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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF EwYORK-TUEsDAY. APRIL o5 1898
ARRIVED

Steamer Chester Lewis. Southampton April Is. with
mdse and passengers TO International Navigation Co. Ar
rived at the Bar al . 33
Steamer Fulda ger. Thsenhorst. Bremen April Is.
10, with mdse and passengers to Oelrlchs
Co. Arrived at the Bar at c5
Steamer Dresden Ger. kruhorcr. Bremen April 10.
with passengers Oerchs s. Co. Arrived the Bar
l y n.
Steamer Enchanress (Br Chisholm. Rosario February
I. Buehos Ayres Montevteo 3. Santos % Iha Grande
March 5. Rio de- Janero 10. Victoria -. rernambuco
Thomas Il. with mdse - the United states
and Barn Mail Steamship Co Arrived at the Bar at
IL 80 q 80
Steamer Cyril DR., elephant Manaos April g. Para IL.
Barbados L. St Lucia 49, with mde and passengers 70
Booth & Co Arrived AZ the Bar at II Is IN.
steamer Partlian Bn. Thomson. Barbados April g. st
Luci, o. Martinique - Dominica 10, Mont-eirat ii
Antigua L. st Kic IS. with md-e and passenger to
F Outerbiidge & Co.. Arrived at the By al noon
steamer Christian johnson (Nor). Deusiad Campeche
April le with log~oo1 to suzarte Whitney vessel 10
Funch. Edyc & Co. Arrived at the Bar at >
steamer Danish Prince m Saunders. Tenipica Apr C.
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Chicago. April ga bill asking for an accountant
and receiver for the Lehich Coal and Iron Company
was filed in the United States Circuit Court here TO-
day similar bills 1t is said by the attorneys have
been filed IN 81. Paul, Milwaukee, Dulnh. West SUI
perior and Madison. Wis, in all OF which cities the
company has extensive interests. The assets Of the
c~mpany are fixed at 81 100000 and Its liabilities
at 81 $50 600 on basis Of these figures 1t Is stated
that the company Is not insOlvent. The complainant
Sets ont that the defendant company Is largely in
volved by promssory notes. direct and contingent
Its present liabilities for bills payable are Ss26s3
The contingent liabilities S20s,537 The holders
OF these notes follows: Ohio Coal Exchange
$50 s24: the Crescent Coal Company. $4,000; A. {.
Yates of New York ga, 1886; Lehigh and Franklin
Coal Company, s42,1s6. and the Rochester Trans
poraton Company of New York, balance OF liabilities
AT Milwaukee last night Levi II. Doty. of Chicago,
was appointed receiver for the company. The stock
holders of the company l. II. Doty, president
W p GulIS, secretary ard general manager James
H. Walker. T. Z. sears, A. ". hates anu uie "io"i
Trust Company.
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A GREENGOODS MAN MAKES SCENE IN COURT
Poughkeepsie n. Y. April 2o CSpecial'-George
Albow the green goods man. was found guilty To-Day
and sentenced TO three years and two months in
c,at. nrson and 10 pay a fine Of $3.50. While his
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Cork Uanteo.
Females.

STENOGRAPHER.-E com
petcnt, well educated girl stehoerapher a.
sires position. Address F.. care OF T.
Herman. corner Of lst.ave and j.. l4th-st.
STENOGRAPHEE 49, Sterogrdlher anu
Rem IA gton Typewriter desiIe, position; &c
curate: salary small Adde'S Miss NJ
Bon 10. Tribune once.
cIENOrRAPHEE and Remington opera.
tor good beginner desires position sinai
wages to begin. SrEN OGkArHEK, 40
West 2ith.st.
YOUNG LADY desires position a. stenog
raphrr and typewriter. undor;and> cores
pondence and law work; references. Ad'
dro,s 4. c.. l02 3d-avc.
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FOR SALE.-A fine gray horse. loA2
hands high: sound and kind wears Old
Q good traveller; suitable for family or b,sl,
ness a good roadster Can . seen az 4o2
RedfOrd-aSe.. corner South l0th-st.. B'klyn.
5IGj.-PARrY gong abroad VIII sacn-
fee nrst-clas. cutundcr extension TOP nam
ily phaeton; used six weeks cost @3So 10
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 05 Set :5llMoon sets Is mMoon's age .
HIGH WATER TODAY.
M.-Sandy Hook 90 GOV. Island "a Hell Gate IA
PM.-Sandy Hook 40 GOV. Island 10 He'll Gate IL
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, Ce unlrn heal estate 20 fei.

