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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

.~~O~-~-~-~-~~~-~~~-o-
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI-
TORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing demands against Louisa Arnold APP
pleton, late of said county, deceased, to
present them TO me, properly made out
within the time prescribed by law so as
TO show their character and amount; and
all persons indebted TO said deceased are
required to make immediate payment to
me. GEORGE L. APPLETON.
Executor of the last will and testament
Nov b. 1895
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Hi1LF tsAsIE1ES.
~1~-~O~-~-~-~|~-~-~-~~~~~-~
WANTED. TONIGHT TWENTY
five tall and well built men for Mr.. James
O'Neilrs production Of Virginius. Apply
at stage door, Savannah Theater, p. m.
WANTED, A WHITE GIRL AT 1856
York street as waitress.
TWO GOOD CANVASSERS, SOUTH
ern Georgia and Florida; TO workers can
guarantee $50 per month; must have 5000.
H. G. Linderman & Co, 404 Gould Build
ing, Atlanta.
Statesmen TO TAKE ORDERS AND
collect; $50 bond. signed by business firm
required; exclusive territory; $25 to $75
weekly. For particulars address p. o.
Box 1854, New York city
WANTED, GOOD MEN TO PLACE
Equitable Building and Loan Association
stock in Georgia. loans promptly made.
George A. Smith, general manager, Ex-
change Bank Building, Macon, Ga.
$50 TO $50 SALARY PAID statesmen
for cigars; experience not necessary. Ex-
ira inducements to customers. Bishop &
Kline, st. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED, TENANT FOR COMFORT
able residence. 81 Harris street; win re-
pair to suit tenant. Apply A. Z. Solo
mon, Bay and Jefferson street.
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FOR RENT, THE FOUR-STORY
brick house, l6S Liberty street; southern
frontage; thoroughly renovated; posses
BRYAN street.
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|LOYelU
Il loponr IcaHNfui Designs. bouqBets
4 llNCI , plants era cuf Towers
Leave ofeefa 81 loaflfeid AurTays, ~
str fota
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Personal.


