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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15

That the Tallahassee Public Buildin
looks real handsome on paper, but the eli
kens would much rather see it in reality.
That the number of pupils in sttendanc
at Tallahas; ee schools is increasing ever
day.
That every mechanic in Tallahassee
should contribute his mite toward erecting
the mechanics club house.
That all should take an interest in secur
ing the belt drive around Tallahassee.
That the New Leon will be complet,
and open IN time to spread a SUMPTION:
Christmas dinner.
That work is rapidly progressing on the
Saxon bank.
That everybody should lend helping
hand to make the new settlers picnic-No
vember 21st-a splendid success.
That the procession ofprogress is march
ing bravely on, and if some folks don't
catch on pretty quick they will be left in
the quelude OF ante boom times
That everybody should send flowers TO
OOO AAall ~ uCAt L IludJ
ing.
That it takes from thirty to fifty beeves
per week to supply the Tallahassee mar
ket
That over twenty thousand mulet were
sold in Tallahassee last week
That all should remember that next Fri
day is Odd Fellows Memorial Day
That another local Building and Loan
Association could easily be organized in
Tallahassee
That Lady Audleys Secret will be given
to the public at the Tallahassee Opera
House Thursday night.
That the demand in Tallahassee for neat
little cottages is far in excess of the supply.
That the attraction has returned and
prominent young gentleman from Jackson
vile will now resume his regular visits to
Tallahassee.
That statesmen who part their hair in the
middle are not so numerous in Tallahassee
as they use to be.
That cotton is opening faster than it can
be picked out these bright, sunshiny days
That the merchants all say the prospects
for an immense fall and winter trade in
Tallahassee were never brighter than now. !
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO. !,


FRANZ J. CHENEY makes Dash thrt he
is The, senior parncr nj The finn uf +. }
CHENEY Il Co doing business in ihe City
of Toledo. County and State alores,ld /,
and that said firm viii pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each ano
every Case OF CATARRH that can not Ge
cured by the use Of Halls CATAKRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
m presence, this 9Th day of December, a.
ID. '86.
49,, A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL. NOiaryPublic.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acls directly upon the blood and mocus
surfaces OF the system. Send for lcS'i-
monials, free. f. J. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, 0.
w-Soid by Druggists, 75c. Oct. lin
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15

Matron II suppose you find your
husband as selfish as most men," Bride
No. indeed. | often heard that man
gobhled up all the nice things OF The Ia
bic, but | must SAY that my husband leaves
nearly all the pies | make for me 10 eat
myself" -Epoch.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
To RufIrOnd Officials.

We are prepared to furnish the Rules and
Regulations Of the Railroad Commission,
as contained in their late Circular, No. %.
Send in your orders at once. Price 81 so
per 100 copies.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
Cured by Cuticura
Burning and Etching

was sicf N the ftl ~ ~ Eifh burtfnE and
.tchirc lad that ~ three NIX, VA Covered
Nith -a-t. nd Coi.lt not ~,rp night Or work
dag. >oInc doctors tuuEht l. might bc sst ,hc an
iecs'rruaJ ara SAID Eley ht1 never seen auytllG-'
Ike il before received o help from any 1
hell, or f'or, any mCSlclne thar cOUlc 1T hoid
@! uHf!i tr,et lOur NUTi 7 "A kEnHDIrA- Oitr
three sSccn-' a-c ! adj" 20 Worh, end Arp.
cett1e better. until am r9E entirely cured.
mend thcn - M -aerfE, lth aid Il -
{. +. DSNE2.
-.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15

The act paesei by the last LEGISLATURE,
regulating The practice of medicine, can
BE secured in pamphlet form at the FLc-
RIDIAN Office, a 5 cents per copy; 80 cents
per dozen.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15

The claim made for this medicine is a
modcsiOne We maintair that it is zoe
times better than qninine, and 100 year
in advance Of The profession in the rea;-
ment OF al !evers. iron. the most malig-
nant types OF Bilious Hemorrhngic Fee
yer 10 HE simplest form of Chill and Fe
YER" For sale by w. A. Rawls.
a. B. GIRARDEAU, Sole Proprietor.
sep 10, If Savannah, Ga.
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YOU CAN FIND

