GOES PHOSPHATE,
PURE PERUVIAN GUANO,
PURE FLOUR OF RAW BONE,
SARDY'S SOLUBLE PACIFIC,
GILHAM'S COTTON GUANO,
EUREKA SUPERPHOSPHATE,
BONE Al y MEAT GUANO,
| LAND PLASTER,
OIL MEAL,
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REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION.
srANN-YNrg THE pnTTC


A meeting Of the Special Committee of the
Union Republican General Committee was held last
evening at the Fifth-ave Headquarters Gen. John
Cochrane took the chair. aud said You have attended
here this evening under notice inserted In the Republican
Journals for the purpose Of examining the rolls Of the
First, second. and Third District Associations II hercn
ofthC First District present we hope V III Doc produced.
and the Committee will proceed to examine it, and hcar
any persons who may have objections to any name or
may present any why names that are not there
should be placed there. We viii also hear any uIesu-
aTites charged. the evidence in regard 10 any
such charges That district being complete, We Will pro
coed to the examination Of the second, and then 70 the
Third. We shall then adjourn to some convenient time
when we viii proceed with the other districts IN numer
cal order"
Andrew W IOg-att First Vice President OF the It A.
semby District, produced The roll Re said: An ar
rsugemeut was made between tie Twenty-sccond'
TyvcIlt third and ntycigh-st Republican organi
by which inspectors from each Of them were pres
eut It the enrolment. We cim that have names
the roll but those OF bona hde members or ht l,pu
Gen. Coclrano-What are called The maconteut Brpgb-
licaus repre- sented on that Enrolling Committee
Gen Ger 6Spawaii-You are not personally acquainted
with all Tie persons VINO appear on tis roll ,ll,,.r
Gen. John FOstcl-Do you Know Of any hc'''fii
Nh ieeentt-No. ] do not.
Chsiruau-Do YOU know " any other tlan genuine,
voting Republicans oeing on the Tolt
Marx Isniran. President Of the Rcruar organization
Of Tie Republicans il the 10 District presented the roll
district IL included about go nanes, and, IN
90 the questions OF the Chairman ana Others II
was stated thar the roll prepared under Tie same
/ conditions d. the last.
Thomas MuiGcan. President Of the Third District Re
publican Assoc alOr, presented the roll ~ that u-att
il tanned $50 names and prepared ia the same
/ way the Others.
No objections WerC made by one present 10 any Of
the rolls; and Gen. Cochrane remarked "el we al-
rcar 20 De an IL cUlar, here" The Chairman then said
be lad been requested by the Ccmmse 90 thlu, tle
various Presidents OF The districts I"t alleDdiue 'o
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AmINICfPAL USpLEAsAYrvE...

President Agnew OF the Board OF Dock Com
nissloners presented. yesterday, q paper signed ~
Henry Bergh and 30 others. inhabitants ~ the district
Near the pier at the foot OF Gausey0ort, protesting
against the uo Of that pier by the strccCeaninc Aso
citation lie said that tho 18th Of February the COM
rnssioner- OF the Sinking Fund passed resolution
giving tho OF the yc0rt pier end onehai 0f tho
rcr on either side to J. H. Brown. This action Of the
sinking Fund Commissioners be very much rcgct a. 9
tho GauseYO0ft pier was OK the hdcst on IN I''
River front having depth ~ 30 feet o. wafer II no
street Cleaning Association could De pfcNalich upon I'D
t.ko come other pier It Won.G be highly auNdut -tya
10 ,orpuerce. But Immediate action must be- itk. hy
the ID partueut of Docks ira mulh as the Stlcet-' @
ing Abstraction had been driven within few DAYS from
their pier ut the foot Of KOO5eyett by tie ElOoAt
and Nov YORK Bridge Co., which has purchased thc one
for the looutOu ~ their seCOnd c1Seoi. toIHI1S"eI
Smith said that tho paper giving possession ad already
been issued to 5r. Brown ty tue sinking FuAG COAi'-
siOncrs 49,,
on motion Of Commissioner Wood Committee or t"o'
consisting Of President Aguew and Co1llsoAef hht'
were appointed wait upon the 7indng Fund CoAmi'-
sioUrIs and represent them tic a. sirJiy, ia tho
interest Of The commerce ~ AcWlorS' az thfi win
drawing their permission 10 The SUCttCrauluE AS'Vo
ton 10 Use tho Oau5CyOOrt PIER
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PERSOt H.

