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For North Carolina
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RAUEIGH. N. C, SATURhAY EVENING, DECEMBER 895..
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UCISaiB SENTENCE
Prisoners Passed in Reyiew
BeTore Jade 'Seymour
SPECIAL TEEM OF COURT
j tin - i' . -K."
Ia January ft Trial of JIll Cases-
Court Adjourn tTntll Monday r
, ' s r a Lorain at 10 O'clock,
' I:'- i Federal eourt adjourned this after
' '. BooB to meet again Monday morning at
" '-" 10 o'clock. It was decided lest Bight
by tba soart to sold a special term, be
' ginning January lath, for tha trial of
' ( civil cass. Next week-oil tha arimi-
V Ml docket will be tooonea. , ,
,-."' A number of easea were disposed of
, today, the great majority reioltlag ia
terdleta of guilty,
. ' At 8 p. m. Marshall CarroU tent hli
, deputies to the Jail to marsh np those
v - prleoneri who had been found g outy.
., , l - for aenUBee to be paatad upon uiem
' ' - ' The nrltoaeri aatet4 ht UoKl
f room with tha eekeat f etpreeaioaa
; , : on their eoanteaaaeea with trembling
, - tad fear, for their f ntnra atate war at
0 - u ' stake,' One by one, thay. were tailed
to sUad before the ndge to hear the
penalty Impoeed oi them. .
W. B.Daniel of ChthBwug1en
.,7 thwiai'ilMr3!W'i,ta '
. -' prisoaeMat. Daniel aUiaed that he
1 J.'-' stopped at a still about Sminotee and
' ' , eomplylng with prpprletor'f ;rq,srt
poured a few bneketa of basf i the
- . Alfred Watsom and M.. Vase, of
" Chatham, were erttenoed to Jail for 0
. yt sad laed 100 eaeh for retailing .
' Sherman Jones. M)f Vake, aad Wm:
Andrews, of Chatham, wars glren the
ama. Wesley Jordan, of Btohmond,
. aad , L. Saunders, wf QranTille, era
, . . ' also glren SO days and Band $UX. '
' " -F. B. Borers, f . Chatham, on
eharge of distilling was sentenced to
1 4monthilnJaUaadfla.d$100.
K4. Bead, a stout, red-headed, aa
arehlet looking young mt, appeared
;.'Mforw-4he Jadja- Bia,. lawyer .began
a",;t' to plead far himi told of, hi' porerty
-s vl ; kad weakness, hot ndge Beymoor
. interopted him before be got far by
, r staUog that he looked ' like an old
, ' hand ' at distilling. The lawyer
" grinned ) and Beasley i prewsd his
- ' ' Jaws nlostr together. f ' 4 ' 1
Kastoa Glenn, "- aa old Urn negro
with na antiquated ailk bearer aad
fur trimmed eoat stirred beer la a still
eaLaid oe know. , wha U fas.' The
Judge gave him 80 days aad flOO Bao
A German Urk Wrecked.
" Br CW to tbe I"rt-yWtor. . .
v Atwbp, Deo. 7. A number of
ahlpa are aahore off the Dutoh ooaat
Tho Gorman tatk, Llbertas, from
Kotka, was wwoked near Ntoubc
dlep. Tvoof tbooro werauTwd.
' Four bodies hT washed aahore
"'
- .Hoarr Woatfce Off England. !
if . it Oaoto"Wfteie-Vkaor. ' i'.
Lootok, Deo. 7. The exoeptlon
- ally hoary weather, whloh hat been
preraillng the .past wewt ia unuau
; Isles, oontinnes. A large number of
mall wrecks hate been reported
and considerable damage done. The
' liRht-ship and crew at Fire Wouth,
on the rlrer Dee, was blown away
today. The Rale ta violent orer the
North Sea. ' It la feared the number
; of wrecks will be large. - .
' " To" Fight me Wblakey Trwet... ;t
'r-'--S't f---" ' r:T ''T""'; 'ewwbnmnm -:i ( 'Si n v v
? ' w . By Telegrapn to aielwei-TUitof.
Omaha." Dee. 7-The aetloa of tho
whiskey trust In shuttlag up Nebraska
dlstUleriea, thereby foreing dowa the
price of graia.'haa resnlted la a more,
mant to ereet two new dietllUrlee.whleh
wlU be free from the truet". ', !