County. Furnished, unfur-
nishcd country SEATS and houses feI rent
HALL. Il f1ast a2d-.t.
FURNISHED HOUSE IN B-rnardsyi.e.
all improvements IL acres. hor's car.
riaees. COWS. poultry and ccachman mas
n.ncc It situation. GARNER. LOOMS =
CO., >omcrvlle. y. j.
LARGE. FULLY FURNISHED house 10
let for lash or year, all 'ncdsIn ippro ",
fully and conveniently located ~ Bloom Md,
y. j. JOHN HILL, SO wall street
Ncw.York CITY.
MoN1CLAIR. y. NY furnished ie.-
idencc 9 rooms 10th and laundry with
large. shaded grounds; also lOj Chc't-
nut.-t.. ; rooms with modern improvements
and good stable both plrssutis ,ll,at'd
near two drpo.s r. Il. CARTER. ~
Park-st.
MoNTCLAIE. y. j.. TO LEr.--rinc
mountain ldr rr,idence cOnnOd on, house
o. 10 rooms hard %ora h',a aa niue H. ei
places in every i0ir> woilne system Of
drainage larg. corner lot. u oc're, ,ie'
walton 400 feet fine 'St'n.lNc We've
naca daml7ed roads 81 deVots large perfect
s st.. n. Y. DIDO . -
To LET -Hsndsorne residence: - min
utes out near station lsr2" grounds mo
view 40 per month. Bon 49, WOOD
bridge, y. j.
10 LET.-At Plsinheld y. J.. partly
furnished II de-If"u. a Inc property III
very beSt location house - Io0in' nodem
Improvements acr' 81 Wei shah'a is"n :
o, ,n,e o cnn,fpr nun and onIy 3 Minute,
wt.iD ,,nr, Serot ,I.o for sale. ,uply w. f.
SMITH. 90 Broadway. New-Yorf city.
70 iI.rlnIroXDA CKS,-f.ake Placid
- OOH a., o,.,,.a on, pon,Ism,n's coun,ty
,cetce, ac 10 o. rooms Vi w IRON which most
,aau,iul I'm nj. rountry. completely fur.
nished stable paldcn, running water over
look, village easy marketing lcsVe view
York = 80 y. m, Pullman sleeper break
fast al cottage. owner. {. VI. NOBLE.
100 Broadway. y. Y.
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A-MhDISON-ANE- l.ji3. ch"e ~.
,.uny rooms 10 private house T. gentle
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6eIp Uante0.
Females

CulNlCS.
WANTED.-A Protestant maid and se M
stres, for three growing children must be
a thorough sesm,tres, and wiling to make
herself useful. Gall between 10 and /
O'Clock at IL East J1th-st
WANTED .-Wc.i-rc Ommended Protestant
20 d" IL" work Tor 4 business mans family
of three persons one hour out OF the city.
Adde'S. stating where can BE- seen civ Ing
experience and wages expected. W. H.,
l.. q. Box Os7.
WANTED. -Lady's maid for an elda-ly
lady Protestant must rsad aloud we'll.
assist with licht work. be abe 20 do
little Sewlns: must write well. Answer
In own handwritin. 10 T.. ;. p. RoN ,.
!. 22I Broadway.
WANTED Ladies and gentlemen 10
work for US collecting old u. ). stamps
good pay; for used Columbian stamps we
pay az high as II per hundred send lamp
envelope, FOR particulars. IAfLOR'S, 32
Dtomhcld It. Boston.
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Gitp Real Cstaie Go Eet.

