North Carolina Newspapers

Sixty of them PassedThrbugh . Raleigh this" Morning , TO RETURN. FRIDAY. Will ba tha Gnaata of .the ?ajltot City l' : tllSatnrday Morulas Kaoaptloa to-; ... ba Teadarad Tkem at th Yarboixi - . by tke Caambcr Cotaojaroa . . - The New; .Jersey, editor's , nlxty strong, passed through Raleigh this morning on their trip south. Zbe :L party arrived at Norfolk yesterday . and boarded the Atlanta special for -, 1 , Charlotte.4 The editors did .not atop ;" here; or at Southern Pines on their trip south, delaying that pleasure " ; iintil the trio .homeward; . - -t . The party will reach Raleigh next ' Friday arternoon at fire o'clock on a ,"; :. special train, which will bring them from Southern Pines.-; ' . t ,1 A 'committee' of the', Chamber of - , , ' Commerce willj meet the disiingu . " ished New Jersey eitizens on their i !!arrLval here and, every courtesy pos ;C' ibie.'Will fee shown 'themfjiy' . - '.lr'Mrtngb1iyfjnjP' r fected for the' entertainment ofthe guests. Carriages will be in'waitinrf tt-Pf at the debot when the train.' arrives v'..-., and. tU yisitors.-wlU,. Wryento4 ? ; the, yarboro uouse, woerein-joam-r-i-'f&ercf Commercef has arranged i to -' gla them a reoeptionS'ilg $ H.'Theditors"jrni:b.::4riyenoye Wr'theelty and shown points of interest r while hewut They wHV remain here ' VK.'lunlll-11:39 il x. wh$ n they will take -: , the Norfolk traiof, , ' ' : .wiwrm :relme, t -iiyi.itiii r 'or the New Jersey pencil pushersvvf foJIoWlnf 1 tne. personnel of C;thevpartyof i-New? Jersey Editors ' who passed through' the city.,' today ! fftnd whoUvl$it.RalelgbFrlday,i ""i and Saturday next f Jos O.Klndon, j ;' ;:.Mrs J O Kingdon, Jas L Jamison, j ir Mt Holly; WmJB WHlsVi Herald, Mt 4 y Holl j : Chaai 0: f dBr'ide, iM.rs , C Q ; V, MoBride, Journal, Elizabetbs.ho . Ho!mesQttel!TrentonChaaH T - TLevy.Adytlrtisor, Trenton Harry C . . Valentide, New York Journal, Tren - ' t3r, John Eellstale; Times, Trenton; . v F,L Gilbert,1' Emporium, TrentottfE 4 1 stahl," Stoats Journal, Trenton; JWm Bt Duffleld, ConstitutlonWood T 5 bury -FIG .? Duffleld, I Advertiser, ' Woodbury I Geo ? W1 Pither News, I r : Swedresboro;Chas" P Battent News, 'IV-Swedesboro;-Alfred E Cooper, Ga- j- aette,- Cape May H,;Mrs Alfred if, Cooper, tteitCape CfH. P F Armstrong, Jiiuvo. nv, s Mrs" F.F Armstrong, Enterprise, Keypbrt; Chas ETindeU Fredonian,' New-BrunswioK; rv"' .". " ; : Times, New-Brunswick; j, Jas? S Wright, Mrs J S Wright, Chronicle, ; St George Kempson; DemocVat, A B f ' Daniet. V- Herald B E ' Pickersglll, "X ',;EepublcanJ Perth Amboy Henry P Brown. DeDartmentof tabor j Wash- - Ington, DC.Frank WBaldwin, Mrs : - F W Baldwin, Cbronjole, grange; Thos E Ludlam, Mrs T: ELudlamt ' . .. Miss Ludlam. Times, Sea Isle City; Dr Georee Nicholson, Post, Camden ":", Fred J Muller, ' Journal, Atlantio . . V.'Y City Wm M Haskett,? Jour oal, A vlantiojcCitt: Morton rennypacaer. T:' Torch; Asbury Park; Wm B Penny- ' ; . acker, Torch. Asbury Park; Ches : ; ; ter : Penny packer, . Torch j Asbury ; - Parkf Samuel Breckinridgp,-. bun, ri.' Woodbfldgej.S. H ; DalrympleIn Ki "-quirer' MetachenC D;' W Messier, " Democrat, Somervllle;, ,: Xonn M felner,' Herald, J-; Eliabeth;v E B r,t-. Warria. Ne wst Patterson , D ":k : ! Ransom, News, Jersey City, J t R Proctor, Budget, Bayonie; Addison ' . . , Ely, Jr.. Herald, Rutherford; Cook v : v Omkllnfir. Herald. Rutherford; CC i h Tixti, HM.ld. Readinei Pa i Frank O Runyon: Leader! Allentown,' Pa. Prank A Heywood,v Southern Pro J''ffress: Philadelphia, Pa .IRisleY, Vvr Risley and maid, Samuel Ire - Z 'd. JPhiladelphia, Pa.; Mrs, Teresa i . . in- Mrs EXV .nenus. unurco uwr 4 L:. Boston. Mass. ip9Strangvl vu - . I. i Portsmouth Va. K Jtu. ; Mr. giw MMm As my name lias oeen menuo. v-t ...... ! vv- io your paper as a probable: candi date, for city Alderman, and haying been informed by Eome friends also, that my name would be presenteo the primaries, I teg-to announce that I am not a candidate, and while I am grateful for the kindly-feelings cxrre.c".ed,- under no. consideration n,U I coiisontto srve the city in t'.:.