Ten-quarter, eleven-quarter and twelve
quarter Atwood Blankets, from SO. 80 to
IS 90 per pair, at Cohens
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
NOTICE.

a IL persons interested in n.
hiel Vaughn, late Of Leon e sos ess<s
WI take notice that the NM s.oooty,
OF said Daniel Vaughn aus
IF said estate, will petiIio, 'ad adu!r,
q" o" Leon county, Fl rida, fou r.. co eSass
first publication of This n ,osl ssets
in said estate. "o'ice ior h \
Charlotte y.cs,l
Oct. IS. 18e04w Adninxr.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
From. n Litter .tiom CraaltecsHe, 5. c. s. 1dtC
august 2fft, 1899.


august 2G3h, 1899.
At the age al 50, with twenty years
OF active practice, ]. Am careful osser, er
and cautious in indoIsing proprietary
mcdiciues, bu, l can concicntiou:,ly en-
dorse your Johnson 5 Chiil and Fever Tome
As one of HE he>s combination remedies
for Chill and Fever have ever secn used
II currccts The yitiattd sccre,.Ons OF The
liver, relieves COctiveness, and promotes tht
ABSORPTION and assimilation Os food. THIS
fulfilling al! the indications claimed for il
Yours truly,
r. p. EDW ARDS, NJ. d
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
VOLUME Z, fL0Rm, ~,

have had Vol: ! reprinted ,,s NV
IDlAs OFFICE. The work !, ' s.s
cuted. on good paper. and y 0eats
bound or unbound. sm
Address the undersicnsa :.
Dealer in Law Books, Tall,h.!os s
Z. A. BsYrs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
Way Eeoysm ou f:Ie Nannce
kkiVcr.

From DYanior,, Finr'ia. situated uPan
The sointi;3 I ~ wannec rlvos, Mcssrs Rcu-e
4 Ehoutn> wI4,r, under date of August
1911, 1850: "I';ta>c 'ur~ard " another
.reea OF .|uhnS ms Chill and Fever Tonic.
Hay" soda on every bottle . last gross upon
,oar strict guarantee, aaA bot one beslic
returned.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
CutiCuYa Resoivent

The Lew Blood Purifier and purc-t aud hest Of
i|untr Cures. il;4rIlAiy ana turICCEA. he .,'eat
~kln Eirc. and Ct rict-&A soar, cxuiii-ite SKIN
nc4ufirr. externally, 3n~in uEit re4icHr Anu speed
ana permanently err the most aguIlMuc. llch-
INK. burning. h,redlnc ~caiy, cru-tcd and ,,inlpN
~..,~v- .ua h't1.pr> 81 n -hlD, scalp ana Ai",d.
ritn !9-- "f 'al-. from s'iii!p.e- - ~trp ala.
SOC. cF.5ywher, PT'rc: NUEIcUEA, % cents.
SoAr - cents; I;H-r!.vEs.r. s.! Prepared by thr
poTrER DEVG ~ ltEMiCAL Col,roHA rIoH. B,stor.
/: - :r.'id Tor :" How 40 Cure Skin Diseases, III
cages. ~ ia. >iFGtj ions, and l'D tc=tiiE0uiils
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15