7lST-ST.. WEST. near Boulevard
Brow nstOnc dwelling; ten ioons; rent
II. eco. Schultz, 3iS Canal-st., store.
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60 Get for Business purpcses

TO LET-In % Chomlersst'. ifohtlh.
CITY Hall PARK choice offices; very best
location moderate rent. Please apply to
the JANITOR.
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miscellaneous.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Law
Agency: divorce, specially, operations, dc,
'cifioi>. wife support. daii's'7 np'c1Isu
any cause private information lurhIaheu
consultation free. % NasNan.-t.
ACCIDENT CASES collections divorce
sepAratl.n. nam, arg" s rt LOT gu fo,spl,,
Ton free. JAMES ). THORNLEY,. Coun
seiIor. 20 Park Row.
At BAKGAINS.-Tfunks. Travelling
Bags. Alligator Grlps. Pockctbooks. Lidc
Satchcl- Shopsolrd Trunks pic;
CHAILfS SCHWARTZ. on tstablIsh'd
Trunk House, 81 4th-a,c., bet. sth ana
9th sts.
EXTRAORDINAKY special glove sale
Real kid gloves all new II col"fihss. iiich
cn,l robbery large black burton. reduced
from s. 10 SIC pair. JAMES, JOB h'way.
GENTLEMEN Wishing To di.S-c 81
th'ir ltft-on clothlbg at in,, 'niur VIII
please call on or address EDWARD MIL
LER ~ 0th.avc. "
HOSIERY SALE.-Siik, lace enbfolderrc
stockings. reduced frou ~ 10 Dc. Inlt :
SILK SwilzutbeIt updervest- r'nuc'u IRON
81 25 10 49c. JAMMEs, ?o' I,rooaNal.
HOSIERY SALE.-Bcsutiiul' suIeriin'
stockings warranted thoroutht l'il color,
double heel and toe. eNtn mIs frdu,,I
from 29c 10 I9c pair H'Hf>. JUL
| BioSdwny
si25 REWARD and no question asked
Lost. gold plain ease watch' rnei,h en-
ncmeter BY Dursnd tonu an coin 'o F,n ,1ns
| HotSl, il1 PARK Row, II about IL p. m,
when / am In. aud get your money.
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furnieheo Rooms.

A-MhDISON-ANE- l.5i3. ch'e ~.
.-uny room. IL private house L gentle
n~n w'shiie 500. hoin'.
BACHELOR owning handsome,
Furnished hol-c bath. all hone Comforts
commanding superb view Of liuD'on. 'ooa
fout baehrior. a. hoard"r-. ALLAH T.
YNI.r agent. Ro IL -, Cotton Exchange
Building.
,IAEGE ROOM. comfortably and Gle.
,antly furnished In residence. rs "c~t
2OtL.-' also smaller room.
N-u6TFL VFNDoME. .
~ult"s Of two ani thfc" io"m'' MN, MN
rfiNsi" hill ana ba'h. "ith or "'th'"S
ho.ii.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS mod rn
finn rn.,nrnt- convenient principal hotels
lnh. -.nl.~ rooms. - upward weekly i
TA-t .oth.sl
uAND,OMEEY FURNISHED ROOM
la ut.N,t. house 10 gentleman. ~ W.T.
iot''.i.
HANDSOMELY FURNlSItD front
hsli f,ou. 10 let 10 gentleman. 10 "''I
'1th-,,. ----
HOTEL vENDoME; hath.
single lo.n-. with OF WITHOUT "''"
American OF EuroIv'in plan
T,vn uATp>ONFTN furni .hcd ro,I~
to gentlemen In private hou-e - Wet
oith.-t.
slu.NVE.. 1858 near nion Leogrc-
Harhrlor spsrtinent- floor, suites WIN
prlva,c baths breakfast. valet atfnoantr.
IX1'u.S ST i59 WEST-Tvo largr rooms
second noog. priVst" house references.
~ CRANBERRY PARK. -t.enti.nen
,nly sunny furnished room. l1rlor moor
Ho, and cola water. breakfast other rooms
pr1,nt" hath.
FAST 22D-ST Large furnished room
NTH ho. AMI cold water: suit 'bi" Tor Two
persons. terms f"1-oiiabl"
3,p 81. $50 WEST Nir"ly Furnished
ton moor front ruom al-o -'lall ore, 20
criher 81 separate private honsc'
AZ WEST 2sTli.SI.- Hcnds"UIy lur'
nishrd rooms with bath
3,TU.>r.. as EAST. 10 bachelors th'id
.,,tv alcoy. room also four'h-StoiN Il"ht
roou, nr.f-cla-- house. with owner
oil WEST .Sr-Furnish'd rooms.
vlrh good board terms. - AMI ~ per "eeN.
,"D.>r 20 WIS., Nlc-ly furnished
ro,uI. win or without board as" mont
u,tlor Tor doctor or dentist
"A ;DLTMBr SAVE Furnished bed
room to let; one or two H'h'"h'"'
tNI LINER.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.


