I. OSB01&X. .'- ! W. 0. MAIKT.T.
OSBORNE L MAXWELL,
Attcraa-ey-av-avt T iwrwf -
CHARLOTTE, - - , - N. C.
Will practice in the (State and Federal Court?
&$Omoe l and 3 lw tiailding.
HUGH W. HARRIS,
; ATTOK 3 K Y ATLA W,
Charuwtk, - '. ' N. C.
-. Will nraetiee in the 8tate and Federal Oo urva,
cudma collected in any part ot the United
'State. -
A-Offlce, First Door Went of Court Bona.
E. K. P. OSBORNE,
Attorrvey and Counsellpr at Law,
..' CHARLOTTE, N. C.
NO. 4 Law Building.
. h i Hilton c. JONK&. ' ChaSles W. THArrr
JONES & TlLUiiTT,
Attornevs-at-Law.
Charlotte, - - N. C
Practice In the courts of this District and to
Richmond county. Also In the Federal Courts of
itneWesternDls.rtct. .
INSURANCE.
For Life, Fire Accident and Live stock Insurance
aypiyto
W. R. WEABN,
Agent.
iffltoe opposite Court House. Makes a specialty
m insuring country property.
J. H. TOLAR.
Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler
And dealer In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spec-
t&cl6& Je-0 "
". All work guaranteed to give perfect sauafac-
No 8 Mortn TryonStreet, Charlotte, N. C
Drip L. AlfSMitor.
Practice limited to
DISEASES OF WOMEN &. CHILDREN
(Office at Mrs. Latham's, 214 8, Tryon St.)
M Cairiate & Witpn Shop.
W. 8. WEARN. OAKRIAGK WAGON MAtiU
i FACTURER. TRYON STREET.
I desire to inform the public and my customers
that I have moved my shops from the old stand
iM the shops formerly occupied by Wilkinson
I'sotter, wnere i am prepare! w uu ou umu
twovtln my line. Carriage repairing, painting,
lrimsung, horse-anoeing ana au unuaw. uuu.-
, ,31111141 .worn. ,
CHIAP FOR CASH.
JSVe .are rcelvlngr to-day
200 Barrels Mo asses,
600 1 Flour,
And have now Instore a full stock of GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS li you are avymg iur vah
tdon't fall to see us.
SPIUUiS & BVRWBIiL.
Salem Female Academy
&!AJJET& isr, c. :
TTEALTHFCL LOCATION ; BEAUTIFUL
XI grounds ; ample buildings with comfortable
study-par lors, Sleeping aicoves, ouiuiub i .
well graded and advanced course of study ; spa
clai facilities for Music, Art, Languages and
Commercial studies;' refined home-liie with
KUDU Ulll mi-JlJ.il UOUIIUIJ . da.ui uu0
Individual pupil ; eighty-three year of : continu
ous experience and more tnai s,uw aiuuuuo,
For catalogue, addn-ss,
PKU.CIFAL, 8 ALEX FMALK ACADBMT,
.. Salem, N. C.
3873-
1.-1887
TnlftSabool designed to prepare boys forthe
reA.t$9llege ciasses, will open Its 15th Sea
son pn
Sept. 1st, 1887.
For &ftnfcr, call upon R. E.
No. T Tton t&.
Cochrane, Esq.,
jW.jkARRIER, Principal.
F.P. MATZ, PH. D., Vice Prin.
PEGRAU & 60,
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS,
TRUES AND TAUSKS.
Tryon Street
iOHAiH LOTTE, N.
C.
fihe Swannanoa,
SMttly a First-CIass Hotel.
EHfciiiy situated.; Commanding
magnificent mountain views, and yet
convenient to buaines. A "home for
ladies and families. I .;. !
RAWLS BROS., Proprs. j
Ml
JpRIGE REDUCED
-TO-
Just Think of It!
$2.50 for an accurate,
durable, reliable, stemr
winding .watch. .
FOB SALE BY ,
.Hales h, Boyng--
JEWELERS
i . . i
cuahlott:
c
I HOW AdTCHtMBiBU.
For Bent--B. Barringer.
No. 14 W. 1L Lyles & Co.
' School Children H. Baruch.
Sixth Series John L Brown.
Tally Ho" -1 he Haberdasher
Last Week oi Vacation W. Kaufman
Co. ; .
CUAUMTT12 AND VICINITY
WADE H. HAKRIH,.
.LoeaU auditor.
St. Fttn Uovpltal.
" As there seems to be a misunder
standing among our citizens regard
ingSt. Peter's Hospital, we are re
quested j to publish its rules for ad
mitting i patients, and also to give
some items concerning it.
The Hospital has always had room
for all applicants, and has never yet
been filled to its limit. It has beds
for eight patients down stairs, and
has two; large airy up- stair rooms.
which are kept for those who are able
to pay board. Any physician who
has patients needing quiet, and good
nursing can have them admitted by
application to the President, and by
arranging with the physician in
charge, Dr. Brevard.
It is said that persons frequently
come to Charlotte for treatment, who
are unable to bear the expenses at
tending it, or who find difficulty in
procuring proper accommodation
and nursing. If such persons would
visit the Hospital they would how
convenient a place it is for these pur
poses; and physicians would confer
a kindness on their patients, by re
ferring them to it.
A trained nurse will soon be on du
ty there, and will attend cases in the
city when not needed at the Hospi
tal, r
The rules for admission of patients
are as follows:
1. Accident cases are admitted at
any nour or the day or night with
out permit
2. All other patients must apply
for a permit to Mrs. Fox, President
of the board of managers.
