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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia aid
EOIfOlk R. h. Go


SIN HOURS 3ulCill:ii THAN ANY
r,,n OTHER LINE.
rIES5 EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE ~ I:FEFCr MAY 6, 1885
LEAVE NORFOLK.
''io a. H. CaliN, SaycIt ouIIuGy-- U'or:S-
mouth. High street, 20 Il. IN. /,
Arrive ut Philadelphia 6:52 b.
M; New York AT SOS y. H.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
U:lC p. III. daily, Portsmouth, High street
t,:lp u: m: New York, 7:l3 a. m
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK
':co a. m daily, Portsmouth. High street,
800 leaving New York at S D.
m, Philadelphia. HIS D. IN.
AltltiV At NORFOlK
S:o0 p. III. daily; except Sunduy-.Ports :.
mouth. High street. S:15 y. m
leaving New York at a. m
phiid1Clphia. 1920 a M
Close connection made with all rail ana
sound lines 10 and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey CITY. i,hiladciphia and
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet and Far
lor cars on day trains between phila-
Gclilna ana Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked NJ Wakes Agency, under Al
lanttc Hotel. and on the steamers.
Il. Is. COOKIE. General Agent
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nnI.is,,orc aTarncr.

Baltimore. Md. Feb 3.-Fiour-Firm
Western super. S2.5512.7O: extra, $2.60M
s3.225 do, family S3.5c@l: winter wheat,
patents. S3.S5Giil0: spring. DO, $3.G0ff
$3.50; do. strnight, $3.AGGt350.
Whcat-SteaGy; No. ,, red, spot and
month, 15IAc.; May. 74&M75c.; Southern.
sample, IG6iI7c.: do. on grade. 73NIGc.
Corn--Stcady; May. 3iI 36hc.: South
ern. white. a29. M%2a.c.; do. yellow, 32%,
q sac.
Oats Trmer; 10 ., white western.
25EG' 2Cc,; No. .. HAY. mi5cd, CSC
Rye--Flrm: No. =. i2@i%c. nearby; 45G:
iGc. Western.
Concc-Dull: No. I. lsisMlSlac.
Other articles unchanged
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Tl.a,yE,rts:rt:s, ,,tyII,Y,.s
u.s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IIEs'Esa:l -on CghPRAi
d TUX NEW Y 0RlASs

PASSENGER snIps ARE APPOINT
ED 70 SAIL from norfolk DAILY atE
H:iin 81, s. AEb S'R1BAYsS a HsR 3 81
Fare. Including meals ard state
raps roSnd iii. iimiic;d 10 thirty g
rdS SS 'is aay and rsSs5Saiiq stsSs
aS%s5 tvs{$ SSs
n;!FiH ifa%GI9 'ei nf sf 94EHS
and lilMine. ,$ailng daily, except Sur.
dd For s OLD rGETyAt & S95 and NHre &
~ M and SA5 J.. M, Iortsmouth, 6:45 and
@%are forf ana 9 e 100 and md nGy Line
" = Eok' 'hh.AMrros-At 1l:.5 a. m. and
400 D. M; 'orisn.outh at 1906 and sos
,,Eor Ni1wPonr NEws AND SMITH
ait T. MI BAY Lfe N" WHARF rGr at y nat =:
P $24 S4G A$ $Rs H5SFs
K2F REA$E !, SiS rs sSy
" ,,9i,H ; Siii friday q s;a9 T. Ports
S ss%3HN r,}RSff%EEE 9sAt asE;
wharf NJ Gao 81. m: PORTSMOUTH. Gas a.
M Eo DAY tS:i n M9sr[3lit, Il n
SOFFCLk-ht u. IN: Portsmouth, 3:lo
y; ny. connecting at Suffolk with s. and
,FrciEht Tor Mathews. Back. Poquosin,
MMre. Severn and Nanscmond rlvert
NORTH. CAnolINA DIyIsIoN-Fou
, incr;y y ~ aud w; ID: L---Stcamcr Abe
g., Mondnyn at @. m; Thursdnys, at i
m. clrrEicD freight and passengers
: Pungo ana pamico rivers.
,-frciSht iGr i:cW'hcin. y. c., received at
n: and S. Il. r. depot =
Freight received daily exccpt Sunday
an schedules subject to change With
NJ II. CRowELn, Agent.
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Produce.