5TH-AVF. 557, near 4Cth-s..-FIrst.
class.
5TH.AVE, 469 -Ele2ontly fuInshed
second floor also two single rooms cuisine
uneAc"l'd sumner prices references
llTH-sT. 70 EAST, block from Broad:
way.-Dcsirable front room; closets; good
table; married couple; gentlemen tran
sient> permanonls.
I7iH.ST.. POS EAST. near Stuy,esant
SQuare-Two large connecting rooms, with
board; American family; references
2lsr.Sr.. ? wEsT.--Peassnt front sun.
nv rorIn- with superior board and refined
surroundings transients table board ref
cIcnces.
y EAST 4OrH.>T Rooms 10 let. with
board table bosldcfs; references.
asfH.ST.. 40 EAST.-Lsrge suite OF
rooms Oh parlor floor hrst-cla,s table refer
cncrs.
9TH ~. 3l3 WEST. Handsomely fur.
nlshcd rooms. with ht't.class beard gentle
men AID wives OF single gcatl Len refer
cnccs
48D-ST. 10 EAST.-Dc.irablc large and
hall rooms. with excellent board South
erners and taDsients aceon.mo dated.
10TH ST, 81 wEST.-Second Moor, en-.
suite or separately with bQ,rd reasonable
terms; able board; references.
1914 LEXINGTON.AVE. rooms.
with or without board; references.
Brooklyn.
BOARD on THE HILL, near ana
surface roads.-Front alcovc. with goou
board. In home ~ the owner. for gentleman
and wife, or gentlemen. 2Gf ClemontaNe'
Chicago.
WORLDS FAlR.-Lirst-clsss accomlno.
dations for individuals and large parties
house In perfect sonltary condition. r9r
further particulars address y. {. uAI'
1855 Prairie-ave.. Chicago. III.
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GeIp Uantco.

GeIp Uantco.
AGENrs and CASvAssERS, male or
female ~ " - daily profits .urr rNiNr
.nre unnecessary no talking Iullfu cH'
rlu,tyr territory given. FOR lilll'u,n "a
dress /. Put NAM & CO. west "''''''
Conn.
DEPUTIES or OEGANIZEES Of expert.
ence wanted. by an e,,aoa'7"e ch.anest Of
~ III. iihsI,l terms. Addre-, r.. Box 70
tribune once
WANTED. -rsciul-man. swcdc or ,',r,
man Tor garden. lawn. &c., HANDY WIN
tools: WAGES. sl6 ara hoin"' Niu' -
W. 81 iiillsid"-aNe.. M"ht'i'''' " d.
WANTED. Agents for most stirring
coin" by General Harris contains il'l",'
t,nt link Of American history hlthrf'" VIZ
published exciting much favnrablr CON
mint. exclusive territory. iohN
IN,.S. - Conflict. Boston, MIS-
WANTED.-An assistant bookk'ep"r
and salary expected. 10 IL. 3, AdNeI''H'hh
o c'ii 10 ith.ayc.
WANTED a Young man 4, clrr,, win
knowl dgc Of biography must br an rp l,
copalan, sn.aiy 20 10 ~ ,urn. nsirs
Il
Females
At INTERN \TIONAb AGENCY, loi-
merry L9iIrnters. ~ olh-1'' n."' ','
Il 20 cnok. wash and itonri> 40 hun-.
work girls lad, = maids. ~ 'h"i"" r,''','
and mattresses. laumdrosc-. 10 hot"l cl'ah =
md hotel prl, Tor city and country . "'.,
MANUFACTURER requires the s'r.
ices Of respectable woman 1" worn u"' re
pare time AZ home Tor him Nor" s'n, Irf
.iaid no cNpctrnc" necessary S' ,Hu -.
addressed stamped envelope, Nh
UEF.R $50 Washington EoN'"n, ""S,.
For INDUSTRIOUS WOMEN who
hay. a few -paic hours each dat We ~ ~,
furnish pl-a-ant employment y'rluihs fI
TO 80 weekly no book can, ua5,nudavs
Mo, days. Wednesdays ana "a W W,
i.5th.,t.
COVERINGS Must speak French and
English. also play piano. to t-acl any .at'
for boy 3 years old references f'pi'nr." , i"I'
last employer. tall FRIDAY; NJ" g.. "1u'
, {, q u. M, Albcmarlc lioteI. MIS- VI.
BARTII.
sEAMSTRESs and light waiting Prot
e.,,nt situation desirable for the Eeht
rary. LOG West "'th'st.
WANTED. -Rrspectable Amer, an woman
as housekcrpcr. With servant inuse w oal,'
allie and wiling 10 care Tor chiIurrn. "a.
dress. stating lnrtlcuIarS' "'t '' ''N
80 Jamaira. l.. l.
WANTED. Agent, IN every chuI'h ana
,,,,.h for .'I,lfc Of Phillips brooks book
n Tho year one lady sold ~ c%P mo Ia
hours: agents alrc .dy ordering LOO book
niece JOHN HASTINGS. - C"rnhil'
st.. Boston. Mass.
-; y,rFT gentleman farmer wishes
,ouscseener; widow preferred house has
,',Hsrs. conysniences Address, with par
J tieuisrs, f.. u. r., Seymour Conn.,
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Drfssm1klnQ.