; AdraaS oa Coal Ratea. -
Br MairaBir te the masa-Visnoa.
Nw Yoe, Deo. 7. Aothraoite
coal rates from tbe mines to Chicago
and other western points hare been
- ordered advanced nlty cents on the
EnK8b and Germaae to Attend. ,
' ph ta the treae-Vlirttor. - . y
Paris, Deo. 7. The International
Bimetalllo League has recolred an
' ' Intimc-on that Erif;l and German
-' - f -3 will attend t'ae Bimetallic
. cember lOlh, Uth and 12lh.
1', Xexaa Trial Trip.
Br TetearH te C-e rretoVwttor. .
NiwTofk, Deo. 7. The United
E'-itVtf'-' Vi Tviai passed out
from r - 'j II t-:-y oa her trial
L'.p. ! 2 1 -a rap! J progress over
isc.i sea. ' : '. t V;; :.
TODAT'S HARKET8.
Cotton Gains a LtMle and Cloecs One
i Point Up.
By Teleirapli to the FaaM-Vurroa. '
Nw Yobk, Dee. 7. Lit erpool
qpeaed about nachaaged aad elose
1-W lower, quiet and steady. '. , Fair
spot boslaess) sales, 10,000 bales,' of
which 9,000 were Americas (1,000 bales
for exoort and seeeolstloa.
New Tore opened 1 to t pointe lower,
- . .
but regained tbe loss, closing Busily 1
point higher than last night.
Sales, 70,000 bales, .
Receipts are estimated for today
85,000 bales, against 47,000 bales last
year." ,j ? ' j
Neit week we shall hare to eompsro
with the following receipts laat year
Mondsy, 83.000 bates Tuesday, 67.000
bales , Wednesdsy, , 60,000 1 balea
Thursday, 47,000 bales t Friday, 73,-
000 bales f Saturday, 60,000 bales.;
The, market Is gelet bat steady.
Krerybody la waiting for something to
tura up. The spot demand In Llrer-
pool eoatinues vary liberal.
Options efossd as follows: "
Deoember, 8.U to 1.14 1 January,
8.18 to 8.18 1 February, 8 90 to 8.81
March, 8.M to 8.97) April, 8 81 to
8.88 1 May, 8.85 to 8.80 1 June, 8 88 to
8 41 1 July, 8.40 to 8.43 Augu.t, 8 41
to 8.48 1 September, 8.18 to 8.15. -
Hnbbard Bros. Oo.'e Cotton tetter.
apeeltptrenVVtottar.
NBW TOM, Dee. 7. "
Llrer pool opened with a fair boat-
iss doing la spot cotton. Bales 10,000,
bales i mlddlingr 4 8-10 j laat year
7-8. Fotnree were steady, partially
1-04 advance, and eloeed quiet aad
steady ( pao point decline. Deoember
aad January 4.80 1-8 seller, last year
03. Oar market opened with sales
of starch 8.83 to 84 (closed 8.94), aad
advanced to 8.88, aad closed at 87.
Although the arrlral market ia Liter
pool eloeed slightly lower thaa yeeter-
day, it did sot affect the local temper
of the market, which haa become In.
alined to the bull side la eonsequeneo
of the falling off la the risible supply
as compared with 1883.. The opening
decline wee" quickly recovered under
loesl.., boylag ;. for both aacouats.
There ) ao pressure of cotton from
any aonroe, aad theefleetftf the ab
sence of any selling otders ia to saaso
the local operators to regard the sltua
tloa as offering a tempting opportuni
ty to advaace paleec. It Is eetlmatad
that tho receipts this week will reaeb
935,000 , bales, of ; which amoaat.
New Orleans wilt receive some 80,000
bales. - Tbia change of soBtlment
among tha local operators has. beoa
BotlceabU for several days, aad the
grinual ehangs from tho bear to the
bul) side has been tha reason for the
continued strength of the market la
the face of aa Increase of 78,000 bales
la tho amount coming Into sight this
week over last week. A better Liver-
pool market Is expected t on Monday,
unless the political aituatloa la the
Btst becomes serious. , ' - -'.
j " ".'. Hdbbabb Baos. Co.
