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schr Golden Rule, Wilson, Norwalk for Amboy.
Steamer Tetis Gale. Providence for Now YORK, with
Steamer alectra, Mott Providence New YORK. with
| BOUND EAST.
sc schr , Nsttle Rogsrs New York for Portsmouth,.
nIsa ssa1 TaETfp Smith, Haversaw for Flushing with
sshr Com Jsnss Page Haversraw for Flushing with
schr Isaac Borden Hadwin, Poughkee psie for Fall
schr Thomas Norris Dollver, Port johnson for New
sss sshr s% s r a4 Fs F
schr American Eagle, Shaw, Phiiadelphia for Provi.
schr Haze, McNamee, - for Providence.
Wind at sunset wNw, light
Marine Disasters.
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nsnsep
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YORK, reports Aug n Iss = lon g So At osSet xM
around to WNw, which caused considerable damage 70
ing its way below, and shifting cargo to siarboard.
Dor. May get of next tide with assistance of tug
up St snd stFGsa Of i os
OF tug Cynthia.
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to pieces
BssSo Royal Standard g. from New
and will remain until tide
ome ssp asHns a5 xe an
for S s sFsm OF he n a
derand in consequences Of damage from Pampero and
Ayres Quebec On BALLAST The Margaret Weir re.
ana landed nsh ne 0' the Gre" Oh the
american h bark yOung Turk
ssTs sAd Ia essGR % he a.
tn HrS f ssS y
beard the steamer The bark was then towed bv the
eS
sept 1.-The austrian l:rs Seth Tugqiszs
81; s aasS
snAseHAE July ss-on the night Of July Is during 2
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snare, both vessels being damaged. --,..
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fyphoon, during which the compass was swept over.
ST. CArsKRlSks Aug 1.-THE Luigi Aus,, from Port Said
for San Francisco machinery put in here Aug in dis
Miscellaneous.
Capt Evans the steamship City of Galveston from
New Orleans and Havana has our thanks for favors.
Gsr Of City Island has Just t. sS M
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up-E From tho ard af ria ont vvesf
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& 1ss 81 sS$p
Ssis, ssssS ssf sfssa sss f.. breadth Of beam
e.a AZ s sna H S by ssSass qe %s
named Henry winche She y owned by ysn' AswSoa
Doane, who will command her.
Notice TO Mariners.
SOUTH AxKnrcA-EAsr ooAsr-sRAzIL. INTENDED LIGHT ON
The Brazilian has given notice that light
s3 sSSsss ,ss ssSa
s e st sMeT w re 2enna Ssa and u 81 ro, Position lot
tsst further particulars will be published when
RIVER rLArR-ALrERAroN IN CHICO BANK LIGHT VESSELS.
on the authority Of Hamburg newspaper, the light light
SUM-, and the light vessel Oh Indo Point has been re-
moved three miles to the northward v.-,... o., -.
tAll bearings magnetic. variation, 35a deg
westerly in 1881
ArnrcA-sournEAsr COAST. LIGHT At INHAxBANR
Information has been received through French notice,
that t Barrow south a Of he %
the level Of the and in clear weather should be
Position, lat Is A5 S, long IS e. lA.A4l
AyRIcA-wnsr ooAsr-zxrlscrros OF THE LIGHT ON CAPE
Information has been receyed that the light Cane
the apparatus out Of order assigned for s
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PUBLIC WORKS

Commissioner Van Mort, OF the Department OF
Public Works, makes the following statement Of
public moneys received by that department during
tha wenk ending ON SafurdaI:-
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OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
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Condensed kilograms.

