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OBUIHftl .. - OOJf, Kxeeub oanday.j THE VISITOR Is served by earrlers in the eity at 25 cents per month, payable to the carrier! In advance. Prtees for mailing t per year, or 45 cents per month. Communlntlous appearing in these columns are ba. the expressions of the opinion of the correspondent writing the same, and they alone are rssponslble. A murk X after your name ufor ii yo'i unit yoar time Is oat. AU .-oMii orders and comiuanlea- Mou tu tV. . OltOWX, Sr., ... Local notices in this paper will be Five Cents per line each insertion Office -Upatalrs over Mr. J. Bobbitt's Drugstore, 3d floor. (jiRjasr 0(f OcriOJbvrios. HALEIGU. J US K 30, 1893. TELEGRAPHIC? BREVITIES. The Gate City bank of Atlanta bts resumed operations. There were 6)0 deaths from cholera at Mecca yesterday and 099 Wednes day. Smelting works at Omaha and also at St Louis will shut down owing to the silver trouble. Pietro Buccieri was hanged yester day at Reading, Pa, for the murder of his sister in 1890. One hundred and seventeen bicyc lists started on a long race yesterday from Vienna to Berlin. Mrs Elizabeth A Magill was found dead In a well at her home in Char lotte yesterday morning. Another silver cine at Aspen, Col. and one at Boise City, Idaho, have closed. Dispatches state that the steam ship Haytien Republic was seized at Portland, Ore, yesterday with 500 Chinese on board. They will be re turned. The British battleship Camperdown ought to have its name changed to "Koockemdown." A recent gewspaper cablegram was headed, "Mr Bayard sees the queen." It is to be hoped that he had the best hand. No wonder James Gordon Bennett proposes to pat his paper on a stock company basis. Be is having a new steam yacht built. ' Was it gall or was it gizzard, That prompted the wizzard, -Who said: "Ihesizzard Is only a thawed out blizzard." . .. The canals of the country will ex perience a boom if the project of pro polling canal boats by the trolley electric system can be successfully worked, and it is believed that it can be. Virginia has turned out the best summer advertisement of the season in the alleged discovery of a bed of natural ice. Who wouldn't be anx ions to spend a few weeks In the vi cinity of such a cooling curiosity? PRICE OF FIREWORKS RAISED. Assistant Secretary Curtis, of the treasury department, has practically raised the price of 4th of July fire erackers. He has decided that in as sessing imported firecrackers at the rate of 8 cents per pound, account must be taken of the outside cover ings as well as the inside coverings, as to do otherwise would be making an allowance for tare, which is ez preeely prohibited. MOURNERS FALL IN A GRAVE. At Calvary cemetery, St Joseph, Mo, the casket containing the body of Thomas Tyman was deposited temporarily at the grave, with the mourners grouped around it.x Bud denly the side of the grave caved in and three of the mourners were pre clpltajted into it, with the coffin on top of them. They were quickly rescued from their embarrassing po cltion, suffering only from fright and jfrfew slight bruises. SEARED BT HOT RINGS. Mrs Josephine M Cox.of New Tork, a sunnier cottager at.,Abury Park, accidentally npset a kettle of boiling fat. and burned her Jsimi to the el bows. The gold rings on her fingers became so heated that they burned deep into the flu! a physician will endeavor to fcrafjmew.skin upon the burnt portions. The' rings had to be filed from Mrs Cox's flngr. LOST BY 8UNDAY OPENING. Attorney General Ulhey,ln response to a request from Secretary Carlisle for an i pinion as to wither the ap propria) ions made by congress in aid of the world's fair, including the ap propriatiooB in aid of the government exhibit, have been rendered unavail abe by the opening on Sundays, has decided as follows: "In my judg ment, the appropriations referred to are as available now as before the de cision of the Court of Appeals on Sundays, with the single exception that no more money ought to be paid to the Illinois corporation known as tha World's Columbian Exposition." STRANGE CAUSES OF FIRE. Moistened tin turnings aud chips have been known to take fire. A rat gnawing at a box of grease dipped friction matches ignited the lot. A running belt which sagged into a mans of greasy waste set fire to the heap iy friction. A cockroach crawled from an oil receptacle to a gas jet, where the creature's oily body took fire, and, falling, spread the flames. A stream from a fireman's hose started a second fire while putting out the first, the water having penetrated an adjoining Duuaing containing quicklime. DR. ELLISON. A NOTORIOUS SWINDLER WHO OPKR ATED IN WILMINGTON SOME TIM AGO. The Savannah News gives an ac count of the doings of a notorious swindler who operated in Wilming' ton a little'over a year ago as "Dr Ellison" and swindled Rev Dr Nash and others out of small amount of money. The News says of him: "Gen Moxley," the notorious swin dler of Catholic priests and convent schools, who tried about fourteen months ago to paes worthless checks on St. Vincent's Academy and Father William Mayer