Governor Gordon has signed the char
ter of the Atlanta and Lithonia railroad
1t is announced that the Alabama Mid
land railroad, from Tuscaloosa, Alabama
to cambridge, Ga, will be running from
Montgomery to cambridge within sixty
Lays.
Macon is complairg because the rail
roads delay handling her cotton.
The old officers of the Georgia Mid
land railroad have been elected for an
other year.
The schooners F. A. Gorhan, with a car
90 of railroad iron for Palatka. and Jesse
w. Starr, with coal for The Citizens Ga.
Light Company. arrived at jacksonville
| Tuesday.
The Peace River Short Line has ordered
new steel rails to be laid on portion o.
The road.
The work Of extending the railroad
wharf al Fernandna is expected 10 com
mence in a few days The extension viii
bee 300 feet, making the wharf 700 feet in
length.
The railroad employees of Fernandina
have organized themselves into fire com
pany
The South Carolina Railroad 10 to be
sold to salty mortgage in favor OF Fred
erick W. Bound.
1t is not often that railroad can be con
structed as the builders at first intended
but the Georgia Southern and Florida
seems to be an exception to THAT rule
This is season of railroad development
10 Mexico, quite number OF railroads be-
ing at this time in couorse of constructions
there.
In connection with the Pan American
Congress, soon 10 be held in Washington
the members of which are now on a journ
ey through the United States, the question
is being discussed whether commercial In
tercoNrse with the peoples Of Central and
South America can not best DC stimu!aien
and facilitated by nseans Of iZternaroual
railroads, running from points IN The Uni
ted States, through Mexico, down the 18th
mus into Central and South America
Ii is not generally known that the South
Carolina railroad from Charleston to An
gus,a, was the first steam railroad in the
South and probably the tsrSt in tn" IKE!
States. The raIls were no: laid on emhanx
mcnl, grading or earth, but upon piling
driven in the ground to :. depth OF several
teet.
Financial operations in connection with
barge railroad systems are tccnminx cnnr-
nous II is stated tha, the Northern p.
cifc will soon execn'r "a mortgage " cove,
An issue of $4,000 900 IN bonds; &nl
lhat the .Atchison, Top.k.& santa r.. wi,i
is sue :, banke, mortgage to cover an is,ue
Of 5000 600 O0G in bonds
The whistle &C the locomotive i. row
nrard on the sncrc, az Lake Worth. tht
Jupiter and Lake Worth Railway, a rail
road some eight miles long, having re-
cr"tlv been completed hv tie Jacksonville,
Tampa nHl Key West >yste'n, from Jupi-
jrr, ON iud!ll river. 10 Lskc Worth
If you arc eut. bring from week or IN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
NOTICE

o''lcs o, RArLRo.n g.
-un TALLAHASSEE, Ocro,.s
4 Railway system bs .1inpa sad n
the rates allowed and adnug psossAss
commissioners for th" ap btu
oranges and vegetables f,.. n:,aspo,s
q V. as being unreason.e ast,iclrs b -
NOTICE is hereby giysn low;
%2d day Of October ins, sn, ioat Ia.
the hearing of said protsa, s', has bee 4
Commission, at -Tallahsss', ~ theos..
and place all persons and S'es, At W.
ested will be entitled ~ corponjs.. \
ing before said Commissionss,r,. sna s.
BY order Of the Ro..,
JNo G. W.srs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15