The tug Anthony, exploded her boiler
yesterday in Milwaukee river. The en-
gineer was fatally scalded; no one else was
injured.
Last night, on the Kentucky Central
railroad, an extra freight train from Lex
ington ran into the regular train, smashing
the caboose, killing brakeman William
Cook and slightly iniuring several passen-
gers,
Another keeper of the TOmbs in New
York has been arrested for allowing the
murderer Sharkey to escape.
Frank S. Painter, the alleged de
faulting Cashies of the deflmct Atlantic
Bank. has been remanded for sentence, tbe
motion for new trial being denied,
Andrew J., RobeIts and Robert Gleason,
alleged hond torgerS, have had fifteen addi-
tional indictments for forgery found against
them by the Grand Jury in New York,
Pine Bluff. Ark, yesterday rezoiveA to
tender 1,000 men armed ana efnipped, in
case Of war.
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Hog Statistics.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-From statistics
gathered by B. +. Howard, of this city,
Secretary of the National Pork Packers As
ISOLATION, it appears that the number of
hogs packed to date this season in Chicago,
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville, Milwau-
kee, indianapolis, Peoria, Illinois and Des-
moines, Iowa is 6S0,G67, or 1884 more
than at the same period last season. Chica-
90 shows an excess of 1862; Cincinnati,
estimated, 10000. Milwaukee $500; In
dianapOlis 51,462; st. Louis shows q falling
off of Lib; Louisville 29,032; Peoria o
600. Returns from a dozen smaller pack
ing points in Iowa and Indiana all show an
increase in the number packed over the
same time last year.
Ninety-five thousand live hogs were ear
ried to Cincinnati this week.
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@-END-<-
Plug EglieS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-Tom Allen, Arthur
Chambers and Tom Kelly, whOwere arrest
ed last night on requisition from Gov. Bey-
eridge, Of Illinois, for participating in the
prize fight between Allen and McCoole on
Illinois soil last September, were taken to
Edwardsville, H., to-day by Sheriff Cooper,
where it is probable they may be bailed.
Efforts were made here toprOclre their re-
lease from arrest by habeas corpus, but
while their attorney was preparing the writ
Sheriff Cooper quietly put them in ear
riage and took them across the river
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Funeral Of Ex.senator Hale.

DOVER, \. H., Nov. 22.-The funeral Of
Jno. =. Hale took place to-day. Stores
were closed, and bells tolled between , and
4 o'clock. At half past l short services
were held at the late residence Of the de-
ceased, and the remains were then taken to
ihe Unitarian Church. There were twelve
pail bearers, including Gov. Straw, eX-Gov.
Hartman, and Judge Daniel Chase, with
Mr. Hale ten years in the United States.
Services in the church included an address,
after which the remains were taken to Pine
Hill cemetery.
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Boutwell, Opposed 10 War.

Ex-Seeretary Boutwell, lectured here to-
night on finances and the panic. In the
course of his lecture, referring to Cuban
matters. he deprecated tlae idea. of war,
counselled moderation and argued that our
sympathies and moral aid Ought to be given
10 Spain in her effort 10 establish re-
public
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4 Kansas Toun Rurned.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. pa prairie fire in
Kansas last Tuesday, in addition to des-
troying much farm property in the neigh
borhood of Usage City, burned the town Of
Oliyet, with the exception of two or three
houses. No lives reported lost.
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FIN ANCEAL.
New York Bank Statements.
The Banks Deficient in Reserves
$34S,250.


Bullion RecrOSSinS the ocean.
New York. Nov. 22.-The Clearing
House to-day, for the first time since Sept.
20 issued official bank statements, with
differences from condition of banks last
week as follows: Bonds, Nov. -, S24S,-
723,200; Nov. %, S24S,067, 300; specie,
Nov. u, $1G,630,4O0; Nov. %, ST.
SOS. 700. Circulation, Nov, 10, $751;
357.7OO: Nov. -, S27.299, 800. Depos-
its. Nov. II, S161, 81, 500; Nov. %, S167,-
967,2OO. Legal tenders, Nov. -, S26,O95,-
600: Nov, -, S30,S99,S0 According to
the above figures the banks are deficient in
their reserve s., 4S2. 80, and if S20,000,00O
loan certificates are connected in the iiabil-
tiles of the banks would be deficient $780,
100000 more. According to the weekly
statement the banks hold S30,000,00O legal
tenders, and according to the daily state
ment S33.O0O,0O0. The following table
shows the condition of the banks this week
compared with the week ending the goth
inst:
Loans, Sept. s2IS,42l' dOO
Decrease in loans. ..S 30,354, 400
Specie, Sept. 20. ............ lS,S44,ta'O
- Nov. % 1865, 700
Decrease in specie. l,zI0,SOo
Legal tenders, Sept. 20. 34,3Ol,9Oo
= Nov. %, 30,S9a. 800
Decrease in legal tenders. 3,jOS, 100
Bullion Outward Round.
Steamers sailing to-day take ont S2d9,-
600 in silver bars.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-The outstand-
ING legal tenders are $3.50, 7TG,22l.
Jay Cooke d Go.
William Torobe, of Philadelphia, has
filed an involuntary petition in bankruptcy
in this district against Jay Cooke d Co,
basing the petition upon the non-payment
by the Company Of certificate OF deposit.
Banks ResuEning.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 22.-The Desoto bank
announces il will resume business in full
on Monday. 1t is thought the First Ma
tional viii soon do the same.
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COLUMBIA.
Business-The COurtS-Dr. Munsey-
ImnrOYemenfs. Etc.