and afterward work ed the same game with success in Jacksonville only to be captured a day later by the sisters of the St. Augustine Convent,' is out of the Florida penitentiary and back at his old tricks. Gen. Moxley was sentenced to a years imprisonment and he was lib erated June 10. He lost no time in shaking the orange' land from his shoes.and was soon marching through Georgia on his way" to fiejds new and pastures green. rf A few days ago be landed in Macon under the name of McSherry, and on Friday appeared at the St. 8tanislaus College and introduced himself as Mr McSherry, of Jacksonville, Fla. He claimed to be a representative of the Richmond & Danville system, that he was returning from Chicago and desired to put his son at school there He was informed that no students was taken there, but was referred to Spring Hill College at Mobile, Ala., as a proper place for the boy. The would be Mr McSherry con tinued the conversation, lie was thoroughly conversant with many topics that he conceived would inter; est his hearers, and finally presented a check which he desired to have cash advanced on, as be said he was temporarily embarrassed and needed some f money. This, however, was suspected. He then made an exit and was seen no more. MOXLKT'S OLD STYLE. The man's manner of procedure is precisely that adopted by the notori ous Moxley, and from the description, McSherry and Moxley are nndoubt edly one and the same,. He seems dur ing his known rascality career to have confined his operations to in Btitutions of learning, priests and ministers. Last winter he worked his way to Florida through Virginia Tt ennessee, the Oaxolinas and Geor gla, nearly everywhere meeting with success until caught by the Sisters of 8t. Joseph at the convent in St. An- Igustlne. As yet the embarrassed Mr Me Sherry has not beau apprehended, but it U very probab'e tl-at ere loog he will ftgaluj be la the tolls. STOODHy"hIS SHIP. Further reports of the a'.aking of the Victoria show that Admiral Tryon stood on the br dge of the last and gave orders from his post as he was goiugdown. His last order to his men was that they should try to save themselves. The other feature of the disaster Is the fact that nearly all of the marines were lost. Under the regulations in the English navy it. is the duty of the marines when a ship is struck to go below and close tbi water tight com partments. The Victoria's marines marched solidly to that duty and to death, The disaster, a f ul as it has been, will at least do this good to England. It will strengthen that sentiment of duty which has made the English navy especially so strong in battle. Tryon doubtless had this thoug.it as h stood at his post, fle stood there in obedience purely to the sentiment lie could have had no hope of accomplishing any practical benefit to the shi;, hut he did give new life to the uavy as he sank with hi foot on the bridge. Just as truly did each mariner who went to his death, instead of leaping from the English na.vy of the feature stronger. One Wy to be Happy Is at all times to attend to the com forts of your family. Should any one oi them catch a slight cold or cough, prepare yourself aud call at once on Messrs. W. H. King & Co., coruer of Fayetteville and Hargett streets, sole apents and get a trial bottle of Otto's Cure, the great Germau Remedy, free. We give it away to proe that we have a sure cure for Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Large sizes 50c. For sale by W. H. King & Co., corner Fayetteville and Hargett streets. CONFEDERATE VETERAN RE UNION, BIRMINGHAM, ALA. For above occasion the Richmond and Danville Railroad will sell tick ets to Birmingham, Ala. and return from coupon stations on its line, at a rate of one first class limited fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale July 17th to 19th in clusive, good returning until and in cluding July 25, 1893. Tickets will be sold from Washing ton, D C, Richmond, Bnrkeville, Va, South Boston and Lynchburg, Va, Durham and Winston Salem, N C, on July 16th, in addition to dates named above. . FOURTH OF JULY. For this occasion the Richmond and Danville railroad will sell round trip tickets between points on its line at greatly reduced rates. Ticket agents will furnish full in formation as to rates, schedules, &c Tickets will be sold July 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th, good returning until and including J uly 6th, 1893. N. 0. TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY. On account of the above occasion the R & D R R Co will sell from stations on its lines within this state, round trio tickets to More- head City and return at the following rates from points named, plus z to cover mem- whicn will be soM with every ticket, 'iicr eta to be on sale June 18th to July 1st in clusive, good to re urn until and including juiy mn Reidsville, 7 80 flelma, ?25 Raleigh, 44) Chapel Hiil, 6 00 Mocks ville, Ashboro. Norwood, Statesville, Morganton, Asheville, Wayne viHe, Murphy, Lincolnton, Lenoii, points in same $8li 8 3' 9 5 925 Jfiion uoilegt, 6 65 Greensboio, ,7 10 Salisbury, 8 45 Charlotte, 9 70 10 85 12 9 j 19 M 16 7.) winston-balem, 7 Bo Wilkesboro, 10 05 and from intermediate portion. 