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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-26
Knights of Honor

Regular meeting of Alliance Lodge No $50,
\. Of di H. will be held THIS friday EVENING
Members of Savannah Lodge No 1853 and
visiting brethen cordially invited to attend.
ROBT. CROMWELL, Dictator.
E. F. BRYAN, Reporter
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Manila Hat

Sun Umbrellas, HammOcks.
In variety, at LaFar's .-AdV.
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Road Commissioners Notice.

The regular semi annual meeting of the
Board of Road Commissioners of Chatham
county will be held at the Court House in Sa-
vannah, at II O'Clock A. NJ on MONDAY, June
5th, being the first Monday in that month.
G. Z. HARRISON, Chairman.
L. A. FALLIGA Ant, Secretary.
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Spefial gutifes.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Steamer "CumberIand"
Will leave SATURDAY EVENING, 27th inst,
at O'Clock, for DOBOY, UNION ISLAND,
DARIEN. and Landings on the ALTAMAHA,
OCMULGEE and OCONEE Rivers.
JNO. F. ROBERTSON, Agent.
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AohEN or STEIN 10
JOHN Il BRYAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.

The present wSs accompanied by a copy
% resolution passed at the last meeting OF
TIE association showing their esteem and
hfrh appreciation OF the services rendered
hv Nr. BRYAN.
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MtFtings.
Irish National Land League

1IISH NdtIUHHI IHHU Ltdg Ut
A special meeting will be held THIS (Friday)
EVENING, at O'Clock, at Mozart Hall.
P. K. Walsh. Esq, of Cleveland, O., will ad-
dress the League. All members are requested
to be present.
NJ. ]. DOYLE, President.
DANIEL E. O'NEILI, Recording Secretary.
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uGEAL sEEvICz DESTINATIONS At 1914 ?. K.
lElvaSyAE EEAS TTsEl KAY 3. 1852.
T1e rcll-winE observations are taken at the
sane ucmsrt OF time at al the stations
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AvERAGE

Cotton uELr HrLLETIS,
Fr-the twenty four hours ending May $. lSs2,
y = N.
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WOman's Christian Temperance
Savannah Oil Company.

The Society will meet TO-DAY, at Mrs. R.
Webb's, 1856 South Broad street, at P. NJ La
dies are cordially invited to attend
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White Vests.
New Patterns, at LaFar's.-AdY.
Necktie Collars
Wo shanes, at LaFar's.-AdN.

Just received one hundred suits OF Mid
dlesex Flannels, at B. H. LevV's.-AdV.
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HOrsfOrd,s Acid Phosphate
Is a scientific preparation of the phosphates,
so combined as to be readily taken into and
absorbed by the system. Pamphlets sent
free. Rumford Chemical Works, Provi-
dence, r. /.
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For Hats, Underwear, Neckwear, Shirts,
etc, go to Levy's.-Adg.
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Y. 7. Barnwell, of Atlanta.
The convention then proceeded to ballot
for an Executive Committee, with the fol-
lowing result:
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Nr John NJ. Bryan. the worthy Secretary
and Treasurer Of the Savannah Rife Asso-
citation, vas yesterday presented By the
association with 8 very handsome silver
pitcher srd salver, bearing the following
inscriptions
SAVANNAH RIFLE ASSOCIATION
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You Get a Chance for $50.
Spend 81 so for goods, at LaFar's.-Ad
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SALE EEissSTEN IS

Prnv1c S.Le.-MeSsrs Jno W 4 Pc
tar II. Rus-a;d administrations" the per
DUAL estate Of Sa,nn"l BrsSar', deceased
will all the remainder " the ners'na
cror.r,v oc "a d \ c,as" at h,a late resi-
, cree in Hquvpr'- district on Wednesday
Fuh'y. |, 1891 For tcrls NC, see hd'
In n,ther "r,umn
G. Hartman. Asen, fT Dnnel K Ronzcr
will .|' t,.e property on Carroll ST, Me'
ehSnicNown, on Sat, Frb'y II, Also or
acme date mountain lot of5S acres. ses
Yosters.
@. N. Zimmerman, agent for the Admin
h,rs,or IF Andrew Cotfnan, will sell lot
Of Personal Property At tive residence o
p.,d deceased, ON Tue-dov, Feb'v7 z. Jas
g CcTmsn viii a'sr -o'! lot If Persona
Pre-. city, M1ely purcba-e4 " Lin,
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so Barrels Of Corn,
80 BUSH. OF POTATOES
And IL TONS of HAY.

