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a POSTAL CLERK GOES WRONG.
Detectives Trap Him on an Incoming
Pensacola Train.

Detectives Trap Him on an Incoming
Pensacola Train.
PENSACOLA. FLA, April 1.-the postal
clerk on TIE incoming train over the Pen
sacola and Atlantic railroad this morning
was L W. Phelps. young man generally
and favorablv known in Pensacola The
sane train bore a detective in the employ
Of the postofiice department., who accom-
panied Phelps and the mail matter from the
train 70 the postoffice In this city. When
the mail matter had BEEN dumped from the
bags and taken apart for distribution,
the detective asked Phelps the
whereabouts Of certain letters which
did not appear in any Of the packages.
Phelps replied that he knew nothing Of
them His person was searched, but moth
ing eliminating was found thereon In his
postal guide, however, a letter ADDRESSED TO
N. A Dauphin, New Orleans. was found.
IL had been opened; il contained check.
PHELPS ACKNOWLEDGED
that he had opened il. He was Imme diately
given into the custody Of the marshal, aud
viii be given hearing before United States
Commissioner Potter this morning. II is
alleged that Dauphin's mail from this state
has for a long time been turning up missing,
and more than a week ago two detectives
were in Pensacola on mission 70 discover
the leak. II is believed that PHELPS was
aided in the disposition of the letters aud
their contents BIZ confederate on the traia.
Phelps originally come 10 Pensacola from
Gainesville. Fla His people are said to be
residents Of Iowa. None Of his friends here
are ready 70 believe that be is guilty as
charged
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE or GEORGIA BONDS.
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
STATE o. GEORGIA

EXECUTIVE DEPAzINESr
STATE OF GEoRGIA-
ATLASIA. Ga. March 5 1870
By authority and in pursuance Of an Act
Of the General Assembly Of the state of Gsor-
ga entitled An act 70 authorize the Governor
Of this state 70 issue bonds OF the State and ne
gotLate sane, for the purpose OF raising money
with which 70 pay OF an amount Of the public
debt which falls due October : 1890, no, other
wise provided for. and for other purposes n
necteG herewith. Approved October 3. 1882
Bios viii ne received at the Treasury Of the
state in the City Of Atlanta Ga until 10 O'Clock
q n, on Wednesday, the seventh q cay Of
Series OF bonds Of the state Of Georgia. which
shall not exceed IN tie aggregate one million
nine hundred thousand dollars 81 909. COO. and
IN the event certain monies are realized from
sale Of public property now being advertised
which money czn only be used IN the payment OF
the pubic debt. then, sal issue 10 be sold
shan be one million nine hundred thousand
dollars less the amount realIZ d from sale of
said property.
SAID bonds to BE- dated July !. 1890. and to be
OF the de8Omiuari n Of one thousand dollars
one hundred thousand dollars Of the princi-
PAL OF said bonds 70 mature Jan. ]. 1917. and
ora hundred thousand dollars OF the princi pal
OF said bonds VII mature on Jan Of each year
thereafter, until this series OF bonds is ex
hausted. and shall be payable both - Principal
dHd Interest, At the Office OF the Treasury Of
the State. in the City Of Atlanta, Ga. AMI also
n the City OF New YORK, al such place as the
Governor may elect.
To each OF said bonds coupons VIII be at
t1ched FOR the interest. which VIII he paid sem
annuslly. On the lst day OF January and July.
The interest on sad bonds. IN 5er 4 provision
OF said Act. shall not exceed four and one-hah
per cent per annun. but bids are invited for the
entire series bearing lower rate OF interest
viz
-Four q per cent per snnunn- Three and one
half 90 per cent. per anDum. Three 49, per
cent per annum-
All Of said bonds to be delivered and paid for
at the Treasury of the state or at the fiscal
agency OF the state, in the City Of New York
as the Governor may determined on the LIST
dsy of July. 1920.
said bonds will be non-taxab'e by any su-
thority whatsoever IN this state. and are con
vertible at the option of the Holder into Regis
tered Bonds of this State.
Al bids must be accompanied by 6 deposit of
fifty thousand dollars with the Treasurer of
Georgia, which may be made in q check for
that amount, certified By a solvent bank, ap-
proved by the Governor and Treasurer
The right is hereby reserved TO reject any and
all BIDS, and under provision of the act
authorizing the sale no bid viii be received at
price less than par.
J. B. GORDON, Governor.
By the Governor:
II EARDr-srAr Treasurer
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TIE DEFUNCr BUCKET SHOPS

