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HWr?* ■• ■> ' ■; '•'' METHODISTS. •t. BISHOP H/TYtlOOft HRHI Kto* HISR. Bfl IS TH* i?iST»K ■‘RRKNCB. THR TBMPBRAHCH UI K^TIOKI THR OAVSH OP MUCH KKKI.INU. RI*M«rMt Addrri<n hr Ikr .JPr»(«r*«l (’•lore4 Oeleiirate. Mcmirfilx, Tenn., Muj 12.—BIhIh>p vf-* Kry ralliol the H<tttth<Tti Meth«xtwt (Wi- ferroo) to order nre! K«?v. l>r. Parker rioudm'ttAl the devoiiiiital exertlo‘0. The otthferenrc knelt a ml wna led in prayer Dr. Parker. Heeretary thHitiy read the minuite 6( vieiterday'* two aeSMtotia ami after ih*Iuk <\rr«*<>le*l they were approved, .liwbop Key then retired and Kiahop Hayilow took the ehair. He nuiumm-od the death of Itidiop Keener'a dnnjfhtiT, whose aeriow Ilfnetw wna nnnoumtsl yeal^lityv. Tl»e daiiKbtet- was dead before the venerf able father arrivisl at her bislside. After uiakitii; a short s|»-tsh, frauaht with feeJina'Iiml sywipatliy for Bishop Keener linjidfi* family in their hour ol sorrow v , Iwahop llayaood called on the lU-v. I)r. llipit to lead the assembly in prayer. 'Thi; prayer was one of the •nowt toui'hlni; \-ver oflensl in the First Melhislist Ki^oisi! cl...rcl. and 1 here was handy a eye in the assimbhiKe. When it w as ifinisti.sl Bishop llayao.sl, without a(M«n»«einK a hymn. I«h1 the isnik regal Wo ditile they sanallm situpUi hut iH-aiitifiil sotix, •ll„w Finn a Foun- djTioii - ” ’ ~ ' I Dr. Ileolt read a resolution of sorrow draftid by members of the conference after the death of l>ish(ri> Keenere daughter had beeti announced s 'tile res- 'oluHon . wka unanimously adopteil, and upohjnotion of Dr. Nelms it was teie- tuaphetl to lliahup Ktamor Soeretary D* i.ny, aetlua on the order of Bishop H.iygood, called the nanies of the ministers who had, Imsoi ap|Kiiiiiis| ou the committee of hfieeH fJVr the fnrtheranei* of the federation of Meiho- dlsts us follows: w. t:. Black. 11. M Htnouer, tiiarh*. H. I.oug, J. II DyH. II. M. Neeley. B. M. Hhsld. H. M. Dttboar, Ignalhis K. Slitimmate. K. B. Ilosa, J. K. (lodbrey, II.’ Baer, .1. ’ 11. Mcls'an, A. (J. Hawkins, Asa Holt ami (\ W. TiHelt iiie caH-for special eonimW'tee n^iorts and for rcso'iitionw was taken up and disposisl . f. The coiumittee on Sahbath ohaervances offered a very lengthy paper which suggests nhoerving the Mnbbath in accordance with the priiu-iples of Metho dism. Mach time was consumed by the rending of (he paper. Tlw paper charged negllence and ever-growing tolerance on tla* part of tiiristiaitot to KaldMith dese- enttion and cittsl the irtJcrances irf the church <m tlie qucs>tiou of 1 he'opening of the Wor'd's Fair on Sunday ami tl»e i«l>eratloii of railroads on Sunday. Placed on the eolemiar. An inriintion from the Sooth (Carolina / delegation that the negt general confer ence be held in < ini Heston was read ami referred to the proper committee. A resolution to the effect that Met ho (list# give tlicit’ hearty oieojieratioa to the movement now on foil for the es- tnhliehmcnt of »i great Protestant Uni- veraity at th<> National ('tipital was in- - . troduced, ami upon motion waa adopted. A reaolnllon asking that the editor of th** JPaeiflc (s«nst Advoimle liA ehs«tisl by the hook editors was read and tmon'mo tion was referred to the eommittee on invlilisliiiig interests. j Yaaterday the house adjourned with Dr. (’and' er’a call for a division on his aiihatitute motion to recommit, which recommended a change in the diaclpline, making it tmmoral to aign a i>etition for * a Ihpior liismae. After wome discussion the subslitite motion was nut to a vote .and lost—yeas, 102; nays, ItW. Tim ah- ^ airv ill «»r iHV It^MUM ItiUk with applauae by the conference and s visitors. 'The temperance iiuestion was discussed at great length and especially the clause of the report making It a violation of rhutvh discipline to sign a petition for a liquor Ik’enae. l>r. Anderson eontinned hfs speech mtv lug the (simmlltee’s report waa not a gassl one and was faMaeious. He raised the point that at times it was right and nei’easary to sign n petition for a license, as for Inetance in n case where one of two nien wonhl Im> granted the only II- cense and the p«»wer <»f a town to be granted. He held it was l»etter to sign the petition of (he better ,nan. A* tlyis junetnre crics of "Nn,'~No,^ Hnd liis-cs were heard Bishop Haygissl let his gavel fall 'once *ml lu a most impressive manner sahl; • Ist that Is* stopiied. This is the first 4 time I ever heard hisses in a Methodist conference.” Several other speeches were made fav- 'bring ami opposing the motion lo recoil* aider. The conference already seemed to Is* in a high pitch of excitement and every point was discussed at length. Dr. Heidt moved that the question lie nut. » The chair granted Dr. Black a mo ment in which to make a statement and he suggestisl as chairman of the committee and for the sake of harmony that the motion to reconsider !»> put and carried, and a motion to recommit be made and carri«sl, after which the Pom mittec ou Temperance having heard the discussion on the subject could bring in a rc|Kirt which wotdd Im> accepted by all. The question was disposed of for the present us suggested by Dr. MaeR'. Bishop I attic, fraternal nasiseiiger fistin the (Nilonvl Methodist I')pisi i>|iiiI ehurch, was inlKsluecd to the conferenee by I’iduip llaygisid. I'ihiii million of Dr. Tigert. as the hour for adjouriini'>nt was near, the time was extended to give Bishop Lane sulfieient time to address the conference. Bishop lame's speech cause I many hearty aniens and much applause. It was a masterly oratorical effort and plainly dhnwed the common fa-nse, Chris Han s|srit and love of the speaker and the people he represented. He tnd.*d bv making u strong aptmal for help for the laute Institute. He was the recipient of the hearty congratulations of all the Bishops present. Bishop Haygoisl restionded to the sjs’eeh. Dr. Newton moved that a col lection for the 1 .attic Institute be taken, carried. The <’ougr<vntlon res|ionde<l liberally tii Hie call for help. 