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PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (Except SunJiv) EVENING VISITOR PUB-CO. THE VISITOR, by cirriers in tin? city, as cents per muntli. Prices for milling, f J per ytir, or 25 cents per month. Office tpstiirs over Mr. J. 1UI Bobbin's Drug Store, 2nd floor. W. M. BROWN, Sr., M'g'r, Raleigh, X. C. FRED. A. OLDS. ROBERT L. GRAY, Editor Cut Editor JCALKKUI, 8 KIT 2i, NOTICE 10 SL'BSCMBLPS. If subst-ilbeis fail to get their paper in future they will do a favor by re porting tlie failure ti t li im ollice. Subscriptions to tbe Visitok may he left at No. 327 West J street. '301 West Lane street, ami till) Kast l.nie St tvet. On . Monday net the Hebrews all over the world will celebrate one of their must important festivals. Rush llashnna, the Jewish new year. The police of Philadelphia now make raids in force by using the trolley cars, and the prisoners who have been gathered in say the trick is about as surprising as a sudden cavalry charge. With the lighting Japson its eastern shores and the t zar stretching a rail way across its vast expanse on the north, China may prepare to awake from its long slumber and hustle with the rest of the world. Oue sigii uf southern prosperity is increased attendance at the colleges. The students at the University of Vir ginia will number over COO, at the University -of Xorth Carolina about 400, and other leading southern insti tutions of learning report a similar ad vance. It is related that once when a Chinese army was ordered to re-establish authority in one of the prowuces the inarch was delayed for four years, as crops had to be cultivated on the route to serve as rations. The world must make allowance for the deliber ate side of the Chinese character. The temporary stoppage of a num ber of the sugar trust, refineries threatens to throw several thousand industrious workingmen out of em ployment. The true explanation of the stoppage is in the fact that the trust has overdone its business by pro ducing much more sugar than the market could carry. The next boom will be in the south; so say many northern papers. The efforts this section has been making are bearing fruit already. The esti mate, based on letters of inquiry re ceived at various points, is that there are in Xew England and the north generally 25,000 people who contem plate moving south. The cheap living and the open winters tempt them. Inhuman barbarity marks the course of the Chinese army. The general who offered a prize for Japanese heads is not a solitary instance of their savage depravity. Japa nese heads transfixed on spears are reported to have graced the walls of Ping Yang, and the hands of five of their foes were nailed to the gates of Whangju by Chinese. The ' United States department of state has been advised officially that the report of the beheading of the twt Japanese students accused .of being spies, and who were surrendered by Mr. T. R. Jernigan, the United States consul general at Shanghai, to whom they had appealed for protection, is untrue. The Japanese are now in Chinese custody, awaiting trial. The Xew York constitutional con vention has completed its list of pro posed amendments. These number thirty -two, and wil be submitted at the November election, to take effect, if adopted, January 1, next. They prohibit gambling in every form, in cluding bookniakiug and pool-selling; abolish the office of coroner, require aliens to be naturalized ninety days before they can vote, prohibit public officers - from taking, passes, forbid convict labor, fix state and local elec tions for different years, provide for non-partisan election boards, take steps to preserve state forests, extend Lome rule for cities, limit local debt- edness, establish civ41 service rales, provide for adelay of at least three days in the passage of bills by the legislature, and make the speaker of ' the assembly next in order of succes sion to the lieutenant governor. What queer people th Chine I re. The emperor git general Teh,h army, it ii stated, slew no lot than 5,000 Japanese from July 35 to the rod uf August, gift consisting ' of a white gem peacock feather holder, a mux II knife, a pair of Urge purses and a couple of tinder boxea. Common soldiers were by no menus overlooked. The empress dowager, being most solicitous about the health of the armies, desired that forty chests of preservative pills be handed to Li Hung Chang,who was to forward them with the gieatest dispatch for dis tribution among the armies. - The national depnrtmeut of ag.'iciil ttire is watching with great interest the results ef experiments in ijermany with