, ! ChloKDOnii Market. 4vX
Cuoaoo, Dee. 7. Grain quotations
closed today aa follows; . . ''-
Wheat December, 67 7-8 May,
0i5i8. V"",, L7
Corn December,. 90 1-4 ' May,
981-8. -
1 '?rSOW VOB DBLUGE1 - ,
Ixrd BallabwiT's Keply Hao Arrived
. Washington. "',
Washisqto. Dec. 7. Lrd 8lle.
bury's reply , is la the bancs of too
British Ambassador aad will almost
certainly ba delivered to the Stats dr.
partmeat before the day' is Over. It
Is anderatood that It la a direct reply to
Secretary Olney.hot a letter to the Am.
beseador, dlraotlng him to convey
eertlala tatimatloaa to the Secretary.
The difference this makes Is that the
Ambassador will aot have to study
over tho document so as to separate
his private instructions from the cob.
staaca. of the reply. - There need.
therefore, be no delay ia heading It
over to tha Bute department.
Enough Is kaowa already of its
contents to make It eertela that it will
take several daya to give It the a' tea
tioa its Importance demaado.
Fled la Night Clotbea. " , ,
By Telegraph te tan ranss-Vurroa,
Khiohtbtowm, Ind Deo. 7. Fire
broke out in the City Hotel at three
o'clock this morning. The guests be
came ranlo stricken and escape I In
their ii!ht clothes. Cal.Thayer and
one Cretr an are missing. Tbe Are is 1
rpreang.
dianapolia.
A.w w .. "
. -:vr
Mlaa Evangeline Botte, daoght.r t
Hob. Dink BotU, of pel, is hero,
visiting Mrs. Csrdoia, ;vt5'; -
THE "BIG HTJNT1SO."
Goveraor Can Secretary Brnnor.Dr.
Battle and OoL Olds, tho Nlmroda,
In the Governor's offioe. Secretary
isroners offioe r and the strange-
smelling surroundings of State
Chemist Battle,tbe air is surcharged
with something of exhillarating ex
oltement about matters not oonnect-
el in the least with pardons or pta-
nut-growing or water disease germs.
From one offioe : to the other fills
CoL Olds, asking news and giving
advloe. 1 -; r" ' ?
For next Monday these fonr repre
sentative men are going to oast aside
affairs of State and the saving of tbe
gold bug religion and hie them away
to Eastern North Carolina, where
under the expetienoed guidance of
Col. Fred Olds they are to shoot all
manner of big and little game,
When the party returns, yon may
watch for big returns of slaughter;
CoL Olds wUl attend to the matter
of hunt incident narration.;, There
may be some in the State who have
as true an eye and as keen aa insight
into the habits of bird and beast, but
the other three members of the party
declare that for keeping a strict and
truthful account of game bagged, as
well as that whioh was shot and lost,
the CoL oinnot bs surpassed.
Governor Can worried over official
duties this morning, bnt in the Agrl
cultural station the hunt was already
being hunted. Secretary Brnner wag
crimping shells and Dr. Battle stood
at ease with a far-away look la thi
eye that suggested theewampforestg
and the grain' 11 jldi axd the waters
around South port. And as every fin
ished shell dropped in Seoretary Ben:
nere box you imagined he saw the
rigid point of tie dog and bard the
whirr of many bird?, fated to death.
i V Oh, we are going to kill duok, and
birds and swans,' said the Seort
try. Tea going to give the Gov
ernor; a flay cxra hunt," said the
Colonel. Dr.: Battle smiled and was
satisfied'.;. :,.7t. T"h
lt$ only thirty-jix hour till Mon-
dayy:; "'" ,: '
North Carolina Grocery Company.
The North Carolina Grocery Com
piny has been incorporated in the
Clerk of the Superior Court's offioe
wilhiftetoikeriaj sjoBed gentlemen
aa incorporators: Joseph G. Brown.
C. McDonatd and E! ffrris.
The capital stock, according to tha
Incorporation, shall not exceed 850,.
000, and the concern can o mtinue for
term ol thirty year. ;
There are LOOO" shares of stock,
each share being of the par value of
850. Tbe odmpany HJ do bntiness
in -Raleigh. J J'
"Trial of tnearaooo Swlndlere.
Col. John W.Hlnsdale and Mr. W. S.
