CARRIED THEIR POINT.
The Eiigiii'tT Caui to Se Mr.
Yimterday cngiueer Hairier, tiarri
on, rtir and Yates, of the rteorgU,
Carolina tnd North- division of the
8. A. L., arrived here. Vim pnrpf ss
of their visit wa l i am hit. Reed,
superintendent of motive p-r. Two
week ago, or more, ho bad pr-anised
them that an eugiuoer named Deuson,
from one of tho western roade, who
Lad been put en u eugiue iu place of
engineer Yates, shjulJ be taken off
acd engineer Yates restored. Bat
Mr. Heed ouljr premised; Le did not
perform. Yesterday he performed,
that is Le ordered Denson to rome
here at once, lie also restored Yates,
It seems that the latter was to have
teen "examined." These examina
tious are new things and do not "set
well" cn the veterans, who think
they know their business. The en
gineers who came yesterday to pro
tect against tfce dropping of Y'ateaare
pleased that he has been put on dnty
again. There is to be a meeting )f
engineers here in a few days.
LATE XKWS NOTES.
HapiKMiiiijrs All OvtT th. (Viiiitry
Ihiolly IVswibed.
' It is expected that the pre-ident
will appoint ex-congressman Uunn
postmaster at Iiocky Jlonut.
The plot to counterfeit the pink
two cent postage stamps has been
snr'oonded and all the counterfeiters
Dabbed.
An important addition to the uavy
was made yesterday when the double
turreted monitor Amphitrita was put
in commission at the Norfolk navy
yard.
The Pacific mail steamer City of
Para, which arrived at New York yes
terday, reports that Wednesday and
Thursday she wis followed by a Span
ish warship.
At Sanford, Fla., last night Henry
Suber shot and killed Leopold llinone
and A. E. Odoldo, and bis brother
Charles dangerously wounded Antonio
Taffoletti, after a quarrel about sup
per. .
P. S, civil sen ice commissioner
Theodore Roosevelt will hand his rei
nation to president Cleveland in a few
days, and early in Vir will become
one of the four police commissioners
of New York city.
The Emanuel Church Triifretlit's.
San Francisco, April 33.
The police are still busy picking
np the threads and weaving their net
of circumstantial evidence in the
Emanuel Baptist church cases, so as
to leave no weak mesh through which
the accused can escape, for they be
lieve they have the murderer in the
person of W. H. T. Durant. It is now
thought they will make an endeavor
to try Durant first on the charge of
murdering Miss Lamont, as the evi
dence in that case is said to be much
stronger against the prisoner than in
the case of the killing of Miss Wil
liams. Referring to the rumor that Blanche
lamont was lured .to the church by
Durant's promise to perform a crim
inal operation on her to save her from
disgrace, and that when she shrieked
in agony he caught her by the throat
to stifle her cries and choked her to
death, Dr. Barrett, the city autopsy
physician, states the rumor is with
out foundation. He sys he took es
pecial, care in the matter of the autop
posy, and he is satisfied that no crim
inal operation was performed. He
also states that both young women
died of strangulation, and that the
knife wounds in Miss Williams' body
were not the cause of death.
But J. B. P. Hudson,; a citizen who
lives within a few doors of the church,
who has been found after much labor
by dectives, says that on the night
when , Miss Williams was last
seen he was passing by the church
he iaw a young man and young lady
at the gate. He said the man was
urging the girl ,to consent to some
proposal he was making, and she was
demurring. As Hodgson .passed the
young man looked him square in the
face. .
Hodgson told his story to the detec
tion, ml Durtnt ' brought op
from hi cell. A He fcd Uadon
lb I Her aaid t " That is the face
that it th into ; lam tare of it."
Durant again denied that he w at
the rboren, and mi l II lr vu wu mis
taken, but tho chief of police think
he ha f and the m -it i-nportu,t wit
ness iu the case.
It is now ,ertin that the aaeused
man will o-tk to establish an alibi,
and tint will be his line of defense, in
the case of Mis Williams and also in
the case of Miss L;tui"nt, of whose
murder he is also u-pected.
in the preliminary examination of Pu
tant, the testimony of the witnesses
examined did not materially differ
from that given at the inquest. When
the uame of A. K. Williams, th dead
girl's father, was called, a sensational
incident occurred. - A handsome, well
dressed young woman, who had been
standing all the niorninp on the edge
of the crowd behind yoiinfc- Durant.
stepped to the witness platform and
said :
" I shall refuse to say a word until
I have spoken to this defendant."