Indian com or maize in the mak ing of I eer. It is said that uter half as inn. h corn as I .irley is used in this country by brewers. A great brewing school iu liet'lin is no making expe riments with Indian corn, and the official report of the authorities is looked for with interest. The reports from the department's agents indicate that the experiments are proving suc cessful, and that the beer from the maize is well liked by the Germans. Till: fllk'AdO STKIKI-: The Commission Favors Arbitration. The United States commission ap pointed to investigate the Chicago strike, after a two-days' executive session for the purpose of discussing and deciding on the nature of its report, adjourned last evening until the last week in October. The com mission was able to harmouize such differeu. es of opinion as existed and there will be no minority report. The report will be a vigorous do. uiuent, so one of the members of the commis sion says, and will, after summarizing the facts as set forth in the testimony and discussing at con-ddeiable length the h hemes suggested for adjusting and avoiding differences between cap ital and labor, give its conclusions. It is believed that the report will lay special stress on arbitration and will er a general scheme of arbitration for the settlement of future difficul ties. RIOTS IN BRAZIL- Such is the Report to DeGama. Xew York, Sept. 28. A spe. ial ca ble dispatch from Montevide says : Admiral DeGaina asserts that there has 1 een rioting in liio de Janeiro, ac companied by outrages on Portugese merchants, instigated directly by pres ident Peixoto, who incited soldiers dressed as citizens to make an attack on the pretense that they wanted to break up a meeting of royalist con spirators. The number of killed is stated to be 328, and 213 are wounded. Many of the wounded were taken to their homes. Most of the fighting occurred near the water's edge and many bodies were east into the har bor. The damage to th property of Portuguese, Ilritish and other foreign residents will amount to 1,503,000. CHINESE NAVY CANNOT FIGHT. Only Twelve Rounds of Ammunition Per Ship The Regular Supply Sold. Losdon, Sept. 28. The Pail-Mall Gazette published a letter from Shang hai, saying the Chinese navy cannot fight because the ships have only about twelve rounds of ammunition per ship, the regularsupply of ammu nition having been sold by the cap tains of the war ships. The corres dent adds that one of these command ers actually sold one of his shipjs Armstrong guns and went to the sea one gun short. Started by "Lumber Kings. Chicago, Sept. 27. W. J. Littlejohn of Chicago', 'in delivering the annual address before the fire underwriters' association of the northwest, today declared that the recent vast and fatal forest fires had been started by lum ber kings. They had taken that meth od, he said, of covering Dp their steal ings, and to them was directly duethe death and destruction which followed. The Discovery Saved lfi Lif Mr. G.Caillouette. drutriHst. Heavers. ville. 111., savs: "To Dr 'Kino-'s NTw Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with la grippe and tried all the physi cians for miles about, bnt to no avail and was given up and told! conld not live. Having Dr. King's New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and be gan its use and from the first d began to get better, and after using tnree rxiues was up ana about again. It is worth its weight in gold. We can't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial bottle at John Y. Mac Rae's drag store. ACVE AND MALARIA As Described bp i Medical Writer. The regular, old-fashioned fever and ague or chill and fever is. In deed, bad enough, bat far worse to bear is that kin J red disease known as chronic malaria. The old-time c'lills and fever would produce a distinct chill, followed by fever and sweating, when the victim would hue a respite of one, two or three d.iys in which to recuperate and regain his conrageand strength. Hut not so with chronic malaria. Kvery day morning, noon and night . hronir m.iUria will plague and tease its victim with miserable, creeping rigors, nasty, c...I sweats, bitter taste, coated tongue, sallow skin, loss of appetite, eoufused men tal fa. ii hies, heat y, stupid listlcss liess, and a host . f similar symptoms as infernal as they are persistent not a day's iiitci'iuissjon n,,r ;ln hour's cessation. Work is a wearisome worry, study si kching and senseless, and play a prosy impossibility. The onlinary treatment for malaria is not of l lie least possi1 le use in such cases. It only seems to aggravate it. Unless a thorough course of l'e-ru-u.i is taken the patent will seek in vain for medical relief. The effect of IV-ru-na is pleasant, positive and perma nent. Specific dire, lions for the us.) of Pe-ru-na iu these cases iv:;, be obtain ed by .