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THUiiSDA APRIL 17, 185)0.
The Republican members of the
' Wars and Means Committee air
; weakening badly on their tariff bill
-. They promised faithfully to report it
. to the House last Tuesday, but failed
to do so. They are alarmed at the
numerous complaints of the sugar
hien and other disaffected members.
"" are disposed to grant them oin
. concessions. They do not know
, which way to turn, however. The
'.y sugar men were out in force Tues
day, and were heard by the Re
publican members in secret session.
As a consequence the air is full of
rumors of changes in the sugar
schedules. One of these stories b
that the Republicans have at last de
cided to place sugar on the free list
'. and provide a bounty to sustain the
Industry In this country. The Wash
ington correspondent of the New
York Bun says that Major McKinley
and his colleagues deny this, but ad
mit that a compromise is among the
, possibilities. They were in confer
i ence until after midnight Tuesday
' night, and were hard at it for manj
hours Wednesday. A delegation o1
i the sugar planters of Louisiana have
come forward with the propositior.
to accept a bounty, as at first pro
posed, it is insured for fifteen years
There axe two propositions on tht
subject One is to keep a diity 01
- one-half of cent per pound ami glv
a bounty of 1 1-2 cents per pound
"' The other is to take all duty off saga:
J.' and give a bounty of two cents pei
- pound. Formerly the propositioi
: for a bounty did not fix any deflnib
time duringwhich the bounty shouli.
be paid, and the sugar men feared
that the bounty would very soon be
taken fronf them. Tuesday th
Republicans were again in confer
ence at Major McKinley's lodgings-.
and the greatest pressure is belnv
brought to bear to induce them t
. give the sugar men a chance. Then
are too uiauy members, however
who are contending for free sugai
- that the committee find them sel vet
, twist the devil and deep sea. Tin
'' protest of sixteen Republican mem
bers of the House against the larg
increase of the duty on carpet wool
Is also having some effect on tin
committee. The bill was finally re
if erred to the House yesterday after
noon. Mr. Carlisle submitted tin
views of the minority.
There are over 200 niert In Chicago
worth $1,000,000 or more, the. average
possessions of each exceeding f z;O0O,-
000. .Marshall Field and P, D. Ar
mour head the'list with a fortune of
at least $25,0(0,000 each, and Geo. M.
Pullman comes next with $15,000,000.
.
Iowa Adhere to Prohibition.
Drs Moinks. Iowa, April 15. Iu
the House this morning the joint
resolution pressed by the Senate pro
viding for the resubmission of the
Prohibition amendment was brought
Up, but the rules could not be sus
pended, so it was killed so far ns tnis
session is concerned, and will not be
submitted for two years.
The First Step.
Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't do
anything t- your satisfaction, u;ul
you wonder what alls yon. mi
should heed the warning, you m e
taking the first step into Nervi.m
prostration. You need a Nerve
Tonic and in Electric Bitters yon
will find the exact remedy for re
storing your nervous system to it
normal, healthy condition. sur
prising results follow the use of thi
great Nerve Tonic and Alterative.
Your appetite return?, good digestion
is restored, and the Liver and Kid
neys resume healthy action. Tr
bottle. Price 50 cents at HurweJU'
Dunn's Drug Store.
ago that some admirer of Hon. Sam
uel J. Handall, wno knew now poor
he was, started a subscription to a
fund which reached $50,000 to pro
vide for his family after his death.
This movement was kept a secret
from Mr. Randall, who it was known
would have refused his consent if he
had known it It now appears that
this friend was George W. Childs,
the benevolent and big-hearted pro
prietor of the Philadelphia Ledger.
For the best Norfolk Oysters go to
Arndt's.
Special
Sab
The state of business in the Houst .
ays the "Washington Post, is such
that the Ileimhl ien lenders exited
to be able to adjourn the present ses
sion of Congress before the usual
" of Juue they hope to be able to s -'
cure the passage of a silver bill, ;
tH 1.111 i.i. .,1 ..t
'.. election law, and those measurer
which the party has been pledged t
in its platforms. It is not exneetei
-' that much time will be consumed it
the Senate over the tariff bill, as tin
'...l. 1 1 ..I. .11. .1
BU1IIKITL 1 1 MM IIHH1 I.I, i 1 Wl 1 1 1 IT 1 1 I V fllS.
