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CHOCOLATE MENIER.

Oakley Sachet Powder, all odors, &c. vial;
Large envelope Of Evans's sachet Powder, hello
trope or violet, iOc, from &c.;
Nicholson's Liquid Bread. s5c.;
An accumulation Of French Lining siiesias,
fancy printed and doubie-fsced. black. l6c.
for the 2Jc. quality;
Ladies' Full-Reeulsr Black Hose. loc. q pair.
from 17c. /: fast black for ilc.;
Ladies Balbrlgcan. lOc. from igc.:
Ladies' Black silk Hose, &c.. from s9c.:
Children's Fss,-Blsck French Hose. fsc, from
29c.:
One lot Children's Ribbed Seamless loc. a pair
from l5c.
Huudreis OF pairs ladies' and Chi,dren's Hese
are placed on the counter to be closed out for
fully ono half former cost.
OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
will have some big attractions for you this
wesk:
sxc yard for Fine French Ginghams:
CSC. for yard d-wde French Peroaies--i0 yards 10
each customer:
Remnsnts Of the Pride OF tho West Blesched ai
sAc.--ten yards to each customer:
: cases American Outing Cloths, spring effects,
for 9Hc.:
case Fine sa.ines, ~, for 6Sc.
case Fine French Satines at i2kc:
Gray aud Black Plaid skirtings, a5c. quality,
double-fold, at i2Nc.:
case Of "a Wamsutta Pillow-Case Cottons ct
9Nc.
See.our sotteen Henriettas at &c.
For the last ten days We have been making ad-
dltons 10 our
LINEN STOCK.
About ten cases direct from Belfast bought by
our Mrs. Fsken, have Just arrived. Amongst
them arc:
good standard 81 Table Linen, &c.:
75c Barnesley Table Linen, 5Jc.
s5c. Barnsley Table Linen. &C.,;
81 Barnsley Table Linen. Ssc.:
That very fine Barnsiey Linen. yards Wide
this week only 93c.
See our Remnants Of Table Linens.
Those nne Iiemstitchsd Huck Towels, 3Sx20, &c. |:
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NEW HARDW WARE STORE
IN OPENED IN THE EAST END
BY PROGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN.

The undersigned having leased Store No. 500
Louisiana street. Fulton, has pu, In nrt-class
and veil-assorled stock Of HARDWARE aad
YARMgRs' SUPPLIES. which can sell as cheap
as any house in the city. Having had nvc Year,
experience In the business with Baldwin b
Brown. Of this city. ] issier myself know the
v ante OF the trade. and can buy at prices to suis
the timsa I win be glad 10 see my friends and
the public generally. promising ~ al umes %
spare no pains 20 servo them. Give me eel
and be convinced that have the goods and car
and viii sell you rfghL Prompt attention Gfvsn
70 AL orders tntrusted 70 me-
nsspscuuIl5, >
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LEV Y&DAVlS.
NEW GOODSI

We have received very large assortment OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS, which for style and
quality cannot bo surpassed in the city.
A large assortment OF elegant DRESS TRIM
MINGs.
The latest styles OF HAMBURG EDGINds and
INSERTINGS-the best at the lowest prices.
ToRCHON EDGINGS and INsERTINGs-a
great variety at very low prices; also, large
assortment OF other LAcEs.
10 CENTS
will buy LADIES' INGRAM BLACK HOSE. With
unbleached cotton soles-former price was
5Oc-only size left.
will buy fine PURE LINEN ,HEMsTITcHED
HANDKERCHIEFs-forme sold at i5c.
80 CENTS
will buy LADIES' RIBBED JERSEY VESTS that
we're sold at &c. at the commencement OF
the winter, but the warm weather lessened
our sales, so We have to close them out at
this ruInously low price.
PLAID AND STRIPED DRESS GOODS at s5c.
yard for the sl.a5 quality These goods mea-
sure 80 inches wide, and are very cheap.
50 CENTS
will buy the best PRINTED FRENCH FLAN-
NELs that wero sold st Csc.
