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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03
HIsTo1or TIE WILL.


Considerable,igation eusued on the
publication of conditions of the will,
which occupiethe public attention, as
a cause cetebre, several years. When
the will was suited Tor probate a
caVeat was isM at the instance Of
George Noble jos, Alfred Cuthbert and
Mary G. Harrisi and formal protest
was entered by .gustus p. Wetter, hus-
band OF Alberta G. 1elfair, grand
niece Of the delsed. MOnomania was
the main grounGsumed for n plea to set
aside the will; that veil which should
have interposeds kindly iolds between
the public andiOse family differences
with which the ter world can have no
concern was rudy torn aside. The suit
dragged its sv length through the
courts, from aeal TO new trial, until
finally a judgmt was obtained sustain.
ing the will.
The exterior dhe family mansion re-
mains unchsugtin form or feature. Its
familiar front, bking towards Teltair
place, bearing iEil, letters the inscrip-
ton prescribed Ithe testatrix, has SIM
ply become the feate OF the new acade-
my.
THE OLD iANION REMoDELED.
The mansid, always a substantial, ra-
Their than overwhelmingly pretentious
dwelling, mo- cOnttutes the Vestibule of
the annex, nd tn designer should be
credited 9TH n amazing amount
of courage in tlus undertaking, by
the simrli process Of enlargement, to
construct editiet that is itself work
OF art by cooperating into the tout en-
seRbte apld tamiR mansion of Colonial
times. Sch. hOweter, was the expressed
wish OF te devisOr and it must be ad-
mitted tit the WORT has been as success
full as, uder the circumstances, could
have bee ANTICIPATED.
The diensiOns ofthe old mansion were
65 feet iIbreadth b! go feet in depth.
The frsRdditiOn OF annex, made in the
rear waa small hal for asmarble starr
case-fia -proof-16 feet in. depth. Then
the annH proper for the gale V and ball
OF caststhe latter partly underground,
and tireTOof, go feet squares; and the stu
do aneX, 27X60 feet, making the en-
tire myth of the building 1863
feet 10y go feet in width.
The stdlO annex consists of two large
studs with four skylights-one studio
for tie Director, and one for students
The Easement contains a large furnace
for lie mating OF both galleries and the
bal Of clsts and janitOrs' rooms.
The hight of the picture gallery is SO
tef o.he glass ceiling, and is covered
b. dre-broof skylight 36 feet square,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03

THE TELFAIR ACADEMY OF
ARTS AND SCIENCES.

The Institution to be Thrown Open
without Ceremony To-day 49, a
sketch of the ieIfair FamiIy-The
Academy as it Stands-A Descrip-
ton OF the Building and What it
Contains.
The Telfalr Academy OF Arts and
Sciences Will be opened to the public to-
day. There will be no formal ceremony,
but at 10 O'Clock the doors will be thrown
open aud the public will have an oppor-
tunity of viewing the collection Of art
within its wallis The academy will be open
every day during the week from 10 a. n.
10 D .. IN. After May IL it will be open
only on tuesdays aud Thursdays.
1t was expected that Gen Henry K.
Jackson, Presi dent Of the Georgia His
tOrical Society and who has taken an ac-
tive interest IN the affairs of the academy,
would deliver an address upon the occa-
sion, The board OF managers, however,
determined that there should be no formal
ceremonial attending the opening and the
institution will be thrown open TO the
public as it is, 1t Is great gift and will
be of inealculable value to The city.
THE TELFAIR FAMILY.
On Jan. 8, 1886, or Just 100 years ago,
Edward relfair was elected Governor OF
Georgia in succession to Gov. Ebert.
This founder of a family, whose name has
become INCORPORATED With the history OF
the State, came from Scotland when quite
young man, and, settling in Savannah,
engaged in mercantile pursuits. By
high and honorable course, untiring per-
severance and unfaltering industry he
rose. within a period OF 20 years, to a
position of wealth and influence, and TO
the enjoyment OF the full confidence Of his
fellow cltiZens.
When the dispute beween the colonies
and tue mother country eliminated in a
declaration Of war Telfair, now man OF
middle age and of established position,
took a decided course upon the great
questions which agitated America, and
openly allied himself with the friends of
liberty. From the time that be attended
the first meeting OF the Liberty Boys'
he had been in uniform, consistent and
earnest in bis efforts to protect, make
free and elevate the State of his adoption.
A member OF the Council of Safety, one
Of the d. legates In Congress, and Com
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent IA Word