Harney left for Jones county todays
whsre they appear for the insurance
companies In ' the caeca against tho
Beaufort iasaraass swindlers. , i j .
' Judge Qraham was oa the train go
ing east, j The caiec are Sttraetlsg a
great deal of Intereet.
- nil mi
Cowboys aad Indians Fight.
By Telearaph to tbe rraw-Vlaltor.
Foar Gbabt, Atfsoaa. A report is
received, here that White Mountain
Apaehea have been caught la the act
of killing tho cattle of aettlera on
Clblou Creeki etghteea miles west of
Fort Apaehe.v A flght took plaoe be
tween tho Indiana and cowboys, ia
which one Iodise was killed. Troops
aad Indian police from Fort Apache
tarted for the scene of trouble at
once. , . i..5- . . . ,
. Is MoBrido a Candidate?
By Telegraph te tterree-VUttor , .
Chioaoo, Dec 7-InUreet la the
convention of the American Federation
of Labor, whloh met ta Madlaoa Sqaara
Oardea, Hew Tork. has been lncrsed
a this elty by tho - report la .labor air-
ctea that President John MoBrlde wUl
not be a eaadldate for re-eleetloal It
U reported that ho will attempt to de
teat the candidacy of Gompers by
throwing his strength to Preeeott, of
tho IaternaUonal Typographical
Oatod A fe days ago President
IfeBride U an iatervlew, w reported
to have said that he would bo a aadi-
date. Frioada who have talked with
him laUly Say he feels sore of rc-elee-
Moa -.'.''
.i !
BtrathaoYM Still Mlealog,
Br TeleaTaph to me Paaea-Vnrroa. ? :
TACoiu-Waeh,, Dee. 7. Tho North-
era Paelffs steamship company has re-
stlved a cable dispatch aanoaaelag
the arrival at Yokohama of tho stoaav
ship Haakow, after oighteea daya pas
ease. Oa leaving acre tke offleere
were InaUueted to louow ne route oi
the mlssiag steamer Stratbaevie aaa
search for her. These UstrueUoas
j were carried ou Bat ao trats oi aa.
T8wtH
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Monday Morning on Morgan
Sfroor RrM(ra ).
- r . ! e.. .. -Ml
THE CENTENNIAL SCHOOL
" , 'i j - e J'''f '"' ' '
it ?f f .sV-T
Wants ft.OOOro Water Ooimeetlori
Other Improvement All
- Have blqaov liloensos. ' "
::. The Board of Aldermen was csllad
together by Mayor Kuss with tU fol
lowing Alder mej, present: ' S'roneeb
Mills, Hi acyJttt, Bverett, Drewry,
FerrslI, Boushbll, Boblnsob, Hoover,
Baker and Jahbsoa.
Aldermjn Drevry gave aasorases
that wotk'would begin fft the' forgsl
"u MgaaaflBj BavU wat
The Light committee, through Mr,
BoashalL reported that all llgbU re
ferred io the committee hsd been pnt
up. Therv ere three of them
The Fire eammittee. tfaroush Mr. I
Johnson, rpoJcd. l(it-there was ai
objection to, Forney roea locating a
eiacKsmua snap 5n,uarge:t street. M
Jotms. J. B. tWraU Co.f .J. J- Har
ris.. 8. V. , Smith. JJ. jr. Smith, Nick
DeBoy, Si D. CarrolL B, M. Cheek. LN
Whlti, F. I Bally, Mo.e Woodard,
J.'flE. Rogert, W ft rpeburcb Jr , C.Wj
uoover, Adsma Harris, J. n Ham-
lln, JamesHFreman7 M. Rosenthal,
Thomas Pescud, L. J. Walker, Potter
aV Scott, D. 0", Ifaugum and Limbeth'
ft Co j,
A petition for the opening of the
market at an earlier hoar tban 0 a. tn.
was submitted to the Board. On a
motloB by Alderman Feirall, the mat
ter wae referred to the Market com
mittee with power to act.
Csptala Ashe aabmltted the repirt
of the Board of Bqnalfntlon which
was accepted..