'Hie poxology vyas sung and the meet ing adjourned. Df THU CHIUBniNG.UP BUBrNWM. When the hard times began kist year R iwm reported that a clever woman declared that If Mte had to cam her Uving she would become a “general sympathiser.'' go ing to anyone who wiched to poor out her ' troublne end worries, listening and com forting for a fixed sum per boor; (be Inter views to be strictly conSdential, and the pro free Ions I sympathiser never to allow herself to have pains or trials greeter than Rinse of her client This seemed an odd little fancy, ns Impracticable as orlgisal, until a short time ago. when, reading over the lists which a Woman's Exchange pre pares to meet the wants of Its patrons., ,ne eye fell upon INIs Item: “In Hie cheer- Ing-np bus)ness. A 4gdy who has had suc cessful expertem-e will read to or amuse Invalids or <siorsleseents." Then there Is such an occnpalhm, after all, and one which Ibis cheering lady has made success fuT as well. IfoTV does she .inmiage her dellysle workT by what cunningly de- TABERNACLE IN* ASHES. a Third timh i« dr. talmaqr THR VICTIM or mtAMRS. - riNR HOTRt, At no BCRWKD TO THR OROCRD. Total I,oss |o All Properly Over a - " Mlllloa Dollaro. New York. May 13.—Fire Meepae to be the Nemesis of Rev. T. Do Witt Tal* mage and the inemburs of hie congre gation. ThHr bcaullful new tabernacle at vised means has she bottlwi up the sunshine I'he corner of Clinton and Greene ave- whlch oagrlse Us brightneks-ltitu the Utes I rmee,. Brmiklyii, woo dealroyH y fire of those who sre slmugers lo her? *nd|... . . , , from what founts does she dmw spark'- « f “*'UK>n. Flames broke out In ling exhilarating dm<i«hls? and who. nft-j ,h< ’ wturch edifice juat after tf)o«» who er ahe has spent her day in “reading to I attended the morning service had left and amtmlng Inrallds and COnvaleecenta” I building. rthcers her whea twilight gives her bsck I ‘ , , to herwif? „ Not “ n| y wa ** the church destmyil. It Is a Isamtlful and Self-effacing occupa- j the near'by hotel and a number thin, ilenlanding special gifts of tact and J .f buildings were also greatly damaged rweetncaa. sad calling for keeauees of eye hW the fire broken out one hour ear- and quickness of ear, and *Ibo. contnidio- I .. . torlly enough, for a eei'tilii j-sfcljus near- I "‘ r ’ w 'b le 1h<’ buikMng waa filled with alghlcdneHa nnd mental deafnesa. which can I worttlifpiiera ll la alnhait certain that a leave unnoticed and ttnbwird all hat lends | Ireadful panic and loss of life would him if he would accept the pastorate of I a new Tabernacle if k wa* built free from debt, and he replied that be would do so. Tt»e trustgee expect to hate a new tabenucle built in a year free from all incumbraDoeii. One of the trustees said tonight that Rnsseil Sage held a mortgage on the Tabernacle property which oow amoutned to more than $125,(100, but that Mr. Sage would ac cept $125,000 in fnil payment of all his | claims. COXEY TALKS AIMLESSLY. APPRARg BRKORH .THR HOltflR , COMMITTRB Off LABOR. , V“ 1 PRKSRffTII HIS PETITION AMD IT ALARAMA'd WKXT aOVKHffOR. 1 IS READ. I.ooka Like It Will be Cengreaeusau J Oates. Montgomery. Ala., May 12.—The prl-'] marlea of the Democratic parly took Depressed Condition of tbe Conn- try te Be Investignted. number of prominent PopaBata and far- mer’a Alliance leadsra including the president of the AKianoe and tbs chair man and ascretary of the People a Par ty. - ■■ . WORLD OF SPORT*. Ansae Great Rail Onuaee-On the Tnrf. Bley He Races. ./**•>•• Atlanta, Ga., May O.-Tha event ofi the biryde meet here today waa the de feat of Taylor, of Boston, and John 8. Johnson, of Symcnse. N. ‘Y., byK. 0. Bald, of Buffalo. Johnson obstinately refused to help stt the pace for this race—one mile open, class B but was unable to catch Bald. Time limit waa to mltr ttu^pcrfect harmony which it is so cam'll Hal to- liisbitaln. Yet qhlle as a means of galnttig a livelihood the bitHlners Is undoubtedly unw, It Is really an old, very old, vocation, to whk'h from tine Im memorial IroHien have apnntaneoiWly de- votod thsuiselvcs In the home nest, is daughter and sister, a woman lea run to *x- press the syfapathy of a loving ucart, and In the new relations of wife and mother her opportunities Ineresse Immeasurably and unceasingly, t'pon the so-cel led weak er partner ha-, ever fallen the duty of light ening by her ready responsive cheerfulness 'inve resulted."/ . ’ This la the third time that the Tal- nuge ..Tabernacle haa been destroyed •y I,y a alngular coincidence ach file occurred on a Sunday. h FTvcrfthlng - In the Tabi'rmU’le today was destroyed, with I he building. Pefbap* (he loan which will grieve >r. Talmige ni e| Is that of the me- norlal "Stoiiea which he brought from . . .he Kaat and which were set In the the buMenr^ms by nernml smf nimder. v „n ul tl.e‘ ngKl of tHe organ encased ' ;i stero-rellef work. There were four n number. The top bl'tck was from dount jCaH’i».ry, and tyre the word 'Sacrllh'e.'’, The almie below, from I 'Uii 1 Sinai, bearing fin it “Tlie Liw." 'he bottom opine la fnm Mara Hl'.l mil b»»ir< the inn riptioui "Gospel.” .’>ie flr«t Hone waa utuna ked. A more iidque collection never wag" gathered ram one place. Dr. Talmagc iciya of . hern.' * When everything downtown goes wrong, home Is made No taka on mo*a thatw )la | usual vttiiacFv? isav. and tbe domealloaV- mosphere has t ro.riwiig cilni which re- fresnea tbe tired ma i, whose wife and bs'r- ules are at th,*i’' brighter: Wl^cu pxir papa comes In. A married nnn Is more apt to relrte.ve hla fa-.