- . "y- " -: . J.E. IICNTLIt. ; TO BUY. ST, MARY'8: - .nishoD Cbaablra'a Mppaat for Fanda to ": Maka Church Iaatllatloa. . The Rt. Rev. JosepnB.'Cbeshire, bishop of the diocese of North Caro lina,' preached to a large congrega tion at irinity enurco on ounaay morning says the Aaheville Gasette. His sermon consisted mainly of an apptat for funds for -the purchasing by the church of St Mary's- school for girls, at Raleigh.' The school has, ever since its commencement over 50 years ago, belonged to the Cameron family. f No w"t no wever, it has been .decided " by ' prominent Episcopalians from various parts of the state thai it would .to ad visable for the diocese of North Carolina to purchase the schoolirom its present Owners and have it conducted en tireljrby the Episcopal nburchi j To buy the school put in repairs.and endow icholarshlps ,wjll cost ap proximately $100009 and it has been suggested that the ' expenses be born not onlyiby the diocese in which the school is situated, but al so toy the diocese of Eastern Carolina and the ' missionary' jurisdiction of Bishop .Cheshire has' left almost all of bis many other duties to arouse interest in the project of buying the school. Of the $100,000 required the women of the .Mrldttgioceses' are expeoted ib' talse or': contribute hatt Quite a number f promises of contributions have been recei ved. PERHAPS FATALLY; SHOT A Xaro Atuokad; Mr, V Thomsaoa ' Monday morning Mr C. R. Thomp- soo. of House's Creek townaip.was attacked by a coiorea man- mimea Bowery Wo Exers an perhaps fatally .woiineffisvt Mr Thompson was in a large field on his plantation-' when ; the egro rushed uponnim with a;reyoIvef. Two shots took effect, the .first ball entered his breast but came out m four inches of, where! It entered. The second entered jusi about, tbe navel and is imoeded nearthe spine. Dr.. Sorrell was summoned and has does not set 1niMtvThoropsonJs tenant for Dr. Sorrell. The negro had done80ine.Jworkveia,Citeha. week prevfous t, in aooordtfhce with-;; instructions. hen' epre manded he eommenced a Urade on ThonipsonrThe latter promptiy ordered Rogers toleave his field but Instead drew' his plstol and fired twioe.:V Tba negro ran ;and' has not beenseeff ilnoe.-jv :yKf$--- Ruaaall' aad Bia'.Lataat IiynnatlomlcBaa. Charlotte pbaerver, t fyet nrf-i Wa ' nuv xoect to witnek some more fits of i hste la now,' and" har :-r.brikilOT goero ment ; by , Injunction; on aceount of tte. restraining order issue ;py JudgeSimontoru "of ttei Unltod "States plrcuit ' Cou.rt, Ja prevent Governor Russell carrying tnto . W feet . tneXMts.w;rnia-g"? hich give him ad other scheming politicians the oontrotof theV Atlantio & North Carolina Kauroaav;ttr w. R. Tucker, of Raleigh,-' whose good money to a large amount is invested In this property, felt , that his inter esto would t not be served by torning oyer ibis roao. . to a se w msuKjj Doliticians, wbo have no interest it : except for, the money ana jne political capital they ;can makf put of it,, and he proceeded to protect his ; rights byj h securing f thta restraining, - prder from -. Judge Slmonton; He probably,, r, wont mind the clamor about" government by in junction llj ha can. savJhls money, anu .:or.. i v0 him nau.