Mr. Dref.'y rbairmaa of tbe Build
ing eomavftte, etsted that the present
plan otfhe CenUttlal School did aot
t -the roqqiremeaf Snd "reeom-
meaded ehngeo which would cost ap
proilmately i 1 80" : Piof. Howell
being preeeet, was ask to apeak to the
Botrd about the aeeded ehangea He
stated that by .placing ceveral parti
tions la a large elsee room, separate
rooms eoold be made which would add
to tbo eoavenleaen aad comfort of the
teachers cd echo lore. ; Prof. ; Howell
also ashed that water connection be
made at the sokooL "Be stated rhat It
would neceraltate an outlay of'l,000
Prof.j Howell did aot ask for an ap-
proprlatloa from the AldermcB out-
Ight, bat asked tbat tho board en-1
dorse af Bote made by the sehojil bosrd ,
for thta purpose. , :
Alderman Everett thought it war a
disgraeo that there wre no water
closets In the pnbllc aehools. .
Aldermaa Bodehall ataUd that tbe
Finance committee Wac opposed to
making any approprlatloa 'except
where it was abeOlutely uccesstry.
He said that the eommitteo waa handl-
capped by a big1 deficit aal he' hoped
that the Board would act deliberately
aad sarefullyn' . dJ '
It. was after warde developed that
the School committee had lei out a
eoatreet for the making b( tho water
eoaneetlons, and that part of the woih '
was already completed. ' ; J j
Aldermaa Johnson etated that he
thoagbt the School eommltUe was a
little, prevaeuc la making a ooatract,
and then to ash the city to bear the
rsspoaatbllltyt'viCstiJ -ir'";i
Mr Bnrtoa Stated to t jo Board that
the contract for ; ator oaneetloas
would be carried ootwhet her the Board
of Aldermea aselatel or aoti that if
tho Board did not, the school term
woald be shortened.y -
Tho eatlro' matUr, py motloa of
Aldermaa Xvcrett, was referred to tho
Flaaace committee fjri
. .Mr. B, T. Oray addreeaed tha Board
of Aldermaa. i Ho etated that tho Bes
Hospital Board of Troeteee had re-
dueated him toaak tho Board of Aide
mea to aamoi a-eaeeeeeor to tho late
W. O Upehureh, who was a trustee,
la order that tho Berne might bo aob
mltud to the Supreme Court lp eoa
flrmatloa aaOer ; provielona of tho
charter of tho hospital. Mr. Drewry
moved that tbo matter bo' referred to
the Jaaaary meeting.. Carried.
i)r. D. Mv Everett, oa motloa ' of
Aldermaa Drewry, was made a mem
her of tho Ftaaaeo oommittee. . There
. ,Bf ,1 vaaaaces oa the eom
l j,rk wac laetrutUd to
pr4ptr4 a iit of tha racaneiei at the
nviag,
LiqqOf Becassa: Were granUd (to B,
K, Psrhsm,-' tfaJ. jteCluW' 4?8;
Lowry M Vlj DeaftnlftwoX J. B.
mad
wilh.SjiawJtJolteftil v l e eo
aoret eedloh 4300, 1
Health: 0atf8'isarle).
lesvs of abvtfTffTor sli days to go
Atlanta " 1 'f
- Aldermaa Drewry aitked that a e0m
mlttee of B ebnil l ! appointed- to
aseesf properly da m a g-axon tha Uosk
gaa Street brrde pr;pvrty AiopteT.
-A request from tho street ear WS;
rway xapHcaa'pomstiavena o spt
trsek r-car tbe Uolou depot oa MartiS
Street was laid on the table bra uoani-
Aldrymaa Slf uoseb mdea motto
wwod was tSrMed t&e-enect uas
Oa motl.in of Alderman J boson,'
Board adjourned.
TRDlAfMU TREES.
Street Commissioner Blake Meets
With Objection bnt it Doesn't do.
Recently Street Comlceioner Blaks
has hd a force engaged, ia, trimming
trees In tbe city which we a 'menace
to life od limp D(t which wre un-
sightly,'; Some eUiseaa hate objected
tqhe trimming bt trees n 'front Of
their places, litre objections woBt
count for much ft tSy road tbe law
glvea below Commissioner Blake ia
doing a good work in removing dead I
limbs from large' treeejt which are la
Sanger of falling. I
Section 85 of the ordluaers of the
elty of Balelgh aa: 'TSe Street
Commlsaloner shell Boftyfall persons
having trees in front of hlr lots to
have them pre&rfraiSe If the
owner or occupaat refoa?. or, delay
eompliaocc more tban Jjfl..da,ya, the
trees still be frhnmed fonder he
SaperinUndeiee the . fitiWet Com-
miesioner, and the owner (bull to
Bned Are dollars.
