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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

M1ncie. Ind, Sept. 10TH 1S95.-To con-
form to an act of the general assembly Of
the state of Georgia, notice is hereby
given of the intention TO transfer fifteen
051 shares of the capital stock of the
Central Railroad and Banking Company
sUZANE L. THOMAS. Administrative,
VIM. L. LITTLE, Administrator, of
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RlIITO0d Commission Of Georgia.
L. N. TRANiMELL, Chairman
ALLEN FORT. commissioners
G. GUNBY JORDAN.
J. d. MASSEY. Secretary.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept Il, 1895.
CIRCULAR NO. PSI.

Freight and Passenger Tariffs of the
Sandersville Railroad Company the South
Brunswick Railroad Company, the Indian
Springs and Flovilla Railroad Company
and the Hawkinsville and F1orida South
ern Railroad Company.
Each of the above named companies
Will be allowed to charge for the trans
portation of freight no more than as fol-
lows: s1r
FREIGHT.
On Glasses /, 2, 3, 4. 3, g. A. b, Z, G, H,
X, l., NJ n, . and r.: For 40 miles and
under, the Standard Tarim with 50 per
cent. added for 20 miles and over, 40 miles
ded; for 100 miles and over 10 miles, the
Standard Tariff with 30 per cent added;
over 100 miles. the Standard Tariff with
20 per cent. added.
*On Fertilizers, /. c. L., Glass X with
10 per cent added for any distance.
*On Fertilizers, c. L., Glass NJ, with 10
per cent added for any distance.
con Turpentife, Glass r., with 10 per
cent. added for any distance.
On Glasses c, d, +, J and p, the Stand
ard Tariff without percentage.
*On Coal and Coke: For 50 miles and
miles, Class I, less per cent; over 100
miles, Class l., less 10 per cent
~On Lime and Ice, the Standard Tariff,
with 10 per cent added.
PASSENGER.
The South Brunswick Railroad Com
pany and the II awknsville and Florida
Southern Railroad Company are hereby
placed in Glass b Of the Passenger Tariff
OF this Commission "a cents per mile.
the Indian Springs and FlOVilla Railroad
Company are hereby allowed TO charge
twenty-five (25l cents as a minimum fare
for the transportation OF PASSENGERS.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF SECURITIES.
I. ID. LaROCHE, AuctiOneer.

BY virtue of an order granted by the
Honorable Hampton l.. Ferril, ordinary
for Chatham county, Georgia, | VIII sell
legal hours of sale, to the highest ana
best bidders, on TUESDAY the LIST day
OF October, 1895: Four thousand dollars
$4,000 in bonds Of the City of Savannah
and eighty-nine $50 shares Of the capi-
tai stock of the Southwestern Railroad
Company
Above is sold for distribution and payN
ment of debts.
w. w. WILLIAMSON,
Administrator q. b. n. G. [. a. Of the Es-
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT, TWO SPLENDID GEL
lars; fit for produce business; two halls,
suitable for secret societies. NJ. J. Doyle,
Market square.
LARGE BUILDING 50 FEET FRONT,
ITO feet deep now fitted with STALLS box
stalls and mule pens, as stables will
change to warehouse or other business;
West Broad near foot of South Broad. APP
ply ]. F. Guilmartin & Co.
FOR RENT, OFFICES AND WARE
houses in Lows building, 81 and Sc Bay
streets; the offices have perfect light and
ventilation; the warehouse open on the
Central railroad track, on the River street
front. William L. Wakelee 1901 Bay
street.
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- OiSDIkANHElpM nee ft.iN
BY Alderman Screven- s-dFnf ~
An ordnance to prohibit swimming in
the Savannah river:
Section 1.-Be 1t ordained by the mayor
and aldermen of the city of Savannah, in
council assembled, that 1t shall not be
lawful for any person to swim or battle
in the Savannah river anywhere within
the corporate limits of the city of Savan-
nah or opposite thereto. at any time be-
tween sun rise and sun set: and any per-
son violating the provisions of this ordl-
nance shall, upon conviction before the
police court of the city of Savannah, be
fined in the sum Of not exceeding fifty 600
dollars and imprisoned not eexceeding
thirty (SO days, either or both, in the dis
erection of the court
Sec. 2. That all ordinances and parts of
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Ordinance passed In council Sept. II.
1925. THOMAS SCREVEN,
Acting Mayor.
Attest: c. V. HERNANDEZ, Acting
Clerk of Council.
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For Violating Revenue Laws.

