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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

A pTERTISEMENrS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS rop
80 Dt'riiirE NEM V, ,iQkk TRIBUNE WILL BIZ re.
TsfMENTrSo ' norm the OF fo THIRTY and ADvER
3s " T e corner Twenty thi-s 1872 sixh-ay@
Tiird e,s ave-" ,or Fourteenth st $50 Thrdave 700
So ", cor rorN- seventh-st tO'G Thiri-aye man
"~V-"iS' st. .'os First ave l06 West Fortysecond ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

Money on call in London was l2na+ per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market ior poth
short and long bills sal per cent. Inc
Bank of England gained in gold bullion. on bal
ance to-day. $4,000 British consolS were
stronger and advanced l-l6 for money 10 1O4't
and IL for the account to l04 1916. The upward
movement I'm American securities was reversed
and Louisville and Nashville declined rs to o2,s
Erie DDS | To g. 81. Paul - to 1914. Atchison %
to 6ib Reading y TO 67s, Illinois Central 4 to
9O1. and Erie IS to 1923, while Canadian Paclhc
rose Is to Az.
French rentes 1902 francs 32la centimes: Paris
exchange on London. - francs "A Centimes; Bcr-
lin sight sterling. 20 marks ~ pfennings.
Cold premiums to-day: At Buenos Ayr's
2545O Madrid 9. Lisbon 23.25a.. st. Petersburg
80. Athens II, Rome $780, Vienna g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
ER IL N ES


4lih. loot OF Cham.els-sL. daily follows ana a,s
minutes earlier f.uu. " est 30 -
ok A. M.-Nestlhu.ed EApiess for Wayerly Bag.
o1o hamt"n EIuilsA. BInaio. Bradford and Ss.A.
nanca Iarlor & EunIo
o.nn -. N.-Nc-tlhuie l.f'itcd. solid rain for CHI
c'OO SaEo Via ClH9taugH4 Lake arrives Cleveland
So q. ~, Chicago Sleepers CA-
caso. Cleveland aad Cine .aulti piunS car
6.20 4. W.. Buffalo Ncs'lued express arrives Buffalo
WV e. A. ". making ,.r'.t connections Tor Detroit,
remain In sleeper untt \ VI.
S45 & & to Ssss 5 sss and N Eal FAIL cs
and Cincinnati Dining Car
l OCAI TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
II gecommnaa'ions a. ~ 26' iol and ~; Broadway
New York; Pr Fulton-s. brooklyn; 20o Hulsoa-s,. H.
boken and Jersey city Station Erie Tran '-r Company
calls fr and checks baggage from hotels and residences
% destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
n,:I IACk\WANNA AND WESTERN X. Il.
STATIONS in Ncv-Sor< loot OF Barclay ana
Christopher Strccts .,.
NEsTip' LIZ nntt>>TsCIt Iit;IiT

CARS. pfNIStH lIshI. 90,
Direct - NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MN l I'm
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsyl Bass ns
;.iise MADISON Morrisgwn Passa1e Pa'ersotn B9 y6
ton. Dover Stanhppe BuDD,S LAkE LAKE, Ho
pTCoNG Hacks,'9gn soHootEYTS6 &MoUXEAESS
GAP. STRoUnSnrE &c Pqcson9 M2gnains see IS, ~
n1NVIi.iE NORTHUMBERLAND. &ontrose. nIE4.
UkMTON. OXFORD. NORWIcH. Waieryille: DTIe1,
RiCIFiErD SPRINGS Cortland aYRACl,SE OF
wEGo. ITHAnA, oWEno EtMIRA CoTNrS9
NORTHWEST AND SOUIHW Est.
20 A. M.-RINiHAMTON MAIL stops NJ principal
900 A M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. rINGHAMToS.
f-ri'A ri 'HFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ard
OSVFGO EXPRESS puwan Puf'' Parlor Cars On.
roc, Ruffa' with train ~ Chicago. arriving 90
i.oS = NSCRNNTOH. HrNGHhMTON and ELMIRA
800 r NJ. -sCRANToN WILTESBARRE and PI.YM.
90 r. " Gaii[l-BrraIo Ve5thueG Limited Expr.s,
f,r SCRANTON ErNGHANrON. EIMIRA. BI,p.
FALO Pullman Bvne; Sleeping Car. Connects at
Bu~alo with train for Chicago arriving az OBS
go y u Daily -HJ'FFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OsWEGo EMPRESS.
-i-iiI,TS AND rf'Ti.MAN ACCOMMODATIONS =, =
Nurrayst ant 80 Rrcadwnv. Tickets ferry stations
-ss srd 0io rroadvay - West i2Sthst. H2i Columbus.
ave New-Y-rk IT'S ard 100 Ful' and - Broadway.
r.aoSl'n. Time tables giving :uil Information AZ all
wrSTCorr rxprrss COMPANY Will call t'r and
ceeck harsl-e r~'n hotc' or residence - destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