. Service for Men.
Rev Dr. Brsdley will bald a rpeelal
ssrvioe tomorrow afternoon at the Cat
tbedrsl of the Good Shepherd for men.
The services are o begin st 4 o'clotk
arid a special invitation is eitended to
all men ' -
Other services st the Cathedral of
tbe Wood Shepherd tomorrow will be:
Holy Commoaion at7t30 a. in , morn
ing service end sermon at 11 a. a.,
mission service and rertnon at 9 p. m.
.,.
Men's Meeting.
Tbe meeting for mjin tomorrow at
the Y. MO. A . will i held at 3
o'clock instead ifi m tb it ; those
wht wish can attend tbe servioe at
the Cathedral, lie v. Dr. Daniel will
give the first address' of tbe series of
Rooks in tha lives of young men and
his tnp!o will be'KookSin Home
L'fa." All men we'CDme.
A Uemocratlc King.
By Cable to the Press-Visiter.
London, Dm. 7.-Tlie great attrao
tions of tbe week in royal oirolej have
been the goins and com'pgi ot Sing
Leopold, of Balffium, and his o&irm
ing daughter, Prinoesi Clementine,
aged 82. Leopold is popular here on
sooount of bis demooralta hubitj. tie
was net gt CUArin Cross railroad
station by a number of offloials and
royal earriagf S pUcxi at his disxal
to ooavef him to his destination.
The King acknowledged tbe cour
tesy, but cald Ae preferred walking,
so strolled across to bis apartmsnto.
Later be took in the siRbt of Lon
don. Toe King and Princess wlU
proceed to SandriBgham to wiait the
Prince of Wales It ia state! tbat
the objart of the King' vMt is con
nected with the financial sfltlrsof
tbe Congo Free State.
.i ) V -eeei
TEKIUFiC SITItO KXPIXJSIOJI. '
A Torpedo'XJompany'e Plant Blown
fjp With Mach Boise.
TdMnnbi ta tbe Press-Ytstfc)ri
' - Ji 5. w
FiNDLfT.unm.ueo. 7. . storage
houe belonging td"flfe Ohio and in
diana Torpedo Company, two miles
northwest of Bowling reeu,'1lew
np with temflVloroe last night The
balldlngoonUined 860 qnartsof nltro
gljoerine and Ws lopatedln forest
and adjaoent farm; houses were badly
wrecked r r.'d some luhabiunte JO
Jured pearly tvery'pUte grass on
one side ot the street of Bowling
Green was broken. . Tbe enockT waa
felt for ftrtrwHee131 1 '" r; "
. - ' mtm t '
,' j ; . ... : . .. y... . 1 : .
v ' Robbers Mill Btattoa Agoat, ,
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.- XtesawATpBta,, Ks n.Kr Des. f.A
Bueyras Btatlos, oa the Missouri Pa-
oiBc. thlrtyight miles sonua or abb
aaa City two masked 'mea' attempted
to rob tho railroad Statloa last eight
W, A. Oilmen, thaageet, offered -ro-
the street csr rompaoy be ordered tf a Monjiniegtsl asaocUtion; Bl
tatlber tJdon D. ao..a etreef HghS NC J U&UV
rmotio1i't,derm.ai Ferr.il ' t,i.i S M
PpVy'd ?e.f(,Afyiafofore wlA wfth viceedlng' pleaeote, the card of
WtoterAtfass.esrr4j ; tllUaiiitrArirtf, In
thai
ietaaee aad was moiUlly shot 'Tba J atsmbcrs of thi larpeatoisj aad wood-, the. blood
robbers thee Bsd.., . worklag trades,; r;i j UWh'"?r!
JXUt JflRSI CTj.VKBOTtoXi
' MN'tt ;3artn atakao Oeaerdne
f" J Vtt1ow W the HBtuawwaUf
elxt tvlt glreeiliva.Paass-tViairoa; plegfrore
to aoteJhatJhcjef OoWv taiMirard to
taa'atonewall Cemvjary" grave have
edb0B,to;rfrolrlllbliiil
wnvwi v. fciWWii toe, r
eeatrtbatorf ia tbeiliberal.iamooaj of
fiti, Vpd7 weafO ptessed to pabliabitbe
following Tetter, wblcfc seeompaaied
blf-'" girt,. , , r
LTBtair.Uew .',-1895.