^n feit*iu»r and I i reinstate hlmaeif mote speei'i* than tie* nn'.rttinntc haehelot, whose )iry comfort s that when he puts on h a hat, k‘» whole family Is un der it! It Is by no means rialneri that women bate a m»vtio|i.il.v of this Inspiriting. Ii'iss lnpar- ting qwillly, yet It Is always ci»nc»*ded lo lie 'such a right woiimuiIt talent that the j highest •wxiipllmeiit that eau he pa Id tonne of the oilier acx !s to lik>'i his nowerx of sympathy to ,hise of.oqrs. The q,m wh'iiu one must do|ieiid on in the dark hours of life, wheii^Mlness and sorrow uml loaseSM depress Hie uiost bnoyailt, nature often piMsesM in the highest ••igree the power of cheering physicians, whose mere presence seems to bring-ficaling; lawyers and elergymen. whose help glows with the unaffected gisslneas of their stitiny natures; nnd others, welghtisl with Ihe exacting cares of business life, Who yf*t have a pleas(int word and a bright sm!h* In even the darkest hour of their own Iron Wen. Blessed Is* all, of whatever age, M X, or Ogtiditlnn, who an* ‘'In the chcerlng-up bu sinesa!" Har(M*r'a Baxar. M I.SSI SSI l'|*| Tit AtaKIlY . DcMlh by A Pencemn her Shut to n Hratvler. New Orleans, La., May 13.—A arH*clul to The Plcayum* from Grecuvllle, Mi.'**., says*. A tragedy occurred at pt'rcy In this (Washington) county, lard night. Jim and Ed Bbentrd ta-canie involved Ifi^ti quarrel with a lot of ncgns'K when Kirby N. Pariah., manager on MORE PEHPIxE. The Ho other n States are extending op port ii ni ties for an Influx of * /desirable class of nettler* which If properly HOed and advertised cannot fail lb Indies* the kind of- people we want lo isist their lota wttIH ua. On May 30 there will Is* held In Angnatn.- Oa., a most Important session of the Inter Htate Immigration and Indnsirte'l ('onveu Hon. Although Hi's organlxatlon has beei, in existence oifly a fbw yenrs. yet U Is m.-siniy growing in interest ami Imisirtane) and aa Ha deiiberatlona are intended to rcaiill In g<Msl for the public at large the deliberations at thl« mceMng and the con nlusloris reaclHsl will to* of Intense 'nter- est and lin|H>rtaucc to Ihe people* In every Mouthern State. In connection with the meetings of Hu- TXifflaathfft and 1nti*n<h*d to-be Vtrreallty a tiranch of 11, the propos**d nswnihly jif all the Southern Govern ora will Is* a moal Important feature. Povoruor Northen. of Ucorgia, has Invlled them to atleud. and lots urgently requested that each Governor will appoint three delegates from the Slate at large to allend and participate In .Ihe Sessions Invitations have also hts'ii s<*nl tut hj the business orgunlxatlons of\An gustu to capitalists, rallnad ’men,-develop ers and all others to whom the subjects discussed will he of lmportaii<*c. From every Htate there arc Indications ' of tniK*h and d*“ep felt interesl In llur ap proaching meeting, for It* Is evident that more attention Is lielng paid (o the qiH*atlon of Indiii'tng tui'nlgnMits of the very best class to come South thou ever before Nearly every State has a hurisiu dovote l tc this work; some have commissioners whose duly It Is to make known clearly and with out exaggeration Ihe advantages offered newcomers in these States, and the rail roads and commercial organisations are aim* doing excellent work, to say nothing of the efforts of the press to keep constanf- ly before t he people the secesslty of .devel oping the HoiiHi'h untold riches. an<j that mon* |«sq»le is one of the ways of .helping to do thl*. The ilcki'gali's from Tehnessee. whether membera of the Inter-Stale Immigration Congresa or not, ahould he in<>el surely In attendance, and the delegates representing other ImhIIcs lu Ihe State ahould also be pki-scnt, so that this Htat-e may la*—fully* and capably nrprcsenfeff nt -a galtnx'ing of A gUICK FIRE. The lire was discovered shortly af- ■ r 12 «t'tiock, jual after Ihe cs>ngrega on had been dlstirtased from the morn ng service. Dr. Talmagc was In Ih hurch shaking hands with a 'number f |*eop1e when flames burst from Ihe rgnti. IOx-Hui*ervlsor Kei*«l. who was ti the SumiiKrville M. K. Church, ;ll ecily opposite from the* Tals-rnade, ad alco s»*cn tbe auioke cotnlng fpmi he... Taheriiaca* window and had sent n an jtthjirni of fire. ~ By the lime the in-men arrived tin* flames were buret ng from all the church windows. Two xtra alarms, ami finally a "special call vere lent In, bringing nil of rile 'ti Clues in liitjLikiyn and Wiiliatnsbui'g io hi* fire. Thc'flames spread with iigh'- dng-like rapidity, am) the spark* flew n all (Urcctbuut. -Tbe greittrei -excite- nent prevailed. The interior of the church was a •ectlijng, roaring mass of flames In- ddc of thirty minutes after Ihe fire ,vaa discovered, ami by 4 o'chs'k the •oof aiid the handisotlte steeple bad alien In. m T A HOTEL BURNS. Great Jela of Ihyne shot aervm* the >l*cii apace txdweeu tin* Talteruack* and' ■hurch. on Clinton avenue, an«l In a Hort Space of time the portion of the .otcl nearest the church was hurulug lerccly. . 'I’lie Hcgent was a family hot*4. ■ The W**hington, Blay I.—The District J 2 and time made waa 2:30 1-4 and place today In the bulk of the counties I Commissioners spent several hours to- I Itoferee Johnson declared it off. of this State today to select a nominee day { . ( ^ 1(h . rt ^ ^ of ^ Health 0 ne uulo novice was won by W. C. for Governor. Tnege are only two . . ... . . | - . r= candidates In the fle’d W C Oates Department, which pronounced the Johnaon. Time. g.-W d-4. the present member of ‘ Congress from 0; ,xey «M“P * menace to the health, of Half mile, open, *olaa» A, b > the Third District, and Capt. Jo^ph th * cJty ' and recommend# in tbe atrong- George Fitxaimmons. Time* 2uJ7 1-A F, Johnson, of Birmingham. ThJ re- ^ ^ it be vacated. Dr. - - . turns from many counties are Incom- I Uanttnett, health officer, declared that plele. but the Indications are favorable 11 WM utterly Impomlble to make the to th? success of Mr. Oates. He aaa ““"P habitable. It k} likely that a carried Montgomery overwhelmingly, warrant \ylil be sworn out. charging and Mobile aim, eeems ti have given With maintainiog a nuisance. him a landslide ^ Coxey is getting read# lo meet such a . ^ , , I»n*t(y complete returns give him the 1'roceedlng. He haf a number of men atid E C Bald. Buffalo, N. Y., Third (bounties in the First, Second and Third at .U* ground this morn- Time. 5:53 1-2. Ongrreslonal district without an ex- n8r ' bu ‘ dlaaatiefacUou among the men I PNve mile handicap, won by Georg feptlon. These make 17k delegate* out ^ •j te ®dtly Increasing, of a necessary 253 to nominate. He . Thirteen men are already In local Imepitaa. and many In the camp are suffering from various com plaints. Late this afternoon Coxey was eerv el with a notice to comply with the health regulations in r»*gard to his also has Macon, L'fwndes, El mice, Cooee and TallapiKea in Ihe Fifth dis trict, which are thirl y-seven more. He also has Greehe and part of Sumter The Indications are that he a’so has Shelby. St. dair, Cherok.