Deposits in bank 1A99l.Gs3 15.24oa67 Inc. 2ia33,
Available cash s2o7 200 1901 ln72s Inc. si6655
Deduct minor liza -, 49, o. 40 -
Actual cash bal sls79l7 cGi slSG59tloo Dec s132 142
The above statement reflects conditions OF busi-
ness on Saturday last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money was at 243 per cent. In CONNER
cial paper and time loans. no change Of condition
was reported We subjoin our usual table Of
rates. made up from information furnished by
the busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London ApnI ? { D. m.-Cousols. lnia. fpr money ma
iOt - 10 for account. Canadian Pacific 4lz. Efr
~. Illinois central Nia Mexican
ordinary 1874. 81 Paul common 80, NcW York Genital
aSi.; PENNSYLVANIA 52i. Reading a., Mexican Central
new Der cent bonds e.. Louisville and Nashville" -.
Atchison common Gs Bar silver closed nrmrr ~ 3oi31
20 81 1874 per ounce.
20 . n-Thc amount II bullion gone into tho Bank q
England On balance today is i2Hopp None. i.r' peg
Tho rate discount ~" open marN" for both
slor and months blls is lI-lG
m.-I'aris advlces quot" cont 'nfcs 80 l3
francs the account and exchange IN London at -
francs cenfimcs for checks
berlin April Exchange on London. 20 marks ~ 3
rfennings ior sight and ~ ma'le 3N's lf'unirgs fr
ninct, day bills Tho statement e M" Imperial
Germany shows decrease In specie ~ Ii.I!NOo marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
Two FnREcLOSE a ChattA Mortgaee made

oct 81 ISL will sell ~ public auction. on Thursday.
AprI 4,h 1870 81 - odg.e .'on. at Herald Sqnare
storage WatrhoiIse No 1854 HrouiwaN. y y. 'itv.
Tho American Astrln lmcll Clo.k. invented AMI con-
structed by Felix Meier :. f. BLACkMAN. Aucuone'f.
80 broadway, WARREN HIGLEN Any Tor Mort
gacr" i2O Broadway y. y. CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
WEST SHORE R.R,

aims leave West i2d ST. Station New York as ~.
Ill, aa !, minutes EARLIER flvp foot Franklin ST.
Sy,1Iy y. NJ Dali. Local to Buffalo.
ITO A. VI Daily FOR Albany Utica syracuse Roehea,es
nria' Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago
o;iO ~ w. Daily for Albany Montreal i't,ca SYRACUSE
n'Hvhses.e!' Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto petrot
eIushs, chicago and ST. Louis.
10 u. VI. Daily. except Sunday far I,,c, sy,ac,.a
, Newark. Rochester and RuneIo " " '''"'''"
otll H. VI. Daily frr Aban, Itca svr,c,s. po,A..,.,
cago .nd St Louis ~ '>''''' N'e'e'a"n' N"'
Ing eat tms tables Of local trains. paor and sleep.
NJ, SS'onlhooatons apply city Offices Rrookiyn ant
Few. YORK and at stations Time table, an n,,,nciS,i
oV'en for other Information ahfrrss " ''''~
- l." !-fEBEEr. General Passenger Ageat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03