3. AH patients applying must be
examined by the Hospital physician
after obtaining permit, except in
cases of persons applying for rest and
shelter only.
4. No person suffering from any
contageous disease shall be admitted.
And no lunatic or person of unsound
mind shall be admitted.
5. No applicant for admission will
be refused on account of religious
belief or nationality.
Bis BomIm
As an evidence of the extent of the
wholesale business done by Char-
otte, a i Chronicle reporter was
yesterday shown the shipping books
of Mr.' S. Wittkowsky, for the month
of August. The books show that
during that month, this house shipp
ed 1,350 ease and bales of goods,
representing a cash value of $65,000.
This is the ' largest August business
yet known in tho wholesale circles of
Charlotte.
j: '
BUbop Key T-day.
Bishop J. S. Key, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, will con
duct services at the Tyron Street
Methodist Church in this city, this
morning, at 11 oVlock. At 8 o'clock
m., Bishop Key will hold services
in the (Jhurch street Methodist
Church. NO service will be held at
the Church street church this fore
noon. I Preaching at the Tyron street
church to-night by the pastor, Rev.
D. ! Swindell.
Child re1 a WMk.
On another page you will find a
prominent , advertisement of H.
Baruch's. He proposes .to make this
week quite an interesting one for the
children, by offering unusual induce
ment in children's wearing apparel,
A large tine of Misses Jerseys in navy,
brown, black and garnet; all wool
Boucle at 73cts each for 26. 28, 80,
and all wool vest front at 98cte each
for 26, 20 and 30cts. Many other new
goods are ready for inspection.
Cbrn-eh Bcrvtees. '
Regular services will be held to day
at St. Mark's Lutheran church at 11
a. m., and 8 p. m., by the pastor,
Rev. T. S. Brown.
Communion service will be held at
the Tryon street Baptist church this
mdrning. At the 'evening service,
the pastor, Rev. A. ,0. McManaway,
will preach upon th subject: "The
3abbath." !
ReV. H. T. Sloan, D. D , of South
Carolina, will preach at the Associ
ate Reformed church to-day, at 1
a. m.,iand 5 p, m.
Alarge and enthusiastic audience
was present at the Teacher's Insti
tute Friday. ' The exercises were in
tensely I interesting. Prof. Corlew's
geographical talk fulfilled the high
expectations, and ' Miss : Hall out did
herself., The first, week has been a
marked success. , The Institute will
convene again. tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock. The public is cordially
invited to. attend. : : ; ti''hy
f Judge Schenck, Mr, F. H. Bueb
and Mri F. L Osborne, made speeches
yesterday Jn' the suit of Hammond
and . Justice M, i. SchifL , Judge
Schenck's speech was one of the
most masterful efforts ever heard in
our court house.- Argument in the
case will be' resumed by the counsel
to-morrow morning.
The congregation of the Baptist
church in this city; has organized a
mission, and has i ented the building
on the corner of Second and College
streets; 'where services are held each
Sunday, - Thli building was some
time ago' used at a ealooat The mis
sion is in a flourishing condition. ;
Prof. CurrelL of Davidson Col
Ie9, i3 fit the Buf ord.
CHRONICLE CABLEGRAMS.!
AH OTHER GBEAT VVKOPEAX WAK
PKOBABIJB.,
Amy Intcrrerenee With Bnria la Mm
BalvrU QacaUnlttBTlMslitwlll
Precipitate Btrancle.
By Caolto tha Chronicle.
loer ni
probable, arid any interference with
nia J nni;o.n nnMtirtn' win
uiuoia iu vw nuiBi m m r-,
surelv nrecinitate the struggle. Mem
bers of the British cabinet admit that
XZTSZ
rirAimm of Af:r," Z .
treUiwfu
compietea wiuoe aestroy e. o
present Ameer continues to reign the
Russian controlation on the northern
frontier. Afghanistan aims at the
wu fcumiu yuuyA uui, """"6.-' TT"
occupation of Herat, and such a step
by Russia will force tne untisn gov
ernment to occupy ia??2
uaDui. a conaaeraDie iorceut cukiusu
troops has been concentrated oo the
Afghan frontier m preparation for
oiirtk a AAntimuijiv an1 t.hA mlAfirlAn
ouiu wiimmuv t , uu i
whethar thara Are not narts of Cen
tral Asia in which there is no ' room
for two powers at the same lime, will
tnen nave to oe aeciaea.
AN IKISH MAM MEET1XSI.
T Im Heidi T-Dy--T1M ftwU t
Kumlm ArwiMI Over tmm ArMtnur
ftUM or tu nnmd.
By Cabl to the ChroQicle
London. Sept. 3. The great mass
meeting for the purpose of discussing
the policy ot tne government ana
expressing the gratitude of the Iruh
neonle to Mr. Ciladstoue and nurJur
eral followers for their efforts in De-
half of Ireland, which, in spite of the
proclamation of the Dublin execu
tion, will occur to-morrow (Sunday)
and will be held on th hill of Bally
cores witmn a mile oi rnnis. ine
people in the vicinity of Eonis and
for miles around have become thor
oughly aroused by the arbitrary ac
tion of the government and a large
number of persons who otherwise
would have refrained from attending
the meeting because of the distance
they would have to travel and for
other reasons are determined to be
present. So widespread is the indig
nation caused by tbe Edict of Prohi-
bition that the attendance will with-
rmt rlnnht hft on-third UrCfir than it
would have been had the government
gnored the preparations (or it and
permitted the meeting to be
held without j interference. The
English members of Parliament
who will be present are
determined in their purpose to test
the legality of the proclamation and
convince tbe government ot its mis
take, but unless the instructions
which the lush constabulary nave
already received are very materially
and the nueeung either bruughjk to an
ignominious termination or contin
ued in triumph after the police have
been routed. The presence of the
English members may avert a seri-
outt assault upon the police, 'but the
temper of the Irish people is such
that if they were left to act upon their
own impulses they would make snort
work of any small body of constables
that might interfere with the gather
ing. A great many well informed
persons believe, however, that the
government will at tbe last moment
reconsider its action, and permit the
meeting to be held without interrup
lion. Government stenographers
will attend the meeting and take
down tbe speeches of Mr. Cox and
the other Irish orators, and will
probably also take notes of tbe utter
ances ot the English visitors.