*e„ Ladren<-e cam P', w,thln ^rty-elght hours, o^ner and DeKalb, in North Akttoma, ^ will be priweeuted under a lhlW-be_ the/^^ JLaa. .ia!JreJ.han. a which Imposes a ftue of from One mile. 2:40 class, George Fitwdm- mons. Time. 2.HIS 1-2. One mile boys, Kendall Spear. Time, 3:08 1-4. „ Two mile, open, class B, w-ith six iftimite itirat; Johw S* Johnaon^ finrt I Geo. F. Taylor, Bouton. Maas., aeeond. Fitxstnwnona, of North Carolina, in 15-25 i-4 # John 8. Johtv«m went against time and broke the Georgia track record for half a mile, Taylor paving. Time, 1 :<k>. Ja<*k Prince beat a trotting borae in-' slow time for a quarter of a mde. — — iy IN ft** Rupert Hauus Organ. Iseta Heeda. lo Stops. Rich 0MW M cash and X! monthly. Red need from IMA Writs Oa. BaautlfUISrxRUHa Minx* Top only tea 4 aeta KeMa, URtopa. Whits Ua. Lovely New Btylee at IH and m Writs Ua. Elegant New Planoe only tSM. WoMnxxrDL at the nuem. WkiTR Us. Tremendous barraina In nearly new Pianos and Organs, used a trifle only. Writs Us. ff you want a Piano «*-' _ now la tbe time to buy li J- RIORT. WRITR Ua. r j Write u* anyhow. Trade le l dull and you can't aak more { uueetlon* abont Plano* and 1 ~ organ* than we want to an-1 ■wer. Try it, please. < SAVANNAH, GA. C. P CO. No SO-'M lAASiUNGTOff ITEMS. [YS rirr >23 ■ fur each offence. Coxey tod«y repudiated the statement made yesterday by Representative Hud I ^on. jtf Kansas, that he (Coxey) would leave the city as soon as he could la* heard by either a House or Senate | | committee. -“if- Hudson did- say *r>. 1 * comrittued majority. Several large counUeWj^.lo not act at all until Wednesday, ™ch as TuacaTobsa. Limestone and Dallas, of which Mr. Oates Is likely to get a majority. Mr. Johnson carried (he bulk of the Fourth, Sixth, Seventh. Eighth and Ninth districts, but the prospects are f", 11 * lu d™ai aid say ao,’ cmttnueti Fyesferdxy after •hat he has fallen considerably short ? oxey ' he ‘ ,1 ' 1 not rt-pn-sent me. ,1 stating that the case of the Mercantile of a majority The county conventions H'* ' w>t to go. I am here to I Truxt and Deisthit 4>.. of Baltimore against meet We<ln,t»<lay to record the result I * et w,,:ne redress, for the grievances of the (S^orgla Southern and Florida Railroad •Reerelwry—Smith -<'<«HeR,-<e Atlanta. Gold Kxport*. Washington, D. C.. May 9.—Secretary Hoko Snrith left Washington last night for Atlanta, Oa. He had Intended to bo pres ent at the Fredericksburg celebration to morrow and deliver an addres*.' but late u be-recelrsd a teh eff*’ today's primary. The State conven tion meets May 22. ATLANTA'S KXPOMITIOff. the people, ftnd will stay until my j mission is accomplishel. There will be a great many more of us here a month hence than there are row, and we pro- |m,ih> to keep up this agitation until | sornethiTig la accomplished.'’ Coxey appeared on the floor of the [ House today before Ihe hour of bud- Congress Will be Strongly Crged for | An Appropriation. y/ Atlanta, Oa., May 12.—(Special)—The I tuvis under the escort of Representative delegation of Atlanta citizens and others ■who will go to Washington to app'S' 1 ’ Is*- fore the Committee on Appropriations for the purpose of orglng Congress to make an npproxNTlatlon to the Colton States and International Eximaltlon, will leave here tomorrow night itl 9 o'clock. A atrong effort will be made to secure the appropriation, and from the amount of Influence at work the Exposition people are vary hopeful of success. The Ex position has been-endorsed by the commer cial organizations uud other bodies In most of the Southern States and the committee that goe* to Washington tomorrow will bear resolutions and ret-omnieinlatlons that cannot fall to have weight with the Con gressmen. Among thorn* who will compose the dele gation are J. W. Lahoiilwse. president of the New Orleans cotton exchange, W. D. riiipley, ■ Pensacola. Fla.. Cot F. F. editor of the Jack too VJikyJria., qMiiwu-Unlou, G. G. Jordan, of C i'uipinis. Fence. Some of the' repreoeiitatives who were early in their scats, c-niwde-l ’alsmt him. but. when their curiosity was .aatlalled they dropped away one by one, ami left him with Fence. At 11 o'clock Coxey appealed before the House Committee on ■ Lalsjr. COXEY’S PETITION. Coxey laid before the eommittee Company'would bo reaclysl In the Supreme Conrt of Georgia. Thursday- or Friday. The case Involves the validity of .$4,000,- 000 of Iwnds In which the 8<*rretary has been the leading counsel In the Htlgatio* for several Tears and he was compelled to cancel his Fredericksburg engagenieht in order to be present In court wti-m fhO case comes up. "T An official statement of Chinese registra tion under the extended Geary law place* the figures at 106.300. 