Southern Fruits-E ananas. S1@l25
per bunch; oranges, jamaica, $3.50
per box; cocoaruts. $4o0 per bag of 100.
lemons, S2.5oQ3.oc; Northern apples.
S3.0OGtt.o0
rurnips. $l25. dun: sweet potatoes,
EGO; hayman's. sea: yellow. $3.50;
nnions, $l.I5: parsnips. SEQ; celery,
"Mlc. stalk; carrots, $l.I5.
Prult:y-Chickcns. old, ool.@ooc +;
srginE chickens. l2MISc
I:E"s-W Wholesale. 12GIl3c. per dozen
i5ecSwaN-2Ic. per pound.
liuck-lrish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes $l.@5 per bag: Onions. SITS per
bag.
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Money Marker.

New York, Feb. 3.-Nionev more active.
closing offered NJ per cent Prime mer-
cahtilo paper, GQl1 rcr cent yar sill
Yer. Glls. Sterling exchange. weak. with
actual business In bankers bills at
4SGl4fiiS1 for 60 days. and iSTC:. Tor de-
mand. Posted rates, iS7@ISSl.. Com
mcrcial bills 4S5IaMiSG Coycrnmrn,
bonds. steady: State bonds. dun. roil.
road bonds, weaker. Silver ut the Board
was quiet.
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q r'ilIfl.

'eas-Steady; Black-cye Peas. $l9o
per bag: Black. zoe. per bushei
Gorn-Southern white, quist. at SIC.
:0c
Mill Fees Market steady: Bran.
Nh: shipstuT or middiinS, SIS:
meal. white bolted. per 80 lbs. SS4AOc
Hay-Westcrn No. i. Timothy, $3.50
Mlo0o: Maryland and Virginia. No
Timothy. $lS.nr; No, .. $3.50.
Michigan Ohio and Indiana no. ]
Timothy Hay, SlaGQ
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HlgF0Lg & SOUTHERN 2, 3, ca.

MAi AHD b 3xP fREssT LE NTN = So iSll
EHLk ,iaily SeNGGpi Sunday 10 4. N. for
al Edenton with y. and S. r. IL. Steamer
- - I"ii%ws: lanIy ;eNc%nt sunday Tor
Windsor, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
#%IN !imAG for al lk14nni%Ss on chqMnn
DAY for Scurpernong river ana VIII
NLsbANS fur salmon Creek. Connrc,
i'm, II; R"llhaven with steamer Virginia
Dare for MakleyvIl"; South Greet, Al.
rom. Washington and intermediate land
FOLK 40 J: m. daily (exccnt smnidnyJ Tor
Elizabeth City, Edcnton and ,ny-si;,-
tons Connects al Elizabeth 9Th with
ana Saturday FOR Newborn. W is.iii.
l-i}.nd. Morchoad city. iiinston an. aid
stations ON The w. y. and y. q. Il. ''''
MAIL AN" NNb tXPIEs!; laiIy tcxcor
Sunday ni i;25 p. m: and EXPRESS daily
, ,ri,S S SUI al 1923 a m; connect
for The North Eag, and West, ias s9. I1.I
miK and re c 81 asi c, Main , street, Nor
zion oa Nht., street
EASrEi;N .G,AEoL!NA DIspATcu
MlNiON LINE between ali ro,oiG IL ~. =,
ami East Via Norfolk and Norfolk ;,n ~
Sontnern Rhiircad ana Eastern North
Freight received daily until s D. IN. ana
iorwnrdiy promptly AT low rate '''>'
General Once OF the ~ and S /, II ~
NorfolS. Va ~ 20
cano,o, ro II. c; uuDGINs.
II X. KING.
General Manager.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Feb. 3-IVhcat made another
advance in price Of about q cent to-day,
|lfter a session Of extreme sensativeness.
pr was quite patent. however, that bull
fervor was not at the height that 1t was
ION Saturday. and at times the market
seemed strained.
The snow storm. which began last.
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TIC svss1.u:gsS, GuIrs,r.
TRAVELLERS, GuirDE.
z. Gn SOUTHERN
&SbA Railway Co.
SCHEDULE IN ErEEcr Ian 9Th ,sns