Deputy United States Marshal Dayton
returned last night from Bulloch and
Montgomery counties. He brought back
one prisoner from BuIIoch county eharg-
ed with retailing LIQUOR without a license
tie VIII be given a preliminary examina-
ION ION before United States Commissioner
connolly at noon to-day.
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AT AUCTION.
-
JNO. l.. ARCHER, AuetIOneer.
FOR SALE-sTEGMAIER BAKERY,
LOT AND IMPROVEMENT FOR PARA
Triton AMONG HEIRS.

will offer before the court house door, az
public cutlery, on the hrst Tuesday In October.
the property known as the Stegmaier Bakery.
on the northeast corner Of Drayton and Henry
streets Lot 60Xl0s feet; improvements con-
sisting OF residence. bakery, ovens, etc. sta
hes and outbuildings. Also business. horses.
wagons and all baking appurtenances. There
is q well established business and q hrst-cass
location THE sale is made for partition among
heirs OF the Stegmaier estate Information
viii be furnished before date Of sale. Prop
erty can be examined ut any time.
JOHN =. ARCHER, Auctioneer,
In q lull Al
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Personal.

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"CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING, IN
the most becoming style by the most
skilful haircutter in Georgia. The most
convenient place in Savannah los Brough-
ton Street Hair Store the place for every
thing pertaining 70 hair and complexion.
"HEADACHES'' CAUSED BY DEFEC-
tive Yision. AnstOmetropia, hypermetro-
pia, Immediately cured by Fegeas' specta-
cles, 10S Broughton.
THERE IS NOTHING THAT so DIS
turbs ones equanimity as an aching foot
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist, removes
and cures ingrOwng nails, corns, bun
ions and other ailments that feet are heir
to. Leave orders at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
Bull and State streets.
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Observations taken Sept 16 at p. m,
10Th meridian time, at ali stations for the
Boston .t,e 81. W sW, 10, cloudy.
Philadelphia, 66. " sW, Y 6, cloudy.
Washington city, t u, W S, v light, raining
Hatteras. 70, W s, 10, clear.
Wilmington, t 6s. W $, light, clear.
Raiaisb' 20 o. W s v light, clear.
Charleston, t "a. Sc, light, cloudy.
Atlanta, rs, W s v light; clear lear:
savannah, Y. W Sc, light, clear.
Jacksonville, I "a, W =, light, clear.
Ti%syllf' 7 Is, M NJ is clear IL clear.
Key West. t "a, W E, 8, raining.
Tampa, as, " NE, V 6, clear.
Pensacola, t 81. " S. Y G. clear.
Montgomery.'t 81, " Sc, light, clear.
Meridian, so, W SIC, light, clear.
Vicksburg 81, W SW, V "a, partly cloudy.
Fort smith, So, S, V light, clear.
Galveston, 81, W Sc, 10, clear.
Corpus Christi 81, W Sc, IA, partly
Palestine siegd2; t IS, W Sc. V c. clear.
Memphis, "a, W So, 10, partly cloudy.
Nashyi.l,le, a. ssW' II rs,C cloudy
Indianapolis, t "A, W S, V light, partly
Cincinnati, 70, W W, g, partly cloudy
B fIf5Io,g I s. " sw, Il, Cloudy.
Cleveland, t Y, W NE,'v light, cloudy.
Detroit, Y, W SW, V light, partly cloudy.
Mar S45H T. 81 ~ w W. NV ,s'i g. clear
St. Paul, rs, W SW, V light, clear.
Davenport, t rs, W SW, light. partly
St. Louis, 7s. W S. v 6. clear.
Kansas City, SC, W S, V Is. clear.
Omaha, "a, Sc, light, clear.
Dodge Dodge city, 81, b. s. s. Clear earar
Bismarck, t Is, W ID, v u, clear.
Rainfall-New York City, .OS inch; Phil
adelphia, OF inch; Washington City, trace;
Key West, Al inch; New Orleans, 80 inch;
Galveston, II inch; Palestine, trace; Mem
phis, .0l inch; Nashville, .SS inch; Knox
cinnati, "a inch; Pittsburg, .04 inch; Buff
falo, trace; Cleveland, .06 inch; Detroit,
.02 inch; st. Louis, 10 inch; Kansas City,
"a inch.
temperature, wind, v velocity.
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Savannah, Ca, Sept. 16,
10 p. m.-Weather Synopsis.-The barom-
eter is highest along the immediate South
Atlantic coast, and lowest in the extreme
northwest.
lower lake region, along the New England
and Middle Atlantic coasts, in Southeast
ern South Carolina, extreme Southern
Florida, Southeastern Louisiana and in
Middle and Eastern Tennessee, with rain
falling at New York. Washington, Key
West and Knoxville. Elsewhere it is clear
10 partly cloudy. The following are the
chief maximum temperatures reported:
Dodge City, Kan, SO degrees; Palestine,
Tex, "a degrees; Nashville, Memphis and
Kansas City, 81 degrees; Omaha 80 de-
grees; Bismarck, Sc degrees: st. Paul and
Atlanta, 81 degrees; Jacksonville and Chi
cago, 81 degrees; Savannah 81 degrees;
Cincinnati and Washington, so degrees;
Philadelphia "a degrees; New York, 20 de-
gress and Boston Ga degrees. The average
relative humidity al Savannah to-day was
10 per cent. z. H. Smyth,
OhSerVer.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PARTY
with experience and ability wants inter
est in profitable business. Can invest
three thousand or more. Financial. this
office.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY. TUESDAY.
ELEGANT ADDITION TO YEsTER-
DAYS STOCK.
by ]. MCLAUGHLIN & soS,