IS will buy those handsome FIGURED COLOR
ED BLANKETS. suitable for ladies' and gen.
tlemcn's wrappers and slumber-blanke!s
They were considered cheap when We sold
them at So.
will buy pair OF TUcBED-AND-RUFFLED
PILLOw-sHAMs that are worth 81, and 81
will buy pair Of BRAIDED INITIAL Pill
LOW-sHAMS worth $3.50.
sl.s5 WILL BUY
pair OF NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, Sk
yards long and 4s inches wide, that are worth
10 CENTS
will buy LADY's sPRING-WEIGHT JERSEY
vEST-never sold before less than l9c.
81. so will buy one dozen nne BLEACHED LINEN
DAMAsK NAPKlNS-regul lar 81 quality.
% CENTS
for your choice out OF elven styles Of SCISSORS,
which are worth double the money.
JEwELRY.
A large assortment Of Jewelry OF the latest
styles at low prices.
PLUSH CAPS.
Children's Plush Caps at less than COST
just few left OF CiILDREN's READY-MADk
WOOL DRESSES at less than cost
CLoAKs
Never before have you had such An opportu-
nifty to buy Clcaks. We DO not take the COST OF
the garments into consideration. Our main oo-
jscti TO sell them out before March ist- "o
will sell you any garment that We have al less
than cost Don't think Of buying elsewhere un-
III you have seen our stock.
BLANKETS.
Our stock Of Blankets is the largest 10 me ci's'
Nowhere else will you ind its equsL Our prices
are always the lowest
CARPETS.
when you want Carpets take loox q our
stock. II you want handsome and good quANJ
at low price you will buy II of Us.
largo stock Of new MATTINGs, RUGS HAD
SOCKS, and O1ToMANs.
SHADES AND CURTAINS.
A largo assortment Of Lace and Muslin cur
tains. and also window-shsdes In great variety
The lowest prices always for nrst-cisss goods'
snd one price 10 everybody
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Extra Ono Cotton, ii-inch Ru1ie with two strfpS
of Inserting with Tucks bstseen.
i2-CamDric with Tucked kurie, ia-Inch wide
kufiio OF Nalohcennes lacs on bottom.
fa2i-4 wide Tucks, Stripes Of Inserting heus~
stitched on, eutiro SKIRT OF Cambria.
ss.s2-E Extra heavy skirting three wide TuckA
Hemsti he'd Tuck In Rune, strip OF lnsort-
ing hemstitchod on.
se.32--six Tncksii inches wide, two wide strips
OF Torchon Inserting, three sets marrow
Tucss, wide Torchon Lace.
Se4o-Csmbric skirt, Tucks II inches, humo
with Narrow Tucxs, strip Of Va.enctsnnss In
sering then Fine EE broiiery, and wide Ve-
Ienciennes Kurlc.
&c. 50-Ten Tucks l2inches Fine Hamburg hufne.
t2es-Two sets OF Wide and Narrow Tucks, u
inches Rnf1ie Of Wide ani Narrow ruckss
with incnes Hamburg kure on bottom.
DRAWERS
From ssc. to sL7o to match any gown, Skirt OF
Corset cover.
All our Corset Covers arc Cambric. tic. Hdgs fn
neck and sesys.
59c.-Iiamburg Rufie "a neck aud sleeves
o2c.-vandyks Yoke OF wide-stitched Embroids-
ry, kuffs OF ssme In neck aud sleeves.
65c.-Yoke OF Fine Tucks. threo strips Of Tor
chou Inserting. Torchon Kdgo In neck ana
ssc.-hounded Yoke Of Fine rucks aud Ham.
burg Edge, Kunie Of same In neck and
sleeves.
y-Yoke Of Fine Tucks and Torchon Inserting.
Torchon In neck and sleeves
N.2l-wide Hamburg Inserting in yoke and up
sides, Rdge In neck and sleeves.
s.25-wido Hamburg Yoke both back and
'front.' Rune Of Hamburg In neck snd
sleeves. -----.
fi2i-wide Torchon Yoke both back and 'front.'
Torshon Edgo In neck and sleeves.
sl.2i-Flno Tucked YoSe-something new-Hsm~
burg IN neck and sleeves.
u.7i-Yoke OF Tucks and nYe strips OF inssrts
ing, wide Lace in neck and narrower IN
sleeves -
sI-7,-y.ndyke Yoke both back and front Of Tor
chon Lace and Hamburg Inserting. TorchoA
In neck rnd sleeves
Al. -Accordeon- Plssted Yoko with vide Vaisn-
cienncs Lgce, strips OF 'aienciennes insert
ings up sidos, Hufdcs OF Vaisnciennes IN
mock and sieeso.