Jud(;e Conlan ordered her to step
down, but she refused, and exclaimed:
" I declare this man free !'
As a balitf took her in hand she ex
claimed : " No one shall touch me un
til I hive spoken to this man !"
The woman had 'evidently become
insane from brooding over the mur
ders. Durant's overcoat, Minnie Williams'
purs-, Durant's keys, a bunch of rai;s
that were found in the murdered
girl's throat, a stick which was used
to fcree them dowu, and a broken
kuife with which the body was mutil
ated, were offered as evidence.
. - - -
Are you usinir Levering's coffee? It
is undoubtedly the best on the mar
ket. Try a a package.
COMING!
W. 3. Harris World Fanrns Wid
Plate Shows
Will Exhibit at Raleigh Thursday & Friday. April 25-26.
FINE TAILORING I 'in e
People's
VfrdrV-:.& xar T :HVi k
' ..4.- .ifi-.', :;;itviV?:i
5
CJ". WeESiI
121 Faycttevllle Street.
Calls the attentioo of this friends and
the publie to the fact that be
has just received bis
new lines of
FIXE WOOLENS
A S 10,003 Den of PERFQRIfiC Lions.
Aciobats, Aeriaiists, Juicier.
Contortionists, Wire Walkers. Kijuili: rists,
AT?D A HOST OF F U Fi Y C LO VV N 3.
Two pel ft ruimices daily at 2 and 8 p. m.
Admission popular prices. Location Hiwkinslot.
Don't forpet to attend the special
sale of 3 l-2e a yard shirting calico on
net Friday, at I. Rosenthal's.
Stock of inilliuery is complete and
prices lower than ever. Violets at f;o
a bunch. I. Rosenthal.
i
!
i ,
j i
J A
for spring and Hummer wear. He is
; ready to make tbfin op in
the bent style.
GIVE HIM A CALL
apl tf
1 THE NW PSD1GREE ROSF,
Belle :-: Sicbrccht,
Hibrid Tea.
' A truly sup rb rose, the result of a cross
between La Fran.e and Luly Mary hUwil
liams. Color lmperi.,1 l ink of jiie richest
sli ide Flowers li om 5 t-2 to 6 inches in
diameter; has received the rM meJal ol
the National Rose ieht.v oi Great liritain
and lirst cla-s cei tiiic.i:e Iroiii all the lead
ing lMrticultur.il societies ol both furope
and America, i'er.ectly iiaidy and a thur-
: oufh ever-bloomer.
No. 1 sie. strong pla its, from 3 t-2 in.
pots, f I. No 2 si.'e. .stiMiig plants, tioin
2 1-2 inch pots, 75c cacn.
order., taken by M. STEINMETZ,
ajfcnt lor this $cnJk rose. ap2
I Candidate
Y'on voters of Paleiifh an 1 of Wa'
e.Miuty: Your wives, yo'ir n an I
daughters, your rand cl ilJren, your
auets, your step mother csn sret tl
che.tpesi furniture, the b-st t'oillv
f-K "T" o 1 1 " i- Oie Ioi.l-t HCK
3 I U Vf.rj, tiI,AU AI.ARW,
th nios' cotnt'.-r ii. le HAHPK.t chair,
i lie sweetest tone B ,
nRPAM FIAO "
UnUAS hal will iinkeyr-l
liauee, the lartrest CDKl'IS the uiot
elepant tASKKT.S, the most leauiiful
HI RlALAIso 0 . n 0
now. C LP G KS
aVposb ticking make the baov e.-p,
A magnificent Folding Bed, t'-irpM,
a m KloweiJiri. Crock-
MATTING, n.1 many
other useful articles for the smallest
araouut of money, at
Do You Read ?
Yes, of course you do. We can
supply any book, newspaper, period
ical, magazine, fashion book, novel or
other publications that, can be ob
ta'ued in America in the shortest pos
sible time and at the lowest pos?ibld
price. . Will take your subscription
for any journal published anywhere
in the world vr at any price.
Thb NoKth Cauolisa Book Co.,
ap23 4t 129 Fayettev ille St.
Thomas & Maxwell has just received
a large lot of pine liber mattresses
for people suffering with bronchieal
lun troubles.
Id) (TOMMIU
12) c ii b"i)UJ
nHERWOOD'S
I Extra bargains in furniture at
Rho.aas & Maxwell, Bed lounges with
j attacheable mattresses a specialty.