i j. NOT generally l.nOWN tnIt Tie CO"
ct replacing old rails with new is 50 low
White 10 New York new rail, We're quoted
ai $29 per 'nn las, week, old rails were
q,t"led a. :24 ana #94 so per Ion. Roads
mlk'r@ i!r exchange, however. are AZ the
expense o. taking up the old rails, paying
tue outward trcigh; on them and then OF
paving The freight from the rails on The
new rails and The cost OF pattng them
! down.
The quality of NE blood depends much
upon good or bad digestion and assimla
ion; to make the blood rich in life and
strength giving constituents, use DR. j. Ii.
! McLran's Strengthening Cos,iial and Blood
| Purifier, II will nourlSh the properties Of
:he blood from which the elements o! vi
tali'y are drawn. $l00. per b"Iilc. For
sale By II. V. r. Schrader AueG-3m
The total mileage OF railroads in opera
ton in The United States as given in Poor't
| manual, was, at the end OF 1888. l56, sol
miles From the Railway Age we learn
that the construction OF new road for the
first nine months of the present year, was
Ia! Of 159 863 miles, representing the mum
Der of miles of railroad in operation in
the United States, al the close of Septcm-
Der, 1889.
Sick headache, and a sensation of op.
preston and dizziness IN The head, are very
commonly produced by indigestion: NOR
bid dependency, irri'ability AMI over SEN
si'vencss OF the nerves may, in major
' ily OF Gases, DC traced 20 the same cause
DR.. J. II. McLeans Liver and Kidney Balm
md Pil!els viii positively cure. FOR sale
J 10y W. A. Rawls. Aug6 BIN
From present indications, the time is no
: far distant when the proportion Of narrow
= gauge roads in mileage as compared with
I those of standard gauge of tour feet e,gh
inches will be greatly reduce from what
4 ii Was few years ngo, and even from whn
it ls now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland and
a. M for sIatington and intermediate points pr,,
a m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmra, Kocnesuer. BuHaio
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
LYONS and Pullman car 10 suspension Brldse. cAo,-
IL q. for Elmlra anu Hlerhcua' po'"''' 0"'''
car TO Mauch Chunk, .o.. an, ,,,o-,oaato noints
Chair cars 10 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading ana
10 m for Elmra and principal intermediate points
Chair car TO L. & T. Junction and Pullman sleeper TO
'" a 10 D. m for Slatlngton and intermediate points
10 B. N. for Mauch Chunk ana Intermediate points
Connectipn 10 Healing and Harrisburg. 49,
D. m Geneva. Lyons Llmla koche me- S buld,o
and Tho West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -, ~ II ~ ana . An
n m connect FOR all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton
'oAi i's SUNDAY TRAINS
A. IN. for Mauch Chunk, Hazieton and intermediate
40 D. NJ for Mauch Chunk and lnermetiate points;
n m for Geneva. Lyons Einira. Rochester. BlllaiO
and he West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana suspension
D''use' General Eastern once os5 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
DENNSlLVANIA RAILROAD.
i THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHPUT BY THE =,
1NTERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK blGNAE
SYSTEM
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave Stations foot Of Dssbrosses and cortandt st'
The % ee sRd ssi 2 and i Chicago Limited
sS s Of q fun s f' vba tie Sleeping
smoking Cars Lighted By mGyaee egcro lights d''
for f F Gsa Eh aI Pullman ve:bue Paor and
Sleeping Cars Dining Car from Phiiadephis dai{ iSf
sauEday for Chicago and n T9 psm,0 ve.buls
go cSys aa h bSs s'G daily % ot
chcagS cncPnas, ara 81 Louis daily except sau'
p Pacific EypTes with Pullman ye n11ae s s,i
except saturday for Cleveland
For cO M AND no{k 90 H. Cory
For Tt SsSda and 90 hs G BggoRs NJ and - rs night
For MOrSTg So & sS and s ESasRs
pam5 and 20 M a 11d hoo ou
Sunday 100 s5ys Wa'sas5oq 90 3 s,r n;
"a 50 g5 apS TO- sS SS 30 49, 30 "a
SS Foy SG $S Oh 10 Sad % na Ohio ana hvs
ana CIncy!ngott; Secgse,FI.. Dining Car and Coaches
For tAi SsRs GiP e S' 5Eoprs Car and
week days For Cape Nay 700 p M w SeSay STA.
For .P a:9F Va s saSsay ana hmSo Siq
s9S 20 S Zoo not on Stop Ss at A.
For ga and Norfolk va MoE E PhsfsiDSs
Ard Bay RTSkS 20 Sngz S sSnnSS: with all ous.
D0s trains at jersey Cis aoEdng speedy and direct
FOR 'PiIILADELpHIA Express Trains leave New;York.
va S ana SStasa ts sa5 If %h
9 30 and od 70 Se 6 81 bm o. a2 80 i 90
600 80 90 and 90 D; n; and 70 IS night. Ac-
days, Express 90 e;15; zoo q Limited and 10 M
1918 night Accommodation. : 90 m;
Trains leaving New-York daily except sunday at 90
and II 10 a. M |. ., 4, B. .. IN. and 10 a. and
S;6o D. m on Sundays connect Trenton for Camden:
Ticket Offices, Nos ], ABS, $40 and 044 Broadway.
Aston House and foot OF Desbosses and Corlandt sts
s. RrookIvn; 10 IIuison-s. Hoboken station Jersey
CITY: Fmgrant Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden.
Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences. 1880
CHAS. F. PUGH j. WOOD
General Manager General Passf Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14