110!) 10 83 pro SUMMER EXCURSION RATES. The Richmond & Danville R R begs to an nounce tuat commencing June 1st. summer excursion tickets will be placed on sale at all coupon ticket offices in Virginia and North Carolina at verv low rates for the round trip. mi . ... . . . xuese ucKeif) w 11 continue ou sale ui September 30, 18,J3, permitting stop overs going and return trio at all resort points Send for summer homes folder and apply to any agent of the company for informa tion as to rates and schedules, or W A Tu-k, General Passenger Agent, Washington, D 0. AuctionSale of CWy Property.&c, By virtue of two certain mortgages, re corded in Registry Wake county, in book 113, at page 619, and book 119, at page 186, respectively executed by James whitaker ana wife, Caroline, I will offer- for sale to the highest bidder for cash, on Monday, July 24, 1893, at 12 o'clock m, the property in said mortgages described consisting of a certain house and lot in the city of Raleigh, on Haywood street, the residence of James Whitaker and one bay horse nine years olo, and other property described in said mort gages. ' BF MONTAGUE, Raleigh, N 0, Jane 21, TO, Mortgagee. LOCATION OF ALARM BOA. No. 12. Folk and East 8treete. 13. Johnson and Halifax Streets, 14. North and Person Streets. - , 15. Elenton and East Streets. 11 Northwest cor Blount and Polk. 21. Morgan and Blount Streets. ' Wilinlugton and Martin Streets. 44. Davie ant Blood worth Streets. 1. Wiluilugton and Sauth Streets. I'd. Hargett and Swain Streets 87. Klount Aud Cabarrus Streets." 12. Faytttville aud Hargett Sts. 314. Hargett and Bloodwurth Sts. 81. Davie and Dawson Streets. ' 82. Hillsboro and West Streets. 84. Lenoir and McDowell Streets. 83. Hargett and Dawson Streets. 80. South and Harrington" Streets. 87. Hargett nd West Streets. 4. Waer Tower. ' 41. Dawson Street, between Jones and l.aoe Htreets. 42. Halifax and Edenton Streets. 4i. Joues and Saunderj Streets. -. 45 Kirwood Avenue opposite Cot ton Mill. 47. North Street, West of Salisbury Quotations ot the Inter-State Trust aud Brokerage Co. Raleigh, N. C, June 30 1893. Bid Asked North Carolina 6's 1264 " " 4's 98 99i W N O R R 6's 80 N I. Railroad, 100 18 A & N C R R. 17 R&GRR, 8 s 118 R & G R R. 70 n 102 106 .50 U0 i; S & R R R, 99 City of Raleigh 6's, 1897, City of Raligh 6's, 1907, 108 J Raleigh 8treet Railway 6's' N C Agricultural Society 6's. Citizens' National Bank, 121 Commercial and Farmers' Bank, 111 Bank, 111 National Bank. Raleigh, 120 Raleigh Savings Bank, 145 Raleigh Cotton Mills 6's. 1021 104 Caralelgh Phosphate Works, 71 Caialeigh Cotton Mills, 90 N 0 Car Company, 105 Peace Institute, 61 RaHgu Gas Light Co, 77 84 iiaieign band ana imp uo, - 2a BsW be taken right in when others tell you thty are selling you goods at cost, &c, &c Wait and see our stock and prices first and then you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you sre getting a barga'n. Our stock is new and desirable and our prices the lowest. WHITING BROS. t i. Favirg made all the money necessary to reduce price for the benefit of our customers, we will sell a lot oi nice pine wood for fl per cord on yard, or $1 50 delivered any where in the city. LIME f 1 10 per barrel. LATHS tl 60 per 1,000. Best on market. Lumber in plank, pro miscuous width. 18 50. Framing from $9 to til per 1,000. Flooring and ceiling 112 50, 1 14, 1 15 per 100. Sash,- Doors,- Blinds, and Moulding reduced in same proportion. Best Heart Shingles always on hand. We manufacture our own material which enables us to sell at bottom prices. Our motto is quick sales and small profits. JylStf Ellington Rojster k Co,' Administrator's Notice. Bv virtue of a decree Of the Superior court of Wake county, I will sell to the highest Diaaer ior cbsu, at tne court nouse ajor in Raleieh. on the 3d day of July. 1893. a lot or parcel of land situated in or near the eastern limits of the city of Paleieu. ou the Rock quarry road, Deionging to tne estate oi Mary jenes, deceased, sometimes called Mary Tucker. Dimensions of lot 66x104 feet. Contains house nd orchard. ". ANDREW SYME, une2 Administrator. DEAFNESS, Its Causes and Cure Scientifically treated by an aurist of world wide reputation, ueainess eraaicawu aau entirely cured, of from 20 to 30 years' stand incr. after all other treatments have failed, How the difficulty is reached and the cause removed, fully explained in circulars, with affidavit and testimonials of cures irom prominent people, mailed free. Da A FONTAINE, myl712n Xacoma, Wash Urea The EYeninor Visitor IS PUBLISUkD EVERY EVENING BXCv'Pr 8TJNDAT, AT ft- m PER ANNUM -OR Twenty-five Cents Per tfonth BY WVlM.aBrownfSr.y RALEIGH, eVC. ATLANTIC AN. O.BB, Time Table Nolo. In effect December 19th, 1888. 9oing east. Schedule. Ooing west No 51 Pass trains No 60 Ar Lye Stations Ar Lti m 8 80 eoldsboro 11 88 ft o 417 4 80 La Grange 10 48 10 48 449 464 Klnston 10 09 10 14 ol8 848 New Berne 8 81' 844 8 80 p MoreheadOlty ft H 0 tta
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