~ ag,.-vandyk YOKE Of three strips Of Torches
Inserting and Fancy Beading. Torchon "
neck AMI sleeves.
Accordion -Pieated YOKE Of Fine Embroidery
Edge 70 match In mock and sleeves.
slso-Bsck aud front Yoke Of yaiencissnss aed
swiss Embrolcery, Fine talenciennss N
neck, sleeves, and around the yoke.
D-Accorfeon- -Pioated Yoke OF Fino Torchc0
strips Of Inserting UP sides, nne vide Toe~
chon 10 neck and sleeves.
0oblets and TumDlers. s3c. dozen; =.
Cream-Pitcners Only &c.
Toilet Set, 75c.--three pieces;
| Syrup Pitchers, large size, spring sops oolv
ishc.:
Lunch Baskets, 25c.
| SIX Garter-web. sc, ayard;
vassiips, &c. . bottle;
| Bay Rum, cc. bottle
| Florida Water, i0c. = totfie:
| bieAchec Jeans only &c. yard;
| Mourning G.ayham, 64c.-ths ioc. kind:
Ladies' tiu-stripe aose, regular made, swo pen
for &c.
Ladies' AIl-wooi Gray shirss-,hs q kiad-eaiy
55c.
! Simpson Solid Black Calico only So:
/ clarx's q. N. T. Darning Cotton. % spool;
| Pain Soap. 4oc. d cozea:
/ Turkish Bath soap. go. n dexeu:
! The latest shades Ia Dress Good<
/ JULIUS sYcLB SON.
| 80 esSt Broad street
! win remove to the corner OF second street.
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si.72-Flne Embroidered Yoke. fancy herring
bone feather stitch, huflie OF hamburg In
neck and sleeves.
sl.74-Yose OF Iorchon and Fancy Beadins, full
tucked sleeves, extra wide edge In neck and
sl.os-somcthing new. vyndyke Yoke Of nne mar.
row Inserting and fyo tucks, Hemstltch En-
broidery In neck and sleeves ard down the
front.
i2.s9-Extra lno Hamburg Yoke. in several Van
dyke poiuls, full sleeves with strip OF Insert
ing, Kunie Of Hamburg and open at tho
hand. double Rune of doe Hamburg In neck
and down tho 'front.'
s2ol-Yoke Of nne Torchon and Hamburg with
60 fine tucks on both sides, sleeve, With
Hamburg Inserting ana Torchon Lece In
sleeve, double Rune la neck and down front
(Cambric)
s32s-Tucked Yoke. two wide strips of Torchon
Inserting down front to waist, full sloe7es
with TOrchon Inserting and wide edge.
neck with nne Tucks In back.
sa94-Tucked Yoke. With two strips Of wide En-
bro.dery on eitnor side. three extra wide
Jucks Ia back, nne Inserting ana odge on
sleeves, Rude OF nno edgo In neck and down
front.
Cambria Gowns trimmed In valenciennes Lace
aud Inserting from 81 TO IS
Chamberlain but good Cotton for 25c.
33c. edge in neck and sleeves, strip of Hamburg
Inserting down front, made Of Puritan Cot
ton.
4Oc. Yoke of Tucks aud burg Inserting. edge
In neck and sleeves
some more OF those Corded Band Chemise Of
Androscoggin Cotton for 4sc.
Also, Tuck and Inserting Yoke with edge Ia neck
and sleeves.
See our Soc Chemise. Androscoggtn, Hamburg
IN neck ana siosycs and down 'front.'
6Oc. deep yoke Of Hamburg Edge In neck and
sleeves.
75c Corded Bands, edge In neck and sleeves,
strip Of inserting down front with edge
around II.
CSC Wide Hamburg YOKE. extra wide edge In
front OF neck, aud neat edge In sleeve.
Cambric, WIDE Iorchon Yoko. edge In neck and
sleeves.
See our Chemise that 20 for 81 this week
S.iQa-Fancy Yokes Of Tucts aud iiameurg
Inserting Edge around yoke and In neck and
sleeves, tied with ribbon across front.
fi.2a-CamDric Chemise, Yoke OF yslencienaes.
fine Lace in neck and sleeves. and Ribbon
across the front.