ADVERTISEMENTS, is Words or
more, IN this column che best 81 the pdper)
inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
IN AdoaRce, each insertion.
Everybody lChO has any lodnt TO supply
GnythiRg to buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed. any tciSh
to grGtitg, should advertise in this column.
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Cor observation-disclosures

EOR RENT, about twenty acres OF land
Il paril, within the extended city limits,
extending from the Waters road to South
vile, with entrance from that road and also
10y way of the White Buf road. There Is a
small dwelling house and "A large stable aud
well Of 90 wafer on the premises, Several
acres adjoining the house ia fenced and under
cultivation. and inc lot of fruit trees plant
ed. The place ia conveniently located for
range for cattle, which can be fenced at a
small cost. For particulars apply TO {. IL.
DORSETT.
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propOoaIo allamir0.
Railroad Contractors

CEALED proposals for grading tho Savan-
- nah, dublin and Western Short Line Rail
way from Lofts creek 10 Dublin tabo"t IN
miles viii he received until P. NJ, May An,
at the Presidents Office. No. SO stock Ex-
change pl oe. Phil ,dephia. Pa, and at The
flee of the Chiel Engineer, No. 65 Bav street
Savannah. Ca.
Bids 10 ne made out In duplicate and sent 10
both offices PrO6les can be seen and specin-
cations Obtained at either place.
Parties may b on he whole or on any
part of the work not less than 20 miles in
length.
A certified check for $500, made payable 10
T. +. JOHNSON, Treasurer OF the savannah.
Dublin and Western short Line Railway
Company, must accompany each bid. This
check may be sent to either Office, aud will be
returned as soon as the hid is rejected, or ii
acc, pied as soon AS work is comm need.
Bids will be opened publicly at both places
at noon May 18th, and the contract awardCd
within five days thereafter. Work m dst be
commenced not later than June /.
The company reserves the ght to reject
any or all bids. ARTHUR POU,
Chief Engineer.
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Tann for SnIr.
Georgia Coast Islands for Sale,

100 ACRFS, embracing Milligan's and
tOO other small islands in Bryan county.
between Bear and Midway rivers, near St.
CathariDe's sound adjacent TO the mainland,
covered with valuable cedar and hav ng sails
marshes, cheCkerrd with creeks suitable for
raising oysters. This property can be made
available for q good income IN a very short
time. But in addition TO these advantages fe
Is nearly IN the centre OF the land locked
Georgia coast fisheries and oyster beds. and IL
passed every day by steamboats, and other
craft navigating those waters. The Islands
can also be utilized for truck farming, and
will need no guanO or fencing. The MAIN
land in the neighborhood Is very eligible.
already occupied by farms and Handsome
residences. No one can make a ms axe in
investing IN this property et the present low
prices OF land. The country e yearly in
ereasng vastly In population, and prices are
bound to keep pace with this c0nstan growth
These islands are cheaper now than they will
ever be again. AK are bound to be sold. Ex-
anime the property and send in your bide as
an early day. All cash or part cash and re-
mainder ia twelve months, with security.
Address l. G. BRYAN, So Barnard street,
Savannah, Ga.
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sor salr.