Improvements, Etc.
COLUMBIA, Tenn. Nov 22.-Busi-
ness for the past week has not been as good
a. it might have been, although our mer-
GIANTS have no occasion to complain. Cot
ton is coming in rather slew on account of
the late depression in prices Those that
are able to hold are doing SO. The receipts
for the week foot up about four hundred
bales.
.... - CRIMINAL COUI 1T.
This court has been in session about three
weeks. commencing with nearly two hum
bred cases on the docket, which have near
ly all been disposed of, except some i'm
portant cases, among which are two for
murder, viz: Morris Griffin. for killing Cur
ran on Gen. l.. Z. Folks farm, two years
ago; and VIM. Smokey, for killing Jordon,
in this place, last May.
DIR. MUNSEY
lectures at the Methodist Church tonight.
Subject, The Observation-Disclosures.
A GOOD JOKE.
The Peak Family Swiss Bell-ringerS
We're billed here for the 21St; but on account
Of not making railroad connections, failed
TO appear As the hall was lighted every
body thought the troupe had arrived on the
accommodation train. The result of their
thoughts was a large audience; everybody
was in the best of humor anticipating a
rich musical treat. The young men of our
town had taken advantage of the Swiss
Family's misfortune and provided them
selves with cOw-bells from one of our hard
ware stores and, in the language Of the
Chapman Sisters, "ToOk EN- in" The
audience enjoyed the joke and retired
wiser.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Ed. Williams mammoth building on
South Main street is rapidly approaching
completion. Mr.. Williams has built about
twenty houses this year. aud the good
work is continuing.
... Personal.
Ma. John E. Hatcher, the witty editor Of
the Louisville CO1Tier-.JoW3al, is IN tow
and will probably spend the winter here.
MAURY.
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The Way Delaware Serves Petty Grim
. inaIS.

and three colored men were whipped yes
terday. The former received twenty
lashes each, and the latter ten each. A
seventh man got one hour in the pillOry
and forty lashes, Blood was drawn from
two of the white men.
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The rlof to Snrrender Carfagena.

MADRID, Nov p. A plot to surrender
Catagena to the National forces was dis
covered in that city a few days ago, and all
military leaders except COntreras were ar
rested. Contreras and Galvez are now sole
rulers. Terrible cannonade and fusillade
were progressing last night, and it was
believed the military element had made
efforts to liberate their commanders and
were shelled by the forts, which are manned
by cOnvicts. The National forces besieg
ing Cartagane remained passive during the
frinU
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lee blockade Broken.

SCHENECTADY, Nov. 22.-The Ice
Breaker has arrived and boats are moving
through two locks west of here. The pros
poets is, boats on this section will get
through.
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Judge Drum,nIOnd.

s petition signed by all the members Of
the bar of this city, and large number Of
monument business men. has been forward
ed to Washington, asking President Grant
10 appoint Judge Drummond, at present
Judge of the United States Circuit Court
here. 10 the vacant Chief Justiceship of tie
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Indicted for Election Frauds.

The grand jury las found indictments
against a number of inspectors of elections
for violating the election laws, and against
other citizens whose proceedings ON cleo
ton day have been the subject of much
comment.
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of age. Curiosity enough the name of VIM.
NJ. Tweed is also inscribed ON the marble
slab in the main gallery of the Jail where it
was placed years ago when the Board of
Supervisors, of which he was then amember.
erected the buildin0
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CHICAGO.
Two Men Killed by a Failing Roof.

Two Men Killed by a Falling Roof.
Chicago, Nov. 22.-While workingmen
were engaged this afternoon in stating the
roof of the Chicago Malieable Works inthe
southern part of the city, atie-beam broke,
and a portion ofthe root feel to the ground,
carving five men, of whom Nicholas Vogel
and Andrew Sellinger We're instantly killed.
and Chas Morley, Frank Melan and Jas.
Patton badly. the first two. it is thought,
;,;,,,.aJ
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COMPLIMENTARY,

ROME, Nov. 22.-COunt COrti, Italian
Minister at Washington, but now here, and
Umpire in the American and British Joint
Claims Commission, has received cOngTatu-
Iatory letters from the British Govern
mont
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The French Cabinet.