Depot ticket Office open THIRTY MIX,
fLS bc'ort departure OF train. foot OF
Tircsc trains connect mt Greensboro
with main iinc trains iclciii-g the prinCi-
ga points North, South, southwest and
i'o, tickets ana fun Information apply
10 Pt'''
J. y. NEUGEBAUER.
City Ticket Agent. 9f Main street
j. -. AoCh1RICk.
Sol. i'Issc niger agent
T.. y. LAMB,
Gen. Agent, cor. Lee and Fnyettc SITS
Norfolk. Va.
y. J. O'BRif.N
Superintendent
w. ~ GREEN.
General Superintendent
!. NJ. GULF,
Traffic Manager.
W. y. TURK
General Passenger Agent
General Offices 1900 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, -. c.
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Norfolk Iron Works.
GEO. w. DUVAL. 6 CO.,
No. is Water Street, Norfolk. Va.

NO. 10 Water Street. Norfolk. Va,
ENGINES, BOILERS. SAWMILL m,
nli Kinds of machinery OF the most i'm.
proved patterns Also repairing at the
shortest notice. Par ticuiar attention
70 steamboat work. DLlVALS PATENT
sClLEit TUBE FERRCLES are the
only perfect remedy for leaky boiler tubes
iheS can he inserted in few minutes by
any engineer, and are warranted 10 ston
leaks. 0P
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CLEARED.

schr. General L. S. Greeley, Blake.
Providence. with coal.
Schr. Fannie Rciche. Buckaloo, Char
lesion, with coal
Barges Eanlel L. Tcnncy and Ante
lope. New York, with coal.
MEMORANDA.
Tho schr. II. l.. Slight. Taylor, from
New York, has gone TO Pamunkcy river.
Cape Henry, Va. Feb. 3.-l2 Nj
Cloudy: South wind; miles; moderate
sea.
SAILED.
British stmp. Red Cross. Cornry.
Bristol via Newport News, by the
United States Shipping Company. with
l2S51 bushels corn. SIS popular logs, "a
ash logs, and $500 pieces lumber.
British stmp. John Bright, Riddock,
Hull, by the United States Shipping
Company, with 1900 bushels corn
British ship North Star. GruZclier
Newport News, with ballast.
Tug Springardner, with II tow.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Ma n NOKEOLk. .>c,D UGLAN
DAILY ENCEI.r SUNDAY Leave
Norfnlk-6:45, 800, 900 II. m; 1:OO 300,
600. 900 p. IN. Leave Ocean View-S:0a,
1000 n. M; IL noon: zoo, AGO, 600. SEQ pm.
SUNDAY TTtA1NS-Lchvc Norfolk
Leave Ocean View-l0:00 u M; 1900
noon: 200, 400, GOO. 500 j. III.
w. A. BARRTTT,
General Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04
A TLANrIc AND DANvILLE RAIL

A TLANTlC AND DANVILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
1,o,yo s,,nnors. u; iss5. ,y,
9:a0 II. M: West Norfolk. 9:45 a. M. for
Dunyilie and all Intermediate stations
Norfolk. 5:23 p. m. West Norfolk, SIS u.
m. Leave I.awrenccville daily Except
Sunday nj GEO Il. m, arriving at Dam
Vile at 1920 Il. IN.
Connection made at Danville ana lief
fress Junction with Southern Railway
System; at Denntston Junction for Dur
ham,. South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division OF the n. and w.
r. r.
pullman siecprrs between DanvilIe.
ara New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
ut Wakes Agency, ComDOny'S Agency
at wharf Norfolk: w V. II. Williams
w. IL. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent:
CHAS. -. HAINltS
Superintendent.
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pCitftIls T2;,riIc..