Manager Pickett OF the Columbus
Stock Exchange Under Arrest
COLUMBUS, GA, April I6-Mansger II.
c. Pickett Of the Columbus Stock Ex-
change returned to-day from Americas
and soon after his arrival was arrested,
under warrant charging him with cheat
ing and swindiing. Later in the day he was
carried before magistrate and put under
500 bond 70 appear for preliminary trial
Friday morning. The bond was promptly
given Late this afternoon five other war
rants were sworn out against him, and he
was arrested again, and tonight Is under
the care Of the deputy sheriff. Tomorrow
be win be carried before a magistrate
again.
Manager Mcdonald of the Americas
bucket shop. who was arrested here yester-
day. was carried back 70 Americas to-day
by Officer Cobb. The margins due to Co
iumbus men by the exchange here only
amount to about s., 100, and that is what
they are after.
M'DosALD AT AMERIcUs.
AxERIcUs, Ga, April I6.-Frank Nc
Donald, manager Of the defunct bucket
shop. reached the city to-day in the custody
Of Policeman Cobb. He brought an attor
remained in the custody of Sheriff
Bass during the evening pend
ing negotiations for settlement
with the several parties whose
money be was charged with obtaining
under false pretenses. He was released
from custody at 5 O'Clock, after paying back
in full all Of the moneys obtained after he
received orders from Phelan TO close bust
ness and all expenses connected with his
arrest. There are several who had dealings
with the exchange on Saturday that lose
both their bonus and profits.
MORE WARRANTS IN TIE PHELAS CASE
GRIFFIN, GA, April 16.-Several war
rants were issued to-day in the Phelan ca e
and bond given. Court adjourned to meet
again tomorrow when further warrants
will be served
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The meeting will be held at 1PN
Members and their families, and those who
have been Wards of the Society, and the public,
are cordially invited to join in the celebration
A band of music will be in attendance, aud
rooms in the Orphan House placed at the dis
posal Of those who wish TO dance.
Railroad fare from Anderson street depot to
Bethesda and return, soc; Children and serv-
ants half price. Tickets fer sale at Buffers
Drug Store. Strong's Drug Store, Fernandez's
Cigar Store, Theus' Jewelry Store. and Estin's
News Depot, and from the Stewards OF the So
ciety.
Special Railroad Schedules for the day.
Leave city at $50 1925 A NJ, 2M, 9, s:25 p. n.
Leave Bethesda go. SIS, e:3O Pm
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WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.

1t is broad assertion, but nevertheless true
that Ulmer's Liver Corrector," a faultless
family medicine, is worth its weight in gold
Prominent medical men indorse it. and thou
sands of citizens who have used it bear willing
and cheerful testimony TO the above assertion
Silver medal and diploma awarded over com
petitors. Prepared by
B. F. ULMER, NJ. D., PHARMACIST,
SAVANNAH. GA.
Price, One Dollar Per Bottle.
If YOU cannot obtain the ''Corrector'' from
your druggist, send your orders direct aud il
will be forwarded BY express, freight paid
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Baltimore Defeats Richmond.

BALTIMORE, April 16-Baltimore de-
fea5ed Richmond to-day. 1t was a rather
ouesided game. The batting Of Ray and
the shortstop work Of O'Rourke of Rich
mond, were features Of the game. Score:
Baltimore ..l SO 4 o 0 IS
Richmond ....0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 2
Base hits-Baltinore II: Richmond 7. Errors
Baltimore II; Richmond 5. Batteries, Stab,
Tate and Kerims; Qnarles and Mccartney.
Umpire, Lorentz
Inc clubs will meet again tomorrow.
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DIVIDEND No 10

The Burglar Alarm aud District Telegraph
Company has THIS DAY declared a semi-an-
nual dividend OF per cent, payable on de-
mand. at the Office Of the Treasurer. 1871 Con
gress Street. G. H. MILLER
SAVANNAH, GA. April IS, 1890. Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any of the crews of the
Norwegian barks TRY, CHARLOTTE A. LIT
TLEFIELD, BRODREEE and OLE BAL, as
no debts of their contracting will be paid by
Masters or
CHR. G. DAHL & Co., Consgnees.
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0GLETHORPE LIGHT INFANTRY.
QUARTERS o. L. L
ARzoRY isT Vol REG. OF GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH. GA. april Il. 1890
special meeting viii be held THIS EVEN
ING at O'Clock, for the purpose Of arranging
for the June eueanpment at Augusta. The
pay, veteran, veteran honorary and honorary
members are particularly requested 70 be pres
ent. By order of
CAPT. W. 8 ROCKWELL
Commanding
W. D. Mcmillan, JR., First Sergeant
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NO NGREaoR VERDICT YET.
Sensational Shooting by the Bailiffs il
Charge Of the Prisoner.