N.70-uamburg Tucked Yoke, strip OF Inserting
down either side. Hamburg In neck and
In Cambria. 1ne Tucks, strip OF Inserting around
the neck, Hamburg RufIis In neck ana
sleeves
N.ot-Bacx ana front YOKE OF Torchon, Torchon
Edge around tho yoke, and In neck ana
sleeves.
SKIRTS.
Iec. good Cotton, deop hem and vide Tucks.
6Ot. extra heavy Cotton. Tucks aud Hamburg
kuEis.
75c. Androscoggia Cotton. s wide Tucks, extra
wide Hamburg Ruf1e.
sI-Extra good Cotton, vide Tucks, nne
Hamburg Rufie.
Regular sEirting, o Tucks and Cambric Hem
stitched rune. something new,
N.12-Nino wide Tucks finch Rufie Of heavy
Hamburg.
| Si.25-Two sets OF fms aud one OF wide Tucks,
9-inch Rufie Of Hamburg.
Al. s9--Two sets Of narrow and one OF wide Tucks,
wide Hemsttched hunie. with strip OF To-
serting.
| s!.ss-Fourteen deep Tueks, i0-inch Rune Of
nns Hamburg Homstitched kunie with strip
OF ssrtng
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PIANO TUNING.

TINEST PIANO-TUNING IN H121
IL tho city OF Richmond, Va, By G. n. TBTV
WEGSSk, estaeifshed sincs sixieen years. In
Please send only ersfffa orders direct 70 my resi-
dence, No. 'p7 east Frantiin stree: (eassmeuV.
heiercnces: Colonel w. Z. tanner, Professor
Jacob Relnhsrdt, etc. ETC., etc.
{. n. wE0NKR
70 9-i,' formerly Piano ManufactursS.
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Those Heavy Hand-woven Haif-Bicacnso
Towels. tha, are S6xlS Inches, for is,sc.;
orr FORMER &c. Blcached Huck Towels, SKIS
inches, isc.:
A nice Au-Linen Towel In Huck. sexie-ineh sisA
for iic.:
Sec our ssxsi Pure Damask Towels At stc.;
A Pure Linen MonaIe Tray Cloth. 2sxiT, SIC;
A Ture Linen Monte Tray-cloth. isxf2, ioc.;
A Pure linen Monte 1rsy-Clo,h, iixio. ioc. /:
See our handsome siieboard scarfs, stampeda ~
73c.:
CSC. buys dozen Barnsley- Linen Dinner-NAp-
Rims i7xi7 inches. Best value ever offered
for the price;
esc. buys dozen Satin Damask Doilies, i2x1S
inches.
Lunch-Cloths ef every description.
NcCallss New Spring Patterns are here.
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LEcrURIs.

"WEDNESDAY NEXT, LECTURE
w ~ BsIyidsrs Hall. Belsidses snd Main
ssrestA subject: y Real Csuas Of buslaS>e De-
preston. Dsprectation q Values. Three oanster
SsSs;sf's' Ssss - ss';s::@ s: cs =: ts tsss ~
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efforts, for tea-gowns or dresses. STYLES only
hero, direct Importation, nine coorings,
"a inches wide, 9sc.:
Black Brocado will be among the new effects
the coming season--the hsndsomest designs
for this week, fun weight, alternate stripe
Of satin aud gros-grain foundation, SOC. from
sii9;
All-Snk Mourning oreda Card, new this season,
81 inch, for 81 q yard-will be si.&S the next
purchase;
stock, not TO DO carried longer. you can buy
them for 5Oc. a yard for a choice-former
prices from 9sc. 70 si.7j;
NEW IMPORTATION OF DRAPERY
NETS.
styles and qualities worthy Of your attention
Tho most reliable In point OF wear. The prices
90 per cent under the value Of what you are
usually charged. From 9Gc. 10 s2is-4S inches
wide
White HemstItched India silks are among the
new silk fabrics.
Black silk Failie-good si.25 valus-for CSC.
RIBBONS.
We are going to give you an opportunity to
buy Ribbons this week. Hundreds OF pieces Of
various widths aud colors, and qualities are go
ing 10 DO offered you at less than half the cost
az manufacture.
Nc. I6-All-Silk Gros-Grain Picot- Edge Ribbons.
l2&c.;
No. i2-Ail SILK Gros-Grain Picot-Edge Rib
bons, l0c.;
SOC. All-sllk Sash-Rlbbons 35c. this week-all
shades.