'Hie President todar nominated to be postmasters: W. B. Oare. Bessemer, Ala., W. A. Ferst, Shelbyvnie, Tenn. ^ The Treasury Pepaj-troent was advised late this afternoon that !1.900.000 In gold had been engaged at the New York anh- potition boaring tlie signatures of the 1 Treasury for export to "Europe tomorrow: f<Xlowers, the character of th«r occupa-1 * . * tions and their ptoee of residence. It waa written on paper bearing the letter head of the army of tbe commonweal. At Hr* top of the page were printed in bold . blade totter* the mottoes, “Good roods,“ “Good money,” “good work.” Beneath this appeared a signal line, ‘iCoumxiwweaJ of Christ.” The petition Is dated at Campt 'Pyrany, in the field,,| Washington, D. C., May 9, and read aa follows: The President on his trip to Fredericks burg tomorrow to attend the Mary Wash ington monument ceremonies will be ac- conrpaitol by Secretary and Mrs. Gres ham. Secretary and Mfs. Gnrtlale. Secre tary and Mr*. Lament. Postmaster Gen eral Blosell, Secretary and Mias Morton and Private Secretary and Mr*. Thurber. The text of the cable message In regard . W«* the undersigned, citizens of the I ^ ,he E" r lhq ,l » k<r ‘b) Venesuela received nt F. a. DuBJgnon. of Savannah, A. W. Car- United State* of America, bow sojourn- thp SU,P D '‘ I ‘ art,m ‘ nt today from Mr. Dirt- wile. of August* and several other mem I |,i K j n the District of Columbia, which la I ,h ** <^»rge d'Affaire* of the TTotted bvrs of the August* Board of Trade, Hon. | n( ,t only the asylum of the oppreaSbd by D. A. Tompkins, 'president <*f ihe ('bar-1 a ]; nations, btrt our national home, do lotie, N. C., B->ard of Trade. Frank F. hereby respectfully petition your honor: O’Brien, of Birmingham, Ato.. Hon. A. S. I body to aJIuw brother J. S. Coxey, (q*y. of Marietta. These gentlemen wUll I 0 f Massillon, 0., and Csrl Browne, of gather la Atlanta tomorrow. The Atlanta I (’nlhdoga, Oa!*., to appear before you as committee Is composed of the .following I our H]K>k<’»m-'u, to voice our wishes in States legation.at Caracas' was as follows; ‘’Earthquake on 2Sth of April destroyed ottles of Egldo and Merida and several vlT- lages. Los* of life said, to be heavy. As sistance would be appreciated.” regard to the proposed legislation, for whiwh we made the march to Washington inely the J. 8. Coxey. good roads and iKuidntereat-liearing bond bUl, whldi we believe if passed by Congress would not only solve tbe pntnent prevalent buslnew dt*pression give employ meat to us, repro of OT SETTI.Fjn VET. ^’ucHt* fl«*<l in disiiiuy. Some of them | stoiqxal to throw tlieir valunbh's and Tyler, Judge II. E. ,W. Palnir flsjhing from the windows,- while trthera Stockdell, General J. R. I*«wls Woodson, Mr. Martin Amomur J. A. Dodson and Mr. Forest Adair. cUlxena: Mr. (T. H. OolHer, president of the Wx- posltion company; Mr B. M. Inman,' ex- Governor R. B. Bullock, £>r. R. Spalding, Ron. John B. Goodwin, mayor of Atlanta; Mr. J. G. Oglesby. Mr. Clark Howell, Mr. A. D. Adair, Hon. E. P. Rice, Judge «. B. TomlAlna. Mr. W, L, Feel. Mr. T. B. _ — Neal, Mr. J. J. Hplftmling. Major E. L. | industry of many niili!otis. now like n*| y. U, T® (’*118 decision in gnnuig an Florida Supreme Conrl Will Olsensn the IVIme Fight Question . Jacksonville, Fla.. May 9.—The vie- oT'a/r; ''" ,b liurriml to (Maces of safety, juJt aa they liap|M’Hed to 1* apparelled when . the panic atmek them. At the time of the tire there were eighty live gnosis and ninety servants in Ihe hotel, and many of these had narrow, escapes. TIh* tire cxteiulnl to the hole! lie!ween the first and *e<'ond ll<s«r. Before Ihe employes'Wive the alarm they attempted lo get it under control. “The lire so >11 | -prencl up to the rtiinl a ml fourth floora,' however, and Hie guests and servants rushed js'll mHI into Ihe stn-et. -TWO LADIES RESCUED. There were two ladire in tin* hotel who ; 1 er. Mr. 11. C. I all over the Union, but would A effec-j injunction to restrain the Hberiff fr< *. Mr. Stuart J tually, we Tielieve, provide against any j interfering with the fight between C our. captain 1 possiMe recurrence of the extraordinary ,^ lt Bnrt Mir< . hp n ha* been claimed MYSTElUOi.'S DltJAFFEARANCE. There «re numerous n‘|H>rls in circula tion today accounting for the disappearance of Mr. Marlon W. Spencer, the well- known Alaliania street broker. Mr. S|»enoer h*ft the city on May 3d. and l\** not since Ik*>u heard from. He did not leave Ills ad; dress with his family or friends. His busi ness Is now in the hands of bis falber-tn- law GuL. John Paul Jones. Several of the houses represented bv Spencer, however, have transferred their .business to other brokers. The police department baa not been no- from condition now existing\in the indjistrial I and business arteries of th# ‘nation, | tbe ^ which. It ac**ine plain to us if not reme- »- - * ‘ dtod 1 will bring' death to rvphbliean insti tutions or revolution to maintain them by force of arm* which all must deplore.” Coxey** petition reas rend by the clerk. A LITTLE NONSENSE. He: It Is endurance, the ataying quality, that make* wen atrong. Fbe (with a glance at the clock): Yon must be a Hercules.—Hrper’* Bsxaar. He: I’d Just a* lief be bung for a sheep an u temh. •, ■- — ■ . ■' —r-* She: Well, yon’H bo hung for neither; yen'll h# honig for a calf or nothing.—Y011- kera SUteamau. “Tliere la one thing can be an Id of Brown, he alway* attends to tolu own business.” “Yes, sir; that’* why hi* last employer diectinrged him."—la er-Ocean. "Hsv* you Rimaeuf srtffMloe to ptoVe thar the man 1* really Inaane?’’ “Gnat Scutt! yes. He returned a valuable umbrella that no had borrowed. "--In ter- Ocean. . , “Brevity may be tbe soul of wit,” mut tered Fenner, sadly searching hla pockets lu vain for the price of a beer, “hut I’ll be blamed if 1 can see any fun in being short."—Guffalo Conner. The Congregation (on the bank): What’s the mattah. Pahson? Pareou Dlppem (excitedly): De Lord hab mercy! I 'lowed Brs'r lUmpsou ter *ltp un der de Ice!—The Waierbury. “How was it discovered that the prison er was a woman dlgutsed aa a man?'' '•She waa placed In a chair with a tidy on the back and sat for )5 minute* with out displacing it,”—Inter-Ocean. "What are you in here for?*’ asked the 1 prison visitor. "Plagiarism,” answered the convict., “What?” "Plagiartom. I tried to publish a private iMue of 350 greenbacks."—Indianapolis Journal. It Is doubtful If culture will ever be able to make a man stop snoring In bis sleep.—: - Rant's Horn. There I* much tendernoe* In thl* seem ingly cruel world—hut the butcher rarely find* It.—Plain Dealer. Wagge: Why don’t you got a bicycle. Fat T -—* —.