TOR SALE OR RENT, the residence l52
i CASTOR street. second door wet OF Whita-
ker. large and very elegantly arranged in
side. Apply a. the residence, or TO GEO. W
LAMAR. Real Es ate Broker.
TOR SALE, Trunks and Bags slightly soied
l. at cost. by NEI DLtNGER & RABUN
EOR SALE, large quantity of strips. lxs,
II lXt and Ike; al.o. scantling ranging Ia
sizes from 2y3 up; - aud 4 4 boards, framing
lumber. plank, " Gather bOardi X, flooring,
laths and shiug es. We have a large g ock on
hand, which must be sold REPPARD q
CO. yard corner Taylor and East Broad
streets. Telephone No. I'll.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03

GEORGIA. CHATHAM C0UNrx.--W hcreas.
lT WILLIAM ROGERS has applied TO
Court OF Ordinary for Letters Di-m' saorv a.
Executor on the estate OF MARTHA ANN
WILLIAM, deceased.
These are. therefore, 20 cite and admouish
All whom 10 may concern 10 he and appear be-
fore said court. tc make objection li Huy they
wei on or before the FIRST MONDAY II
JULY NEXT, otherwise said letters will Be-
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMFrox j.. FfR-
RiLI. Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
"a day Of Aprll, 1855.
PnIlTP NJ. RUSSELL. JR..
Clerk q. .. q. q.
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THRoNG THE ACADEMY.

In ascending the marble staircase from
the Hall OF Casts To tue picture gallery, "A
large and very striking vase is observed.
The original OF tots vase ~ in The Naples
museum, and was found at Gaeta, where
the fishermen used it as mOorIng at
which to make fast their boat rope =.
This Is plainly seen, 80 portions of the
beautiful bas-reliet are worn away. The
relief represents kercurv presenting Bao =
chus TO the nymph MIA, fauns and
sat- rs in the procession, in their wild,
rollicking mirth, are superb figures. It
was executed In the happiest period OF
Greek art, as the Greek inscription on the
upper part Of the vase indicates, SAL
pion. the Athenian, made this.v Direc-
tor Brandt ordered the vase expressly,
and It cost tae Telfair Academy the in
significant sum OF $l3. Tue picture gall
lery is the browning beauty OF the Acad-
envy. The VISITORS drstimpresson, prob
ably, is that the collection is small, COM
pared with the Morgan gallery in New
York, OF which one work alone brought
$40, 900. Director Brandt carried with
him TO Europe $4,000 with which 30 make
the collections for the Academy. Briefly,
the catalogue Of the expenditure Is as
follows:
Tue five stone statutes in front OF the
academy, Phidiae, Raphael. Michael An.
cello, Rubeus and Rem brandt, are by
PrOis. Victor 1tlgner and Wagner, OF
Vienna. All the casts, etchiugs and en-
cravings, Japanese bronzes and embr0id-
cry, the wood carvings 10y the Florentlne
artist Mariane Coppede, all his photo
graphs, direct from original paintings and
works OF art by the best masters, and the
famous eight large wall decorations. IL
feet long by feet inches high, by Di-
rector SchrandOlpb, OF the Stuttgardt
Academy OF Art. which graced the prln-
cipal hall Of the international Exhibition
at Munich IN 1888. The public II already
aware that these are the originals, two OF
which the Director OF the kensington
Museum induced nchrandolph 10 copy for
him, and which are now on the walls or
that museum
FAMOUS PAINTINGS.
10 this catalogue are added seven or
eight line oil paintlngs--'''rho Relics OF
the Brave" by Arthur Hacker, already
well known 20 many IN savannah; "A
touching story told with 10 much path0a
that 10 appeals 10 every Southern heart
\ aormOn On uonco.
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asliarrIIal1romo liIamto.

ELORlDA DRUMMER, now IN Savannah.
II who handles crnckery, tnwarc, O gars,
crackers. candy for Baltimore houses, wishes
on commi sion, from savannah houses all
other lines purchased by country merchants.
Address n NJ, Morning News of 'e.
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Boarding.