s lr., la'i OF orihodoS London Is BEGIN
mn, 10 . disturbed ,rout ilc s,uu ln.ss of 1..u ~.-
legs tI .o-t hut noc- H1t scsH io u"Hi. im any
ILIrie. AialiucHU has written and publ shed
lt.-,t.,- BOO: I. q f sa'. Than SOD y,,r.r- and pm
. ..1 l of thcm since she WI- - }'re 81 J-'.
Robert Hroun.u. has grown very old map
constitution f., uaiuilir.d. chi. ss hc would De mis-
taken Ior,p u,i'd b., Do. lace.
A plaa-aut but vague hint DE-, made Us way
into tic ucv,Papcr. to ,ar on-rf tat Dir. VIM d.
HyarIl, cout,mpair- undertaking scrlou, historical
work. Ir..hf. % History U. t.. q.
10 is understood that George William Curtis
h4- Boon r. tod 20 repeat Bis of popular re
ll delivered several years agu. on uihor- % English
1n. and u b. thou ,ht be- viii cUmplJ with the request
b, fore thc season la over.
Dsracli il reported To have said that lac in
tends to write three novels and tucn retire from
tie Hcd OF authorship Tlry viii all be- political. u 3.
tuI,FIr,d anu one ui l 100 VIII attempt u ,hO" Nh't
England matt do to retain her prestige.
One Of the victims Of the late Hudson River
Cleveland, Ohio OF whom sir william t. stone writes:
Brother T. neiict graduate member OF the Theta
charge 90 Kenyon College, Ohio. and was one ~ The
trirt LIGHTS as well Of the largest hearted and
Ipo-t enthusiastic members of the Fraternity lie con
rhtrd greatly toward o., expenses Of tio Theta helIh
Cl catalogue. and was alva}s ready With kindly t'uh-
lei and material aid Co assist thr fraternity 900 hcr VAR
Dali. e.tlIpII-ia. though ..iIt N.,f 1t.trNt. ih
li. tHtr,lui.r with rnHr'i- Do econ contracted hid u
f.t iIfurIl: ami apuug AI- friends br 1870. hihEu-
. .r.ll r.p.Ia.Ii. aNa ready Go UIUuOi. Nlitf =
I'm .I f. Tire rrIUr.l enjoyment lrIhHpi 200 nhh OF
OIL. ago ever hrd larger CO.. hniD utIi'lrc fIi. ~
Clouds. .l mode hm.ad W.to "-,Inmr ih 60 JOB
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ARKANSAS
Tons PLANS.

No QUORUM YET-COv. CLAYTONs PLANS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Feb. 23.-Ihe ArGilRche
Little Rock special tonight says Only nine Senators
answered the roll cali this morning. Considerable dis
cusson took place 10 the prOprey OF employing add
ona assistance for tc sergeaHta Arms 10 bring 10 tlr
ab-enees. One member charged the sorg antat- Arms
with being in the Governors Office several times without
making any effort 90 arrest Senators who were there
After wing renewed instructions 70 that officer and his
assistants the Senate adjourned until tomorrow. Moth
Ing was done in the House
In the Supreme Court the testimony closed in the
o7g t-rrqnto case and counsel for Tie Lcutenan-G0y-
,rnor submitted the case without argument. GOV.