Lot OF Fodder, Lot Bacon. Lot of Grain
Sacks, Cross cut Saw, Dry House s. Stove,
, Gruhbing Hoes. Picks, Shovels, Barrels.
Hngshea,ls. Boxes, Baskets, Ladders, Axes,
Seythes, Scoop Shovel, 20U Rails. 400 Lo-
Gust Stakes Set ct Blacksmith Tools, ?
Barrels OF Vinegar. and The following lot
Of Household and Kitchen Furniturc:-1
Table, Cupboard Lot of Chairs, Good
Conkslove and Fixtures, 2 Ten plate
Stoves, 2 Clocks, 3 Safes, l Secretary, l
Stand, Wardrobe. Bureau, l Howe
Sewing Machine, Bed>tends and bedding.
II Looking Glass, 2 Pictures, Lot of Car.
pet. Lot of rinware. Lamps. Lanterns,
>,-ryard. Scales l Copper, Brass and
Iron Kettle, Churn and Buck, Crooks,
| Tubs, Buckets, Brooms. Tray, Sesder,
pearrr, 3 Good Shot Guns, Excellel Ri
file and many other articles
TERMS OF SALE, As PRESCRIBED
BY THE tOURT:-Cash upon all sums
of or under $40; and upon all sums over
$40, QUA credit ut Six Months, the pur-
cha. er, OF purchasers giving, his. her, or
their notes, bearing interest from Day Of
sale, with good and efficient security, to
be approve by the undersigned. Z
JOHN w. BUssARD, }
PETER II BussARD,
Charles 3. Fov.t, Auc,laae~.
Ian. s t.. =
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il got away with him and pr wed that he
agonizcd over thr fact that bis prices were
not respected and that ain Frederick
county there l. not enough ct talc in The
fortune, "vcn if ht had II all in bis own
hands"
In this same artr e appears this remark
"Suc!, men In e NJ p.nper i'lr, of ipnr
nalism." Well wei Who wnnl think
to find 6, high toned u sentiment in the
same article in which apnrlrs the ,alrnt
and taste tha, wou Il indite such rude tx.
prrsSinns ~ for which they are promised
q mere song in uAy,nunt. AMI nfer fill to
get = e ti's' red cent" nv peaks Of 'h"
y.n,rc' ,rof.s~pn " i"','"aiHn 81 IT d..
business N wh'"h AVG Id ,hs 'nir prices
nud .l,"'' i n'Ug.
Nr,n.,. ,,r.r, j. r..lrl AN m IN II, II q
III .y,.l.> 'lrinn r'.r ,hrr' j. ( J." nr'"ns"
am pNvV nd vi,'in'% '"Tir , ave In'on
in on 'pryori0% t. ret on ,un big moral
plane. ln-t mis- hrAr'lg- 'ring unnccu1.
tom 4 - such iii hts an1 proved himself
+ tn ~ Sc ,.rSs ing hra,i"inu- mnu, who
wants ,"ll'r ulirc and NOR" room, the
: VT, KID &c irr,un re stared on, I" con
'eNn N,rtler i, is 4 much a question
n't -" A. It huS, ,e,. unl "" shall not a--
snpr To i .. l.. b.l cen suld" dc'risc
,u"ri anl nt1iuniv .I'ag. such n "rhiVc
quoted, nnr ha'l We rnlraynr I" mth"m
tnr 0n"sii'n ~ Ia W len 81 he tive might
m,.l properly be considered tie f'n"da
ton of the remark that there nrc some
men now connected with newspapers. who
are utterly nntil t'r the business Smcle
in her ia III desire to move in Jnvian 50
cic,r, persisted in the cn.'l nm.'inn ~
her " ISL, Aetl malo. rejoicing in her own
calamity |, IL IL be hoped that the IN.
Ins logic may deal as kindly with 1t.
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TpLWTY NEWS.
JOttlngs from our Exchanges.