. - p, " 'J
cussed overe there. Pension legisla
- tion and such private bills as hav
'Vi; l. - i m. ..
ween lavorauiy consiuerea in com
tnittees will probably occupy the at
tentlou of Congress duriug the last
'tkUlflil.f.. A 1 Jl
uiit uas. nu van j! ttujouruiueu i
,. Is the end toward which the Repub
lican leaders are working, and i I m ) l n j u n i
'izzzr: A stylish bait ol tlotlm
of legislation.
One lot colored all Bilk Ribbons
(Ha tin and Gros (irain) at half price,
some are plain edge, some are picot
edge and some are gros grain edge.
Seethe prices: No. 12, 15c; No, S),
12c., No. 7, 10c.
Black Batin and tiros Grain Rib
bons at about same prices. '1'his
offer of all 8ilk goods will appear
ridiculous to many, for they have
sold for about twice the prices quoted.
But we are closing out this line and
they must go.
Hmall lot embroidered hack Kids
worth $1.60, for 75c. Small lot em
broidered back Kids worth $1.00, at
60 cents.
The two above lots contain both
black and colored Kids, and are rare
bargains.
One piece "Point de Gaue" Floun
cing (white) $3.50, for $1.50 per yard ;
narrow edge to match.
One lot Figured China Silk Tidies
worth $1.25, for 75 cents.
Ladies' all Hilk Hearts in blue, pink
golden brown and white, worth $5.00
for $3.85.
Solid Colored "Peau de Soir" Silkt
worth $1.25, for 97 cents.
Figured China Silk worth $1.00, ioi
03 cents.
Few more pieces colored Silk worth
50 to 75c, for 25 cents.
city; it which election the voters of
said city, shall bo allowed to vote
upon the i"itestioii,whether trie Board
of Aldermen or corporate authorities
of sold city shall he-permitted tols
sue bonds in theum of seventy-five
thousand dollars ($75,000) and sell
the Ramo, the proceeds of sale to the
applied to the purposes herein before
set forth, and mentioned in the ordi
nance passed this dav.
The said bonds sha'll he of the de
nomination of one thousand, or five
hundred, or onn hundn d dollars, in
the discretion f the Hoard of Alder
men, pnvnble t- bean rat thoexpira
tioii of thirtv v!is, or at such other
time or times not .-veoonvr mmy
years, the said hoard may provide
They shall hear live (5) percent in
terest, pnvable semi-annually, the
instalments of interest to be repre
sented hv coiij s attached to the
bonds, the s.-ili! con toil'- to le receiv
able in navipctit of eay taxes.
'I h- ., I, i ,:- -h.i. 1 he signed by
the Ma . "i ;i!.l countersigned by the
Clerk a i ! He: -i.ror of the City, and
sealed ' i:o the --a! of file corpora
tion. '1 he coupons shall be signed
by the city Clerk and Treasurer, and
liall he In the form of orders on the
Clerk and Treasurer, lor the payment
of the interest at the time specified
therein on the bond to which they
may he attached.
'I "he - lid election will be held nt
the following places hereinafter
named lor eacli ward, and shall be
conducted and superintended by four
registrars and eight inspectors, one
registrar and two inspectors for each
ward of the city, to be appointed by
the Board of Aldermen of this city,
and the Board of Commissioners of
the county of Mecklenburg the ap
pointee, in each case, to be resident
of the ward for which lie Is ap
pointed. The Mayor shall give 80 days no
tice of tlie said election in some
newspaper published in the city of
Charlotte, N. C.
Ther" shall be a new registration
of voters lor the said registrars at
such places in each ward as the
Hoard ma.v appoint, where the books
ot rej.ii-1 tion shall shall lie opened
ami k( ;u u '. for that purpose.
rl he Mayor, ui the notice to he pub
lished h h i in ol mi id i lection shall
designate the time and places of
opening and closing the registration
of voters shall be closed, which latter
time shall not be less than 10 days
before the election.
The polling places are appointed
and fixed as follows:
1st V aid J. Koessler's Ktoro,Trade
street,
2nd Ward Mayor's Court Room.
ttrd Ward Thos. Garabuldi's, oppo
site Court I louse.
4th Ward I). G. Maxwell's Office.