Caytons PLAN II claimed by the Democrats to keep
rafor ont OF the way until The Supreme Court makes
u order 10 Ou, Johnson and then have ti.n rr'uru,
WHOM DE- win res IN lis position Governor. and let the
senate elect Mallory Ircsd H. and then turn the Gov
errors Once over q him If this j. done Johnson ld
rr,l.i, appeal to the Supreme Court q the United
states aud meantime claim his position a. Go'rfuli.
AVID can on the Federal Government 90 sustain him. To-
morrow VIII Diet rhine the future Of al parties.
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80 hs Eaisor Of ne Tr.tant


SlR: In Yesterdays TRIBUNE was published
thc text Of M introduced 20 tbe House 81 Eeprcseuts
f'cs by Mr. A-pcr of Missouri proposing 10 reduce the
f'rh Ou hne wool imported this country fIOm the
present rate 90 three cent. per pouo on me same day
being IN Washington, Lad conversation with Mr.
A'lfr who vac an od personal frI.rd a. nine IN ONO
from which state he removed 10 Missouri few years
ago. aud learned hat this b g. I.e.,rO the part o. the
tIoe Trade herery under tho ,p.coa, -e OF Revenue
i'',rm, which Obey hope 90 Render popular element iu
IHr next Pres det,Ial contest.
oicOurse, there not tl. ghost OF chance mat hi,
hl Will be even considered at the present session NJ
tougre-s, though 81 i- said thar strong o, of New
Aagaud Freo1raders viii appear 20 lI,e its pas
e.
think 30 s unfortunate for the movers OF This measure
fLa they have selected The item ~ wool a. the objective
point Of attack since II tho contest which closed In ls-
sitled anything Il settled the question that the dte
ga tine woOl satisfactory 70 the ea, body OF bro
duccr- ana manufacturers IS amy legislation can make
them
While the wool-gToWers Of tho United States need
not he alarmed n view Of this attack upon thu business
set they may do well 10 note the quarter from which
their enemies are likely 10 assau them ia urging the
overthrow Of the Protective policy.
+. D.. HABRIs OF M0or>S Rural Ner Yorker
Ndshttgt1n, u. O., FcI. u. ls7i.
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A CARD FROM THE Hon. THOMAS c.. ALyOED.
I.t.y.r Vyr Tr.bUup

CARD FROM THE HON THOMAS c.. ALYOED.
To The Editor Of me Trtbuae.
SIR: H. my humble efforts as legislator 20
sustain the principles and yiGve o. IL! party, must oil
course often fa short 81 accomplishing the desirable re-
-ut aud not seldom may take such course BOO the en-
Jeovor as may seem TO others not the best As very
rarely land never on myoWn account Isc in my place
and combat the conclusions q newspaper Writers drawn
from my legislative action. have only one way ~ set
ting myself right when unfairly or iraoiani'J il'd
] have said thus much because Of som" s'I.cur On
INV action on TIE New-York Water bill iu the House on
Tlpr-,, last bv vour corrc-pondelt4,t Albany. Your
Ipo. a., n u,t IT, 90 earlier stage %. The 's-l, u
fad fault via. ne. in connection VIII rti - NN ,lh
members Of the House. or oar apparent apathy on ihc
v-uhl,-( iey matter. NOW 30 Lee lad been posted ON
I,.rIIaf.Sutary law De would have known that bv tie
s,i.f .lo auv attempt to DO more than T1s done by ne
woul have lceu revolutionary aud ta,tois ana, hat
holding. 90 ~ strict ui'r'aL'. q" i- even L,
ti.rc tlc oure a. improper and uurcr manly c"utLr
mon Cur oproueut- cnull have done poo morc than
D.ro.-tt'r friends tDco,.ce without gard 20 precedent
Nov. n reference to the Water I your rcprer
.forF have Known Il. status acd o." power and deter
min.ii1u Of TIE minority; ~ $50. cn Gc.'fa ORC. u
some time beI.r, Friday usi eriurd before thr
.lourumcnt. Ihev-vhat Qruhut' Do a. Lo' tl.t
ri0r had ALREADY OBI aimed nat ior,cI ms g. joe judged
To- others than me. they hou"d ty already h@d 90.