DEADLOCK BROKEN. - The deadlock
which has existed for nearly year in the
Board of Alderman, Of Frederick, caused
by the Death of Mr. John H. Bruncr, was
broken last Thursday night by the cleo
ton Of Mr. Albert T. Rice. dem ,Crat, as
SIR. Burners successor 4 bill providing
for special election to ill the vacancy
was bclag hurried through, the Legislature
but bv the action Of the Aidcrmanic Board
az above noted this will he useless -Re5-
ister
DEATH OF JoHN T. PEDDICNnD MI,
.John 7 Pc l cord die At his hone, near
Nj II. Mary 5 Enllr!c, ut | O'Clock. IN +,
on " cdnr-lrv, the 18Th inst, and was
buried from Mt. St Marv's Church, on
last T.u,s!ay morning II" WAS born
near LIN ni,tsblry on the 2j'h Of August,
1924 Bv MS in iustrv and nniiing ener
", he la acquired n considerable amount
Of prnpcr,y hn,h in Emmil>hnr- district
AID in West Virginia. W 10 The 18th OF
ia.t December. lie was blessed with unin-
'errupl-d good health. aud then he WAS
chlig d 10 1--WE zip his work ia Cnmh'r'
land and submit to medical treatment. r
" hich purpose he rrtnrn'd TO his home
ho!d of him, that after Il short lapse OF time
his phi, sicians pronounced him beyond 70
cnvtry.
The consultations Of the church wers
his 10 the hour of h,slh and the scra
mcnis and rites thereof were received by
him III, death will be greatly felt in The
neyhborhond wherei he resided -Chr.a
rs
FIVE DEATHS IN THE mole FAMILY IN
Two WEEKS Never in the history OF
this l'ule CITY has the hand Of atnuli,n
been more heavily ph I'd than upon Rev.
Oshprne lrgle, rector Of Al Saints p h,
Church Whenthe diphtheri, t,rst show
et ilS ,irnltut shape hers, the lovely chill
drrn Of this gentleman were the first to
surcumh to It's powers THURSDAY morn
inc the angel Of death entered his home
and took fr, IN his lovin-, family, Antor
ne,ir, An Interesting little girl OF nearly
ten years SIC hal h~en sick only few
day. when her suferngS ended in the
sleep Of tue innocent y ID jlsl sac f1!-
loAatn He,vrn tour Younger sisters and II
baby brother ah, and tour Of these chill
dren having died in The pas, two weeks
Seven months ago, Mr.. lngle WAS sur.
rounded by min. ch,llren-as good and
HEALTHY as roul have b"cl tonn any.
where in the world To-day he follows
tn The grave he body If the sixth child
" no has been taken from him in less than
five by dlphiheria.
The funeral of Antninr,t", took place
Fritay mor"lna. NJ II ocmck. Mr.. lnGh,
lis eeimnhlc wife and their three remains
ing 81 lirrn will leave the CITY, leaving
hcuinA them the nome which has brought
them 81 mich crnsin. misery, tor some
DAYS or weeks to come. This afflicted
family has the sympathy Of tc entire
city Times
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SALE Bills The season of public sales
IA approaching and rs there are always
dates upon which parties are particularly
des,rous of holding their sales, il is expe-
Aen, that they should notify us Al once OF
their cho,ce, when i, will appear III "of
Bale Register and thus h" scared in ad'
vance We are prepared to print oIi's
from II X is to 80 x So inches, on gooo
paper we'll disnlavel and at rates tha1
will c,m, are fayorally with those of an?
office in the county. Wcgive blank notes
and place i'm the Sale Register tree and
offer inducements that will jnst'f' parties
who ,utend to make sale. 10 call aud sc
=. IT.
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Di & o..