A rvrale lipiflni
By CablataTheChrnnlcle.
Lcndon, September 3. The settle
ment of tho Baltimore & Chio deal
hnn mAifo a most favorable imnres-
sion on the stock board . American I
stocks and bonds opened buoyant this
mnrnmo' And Ariv&nred nn ft aruirn
hnvinc 1 fn 11 nnr rwnt Thv maA I
ft further slight advance about 120
n. m. on th announcement that ilOO-
000 had been engaged for shipment to I
New York. A feeling of relief is ap- j
parent among dealers.
PrasarfeeM Bf yikV
UTaiagrapk loTSaCvKi-KiCLr... t y (
New Yobjc: Sent. 3. Tha entire
force of the Yolks Zeitung press-room
struck work this morninir. Tho cause
of the strike! was the discharge of
Headman.! one of their number,
whom the managers claimed was not
competent to run the new press.
" -
A telegram received in tbe city
yesterday announced the death at
Washington City., on the 3rd inst.,
of Mrs. R. K. Bill.ng, in the 77th year
of her "age. The decessed lady was
the mother of Mrs. M. W. Ooodson,
1 ,
Ot ItUlSVIbJ
Profs. Wt Graves, Gonzalez
Lodge and Harry L. Smith, of Da
vidson College, arrived at the Central
t mouu v..v.&v.,
yesterday,; Mr, Harris, .prest
dent of the Chester (S. C.) bank," aEo
. . . . . ,
arrivea at tne ueptrai yescerqay.
The meeting of the Y. M C A.
this evening: will be, at the. chamber,
ofWmmertoe'Hal), at o3j(? o'clocli
nvite your lady friends to be preaent.
Prof. F. P- MaU5,f Vice-prii
- . . . i t
of Macon School, arrived in the city
and is ready to assist Prof. Barrier
In opening that popular school. - W-
' Death C a Yaawa; jmj
Tu the Editor ot the Chreeiclev m
r5 a
A T funwARi ig ;TTr C Sept. l-The aacl
and untimely death ot Miss Mollie,
daughter of Dr. and Mia R Ander
son, occurred to-day, Thursday Sept.
1st, at 3 o'clock pv m. To the family
we extend bur deepest heart felt sym
pathies. Itiss ."Mollie was loved y
all who knew her. , '
Ts ths Ladies sf CharlsUs and Tlelnlty.
La4iesif jypur jwish tJ be taught
the art Of stamping perfect, catl on
Mrs. J B Harrington, at her residence
410 N Tyron street
I will give my personal . attention
to embroidery lessons for the next
fifteen days. I have many noytlitiea
to dispose of at half their value" as I
intend to make a change in my busi
ness. All stamping will t have my
personal &tttica. '
XOMBKBCIAL PKITILEOES.
MtMal Futrt CMrnat mm. Sit
rtoktrCnaaklNa
ny TelcgrapB to Tm CBXomcfj.
M05TREAi,Septr3; The Gazette.
in a s long inspired article on
ine nsnery commnason sas
to-uayj -xne Canadian press
assume i that the commission? i
to determine terms upon which the
American nsnermen snsu- do ter-
SSSf
j j
ie e: concTurTcritiri
i?K M ae conclusion, OTUciBes
i rnp conoant m tna WAAhtnirtAn m.
- .JVTZ m" Ti rPrT"
MTHftiH Jenin
?Pi?L i?P
for the protection of the reepectiye
treaty Of 1818 ha been in vmtm-
plation for many months and from
. - ' '
that President Cleveland would hard
ly venture to deal With tha commer
cial aide of the subject until instruct
ed by the Senate. If, as we have no
doubt it wilL the report of the com
i miar r- a-.
contention and declares that Amer
I 7-'-lzi-
I .. ..
i inr ornor man
ified in the convention of 1818. The
united States will be more ; inclined
to enter upon regulations for a re
ciprocity of commercial privileges.
such as was enjoyed under the
lapsed clause of the Washington trea
ty and it may be hoped that tbe
scope of the commission will be ulti
mately enlarged so as to include this
more important phrase of the sub
ject.
Ball Yaatarday.
By Talasrapa t Tn cmoxtcv
At Philadelphia: First gains.
Athletics 0240030009
Cincinnati 0 3 2 3 0 3 0 u X 11
Hits Athletics 11. Cincinnati 16:
Errors Athletics 1, Cincinnati 6;
BatU ries Seward and Robinson.
Smith and Baldwin. Umpire Baner.
At rhuadeipoia : second game.
Cincinnati 21001030 0 9
Athletics 10354101 z 15
Hits Cincinnati 12. Athletics 22:
ErrorR Cincinnati 7, Athletes 5 ;
Batteries--' Seward and BaldwinAVey
hingandTownsend. Umpire Baner.
At New York: First game.
St. Louis 33 2 83120
Metropolitans 11210 38
Hits St. Louis 22, Metropolitan 17;
Errors St. Louis 1, Metropolitans 5 ;
'r.17" :1 ,rr."J'J
miwio-juuk u cojie, ai.jB nu
Donohue. Umpire not given.