— Fat: Bicycle nothin’, whim l want to walk I prefer to do It stannln’ np!—Grip. “I* your husbxnd sociable, Mrs. FaupaT’ ^ “Yee, Indeed! He’s a^ regular socialist; talks all tbe time.''—Boston Gazette. Mrs. Uest: Aren’t ffie decollete gowns lovely? I don’t think 1 ever *aw a prettier picture. „. - Mr. Hoaate: Adam dld.tJjTruth. . Suitor: I adore your daughter, I will do everything— .Father: Chestnuts! I said the same thing to her mother’s father.—Hullo. tin,*! of any crookediives In tbe ndsstn^ I the entire suLjerit of the indu*!rial de- WORDS FROM SENATOR WALSH. A private letter from Senator Patrick Wals® to Judge H, W. Baldwin which, at our request, has been turned over to the Advertiser for pabticaHon, contain*, among other things, Ois following: —■ “The commendation wnlch I have receiv- r- .. . . T mt i 1 ('4, has placed me under life long obliga- Florida to prevent pnxe fighting. Plus tlons*to my friend* and fellow-cltlxeu* In has lw»en accepted 11s final unless the J and out 0/ Georgia. I am deeply apprecta- Legislature passes a law prohibiting ! tire of the sentiments expressed by you su’-h* fights in the fnlure. But every j lu- yonr letter. Please thank Mr. hMTlow - - , , .... 1 ''ne app<*ars to have forgotten that ihe .and my old friend Mr. Auto ne Ponllaln the members of the committee following the reading carefully. Carl Browne came in as the clerk finished and seated himself bewide Coxey. CdXKY TALKS AIMLESSLY. Hi Mr. McGsnn. the chairman of the I have boon reminded of the fact hy no ; Northen’* appointment of me eonunittee, said the petition would have j lesser^ perwmage than Sheriff Pen ree | at*. I rejoice because I miybe Instrumen- to go to Che special committee which j of the Supreme Court who arrived in ■ tal In doing something for Georgia and the they hoped to have formed to inveotigute I the city today and served each member South. cast* was appealed to.the Supreme Court ! for their kind expressions. A m*n amounts. by A. O. Hartridge, the Stutes Attor- | to vcry.lMUe without M* friends. My ney. In liehalf-of K, B. Broward, heart.Is filled with gratitude for flic want- sheriff. * ji/- ^ j testations of esteem and approval bronght «»,» v,i..h — forth to Geovgls and other States by Got. The memibers of’’the club, however. I WWW to the-end that Ihe entire South may oe advanced along all the lines of Industrial progress.—Nashville American. prominent and able men who are work’ng I HK1|in im(l a> ,. lj|| bl|t the (ireniMi each tins' flooded them with water and ex tinguished the flaini**. The Suniiiierfield Metluxlist Episcopal Church, at (Jrecn jsnd Washington ave nues, also caught fire from flying sparks, but the IIhiiic* were sotm extinguished Tbe fihnMTou* small fires continued until 4 o’c!o<'k, by which time the fii-(»- ineii. had gotten the flami's iu the Taber nacle under iwuitrid. xhBSh HOW FADERBWSK1 LIVES. of the club to Is* fouinl in .Tarkson- vttle with h citation to appear before instance of hi* friend* effofls have been 1 started to address the committee. He 1 :ho Siipreare.Court on the second Tue» ; made to k>i*ate him. ' - I had only pro<'ee<led a moment wh(*n the I day in June to answer to tie* case Marlon Spencer has tieen one of the nmst I memberji liegan questioning him. His 'Hie Stations are for J. E. T. Bowden, wis-i-essful brokers in the city for 10 years I replies to these queries were ramhliugf J Josonh H. Yendip. Txiuia C Slhler, B. "past.-He possessed the unlimited e*mfl-. j and unsa'lisfactory. The impresa on | F. Blake. C. E. Smith and Charles W. deuce of the business community, ami his I mado by him upon tbe committee was Hbuence and Ihe report current on account I obviously not a flattering one. He was of It [*ut him in an unfortunate light., His j treated courteously, and held the floor friends express coufldem-e In Ihe final J for tten-minutes, but be said nothing that clearing up of the present trouble Just as I was eithef Original-or profound or that soon a* tbe absent broker can be communl- added in any manner to the knowledge rated with. He has been In bad hralth for I desiml hy the CommAtee. quite a while and some of IH* friends I He liegan hy saying that billions of think he haa wandered off In a demented I improvemeiAs ought to lie made through- condltlon caused by bis business enmpll- I out the country and that millions of pon- lind lo lie carried out. On the fifth floor broker's business transactions, but at tfir | urcsiuon. Coxey then took the floor and Mrs. Lisuiiia, of Saviiimah, (»a., was lying ill with her young Imhy, only a few days oW. She was carriml safely from the hurnitig hotel, and with hfr cliild was remoreil in an ambulatiee 4o ihe Hoimsqmthie Hiwqiital. Nliss Keane, ihe assistant housekeeper of the Iwtef, was also carriol'from the w huildiiig. She had just passed through a severe ijJuras, but was convalescent. The flames spread rapidly through the hotel, and it too was mkhi afire from eel- Ur to rocif. The lirepien tlmn devoted their effort* cations, to ss-ve surronHiting-property.-,A umubar f dwellings in the vicinity caught fin “I have Juat finished an article oa South ern Developmcat for the Irving Syndicate. It will be published In leading papery throughout the country. I am sure you wilfy read It with Interest. A* 1 finished It here, 1. I dated It from the United States Senate. , . , I am an enthusiast on the resources »nd Richard hop, doinj? ^Hislness the Duval ; unrivahKl uaftural a<lvantagPH of the South. Athletic Club The cibilions are signed lyr (L J*. Raney, chief jiiatue of tile Supreme Court of the State of Florida. COUNTERFEITERS CAPTt RED. Mr. Capt. C. O. Will Is'a Pantherburn plan tatiou war calh-d fn as a p*'ao«*maker, buh' While attempting to perform hts ffuRes as such the SheranU abused him. and when he resented Ed Sherard shot and killed -him. The cltixcus are considerably wrought up, and are scour ing the country-to find the Sherard'a. Who escaped. ’. ' - MBS. CLEVELAND GOES. WaAlngtop. D. C„ May 13.