On the 9ih instant. of diph'hera, Maria
Victoria, scconG chlld of Charles ii and
Anneln Baugh,nnn, aged Years and
months. of Frederick city.
On the evening Of the 17'lI instant, in
Frederick of diphlhrrin, Mary Anneta,
youngest Chi of Charles II and Anncta
Baughnan, age'l years and 3 months
On Wednesday, tho 18Th inst, ut his home,
near Mt ST Mary's Coli, g.. of typhoid
frvrr,J. r Peddicurd, aged 81 years, |
month and % days
On Monday the 18Th inst, near Motfers
Station, Hannah G, wife OF William
Molter, aged 81 years, month and 81
avs.
On the 18th inst, at her resi- lence. In Lew
istnwn. Mrs Sarah A II, beloved wife OF
Henry Eaton, aged a. years, b months
and % days
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~ AA "a Great chance to make
a13a3 All money Those whoalways
AVAO 0tnke advantage of tue good

chances for making money that are offered
grrt,nlly become wealthy, while those " hu
do not improve such chances remain in
poverty. We want many men, women.
bows AMI @rs to work for ns rignt in theil
own localnirs Any one can do the work
properly from the first start. The business
will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. Expensive outfit furnished free
No one "ho engages fails to make none,
RAPIDLY. You can devote your Whole Time
to the work. or onl your spare moments
Full info,maii N and all that is needed
SEM free. Address STINsoN Il Co.,
Oct. 81 ly. Portland, Maine
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On The 18th Of january. 1889, in Frederick,
Charles $. inf;,ni child of p F. and
Fannie Z PamlcIl, aged s months and
- days.
On the l4th of January. in Washington,
u G.. of typhoid pneumonia, Elizabeth
Augusta brOve,i wife, of John Robin
son, and d laughter ofthc late John Kun
kei, ct Fr"lericN, aged "a years, s mos.
and IA days.
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b NOT pECEiZlp

bv ri ,slers clal ling to BE- An i'm
rrnvem4I, on hLLCOCK'S POROUS
Pr ,SrEhS
ALLUOCK S is the Original and
Only Genuine Porous Plaster; all 9TH
err so-callei Porous PLasters are uni.
'"r'onS, Bepare Of them
See that you get an ALLCOCK )
PLASTER, which we guarantee has
effected more and quicker cures than
any ether external Remedy.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Dec. %, Q. 0. W. On.
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NO. 1923 EQUITY
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

Martin r. Blssard In the Circuit Court
" for FIr'erick county,
George Fl Bussard sitting in Eqwity
SAM. p. Bu,sard December Term,
AMI others 1881.
I ordered this I'd day If January 1882
\ 'thnt on the 29'h day of January 1882
the Court will proceed to act upon Il 0
Rrpor, If Sales this day fled by Peter II
Busstrd and Martin T. Rnssard. Trustees
in the above case, unless cause to the CON
trary h shown before said dsy; provided
copy of This order be inserted in some
news paper published 10 Frederick Coun-
~, fur three successive weeks prior to said
day.
r Report states the amount of sales at
$lS 0H6 81
ADOLpHUS FEARHAKE Ir.
Clerk of The Circuit Court for Frederick
County
True Copy.
Test; Adolphus Fearhake Jr. Clerk.
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8 Good Milk E.7A
COY VS.. W "
I LARGE 3-YEAKLING
AND 3 9-YEARLING
STEERS.

Wheat Fan, Graf Cradle, Cutting
Box, Whrelharrow " inds,one, Lot OF
Old ard lot Of New ser, 3 2 horse Bar.
shear Plows, e.. Shovel do. Dbl,
H.. Harrow, Ks, Rakes, Measures
and Corn Barrel. Sleigh and Bells,
Buggy, Lo, of old wagon, wheels. Tar aud
bucket, Jack Screw, 8 Axletrers suitable
tor wagon maker, IA Empty Bee Hives,
lSwarm of Bees,
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Public Sale!!