Market dull; Prime, 3hG3&c.: strict,
prime. S94c.; fancy. 39sG,3a&c; common
2Q2isc.; Spanish, ST.
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ErcSli Fish.
Eve stock,

Beef Cattle-Fairly supplied
ana prices holding up; Western
North Carolina and Virginia
steers. fat, per pound. 3 alike
eastern y. c. cattle. best $3.50. 2laGt3Hc
common 202!ac
Demand good
MILK Calves common per
I'.i'N ~. &c
Iearling Calves. per pound 81; 13isc
sheep, per pound Observation-Disclosures c
HOGS, live, gross weight. prime,
'' ~ -" ....s.......... ......... fE c.
fresh Pork-IIogs. dressed.
large, per pound ...........4 @5 C
Hogs. dressed, small. ncr
pound .. SIC
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NORFOLK AND RArPAHANNoCK
~ ROUTr,..-On and after Sunday, De-
ccmbcr 29th, the steamer Essex will leave
J3ay Line wharf. Norfolk, every Sunday
at a. M, for Tappahannocls and inter-
mediate landings. Freight for th2sc
points received Saturdays. For handbags
beyond fappahanncck freight received
as usual.
WN. RANDALL. Ascent.
Norfolls Va
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Cash Quotations-Flour dull and firm:
no. . spring wheat. Gi5sc; No. red.
6S3s G1lhc.; No. . corn, 2S&Q2SM.c.; No.
oats. $l.09%.
Mess pork $1o.A7ha@I0.62M; lard. $500
s5.75 short ribs, $7.34Q7.4o; S. {. sides,
S525@5.50.
Whiskey, $l22
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sugar Ilnr,ipt.

Market hriA. Out u town prices are
Gercndrnl on the delivery rates 10 the
different roimts. Local sales are being
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WrloLEsal.E QUOTATIONS.
s'ro Visions.