"A PRESENT is ALWAYS We'll
come, especially when it is a lasting and
close keepsake from the giver, as watch,
a ring, bracelet, a penknife, pair Of
Spectacles, a wire pin with any name
desired. For prices see the window of
Fegeas, the reliable Jeweler, JOS Brough-
ton, study of which will convince even
the smallest pocketbook that 1t can al
ford to make presents.
SHAVING CUP AND BRUSH" MAKE
a handsome present. Jos Broughton Shaw
ing Supply House.
GET YOUR SLATE ROOF REPAIR
ed. No Al Whitaker, E. c. Pacetti
WEDDING GIFTS-sTERL1NG Sill
yer, rich cut-glass, Havilands china, ex-
ouisite new lamps; an elegant assert
ment at very low prices; purchase here
means money saved. G. w. Allen & Co.,
Barnard and State.
GET ESTIMATES FROM f. c. PA
cetti for tin roofing, repairing and paint
ing. No. A Whitaker.
CHRISTMAS AND THE OPPORTUNI-
ty to purchase the Standard Dictionary
at present low prices will come only once
this year. Prices will positively be adj
vanced one-third Jan. l. Full Russia
leather, Dennison index, single volume
costs Sl4; two volumes, SIT. on monthly
payments, $l6 and 49, Sample pages fur
nished H. Hellman, 10l President, Savan-
nah.
CALL AND GET YOUR ROOFS RE
paired and painted, at E. C. Pacetti's.
HAVING GIVEN THE PEOPLE OF
Savannah advantage of our contract on
butterine; also allowing them TO test its
sterling qualities, we beg to announce
that the price in future will be zoe per
pound, or two pounds for 35c. Still a
great saving on butter. Cohen Bros.
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK,
we will make prices to suit the buyer.
Come in and see what you want in the way
of bargains. Pulaski Grocery Company,
T. B. King, Manager.
THERE is NOTHING THAT so DIS
turbs ones equanimity as an aching foot;
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropOdist, removes
and cures ingrowing nails, corns. bun
ions and other ailments that feel are heir
to. Leave orders at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
Bull and State streets.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
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DESIRABLE STORE AND DWELL
ing for rent; good business stand for a
live man. Apply Henry solomon d Son.
Bay and Jefferson streets.
WANTED, TENANT FOR COMFORT
able residence. 81 Harris street; WIN re-
mon, Bay and Jefferson street.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE RESI-
dence. $50 Drayton, corner Gwinnett
street fronting Park extension. NJ. 3.
Baker, IS South Broad.
FOR RENT. FLORIDA HOUSE, 1Oi
BrOughton street; Is rooms; remodeled,
painted and papered throughout; possess
sion Immediately. Apply Albert Wylly, l2O
Bryan street.
FOR RENT, THE FOUR-sTORY
brick house l6S Liberty street. southern
frontage; thoroughly renovated; posses
sion Immediately. Apply Albert WYlly, l20
Bryan street
FOR RENT. 1l6 PRICE STREET:
seven rooms: first class condition. W. F..
Guerard, $50 New Houston street
FOR RENT, ~ HALL STREET; NINE
rooms, splendid order; reduced rent. W.
L. Guerard. 100 New Houston street.
TWO HOUSES IN GOOD LOCALITY,
i've and ten rooms, at low rent. Apply
Solomon Cohen.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE HOUSE, 10l
Harris street, corner Drayton, suitable
for boarding house or large family; has
all modern improvements; hot and cold
water; electric bells; newly decorated and
painted; rent moderated TO desirable par
ty. Watson & Powers, De Soto Hotel.
FOR RENT, 14s HULL. CORNER OF
Whitaker street; In perfect order, DR..
B. S. Purse.
FOR RENT, DWELLING NO. 1872
State street. Apply to A G. Guerard.
1922 Bay street.
FOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLE RESI-
provements good localities. Apply to
Champion & Germany, IFS Bryan street.
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DESIRABLE STORE AND DWELL
Ing for rent; good business stand for a
live man. Apply Henry solomon q Son.
Bay and Jefferson streets.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHY, GO TO q BULL
street for fine photographs at reasonable
prices. Cabinets and crayon specialties.
Views taken in city or country by a spec
ial artist. J. n. Wilson.
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FOR RENT. 1l6 PRICE STREET:
seven rooms: first class condition. ". f.
Guerard, $50 New Houston street
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STOLEN.

STOLEN, NOV. q. GRAY MARE,
young; right eye partially blind; front feet
and right shoulder Reward John Norton,
Tillman, S. c.. had on saddle and bride.
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FOR RENT, 81 HALL STREET: NINE
rooms, splendid order; reduced rent. w.
L. Guerard, 1870 New Houston street.
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SHAVING CUP AND BRUSH" MAKE
a handsome present. 10S Broughton Shaw
ing SnnDlN HOuse.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ARREARS FOR GROUND RENT.
City OF Savannah, ONCE City Treasurer.
Dec. 2, lS95.-The following lots are in ar
rears for ground rent, OF which owners
are hereby notified:
c. s. HARDEE.
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TWO HOUSES IN GOOD LOCALITY,
five and ten rooms, at low rent. Apply
Solomon Cohen.
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CITY sUERTFF6s SAT,il