ny J. MCLAUGHLIN & son,
At I3I Congress street. near Bull, al
II o'clock.
Handsome Oak and Walnut Bed
room suites. Elegant Cabinets, Fam
cy Tables, Wicker Chairs, Very Fine
ParIor suites, Lounges, EaseIs, La
dies Secretaries, Hand Carved Hail
Chairs, Library and BoudOir Tables,
Mnssive SidebOards, Plate Glass Book
Cases. ChiRonieres, Single ward
robes, Wardrobes with plate glass
Folding Beds, Very Nice screens,etc.
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Stations Of Max. Min. Ran
Savannah District TEN. TEN. fal

stations of Galveston district reportine
rainfall: Columbia, trace; Orange, "a
cloudy.
Districts Average
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Changes in the CommissiOners' Clas-
sincation.

Tanks, Oil, cellar or store. O. II. b, viz. q
Empty, loaded on box ears. D. l.
Empty, requiring fiat or gondola cars
minimum weight, 5000 pounds, each, l.
*: D., with pump, hood aud measures
packed inside the body of the can, l.
By order of the Board:
L. n. TRAMMELL, Chairman.
]. D. MASSEY, Secretary
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, SITUATION AS COVER
ness or companion for the coming session,
by a teacher of experience; English,
French instrumental music; elemen tary
Latin; references, Bishop Whittle Gen.
Custis Lee. Address Miss Whittle, Rocky
Mount, Va.
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MIsCELLANEOUs WANTS.

WANTED, A GOOD SECOND HAND
gas stove, 4 burner. Address Gas Stove,
Morning News.
DESIRE TO PURCHASE A DWELL
ing, price from 81, 900 to IS, 900; will pay spot
cash if cheap. Address Sure Business,
care of Morning News office.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

"'H0 y = HNA1-N
ELEGANT ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR,
large hall; third floor; convenient store,
Whitaker street. Apply John Lyons
FOR RENT, SEVERAL ELEGANT
flats; best plumbing; all modern improve
ments; centrally located; cheap rent. Sal
ONION Cohen.
FOR RENT, NORTHWEST CORNER
Barnard and Liberty; basement, third and
fourth floors. Possession Oct. l.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, NO. 20 CHARLTON
street; all modern improvements. Apply
to Walthour & Rivers, Drayton and st.
Julian streets.
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To RENT FROM 1ST OCTOBER
next, No. 126 and 100 Bay street, the ele-
CANT offices q present occupied by the
Ocean Steamship Company and the de-
sirable store. at present occupied by Col
Inns, Grayson & CO. Apply TO II. NJ. Gun
bingham, Central Railroad Bank.
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FOR RENT, FROM OCT. /, DWELL
ing 100 Taylor street, near Drayton. For
particulars apply S. Guckenheimer, Bay
and Jefferson streets.
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LOST.

MISS WRIGHT WISHES TO HAVE
more pupils to make up a class at Mrs.
Robertson's Isle Of Hope. Subjects, Eng
lish, music, singing, drawing, painting
(certihcated).
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FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE, HOLSTEIN COW, FOUR
years; heifer q years; will be fresh in
January; both $50 if taken to-day. 200
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
SMITH WAS ALIVE
He Was Thought tn be Dead Dnt Was ROT
and Gave Train Hands n Chose.