At Baltimore:
Baltimore . 1 0 0 1 4 0 1 1 x 8
Cleveland 00000000 0-0
Hits Baltimore 13, Cleveland 4,
Errors Baltimore 2. Cleveland 5:
Batteries Kilroy and Tratt, Strieker
and Gilks Snyder. Umpire Curry.
At bos on:
Boston 3 4 5 2 1 4 0 019
Indianapolis 3 0 0023 0 311
Hits Boston 31, Indianapolisrl3L
Errors Boston 8. Indianapolis 12:
Batteries wtemnucker and Kelly.
Shreve and Myers. Umpire Powers.
At New York: Second game.
Metropolitans 0200011004
St. Louis 30103009 x-7
Hits Metropolitans 4. St. Louis 11:
Errors Mets 5 St. Louis 6 : Batteries
Lynch and Somraers," Kratrfi nnd
Boyle. s umpu-eerguson, sg
At Washington:
Washington 100000 0-0 0 45
Pittsburg 0100000002-3
Ten innings: Hits Washington
14, Pittsburg 8; Errors Washington
9, Pittsburg 4; Batteries Whitney
and Mack. McCormick and Miller.
Umpire- Daniels.
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia 24001250 014
Chicago 03000000 0-3
,HitsPhUadelphia21. Chicago 10:
Errors Philadelphia 1 Chicago 6 f
Battenes-Cassy and McQuire, Bald
win and Daly. Umpire Doescher.
At New York;
New York OOlOOoO 3-10
Detroit 10 3 0 5 0 3 012
Hits New York 17. Detroit 18:
Errors-New York 3, Detroit 5; Bat-
tenes Welch
and Brown, Qetzin
and Bennett. Umpire Keef e .
Prf CadtwSl ,
" '
Nrw YORT. Sent. 3. Greene &
Go's report on cotton futures say 8;
A pretty full business in cotton con
tracts for Saturday is the result of
free unloading, the market showinir
a decidedly weak tone and going off
10 to It points, slosinjr timely at
abo&t thalowestTbis MoT to dis
appomtrnsnt over' the tenor of tbe
Liverpool accounts which come in
timely and also to a more favorable
construction
ot crop ' prospects as
suggested on a weekly review of the
outlook, the holiday on Monday also
carried some influence and. led the
Longs to sell out rather than risk:
carrying over on the absence on stun
mating features."
. - i Ml
TarrtMw Wawtt fry ltaa Plaaaaa. -
.A -jwripn tu tub unitoKicta fi ' ;
WoOLWiTH. Texas. Sent 3. The
house of p, Buchnnan was , burned
yesterday , with its contents.. One
girl about fi e years old, wa burned
to death. Another about three years
cannot possibly live. One aged ,ten
years may recover. Mrs. Buchanan
nau ner arms ourueu to tne eioows.
Tbetfn,yearK,ldchildlwaabut Iriths
yard out of aU danger, but lookiue
back she saw the flumps snrronnH
had her arms burned to tbe elbows.
back she saw the flames surround
her little sister, three years old. and
ran back and brought her out suffer
ing tbe penalty.of being almost bum-
ea toueatn ior ner oravery. lx
B Aoaapl8aa
By Teiegrapn tons cuaonicLE.
WAsmNQTOir, September 3. The
fceaboard Air Line Railroad Comoa-
Inythas forwarded to the Inter-State
I a. m ji a
uommissiou a aeniai ot tne onarge
that it discriminates against tha New
York, Philadelphia A Railroad in the
mterohange of traf5 ThV response
asks that thS""compI Ainl of rthe Nor
folk road be dismissed, as arran go
fer through traffic have been agreed
upon between the two roads.,., ,, ,y
8be AppwtMtwA JsKle.:: ,- u
..!.. .Bf Telegrapa lo 'rss Cbboxicix
' Nrw York, . Sept S. The .. Sun'a
Philadelphia special says that z
Governor Robert E Pattison is to be
appointed Secretary 'of: the J InteriorV
and that Secretary Lamar will be
given the vacant seat on the Supreme
Court bench. - . .
-The remedy which most cmeeewfojlv-tjrj'm
iais malariaJ di8orJbra, is Ajera Agtis Cor8r
It is a purely vegetable , compound, snd
contains neither qaitdne nor any other
darjweroua ingredients Warranted , to care
ctiila and fever. 7" -
DOCTORS GATHERING.
THE BIXIIXO OP TOE IBTEKXA
TIOHAL MEDICAL COXOKEsN.
AlrnMty iLOOO Ht RKlterd (heir
' Smm With the Heeretary.
m "ilr.i ; mx cuauifivt
W AsmxoTON, September 3.
S25iBa-Sffi
,nK n great lorce nere to attend the
inrnationai jaeaicai vjon era wnicn
opens on Monday next and.continues
1 : .i " i . .
I"1 aon inrougnout ine coming
r?t JJl
eVery SUte and TerS ihT Un
e ion havcregistered their names with
explcted tVen 'now "and
Monday morn in The officers of the
1 r ' :
i u.m m wbvk. iHinu ikiikuuh BTnuiifH
ments for the week's work before the
. . r 79 .
Congress. To night everything is re
ported in readiness with every indi
cation that this Congress will surpass
au its preaecessors, not oniy in point
of members in attendance, but in the
character of its work. One of the
great objects of the gathering is to
promote research in, medical science
by bringing the doctors together. It
will be a sort of medical exchange
wnere tne new ideas ox physicians
trom all over tbe world, and the re
suits of their experiences will be
brought, tested and upon receiving
approval, will be put out as currency.