Q. b. wHATLEY, Pms Atty.
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- AMONG THE ATHENIANs.

P. H. Smyth, Observer.
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PERUVIAN REvonUrIoNIsTs

Make n Desperate Effort to Capture nn
American Eark-lluns on tho Rocks to
Escape.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March S.-A letter
received in this city to-day from Charles
Jones, steward OF tho missing American
barkPor.land Lloyd, which left Junin for
Now York on February 4, conveys tho
startling information that tho vessel
was wrecked during q desperate mutlny
on board, in which tho captain aud
most OF tho crew wore killed.
Shortly after tho bark left Junin with
valuable cargo OF nitrate 1t was ro.
ported that sho had struck on rock at
tho entrance to tho bay OF Junin and all
hands were drowned.
Jones' letter declares that the aiiair
was planned attempt; by the
revolutionary party In Peru to
seizo the vessel and cargo for use
against tho government While tho
ship was working out OF the hatbor
several Peruvians appeared on
deck; tho captain was knocked
down with hand.spikc, tho chief
matc was shot dead and two sailors
stabbed. The man Mt the wheel. seeing
that thoy wcrc At tho mercy ot set OF
desperate men. purposely steercd the
bark on tho rocks.
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DIETHoDIsr CONFERENCE.

Bishop Andrews Discusses DIR. Pnrkhursrs
Actions-Withoutt tho PITS Province.
BALTIMORE, MD., March Sat the
forenoon session OF tho Baltimore con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church this morning. Revs. L. Dutton,
John 7. Ensor and Amos E. Spielman
were taken into full membership. DR..
J. NJ. Buckley aud Bishop Andrews, OF
New York. delivered addresses. The
bishop said:
"Dr. Parkhurst has done great work
in New York, but the trouble about Il,
as zee 1t, is that there will be grca;
many weddings over the country on.
,deavorinS to initiate him., DR.. Park.
hurst has been laboring. think, under
n very special call. but not everyone has
call to that kind OF work. Il docs no,
seem to mo to be the province OF tho
pulpit to discuss questions OF currency,
law, strikes aud the rights OF labor and
capital"
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wooka. Then looking around at tho
crowd no raised his oyobrows inquir-

wooks. Then looking around at tho
crowd ho raised his oyobrowa inquir-
ingly as though to ask "What ncxtf"
During tho polling Of tho jury ho list.
cnod with oyidont intorGatto tho answer,
though what thoy might bo could sig.
nifty nothing to him. Tho expression In
his face was ono OF Indignation rather
than any othor seutimcnt Judge Smith
thcn voiced lls thanks TO tho jury Tor
their labor In connection with tho cuso.
When tho court announced that sent.
encc would bo dOiGrred until Monday
morning, Hayward was evidently
pleased. lIo expressed tho opinion,
whilo being removed from tho court
room. that tho verdict was M outrage
and that ho was long ways from tho
hanYman yet.
AT $50 Hayward was talson down
stairs and led back to Jail under a strong
police guard. An Immense crowd
awaited tho prisoners coming. He
grinned at tho mob rs it pushed for
ward ovor tho pavement towards him
and Is doubtful whether Harry Hoy
ward would havo regretted an oppor-
tunity to mix matters with somc OF tho
noisioat. Hc was taken across the street
on a dog trot with tho yelling multitude
at his heels.
Up to the timo that tho verdict wau
read John Day Smith and Shumncher,
counsel for tho defense, expressed the
greatest confidence Of acQuittal. Hall,
tho assistant county attorney, moved
for immediate sentence, but owing to
tho absence Of Mr.. Erwin, tho leader OF
tho defense, passing OF sentence was
postponed until noxt Monday morning
at 10 o'clock.
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Nrw YoRE, March S.-J. z. Eierre-
pont Morgan & Company will this at-
ternoon issue circular to the security
holders OF the Erie railway in regard to
plan of reorganization. The company
has not been able to earn enough to pay
the June, 1895, coupon.
Mosers. Morgan & Co, in thoir circu-
lar OF December 20, 1894, asked for au-
thority in such event rs this to take
action it may deem right for the en-
forcemens OF the bonds against which
the receipts are held instead Of deliver
ing new bonds.
Itis believed that foreclosure proceed-
ings will now bo pushed.
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ANOTHER VIEW.
Representative Henderson Shows That the
Biilion Dollar Congress Eciipscd.