-.ending for a free look on ma laria, published by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co.. of Columbus, O. . For colV. CMir, apmin , train oavlu. swelling and all di'P.ise-, ot horses and cattle .'ohpson'i. Ungues ic Oil, borre brsnd. piveg excelleiit sal' inaction, ft 00 siz' 5'1 cents ; 50 cent size 25 ceuts Sold by John Y Mite, Rae, Ui ngg'st. No Use for Moss. The lady of the house (" Why don't you go to work '! Don't you know that a rolling stone gathers no moss?" Drowning the tramp " .Mndiim, not to evade your question at all, bnt merely to obtain information, may I ask of what practical utility moss is to a man in my. condition ?" Tit-Hits. Curft for llal;K')ie. An a remedy 'or all forms of liead ache Electric Bitters has provpd to re tbp very best. It effects a permanent cure and he most dwded bibitunl sick headaches yield to Its influence. We urge all who are afllieted to pro cure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial In ca of habitual consti pation Electrie Bitters cures by giv. ing the needed tone to the bowels, and few esses long resHt the nee of thi medicine. Try U at once. T.arpe bottles only 50c at John Y MacRae's drug 8 ore Extending the Bouquet's Lease of Life. If. before wearing flowers, you put them in water and allow them to ab sor'i moisture, they will last t ice as long. W p Dmpr, druggist. Mpriogfield Mhss writes: Japanese Pile Cure hie cured a lud-v 8 years Mllicted; could no walk half a mile in the last three vesrs; Mow wn'ks any distance For sale by John Y MacRae , Johnson's Magnetic Oil, horse brand is a wonderful liniment for rheuma tism, neuralgia sprains and hru'ses for man or bast 1 00 size Mc, 60e size 2"o. At John Y MacRae'8. All dlseaees of the skin cured, and lost complexion restored by Johnson's Oriental Soap. For ssle by John MacRae. : Butterfly Veil Pins. Butterflies with wings outspread in siher and silver gilt have been design ed for veil pins. iu iilen'g Arnica Naive. The bpst salve in the world for cnts, b-uises, sores, nlcers, salt - rheum, fe vr sores, tetter cbnrpd band nhil b'nfus, corns and n'l skin eruptions, and positively curea piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refund ed. Price 25 cents per pox. For sale b- John V MacRa Indigestion, Billiousness, And all stomach troubles are cured by ::,i--:,j?i;p.p.i.:;:::'; Prickly Ash.PokeRoot andPotassium. Rheumatism is cured by P. P. P. Pains and aches in the back. shoulders knees, ankles and wrists are all at tacked and conquered by P. P. P. This , great medicine, by its blood cleansing properties, builds up and strengthens the whole body. Nothing is so efficacious as P. P. P. at this season, and for toning up, in vigorating and as a strengthener and appetiser take P. P P. It throws off the malaria and puts yoq in good con dition. -7:' ; :'' Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint cures all corns, warts and bunions. Burwell & Dunn, Wholesale and Re tail Agents, Charlotte, N. C. I'R 5.-. yon .in buy Canln Flannel, fine 4-4 brown Dorat:e, faoavy 4-4 browe domestic, (ireaa and apron Uioghaina, fall style of Calicoes, SS inrh cVriiu, yard wide lileachiug. New York Millinery aud ' Dry Xioods ltaiaar. I )TATO Osios S?kts 1 haveon hand 1 om po.ato onion sets and will sell bv the quart or bushel. Apply t 11. M. I'lMtS, s. -4 Cur. Jones and laou sts. NICK IIoksk ion S in V bay nine. Sli. She is ft years Id, well tired and perfectly gentle. She is a tine saddle ni ne in I nls.i woi ks Aell in harness. My only reason for sellin g is tint I l;l.e no use for a horse. s. 8 Kit.K-r JIavwimiii. H ind polished t-iii t .1 i ii poles UOcts. eiclint Thomas & Maxwell's. OAK CITY SI K AM LAUNDRY. The Oak Cily Steam Laundry will do your work belief than any hmi.lry in I he cily or stale, with less wear ami tear, at competition prices. IS. 