In State issues: $1,000 Tennessee Settlement
IS at S4A; $4,000 Virginia funded debt 2-@s OF
1891 at 1914. In city bank stocks: 10 shares Of
the Bank Of Commerce at 1902 the last previous
sale being at ISL.
The business done in railroad bonds was cut
in two the aggregate being only 100000, against
s. 600 600 yesterday; and the changes on quota
tons corresponding scale. Prices
showed "A declining tendency. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas LIST As lost u at 81 and Oregon Inn
the only marked feature. Wisconsin Central In
come was exceptional with gain OF Il to 97s.
The Sub-Treasury a debtor at the Clearing
House 81 173.9jS. It's net loss on balance was
g. $50 1sS. made up by loss in currency Of 81
31054S and loss In coin Of sG19G40 To-day's
operations included: Receipts $2.29S CPS; pay
ments $5,22S8l3. resulting In general balance
Of $lJ2 100 900, consisting # SS6.6l5,j2l coin ana
$66. 40 currency
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $27l6 National bank notes for re-
dempton. The customs receipts were 2J47S7
the internal revenue receipts Sl42.SS3 and the
miscellaneous receipts A9,449. Total Government
receipts for the day. s4471l9; expenditures. 1921.
month to date $1.7564l9 expenditures. $2.363,Sl7:
excess Of expenditures over receipts, s6074l9.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand ana deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of III" last previous statement
as follows:
April l.. APRIL? Difference
Net gold on hand s9O.Gi3,3ti s9o5192lo Dec. SCOOPS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Vast ENp:rss Iians ID
HGitimOrc, Washington Chica-o. Cincinnati
st. LOuis and All poiats Nest.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE or ALL TRAINS.
Leave Newfork foot of Liberty ST., daily Tor CHICAGO
SO p. aud II Is night. PlrlSBUkG. | 80 n N
all l2:l3 night. ClNClNNATI. ST. LOUis. . a. M
&c" m. WASluNGTON. BALTIMORE . a M
~ 30 a m Dining rar' 80 G:Sc p "A. ex. sunday.
trains daily except 3 80 %. m. W ~
NoKFoLk: II 30 o. m. dam. so p. m TX sun
MIN ORLEANS Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman sleeping car. y. m. daily.
Al trains Illuminated with Piptsch light.
Ticket offices li3 l12 26 ili : $40 Broadway 81 Fds
lith s.. ", H.wey " Y; Sfl Fulton s., Rrookiyn
stations. loot ~ Liberty st &. II r. ~ Y
N'w-N"tk Transfer Comnarv wiz cal. fnr and eh,cs
baggage n 'm hotel or r-sidepce 20 destination ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
The Savannah and Western BOndh0lderS

PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE.
Thi. committee. has afnlinton
with the holders Of floating
II, therefore. urges Nil holders of bonds to
deposit them with the CENTRAL TRUST co.
printed circular. containing Information In relation
the property and It's litigation. will be furnished upon
application any member OF the committee.
This committee recommends careful inquiry by the
Bondhoiders before alying themselves any other
interest
SIMON BORG. Chairman: 81. IICIITENAtIER,
X. c. MARTIN. l. l.. LEHMAN
II. l.. GARTH. EDWIN ). IOOLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
NTrKEME cOrKr City anal cnnniy Of IN