Norfolk, Va. Fob. 3. 1896.
Fisi-Mackcrel, No. 2. In Kegs, $500;
new, Smali. Sl2.UU; nov, medium Sl2; No.
B. in kegs, $3.50; Herring. Family Roe.
half barrel, STE: North Carolina Cut
Herring. $S.2503.75: Eastern. III barrels,
1925.
Mess Pork-New. Sll.5o.
lIam-Pori, $1,000.
Unconstitutional. 14017c.
Bulk Mea,s-Clear ribs. $3.50; fat
pieces; pork plate. S5.15.
Bacon-Shou!Gers. SIC.
III neutrality-suspicious., Sc.
Iard-i'ure lard. tierccs. Tm7Hc 40 IN
cases and tubs. IHc. over tierc;.s: com
pound. SIC: tierces, In cases, SIC.
Chetsc-Cream. loh@ilc.; Western
Dairy, 9Q3Iac.
Butter-Marlset firm: New Yorl,
Sto,te dairy, new. 23c; fresh cream.
cry, 24Go25c.: Western. lC0oOc.
Kerosene Oil-T'irn: 1I2 degrees. sac. ::
60 degrees. Ike; Red, $50 degrees. ioc.
groceries.
CofIee-Steady; Rio. common, 161aQ
LIT. r'ail. 80. did:'c.. coed. eoGi 2o4,G..
Choice, 2lQSiAc.: Laguayra, I1-sc;
Java. 2sW3ulcc.
Syrups and ENTHUSIASTICALLY: syrups.
Porto Rico, 1G, 20, and 26c.. as to grade
New Orleans Molasses--Quict: Fair.
20Q25c.: Good. 36Q40c.: Choice. 45c.
Fiour-Aiarkct strong; advancing;
eStern spring Wheat. Best Patent
Fainliy, Si.50: Winter Wheat
Best Patent. Family. Si35: Win
ter Wheat. Choice Patent Family
Yhl5: Choice Straight Family, $3S5;
Good Family, &i.G5; Fair Family, $3.50:
Good Family, $3.1a; Fair Family, $3.50;
$325
salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. s1G1.1O
as to grade: 9. a.. 55dl 65c.. as-to weight.
Rice-Milied. 596c.; dice, in rough. c.
Csc. per lnshcl.
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Port Of Newport News.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Schr. Major Plckands, Laithwai,. los
ton.
Brig Corsica, --, New York
Schr;; Walker Arlington. Drinkwatcr.
Providence.
Schr. Addie NJ Anderson. Bennett.
Portland.
Steamship Thoneaby, Goldswor,hy.
Bermuda.
SAILED.
Brig Carleton, -, Boston.
Brig A. w. Weston. -, Bostcn.
Schr Laura Anderson, Potter, Prov
idcncc.
Denmark.
Steamship Elihu Thompson, Garlick,
Lynn.
Schr. e. II. Weaver, Richardson, New
Haven.
schr. Erastus Wiman. , Char
lesion.
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>Haliy except Sunday Other time daily
no. For Cincinnati daily. Chair IN:
Sleeper Richmond 10 Cincinnati and Cor.
donsvllic, to ST. Louis. Meals served on
Dining: Cars west of GordonsvlIlc.
no. 3-l'ur Cincinniu daily. Pullman
SlccpcrS Old Point TO Hinton and Cor
uonSrillc to Cincinnati and Louisville.
louisville
Stcnmnr Louise arrives ut Norfolk daIl,.
l2:O5 noon and 700 y. m
For further inform ltior nI;ply to
II. !. BROOKE. PASSENGER Agent,
G, and O. Ticket Office. GInnby street,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN D. POTTS.
Division PASSENGER Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04

CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
SStnPS FOR PuILADELPHIA-Onl
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
Until further orders, steamers are APP
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon
day. Wednesday and Saturday at o y.
m, and from Philadelphia every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
Through, bills of ladl1g 70 all points
South and Southwest via Seaboard Air
Tennessee Air Line Railroad. q.
JAMES w. McCARRTCK,
General Southern Agent, Norfolk. Va. d
W. p. CLYDE K co.
Agents. Philadelphia.
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Tic trip down the historic Potomac
River ana Chesapeake Bay. on the elegant
steamers of this company is unsurpassed
ing been built IN 1881, and are fitted IN
in the most luxuriant manner, with cleo
trio lights call bells and steam heat in
each room. The tables are supplied with
every dclicacy of the season from the
markets OF Washington and Norfolk
Tickets on sale at 3. 6. O. ticket office; n.
G. c. office. Mt w. 4. Wakes & Co.'S
office. on wharf.
For further information apply.
D..J. CALLAHAN,
!. Uelephone, AL Agent, ::
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-04

ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO.
Commencing Sunday, September. lat.
1895. the steamers of this line will leave
Bay Limo wharf every Wednesday, and
Saturday night for Baltimore, and leave
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
at s n. m. fSyf's III .s5 ~ .sit.s5.ee
7, .Telephope 8. YIN. RANDALL
Agent.
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receipts by Rail ana steamer.

Office Of The virriniun.
Norfolk. Va, Feb. ), 1856.
1nrnIanI L..
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s.. a. L.. snApoAnD AIR LINE.

hBSoLuTEIY. THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH-ONLY
III HOURS TO ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EtrtECr SUNDAY.
SEl'TEMBIcl: -. 1895
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-01
A DESERTED bride.
Her Husband Gives Her the slip the
Dar Affer Their Marriage.