A prominent officer of the Congress.
an eminent surgeon, said to-day that
this congress would be peculiar in
some respects. - There are a great
many new doctors coming to the
front, while there is along list of em
inent physicians who .will present
papers. Many of the communications
come iromaoctor comparatively un
known physicians in small cities or
towns throughout the country. The
surgeon s poshVoa has required hiiu
to look over tbe abstracts of many
papers to be read, and he expressed
tne opinion that the Congress would
be surprised at the amount ot knowl
edge displayed, on these papers.
'There are papers, he said, "written
by village doctors that are most ex
nausttve ana complete. These are
men who have not the advantages of
being near great consulting libraries;
ot course they take the medical jour
nals. Some of them have been think
mg and working on their papers for
a month, and when they get through
with tbeir subjects, it is not likely
any one else can add anything to
what they say. Some of the old fel
lows will have to make room for the
new fellows who are coming to the
front." Dr. N. a Davis, of Chicago,
wno has been named by the ex
ecutive committee for president
of the Congress, says tbe
papers to be read before the various
sections will be of great value. This,
be savB, is the ninth international
meeting and since the manner ol
ug together has been adopted.
the science of medicine has advance
in geometrical progression. The
study of a natural chemistry and a
rt search into all the things in nature
that affect the condition of man has
revealed the necessity for consulta
tion. Beginning with consultations
between medical men and in neigh
borhoods and neighborhood associa
tions it has extended to national
consultations until nearly every
civilized nation has a national or
ganization and finally to internation
al consultations.
A CaajSlMSiaai r Crdaw MaaiaXaca-
Bjr Telegmpo. to Tn cvnmatxa.
New York, Sept. 3. A combina
tion has been formed by the four
largest cordage manufacturers of this !
country to control the trade and low
er prices.; For twenty years there
has existed a cordage pool that took
in the whole country, manufacturers
were completely under its control.
A -few of the larger manufacturers
determined upon a radical change of
policy and the formation of the Na
tional Cordage company was the
result, The first move of the new
corporation was to corner the market
in raw materials. Mr. Marsh, treas
urer ot the company, said yesterday
that it did not pose as a monopoly
but it purposed to reduce the cost of
production to the minimum, by
which it is expected to make its
OrofitS. - I
Waal Iaijaireal tbe Baa)dU
Bj Teicgrvpkto Tu caaoKicis.
Baltimore. Sent 31 -Mr. Wm. P.
Burns, president protem of the Balti
more ox Unto raiiroad, to-day supple
mented the statement he made to the
TJnited Press last night with the fol -lowing:
"Tbe comments of the press '
oi tne city ot Baltimore and the cor
respondents, together with Mr. Gar-1
rett's dealings with Ives and Stayner.
did more to injure the credit of the
road 'han anything else, ana it was
that which prevented the company
f-om borrowing a dollar." Mr. Burns j
is or. tne opinion tnat . tne - rauroaa is
now-m a -better financial condition!
than it has ever before been.
A Cntbelle cUm Deatreyed.
: lij Telejrrapk to TBi aaoxiota. .
Hdnttsqburo, Ind., Aug. 3 Yes
terday a fire destroyed the maghifi-
Jkk,.. u; t .ui:
Shin3 MeSaS aSSfSoSS
SSfS:B.?Si
J
south of this city. .The structure was
a large four story brick. The total
loss will not fall short of $200,000. A
verv valuable library containing 15.'
000 volumes, together with a large
museum, were destroyed. There was
no insurance.
- .a. ' -
A Grand Trad Display.
. r.i "rvietraph to Taa Cubomiclb.
i PrrrewRG,? Pa., Sept. 3. -The trades
display, witnessed . here to-day was,
it .is claimed,, the grandest, street
parade ever had in Pittsburg. Twenty-two
thousand members of the va
nous trade organizations in western
Pennsylvania were in line, requiring
one hour.and twenty .minutes in pass
ing a given point. . r ,t:
' . ',' . -
; 1 Another Fleml Hwoag; rp. ,;:, ,
'i f' ' By TelegTaps toTns CttaoiacxJL " , .
FLEMiNG8BTJEO,Ky .,Sept. 3. Chas.
Coleman, the colored man who crim
hally assaulted Mrs. Bingford and
Miss Nettie , Sweeny, last Monday
morning, was taken from jail here at
one o'clock this morning by one hun
dred masked teen and hanged to the
railroad' trestle immediately in the
rear of the Baptist ohurch . ; .; .
ftlVfes-""'1; tea .
ivtn't trntate yonrviaaa' with a- ttubborn
cough, when pleasant and effect Ire remedy
ma; be found In Dr. J. H. McLean' Tar Wl&a
VasgSaim. 85 cents bottle,
:lmtmU
Bpecial Telegram to Tn Csaoiriou.
WINSTON.' N. O.. Sent 3.-0
W !
Henshaw received a telesrAm from
Col. Andrews to-day. savin that
work would commence on th
wiikesboro extension next week,
Col. Marshall, enrineer. arrive!
hi - 1
aay to mase arrangements to com
. , , -
mence work.
Mrs. Pink Yorkelr . was thmwn
SSTtSi
tured.
i wo tnousana people attended the
celebration (it Dalton TBstaHnv.
I , - - - i :
A Dcspami I
By Telegrapk loTu Ca momma.
Josto Mo., Sept. 3.-George
' -ames uraay. two very
two verv
farmers of Modawav
a aesperate encounter
g fMaryiUe, yterday. in.whi
the former was mortally wounded.
tbt two familra for vAan an1 tha
HffM m. Kn M il.
w w
ttgnt was
the culmination of the
difficulty.