- ana uoa, speeu, biobo m taking care of 1110861 he wilt "be taking care of the State a Interests as well. The Observer Indulges the hope that , when J udge bimonton hears the argument ; In the case t Greensboro on the 6th, he will make the injunction DernetuaL We are of those who insisted after bis eleo tion that Russell should not ba pre judged, but judged bylls acts and elven credit for all his good .deeds, These, however, have been too few to make it worth v while toUke ac count of i them, and - it is seen that whenever .he can be balked is any of his undertakings tne p jiic mwr est will be promoted. V1 H. . tauhtara of tba Coafadaraejr . i a u u . j i w.. . . r , ' Kjnd, v ' ... ovAninff with Bums IW.V.A - i. .. v IUD tn r. tha daughters of theConf. g Mi gJ wad. There wnk ...... foe; only voluntary .. CONTINUED CLOUDY. Poaalbly i.lghi 8hwir Predifctad'for T- ' ' ' . ' WTW. . , . -The weather prediction for Raleigh and'' vicinity Js continued cloudy weather tonight and Thursday, with possibly light showers! 1 1 ; The thermometer was - do this morning and the barometer. 30.18. , The' storm is" stilt central In the west, over Kansas, where it appears to be nearly stauonaxy..'i'ne Darom eter has risen considerably over tbe Tab Mirlnh 4. ! I L ' "i ' T The weather'oontliues cloudy aqd ' ,1 a threatening over the1 greater part of tir ter of the country, except over the Lakes and north Atlantic coast, the extreme siuth of Florida and western portion of lTexai:jrbeJieiv lest rainfall flur- ng the past ' 24 - hours was' 2.32 Inches at Mobile. ' Tbe teroperaturs continues to' rise slowly In" the cen tral'., valley and ast and has fallen Over the -central Rocky Mountain slope. p. fr Afn';?i''' : v r f " JlGi WILL" IT BE I10BINS0N ? GcatUttua from- Waahiactoaj Say Ma . Kaana'a Eadoriant will Oat Bin thajudfeahlp, ' It is stated . by , a Washington ar. rival that Mr. H. Dockery is to be appointed, marshal o this dis- Tbe InJtorniaUo fcAlstts given by wasbingwtarryfcttnaf tna iftpj?- Ing ones hava, centered upon Judge W. S.jQ B..Robinsoo, of Goldsbpro, as 'the successful 'aspirant for the eastern 'udgesbin: ot -the United States' btrouit Ogur It li Mt& that Senator Prltchard sentjn the names of Judge Robinson and. Mr. purnel) without prejudice and that , he has aj.irea?thr,rA!iii in fckke tba I selection frdnV'the two 'gentlemen. Judge R6blhsqn;so or ruthorlty ln forms nsthaf the advantage qvef Mr Purnetl. f rom ihe fact that Attorney General Mcenna baa endorsed him. Judge Robinson r anoVt attorney General McKenoa areCatbolics and I thib is wtiv Mr. MoKenna endorsed I ami, wt ! is btttu, ... 1 r't - e I WHO '"VILL- BEV CLERK $i MsStv'JUui Dr.I.H.Abbott,the newly electea i member of the'railrbM commission arrlvecf in th eiyeteraay irom Washington, D ajf ; 4 ?, i I Dr. Abbott, who is the tepubll J representative on the commission, succeeds Mr. Eugene Beddingfield, of Wake, and tomorrow he will take the oath of office K' Qier fe going on 1 for the clerksbip so, acoegiapii niioa 1 by Mr. Henry Clay Browne Kepre Fagan, Jr gopmng,, popu- romi Martbil frants .the place, tinis here doTng jrhat be can tor him. But Mr.Faga j 111 never be olerk to tne .oommts-, sion-not as long a Mr.f Otho Wll- sofihas aVoWlhthoooinmission. , . It la learned bat , Mr Igan has Dr.7Abbott support 4 - rit was atatodtoday that Governor Russell's brothery- Mr; Thos, ; jrf. Rafrlsarator Car garylaa,V. By special request Mn " Seymoai W WblttBg left for Portsmouth x the vestibule this morning to confer W1LU m Wlitllll.WU v.. ...v Mmtnnunfu m mail unpjdiH i . ; .J,M - in regara w rwir.Krrr .r ! lor waieigar rw y ; . -;:, , O .UAU.TKMnRnKT.b and- found .1 pnysv The Atlantio sentative m aridWhee :W TTlt BrtterieaWake Fores f6 FT lAlI'rrTl tne nerry OUSS.ness, immri.jr wbereVnT.fa(gbi-fiiri lotfn4; Raleigh and with proper shipping facilities It will prove very profitr able to rowers of small fruits, , It is to be hoped that the service will be secured for Raleigb as It Will give - . . r'" ....... an Impetus to theeultlvatlon otsm4 fruits and, employment to . a large number, of bands during the ifluil Ka .urbu&s; w rMrt$XuK OoaeMlaht Mahtt KlaWf. ,TblsfroBatne'pen of Hoola Boonj Campbell, the distinguished fjbefo- kee republican statesman does that gentleman ..cr ed i V.vC j- v . .