The lollowing persons are appoint
ed registrars:
1st Ward M. W. Hobison.
2nd Ward ('. F. Hrein.
rd Ward . J. Williams.
4th Ward I). G. Maxwell.
The following persons are ap
pointed inspectors.
1st Ward J no. P. Long, M. bou
nd I v.
15. Davidson, W.
Garibaldi, Lewis
Henderson, W. B.
2nd Ward K. L.
lv. 1 1 inton.
M Ward Thos.
Perrv.
4t.lt Ward J. H.
Taylor.
'l'he Clerk and
eitv is reUired to
registration hook
ami all uec
Those wl
proposition
shall ote
aim those v
position sh
aiipi'oved."
Treasurer of the
furnish necessary
to the rcirisirars.
ry tickets.
oie in favor of the
oin 1 1 led to t no people
a ticket "approved,1,
vote an.unst --aid pro
vote on a t lcket "not
;:'2,0Qp, BUSHELS
Choice
White Corn
:o:-
2,000 BUSHELS
CLEANED.
FEED OATS,
BRAN,
MILL FEED,
COW FEED,
MIMOTHYHAY,
MIXED HAY,
CLOVER HAY.
We have one car load of genuine
Early Rose Seed Potatoes
E. P, YOUNG & CO.
Provision and Grain Dealers.
Telephone No. 27.
Tomato Plants
I HAVE NOW READY to TRANS
PLANT EIGHT DIFFERENT
VARIETIES OF PLANTS.
The ;-: Earliest --: Best
AND MOST PROLIFIC
That are grown. Also other Vegeta
ble rlants,
Eersr, PtDbers, Cauliflowers and
Cabbage.
D. M. Rigler,
No 2H H Tryon.
T. L. Alexander & Co.
For Sale.
Three Glass Cases for sidewalk
display. They will be sold ven
cheap. Apply to
mch29 T. L. HEIGLE A CO.
. , .It I
disclosed bv ,;,
spectors a nd re
ol t he h(i;il'l.
: i'
-an
id feL'lsl.-ils
'ul'ded ih the
shall b
and in
i , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . !-
BABY CARRIAGES.
BABY CARRIAGES.
BABY CA RHI AGES.
I HAVE
THE CHEAPEST
Notice oi hiriction.
i e notice that, ntir-
provision of the abov-
Early Spring Plants.
Toniato; Peppers, Egg Plant, Sweet
Potato Slips and other Spring plants
cheap. All orders promptlykfilled.
Address ppstal to i
W. W. PHIFER,
Taurora Farm,
712 N. College Street.
, jus uuu. vuarieti 1j. jeweit, cnair
man of the Indiana Democratic ex
' ccutive committee, has Issued an ad
dress to the Democracy of that Stat.
; congratulating them on the gratify
lug results of the late township elee
tloiis. He thus sums up the results
' :: Out of the 1.012 townshins into whicl
,,. . - r - .
the State Is divided the Democrat
have carried 608, gaining 118 town
ship trustees, and have a majority oi
the total vote of over 17,000. The;
- have carried of the 02 countie
and been successful at Indianopoli
Fort Wayne, ' Evansville, Tern'
Haute, New Albany, Lafayette am
almost every other important elt;
and town in the State. Mr. Jewet
. on) a win touii .isuue to inorougi
" county and precinct organization
, and In the name of the executiv.
committee he calls for con tin uec
, and stronger organization and elfor.
, to the end ti. at the November elet
tnay be the occasion of even greate
triumph. '
'.''iZv't"''.! '. . "
'. M mm . 't .
itte iouowing f.a tne list oi speak
iru whn will itnllvar ailiiriaaana -1.
enlogy of the late Samuel 6, ,Cox
of , JNew i ork, on . Saturday af
, teruoou: - Messrs. Cummiugt,
O'Neill: of Pendsvltfa-hrai llolmVc
Ranks, Mill. Butterworth, Breckin
rl le, of Kentucky; , (irosverner,
Ojihwaite, jlland, Buckalew.O'Don
nell, McMl Ian, UouuclL MeAdoo.
Htoe.of 3? jBourl; Caruth. Covert
Wftceler, A'ashingto Chfpnian,
Heard, fcClanimy. Yoder. Malsft.
i noru. im lor, ai crartliy, and Tur-
iifr, oi aw ioik.