Mount was stabbed 38
times.
Chicago Sayt It wa a alow day an
m) cuante to-day with prices genarally lover.
Wbert closed i-iaV4 lower. Corn S-feM and oata
Slower wot nuaraa. novwona dull a4 aai
lower aa peck, saio on lard, and a lower a abort I
rlba. I p m prices:
Watat closing
fork
Tear..
Bay ..
lft
UwIWi.
Oct
Jan.... ..
Sept.... . ..
CtaarSUaa
Ana;....
o3:::....:;
it ao
Not... .
Corn
Aug ..
8cpt
Oct ,
Nov.. .
.0X
.41
six
MM
Aur
sept,
Oct ..
Nov..
... tax i sept..
..J4 to....
a 4
FLOUB-arm and actlV Imanirr Kowant St
WtaxTB mptr J VX&l lis, do Batta ImS aft;
wu miij tam qj; uij aula Btper a xml KC
Kztra S OOaS 90-. do Bt braads 4 15ai U.
waiAT-Soothorrtftrm aad auadv Red TMn
Ambor 808; terB towor vMd qOtoti Nat
winter radavutnM'sTa; Oct 77 14 aaaed.
UD1B 9oatkaa ateaar and flra- nia
St&K ratlow aiaaa, watara atcady aad doll
-; auzaa ajKM a iaso: sept 49la9D.
UATBV flnm anil arrl-g. in.ih.ni f ta . . i
mm viuMna i-ttz Bum nturf aan
rrortakMa atead aad aolMi M.
pork 16 OftalT 00 Balk BteaU. akoaklani and dear ria
aldi pack ad Ta; Bacon, aaoaldatal 1-38 M; elaar
no aiocsa i-i; aajna i l-iai; Lara raaaet 8; re-
uuieum nauj, rajiea a l-a.
- OoOm- momi aad Banter Bio earanea ordlam
oaaar nrmar ft mrft 111 nirnrar raflaart Im
ivi-4iai-l.
Whiakyataady ail 14 tain.
Oalvaatoa. Tax.: Oottoa. firav. Mlddli. aw
Uw Middliag. 8V: Oood Ordtaary, 8t; M4
ttaretpta. KJ9: Uroaa IBeeatpta, MS: Baaat. 1114
atoea, io.tt?; ax port eoaat -
riorfolk. Va. cottoa. Btaadr: a a-8
se iteeaipta. 7a now: uroaa jtaoatata. a : tttack
sHDajaaM: axpn, eoaax n.
xuuuaiora. Ha. cottoa. una Mlddllnv.
10: Low afiddllnc. ); Good Ordlaary.
Sat atalpa. -: Uroaa Baeetpta. : Salaa.
axm, a o. aiwTi.a6uav ; quan
Boaloo: Coitoav, rteady aDddlins, 10 k
Low MLldliaa. X: Oeod Jalddtiae-. v
1. ..A. . "
.to naoaipv. -: ornatirariaipia. s. ium.
Stork, ; Export O B 8S
w Umlactoa: Cottoa. oJa4 wBastaadT: Mid
1-i; Low MiddUac, 6S: Good Ocdiaary. 1 li-it:
Stock, lT; x pan eoaat .
mnanipa, ajc oroaa araniaTiaa m hum.
r miaoeipuiA: ooooa u mm i s-a low
raid Goad Onttaary S-a: Set Beoelpta
BavariBao-ouon aaar: Mid a 1-14 Low mid
8 V uood oramary : ket Bcotaaj9aew
Oroa Reoelpu Jjfw new; Salea JS00; Stock t.ass
Export eoaat 71-
New Orleans: cotton waak: Hid IM.Lownild
m. uooa ordinary 81 J Met RecsHpu tM:
oron Receipt ism Sales 1008; Stock 1364 Xz-
porto. a: export maoe ; i port eoaat
Jiooue cotton aoieb Mid Low
raia 8H: uood ononaiy 8V Hot Beoeipta M9
uroes Reeetpu
twi Salea 100 Stock a3; Zxport I
enestTOS.
Memphis: oottoa mrfnt aBdataadv? Wld au-
iw uuu. ax: uu unuun wmnu sib
BuiiaiBiueajsMw: sates ; stock ats..
A nguatac Cotton, stead rt MktdUac. t
Low Middling, 8X; ood ordlaary,
Obartaatom Cottoa aatat mmA a ran- If !MKn.
- T,r wnaaj awcetpca, east HaMa
w, awes, mwy
UTerpoot Sept t-Spot cottoa steady. Mid.
diiog uplands aad Orleans I d. ens SjCKO
bales, arrivals lost . s-41 . sad cioaed aaa
acqtoet deBTacteaara qsotad lower ats l4t and
Ckked easy OcUXor 83-64, Xor-Deci 8-44, equal to
about 8 80-100, 111,1 8-lOQ,
Tawk
nawYorc,8ept. x-seoalpts at our ports
to-Uy aie about 10,800, balae, aslnat 4,083
Dales last eek and ln bales laat year. Spot
ootton eaaunasa nnn at oc, ior middling np
and sales an its aaaas to ; apinnara. De
BTatleaoSeoatneUateatWbalaa. Futures Ckawd
baxeiyateady. Total sales . ot . tbe day
8 41-41
t 88-18
It M
Jan. ...... .. -.L w - 8 28 84
Feb
Harch...