A CCOMMODATION for transient visitors,
"A with or without board, at reasonable
prices. 6S BrOuRhtOn street.
DOARDIN G.-LOdgers and table boarder5
ID accommodated. lh3 York street.
10 MADISON AVENUE. NEW YORK.
III Superior board; eligible rooms; mod
er 10 prices. saw nnah reference -ssmuel Is.
Palmer, ECO, and MANY others.
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ArIr 1unntrN.


I OOO Il. Il LABORERs WANTED
IsVOV In addition to the force We nov
have engaged ON the savannah, Dublin and
western Railway we want one thousand
more; good station work will be given bv
which men can make good wages. for full
information cali ON Col. 4. e. CORBEIT
Contracting Agent for W, X. Ferguson n
Co.. Contractor, corner West Broad and
Broughton streets, or on he work i've miles
south of station No. ,, Central Railroad.
WANTED, an inst allmeut cauvasser; APP
w ply at ll4l2 Bryan street after q. IN.
G. MCCARTNEY.
WANTED. good barber. Address X,
w News office.
WANTED.-We want fifty active men and
W boys who want to mako ten dollars a
day selling Davis pictures ana souvenir Con-
Tolerate battle flags in the streets and at on
Campment grounds during Centennial week
There were 1000 Of the Davis pictures sold In
one day IN Atlanta. Gail between and 9
O'Clock Monday morning. n. =. :. NJ. IL.
A GENTS coin money with our Amateur
"A Photo outfit, md collecting family pic
lures to enlarge. special 30-dAy offer EN-
PRE- COPYING CO., Bsl Canal street, New
York.
NNANTFD-A man of temperate and moral
w habits, seeking employment, TO repre-
sent an old established house IN his own Soc
ton. salary to begin $40 per month. Refer
ences eNacted, AM. MANUFACTURING
HOUSE, II Barclay street, New York.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By GEO. w. LAMAR. AuetiOneer.

By GEO. w. LAMAR. AuctiOneer.
WIN be sold before the Court House door, OF
nathan county, on the FIRST TUESDAY,
IN JUNE NEXT,
The eastern part Of lot number ten Mons
terey ward, in the city OF Savannah; said east
ern part measuring twr nty-four feet in width
and one hundred feet in depth, more or less
situate at the southwest corner OF Jones and
DraytOn streets, wi h the houses aud improve
monts thereon. Annual ground reut to the
city SO "A.
The sale 10 TO be made for partition by virtue
OF a decree OF the superior Court Of said
county Of Chatham, dated May % 1855, 10 the
equity cause of Alexis McNulty 81 al. W.
Mary y. Wilbur ct al.
Terms cash, purchaser paying for titles.
GEO. ". LAMAR.
}. l.. WHATLEY,
j. II. SAUS~Y,
Commi siouers.
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Suburban RaiIiuan.
Eroal zloitrro.

q EORGIA. CHATHAM C0UNrY.-Notice 10
II hereby gwen that / have made appllea-
tt0u o. Court 81 Ordinary, chatham county,
for order TO sell undivided oue-thlrd Interest
In fouf-1fth Of lot nun Der eght WHY ward.
Savannah. Georgia. ana improvements cou-
eisting Of four teuements thernons also, IN
Currytown ward and improvements theron.
belonging 10 estate OF J. W. d. THOMAS, de-
cea-ed Tor the payment OF debts Hud dislri-
JUNF TENN flssN OF SAID court, unless OBJ
JORDAN y. BROOKS.
Administrator Estate Of j. W. d. ThomhA.
decreased.
MAY !, 1885.
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Have made special arrangement with two
experienced tailors. IN order TO give every
body good fit, a. Appel Bros.' oldstand, 1853
Congress street.-A00.
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Daimts ano Ollie.
earn.
ReMare on AdnIterated LAID.