- IpREME COURT. City and County Of New
> York William g. seldom. plaintiff against Mice IL
Ais.n. defendant. summons.
To ~" above named Defendant. You hereby sum
m0ncl answer the complaint this action. and 20
n copy II yolr the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty afisr the service - this summons ~
elusive = the da 4 s"rce and ia cas-" - yorr failure
appear au~wsr judgment Will p" 'aN~n against You
iy default the relief demanded 10 M" complaint.
Dated New York CITY. March IN iN.J
SEWARD. GUTHRIE. MOHAWETH STEELE
Attorneys ~ plaintiff.
O'Ice rosf0ficr address NJ. - Nassau street.
York CIV
=, tn ,have- named defendant Tho foregoing
fuurs l4 s.r,nl upon publication pursuant 20
nrle- 90 tn. Honorable Henry T. H""kman. 4 the
Justices OF ~ NV York.
'ed 'hc day - April. 1913 aul nl"l with the CONF
ttrf u of" th" tler = fh" tiy and county 20
Neu Yort ~ ,h" county Count House. tho CITY 4
N.w York
patel N-w-York April l.t l't5
SEWARD GUTHRIE MOEAWETH STEELE.
Attorneys f1r piIn'in.
oGre and post i,-e address ~ =, Nassau street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

ITO THE HOLDERS OF
Z UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS
Default having made IN pay Of the interest on
The above bonds and the principal Of part 81 bonds
able an eIrly day the undersigned Trustees
under the first morigag" the Union pacn. Railroad
Company Al the request Of u number OF the bondholers
hereby call meeting Of the bondhndrrs f. e
held AT The pfcc u the Union Trust Company ~ New
York. at No 80 BroadwRN. IN the city II York IN
Wednesday, tn. day OF April. 1895 a II ,'cl,cL
u. IN. r GORDON DEATEE.
OLIVER AMES. ID. Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

financial elections.

HOME INSURANCE COMPAHY.
A"w York civ. April I. 1870
At THE ANIMAL ELECTION for Directors
n Il this Company. held Mnuda, IT. the
following gentlemen rcc'el f'r the ensuing
I~yi j. Morton. John H., inmau
Henry \. Iurlhut. Walter II. Lewis
John H. Ford. Franrl. H. l.rggeti.
Ol.rr carter I,'ulnmu Pcreius.
Henry VI Tabcr Elridg. g Snow.
Daniel a Irald G.prg" II. Hnrtfurd.
David H. M,AlUn Henri =. N'yrs
Andrew g. Armstrong i.uci"n e. Warner
Cornelius y. bliss Warner Van Norl,n.
Edmund T. IIolhrouk Alfred t. Cross.
Join II. Washburn. bumpnt Clarke
James T. Van Woeri.
NJ subsequent meeting 90 The Bptrl. Mr.. Daniel \.
lt~ld unanimously elected President Messrs.
John H. Washiai'u aud Elhrlg" e. Snow Vice PRIEST
dents " l.. BttiELbW. Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
Melting of the Stockholders u Tho New YORK cat
,ar" and 81 Louis Railroad company. "r t" election =
directors ana other E"n"thl purposes VIII lr held 40
O'Clock \ NJ. Wednesday. MAY l,t 1879. 81
Ian''s principal once Ia cleveland. ohio
AIG.NN cox Srcr.tnry
Now York Artu =. 1879.
'NIIE ANNUAL. MEETING of the stockhuIl-
4 IA" P"lari- Mining Milling Company. u
Montana for ~" election of directors and other
business ~ may com" before the meeting viii be held
at the company's ON =" broadway. New York On Aprll
I'm 1873. AT ! T. KNAPP President.
THE OEIENrA; ENNK
NEM YORK. March - 1898
'TiIE AMI Al ELECTION for Directors and
held at tho banking house. 40. ~ Ioweft on Monday
April < 1895. Ia" polls VIII open from II a. IN. -
II Til" transfer looks VIII be- clusrd March -
until April = inclusive. NELSON q AYRES. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
FOR LAKEWOOD.
= W. =. "
RIVAL BLUE LINE.