Representative Henderson Shows That til c
Biiliou Dollar Congress Eciipscd.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March S.-Rop'
resentatiye Henderson, OF Iowa, the
ranking Republican member OF the com.
mlttee on appropriations, makes n cri.i
col statement OF the appropriations o.
the last Congress from a somewhat diff
ferent standpoint than that Of hit
junior associate, Mr.. Cannon.
1t summarizes the total OF appropria
tions at $3.50. 1885, ,69l, but with author
lied contracts, increase OF tho interes,
charge by tho sale Of bonds and assured
deficiencies. he brings tho. total up tc
81 l,Ol9,OlS055. which hc says was far ir
excess OF the so-callcd "Dillion Dollar
/ Congress"
Tho statement proceeds:
'In addition to all this tho Fifty.
third Congress has increased the navy
1000 enlisted meu and added 3l3 officers
and employees TO carry out tho informal
revenue provisions OF tho Wilson tariff
law. So soon as the war was over the
Republican party began to reduce tho
number OF officials, removed tho direcI
tax burdens from our own people and
cut out tho annoyance attending tho
workings OF tho internal revenue laws
especially those which priod into tho
private nlIairs OF our citizens. Thu pol
icy OF tho Fiisy-.hird Congress- has re
yorscd nll this and tho recreation OF an
army OF officials and detectives to cx'
piore tho working Of our own people
has boon rcorganizcd."
Aa to the decrease of tho pension np
preparation OF so. 500, 900, the statcmcn!
says:
.'Hcrc is whcrc tho present adminis
tration AMI the Fif.y-third Congress has
been suGsasslul in paying some At.on
ton to the reduction oil our revenues
and the terribly a.raiShtnncd condition
OF tho federal treasury. Everything
elso has been generously provided for
swelling tho appropriations giving lib
oral contracts cxtonding into tho future
mnkirg appropriations immediately
available, but when it comes to pom
sions, n reduction ia mado OF $50, ,00O, 600
mado possible by an oppressive system
carried on by this administration. which
has brought reign OF terror into tho
ranks o! crippled soldiers of tho Union
their widows and children"
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MIR. SAVERS FIGURES.
Til" Democratic Chairman of tho Appro.
pr'Auon Committee Claims tho Recent
Congress was Economical.