Hundreds Of yards OF fne Fancy Ribbons for
millinery purposes that have been 81, $50. and
81 a yard-5sc takes the pick OF any Of them this
week. Another lot for s3c. from s3c.
g,3, and &C. will buy Ribbons that have been
double and moro than double that.
VALENTINE.DAY is NEAR.
You can cave third on the price in buying
them here-from lc. each up with sentimental
expressions that are as happy as they are wise.
Marcheal Neil Rose Transparent Pure Giycsrine
Soap. a long bar 14c.-good 25c worth.
Violet Water Soap lie. cake; Magnolia Bios
som lie. Peach-Blow three cakes for 2oc.: all
these Soaps are highly perfumed and rest OF
material equal 10 sc. Soaps-0ur special low
prices account for tho rest.
ASAVING OF NEAR 80 PER CENT.
ON ALL TOILET ARTICLES
HERE.
All the finest and newest odors. Tho best
makers sincerity, art, and honesty Is corked
with each vial-by the bulk II you prefer-35c.
an ounce.
Celluloid set OF Comb. Brush, and Beveiied Mir
ror, finest ivory polish, il.25, from si.S5;
Powder Pufs, &C., from l5c.
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CARPETS

before the next carpet season steps IN.
Ono cent buys a good paper OF iiair-Pins,
roll OF Tape, u Money-purse, card OF Darning-
Cotton. o. paper OF Pins.
Near 500 dozen Haadkerchiefs have been
thrown out.
i5c. for what has been % to Sac;
90. for what was 29c.
&c. for what has been lec.
&C. for what has boen II 10 i6c.
&c. for scallopod. coored bordersd, chain stitch,
&c. for Black Border Mourning Handkerchief,
from and lec.-only slightly handled, thsrs
ALL
Tho Gentiomens Furnishing Department ID
brimful of special bargains, too--brimful OF ail
tho best aud handsomest styles for the coming
season.
n, IS, Is, AND II EAST BROAD ST.,
BETWEEN FIRST AND FoUsHEE STREETS.
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EOR SALE AT Low PRICES, FINE
Il American aud English Saddles, Fine Rub
ber and Nickel Mounted hArners. Collars,
Robes, Horse Covers, Rubber Covers. Whips
Brlstle Brnsnes. thamo.s skins, Curry snt
Msne Comos. Axle and Harness Oils, and every
other arIicie In the Tine At DlCKRkSON'S. 1913
Franklin street. fe ost
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INDIA AND CEYLON
captured England. It
gaga Anerica when once
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| II has
Twill en-
TEA.

introduced. small profit article 20 the seller
tho greatest advantage 10 the consumer. Use
half tho quantity "a Of China or Japan Teas,
and the result will be that your cup OF tea will
be OF superior flavor and equal strength.
The choicest early growth 7oc. per pound;
Second growth Soc per pound. Put up In pound
ana haif-pound pactages.
Another frosh shipment Of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-04
LOCAL Personal.

Bascom Myrick of Americus is at the
Pulaski.
w. P. Hixson of Atlanta is at the
Screven.
R. w. Wells OF Sylvia MIA was in town
yesterday.
j. A. Haigh of Toledo, o., is registered at
the Screven.
H. B. Hoffman of Stillmore is registered
at the Screvon.
s. f. Tiskron of Macon registered at the
Screven yesterday.
Joseph Mabbett and mother, of Quitman,
are at the Screven.
Mrs. l. Minis has gone to Alton, Va,
and will be at the Mountain Top hotel.
Mrs J. s. Hollingsworth Of Jacksonville
is visiting her parents at No 70 Jones
street.
A. s. Haines left by the Coast Line last
night for Wilmington, where he will make
short visit
Miss Daisy McAlpin went to Tybee yes
terday TO remain during this month. She
is at Hotel Tybee.
j. B. Lucas, Mrs B. Lucas, Mrs. Jeff
Lucas and Mrs. j. w. Hunt, of House
Greek, are at the Screven.