FIEsT-CLASS rARISIAN DREss.
MIXER. now established. wishes more
cus,oners al home; suits 50 up MINI
OLBFL, il3 0th-0'e ----
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COBS.-Extra stylish pair chestnuH
n51 hands without faw or blcmish age
Is: driven by lady; lively, fearless ana
tommy drivers sell cheap. AK for NJ.
MA,TIN'S cobs. Priest Stable. Is East
osth.st. or Room %. 9th foor. Mills Band
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-14
JUST WHAT IT MEANS.
The Real Cause ola Cold Explained and How
Easy Il is 10 Stop IL Every lime.

The Real Cause ola Cold Explained and How
Easy Il is 10 Stop Il Every lime
Nothing is more common at this season OF the
year than the expression II have bad cold"
but It means something far more serious than
generally supposed. Il means that the person
who has taken cold is in bad state Of health
Why: Because person in good health easily
reslsts cold Bat let the health flag a little, et
the stomach become derauged, let the nervous
system get out OF order. and a chill is easily
taken, IL goes To tue weak spot and a cold is
the result,
Now OF all causes Of cold probably fatigne, or
WEAKNESS, is the most general A tired man
VINO comes home at night from long day
work, or weary woman whose household du-
ties are wearing ami tearing, are the COM
mon victims OF a cold IL Is serious, because
every time fresh cold is taken the body is
made weaker, so that grip, pneumonia con
sumption, and other wasting diseases find an
easy fOothold.
Bat you ASK, how shall colds and their dan
gerous results be prevented There is only one
way kept blood in a healthy circulation,
the stomach in good working order. and the
nervous system strong and active. To 90 this
n pure stimulRnt must be taken, preferably,
pure whiskey. There are many so-called whis
kes in the market, but there is only one pure,
medicinal whiskey. and that is Duify'B pure
malt. The very fact that it is 30 strongly rec
ommendSd by physicians, professional men
and women, as we'll "a by thousands Of people
who use 1t as a meaus OF keeping healthy and
we'll, proves this Do not be Induced 10 try any
socalled, but inferior whskey which your
druggist or grocer may recommend: insist
upon getting what you ask for. There is moth
lng else that can accomplish the same object.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-14
HIS GULF IN EOuBT.
A Negro Sentenced to Hang Under
Peculiar Circumstances

A Negro Sentenced to Hang Under
Peculiar circumstances
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April 13.-Georgs Kim
ard was to-day sentenced to hang on May
26 for assaulting Mrs. Mary Addison, a
white woman. Klnard is a negro 65 years
old. There was no evidence against him
except that of Mrs. Addison, and the feel
ing of the community was that he was not
guilty. A motion for a new trial was re-
fused.
When the judge asked Kinard If there
was anything that he wished TO say he re-
piled: 81 am just as innocent as any man in
this court house. never had evil designs
against any white woman in my life.
IL is curious that should wait until was
over 90 years old to attempt such a crime
as this"
Turning to the few jurors who we're pres
ent he said II want you to try and meet
me in heaven, God Is g'wine to bold you re-
sponsible for that verdict. There is day
coming when we will oil know the truth
and il hang God will be with me.n
On bis trial ie was sought to be estab-
lished that tracks leading from the place
where the crime was committed were mis-,
bur an exhibition OF his large foet in court
disproved it. It was also sworn that the
assailsnt had whistled about the time OF
the assault, but Kinard had several teeth
out and it was demonstrated that this pre-
vented whistling. The woman, however,
swore TO his identity unhesitatingly, and
that sealed his fate.
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WHAT TEE COURT sAYa.