Beware or Adnlterated Lard.
THE country ~ full OF adultcrated lard.
i Examine Tor yourself and be sure you are
not using it. The odOr from impure Lard -
easi detected when cooking. CASSARD's
STAR BRAND LARD u guaranteed pure.
Try 30. aud you will nss none other.
G. CASSARD n SON, Baltimore, Nd.
Curere Of che celebrated star brand, Mild
Cured. Hama and Bacon.
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Anmoro ann storro tor Rrtt.

7 IhcnIH anu bOIIUn sIFttIss APPLY OBJ
posite corner.
LNOR RENT the premises No. ~ York street,
Il near Drayton. lately occupied by DOwl-
ing Bros. as "A livery and boarding stable:
possession given immediately, Apply TO II.
Y BOITS & 90. los Rav strel.i.
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Cail and examine Coilat Bros. 81 so low
quarters dr.
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Collat Bros. are sole agenta TOT Knox's
world renowned Hats.-Adg.
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FlaoO am0 TamtFrno
WEEK
DAVIS BROS.
3 AND a BULL STREET.

~ AND a. BULL STREET.
Mr.. JOHN r. ID Alley. the Artistic Decor
ator, who has the contract for Decorating the
Chatham Artillery hall, has his headq uarters
with us, and VIII promptly attend 10 all
orders DAVIS BROTHERS.
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i AIDES who desire q light and indestruc-
IL tihle Bustle would do we'll TO call at No.
1853 South Broad street aud see Pierce's Nov-
city Folding Bustle, Invented and patented
by "A Southern lady.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03

MILK SHAKES, Moxie Nerve Food. Blood
wi orange. coffee. finger, Fruit with soda
Water. 81 LIVINGSTONE Pharmacy, Bull
aud STATE.
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31hnfnnranlln.

DuOTOGRAPHY.-Go u tweDty-One Bull
/ street for Fine Cabinet Photographs;
price three dollars and fifty cents per dozen
process instantaneous. J. n. WILSON.
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WANTED. everybody 10 try HEIDrs
with shaved ice.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03

NOTICE TOURNAMENT DERS.--Lot
IN Of trained saddle horses, vt COX'S
stable.
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WANTED, an tnstallmeut cauvasser; ap-
W ply AZ ~ Bryan street after a. m.
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DAMASCUS BAZAAR Positively the last
IL week: prices very reduced; the greatest
curiOsties ever seen. Call and insps ct our
goods At PANOS STORE. ia krOughtnn At.
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SOMETHING NEW every week aud shaved
y ice with UEfDTs Ponular Soda Water
Tuui-Frutti and Concord Grape Syrups.
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ailiorrllanroue.