Aprll.M
a au il
-. 81-88
MSkJ ..... ....... .... X
. . a asaa
:-i as -a
MMVSl twJSS,
WUmtaatoS -Spirita Tanaatloaaieadyal 88 W
BoetnSrm araiaad70;- OooddaTS: Tar.'arai
t t ; cruda turpwtoa, ttm, Uard.1 10; je.
tow dip ana TUf in, i 11.
Saw Trkt
Niw Vou Sept. 8. Tne nawa n regard to taa
B a Onto wnica became kaowa last night prevexi.
ted a great many broken and operate trom
tearing tbe city laat evenlngnd be Attendance
attftaboarastniamornUigwas snoanau; Urga
tor Saturday. The first salea wers made amid ln-
tenat excitement aad tome taU '"CiiDbias ' for
stocks waa lndulgad In, the restlt batag tnat nno
gaaUysnajrpadTaacaBweremadelathaOrst lew
mtnntas. Tne exetteme-it gradually subsided,
and atwrthe reaction a firm tone watch lasted
until the-eloae was impart-d to tne dealings.
Salea aggregated 894,81 saares.
The tollowlag were the eloetng bid qootatloos:
4a ooop..... ...... "orac n
4Kaoonp. ......... unjfc mmv la
Ga rs gold 105
N0.
a. UtConaa m
H. a 4a.....,.:;. m
.1 i Central..
Nflk W preferad.
Teaa Better,;.. W
a
Po... ........... 84 J
Paeprefarad... lid 1
, a....,,
Vtraiaia -8.. ...... 8
!t
SW
Do con INC
Tenn seal's....... to
a. w , a ..... .48
Oe Pae. ....... 87
HW preferred... US
ST Central.... 109 V
Vf K..... ........ IIS
.... .... . .r;8
CheaSOhlo ........ )
at aiiee-CTw. a
C8 A.....ft. la
c a A Dretered.... ieo
Rich a Daa....... U0
Sh Uland.u.....I38
0BQ............ 138M
DAH....... ...... 10044
Del Laok W....,.1S8U
BtPaal. ............ MX
Ht Panl prefared 120 K
Tex rao............ x
oenwr.... 27
aria. ;.. - "X
O Pao.... .......... 86V
Wabaah-- ........ 18V
Wabaah preferad.. as S
Krfa preicraa....... iw
Hons Tex 88
colon.....
111 Central.. ...... .119 w
Tenn coal iron.
oallron..;.' 80
KtT)..... ........ ..86X'
AmootOU
Id A (X Waee mlj
Lake Shore...,,... ..8X
LrUlaa Hash.. 84 W
a Tens
1st Dreferrei
!iJd 84
MlchOentral...... S8 I
CHARLOTTE COTTON MARKET.
bxpt 8 isn.
flood mlddUnt. ............
Mlddllnn
8 trie Low MlddUa..,.
rtnaaa...
Beceipto oi cotton to-day U bates,
8X
s - k. 'ti i:;;;nrTi;5i.;
( Oats 85 to 88 easts per basheh -.i , . i-k-'
Sweat poutoas 58 eenta, 'r ; ,-
Jegat Freeh, 18 to 18a,
. Cbiokena t spring 10 to lie. : Oipwa 11 i 80o.
I. Lardi Ooaatiy, as; active. ,
Corn as to loo ner bushel " P
Cora Meal; 5t70o per boihat for eonntry; tts
loioijoiua
Baooa: claer-rlb aldea 10a; ahOaldara, TX
Batter, treah eoautry, 80 eehta.
floor, sew, f2 to X3& par sack, '
BUaJkKBTB) BIT TUBSJUF1
SEPT t isn
Cttfcaw .
Saptarebar..
Ootobar . . m ...
loTambaa
DwXMIB wMT mm
II. TiapiS Co,
i
I
i
Are now ready for Bus
mess. 150 barrels of tho
.i
45 barrels
leat flour.
0f ThllTSton & "HaIVo
- luutwu OG . JiaiiS
Butter Biscuits, retailing
I of in '
w w "w a pouacu
All kinds Of FaUCV and
s out una
HOAtm rvASA
1 m . W W M . W 1 1 1J
Corner of Trade and
College Streets.
New Advertisements.
II ' ' " ' I III I 4 !
For Rent
Tbe dwaltina? next to Ur JaiwiK rv-f.
w Di " . .. . "
oi-, now m uioroagQ repair.
! l
6th Series.
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN A8SO-
cimoN.
Persona wiahing to anbacribe to the new
nea enoua nana in th;,
Application for loana oan be filed with aub-
enpaona.
JNO. L. BROWN,
A. O. BBEN1ZFJL
Secretary sad Tresnrer. u.
CALL IT HO. 11
East Trade,
For too Green Groeeriee. Jnt l
uwht oi u inm oi
tUOAB8.
COFFEES. ;
TEAS,
Ko-, Etc
wt iteeeiTed a choice Inf nt r,, I
Cheese and would be glad to have yon trr
L- 4 -T t ot eTerIthing woll7
r "n urnnr owre.
not be beatan anywhere, sad when oa wiah
a good smoke call on on.
OUB BOTaL PATENT FL,nriR m M an
IT' wc is toe dobi tn ue city. Try it
Respectfully,
W. M. LYLE8 A CO.,
TothePubUc,
Bai
rtfreaWraedmy
Un with A. EL Bankln
A Bro
.i nave
r"""5 " 111 w iuuou ua ma aner aepc lsux. aod
TT"" nci"U-iy, ' VII AO. MOORE.
oepi. J-tt ait, 5.1ft.
Boys SchooL
raoi cats ODena bbl. sea. inrr na r .n
' - ""Ulllt W HMD m I
ajMiaue
r.CAi
Chartotle. N. C
St. Mary's
YODHG LADIES' SKHINARY,
COS TRYOH AXD STONEWALL 8T8.