-'"'7.'.'.- ."We have always con'eoded that what a man posscsed honestly was hi 1 private property;,fiW-f We ut. crly or pcd tot leg''aJng ii man's rights iu property, office or position out of bis possession l The suits oow"peudlB2.atKalelgh toturo out those in chargo. of the. insane asylum In that city and Morgantoa L.'ore their - Ume. expires, .4.ot vorV creditable and we rcrrct that I j 1 . . y j, i-'tion on tliat Kue has been raWIMEKiUEl) 1 1. ; CycIone lYipes Pat the Town oClMQKllcr. 20O,WERE INJURED .JL Storm Covara Ana (. llaadrxi f .a.... - w.... ...... I Jtr" ru" -r. 1 ? m ' . SwaMcxi ttttimiB Aajtfctss. T": By Telegraph'W the press-VtMltor. Gcths, wlareti 31 Further de tails of fh awful cyolone last oiglt are coming r py couriers rromait parts, of the de vastated district.. The damage : exceeds. 1 anything i In the history of th Wtitory. Scores are known to be dead at Chandler. Fire destroyed' and. 5w recked the city forty-five are dead and two bun 1 4 red InjuredTbe storm covered a,n area of a hundred and fifty square miles. A heaty rain fell, TO BLOCKADE GREECE AaaauaMaf -fram Parte that tha para .. . WOI S4DO. ,: By Cable to ttaPrW.Wsitor. Paeis. March 3l.-It is announced here this afternoon that the powers have decided to proceed with a par tial blockade of Greece at an early date,M;vym: ' . Marc'l' 81 : Christians since yesterday - have bombarded a bld0k,; housebqe lzeddin fort Which together with foreign Iron clads, have repllefl w.ith shells. The bombardmeftt'-'wan ;tontinued ' last night and.Te8aW4 ls morning. The result ininknown. c Ttwnif iail ata sso.ooe. By Telegraph tojhe Presj-Viaitor. PjTTSBPaa, : A,, Mareh 31. A Sharon (Pa ) maglstraU sentenced John Kyaa to 80, flays in the Alle- gaeny Douoiy wtMp nuusa as a Yt- grant, two -weKif ago. Yesterday word was reoelred that Ryan's Mi)nlrfrk,.Nj. X, about to release Ryan. To Bteek Iaiporfara. By Telegraph to the Presa-VUitor. WAsmcfroK, D. March 31.. The House has adopted an amend- meat, making the tariff bill go into effect1 April 16tb. This is done sim. ly to block lmporters,lMi tbe mend ment will not: be agreed to in t,he Benaie. OlyUawi ee Amarioaa Tebaooo. Bv TelesTaph to thePreai-Visitor, NiwYonr, Mareb, Si. The di rectors of the American Tobacco Co, met today and decUred a dividend of two per cent, - payable May 1st. .The books of the eomnany close April 16th and re-open May 2nd. ;. j. V. j r. f m 1 .:'iui Batonaa fqrCaba. By Cable 4o tha PreM-Vlaltor. Maski March Sl.It U i seml- offlclallytated thai Cuban reforms will be Introduced In April. i a - . v c . . i ..' i. 1 . -jtg w r Aamm I :;ine iJBlvermiy im irgiuw kwu AlJmnlMA .,. k rllIn! of Waka 1 euo f 10 to i I J VtLwiWW,il.Wfci beme J wwtmianison, RoWnson and . vi-onnla. Mtlr. Wblts :':iwl ifcai'aslWrtt Week ' r Remain-In iwhicb' to consult Dr I Matthew the oeulooptlcian, at tie YarborQugbi about your eyes -and I glasses,,: He..wlIlifositively close I . al ' Ml.. t Vk 1 . AiV bis omee m nateign pr nn. J , J'coiortM I ,VnMt.n mvom k. colored ? with are., It should be diluted to tbA.nroMrBbadeana tbeennootiM in Ik. Green, the eolor of hope and resurreotioB, is particularly appro- J prUteulwtavafdety Uplelnrd,. pink, bine, pale yellow" and yurpie. Eggs can be boiled hard, and painted in water-oolora wltb a single spring flower, as a primrose, orb butterfly, also a symbol of tbe . resurrection TLey should W arranged in nests of moss. German children believe that the easter-eggs - are -laid by bares, so representatidn of this little animal are oftea.placed on them, or near ;tbem;7' Paieted -.' butterflies wire-mounted cafe be made to hover Over the nest; Sheriff Jonea went to Washington City this morning. FffZ IDLtXO AWAY TIME ..