Sensational Shooting by the Bailiffs in
Charge Of the Prisoner.
WAREESToS, GA, April I6.-McGregor's
mascot day has not brought him verdict
and the jury is still out Judge Lumpkin
consented to-day to wait twenty-four hours
longer on the jury, in the hope of verdict.
but VIII declare a mistrial at noon to-
morrow il the jury has not agreed before
then.
A SENSATIONAL SHOOTING.
LaSt night there was sensational shoot
ing by the bailiffs in charge of McGrexor.
The prisoner has remained in the court
house since he came here, under the guard
of two bailiffs. Last night some young fell
lows turned over fakir's stand in the pub
lie square outside of the court house
and made noise which Nc
Gregcr and his guards thought was
some one putting ladder up against the
court house window. A carpenter had been
doing some work on the court house and left
a ladder leaning against the building. The
bailiffs did not know this and when they
saw the ladder thought sure a lynching
party or assassin was attempting to shoot
McGregor.
When the young fellows turned over the
stand one Of them ran through the court
yard, and as one Of them approached the
ladder the bailiR fired on him, but fortu-
nately missed him. When the facts were
learned, the sensation was exploded, but it
was pretty lively excitement for little
while.
Tomorrow at noon viii probably bring a
Yuistrial
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NOTICE

All bills aga nst the Portuguese Bark s'TRI-
UMPHO, Eyangelista, Master. must be pre-
sented at our Office THIS DAY by - NJ, or pay
ment will be debarred
CHARLES GREEN'S son & Co,
Consumes
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The Anniversary Address viii be delivered at
O'Clock p. m. by S. B. ADAMS. Esq.
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Death of an CID Citizan.

GIBSON, April 16.-There is quite an cpl
oemlc In this county. Up to date of this
year there have been more deaths than
ever before. There were eight deaths in
one community last week. Among them
was Uncle Billie Scrugg. as he was fanoii-
iarly known He was about 90 years old.
ana was citizen Of Warren county all his
NE until last year, when he made his home
nt Mitchell, With his widowed daughter.
2lrs. Lurell Kitchens. He was tax collector
Tor many year, before tie war. aud served
May years as justice Of the peace since
Hls remains were taken to Warrentnn.
j. T. Smith q Co, st. Louis, Mol take
pleasure IN informing you that your Bile
Beans have done me great deal OF good.
My appetite has greatly improved, and my
skin nearly clear Of all biotches. Please
send one more bottle for the enclosed 81
cents Respectfully,
-Adr. HANNAH BAUR. Berne, Mich.
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SPEECH was given man to conceal his
thoughts" but it was needless precaution in
many cases.-Pucs
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS..
sOLONoS's LODGE NO I,F. & A. NJ
A regular Communication Of this a
lodge VII b hsld a. Masonic Temple KY
THIS THURSDAY EVENING At s O'Clock. w
The z c Degree viii Be conferred
Members ot sister lodges and TRANSIENT breth-
reu are fraternally invited 70 meet with Us
WI 3. SPASN. ". II
HESET s CoLDSG. Secretary.
sT. ANDREWS SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting Of the ST An
dr@ws Society VII Be held THIS thursday
EVENING. az Knights Of Pytsias Hal, At
O'Clock a full attendance Is rsquested-
Z. A McLOUD.
Secretary and Treasurer.
SOUTHERN STAR CASTLE NO. =.
h. G. E.
Ths regular weekly meeting Of this Castle
vii Dc held AZ Knights OF PyrhIas Hal. corner
BarDsrd and Iork streets, THIS lTnursday)
Visiting brothers are cordially invited 70 meet
with uS
BARCLAY. \. C.
D. H Dixon. N. OR
EXECUTIVE BOARD
or Merchants Week.
Please attend the urgently important meet
ing at O'Clock TONIGHT. Thursday, 18th
nst., Travellers Exchange Changes IN the
programme are to be effected, AMI a full at
tendance is imperstiTely required.
By order Of Il. W PALMER,
Chairman.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Liberal loans made on Diamonds. Gold and
Silver Watches, Jewelry, Clocks. Silverware,
Guns, Pistols, Clothing. Tools. and on almost
anything OF value, at the old reliable Pawn
broker House, 179 Congress street.
E. MUHLBERG, Manager.
Highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
This is to notify the public that no dissolu-
ton of what is known as the FOREST CITY
FURNITURE CO, will be recognized by the
undersigned until an eqnit bic settlement of
the indebtedness of said firm has been arrived
at in full ANDREW J. OHLANDER.
CONGREGATION MIC AVA ISRAEL.
The annual sale and renting of seats will take
place at the Synagogue, THIS CTHURSDAY)
EVENING, az $50 o'clock
LEE ROY MYERS, Secretary.
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Whitaker. President. YORK and Barnard SITS.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF
SAVANNAH CoTToN Press ASSOCIATION
SAVANNAH, GA. April II. 1890 \
The drawings and Specifications for rebuild
ing Lower and Tyler Cotton Press buildings and
sheds can be seen at this Office
Builders and contractors are requested to
examine same and make estimates for rebuild
ing at once. Bids received until April %. 1890.
The right to reject all or any bids is reserved.
SAVANNAH COTTON PRESS ASSN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10th ANNy ERsARY
UNION SOCIETY