TON.
For Plilads Ipha days +30. 500 DO, io9Vo.
f. ~ Cpinlng IN A.. NJ 80 35O. 100 BGn.t fa p,
car. 500 DINING Carl. 900 20 SO r. ~ ,a 10
3 o. Dining arr coo p ". 1915 night ooo 3, =,
For Bai'mc-, and Washington week lafs ~, q =,
Gnnr car ". 1870 $50 200 ,p .s9 CT S sS
4 II l:3c 90 tDniuy car 500 p. NJ. l2 us night
Tots's snd ,.rs9, s13,s IN be G ~ ave- az a r
i.h-s, ia as, 2,fh-st.. pa Vet i25th.s' ~ G.
Jurrbu, w-Yok Court st. so, f'ltnn 81 bro.H'
~. r-oadv,v NillomsbArg The New YORK Ltans,ef
COMPANY all for and check baggage from ho'eI o.
%, destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
Proposals.


nFFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C..
~ washington. H. G.. March Is 1870, Sealed Proposals
"UI Ice received a. tuS olic" until II O'Clock IN
Apr o. 1899. for grading regulating ana roads
Bank forms % pf"psa.s. specifications and a.. mecca
tdy information De- obtained 40 this oiuc~ IoIls
w ROSS. GEORGE TIt ESDEI.L. CIIAS T. POWELL.
Commissioners. T. g 1850"
\ DHEHTlSEMENIS AID SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a TIE NLN YORK TRIBUNE. WILL, nE RE-
tElNEn Ar THE lr1OWN OFFICE. No az Broad.
Nay, "a door north Of 1hfV st. ana Adv Err
ris LEN At IA" following nranch Offices %,
iashti ave- - e. corner Twenty -thr est. To-
~ f"Htha'". con. Fouftreuh-s. TOO Third ave idj
ihlrd-hNr cor Forty seyeutl-t.. Loo Thrl-uN- near
.lAN hrs ST. 'oS flsi l0G West
~ 'IlhinM ave" - Nr'ru" \ l32I Thri.ayo: a5I
Nrst Forty second st.. 80 SECOND ave: 90 Thrl-ave
LES Imid ave 2o'l Thrd-ave between one hundred.
"'H nli,n 1 81, "a, uf d and thirteenth
Al IN. HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Fast hundred a nd
twenty hllh ST. ~ West Onc-hundre md twenty mn.
- ana 30 west ore hund ed and forty NTH st. up to
y. M. Al reEula. office rates 800 "' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
Geaal \ Offices.
rw.yORK SUPREME COURT. COrN'

" EW-YORK SUPREME cot III. ~
" OF KINGS MARY \ Carpenter ms eNecu'r $3.50, oa ~.
and Testament II Jacob \. Carpenter I'''S.
nl1intIn Agains William \. Lindsay itr T." u
iind.av Iamea g. Lindsay John LINDSAY, "epls, ~
Garth, or Lindsay Mar +. Davic Jes~l" Nls,''
Mar Ann Iynott Lindsay. Annie Bli"H. "i ',,i
William Iodg" William iodFe H.. and fnlip hs'''"'"'
Defendants summons.
r.. the above NAMED Defendants; ,.... ,-
Y0u ar. hereh summoned - answer IN" c'nphlh ~
mi action q - your ans W. on M
,l,inffns attorney within days af'r the @"N
- mis- summons ~ the ia" II service" ana IN
qa ~ ,oIr failure appear or answer judgment VIM
10 taken against YOU by default fo- ~" relief DEMANDED
complaint
| STEPHEN ". COLLINS
Flaintins AftofU@t.
omco AMI Pos;ofiice address 6, Wall Sir"..
To tho above named DEFENDANTS Annie Bates. or lnd-
George Mc,arfhy. Lindsay. and John Lindsay
t. SER" i upon YOU hf rHplrt-
order 81 IN" Hon Willard Bartlett
ono II tho Justices ~ tho Su9rem" Court - me state
- Ncw -Yora dated the Born day Of march 1879. and
flrl with th" c.mYlant tho nic" ~ Oh" Clerk ~ ne
county Klgs in The Ilu u Records. IN the ,iiy ~
49,. Alfu. Nrw y fk. IN Do" 81 day ~ Apfi ~"
Dated NcV-Nurk. April u l-i5 -
STEPHEN ". COLLINS
Plaintiffs Af'oInef.
Orre and Pos'lfiicc address g." Wal street
Sew York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD or HEW.jERSEY.
tAnthrac,ic coal used cXclusNclyJ
Four tracks. AGioIiIal -. BLOCK ciBna's-
on AID AFTER DEC. 30, isDi.
-. In. InnMn stafInn fnnf OF L.lLo.fE-st.

Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on AID AFTER DEC. Sd. 1894.
Trains leave station foot OF Iibe.ty-st.
IT, Fasfon Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch CHUNK &c,
80 7i5 so l;.5 20 East9n5 A. 81 blS ;$9 &c
70 4 rs to Easton). 4. NJ. 1900 80, 600 T. u a,
For Wlkesb1Te. Pitston ara SS1ah'oni ''Ao ~ ~
For R@gdir- At 40 500 9:iO 1000 II 80 A. ~. liza
20 A. g. 100. i:3o 5:2D GOO +. NJ, 1915 night q.
For Irarisbir, AT 30 800 9:i0 A. NJ 1910, 100 400
90 80. =. II. 1915 night. Gundays 100 $780, o."
NJ 1915 night - .,o e.oo
For Sunrlry I.ewlshurg and WamSport At 40 500.
o.I0 A. NJ i:iO 20 30 r ". SUNDAYS GOO 2. "
20 red Bank Long Branch. and points south 20 Poins
pleasant go si5 1880 -. 30 las go to PED
Gann ard As ~ parE. 900 W m ?. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
$50 sIj \. NJ. Ia. go. 40 p ". ,.,
Tor r1rrulngdale Toms River Barnssa, PARK ana naf'
va ,,io,. c,;G V,nelani and Bridge,on 40 A. ".
Is VI. , ,y,zs,,,.. =,
For Monmouth PNach s.ab,yh', snd Hishs,sf',
y :. NJ. s0o p VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
Loans Time Money. Commercial p.per

on call. SOD 3 mos Amos T. mos > mos 4 mos % mos
Pas 3 3h Iai%i Az Az -pd5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03

Am .;ug Ref
do pref
Am roh com
Bay 5 Gas.
u 80 : q a
do pref. 800.
Ente prise o..
l. | Fraction
Met Traction
MAJ Lead.
do pref.
L = Leather
do pref.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-29
A HIGHWAY RoBBER RUN IN.
4 Negro He Was Holding Up Unex-
pectedIy Drew a Revolver.

Ocala, Fla, Nov. 2S.-Gus Wilkinson, a
negro who was convicted several years
ago of highway robbery and served his
sentence and several months ago did
street work on Ocala thoroughfares for
minor offense, is again in the arms of the
law for another attempt at highway rob-
berry. 1t appears. he was at Dunnellen yes
terday and finding negro who had drawn
some money and would walk to Ocala to
save car fare he followed him up to way
lay and rob him. He appeared to the
walking delegate with an axe in his hand
and threatened to brain him If he did not
turn over his money. The accosted negro
said he would deliver, but as he carried
his money in his bootleg, Wilkinson would
have to wait until he could extract his
''wad." This so disarmed the robber that
il enabled the pOssessOr of the money to
go down into his bootleg, but instead of
pulling out the money he drew
a revolver from his bootleg and
then told Wilkinson if he did not throw
away his axe and march before him, he
would blow out WilkinsOn's brains. The
result was that Wilkinson was turned
over TO Constable Perry, who brought him
to Ocala this morning. He will have his
preliminary hearing tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-29
MISTAKEN FOR WILL MYERS.

J. H. Wood Taken Into Custody at
Collins, But Proves His Identity.
Claxton, Ca, Nov. pa young man
named j. H. Wood was arrested about
noon at Collins by w. o. and Pompy Ed
wards. He answers the description of
Will Myers, who escaped from the At
lanta jail some time ago. This same gem
tleman was reported to Detective Nor
gan a few days ago as being at Ellabelle
He looks like Myers very much, but has
no scars, as represented in the description
of Myers. Wood was a news boy on this
line for about two months. The Edward s
received satisfactory evidence from c. d.
Thaggard at Collins to establish the pris-
oner's innocence and they have turned
him loose and paid him for his embar-
rassment. He says he has been looked
after as being Myers several times.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-29
BIRTH DAY OF GEN. LEE.
Steps Taken to Have 1t Celebrated
in an Appropriate Manner.