State issues were neglected or city bank stock.
Citizens sold 400 at 70 and Fourth National
40 at "a.
The general bond market quiet and steady
without feature. Reference is made TO our full
report OF bond sles
AS usual ON SATURDAYS there was little or no
money market at the Exchange; the rates were
nominal at 1-2a3 l-2 per cent.
The SubTreasury today was debtor 10 the
Clearing House S942,37o.
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were s626,976, aud the internal revenue
receipts were sG79 063. The United States Treas,
ury received for the week, 81, 81 G,02s National
bank notes for redemption.
The United States Treasury now holds Sl4S,-
0sO45O United States bonds to secure National
bank note circulation, as follows: ao,oo,
Four oafe9 and Sncbaii per q Sq 900
Bopds deposited for circulation during the week
S34O5OO bonds Withdrawn, s3o4,OOO. Natonai
bank note circulation OutSjandlng-cnrrencyn notes,
5000, 1882; gold notes, 81 63,3s2; against
which is held the sum Of S17O54. COS legal money.
In London British consols were steady nj 0s 81 9
for both money and account. Money ruled al !
per cent between bankers and at 3-Sdl IL per
cent for discount of bankers bills. Bar silver
was IL Cd lower at ~ l-Sd per ounce, English
standard American railways opened lower in re-
Spouse to yesterdays late home decline, but gen
orally not low as the equivalent Of our ycstel-
days closing figures The market closed before
ours opened so II had no chance 10 reflect the day
improvement. A. Paris French per cents were
higher at 1927 IL.
Coffin & stanton are Offering Subject 10 sale a
few Village Of Barre, Vermont, sewer bonds. The
total debt Of this town is only $4,000, while
its assessed valuation is 81, 100000
Chairman j. l.. Robertson gives notice that by
an arrangement made through 1nc;r committee,
holders of Farmers Loan and Trust Company :
certificates for first mortgage bonds Of the SciotO
Valley Railway Company can now sell the same
at ll0, by presenting their certificates 30 the
Trust Company.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW-YORK.
For the week 1887. 1888. 1889.
Dry goods.......... s2i67 SCI s25ol O23 60 l0jd35
Gen'i merchandise. 5.959,3ij 5.720Gf9 j.72S 400
Total for week r. 100 sos 81 pol 672 e. .Sj3. jlI
Previously reported 245 GsS13 2JO2dJf6i 4Ol9
Total since Jan 1928 600 1885 1877 30 s2FO A. 53s
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
For the week ..... sIsl 500 fl5.0i3 els .37i
Previously reported 7,Oll .42j 5,O25.216 4f8i4lO
Total sicne Jan. l s7.193 225 s5O452l0 sif5j.7s4
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NEw-YOEK.
For the week. s1G1,sf5 s2413lO0 sl.OO9. cal
Previously reported II, 2,s07 2lOi99Gi 5l,l'3,"8'
Total since Jan si1sO4.G 55 eos so64 sOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government a. the
RoIITE OF THE FAST MAIL.