F, l, ', W." ~ 'r, T,t ',, had .nd world y.r,.e
cotrd Ia t>s their l before tLc rfrc~s, asked them
t0 bat tAry could have WItfcit-a right Hrd
opportunity OF discussion, mol lor n .tI ut IoI ny ~
-'te. as Wei. I.rj Move cu1u- io craHi tbs
favor and fIl opportunity Assured ual 90 discuss
tho merits uf the hil Ot which would have been
,gy donvej if tfg bed been compelled 90 retain Ms
pI,- Gully until itt.r tfi- 1871. 900 accomplished
viii not take ne position tiHi reporter Us no. an
eg f.- and +, ouIy -iiuc-.d 90 give ce. and NOT Q"
r.llc couc-. 0r, h'i would advise 1uN person. when
L. undertakes sit as judge 10 crdraHur ID" become
acquainted with 500 Tho -rcruurdr, no rsf NJ - l's--
atiyr preceding or .ciIH, before lie undertakes 10
C.th'r criticize. sN Irutt. 0f condemn.
II may lave been METER 10 This case 10 10 nat was
ro...fi.a 20 The ivCIhiN Carey content our
-It,, with irr voice i.i 100 u-fi $50 uuIii
tg have opportunity 70 expose the curtHif ut tl-
I-.I.t aa. done, believe, comics c.li rftA lI Du
a.lnrcr 'itru.f fntOr OF lu.I. reason fu LIVER
h.uc.i',. N.Ir respectfully. THOMAS a. AL'otD.
A.4altES i'n. lF, ISL
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pODITICAL.
TNDIANALEGISLATyRE
rrrnnIICAN MrMRERs REsI0NED IN 4 b

REPUBLICAN MEMBERS RESIGNED ~ a BODY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. 23.-There is much
exocmenthcrc today in consequence Of the resignation
this morning OF 81 Republican members Of the House.
which prevents further legislation this session The yea
son assigned Is the attempt of the Democratic majority
pass bin rCdistrictng the state in violation Of the
Constitution, which provides that the state shall not be
relstriced ofteucr tkan in six years. The last
redsiricting was four years ago.
Ldeut.Gov. CumbaCk expresses the opinion that Il
takes two-thirls Of all the members Of House TO
constitute a quorum, and viii not recognize anything
that the remaining members do. The SPEAKER Of the
House also gave The same opinion this morning,
after receiving tie Governors message
nOuneiug the resignation Of the Republican
members OF the House. some Of the Democratic mem
hers differ with the Speakerand and advocate continuing
legislation. Tho Appropriation bills. the Tax BILL and
most Of the necessary legislation disposed Of before
the Republican members Of the House resigned.
An exciting time f. anticipated tomorrow The consti-
tutonal limit % the session expires the 6th of March.
and there is not time TO elect members to d1 the places
OF those who res gued.
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PORT OF NEW IOiN.... .fgf ~.
CLEARED.
se,lg plaat Er rl.- .rerrsg, PM Js'q 20, ,.co
s,aslp south oaraa u,eA.ti Charleston g. II. K NoFssn
S,ar,o vra-a Couch Re,mor Norfolk ard City Point, o4
'..-r' ..e \ r1l1e B.t-. Eo.;o,.
s,i M.our rn,l Iia,ra va N',s,n. Allnie Msl Steam
',,sat2 80 Cid Seleson wIaiusoa, \. C.. Lorr STEAMSHIPS
s..,-. p,s.fcor Sherwood Pbdps Lotrarl steamship Co.
Bare Llaiaa Ao-,J Cora fAnoa.' of ooua fuhs, D. -
,,r, crosp level oor,Ias Galveston. Jas " lla.S Co
B4rA lau!a Aaori.. sol or. l.l4t. Geo A. Phillips Co.