IS TO BE COVETED.BYALL.
I have a splendid stock of Cloths
tor Spring and Summer Suitings.
Call and Examine Goods and gel
Prices.
JOHN VOGEL, The Tailor.
Ordinance
FOR ELECTION ON ISSl'INt
ROND8 FOR IM PROVEM EN'J
OF THE STREETS OF THE CIT
OF CHARLOTTE AND FOR 1 III
GENERAL GOOD OF THE CITY
An Ordinance submitting to tin
voters of the City of Charlotte tin
question whether bonds to tin
amount of $75,000 should be issued fo;
Improving the streets and for tin
general good of the city.
Whereas the Board of Aldermen oi
the City of Charlotte, did at its meet
ing held on the fourth (4th) day o1
March, l$fn), pass through two read
ings an ordinance requiring the sub
mission to the people of the City c
Charlotte of the question whethe;
the Board of Aldermen shall bte au
thorized to issue eounon bonds to tin
amount of seventy-nve thousand 361
lars ($76,000), for the purpose-' o
widening, paving, macadamising
grading and otherwise imnrovlncr tin
streets of he city, and for the genera
good of tlxe olty.u . Aud .whereas salt.
ordinance passed its third (3rd) read
mg at the present meetino- of tin
Board.
The Bocrd of Aldermen of the Cit
of Charlotte, N. C, do resolve an!,
ordain:
That an election be held in the Citv
of Charlotte, N. C on Monday, tht
12th dav of Mav. A. D K!iO. ma DVllVt. '
dedbylawand the charter of this
I do herehv
suant to tlo
ordinance, an election will be held
in the nty ot Charlotte on Monday,
12th day "ol May, I him, to ascertain
the will ol the voters of the cit
I upon the iiestion ol issuing tin
J bonds therein provided for. Those
favoring the issue of said bonds will
at such election vote a ticket on
which is written or printed tlie word
"Approved ;" and to those opposed to
the issue of the said bonds will vote
a ticket on which is written oi
printed the. words, "Not Approved.1,
Books for the registration of 'voters
will lie opened on Wednesday, the
Olh of April, 1890, and will be closed
on Thursday, the 1st day of May,
18iK), nt sunset, at the following
places, and by tlie registrars named:
Ward 1 George Hall's market.
Ward 2 B re in & t'o's olllce.
Ward 11. C. Irwin's store.
Ward 41). (J. Maxwell's olllce.
'J he election will lie held at the
following polling places and undei
the inspectors i rained :
1 nspoeioi Ward 1 John 1'. Long,
M. Iiomiell v.
In-1 .'tors. Ward 2 E. L. B. Dav-
j dson, . I !. ! m ton.
1 nspecto; s, ai d it Thomas Gari
baldi. Lewis Terry.
Inspectors. Vard 4 J. 11. Hender
son, r5. Taylor.
f. b. Mcdowell,
Mayor.
nplH-;mds.
Arrived.
One oar load of the celebrated
btuuebaker 1-ann and Spring Wag
ons and Carts. None better.
Also one car oad Carriages, Bug.
gies and Surreys. Latest styles and
best xnakea. Will be sold" cheap,
quality oonsiuerou. .
Full' line of Harness. Lan Robes
and Whip ahvavs on hand nnd at
low prices, i ou are rospectfully In
vited to call.
A. C. ItCTOIIISON A CO.,
Next to Wadsworth's Stables,
Charlotte, N. C.
. ; 'For Reit.
.i New' twd-story house,'eight rooms,.
linriivt ittuiui..
. ap!7-tfK'. . V. M. WARING
I Oil KKNT.
Four ofT.cofl, two front and two
irtuMwer t- H, Read &. Co.'a China
r'tore; f 2nd ttwx) by tha - year only,
nod oul v' to (rood paities Apply to
ap4dlm , BAXTER DAVJDStfN.
LOT OF
CABHIAGK8
EV Kit
UROI'GHT INTO THE
STATE OF NORTH CARO
LINA. I AM
SELLING THEM
AT VERY SMALL PROFITS.
I HAVE
THEM AT ALL PRICES.
I CAN SUIT
ANY MAN'S PURSE.
FROM THE
RICHEST TO THE TOQREST.
rCAN AND WILL
PLEASE
YOU.