BY virtue Of mn Order ofthc Orphans
Cour, of Frederick county, the rndersign.
ell, Administrators of Samuel NJ. Buzzard,
laic of Frderc~ county. dccensed, will
uatcd in llauverS District, said county. on
the county road leading to Mcclauics,own
on
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CTO W EAEIIART.

Captain Of Police. Baltimore, Nd
Winter, with variations
Have you been vrccinatei ?
A new lot of Garden and Flower seed
4. Wi,hcron 4 Armacosts.
For m attractive sale bill. call At the
CLAEI1S Once.
}'he attendance at the diCleren. churches
Is exceptionally good.
There are quite number Of casss o!
pi7k-eye in and around town.
The demand for honses In our town
still Ia greater than the supply.
rrsh Garden Secd Just opened At
jan. 20. ROOFS.
Now tina, prices have fallen and hens
can afford 1t, they have begun TO Law.
The freight traffic, ct present IN the W
MR.. ia very heavy and increasing
Pure Cider Vinegar as strong as ever
-.-vas made at Withslow T. Armacosts.
In the matter of Sale Bills, we Unite >
comparison Of prices aud defy competition
Ia style.
At Witherow & Armacost's will b'
found Non explosive, $50 Test, Coal OIL
A load of good oak wood will I've takeI
IN exchange for subscription at this office
Call carly
The capacity Of the coalhins and siding
is being fully taxed, in the handling Of Mr.
Kunktls coal and iron.
Thre will lie no services in the N. Z
church ON Sunday next Quarterly NEE,
ing services on February l2th.
During the cold snap of Sunday an'
Monday last out In Manitoba, the ther
nom@tcr fell to 40 degrees below Zero.
We acknowledge receipt of n number
Of annual reports, comp,ro.er'S, adjrtant
generals, police commissioners etc, AT thu
hands Of Mr. JOS E Webster
The Thermometer registered twenty lie
grces below the fleeing point. twelve
above zero on Monday mornins Inst, i,
this pace; on Tuesday morning ii stood
49, abovez'ro.
One Of our merchants received an orde
for two cans oflard from former citizen
now residing in Fhlipsbnrg. Pa, Thu
price there ia beyond reason and potrtoc'
are selling at two dollars rer bushel.
Tie Road Supervisors for Mechanics
town district arr, Cornelius H. Black. W
J Stansbury, Abraham Lohr, VIM. Nc
Elssick Lewis Mathews, Geo w. Lay
man, F. n. Willhide, George Baker.
BIG DIVIDEND The First Nationa
Bank declares seven per cent dividend
for the six months ending January II
This bank appears to he one of the Der
pay Ing monetary institutions N tue coun
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x,or.1I eNfsms.
FOUR LIVES SAVED

= I tt n " T. - EH'
Dr.. Bljis Cough Soup RI eyed four OF
NV children nf d most alnrMiog attack OF
NiSar,ins Cou-L, from which their
ttfpst. a.! neck. b"ca ns 80 swollen Us TO
rreye , them from .waiInwiny. Nothing
wo,,t sNs them even irnrnrNry relief,
ra,iI this Syrup w.,tr.aA. C.t bottle In
ora nigh, rsrci their lives. verify be.
uNys
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M a r e IE D.

On III" 12ih inst. in LiilIetown. by Rev
+. d. Wriglr, Samuel Warner, Of this
place. to Mrs. Sarah J Grimes, of ntaT
Graceham this county.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMs
Political,
TAR.uEEL REPUBLICANS.