Mrs. Atmistfid! JoneKl Preeidtnt Wo
AenocUUon; Kl
Wljleb he atatefther plaa to be organ
Uei, bj bUh;fusdS,ma7, be raised
With Which ioareeii eoltebU head and
t"MitotC&$?aQ0 Ooajfedorato
gravea;';. iw v unmarked' in 'Stonewall
Cemetery, T at MsncheUr, Ta. I re
joice at this jjiotle step, sad tlsnk Go
that wo have aueh .Boble kmen in
llorth Carollaa', wbokaow ao failure,
to pa.ab. forward this noble enterprise,'
aad tt6ak; Him' stiU more that I am
permitted to thus sld you, by encloc
iag youlny eheek for 25 as my eoa
tribution te thrs grand and noble work,
and I d hope that your energy, so in-
domitbieT sod your unprecedented
devotion! to the memory of our depart
td.hsroeaf may be appreciated ta that
extent that the neeeesery f nad may be
at once placed at your disposal in
order thst these noble men, who thus
atbrlSaed their litec for their State's
honor, and tbe protection of their
homes that were eo dear to them, I
ahould not longer be forgotten -
Again invoking Gud'e blessings on
you anoTrbur most worthy aad noble
efforts, I beg'to subscribe mytrelf, my
dear madam,
Tours most respectfully,
O. J. Caeboil
The ladies return many, very many
thank to Mr. O. J. Carroll, fur bis
kind words and liberal donation. So
far no organisation haa been perfected.
The executive committee of the North
Carolina Monumental Association has
donated to tha Utt. Mr. Avirett tbe
sum of t09, tha remalcder they btve
ia band, to be devoted to tbia sacred
purpose.
A CITY PHYSICIAN.
Tbe Special Committee or the Board
. :
ReoOanaiends Reform.
Atjhe last meeting of tbn Board of
Alermanja-wommitteewaa appointed
by Mayor Rosa at the instance of the
Board WlnyeatlgaU tluuloethod sad
manner of dUpeBsinggxeevjdruga to
ohrit!T The report s glvea belowi
" BALBiaiiivC.i, Dee.' 0. 1895.
nrgB floHagABLB oib or Aldbb-,
asit, -"Cltf Balelgb?
J 6 sot Alius r Tour committee ap
pointed to look into the matter of
charity medasiaes, cabmit the follow
ing report: ' " " '
' They haveaaref ully examined into the
matter and. Bad abutiea that can only
be remedied by a radical change, they
therefore recommend
1st Tbe abolition of tbe preseat ayt-
tcm. -
gad., The. ebotiou of a oity physi-
claB who shall furnish and dispense his
own medicine at a cost not to exceed
800 per year.
The adoption of this recommenda
tion will, In Our -opinion., not only in
ure to the benefit of the poor of th
city by securing better and more thor
ough attention, but to the tax-payers
of the elty in the caving of more than
88 lis per eent of the present ost.
There should be exaettd of tne puy-
aieiaa certain, requirements, soen as a
monthly report to the Board of Alder
meaof thenumberof rl its msde, lum
ber" ot pstlent treated, number die-
eharred, aamber of new patlenU re
ceived,. ordinances eopceroiag which
can' be-OBMtod ot the Jaa nary meeting.
TJb,l,!e believe, will eonds.ee to the
prtveaUcn of Inattention or aegleot tb
aayoBoM'., . ';;;7 ; ,:
i U '.(-! Beepectfally submitted, .
V '- L. H Wbb , i(
. D. B,'.BVBBBTT. '
t ; JoH 0. Driwri.
if Alderstaa ; ferrall at i ted 'hat i
would like for "tha report to lay over
BaUl the aeat meeliBg,,, 'J i
v Aldermaa ' Drewr atated that he
thought It weald he' pradebt for tha
rcpoK to be glvea full cenelderatloa
before action. So the matter was de
ferred aatil the Beit moetlag v 1
I -i'M . M M ... ... 1 .'. '
.-HOT. it. H. lUKie will: pswaw.aw!