BETHESDA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL p. 1890.
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R U. HARDErAs. Treasurer.
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ardent friends had sons suspicion that
thsrs was iuzt the appss-snos Of change II
the r-1llllg nG1es carolsd fort5 b. the song
bird Patti fears age and the loss Of her
Prestige. 50 she made q bod bid and insisted
On beng paid $1,000 for tie concerts She
received sae FFlcs. but the co1csrz, EesGless
70 say were not q great fns.c-al success
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
Rrryroy AFTER TwEyrT FIVE YEARS.

W., .o,,r,,s n the 1c-th Ncw.York state Volunteers
,d r first reunion since they were Mustered "Ht VI
i,, a, Uav shore l.. l.. yesterday. Thor" were over
600 ,s's,,T and programme consisted "f meeting
. 49,, ,sso.ia,ion I'm the morning ard dinner on the
ia / i,vool Hotel IN the afternoon. At the
, ,t,o the following officers were elected: captain.
,ioo~o W Fiskc: president. William W. Hulse VICE
tr-sdcnt Charles II. Vessel treasurer J"hn w haS''r'
,, oont WAS mustered in the service on september ..
,eco H. VA. recruited irom Long Islsnd ana N'"-
Il CIV and went 70 front 1000 strong II entered
,,. nj Charleston February <. 1865. ana was mu'trd
out Of service June 30 Of the same wear consequently
,,v vas the twenty anniversary Of that event
-, .b. comrades had not met since the close Of the
- Na,y companies present and carried the
,,erd rags d,r ne the march from the railroad station
f.. the hotel grounds.
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OUARTERSTRETCH NOTES.

Garrison has been riding in excellent form OF la'c
and seems to have recovered tho knack Of sronf hso
in: that made him famous the snapper lie has
lad few opportunities hitherto this season 10 DIS
tinl7iSh himself but there is chance before him now
that gives MIN a good field work in. Yesterday he
signed with W. L. scott for the remainder Of The season
Of $50 at salary which cannot be regarded as other
wise tlan generous. His first mount for the Algeria
sleblc Will probably be Banquet or Leighton 10 ue
race for tie Retaliation stakes tomorrow.
II YOU are going join the pilgrimage to Mon
mouth Park on Friday, You would better avoid the
crush and rush at ferries by purchasing tickets
and badges today tomorrow or Thursday at the
Offices of the Pennsylvania and jersey Central rail-
roads Tie association ht, placed them Oh sale at
all the city Offices of both companies
The folloHing declarations for l-Jl are due TO-DAY
American Jocncy Club-Belmont stakes SO huh'or
Stakes SO jerome stakes go. Ladies Stakes tlo
Mosholu stakes $40, Withcrs SiaAco SO.
F~ank McCabe took the DwycIs' horses to Monmouth
Park On sunday. At Shcepshcad Yesterday Johh heII>
.,,ciNsi from Mr.. Nithcl> dispatch saying thdI
I,l, T. Aa! lust worked quarter 81 mt III '"c'.''
'.r seconds, and tuat Mo I1.e pronounced thr Ia IA
al right" This Is good news lheie VIII Oc t'o"'
!ac.ng al Monmouth. oe, - ,.,.. 1-,,.,,,,s
roma n, lluiceu The M"-sr-. Ia,te;salI cdblcd iI'
I,,-dnn Yesterday that at the sale u tAc queen .
'...rl,r-. at Hampton Cont >atUI9AN INC C"I't
.iy .i.,seu Of a. 4 fall sister o. Memoir, winner "l
hc oaks, ictCAcd @-,.-5o. Ne" lofN lc''"S ~
Glowing are the weights for the Cross country re Ee
yiyal --akc, handlc4F ,tccpe' IaSc a"cepr|'ho9 4'
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,u.Er ,ALLNgAk, - r0-pAY.