B,rk I. H. Mcfa-ru. DIR Cs.'7req. Brit sen Co
bsri tal. Marer. saa fal1.,. ',rn'lg' 'o-soeA Co.
Tnl J.Ia r. BAN tu- aa,lal,. Jane b. war tCo
n5s El.h. ol'-r r,rraialso ars i..'ia ; G Whi'a.
sef D. TALBOT Armstrong, 81 Prem. Nat Reyna Co
ss4r isio'7o MI b., D., Lave e., 0 doll 'T IN
sehr Horsnas Norton Denrrar' Miller & liou.a'gH.
Ell tnDrt ,.S1 r.. Rsnoa Va Van B4a, Ssss,
sear Qte-n Moore. Witaas-aa aai r.asli wa ''-
81. H,a,. ,a 7lGT, yi Gig ai@or- w ; e s
sarpF,sr Barr, E.i..no-f. ~ De. tlam,r~
Steamship Thee. Drl'cr 81 Rrso cy ~ i' I'D >,'', =,
10th ans Porto Fla 20 ibt SIGH mise a- vs, i1 fIu. W
ral uu,r. vr-urr IN +. steamship, Iean,, g. ''''' |
Sam, IS, aaole I.,are ErtaoI a.. Po.p' OIL Sor"A STD
"s s ana Pc , 20 80 - -' ,i.v Part srd R.'mqni
sil e and pas 20 Oa d.. .s. steamship 'H m 4o.n. lts
s, d. ~. rs.., 49,, ris i.ts rt. 10 % s. s. "a
- ps.,g, tsr, l,ss Of h., laI bo-n 'o &c ''
S"Ah rpl o.s,e Hny.s,. % .ar. .a ballast to "'' '''
ben l.s norm col 's.rs - iot 30 .t.. ~ tb ml-r 70
p,lo W.l Co. iil5 re ,sr,t. se'..'' ~. H.. i
iiru 'a'.a.t re- 90 iel', = y. e., gW
,oW S.as r. Ercoua.,sl 'r'' gales '.''' ''
~, a n AL. 49,, Pas. '-. Ji ~ be- '''a ~ -''
a.,. ...- rf 'ra.a +, 49, p. @ D. l,.. e.i .,rr
.r ',r,.r 5. r 90 D. '.'.s-. b.. ...a
t.,,...i.. o., nj as.ra. 4..4..t.sr...-
o.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

Tho Vouse rasSed the hill relative 10 the
'"' 'i"'' - -. -, ,-..,..4
soting oi deP"suons 0e oene eSSt ih courts " 'n
States also the bill for the extension OF The Tine IoI
= --..t. os 81. 15or+s "a Tala and Lake -ul-rior
tl' ooiAiieuoI oI tue fOi'"ee IN '.r. , .tI.
t3Bal; also The senate resolution lIe-iI'Is '0 '"'
&, be taken by Senator elect Miller a. Georgia.
-. ,--.-,,,... 80, .p,,ulrrr.t,oN PRIV
Itik ioi'Ill At|N ~ 6tIh ,',, of .bo hin
Inc HOUSE llu,C..o 80 ~ 20 ~ -.
T"nD6 eliI -. C. - ~ ti, mi c,ir yf,r-
l.'55, e-- u f"-i VI 0''''- N
9e i,@tx.Vot,7u pr I'M adv,e,t,l fbs striking
III. 49, " - 60 So p,...t5 ..,yf,,,, t.r
.i OF the apr I12h I IIi , S' IN s 81 war rem
y, i,APio. ~ o. - e.f jr@rr.ts Of co1utlrI.
c-f the Pesnt, ~ h,,9 nj sd,,u me e,IeTJ
t,'S @ ~ go ~ -,a,E frf- l.l. those Ioy, ID
tLl,SS 4oi , 1o III "a =. '+l-,-r4 - Nv
my W ~ hi e,r1efra5 fine character az
W. 2, III. n VIZ i'' -'. t6',',I.f
Tile Dill lie committee oI AIin"i- ,-,-vu' ' D.