- f. j Corbatt .May BactNsa laurloaator la Prim. , roaa and Waat'a Mlnatrala. James J. Corbe'tt, theex champion, may soon become a minstrel nan. He has received an offer from Primrose and West for his services and is said, to look with favoron the proposition. "Billy". West went to Carson and put a large fat wad on Corbett, only to lose it- He now JfeAnks to get even by exhibiting the loser, whom he believes still has iome'd rawing po er, If Corbftt accepts' be may be made "middle man In the first part. An eastern paper facetiously sug gests that he could do enough talk ing for the interlocutor aud both end men, so he ought to be a valuable adjunct to the show . ' It would not be surprising to see Billy Brady secure Fitssimmons and give an athletic show, In jrhich Fitz and Corbett would boK at each per formance. There was some la!k of this In 'Frisco, and, as Brady has a long bead, he may effect such a com bination. It should be an advanta geous arrangement to all parties con cerned, as Brady knows how to make pugilistic actors pay. Fitzslmmons has already lost val uable time. He should have profited 10,00ft to 15 000 by exhibitions since the fight, and would have done so with some shrewd manager in charge of his affairs, but as it is he has simply been lounging around 'Frisco. He would do well to put himself bnder Brady's management TODAYS MARKETS. Tha Moramantaia Jtaw York and Liver pool Markata. Nrw Yobs, March 30. Market quotations furnished by E. B. Cuthbert A Co., 30 Broad street, New York, and 306 Wilmington street, Raleigh, N. C, over their special wire: The following are the opening, highest, lowest and closing quota tions of the New York cotton market today; MONTHS. OPKM- HIGH LOW CLOS INO EST. EST. r jarnuarjT Februarj, 81- '96- 7 oft-142-T 12- a- 7 6 77 f 80- March, April, 6 afl 1 00 7 04 7 09 7 10 7 08 8 '73 6 7 7 03 7 07 7 13 7 13 8 90 6 75 7 8 95 6 99 7 04 7 09 7 09 8 86 6 72 6 75 8 73 Mar, June, July, Ausruat, Sept'mb'r, October, Novemb'r, December, Cotton Movanaat, The following shows the semi- weekly movement of cotton at 3 leading interior towns this week oompbred with that of last week, last year and 1895: RIC'PTS. SHIPMENTS. STOCKS ThU week. .14,364 9,953 15,616 Laat week. .20,135 30,630 28,779 Lagiaa..231.3n3 245.4S7 240,413 50W York Stoak Markat. The following were the closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange today: Sugar no J3 Anterlean "Tobacco SoaSSaT V!: Ameiriomn smViu., 70 781 12 General Eleotrle. . . . . . . . . . 3U 45 LouUvlUe and Naahville. . Manhattan I n . , - , m 1 hook wanu 611 251 Souther. Preferred Si. Paul 721 241 Tenneaaee Coal ad Iror. Weatern Union........... " Cklaace Qrata awd bravlalw Merkait. ,? 1 be 10U0 wing were ue oiosingtjuu- tationsontbeCblcagoGrainand Pro vision market today: .WbeaV-JIay. lOijJttljr 681. CoraMayvtU; July, 28. Oats May r Mi. July 184; t Pork May, 1,67; J1' 8 6 s ' Clear 1UV 81doa-May i.5;?iy . . . Uraraoot cottee Mara at. The following were the closing quo tations of the Liverpool cotton market today: ; . V.,. Marob.......... iW -00 afarcb-Aprll. ;t . . . . . jri b.590 Anril-MaT rr7..-i..V.Aw b Maywie;iv.. .v----i.o June-July i k e'.V'. a.a '. JIWW. tr . JlyAngiw.i. . T-8e Aafest-8eptemser.;7.'.. lsi I 8eptombenrOetobor.:;7, tV 3.51-61 October-November Vi,-,. iv v v November-Deoember 3.4i '--s,; JaanaiT-Xeoember.i Si; 1 3.14-45 b Closed ateady ; sales .10,000 bales. ; A heavy frost fell in this section Saturday night and did considerable damage to trucs oernes ana u-uiw Strawberries that were not covered up were badly dajnaged.f A oorres - pendent at Burgaw aya apples, pear and peaches were destroyed, Wilmington Messenger. '.; J" i ' COURT DECREE : READ Jadfa Clark'a Ixelaloa) In Soatbam B. J.. Caaa. Speaking of Judge Clark's decis ion in the Southern Building and Loan Association