PARIS, Nov. 22.-The Cabinet will prob
ably be reorganized to-day. 1t is under
stood that Duke de Broglie, Minister of
Foreign Affairs; Pierre Magne, Minister of
Finance, and Desselliguy, Minister Of Pub
lie Works, will remain.
LATER.-Members of the Cabinet have
withdrawn their designations rendered
"Wednesday Di0ht last
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Loss of a Steamer-TwO Boats Crews
Missing.

a telegram from St. Johns, \. F., says
the telegraph cable steamer Robert Lowe
was lost near St. Shctts. st. ATary's Bay,
Wednesday morning. The chief officers
and two boats crews were saved. The
Captains and two other boats are missing
The steamer Cabot has been dispatched
= ,.-.rt IL 1co%c
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Youthful Murderer.

George BOyce, aged thirteen, has been
arrested upon the charge of fatally shooting
his uncle, John Hutton. The boy entered
his uncle's store, and remarking, apparently
in jest, '.Now I'll fix you,7 drew a revolver
and fired.
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Uncle Daniel Sued for 81 900. 600.

r. III. Richardson 4 Co. have instituted
legal proceedings against Daniel Drew,
Eugene Y. Robinson and 5. Holden charg-
ing them with fraud and misrepresentation
in regard to large transactions in Canton
stock. 1t is alleged that Robinson was
used by Drew to saddle the stock upon
Biederman 81 Co., after Drew had positive
" agreed not to sell any of his stock, but
would buy more. The difference in dispute
amounts to one million dollars.
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Cincinnati Board of Trade iu Favor
of Arbitration.

ment prevails in regard TO the Nirginius
atrocity-ample reparation or war. 4
meeting last night with the resolution that
when the Administration finds it necessary
to declare war to vindicate the honor of the
nation, the people OF Utah, without dis
tinction of party, will rally to the support
of the Government. Public feeling is high
to-day to ayenge the insult to our flag and
to free Cuba.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in
New York yesterday at 7l4 for the old
and 712 for the new issue.
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COTTON was in moderate request IN
New York yesterday. Middlng l55e.
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Report Denied.

The report that a second attempt had
been made on the life of Gen. SicBles can
not be true, as the Department of State
has no information on the subject, nor have
any dispatches been received up to late
hour this afternoon from either Madrid or
Cuba. A number of officers were assigned
to-day to vessels now fitting out for sea.
Harbors 10 be Put in Proper State of
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GOLD ranged from 1893 to llO4 in
New York yesterday. closing at the
latter figure.
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The NaYY-Yard.

Strangers visiting the nayy-yard are not
allowed on board the Spanish ship Arapiles.
Nearly three thousand men are working in
the yard, and the number is being increased
Jaiit-
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The chief engineers corps has ordered Off
GERS in charge of harbors to put them in
proper defense and torpedoes, with neces-
sary electrical cable instruments to be
planted along the coast. The navy depart
ment has been Informed by the command
ant of New London station, that on the
night of the goth, two men representing
themselves to be naval engineers, tried to
force their way on board the Dictator, and
when resisted by the Waterman fired at him.
They then made their escape.
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F ID e e EG n
slekIes and the Spanish Authorlt

SickIes and the Spanish Authorities.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-Dispatches from
Madrid agree in representing that the late
interviews between Minister Sickles and
the Spanish authorities were of a stormy
character. Sickles barely escaped mObbing
by the crowd which congregated in front of
his residence. In consequence Of these
demonstrations he determined to leave
Madrid, but the government having dis
persed the mob and since maintained peace,
he has resolved to remain in the city.
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Cuban BOnlbast.