"a, true economy 70 4peu 5.,'e tn iioS i+' jf
3'N 81 tLe most ilI , r., - - n, ,r -,
20, uoTn ,,f, %, -, ;i Mn, t1C COMMITTEE
NI. VIM i N,' f.' 80 = ,-, a. - 60
SSTtf a. 4 .r.j tist III W. desirable 10
',-s .1,-,.i, 80 it.7r .,.t. mag
q WV ~, ~ ~. so oo TO- tfis t,uru,-e wa.
At' M 80 ,.r-, .iI.- I'M ..,rtr..fs
80 nuo4 y. ~, , fr % t - l'ti-.. non
OilE i'c L 4Ht"Ae 'i'N-'
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specin hrraIRnent 81 the New York Central and Hud
son RIVER Railroad Companies, wh!cc are charged
WIN eNging Oppressive rates. driving eL'cpfise end
Weatn IRON tho State by eEactiOns, NHptli
WIN inc canals IN summer by carrying through freight
NJ ltss thAQ cost hUuiing New York City l Vicious
ways violating law by demanding additional faro Nr
" palace cifh, while falling To provide ether suitab%
ao"ommo dahOn, uyinC 10 tuhsijze tine l. 81 aiUrc, dis
terminating ngaEsi the people Of the state ia fayor Of
those Or other states. with several other charge,
lIccd IN severe language. The petition is sent % C
IONS in a paris OF the state, accompanied by circular.
asking tho receiver 70 OBTAIN many tI-laf pos
sblc aad forward - biz Senator Assenblyu.u 10
box No. 3D., Albany T. o.
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TIE LATE COUNTY AUDITOR WATSON-THE COZ
ONER's INVESTIGATION COETIN UED.

Coroner Herman yesterday continued the
investigation Of the circumstances Of tac death OF the
late County Auditor. James Watson. Police Surgeon
John G. Frazer tied that Jan. -, while standing
On the pazzu OF tue Club House. ut Nightmare. and one
hundred audhrtieth-st, he s1w the deceased driving
down the avenue and abreast ~ him ws- sheriff OBr"n
both going at pretty rapid at witness did not notice
the man " hose horse into Wa-Ons team until the
collision occurred. saw L,rCl on Watou'- face, and I'm
ID that DO rfH -'' UiUry J. and lad HIM
carried INTO the hotel de easel i be- wanted no acton
taken rIinsi IA. man who to ruu ln.F lI; iht honi
II Ire h.sa struck C.cc5t VA the leit a. 80 crushing 10
the frontal hone. -.
eor,'- team nHd struck hiu driven 20 very rapid
Iat.: b. ItNc Ike driver lAoslcHlt NOM ne Way
the horse ns managed; tic shaft r. tie s-a1r're 'f-c
,rck one of the horses Of dr rasot ~ trr .Ht SIOUX
fr fle horse thrl reared over tle sli or We cons
sleigh and the hoOf OF NJ tn fOrcer came doV on
tide lore head II the deceased; inc driver OF the -iceh
was thrown out Che lads with la4 renamed lu tuc
sleigh; The horse brOi away ana Ton under IRE sed ~
tue hotel. the lady told companion she would NOT rd'
with l.r again. he too re- I'-s; wines iIdue
how seriously at~Ou injured, caught the ANAL be
made stance. although DC seemed very hurE tN-
cited and intoxicated: lie handed witness card bearing
thr address. "ti.r.c. Clifton. Clifton House No. -
a. V'i .4-HF.:' witness gave l.- 70 on oNlrl VINO
J,4 4, ard took the prisoner into custody deceased
os.u l, raItd Nothing done 90 tnc hr4n, aAd he vas
rt.ntrc..
1ha ..rihcr invest -lGo1 YVES adjourned until to-day.
roe t occurrence Clifton ll~ failed IN business, ana
d iIrlfed II L couieclurcu Do .ar gone % England