h..r.4e .o.t.-,,,..... ...I.-l. ..,-, ,o4t.a.ed.
p Y-... No.r'-' Hl..D-4~ i.-.o.r B'A q. J-Not.o.
,a..f-4.. ,0-. ! q, ... .t,... a. u so
t,.T--l ,A. i'IDl. f.i- Adjourned for the
tri... , ., ,... o.,...
.t g.. Uu. Paine Ns &u'c.
.,.s to.gt.D DlfcL TArt I-Ad. .cuIned until October
,.,.as oolr,-cheq.,-rAr,o II. III and Iy-Ad-
" 'ol,t +, Co.-t- iefor- Ransom S-Mo,on ca,sudar
ea.,t ~ Iu 30 ~. IstsL- VI Mnher ,MlLor' 10 -
a. u estate of William j. Lancer b. m. SO probate
,.or court General T,ia-Aelouincd f,r tho term.
.. .Or tO4lt-np'cial Term b'i'H' O"oGL1l' j.
ST. Tor Oo'rt-Eqcy -Aa.olIaod tos t!. term.
superior Court-Iral Tem-ra.tS l. ii and III-Ad-
,ourn'. lo. tue term.
,om..on Peas-S special 4-im-b'!"rt booAstLtrf. j.
~ , 81. as Lquity Adjourned 'or tic term.
t....o1 ~ a--lI.al irrn-fa.t~ aad II-AG.oHIned
ilr ia. term. =,
1,,g court r,rn-r part l. II. III and Iv-Ad.
tor, ~ o.....l S,-.ou,-Pa-t i-E-fore Martine J.
and '.,taut Di-,l.,tAttprne, PArhrr-NoN 10 - IN
c.usN". - - ,......-.,t
and slant D-tf. .,-.,It6rn~, Bcio.d-No' to g. In
court of G,aer,, Session Par, III lR"crc Co"ins' j.
and A.-.-,aut D..t.'t-A.om'y "'r-No'' " - IN
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v,vxrns At wAsHlXGroX PARK.

CHICAGO June 3O-Wlth every succeeding day the sport
at WASHINGTON PARK seem, growing win Interest
l,t la,r-f for maiden thiee-} }car-old-i purse 9'"o
Iucl won easily Pickup s~cond Rock third 4Im'-I ."
The bc;tILg ola the winner, = 10 ].
second rloc-F0r maiden t"Ol lcu-od-; purse @OOo' hNe
ffro.Qs. HladoO Lass hate j. second '4snil'o
u>ld. Tlm.-l .o3l4. Bettnc Oh Tie "inhrr TO J.
Ihlrd racc-I>tra for maiden twoyear-od- puro" f'oo
fix. flrogg. Dnr va, scratched account Of inJuFic-
received in false bIcakaway. All bets were declared OF
and twenty minutes given make new oh"s odry won
chimes -eco1G Valera thid. llm"-l oj'. B.t'I"g oil
the winner. 5 70 !.
torr.h Handicap sweepstakes for urer-yenrod
and ,Ipw5r1 mile and thrcr.quartrr,. H'pocrtt won
0ru,o second John Doly una 1ine-3 Oi1'. B'tuhI
on the winner. g to l.
Flta rtceFor all ages selling purse 5000 one mile
rirIni won MIEdalc second. Manic Fonso third Time
1.4oi4 Betting on the winner. TO !.
>.>th rac,-fNtra al aaes purse 5000 one Hhi"
Worxnat, won; Eight to seven second Ha"i'y c"Id'
1lme-I 42'4
seventh Iacc-A handicap sweepstakes NIL" ana
Quarter Hamlet won; Heron second. Brown Duke third
rim
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nnnL orLLrR cLNrICrED.