Being looked upon for time as dead
man. IL shuddering experience to have
related to one. but Alexander Smith, who
saws his homo Is at Indiana, was put 10
that unenvlable posltion Yesterday after.
noon anu after he was told of his lnirao.
flous escape fr ON DEATH he made break
uor liberty and was only captured after a
hard chase.
All this happsned at the West Yard ye..
terdny afternoon Smith has been noticed
there Tor several days and IL was the sus-
plolon OF tho yard hande that he was walt.
ing to board train for some distant
point. In the early afternoon he walked
up the W. Il N. Railroad track to tha curve
approaching the yard. and there sat on
the rail without any apparent concern for
his safety.
While he sat train after train passed
him on the other railroads and finally
W. u N. train came laundering along and
on the TRACK the mun was sitting. When
within slight of the man, the engineer
blew his whistle. Another toot was given
hut Smith did not move. fhe air breaks
were applied. but not IN time to-prevent
the man from being struck and hurled
from the trauk.
When the train stopped the tralnmen
ran to where the man was and found him
dead. they supposed. The body was care
fully picked up. placed In the train and
sent to French street station. In the
meantime report had been sent 10 the
railroad company that man had been
killed and In turn Deputy Coroner Chand.
les was notified.
Whether or not Smith learned OF the
trouble he was causing Is not positively
known. but he put an end to 1t all by rlB.
Ing from tho stretoher at n time when the
sorrow had reached Its helgAt. He looked
tnqulringly Into the faces OF the men who
stood about him and then asked what wa9
to be done with him. i've will have to
send you to the hospital Instead Of the
mvrgue." replied Que man.
Then word WAS despatched from West
Yard 10 have the ambulance sent there,
and 10 meet 1t the now alive man Vas
Conveyed back to the yard. But Smith
was even displeased at the thought OF
having to go to the hospital. SO while un-
attended he jumped from ths traiu aud
star ted TO run across adjoining lieids. but
was captured.
lhe ambulance arrived short time at.
terward anu in 1t Smith was taken to tho
Delaware Hospital Tho toes OF hrs right
foot Wera crns he'd as also was "A hand DS-
side severe bruises about the body.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
Menpon Of tho Cnbnnn.

Attn time when the Cuhans nre so much
talked about in this city. thu following ar.
ticls will be found to be very Interesting:
No wenpon In peace or war resembles
the machste, which thu Cubans now are
using in their fight for liberty.
Every country has q sword OF Its own,
but Cuba Ia the one place whose only
sword and only instrument OF war has
heen her reaping hook or sugar cane
knlfe.
There is not one Cuban In 100 who
knows how 10 nae a gun. The islan d ers
have been denied the use OF firearms 30
long that those who had fallen Into pos.
session OF guns In the battles OF the 10
years rebellion often throw them down
when they rot into battle. and relied
ch!etly upon their cane knives. The bat.
tie OF Baira In which so many Spanish
hands were cut of. and which was the se.
varest in Cuban history, was won by cane
Knives over the best rifles In the hands OF
the Spanlarde.
The Spanlards now have rifle OF 4S
cGlibre and OF their own make.
Cuban leaders have bought Remington
and. Moser rifles OF the same calibre. so
that they can uss all ammunition cap.
tured from the Spanlards.
lnay nre making every possible effort TO
encourage tholr eountrymen In the use of
auns but have not neglected TO smuggie
great many cane knives luto the Is and
More than month ago Spain declared
fhe cane knlfea weapon OF war and con.
trahand goods.
Cane knives are made In America. En-.
glnnd aud Germany and before anh since
the uprising on the Island there has bsel a
great demand for them,
Resides the cane crop In Cuba is now
belng harvested, aud Spain feels t9at shs
oan crush the uprising more easily II che
oan cripple the hargsst.
&The cane knife Ia teaIful weapon in the
hands OF tho.e 9 who can use II.
II will split open the sIull of an OK. and
has been known 10 cut, on horses hsa1s
In battle.
In the national museum In Madrid ere
number Of gun barrels cut In two By
these knives.
The great execution of tn Q mnchete lies
In the wonderful skill In handing It. There
are three classes Of these knlves.
The first Ia nothing m more nor less than
a sword 28 Inches In length. made OF tho
very best steel and encased In a leather
scabbard. 1t Is worn by Cuban officers
and gentlemen.
The next ls an overseer's maohete. very
flexible. and with slight stroke 1t will
| SO, or a mans head from his body.
But the broad heavy l6-inch knife is
| Cuba's peculiar weapon OF off,nse aud de-.
Tense. and her principal agricultural and
| domestic implement.
1t lie ueed Tor nearly every service for
which we use knife, pruning hook or Q
| soythe.
are about the only Instruments In a butch
| er's shop.
Nowhere else In Spanish America is the
maenets so generally used. Nearly the
whole OF Cuba is devoted TO cultivation
1 of cane and tobacco and avery stalk of
| Great eklll In handling them is the result.
An army OF the most akillful fencing
| mqster5 could not stand up before an
| equal nuuiber OF Cuban cane cutters.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