The Decision in the Bscon-City OF Sa-
vsnnah Paving Case.
The supreme court in its reversal of the
Chatham superior court decision in the case
Of Maj. Bacon against the city Of Savau-
nah, announced in the MORNING NEWS sew
eral days ago, says:
For a municipality to take the property
OF citizen under power conferred by tue
legislature to tax by local assessment, it
must in all matters Of substance follow the
power strictly. Where the legislature eu-
thorized municipal corporation TO Improve
its streets and to assess on the basis OF 'front.'
age the AbuttinR real estate for two-thirds
OF the cost of such improvements, and fur
Their provided that the municipality should
be treated as the owner of all intersecting
streets and should pay just pro rata Of
the entire cost according TO the frontage
Of the intersections; and where
the mayor and aldermen passed IN ordi-
nance requiring a certain street TO be inn
proved, and assessing two-thirds of the
cost against the abuttiDg owners and pro-
viding that certain committee should fur
nish to each AUDITING owner a bill of his
proportion of the cost, according to front
age, and further directed that the com
mittee should leave out Of the cal
culatton both the frontage aud cost Of
the street Intersections, this last part
of the ordinance was contrary to the
statute, and the assessment made by the
committee against an abuteing owner upon
the plan of the ordinance was illegal, and
an execution founded on she assessment
against said owner was also illegal. Con-
sequently charge by the court that the ex-
ecution was presumptively correct, and that
the burden was on the defendant 10 show
the contrary was erroneous. This error
vitiated the whole trial, and the court
erred in not granting new trial.
"Ae there has been no lega lapportionmeut
OF the assessment amongst the several ebut-
ting parcels OF real estate, it is indispensable
that such epportionments should DO made.
The safe course would be to make it, not
through committee, but directly by the
mayor and alderman, (the municipal body,
basiug 1t upon proper evidence. There
ought TO be au assessment roll, showing
the total cost Of tho work, and as 60 two
thirds thereof, how IL ia apportioned
amongst the several abutting parcels, in-
Guiding the street Intersections
giving the sum chArgeable TO each parcel q,
with the name of the owner, the mayor and
aldermen being treated as owner Of the
street Intersections. This roll, whsn OIL
cially ascertained to be correct, should be
entered on the minutes Of the mayor and
aldermen for due Authorization and preser-
walton. Whether any further municipal
legislation on the subject may be requisite
in consequence of the defect in the existing
ordinance, ia a matter for consideration.
The judgment is reversed with direction
that the levy be dismissed
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HoUsTON's WHITE GAPS.

True Bills Returned Against Three OF
the Men Implicated in the Affair.
PERRY, Ca, April l3.-Houston county's
grand jury adjourned at noon to-day. In
the recenr Fort Valley white cap case they
returned true bills against Marion Bryant
and Coot Y aughns for an ASSAULT with in-
tent to murder aud bill against Bill
Brown, one of Mrs. Ba5sett's negroes,
for murder. Brown was put on trial this
afternoon aud tho case has not been con-
cluded at this hour @ O'clock tonight
The arguments will, in all probability, be
concluded and the case will go the jury be-
fore morning. There ara coujeotures as to
the verdict. Many think that
Brown will be acquitted, some
that he will be found guilty
of less offense and others that he will be
found not guilty. These, however, are
merely the opinions of those who heard tho
evidence.
Tomorrow morning Bryant and Yaughus
will be put on trial and their case concluded
as soon as possible.
No indictments were found against Mr..
BAssett nor any of his other negroes in this
affair. although strenuous efforts we're made
to have themindicted.
The people here, and especially around
Fort Valley. will be happy when this mat
ter is disposed Of and quiet reigns supreme
again, as the affair has caused considerable
gossip and unsettled farm labor to some ex-
teat at this pinching time OF the year.