RALEIGH, n. c., June 1.-THE republi
can state convention met here at II o'clocl;
to-day, full quota of members being
present. The convention is about equally
divided between whites and blacks. II
was called to order by DR., Matt, chairman
OF the executive committee, and Daniel l..
Russell was made temporary president.
The convention, after struggle, elected
n. A. Moore permanent president, and be.
cause of want of harmony as TO who should
be vice president, declined to elect any
The platform demands the repeal of tho
county government system Of North Caro-.
lima, and ailirms the inner
ent right Of the people to
elect oil officers of the state,
demands an honest count and free ballot
ard declares the democratic party rcspon.
sible for the prohibition bill aud requests
members Of the legislature TO vote agains,
similar measures. Mr., Keogh moved Il
strike out the last i've words. This pre-
cipitatod a debate which lasted u long time
The convention nominated Mr.. Decker
for congressman-at-large, Mr.. Fake for the
supreme court, and most Of the other nomi
nees Of the liberal convention.
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ALTHOUGH Mr.. BLAINE still keeps his
hand and heart In politics and is reputed tc
be worth some slo,c),C0, he is eagerly
and industriously pursuing fortune through
railroad and other mining schemes and tn,
more he gets the more he seems to want
Mr.. CoSxLiSo also Is busily engaged in i'm
proving and cnlarging the contents OF hi,
Golfers, It has come, in this country, to .
point where no man can hope TO succeed
70 any extent in politics without "bl
barrel" and both CoSKLrSo and BLAlSl
seem to recognize this fact, and are con
Quoting themselves accordingly.
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TnEhouse committee on elections, how
ever much II may DO pressed for time, OF
however pressing may be the business be
fore the house always finds. time and occa
sion TO report another republican contest
ant as entitled TO his seat. This was again
the case day before yesterday in the matter
ofsxALrs VS.. TnLxAs, from the Fii,h South
Carolina district. Tho returns though
showed 1885 votes for TiLLMAS, democrat
and only 1929 for his opponent, sMALLs
Yet the house committee says the republi
can was rightiully elected. All o.
these contested election decision,
have verified our prediction made about III,
opening Of the session, TO the effect that
regardless Of facts or justice, the majority
would scat liz party friends.
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platform gave way, dropping all into the
water. Some Of them were rescued iInme-
diately. Others passed through the culvert
under the Union depot and were res
cued below, while others, it is supposed,
were drowned. One report says nine were
drowned.
CHESTERFIELD, n H., June 1.-THE body
OF George Comfy was found floating in Spot
ford lake to-day, near the spot where Reit-
cells body was found, though closer TO the
shore. 1t was without coat or shoes. 1t is
surmised he partly stripped and went TO
Reitzel, endeavored to swim ashore but
Jailed.
BADLY FLErCED.
PouGHKEEPsEE, n. Y, June 14.-Yester-
day DR.. Hedges, dentist of Newbury, who
has recently became owner of stable OF
trotting horses, and now goes on the cir
cult, was arrested on suit of Francis z.
Weed young business man, who, some
short time since, Inherited half a million
dollars from his brother Weed charged that
Hedges and man named Scott beat him
out of $4,000 on apoker hand of four aces,
against which Scott held straight-nush:
that Hedges had dealt the cards and had
| given himself a full hand. Weed had com.
promised on Sl2O 600, on which $4,000 was
paid in cash and the remainder
in two notes of $4,000 each, and
which have since been paid, except.
ing $4,000. Weed sued to recover the
entire sum Of $4,000, alleging that Scott
and Hedges had put up the cards on him
and that the betting was run up far beyond
the total means If Scott and Hedges com.
bined. AT the examination Of Hedges to.
day, Weed testified that, in addition TO the
above described transactions, Scott ant
Hedges won from him, at faro table, at &
single sitting, $4,000, Scott and Hedges
dealing Alternately.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
GalvestOn.
Continued from First Page.

0'NCbtOhs
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, June H.-Captain NJ. Quin,
general manager of the Texas Mexican
road and John l.. Darragh, president of
the G alveston Wharf company, whose road
runs parallel and alongside the Texas Mex.
lean, We're before the recorder this morn
Ing charged with obstructing the free and
convenient use OF the streets at the inter. g.
ton of Avenue A and 10th street. Quins
case was taken under advisement; Oar.
ragh's continued to the 10th.
-Four delegates to the Firemen's conyen-
ton at Brenham left yesterday, the chief
of the department and three other dele
gates left to-day.
Judge A. w, Willie,a prominent member
of the legal fraternity of this city, is warmly
spoken of for the vacancy on the supreme
bench.
The steamer Guadalupe sailed for New
York to-day.
Major b. Rush Plumley leaves for Wash
ington tomorrow. "