selected by the Government AZ the
ROUTE Or THE FAST NAIL.
ali SS5 ff SFEETEf fER Sf Rf5Er FROM
sna He SsS gs sa IL !" 6
on ANP pre. WIN %dsneS car.
.os O Snec. s'asf ae LnS sSfe aa
Saratoga Caldwell snd Montreal a ans via ana Central
e y 80 L m FAMOUS WAGNER yEsTIPTLLEEP MEM:
posed exclusively Of buffet smong-car dlninsesr,
Ks 6chee 'f Bu iD Sasara Fails Ee Cleveland
s' 'f 81 GSus a5 rs * w. dsvs
Albany with drawing. for CoOperstown Eles'ns
compartment sleepngcars now IN seIfSi Falls To.
no Cleveland cnennat Indaaap. DetT gn,G and
Cae26S Wog agd RorSs.e room cars " ''
No. %gsiST9 Nsw.York and Northern ESpr cr.s
for Saratoga Lake George Rutland, Benningtoh Nor,n
hGaEs an sa, %2gnsf 9 a6Ss cars
90 p M saratoga George limited q; wi Eg1s
Drawing Room Cars for saraoga and Lake George and
Buffet Smoking and Library Car ,,, u,ao,or drawing
Ears saa'oea ana Gtea; ,,,nv ,na TROY Con.
Ss. On Ss R kor9 wa Adams aSa
pss sr Easss F u GSos sasp: a4 s. D
fSDo and I'd, 5 Waanr ed sleeping and
atS 20 D. H.. thousand Island and Adirondack Express
Can SSY2s g G2y % a1 Se sn eaa
1t Utica Sgd NSrthsrn Adroniack Railroad daily except
SATURDAY. ----,..,.. v,oora.
seepnc.car New.York 70 Syracuse; and syracuse 20
Canandaigua Through seeplDg-car NeW-loik 70 Oahs-
daigua the 7 80 p ~. usin ~, . c,,.n,.,or.
7 80 D. m. Montreal. Adirondack :nd Sanahuagas
Express Wagner seepng-cars daily 70 North SreeA' VIA
saratoga and Adirondack Railroad also to PlasDufs con.
Meeting parsbure with paof eSg or sisnaG isSs
daily 70 Montreal Via Rouse. Poni ana VIA y; ACeh''
. p M. special Mail Limited arrives At k s%
no p m. Fast Night Expre's for Rocheier Bura,o.
agara Fails Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis,
ST. Louis Detroit and Chcsgo wiz WsSner sisephscs'
! midnight FOR Saratoga. Whitehall and Rutland No
with train leaving saturday Wagner sleeping
cars no Albany Connects Albany with trains for ths
North and West. .- - , .,o...t,, 49,. q,
sa Grand Central Station Alb 100 and 9f2 Broad"ayt
place, Battery Place. 6 West l2Dth-st, az
ia9fh- It station New-York; 1913 Washington and 72o
Fulton sts and 39S Bedford ave, = j.. Brooklyn -
Wescot- Express calls for and checks baggage from
run daily; others daily except Sunday. Stop a.
I3Sthst station, New YORK
FAST PITTSFIFLD AND NORTH ADAMS sPECiAL
with elegant Wagner Drawing room cars leaSes wlSa
Cotral station Harlem Division daily except ou"N'J'
Az 3 40 y. u. Fast time Superlor service,
JOHN NJ TOUCEY, GEOhUt; Il IA.
General superintendent Oehl fa>se"se' Es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
sAMrE1 rnENcH CLOSES his TESTIMONY:

SAMUEL FRENCH CLOSES HIS TESTIMONY
Tbc examination Of Samuel French in the contest
over the receipts Of Little Lord Fauntleroy' was
continued yekeriay before ex@surrogate Rolims.
Mr. French related again the incidents connected
with his purchase of the play from Mrs Burnett ana
the agreement with his respecting its production
lie said that he owned tho play himself and that he
was also the owner Of stock IN the HrOao"a'
Theatre which was held in the name of T. Henri
French The latter was however, authorized u
exert full control of the business Of Samuel French
d Son in the United States and had the right u
certain royalties from " Lse Lord fauniieroy|
considerable stress laid upon the witness
assertion that T. Henry French and i. y. Sanger
were well suited owing TO their different natures
TO carry on business together. The redirect exam
nation occupied shor time. and Mr. French was
dismissed from the witness chair in time to take
the steamer for Liverpool The case will be con
tinued Tuesday al 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
ExsENAroR poRsEY LEFT ~ TIE LrRcH

TX SENATOR DORSEY LEFT IN THE LURCH
IN senator Dorsey Is SIN at his house in West
Fficth-st. ard 10 Is understood that the warrant
issued for his arrest ordered by Judge OBren, has
been held IN allegiance. Mr. Dorsey and two OILERS
Endorsed a note for $4,000. The note was not paid.
Mr. Dorsey paid one. third OF IT, The other indosers
failed 10 pay anything Tie Bank of Nevada began
proceedings against Mr.. Dorsey and obtained judg.
ment Mr.. Dorsey was sick at the time and says he
knew nothing Of the matter until he was informed
that he TO be arrested for contempt Of court for
failure 10 appear and submit supplementary prO-
ceedings. lie said yesterday that he would satisfy
the judgment Monday and then bring suit against
the other Two indOrsels.