Steps Taken to Have 1t Celebrated
in an Appropriate Manner.
Headquarters Georgia Division United
Confederate Veterans, Atlanta, Ca, Dec.
l, 1S95.-The confederate veterans of this
state are requested to celebrate appro-
priately on Jan. 10, next, the birthday Of
Gen. Robert E. Lee, who is the acknowl-
edged military hero of the confederate
war, and the noblest example of true
manhood. The Ladies' Memorial Associa-
tions, Sons of Veterans and Daughters
of the Confederacy and all citizens are
invited TO join in the celebration. Com
manders of camps and all officers of con-
federate associations of any character
are requested to take at once such steps
as may be necessary to observe this holt
day in their respective counties. Confed-
crates in counties where no camps are
formed are earnestly requested to meet
on that day and organize. The press of
this state, which has always generously
aided all patriotic movements, are re-
spectfully requested to publish this circu-
lar order. Clement A. Evans
Major General Commanding.
A. J. West, Adjutant General
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-29
vALDOsTA GLEANINGs.
The Town is in the Enjoyment OF
Much Prosperity.

Much Prosperity.
Valdosta, Ga, Nov. 2S.-News was re-
ceived here yesterday of the burning of
two barns on Warren Roberts Flace
above here. 1t could not be ascertained
how much was lost by the fire, but Mr.
Roberts is one of the large farmers of
that section and usually kept all Of his
Outhouses filled with products. 1t is sup
posed that the loss from the fire Tuesday
night amounts to quite a good deal.
The Videttes' prize drill at the armOry
Tuesday night was a great success. The
drill demonstrated the fact that the COM
pany has some fine material in it and,
with a little more practice, they could
hold good hand against any company In
the section. The prize was won by w b.
Presley, after a hot contest OF nearly an
hour. The company was commanded Dy
Lieut.. w c. Peoples, while Capt. Staten,
Adjt. Peoples and Lieut.. b. H. Jones acted
as judges. The lady friends OF the COM
pany served oysters for the benefit OF the
company and added quite nice sum to
the treasury.
Valdosta continues her steady steppings
toward greatness. The building boom
which struck this city last year has con-
tinued with little interruption to the pres
ent Several very handsome residences
are receiving the finishing touches now,
and probably twenty cottages, from four
to six rooms each, are being built. 1t Is
understood that W. 3. Fender would give
a contract in few days for a half dozen
cottages for rent, and that w. L. Thomas
would have several erected near the GeOr-
gia Southern depot. DR.. Z. p. Rose will
begin work in day or so on an elegant
home on Paterson street, and Mr. Con-
nell, who has recently located here, will
finish his home within month. Another
guano factory is being built along the
line of the Georgia Southern railroad and
the building is said to be one of the most
substantial structures in the city. A two
story store room building on Hill avenue
is now filling up the only vacant place in
the business part of that street. The pork
packing factory began operations this
week and that important industry will
run to full capacity through the season
New windows will be put in the Methodist
church in the next week, and the splendid
structure will be ready for dedication SER
vices by the middle of February.
Dr. Jim Tally, one of the prominent
physicians of Southern Georgia, died at
his home at Midtown Monday, and was
buried Tuesday. DR.. Tally was the oldest
brother of DIR. H. NJ. Tally, of this city,
and was a man of great prominence in
his community. He was in this city on
his way to the Atlanta exposition two
weeks ago and was then hale and hearty,
with every appearance Of many years be-
fore him. Though a man of 20 odd years
of age, he was remarkably well preserv-
ed. His death will be lamented by all
who knew him.