FROM 75 TO 100 NEW
STYLES TO
SELECT FROM,
RANGING IN
PRICE FROM $7.60 TO $35.00.
CALL
Wheat Bran is Advancing
iF.v
,11
OM-1
' r 1 I ii
u,-
( V,' 1 1 tif "I v (vf
-IS AS LOW AS EVE
Our Feed Is composed of pure, sound
healthful.
gram, ana. is guaranteed to be
STAR MILLS COMPANY,
BOCK BEEEi
BOCK BEEE!
BOCK BEEE!
Rocert Porker Brewing
Company
1856 Established in 1856
Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturers' Agentjn
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
All lines complete and ready for the trade.
THE CENTRAL HOTEL,
ECCLES & BRYAN, Proprietors.
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
7 .-.-"v" -TA- Located
fa... .. W
i
. '4
i'f
. m .
one 01 me most lnvttlnc.
purbly quipxl and faultlessly
conducted hotlH in the South.
iu tin- centre of the
city, convenient to the business
houses, banks, public buildings
nnd churches. The Central is
one of the largest hotels be
tween Baltimore ml Atlanta,
and is elecuntly furnished and
equipped in all its (Ifpnrtmeiits.
l',a-h room is connected with
IJeetric l.'eturn
0 j.iirht Hot ard
hulls iiini rooms
carpeted iu Brussels and Vel
vets; Water on each floor. The
inosteonsblerate attention irlven
to all guests and their onitort caref ;illy looked after.
The Central i- connected by a covered bridge with "The Belmont," a
new hotel, and the most elegantlyfumished In the Stab. The Belmont
is under the same management as the Central.
mniij
liiiifiFi"?'
ftaro
)l the ofllce bv
-I Bell; Electric
w Cold Baths;
Fo r Spring Watches, Clocks
AND-
Summer.
AND
HATS in all the
colors, Silk, Cns-Straw.
latent St J.-s
iniere, Sn'ir
a :id
and
Neckwear.
AND SEE THEM.
E. M. ANDREWS.
E. M. ANDREWS
E. M
ANDREWS,
For ordinary wear. I -how a vnrietv
of Silks that cover-all the fashion
able eolorsand jia 1 1 ! i:- and suited to
every taste. Evenintr Keiirfs. lit
white and delicate colored shades, in
artistic and pleasing tints aud coin-
Dination. widte Silk Crepes, with
beautiful emhroitb ried figures,
granadines, etc. Flannel 4-iii-hands
in pretty color effects, with silk mix
tures, are desirable for uegllgeewear
i-iaiinoi onirts.
Slnirts.
Plllilt T I nun DU...' Yl....
Pleated Bosom, Paria Made PutT
Bosom, all styles and qualities.
tf-My line of UNDERWEAR
ana HOblERY cannot be surpassed
any wnere. Prices Wtiy down. J
have several lota of Snrlnir Under
wear which I am nlmoatirivinirawav.
:
whii anu examine my stood ana you
win uuy.
M. P.Pegram, Jr.
V
THE SWINSON'DODSE
222 N. Tkyon Stheet,
Opposite Tryon Street M. E. Church,
CHARLOTTE, K. 0, .
Board bv tlie dav 15 cents. By the
week or month on reasonable terir.s.
j :mch3-8m ,Mn& K. HWINSON.
S. I. LEAHY,
ARCHITECT,
radStreet, Room 4, Soo-
J E "W E LR Y
A. HALES,
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Has a full stock of Watches, Clocks
aud Jewelry, and will sell at
very low nrlces. Call and
see bis s toe It before you buy.
He is also a practical workman, and
hat a fine watchmaker to as
sist him. So you can always
get your watch nicely repar
at short notice.
All work warranted twelve months.
fCTNo Trade Street, next to T. L.
Seitri
e's.
CEEAMEE,
."Oream
er. By means of this tlie milk and
cream is accurately separated. I am
now prepared to furnish PURE
CREAM at very low orices.'
MoD, watkins.
WHS. HOUSES,
BRICKLAYER and CONTRACTOR
Refers to Charlotte Oil and Fertili
zer Compai'7 and others for whom he.
has done work. Prom nt. reliable and
efficient work fruaranted. Address -at
Charlotte: -
febl2t(:, WM. II. ITOUSER. , -