'cause it is the oldest and most complete plant in North Carolina, will hi est improved machinery and i'i . eri eneed operatives. lilili iemy and prompt uess gua ra nt eed . Telephone No. S7. I,, li. Wyatt, Prop. Wanted Good, quick iioner. Sieady work. Oak City City Straw Lai XiRY. IH'V your drugs, cigars, tobacco, Jpipes, toilet soaps, toilet waters, perfumery, sp.'iit.'es, po.uleis, po.vder puffs, -puff boxes, ru ber goods, i-:rinbs, I finishes, French candies, s. hooisup i pli's. &c, at the ; se24 Of North Side Drug Store. I I Flowm, Htisrs, t. Cut Flowers, roses, bouquets, bas kets, 11. nil designs, p;ihus, all kinds of bedding plants, coleus, heliotrope, tuberoses, geraniums, &c. Telephone 113. II. Stbinmetz, Florist. North Halifax street, near Peace in stitute m26 special I. oi ice, Mrs. Tliaddcus Olive will continues the business of cleaning, dyeing and repairing clothing as conducted by her late husband at 310 South Salis bury street Careful attentiou will be given all work sent to her. Orders may be also left at Dughi's, on Fay etteville street. Hi) I buy direct from the manufacturers the Strictly High Grade Sewing Machine known a THE" STANDARD,' and offer tfiose at the lowest prices. A eor.d machine at Bdttom Figures. J also kci p always on hand full lines of niajbine suj plies, such as npedle s.psrts and attachment! . One of my specialties i the repairing of vr.: -chines of any make, this being done at your home or at my office I have bad Years of Experience in tnia business and Guarantee Satisfaction. Hogs, cattle or any kind of country pre -dnce taken in exchange for machines. G K MARTIN, ".m 1.1 West Harnett Htreet. In pursuance and by virtue of a deed of trust, registered in book 131, p. 47, in the Register's office, by and between Geneva A. Stone, trading as the North State Music Company, and Kvernrd H. Raker, I will sell on Tues day, the 2nd day, of October, 1894, at 11 a. m., at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, at the store now occupied by Cecil (if. Stone.No. 109 Fayetteville street, city of Raleigh, the following described property, con sisting of 1 second-hand organ, set of straps and clamps for moving pianos, 2 or 3 second-hand sewing machines, 1 roller oVgan, 3 violins, 1 guitar, 1 guitar-mandolin, 1 lot of old and new piano and organ stools, 1 flute, 1 lot of sheet music (folios), 60 Kimball organ instructors,''!, awning, 3 music stands; 1 lot "of: violin, banjo, guitar and mandolin strings, 1 lot of piano covers and scarfs, and a lot of tools, consisting of hand-saA', hatchet and nail-puller, and other articles. John Gatlino, ; - - Substituted Trustee. sep 21 3t ' '.-' jvnORTH CAROLINA, Wake county In the Superior Court. Geo. W. Norwood, . plaintiff, vs Oscar Ligo3y Edmund Ligon, Sidney Finch and others, defendants. Service by publication. Edmund Ligon and Sidney Fin. h, two of the defendants above named, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in ti e Superior Court of .Wake county to canse the lands of Washington Ligon, dec.'a, .to be sold to satisfy mort gages upon them, which lands are sit uate in House's Creek township, Wake county, and the said derendants will take notice that they are required to ap pear at the next term of. the Superior Court of Wake county, N, C, to be held at the cod ft house in Raleigh, on the 24th day of October, 1894, and an swer of demur to the complaint in said action or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. JOHN W. THOMPSON, C. S. C. This Sept. 1st,. 1894. 6w ON HAND mi coal mm Gayton Red Ash, Semi-Anthiacite Coal (for stoves or grates.) Pocahontas, Small Lump, "ocahonta, Large Lump, Russell Creek, large Lump, Sciiii-liituiiiinous, for grates or stoves. Virginia Splint Coal, i I'.it niuiiious, J. -Iln-ii Splint Coal. ilhuing grate Tennesee Splint Coal. J r-ial. I'eiuisyl ania Anthracite, Chest ii nt Size ' Stu.e .. .. Kgg " ' I'urnace All Fresh I'roin l.t.-T jMi.ks in this country. rKASONKIl l'ine and Oak Wood, cut v ; and split for stoves and fireplaces, or in 8 foot lengths. IMIINGLKS, Laths.tiriin. Hay, Meal, v.) Bran, I e, &c., liolesale and retail, at lo.. est pri.es by JONES & POWELL Ralkioii, X. C. Lst: y I)OCAHONTAS steam sti stands 1 abo.e all others in (iiiavlty and price. Seier.il cars always on tracK, ou each side of the city. In the Bl'PEhliiB to B'ln.,i,.K..i - iwiu of W a k i Co., N C. ) 01 ,ber rm-l8y 1 All n- P. Mas ey, Adminibirator, d. b. L. c t. a. of Solomon Au.'stus and Mary Ann fataon aaiust isudie A. i'unttou and Samuel Wutla. To Kfdie A. D'irston: The purpose of this action is to sell a tract of laud on Kay etteville rtreet, described in the will of Soc men Augustus ru' to divide tbe proceeds according to said ill i-etween the pla'uiiff, who is entit). d to one-half accoiding to their iu erests, the (lefennt, Dunston. Eav ing mortgage! tbe smiib to the defendant Aatti lue defeiidaiiu are "equirtd to ap pear before the Jul;e of Uk Kuperior court of Wake county, at a court to bo tielu tor the county of Wake, st I lie co rt house, in Ka.eigh, .s. C ou the 7ia Monday aftei tbe lirat yond..y iu September. 