New YORK, Nov. PA telegram from
Havana on tie 21st gives the following
from the DidriO: We do not consider it
within the bounds of justice or reason that
war should result from the capture of the
Virginius and its legal consequences, but
if the conflict GENES let ms emulate the eX-
amples of Carthage, Nmancia and Sagun-
tum, and make the Spanish race in Cuba
the admiration of the American hemis-
phere.
The FQSe De Cuba believes the question
will be settled by diplomacy; nevertheless,
it praises the activity of artillery and engi-
neer corps in repairing the Notifications.
which will in short time be in perfect
condition.
Spanish Troops Guarding the Ameri.
can Legation.
A Washington special says an official dis
patch to Secretary Fish, received at II
o'clock last night, says: A second attempt
was made TO assassinate Sickles, and that
one thousand troops are now guarding the
American Legation at Madrid.
The sixteen British Subjects.
/ FL BrOniStd, the Spanish organ in this
city, contains a variety of fresh corTespon-
dence from Cuba. From this it appears
that sixteen men captured on the Virgin
ius. who claimed to be British subjects and
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$50 barrels Of Powder.

The steam tug Rescue left Washington
this afternoon with 100 barrels OF powder.
The steamer Fortune has had her torpedo
spar taken ont and will be launched Mon
day. An extra force is engaged and extra
time made on the ShawmUet. The work
of recruiting is rather slow, but it is proba-
BILE all the men needed will be speedily OBJ
tanned.
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Can't. Fry,s Appeal for His Crew.
Eight Cowardly traitors.

A letter from Senior Alfaro to Gen. Bur-
riel, offering to desert the Cuban cause,
and to divulge the secrets confided to him,
if his life is spared, is also published. In
this offer Alfaro is joined by seven other
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who sought protection of the British ' ice
cons i, hiss E,triel ,e@S.sea q = - NJ
edge, were not neglected by the British
authorities at Kingston, Jamaica. Alter
the jYiee-Consul found his efforts 10 VAIN,
the British Commodore took the matter IN
hand, and telegraphed to the governor OF
Santiago De Caba in the following words:
.In the interests of friendly relations ex-
listing between our respective governments,
l beg you to delay the execution Of alleged
English subjects captured on the VirgInius,
until the Captain ofthe British frigate Niobe
can communicate with you. The Nlobe
leavesto-day for Santiago" Tothis request
BuTiel replied by telegraph Il do not pos
sess the authority to accede to the petition
you send me. The law must be fulfilled.
The men who claimed to be British subjects
were executed without allowing any time
for investigation as to the truth or falslty OF
their claim.
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NHRvoUs pEBILrTXs-AD DEPRESSED 1R.
RrTABLR sT4TE OF MINDS wEAK; NERVOUS.
EXHAUSTED FEELMG;. NO ENERGY OR AMI
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DRDILITATING, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence OF ex.
cesses, mental overwork or indiscretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds SOVEREIGN
CURE in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SpE-
cIF1c, No. %. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges, dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and rejuvenntes
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
and always efficient. Price SIS for pack
ago OF five boxes and large 50 vial of
powder, which is important in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
Druggists. or sent by mail on receipt Of
price. Address Humphreys SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
682 Broadway, N. Y: For sale by GE1GER
'S McGREaoa, Columbia, s. G. Ap14 lilly
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the Treasury. 70 ,,Hheem ,sl,ee was. referred ;the
rspett 3. sskat hoard OF invsatfeatinn.
concerning the Wa~asset disaster will,
tomorrow, forward to- sstsU Emitted Stases
District Attorney bis 1instr1ctions how
to proceed in the ipfosecqtionf9i those
It is believed he will be requested to
push the prosecution to arapidl suit.
Beau Hickman died at Providence
Hospital. this morning. His remains
were inferred in Potter's Field. 81!
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, East OF the Mississippi,
light to fresh Westerly and Southerly
winds and partly cloudy weather, with
areas Of light rain on the coast.
BosroN, September 2.-Chester J..
Reed. recently Attorney General aud
Judge OF the Superior Court of this
State, died at White Sulphur Springs.
Va, to-day.
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DEFEAUDlNG A RAILROAD. a meet
ing OF the directors of the Georgia
Railroad Company, held in Augusta. on
Tuesday last, a report from the Auditor
of the rond, Mr.. G. Hillyer. exposed q
course of systematic peculation, which
had been carried on by some of the Off
cials Of the road for long time, and by
which the company had lost large
amount OF money. The principal par-
ties implicated are T. L. Rhodes, Gene.
raj Freight Agent; 2. w. Printup, Rond
Master, and J. S. Seipley, Supervisor.
Other supervisors and employees in the
road masters department are said to
have had finger in the pie"