H. T. Moore and wife left for Staunton,
Va, last night by the Coast Line where
Mrs. Moore will spend the summer
Mrs. @. c. Schwarz and Master Charles
Schwarz, accompanied by Mrs. X. Robin.
son, have gone to Tybee for the summer
Rev. Paul f. Brown of Brunswick is in
the city, and will occupy the pulpit OF the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow, morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham and family and
Mrs. c. NJ. Cunningham and family left
last night via the Central for Atlanta, on
their way to spend the summer at northern
and western points.
Lieut.. Carter leaves for New York by
this mornings steamer, and, with the at
tacheS of his office, will make the army
building In the metropolis his headquarters
for the remainder Of the summer.
Miss Lawton and Miss Luilie Lawton
leave this evening for Asheville, N. c.,
where they will be joined by their brother,
Lieut.. Lawton Of the army. They will not
return probably much before December
The opening ball at Hotel Tybee last
night was quite successful affair. Dane
ing did not begin, however, until $3.50
o'clock, standard time, and quite a number
of those who went from the city with the
purpose of returning on the $50 train did
not get a chance to participate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-04
CITY BREVITiES.

Myrtle Lodge No. 6, K. P, meets this
evening.
There will be no meeting of Pulaski
Council No. 153, r. A, tonight.
There were only three arrests reported at
the barracks last night up to IL O'Clock; all
of colored offenders.
The directors of the Savannah Hotel
Company held protracted meeting yester-
day considering the several propositions for
the lease of the De Soto, but adjourned
without coming to any definite conclusion.
The Seckinger property at Eden, on the
Central, was sold this week to John Sulli-
van and Mr.. Duggar, of this city, the price
paid being $4,000 The property consists
of the homestead of the Seckinger estate, a
store-house and 300 acres of land.
Harrison Hume, chairman OF the COM
mittee on accommodations, has notified De-
partment Commander Porter OF the Grand
Army of the Republic that the headquarters
for Georgia at the national encampment at
Boston in August will be In the Young
Men Christian Union building.
George S. McAlpin and II. G. Lemcke
left last night for Jacksonville, Fla, where
they will join the rest of the team of five
that will shoot challenge match with
team from the Glynn club President L. j.
kietfer, Of the Forest City club, and Ed.
W. O'Connor accompanied the party to
witness the contest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-04
SENT TO THE PENITENrIARY.
7. J. Murray Gets Five Years for Rob
bling w. w. Williams.


T. J. Murray was convicted in the supe-
rior court yesterday of larceny from the
house of the value of more than $50 and
was sentenced to five years at hard labor
in the penitentiary. The court in passing
sentence took occasion TO say that on &C
count of the prisoner being married man
he would give him only one-balf of the
maximum penalty, but that the evidence
did not show the prisoner in an enViable
light.
The offense Of which Murray was con-
victed was detailed in the MORNING News
shortly after it was committed. On tie
night of June IL last, W. w. Williams, a
merchant of Welburn, Fla, missed the train
upon which he intended to return home,
and meeting. Murray, the latter near mid
night piloted him to the boarding house of
Augustus Monroe, at PIG Congress street.
When they reached the house Williams
recognized it as one kept by a relative and
he invited Murray TO occupy one of the beds
in the room, which Murray accepted. After
Williams had fallen asleep, Murray got up
and Tified the pockets of the
sleeper, taking q watch aud chain, SIS in
money and Mr.. Williams pocket-book, con-
tanning $500 in notes and valuable receipts
Detective Wetherhorn found the watch on
Murray's person when he arrested him, and
two days later the poclIetbook with the
papers intact were found in the basement
of Conrad Schwarz's saloon, on Bryan
street. along with Murray's hat. The pro-
prietor's hat was missing and from s. to 81
had been distracted from the till.
The evidence yesterday was conclusive of
guilt. The prisoners statement yesterday
was to the effect that Williams had given
HIM the watch and chain, and he denied
that he had taken the money and pocket
book. He had no recollection of being in
the basement of Schwarz's saloon, but he
says he remembered losing his hat in the
saloon.
Murray is harness maker, and was in
the employ of A. N. Kuhlman and carried
the key of the saddlery store at the time it
was burned His tools, which we're only of
a nominal value. were burned, and he was
threatening suit against kaufman for $500
at the time he WIS detected as the one who
had robbed Williams. This fact led to a
strong suspicion that Murray knew more
about the origin of the fire than he cared to
communicate He is man of Incorporate
habits and came here from the north some
time last year.