the Knoxville Journal says "The court is therefore pleased to order, adjudge and decree that the defendant, Southern Building A Loan association, and its officers be and they hereby enjoined 'and in bibited from paying out to any of its withdrawing stockholders more in terest or profits than the pro rata due to said withdrawing stock hold ere after, first .deducting from the assets of the association - all losses, shrinkage Is" values and charges of every nature, characterahd descrip tion whatsoever. "The court is further of opinion, and doth so adjudge and decree, that tbe time, and before tbe . filing of of the bill in this cause, the defend ant association had not ceased to do business and exercise its corporate functions, but was in fact conduct ing its business in its ordinary and usual course, and was in due exer cise of all its corporate functions and franchieses; that the defendant association was not insolvent, and that it has shown itself to be solvent and able to discharge all of Its obligations in the due course of its business, and that there has not been shown that there is any threa tened waste of tbe assets, except as hereinbefore shown, or impending insolvency, and that the court has no power or jurisdiction to deter mine whether Its business can be conducted profitably in the future or not, but that this question addres ses itself wholly to the management and shareholders of the corporation itself, and that tbe relation of the defendants shareholders to each other is that of members of a part nership to all Intents and purposes, and therefore it does not appear to the court from the pleadings or evi dence in this cause that the com plainant who sues as a shareholder, or any other shareholder, in the de fendant association has any right other than such as is hereinbefore assert against the defendant associ ation in an action at law or under this bill. And therefore the court disallows aad refuses the complain ant's application for the appointment of a permanent receiver for the de fendant association in this cause. Mr. John P. Heap, the general manager, baa issued tne toiiowing circular to local treasurers: Tbe business of this association having been restored to the hands of the management by the J udge of the federal court, we are now pre pared to receive payment of monthly dues and interest. In answer to numerous inquiries we desire to say that under the circumstances, no fines will be charged for the months of January, provided settlement is made without delay. There is now no good reason why payments should not be resumed at once; on ine. contrary mere are many good and valid reasons why every stockholder should promptly respond so as to enable the associa tion to recover as quickly as possi ble from the interruption of the past two mpnths. Following the rigid lines of econ amy marked out by thedirectorsand present management, and under vhich they themselves have already submitted to the great reduction in tjalriesF beginning with the month of April no fees will be allowed your local directors for attending monthly meetings, at least until, such time as the original volume of business is restored, involving the maki g and supervision of many applications for loans. While we are able to com mend a very large majority of our four Cundred ' local collectors for their prompt and business-like monthly Inanojal .. reports, we are obliged " no w to say that from this time, It will be firmly inisisted that monthly reports must reach this office by the fifth of , the month, and repeated delay later lhan the tenth of the fcon'th, without good excuse, win jsubject tbe local, collector to re moval.-: Please acquaint your .stock holders with thin ! regulation that they may prepare to-make payments oa tbe last Saturday'of tbe month in accordance with tbe terms of their contracts.' ,i.i;f.LT Always report Z what' money yo have, on band, at the proper time, Lb4 finea when delinquent 1 .menta are made I ., It i, oup .