-The vV'hlte House Is ,*t present without any ot fca distinguished occupants. Follow ing the departure of Up* Presideut, Mrs, C2«velaiid left the city at 7:10 this even ing with her two young daughters ft* Buffalo where ah* will make a brief visit with her mother, Mrs. Perrin. Th# population *f polls of An* trail a. th* metro- decreased tt.<J« i , Z / ■ * Fatlcrewski's headquarters‘ are v Itr Park*. In ois* of the long avenues ra (hating from the" Arc. de, Ti hunph'e, tig* Pol toll, pianist has fixed his abode, a pretty little liatchetor apartment on the ground floor. Pederewski come* to Faria for repooe and rrat, 'and d«»es his best to hide the fact of hto re-entry fp»m the horde of lady admirers and amateura. who bore him. \ litiless by appointment, it I* impos- sibto to And Paderewski at home. You may hear the sounds of a pianaforte divinely played, but the concierge will assure you with his l»e*t .bowr “II n’eat l»a» chex lul Monsieur Paderewski.’’' When i'aderewskl wishes to Like his ooustitutlonal th<*re to often a~ most amusing, comedy played outside hto dts r. There are a few potypto who km*w Ids habits, and about the hour he goes out lie in wait for him. In this,] way Paderewski has been caught sev era! timcii. — Now -he- msaages 4«- ( even ttowe Ixtres, for when he goes out a servant is sent 011 liefow*, and if any auspicious loiterer to near a cab \ OVER A MILLION I>)SS. The Talienmele and Hotel Regent were complefely gutted. Nothing re mains but tlie wall*. At 5 o'clock por tion* of tlie rear wall of the Tabernacle fell. ,The total lo*o is estimated at a little over a million d<41ars The loss on Otc Hotel Regent, including the .build ing, paiidiugs atul the guest*’ Inuise'ndd goods, will nniount to about $1VH),(N»0. 'lYn* loss on the Tabernaele is about $4<i<),inmi, and the adjoining buildings are reported to lu* damaged to the extent of $»>.00t>. It ix said that the hotel was insured for ImUMMIO. Four firemen were overcome by heat dm*nff the progress of the f flames, and ai^i. w , T1 | v had to lie removed from the scene. \ They 11 !l recovered. It is supposed the fire wa* caused by a spark from one of the electric light wiieti to haih*d and drawn up In the court Paderewski steps in. drives off a few | bohisd the- organ. streets till he Is far enough away to I The- Tabernacle ' was Insured for got out, and begins hto promenade un- 11130.000. moleodd and In peace W , LL BE rebuiLt . Tbe flrst thing that strlkra the eye as one enters Paderewski’s salon to Th ’“ hoard of trust era ».f the Taber- a table afShding by the Erard plana- ""'h* tonight fio>d a meeting in the forte, on which lie an amusing areort- hou**' of Dr Talmage, at which ", men* of cigarette cases In all toylre. the w,u ‘ decided to rebuild Ihe Tabernacle, majority being In silver. After you T h4 ‘ trustee* «» y Dr. Talmage Is to have studied these you notice the large | ,,u ‘ rt 011 J ‘b* trip around the world as pteture* in oil of Pailerewskl himself. a ‘ flrat in.tendsd. Dr. Talmage will then the quantities of, flowers-tn hand- ,,t * rt tomorrow. He will go to Phila- some baskets, tied up wtth bright rtb- de’.phta first, then to Atlanta, a<vd bons. the gifts of lady admirer*. Paler- through the Southern State* to Hotulu- ewskl Is seldom up to timC_*o that lu * New Zealand and Australia. BIG STRIKE THREATENED. St. Paul, Minn., May 13.-—-Tbe Amer ican Railway Union delegates to the GeneMl (Conference were in session at Ijalsir Hall all this afternoon nnd (*v(di ing, and at midnight tonight announced that a general Htrike on the Great Northern fn»iu St. Paul to Seattle i* likely to bo ordered at t» o'<4<H-k Monduy morning, ip delegation ■will l»e sent to I’resident Lmiorrow morning, xvliich will demand the immediate restoration of wages paid for work on April 1, tlie day the (strike was expected. If he re fuse* the big strike will Ik* on again with all it* violence. , pic are ready'to make them. The only thing needed was money. “We claim,” pie *rd, “the same privileges fbalt one per cent, of the peopjy, the national Arrested Near Havaanah Vpan In formation of a Negro Detective. Savannah. Ga., May 9.—Two white men giving their names as T. Frank Mason and Joint Morgan were arrested tha't the national banks hod that pri vilege for twenty years. Ryan, (Dem.), of New York-Yon claim to represent ninety-nine', pM cent of the people of this country. ” Coxey—Ye* Sir. - • Rysn—On what do yon base that es tlmate. ' Coxey—I claim that ninety-nine per cent, of the whots people ask the same WILL STAY AT HOME. I privileges that one per cent., the national New Orleans, May 11,—A special to I barkers, have had for 28 years. That the-Picayune from Houston. Texas, *nyS: J one per cent, hare had money at a cod Tlie Coxey army which started (Hit from I nne P er cent. this city yesterday to tramp to Waffh- I Evan I understand yon to say yon bankens.have had—to issue money based I nepr Savannah today charged with on the wealth of the Ifcate, county and I ondnterfeitiog! The information against municipality.” j the men was given by George Johnson. Dunn. (Dem.), of New York,'asked If I ft negro detective, who had travelled our institutions were to t>e turned into with thetrt for the last ^ three day*, banking powers. Mr. Coxey replied | Johnson delivered over 21 counterfeit silver dollars which he said he had been sent here to pass. He said the men had several hundred dollars more of the-stuff. Thefs came up from Florida where they claimed ,to have been working upon the new East Coast railroad. No counterfeit money wins found upon the men. but they are thought to have hidden their stock of counterfeit dollars in the woods. The mon were sent to jail to awiiit examina tion. ENGLISH GOODS MARKET. Manchester, May The Guardian In utgton gave out the idea after arriving 'w™*' here representing 9!) per cent, of Ita osraroerclal article rays: YiuIIuchs donil- at Eureka, six miles out. and after rthe-people. Of course if that be the case I nAt * 8 market and, this fact Induce* breakfasting this morning took posse*- I we would like to hav« the proof of itl * n producers a willingness ,to accept *0 that Congress can act and I presume g '^-rarioLnT W «m«n r u* ,,le a^ 11 * Congress would actot the request of 09 at MR]r £?