rbo case of Thomas 7. wynn. accused OF pool
,li,g was tried yesterday bcfor" JUDGE MARITIME. IT
s REGARDED A. a test cast. Judgc "llder'lc'Ne h'u
similar case Lefurc him year or two ago ana 'H'l
CON, ,r,ed tbe law favoriby to the city pool sellers.
r,,...ict Attorncv Fellows conducted the prosecution
g., ,c-terday,, trial He had only the evidence Of
p,ric,pan william Flynn. who went into the place III
,l,. = and -kcd II he could be-" there on the races
,,., told him that he could not bet. but sad that
b cord agree to send p to the ra"cra'k ana would
ohor.,. % cent, for expenses. The policeman paid
q o., and received ticket on which "aN phrp"rt'd
or y,lch Flvnn signed for Tn" sending OF th' money
., rroolIvn 10 Ice bet on Foriham. Flynn TOOK t'c
ticket and arrested wynn.
40 evidence Vas introduced E" contradict the ponce
.,u hut "A T. Howe. fer the defence. argued that
~" ta, Ir1 cen mad" Jul-" NirIlhc 'rHNcHd q
tr,, cl,rg, 10 the jury lie ,ad tn'i th'Fe wa no
,.rt,-,rt In thcl. was ou one ~dr "hlN Pr"u'f' Il
d,.r, merely hy trick 10 cNadc the law. Inc JuIVVIN
aocr dribcrttu. f.r an hour returned WIN Nerulct
- 'rilt, Iudrr Martin" sad UlHt tI' 'FNl't Nl'
i,.,lrnd hy thc evidence. - q "ao the MS, ''hnH
;iu ~ tbc Mind in this CITY he imposed "nIi Il me
~ s1IO and granted "a stay II p.o," diotc IN order
a. ~ Tho nl questions might b" ~"tid ar ihr "chcttl
1n1t @ wv & Suprenc Conr or AT the Court of Appeals
rtoSI<G PRICES a. CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Frinci.co. June .6 30.
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rryrc4L Of upraply ScHLANP.

TIE funeral of Alderman ~'hamp. which took pace
Yesterday afternoon At ocOr, Va- one oi 'h' "T-c''
eyer known II In the Nth Assembly District f"''
4 and sec nd ave- were b'oshcl 90 ctr"afr'' ana
tIIc -.dcualAs R,rc tAg1n-'d with G""rai.'A- H'"
the v,r.o. .orcc, {, which thc dead man b'I'h '''
,r,,rc tro.c present Mayor Grant ad Tie H"Ai"
~ Aldermen member, of the "t'c>l"r A''''li'."h'
Elbcr POST q. \. H., No. c. NcCi"lland As'o'Hi on
ib. American Legion Of Honor tie knights Of Honor
the Kui.h., oi Pytha,, the odd Fellows N" MSoi'
orlcr tine Mozart Ncrrn, the columbia Fl>hhhS ''uo
.,d tlo ramnany District Committee The oilclat
I'm, clergyman wa, thc Rev. Dr. Werner ana inc
buri,l too, place at the Lutheran cemetery.
TLr Eoltd II Aldermen met yesterday WornliS aI.u
ma rd resolutions. hy rising vote, IN when Ai'rAl
-rhlaup's many am.abc trait ana h' -trlct G'N '.
T.. M. Interests of his Coust turhi, were 'Ur-H''' ;
me &. mr1u Council Chamier ana me clalr '''' W
D., t.o l1fe member we're ordered to hr d'lPH Ul
,Ior.n ng e,r thlgt; days. and t!" Wrml iN were ch
t,ired to wear a badge of mourning t"' 'i' -
;,e-,-J and b. attend the funeral IN hodI. anu.
fi.rhcr that an cuErO~s"d copy 81 INC rN'" M
tr,',..i,d tn thc widow. Nc,-r-. Mprr.~, NdIt'r'
%o,n,n CLANCY and benjamin were HJp'hl'd Il COZ"
rr,i,ta. H. carry tic re-. luti1us into "n'ci. .
Tn, n2Lc on the Ctv Han "erc irpI'NFu ~ mn nan
mast yc,trrday ont If respect for Alderman N'hdhP