-purpoee to ylgorously 1 mBtfrlngly push the business of 1 thl4 Association, and we ask your co-operation in establishing it upon 48 permanent ana jrouiuio woaia. Manipulated ' - for the Many. ' AROUND THE CITY. Pof-Poarrl of tha Mawa Platarad oaPa par Poiata aad Vaeple Partlaaail r, Pfakad amd HthU P tm v - 4 :-c' The family of Mr J R SmitfT has movedto the city. The- sheriff of Burke otuaty : ' brought five c n victs to tbe peniten- tiary today. : - M&arae Besson invites the ladies ; . to call and examine ter stock of spring millinery, which is well s selected and prices reasonable. The Democratic primaries are ll drawing near and the boys are bay ing it lively in tha wards. Next Ma- ; day is the date of the primaries. r ) State Senator McCarthy was bare today on his return from Washington. ' He is sure of being appointed col- , lector of customs at Newbern . Judge H G Ewart is in the city on his return from Newbern, where he held Craven court. Judge Ewart speaks pleasantly of his stay In New bern . , President E. A. Alderman of the university was in tbe city today. President Alderman is . on his way to Charleston, S C., where he de livers an address. Capt. R. I. Cheatham, formerly : agent of the Seaboard Air Line at Durham and more reoently division freight agent at Atlanta, "has been Appointed general freight agent of -the Seaboard system. Governor Russell stated to a re porter of the PaEss-VisiTOR that he did not know whether or not he ' would go to Greensboro on the sixth when the injunction cases are to be heard. through the city today returning from Durham. Mr. J. Sherwood Upchurch accompanied the min strels to Durham, singing with the vocalists last evening. He wasgiven a hearty reception. Don't forget the chair sale at Royall & Borden's tomorrow. Look at everv rocker in Raleigh and see if Royall A Borden dont sell the best $1 50 rocker you ever saw. Se their nice advertisement, Sanders Adams and Tilda Hlnton, two colored love! s:c'i swains from the country strolled In Register of Jeeds Roger's office this morn's; and purchased marriage license. Finding that chief clerk Williams could tie the knot, without further delay Sanders and Tilda gave the yes" word. Subscribers to the Telephone Ex change will please add to their list the following new names: B. G Cowper, residence, 273; Geo. W. Waring, offioe, 274 B; Dr. J.J. L. McCullers, residence, 275 B; R. H. Utley, grocer, 275 C;K. B.-Johnson, Mills, 275 D; Cary Lumber Co., of fice, 505 F. Mr. A. G. Bauer has returned from Durham where he testi fied in the case of C H Norton against the Southern railway for 130,000 damages. It will be remembered " that Mr. Bauer was riding with Mr Norton when the train struck the buggy. The railway company com promised Mr. Bauer's suit by pay ing him 12,500. The Telegraph Age contains a handsome engraving of Mr. P. 11. Hughes, manager ofthe Postal Tele-, graph-Cable office at Savannah, Georgia. .Mr. Hughes was at one time jn charge of the Postal offioe in Raleigh, and was one of our most popular oltizens. He has since been twice promoted until be holds the second highest position in the Postal company U the south. Rev. P. , L. Groome, D. D., of Greer iboro, superintendent of the Southern district of tbe Antttican SoloWty of Religious Education aays that the Southern Biblical Assembly, wbicb has been meeting In Ashe ville tnr uMnl o.raf. will convene In that city again this year on August 4th and eontinue in : session two weeks . Charlotte was among the other etties In the State that hoped to secure , this assembly this year, but a letter just received from tbe national secretaay says the Ashe ville has been decided upon. Minor Matters V