V. 1. n. TttHia will preeou' w--
Morrow morning ,e special eernjoa , to),The greatest aueeece ao far haa beea
"A OAT
Condfti'lndiPat iii'ii Rend-
FACTS ANIKGUSSIP.
Iter?,nogly Totaae-Ttckea wp on
. the Htreote antf VaHoneJKolurs . -
-HH!idJee wlU be. cheaper aeat
summerj apojther Jce. maker i ia towa.
T6ree dranka waa all that Mayor
Rust had to ont-nd with this mornina?.
No flnea' were imposed, as'nb damage
reaolted from tbe " jgc'
Messrs. WVH. King ft Co sbbohuco
that they have come of the aider of
life 4a tht-rego v sating . majt extract
which they are offering. See their ad.
Yesterday afternoon there waa car
ried to h's hosv ia Norfolk Mr, B W.
Harris, who was . seriously Injured
while coupling ear at Henderson.
His right arm was caught between tb
couplings and badly crushed. The)
arm may have to smputated.
Is front of be Tarboroogh tb'e
morning the passerby trod carefully.
Some one had throwa water la'' front
of the door on the pavement and tbo
nip of winter bad glas-d the stonee
with s thla aad very slippery coating
Of lee. , .j-.
There Is no dowolna; the Caoeeaiaa
force. In addition to tbat laugh of a
gay, free maid, Mr. H w. Butler,
brother ' to Marion, has developed
such a a eye for artiatic effeeta that ho
lc now styled Modiste Worth aad ad
dressed a "Madame."
Colonel Alston Grime, t the Sea
board Air Lino offloe in Portamouth,
who has been ill with typhoid fever
for two or three mon'ha, ban eo far
recovered to make It asf- to move him.
and a special train conveyed him and
his friend to this city yeeterday.
It was way baek yonder in the spring
that, a young man named Murphy, a
former Rslelghite, airted oa tbe
eharge of robbing a mallear. His ease
bss been three time called in tb Fed
eral Cuort and postponed on eeeh oc
casion. Wit b eseh postponement cornea
the oerleas payment of a elond of it-
aesoes.
Feeding the cot tbrsefc!" waa the
remark mad-4 by' a gnlmaa thta
morn ng a Clerk Carroll tifood la the
Chit ns'-banh drawlor tb moaww
K0arjr for the carrying oat of Fed
era I Court today. He drew two thus
sanl dollars, en much of which waa
ailver that the big bag had to be
shouldered Ail tbi moaey Wee' used
In tbe psyment of wltneB ' Irarlng
the Week Bve thousand dollar hate
been expended by the rnVernment
Tbe editor of tbe Charlotte Obnervr
sntstokqow wha'-h'sa b-come of ibe
old fool custom nf demanding tbata mil
itary compaay going from one Stole
through anotberohall have permissioa
from (be Governor nf , tbe Utter?
Nothing baa been bard of It alnra the
Atlanta Exposition began. Caa It be
that tbe dignity of North Carolina hae
been trodden under foot pre'ty well
every week for the past two month
without anybody knowing K
Tbe following have passed the civil
service examination f r the revenue
service and are placed oa tbe eligible
list: A clerks, K. A. Womb's, Wil
liam H. Bragg, William P. Jjove, C.
H. Hughes. Thomas P. Wood, Thomaa
C. Harris and Cbaa. C. Kooocei as
Storekeepers qd gangers, Abaer
Nash, William D Wlat and James
G, Bteed. . "
The Auditor s making out the aa- .
anal pension money for the old vote
raos and dependent members of their
families. V They will be sent out Mon
day, ten days earlier tarn year thaa
laat. The pensions this year emonated
1106,000. Pensioner will not receive al
t .getter as large prmeutaj this year
aa, last, owing to. the fact that tha
Bomber of pensioners haa Increased
; AtCemmiseloaer iLssy's residence oa
North Bloaat street last rvrslag theio
was, blood and laughter aad sobs aad
songs la a juvenile melodrama la which
aome of the Commissi. ner'e children
took lesdia i parts.-'- The young actors '
of that neighborhood kava bets play
lag to crowded boas, aad the trsge
. i , j i.. ..... k. . . . a
uiee equ wiie w vuuiionea.
blood-eardllag presenUtion of
nghood.' '
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