Iho democratic Chairman of tho Appro.
prlh,ion Commlttso Claims tho Recent
Congress was Economical.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March S.-Chair.
man sayers, OF tho houao appropriations
committee, has mado statement of tho
appropriations OF tho last Congress.
lilo presents In tho statement tablca
showing appropriations Of tho threu
Congresses ns follows:
Fitty.iirtt, Sl,0S5,GS0,l 100; Flity.scc.
ond, $l,O27, ,loi,627; Fiity.third. S0OO,.
3Ss.G0l.
Mr.. sayors says: "Thc appropriations
mado by tho Fiity-third Congrcsa, IN.
Guiding permanent appropriations,
show II reduction OF $50, ,705, $50 under
tho appropriations madG by thd Fifty
second Congress, and Si5,3il,4 AIS under
those made by tho Fiity.nrst Congress.
Tho bills, as thoy became laws, appro.
prlated Sl6,434,lS less than tho osti.
mate, SS030,000 moro than as they
passed tho house, and S6,l2l ,055 lcas
than tho laws for tho fiscal year ending
Juno 30. 1906"
Mr., Sayors, making n comparison
with last year. shows that thoro is u not
increuac OF ST. .S77,320. Tho principal In.
croGses are: Navy, s4,3SS,05O; post.
office, S2,300,00S; sundry civil bill.
Sl2,SSi,5Si; on account OF permanent
appropriations, Sll,900.276 Tho prin.
cipal docreales are: Indian bill, Sl,0S5,
6l7; pensions, Sl0,200,0OO; rivora aud
harbors tno bill having passed this
session Sll, ,Gi3r $50; deficiencies, 2,O722,
024.
Mr.. Sayers, discussing tho approprla.
tions, says: Notwithstanding the con.
siderable reduction made In tho total
appropriations with tho last session
undor those OF both the preceding Con.
Gresses. 1t will bo noticed that the ap-
propria.ions for deficiency at this Sos
sion aro less than they were at tho last
session and even less than tho average
for the two sessions OF tho Fitty-frat
Congresi-a result which is to tho credi.
OF tho present economical admins
tration OF tho government. Wnstoiul
and extravagant methods In admins
tration have heretofore made largo do
ticiencies in annual appropriations TO
be supplied by Cougress ut each ses.
sion.
"lhe sum charged under permanent
appropriations. Sll3.075.95G includes
Si,Tl,I06 to pay interest on tho public
debt, including Pacific railroad indebt.
odncss and S+9,250,000 to meet the 70.
quirements OF the sinking fund.
TO meet requirements OF contracts
authorized by laws passed during the
Fitty-frs. and Fif.y.second Congresses,
appropriations were made by this Con.
Gress as follows: For Notifications, ST..
$500; for increase OF the navy, So4,'
0i7 500; for rivers and harbors, Sl9,537,
lis; total, SH,54l,6ll.
"Thc present Congress has authorized
nocoutracts for river and harbor works,
though it has to provide nearly SEQ. 1000.
900 to meet contracts authorized by the
Fitty-frst and Fit:y-second Congresses.
Toward tho new navy this Congress has
appropriated nearly S23,00O.0OO while
the new ships it has authorized to be
constructed in tho future will not cost
within $1,000, coo OF that sum.
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MrSSEApoLrs. MrNN., March s.-"In
two houra will DO FREQ man." Thus
naid Harry Hayward to-day, and in less
than three hours jury OF his peers
gavo the lio to his words.and placed its
seal upon tho word guilty"
Froo-yoa, free to be alono with his
thoughts; FREQ to wait day atser day in
his cell in tho county Jail until tho blow
OF tho frat hammer that falls upon tho
wood OF his scalold falls upon his worry
brain. Frcc-aye, FREQ to die; FREQ to
oxpialo Ibis lendish crlmo dangling
from tho hemp and timber Of his adopt.
cd a,aic.
Money, almost unlimited, given by n
doting father; counsel. ablo as tho coun-
try could furnish him; judge, fair as
tho fnircst; all had been given him and
ye. that "bulwnrl1 OF human liberty"
as his own counsel called 1t. tho Amsri-
can Jury. had "lct loose the common
hangmnn." All OF tho trial is over for
tho public; all of lilo is possibly over
for Harry +. Hayward.
With tho same, immovable stolidity
with which no has watched tho trial OF
his case, tho prisoner received the yer.
dict of the Jury. There was not the
shade OF n change in color; not tho rc-
Taxation OF single muscle; no Visible
collapse or siGn OF any emotion; ever
tho same cynical and snccring indifer-
once,
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REMAINING BILLS.
a Number OF Important at"nsmrca Loft on
tho Calender mt tho AdI dIournmcnt OF Con-

a Number OF Important lirnSnrca Lott on
tho Calender at tho Adjournment OF Con-
gross.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March S.-Whcn
Congress adjourned quito q number of
important bills remained upon tho
calendar unRc.nd upon. Among thom
worc tho following:
10 provide for tho issuo OF circulat-
ing notes to national banks, allowing
banks to issue notps 10 tho full amount
oil bonds deposited. This was reported
from tho nuancn committee August lG.
1895, aud waa discussed aud laid a,idc
until tho silver repeal bill was
taken up. There arc Il lso free
sugar bills amended by the sen.
ate commlttoD to impose duty OF 10
nor cent ad valorom on all guGarS; nlso
tho bill removing tho onn.tonth dis.
criInlnnting duty on suSurs imported
from bounty paying countries and tho
FREQ coal barbpd wiro and iron ORC bills.
A bill to incrcnao the efficiency OF the
foreign Rorvico by providing civil service
oxnminations; tho J0nea' bill Tor un-
limited silver coinage; Il bill to nct,lo
tho claims Of tho United States against
tho atnto OF ArkanuaF; n bill to author.
izo tho rctromcnt Of Aanociatc Justico
Jackson, OF tho supreme court.
IieSidcH these thcrO nro ni!mboF oil
public land bills and btIla to conllrm
agreements with Indians Ra vol nsGev-
eral Dilla to amend tho lawa rotating 10
United States courts which iailod to
paqs tho ecnatc.
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THE COAL MINERS, STRIKE.