«., bot I or rent, of tbe peofAe. flow Oan yoti | btiftlnoM on thono terms have been met show that you represent 99 per cent of with lower offers. The weight of opinion the people. I points.io a further decline, the uncertainty Coxey—I do not claim that, sir. regarding rates of exchange benumbing This closed the hearing of Coxey. He I smaller transactions. Tbe tone of yarns Is was followed by I. E. Dean of Peunavl- j Irregular and the 1 ms I ness below the Vania, a member of the executive com- * wra * e - ■- mhtce of the Fartner’a Alliance. He j * ~ urged the appointment of a special com-1 WRECKED TRAIN, mif lee te mveriigato the whole subject | cmrago,*^H., May 9.^-Thc northbmmd sion of a Miseouri and Tcxaa freight train. The conductor ordered them oil hut aa they ref need to vacate he had the train hacked to the city. The army quietly ‘dtoctul>ark(>d and are in the old captoi on White Oak bayou. As they decline to walk'it is likely the army will There is no section of the Union, there la no country In tbs world, com oar able to tbs South. The time Is at hand when we must publish the advantages of Georgia- »hd in vite capital and-tnimigratixn into our State. They ought to be and will be Independent and prosperous. If we act wisely In pro claiming the manifold advantage* »f Geor gia for dlvcrslfled agriculture, manufac tures and mining.’' 1 Of course the Senator Intends by "Immi gration'' the people who are" thrifty and virtuous; and The Advertiser regards him aa a patriot end benefactor In all rnat he accomplishes in tlij* wise undertaking. No one can read thl* extract .from Ms letter without pausing to .■qltulre the renll- ment expressed by him when be says "A man amounts to very little without hi* friends.” It Is this Beutlrpent of which tie ha* over been the 1 xpnhent, that has drawn to him the troops of devoted friend* all over Georgia Mid oth«r Spates■ >f the Union where hi* name 1* the synonym of unsel fish patriotism.—Madison Adverttoer. A STATESMAN DEAD. Berlin, May 13.—Kurd von Sehloeaer died here today. He was a dipiomattot - -of high rank,—He waa aiwo an an and philologist. He was born in Lue- before he will have come tn you can notice everything—tbe ollveY wreathe, pbctograpiia. picture*, buata, bibelots. - The Weat mi natter Budfet. a THE NEW TABERNACLE. New York, May 13.—The trustees pre pared a letter to Dr, talmage asking of industrial depression and said that I New Orleana exprews train c« the Hll- lieok In 1822, and In 1850 entered the I such action on the part of Congress j noto Central Railroad, due tn thl* city Prussian ’ ministry of forel$ii affairs, would Inspire great confidence among!at 7 o’clock this morning, was wrecked After (weupylng several subordlna'e of- | the people. Dean alao waa aiihjected to!at Buckley, the engtde and mall car, (Ice* he was made minister to the Unit- I • course of questioning which did not re-1 1 be baggage oar and two coaches being »>d States in 1876. *He was a wai^. ta u mo r e to hia aatiafaction or to the 'lerailed. The engine w.i* overturned, friend and admlrqr of Bismarck. enffghtenment of the committee than and Emrineer Samuel Edgerlee was • . ■ --*|did that-of-Caxey. The committee then I* cbb '^’^ fireman was oeriously lu WHjL SHOOT SNIPE. went about itr regular buaineea. - M ur " L Nwe ^ ,h e rest of the train Norfolk. Va. May 13.-President C!eve- After hearing Coxey today the-’House . T 1 *' land,'Secretary Grenhnm, Secretary Car- Committee on Labor, by a vote of-7 , J T*, wa f.. cau . ® ,wit r h , b( * ,n * lisle and ('apt. It. D, E'ans arrived here I 2 decided to report A resolution for a brake shoe, which had on the light house tender Maple at 111 joint inveetigation by a-apecial committee of labor io general. to Gurretook Sound, where the Presi dential party will spend three days shout ing snipe. They will return to Washing ton next Saturday. v This decision waa hailed with satisfac- . tloq hy Coray aw) Browne rad by jl dropped from a southbound freight Hiat passed over the track at midnight Austin, Texas, May 9.—Sugi-r planter* here* say they will probably have repre seutatives in New Orleans Friday tq at tend the auger conrention. Ticket Scalping. The Ucket-Bcalplng business la causing much trouble to • number of Southern Pa cific men. Two clerka were recently ar rested charged wtth issnlng fraudulent tick* ets to two scalper*, who are also being prosecuted. During the exartiSatlon last week one of the scalper* named Grecnwald said that he told the two clerks that they were perfectly safe In eeltTag ticket* to him, for both he and his brother mad* a prac tice to clip coraera off all tickets sold by them, *o conductor* would know at a glance that the ticket came from their of fice, and would say nothing. Investigation I* now In progress upon the theory that a coiiKpiraey exists between the .Green wolds nnd tr.e conductors. Thus f»r upward of been accounted for. and the Investigation h*a only begun. Tlcketocalping Is the parent of robbery, forgery, perjury, swind ling and other forma of crime. It pught to be prohibited iu the interest of railway em ploye*. railway stockholder* and the publlo generally.—Railway Age. v1 CAROLINA TEMPLARS. Charlotte, N. C., May 9.-The Grand ('onkmandory ot Knight* Templar 1 this State adjonrned its 14th annn conclave here tonigNt. The eommandery haa been in session two days. Twalve lodges were represented. Tomorrow the grand chapter of the State will meet." The Conclave will clone tomorrow nlgUf by a grand banquet at the Central AGAIN TOGETHER. New York, May 13,—Henry George and Dr. McGlynn spo’ - from the.same platform iu Cbickering Ha! might for the firet.thue ahice 1^<7. v ... . ” ' ''*/ .