Day After Their Marriage.
Macon. Ca, June So.-Mrs. w. II. Nc
Daniel, a bride Of two days, is now an
inmate Of the city hospital in this city.
deserted and penniless, and with the door
of her former home at Welston closed
against her. Mrs Mcdaniel was until
Thursday night Mrs. Mary Johnson.
While on her way to Jacksonville from
Atlanta she met W. II. Mcdaniel at the
Southern depot at Macon, and, according
20 her statement, Mcdaniel who she had
never seen before, walked up to her and
said: Excuse me, madam, but ! fell IN
love with you at first sight. Win you
marry me2"
Mrs. johnson hesltated a moment and
said YES"
A license was procured and in less than
an hour after their meeting Rev. II. O.
Judd made them man and wife They
Immediately left on foot for Wellston,
the home OF the brides parents. Arriv-
ing there, her father drove them away
and they took a train for Macon. AT the
junction Mcdaniel, who claimed to be
from Atlanta. got of the train to look
after boy who had broken his leg. Mrs.
Mcdaniel has seen or heard nothing Of
him since.
The woman is sick, and Acting Chief
of Police Charlie Carnes had her sent
TO the hospital, where she is being cared
for
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-01

Warm Springs. Ca. June 3O.-The an
nual meeting OF the State Bar Association
began here to-day. Prominent lawyers
from every part Of the state are
IN attendance. They have laid away
their briefs and books for a while. and
are having a good time.
The association was called to order by
Col John w Park OF Gainesville the
president, who delivered his annual ad-
dress, the subject being Historical
Sketch OF Georgia Cases in the Supreme
Court OF the United States" The days
programme included the following: Pa
pers, by Judge George s. GOber. Judge
j. J.. Sweat, Judge j. H. Lumpkin, Judge
G. c. Smith; discussion by the associa-
ton; report OF the committee on Juris-
prudence and law reform, Hon. j. NJ
Mcneil. chairman; report of the com
mittce on grievances. Hon. j. NJ Terrill
chairman; report OF the committee on
federal legislation. Hon. A. O. Bacon
chairman; report of the committee on in
terstate law, Hon. b. +. Abbott, chair
man; paper on the subject, Best Meth
DDS OF Choosing the Judiciary" read by
+. ID. Peabody.
There was a discussion OF lynch law"
The Introductory paper was read by Hon.
II. r. GOetchius, which was followed by
a paper from Hon. George NJ Napier and
a voluntary discussion. Interesting pa
pers by Hon. N. j. Hammond and Judge
Joel Branham were followed by a volun-
teer discussion.
The report OF the committee on illegal
ethics" Hon. w. b. Hin, chairman, was
followed by a discussion.
The report of the committee on legal
education and admission to the bar, Hon.
A. j. Cobb, chairman. was followed by
d. scussiOn.
The executive committee has recon-
mended that a circular letter be sent TO
all who are in arrears for dues. II they
do not pay by Oct. / a collector will be
employed who will get 20 per cent OF
his collections. If dues are not paid by
Jan. the names OF the non-paying MEM
bers shall be stricken from the roll
The report of the treasurer, c. D. Har-
ris. showed the following: Balance on
hand from last year $37l75; dues collect
"a, $40; disbursed during the year. $500;
balance on hand. S19175.
The association has $50 active members
and is owed $500 for back dues.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-01
INMATES TRAGIC END.
The COrOner's Jury Renders a YER
dict of Suicide.