1-94, it beitj. the 22d da'v o( Cctober and answer tr d'mur to th" ciuiiai t wnici lias bee tilfd in the ollioc ot tbe cl"ik f tbe (Supi rioi couri of wid uuunty. Other isa the plaintfi will app'y to tne court for the reiit de uiandrii iu th co nplaiat. JOHH W. THO'JPSOX, Clerk Superior Cou't Whke County. Toiin W. iIsl'Ls, Plaint ff's Attorney. Kateigh, N. O , Aug. 18, 194. cawtiu XT t)U I II CAROLINA, Wake Cod.ntv, 1 In the Superior Court. William A Minor, plaintiff, vs. Jane Ii. Casper and her husband, Solomon E. Casper, and Henry M. Farns- worth, defendants. The defendants Jane K. Casper and her husband, Solomon K. Casper, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior court of Wake county; that the purpo.ss of said action is to fore close a mortgage executed by said Jane E. Thomas to the plaintiff, on the 20th day of May, 1887, upon certain real property iu the city of Raleigh, and described therein, which mortgage has beea registered in the register's office of Wake county, in book 95; at page 578. 'the note secured by said mortgage having been transferred by the plaintiff to the defendant Farns vvorth as collateral security for money borrowed, the said Jane K. Casper and Solomon K. Casper will take fur ther notice that they, aro required to appear at the next term of the Superior court of said Wake county, to be held at the court house, in Raleigh, on the .seventh Monday after the lirst Monflay of September, 1894, it being the 22nd day of October, 1894, and answer or demur to the complaint in said action or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Jno. W. Thompson, C. S. C. Strong & Strong, Att'ys for Plaintiff, sep 8 6w NORTH CAROLINA, Wake County, In the Superior court, September 10 h, 1894. Lizzie Watson vs. Henry Watson-- Notice of summons. To Henry Watson: Take notice, that Lizzie Watson has instituted an action against Henry Watson for divorce on accountof desertion and adultery! that summons has been returned, not to be found, and that she has a good cause of action against him. Aud let him take further notice that he is hereby required to appear at October term, 1894, of Wake Superior court and an swer or demur to the complaint which will be filed during the first three days of said term, beginning on the 22d day of October, 1894, or the plain tilf will demand the relief prayed in said complaint. Jso. W, Thompson, Clerk Superior Court, Wake Co. sep 10 law &w W.L. Douclas S3 SHOE 5. CORDOVAN. FRENCH&ENAMELLEDCALF. 4 .SP FlNECALF&KAN6Afi0a 3.5PP0LICE.3 Soles. BOYS'SCHOOtSHOES. LADIES SEND rUK MIM.DBUb WL-DOUCLAS, . BROCKTON, MASS. Yon can save moner by pnrebaaina W. Im llouglan HIiom, . Bacausc, we are the largest tuanufactnrers of advertised tboea in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping tbe name and price on the bottom, which protect! you against high prices and the middleman') profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitting and wesrlng qualities. We have them sold every where at lowr prices for the value given than any other make. Take no substitute. If youi dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by HELLER BROS. (Aali-oetiat-algine.) rhattrMt Mm loti a4 Nurati Hatly. ir ju- ly aaJ aaf1 BMilvihe In all iu vanoui fitrntt- Maouf.onl by Prop ,Jai I Johuon,aa.lri(ai.'i4.ioc boC for m bf U dnitjrMM. Q II JHHOX, DBALMII lapla an I fanny Graoer- in, nna li; an and Tobati. rrnitt. VUfl, Ac. 131 H llaboro UtrceC W.". Cliuu, Cr II ITU II EH, B4LKB 1.1 , Crockery, GUssware. Lamps and Table Cutlery. Also a specialty of Ice Cream Freeers, refrijeratirs, ice boxes, lemon sueeers, ui stoves, lly tans, fly brushes. Ity virtue of authority conferred in two rertaiu mortgages, executed to me by I'atri. k Sweeney aud wife, and duly recorded in books Nos. 110 and 117, at pages 427 and 483 respectively, in Register of Deeds' office of Wake county, X. C, I will, on Monday, the 8th day of October, A. D. 1894, at the court house door, iu the city of Ral eigh, Wake county, at 13 o'clock m., sell to the, highest bidder, for caBh, the lot of land described in said mort gages, situate on the eas'side of South West street, in the city of Raleigh, adjoining the lands of Hen. M. Moore, Dr. F. T. Fuller, Dr. Wm. Baker and others, being the lot whereon the said Sweeney and wife now reside. This September 3, A. D. 1894. Thbophilus J. Hakbis, Mortgagee. JPJ?t & Maynard, Attorneys. THE Evening Visitor. A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. NOW IS THB TIME NOW 18 THE TIME TO 8DBSORIBE. TO 8DB80RIBK, The mission of THB VISITOR will be in the future, a a It has been in tbe pas', TO ELEVATE L4B0R PUBLISH ALL HOME NEWS. INTEREST READERS OF ALL CLASSES. ADVANCE THE INTEREST OF RALEIGH TO REPORT ALL INDUSTRIAL KIN 1 KKI'KIBJSS. 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