XUOND ERFUL individual musical enter
w tainment at Harnett House Monday
evening and every night during the week by
PROP LEWIS.
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WANTED. good barber. Address H.,
w News office.
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TEBFAIR
ACADEMY OFAhT5 AND SCIENCES
tt..+....s.....s... ,-...t s..s..t
rhe value the property thus bequeath-
I'd Tor tine public benefit was about $780,
600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
the FIRE RECORD.
.OssEs IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CHASE, Mich, July 16-A fire yesterday
in Dunham, Peters Companys lumber yard destroy ed
go, 600 feet OF lumber, valued at $1,000, and locOno
i've. Tnerc Insurance.
EDMoRE, Mich, July l6.-On Tuesday night n large
st0rehouse owned by the Moore estate burned with
IFS contents The loss is $4,000 Insurance, $1,000.
How ARD CITY, Mich July lG Forest fires are raging
in this neghborhood. Two farmhouses south OF the
town were burned Yesterday, with large amount OF
grain and stock.
MUSHROOM, Mich, July 16-For the last twenty four
hours the city enyeloped smoke from fires
the surrounding forests and urn in
about Turn Lakes, Holton Whitehall. Frnitport and
North Holland have been battling the flames for days
or them nave nceu OOISeu 10 move lhclr
families and household goods.
Lock HAVEN Penn. July 1G-The four-story brick
Hou1ng mills of W. IL. Long & Co. at Howard, twenty
miles west OF this city, were burned yesterday afternoon
with 1000 bushels OF wnoat IN store. Loss, SI4OOO;
insurance.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 16.-A dispatch to The Ere,-
ina Wisconsin Appleton, Wis., details destruc
ton by lire Of Lyme Jones's stove factory together
with large quantity OF hollis and finished headings me
loss Is estimated at $4,000; Insurance. Sio,ooo.
Seyenty-ve men thrown out OF employment BY the
fire.
BANGOR, Me-. July 16.-An immense forest fire has
been raging along the Mount Desert branch OF the Maine
Central Railroad few miles of Bangor for week.
and the city Is nlei with clouds OF smoke
wErRs " H.. July l6.-The fire on Rsttlesnake Isl.
anu burning three days has been exnguished by
rain. Two-thIrds of the timber tho island is de
stroycd.
WuKEsBARRE Penn, July 10 The 9th Regiment
Armory az Nantccke burned this morning The loss
is $40 600 partially covered by insurance.
The house OF Thomas Broderck. OF this city was par
tally burned this afternoon. The loss IL estimated at
IS 900, and IL fully covered by insurance
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THE COURTS.
TIcKERs IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.


Argument ION the order directing the Stock Ex-
change why temporary injunction restraining
that corporation interfering with the privileges OF the
Commercial Telegram Company the oor of the exchange
should not permanent heard by Justice Barrett
I'm the supreme Court Chambers yesterday For the motion
eN senator COnllng Edward Laucrbach, George fufnan
Chandler appeared, and oi the Stock TX
Carter and General Wager SNyne III De-
half Of the Commercial Company was claimed mat AN
agreement had been made with The officers OF tho stock
Ixclaug, hv which, for 500 MONTH il should be entitled
to I'm m yis Gold and stock Tel, graph company Tor
unlimited time and that relying ON this the panin ai
Invested 900 in developing the business, which would
be "a total loss If il WAS lnt.ticTed Win
Nh said that the Gold and stock company a
tanned The privilege three years aud az the end 81 That time
il was concluded continue ii only from month 10 month
Then Commercial Company admitted To All the PRIV
Heres rnovcl bv the cold Company which meant
that the Exchange could discontinue them az The cn a" any
month stock Exchange had not agreed that the Com
merc Company should have its contract extended lOi al
time. -, -..... A.. :. ,o.
Mr. Conkng insisted that under the contract the CONNER
had vested rights when III harness ana equity
could not bclsposed Of IN the summary manner lioos y
the Exchange To IFS business Az ts time wouh
be- 10 ruin il eparaby To continue the injunction would
NOT nure one else except the cold ana
stock Company which with S giant backer the Western
Union Telegraph Company sought to crush out all oonpet
ton.
Justice Barrett reserved hs decision giving counsel week
within which hand up their briefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
4 PoLlrrCAL MURDERER nAYGED

WOODSTOCK, H., June Is. - James Dacey,
the murderer OF Alderman Gaynor. who was hanged to-
day made "a desperate attempt at suicide yesterday
afernoon lilo had pair OF large sheers hidden away
IN tho mattress Of his bed and getting them out at
tempted to stab himself lie so violent that hose
had 10 be turned HIN before he could be oyerpow-
cred The prisoner exceedingly violent in the night
lie drove priest from his Cell with his cuo and spent
his time In giving to the vllest mprecailons An
extra guard placed over him. but II was aterwa RI
fonnd necessary to bind him with Leather strAps A
political feud IA tho Bloody Ninth Ward OF chicago
noted for tho bitterness with which its Aldetmanic
elections have rled WAS the cause OF the muir
der OF Alderman Michael Gaynor. Dacey was
"worker" OF some reputation la The ward and was EN-
Uttered against Gaynor.