uAcI Oh Sulclues
Atlanta, Ga, June 3O.--A verdict of sui
eide was returned by the coroner's Jury
today. after an Investigation OF
the death of Pryor L. Mynatt. Jr. No
evidence was brought out to show the
cause of the suicide. 1t is believed. how
ever, that financial straits was the cause
Although Mynatts father Is reputed
wealthy. it seems that in order to teach
his son the lesson of self-reliance. he has
during the past year or more refused to
aid him financially, and he fell into debt
He had always had the advantages of his
fathers wealth, and the fight for fortune
on his own hook was too much for him
He had not been successful in the prac-
tice of law. Yesterday afternoon he was
seen in several saloons drinking, and al
though not a dissipated man, he is sup
posed TO have been under the influence of
liquor when he killed himself. The pistol
with which he blew out his brains he
bought two hours beforehand from the
Lowry Hardware Company. This morn
ing a piece of shoe box lid, with a few
lines scrawled upon it, was found in his
office. This writing indicated that money
was preying upon his mind, as the word
cash" appeared several times in the
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oLAYTON's DARK CRIME.
The Accused Husband TO he Tried at
a Special Term of Court.

a Special Term of Court.
Atlanta, Ga. June 3O.-Judge John S.
Gambler OF the Stone mountain circuit
will call special term of court for the
trial of John Mccullough. the alleged
Clayton county wife murderer now in Jail
here. He win also order a change of venue
in the case from Clayton to DeKalb or
Fulton superior court.
This case" said Judge Gambler to-day,
ais one that ought to be disposed of with
out any unnecessary delay. There is great
public feeling eyer it among the people Of
Clayton county. nave private information
from there to-day which leaves no doubt
in my mind that if Mccullough had been
kept there two hours longer, he would
have been lynched. On account of this
feeling l am considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of a change of venue. 1t might be neces-
sary to call out the military, l am told, II
Mccullough is taken back to Clayton in
the present state of the public sentiment"
From the information received by Judge
Gambler this morning, it appears that plans
TO lynch Mccullough We're all formulated
and would have been carried out had he
not been brought away. Some of the
names of those who were implicated have
been given to Judge Gambler, who is thor
Oughly convinced that it would be sure to
cause trouble II the prisoner is taken to
Clayton county for trial.
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MACON ACCOUNTS MUDDLED.
POLICE DEPARTMENT PALS TO &C
COUNT FOR sI.3GI.O2.

The Fact Brought Out by an EEamI-
nation of the hooks Made by an
Expert Under the Direction of the
City CouneiI-So one Accused of
Intentional Fraud. but n Thor
ouEh Investigation 20 Be Made.
Macon, Ca, Ju-a s0-An apparent
shortage OF Sl.ssI.0- i- the accounts OF the
police department ~ this city IL 10 he
Investigated. For some time past the
mayor and counc. have not been salts
fed with the rer0-,s OF the police de-
partment ana two weeks ago the city
council decided 10 pm an expert account
ant on the books s-I ascertain the exact
status.
r. W. Jemison was selected for the
work. and this afternoon his report was
made TO council In addition 20 the rec
concentrations for several changes In the
method OF keeping the police accounts
and stating that the docket from Novem-
Der. 1884. to June. 1885, was missing. ana
could not be found, Mr.. tensions re-
port shows the following since December,
Total fines and costs imposed and re-
wards collected during the period form
Dec. ~, 1898, TO from S50.a52.U4, suspended,
@ls-N~saNH ANAAAA-AttAf aAAt--rNH sou h''a r.tNf
$500; refunded. $3SL25, expenses, paid,
s59l.20; paid treasurer, Slo.&LO-. total
SIS, 99102; balance unsolicited. not suspend
ed RENTED or served. $,s5l.02.
Council ADOPTED recommendations OF
Mr. Jemison and referred the remainder
of the report TO the police committee and
Aldermen ProNdit and Ryals for the pLr-
pose OF making n thorough Investigation.
In his report Mr.. Jemison charged no
one with intentional fraud, and stated
shat some Of the discrepancy may be
accounted for.
The reading OF the report created con-
sidera bic interest and Alderman Proudht
says that as the report showed a dis
crepancy Of 1880 some one ought to
be able to explain where It has gone. and
II the chief OF police is short that amount
the council should know It,
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