General Buckner announces his with
drawal from the race for United States sem
ator from Kentucky
At Indianapolis yesterday the rainfall
was seven inches in ten hours, the heaviest
ever recorded in Indiana.
The orange crop of Florida this year is
estimated at not over 100 900 boxes, against
100000 for the season of 1S93-4.
At Cardiff Wales the trades congress
unanimously adopted a resolution do
manding the abolition of the house of
lords.
John Richards, a patient at an insane
hospital ut indianapolis, struck another
patient named Donohue with chair, kill
ing him.
The Canadian labor congress, In session
at Toronto, urged the government to fur
ther restrict Chinese immigration by rails
ing the tax to $500 per head.
1t is announced that France and Russia
will take steps to expedite the evacuation of
Luio Tung peninsula after trying to induce
Japan to accept an Indemnity OF 25,0O0,000
taels.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
FEW KNOW ABOUT THE SHAKERS
OF MOUNT LeBAA ON.

We may not accept their peculiar re.
lixiuus views. We cannot enter Into
the spirit OF their saerlliee3. aud there.
fore we do not study their habits OF life.
1t tIs not necessary to believe as they do
but we can and do respect their sincerity
nass Which mnrks all their business deal
ibgs.
In ono particular the Shakers excel all
other men or classes of mon. This is In
tho cultivation OF medicinal her0s and
plants. They have made 1t a study for
more than one hundred years. They are
also expert in extracting from them their
characteristic essences and medicinal vlr-
tlies. This is their peculiar Industry.
Their lives have been devoted to 1t. BY
II they are supported. They excel In this
branch us do tho monks OF the order OF st.
Benedict with their famous liqueur called
"Benedlctlne"
the Shakers has not been in vain. Their
medicinal extracts and cordials are known
throughout tho world.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial ls proba-
bly, the most useful medicine ever given
to the public. Ii ls not a euro for all
Diseases; 1t doesn't pretend to BE-; but one
disease 1t will cure. and that is indlges-
ticn, 1t Is not pretended that IL will cure
anything else. and a sufferer has not long
to walt to SEQ the result. The efleot IL
Immediate. Almost the first dose will
give relief. and, I continued, q permane mt
cure will follow.
Livery druggist has been sent a supply
OF our handsome Donkey Puzzle Books,
md copy may be had for the asking. 1t
tells all about tue Cordial as we'll a. Lcxol
the new castor oil.
Try twenty-five cont bottls of Dlges-
tive coruiai and see what it will do for
you.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
MRS. FLEMING COMPOSED.
The Alleged Poisonsr Shows Evidences Of
Gentle Breeding.

The Alleged Poisonsr shows Evidences oi
Gentle Breeding.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Mrs. Mary Alic'
committed to the city prison on ohargt
of c:iusing the death of her mother by
poisoning, passed the night in the Tombs
still containing the eomposurc she showed
even when confronted with the terribl'
charge the police made against her. A re
porter talked with her, but she had moth.
ing to say for publication, declining
though pleasantly enough to make an
statement of her case. She Is confined In
the female wing of the prison, and when
soen was sitting on bench with a mum
dinary prison garb.
Her black clothing mnds IL easy, there
fore, to distinguish her from the rest. and
there was, moreover, decided mir Of gen
tihty which also marked the woman. Sh1
Is under sized and slender, with color.
less complexion and irregular features.
Her manner is pleasant and her voice gen
tle. The keeper of the female prisoners
said Mrs. Fleming had had no visitors, but
had sont to Friend &c House to act as her
counsel.
The keeper said her prisoner had re-
mained composed since she was brought
there. She cries softly at times, but is
quiet and subdued. This composure, &c
cording to her keeper, Is the best sign OF
gentility as contrasted with the demeanor
OF women of the lower classes, and is not
regarded as surprising in the present case,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-05
LOCAL DOTS.

Victor s. Thomas. who graduated from
Harvard last year. will return from Paris
In a few weeks. He will fill the position
OF professor of modern iangagues at Mil.
ton Academy, Mass.
James L. Deakyne was arralgned before
Magistrate Kelley last evening charged
with ing threatening language toward
John q. Brown. Deakyne was placed un.
der $500 peace bond.
The Rev. L. W. Layfield has returned
from Peninsula trip which he took for
the benefit Of Epaorth NJ E. Church,
Physical Director Jackson of the Y. NJ.
c. A. has been appo lnted director OF the
Friends School gymnasium. He will re-
sume HE duties when the echo oil opens.
The whistle OF p. W Il B. Railroad 10.
oomotive No. l22 got out OF order last
night and tcreeohed for talf an Eour
before II wa1 stopped.