00
THIS InautaUoa will men ram Ttvwi.t aw
8th. it7. ' : " -i
jtou tne plain and ornamental branches ot ed-1
auauuai nrea lenaoaaue tsrma.
Bpecial sttantkm paid to mannara and polite
?enna giran on appacaOon.
Nice Residence for Sale.
I offer for sals one of the nloaat and heel
paying reaidenoes in the city. It is oen
traUy located on North Church between fit
and 7tn streets, oontaina S nomi anl wi
baaenient, good weUof water, servant booaa
(wbiehcaaba tented.) small atahla. His
ox lot v9 feet (root and 187 feet deen. Tha
noose is now tented for 916.00 per month.
Appiyio J-liBrBLNO.
V- ' Trade Street.
Valuable Timber
AND FARM LAND FOB SALE.
x oner ior sale tnat valaabla land aitna
ted between the a a tsilwav track and th
uriooon ixanen ot umt seaboard Air m. i
- a . n " - I
Biow uw ranwHo rauroaa. - inraa ud & I
nau muea irora Hamlet two mila fmm Oih. I
son branch and two sad s half miles from
the raunetto rialrosd. ? .
Tnere la one traot oontainiiur 190
and at least 100 sores of this tmet is cleared I
and the balanoe in orieinal fareat. heariir
timbered, -
Tne second traot oontaina 140 aeraa. alii
of which ia hearilr Umbered. - exiwtnc 10 1
as of cleared fend. ' Tha tracts aaa he
bought aa s wool or sepsnUly, Terms
easy. Apply to Casoaicui Offloe, Char
lotto, or W . X. CBOOM, No. 103 Water 8t .
H7II I A ' - 1
S. EL GIDNKY? cpALS. .
The trst aaaikfn of thia aahool wfll opaa Sapt.
13th. 1887. Tha eoaraaa of atndT. tha mlUtarv
aTatefnaadaUcharire will ba aa neny aa pOaaU I
bie the aama a the Klngl Moun'ain Hlh School,
w wuiDu xjakm mu waa srriJaijiiJCU mr aa iwi, i
CorreD oi(lsaic wtth old boys and f Head Killoita. I
Os favruea asnogto&irmaunti can svldrew
8. K.GIDHT. 8Helby.N. 0L
r W. T. R. Belt, KJ rt Mt., K a unia Sept
lf. mft-.m 8kt tiwaa Caaaalkw. 1T 81 . - I
awa aaa law a lwaiw n iaaa uwurj ia w t .3 I
r, n coya ior uus acnooi caa proeura aetata I
trooi the Carolina Central Kallroad for 8 cvnta per I
Biueroauaanp..' , ... . . .
CMotteFeiate '
u - ' - V. " L '-' v . :
QESSION OPENS 8EPTKMBKH Tth, 188T.with
O roil eoma of teachers. . . . i
The ennsare the same aa they have always
Deen oaraote m aaranoer
ror nui mionaauon, aaareaa or see the Princi
pal. : . -.. ttai, WM. B. ATKXNSON, :
awa-aw .. j cnanot.e, H. o.
picture FnnnES,
The largest and finest, as
well aa the
1 cheapest, asaottmsnt of
. . . . , tM'-i
Frames 1 :: 1
and.";,
3f iHj
MouldingSi
ever seen ia Charlotte, Joat reoeiTed at v
.towr''TAHHliBS'.lJ
1'.' - jtlNorthTtjoaSt
1 'IT. B. HaTuiapu np tbs lalest Impror-
ed machinery for masing frames, X am pre-
Band to
saake fismes eneapar and qnieker
than aver:
SepU-diw-lm
ftCI CP,rr?lltaanaea.aBd a
laa.i.1 i.:Uil eeaalal ClCaLB at reu o
homa.br one who waa deaf twenty-eight rears.
irattea ty moat ot tne noted siectauais witaont
benefit. Cared himaelf La three montha, aad aiaoa
then handreoa of otnera. foil paruooiaxa aeat aa
X. 8, 1 1 C3, To. U Wist VJii SX.tTn Ta. Cfy
1 1 C" X-M
DRUGGISTS;
ENGLISH BLUE SOAF,
PEAR'S SOAP,
juv ddj nut w wuBua zHJ&jr,
CUTICURA SOAP.
WHITE CASTILE SOAP,
MOTTLED CASTILE SOAP.
Golman's Mustard,
LUBDTS EXTRACTS. IN BUIX
...
AND SMALL BOTTLES.
Imported and Domestic
CIGARS.
W. M. WILSON & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
-SEETHE-
AT
BXTTLER'S.
THIS FACT.
WJI HANDLE THE FINEST
BoUer'PatQntPloiiTd
Hams. Boneless Bacon, Chip Beef and
Beef Tongues.- The finest grades
... ox U. Q. Java, Mocha, Mari i
s . caibo, Laguayra and Rio
coffees green or fresh
' - roasted every
' i. , week. .
: . Thes . . ' -'
finest Japan, .
Yoimg Hyson. .
. Imperial, Gunpowder,
r Oolong and English' Break
fast! TeabV Bazars. Svtups.
Fancy Rice, . Grits, andOatmeaL
VVJ
- OF ALL KINDS,
WflaonB Celebrated Cractera. A!I
of which we sell at lowest prices, con
sistent with honest quantity t - I
quality. Our goods ell guan..;: 1 c i
represented. ' : C- "
Examine our, Good3 and rric: x
Darnett '& Boll
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Tl-
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