Little Change Reported in the Situation.
Tho Men Rsmain Firm.
PrrTsEUEGu, March S.-There ia little
change in tho miners strike in tho
Pittsburgh district. The men arc hold
ing out for tho siSty.nine cent rate and
rojecs all compromises. About 1000
mon have been granted their demands
and are at work, but this is the case on
ly at few mines which are running to
supply the local demand. 1t is now es-
,imated that out OF over 10000 miners
in the district, about 1000 have refused
to Join in tho strike and ore ut work at
So cents por ton or loss.
A dispatch from Clarksburg, W. Va.
states that the Pittsburgh district otf-
| cials are at work there trying to get tho
miners to qui. work in sympathy with
the strike and thus shut of source OF
supply. Thua far they have not met
with success, and it is probable that
the miners OF this district will have 10
fight their battles alone.
As predicted last night the Robbins
company miners in the first pool quit
work to-day, although they were under
contract, and will likely lose the 10 per
cent in wages held back by the company
according 10 the agreement.
Some OF the mines now at standstill
are those OF the Mansfield Coal and Coke
Company. the Hackett Company, tho
Pittsburgh Fuel Company, Catsburg
Coal Company, Bcilevernou Company
and the Northwestern mines at Mans
field, W. J. Steen and 4. J. Schultz.
| Reports to the miners officials from
Coal Centre say that not moro than
| fifteen men arc ut work in the Forsytho
mine. which wGs reported working full
at 90 cents.
4 private meeting OF the railroad coal
operators committee will be hold to-
morrow to consider the Availability OF
| calling convention OF the association
to discuss the situation.
Tho operators generally say that the
break will only be temporary, and all
vii! be back to the So cents rate in a few
days. The big operators will not at
tempt to do anything until tho lake
season opens, which is six weeks oil.
\ telegram from Smithton, on the
Baltimore < Ohio railroad. late tonight.
announces that the largest niners'
meeting in the history OF the town was
held tonight and the msn OF the
Eureka and Smith,on mines, about 700
in number, decided 10 join tho strike.
Tho only mine now working along the
river is the Washington Run. Every
lawful effort will bo made to get them
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WASHINGTON. D. c., March THE
attorney for Capt. II. W. lIowga;c, who
is Mt present in iail awaiting trial on
other indictments, appeared before
Judge McComas in the criminal court
thia morning and asked that tho priso.
nor be released on bail. District Attor.
noy Blrney asked that tho bail bo fixed
ut $4,000 and tho court so ordered.
Captain Howgatu stated that it would
bo impossible for him to secure bail ut
$4,000 and ho. therefore, wns compelled
to return TO Jail.
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Nrw YopK, March S.-Tho charges
brought by Mayor schiercn, Of Brook
lyn, againet Polico Justice Quigloy for
failure properly 10 discharge his duties
during tho roccnt strikc, have boon sus.
iainod in tho general torn Of the su.
promc court. Kings county, Justice
Brown presiding. Tho decision rem.
dcred to-day dismisscs Quigloy from his
office.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA. March S.-A spe.
cial from Tavares, Fla, says that Rov.
DR.. Joseph i. Cot,rcll, OF Rus.ollville.
ky., was standing on half sunken
barge on the shore OF Lake Dora when
hc was seized with an attack OF vertigo,
to which he was subject He fell into
the lake and was drowned. Dr. Cott-
rell was prominent Methodist minis.
ter OF the Kentucky conference, and
was well known throughout the south
ern states.