Wanted.
Mrs. Anna .Pell wishes to take iu li
dies' white work, and also boys' shirt
waists. West Jones street ap23
Watch Lost.
On North Salisbury street a lady's
gold watch and chain. Finder will be
rewarded by returning to D. (i. Conn.
For fresh vegetables and all kinds
of country produce call on J. N. Hub- i
bard, at city market, stall 21, 23 3t
YOUMp"EAT;7
Ton Wa:nb
SOMETHING GOOD.
; IKeit:
HAMS?
v 1 have them, sweet and juicy; the
very best. You want feef Tongues,.
Ureakfast Strips, Bacon, too, don't
you? 1 keep it.
FLOUR
The best of brands Acme, Dan Val
le) Desoto other tfood brands.
MEAT,
Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Canned Goods
of all kinds.
EVERYTHING
Kept in a first class grocery, store, :
YOU
Should come and see me belore huy
ing. Everything here in the eating
Tine that you
WANT.
C. H. ANDERSON.
The Live Grocer,
ap24 Ct ' Fayettcville Street,
We are showing complete
lines of
!a! 3),. li H im ,
HO
9
in ail the newest styles aud
best materials, at prices 25
per cent Iowht thau you have
been pay jug.
KiK STOCK
MvT Easteraod balance of the
week, we .f! r
fl 25 KID GLOVI'S FOH 80
1.00 " ' " 09c
The gloves are perfect, fresh
goods in the wanted colorings,
HOS.
For Oi r.tl?rocn, l,a-!:. s':'!f:es an?
Cbild'en
have no eqiui for. .tU', co-afurt an
wear.
C. A. SHERWOOD & CO.
to", ply-M" : -it . . i! i .'.
IN 'PRICK OF FfNK
DRESS;-. GOODS!
Imported Dress T'atterns
weve i 1.50, now 1 (X) a yard.
Imported Dc-ss it'erm
were' $1.25. ti-iw 75 :.
Imported Dres-i Patterns
were . 1, now 6.V.
Imported Dress I'ats-i'jn
were 75c, now 50c,
In order to clear the above- liue-t be
fore the warm season sets in 1 have
made th mentioned cuts. All are
this season's goods and stylish.
, 1. KiKSliNTTIAL.
Handsome Fic'iKed China Silks, suit
able for shirt waists, only 31-, value
50). ap4 m
I. ROSEFTHL
For Sale.
An Electropoise good as new. )ul
been used a sh'rt time, l'rice f2() 00
Apply at this ollice.
niO tf
r.T.STRIC:LA3D'S
128 .South Wilmington St .
II. & R. S. Tu kT's.
nejt door to W.
i'-3 ,
mmh
6W
9
fit 9
THE H1SST COFKKK on the market.
Fresh, Inviori in,,', Delightful. Hull
jy all leading grocers mhll
Royster's Buttercups.
We are constantly directing our at
tention to the production of palatable
and v. holesome coufei tions and in our
efforts to produce something worthy
of special attention e have succeeded
! in revolutionizing the manufacture of
the very popular and meritorious
candy known as "lluttereups." Here
tofore they have been extremely high
priced. We now are furnishing them
at a moderate price and in no manner
reducing the quality.
We commend them to your atten
tion and predict for them large sales
and popular approval.
20c per pound.
WE WANT YOU
to see and then your own judg
ment will tell you what to do.
Look at our Hue of dress
goodH.triinmiugs and linings.
A'so Hambnrgs and la.es
cheaper thau ever sold
IN RALEIGH
before. Ladies gauze vests
from 5 np; Mack hose 5 ;
nice embroidered hdkfs KM;
balbriggan half hos 10-,
cheap at 25c.: Shoes and
sliypers
FOR LADIES
and children. A big stork of
spring inilliuery just re
ceived. Our prices are the
lowest.
LYON RACKHTSTORH,
16 Martin n reet.
Bock Stora ; Qpisns,
The old Alfred Williams & Co. b,. i
store opens this morning for gener,;.
business at the old stand, 119 Fay
etteville sfiuet. No firm, corporation
or person has succedrtd to this busi
ness. ; T he stock must be disposed of
at ouce and at redue d, prices. Sales
will be made for cash only. Thi
April 13, 1895.
A. W. Haywood,
Thos. .M. Pittman,
Trus'tees.
Talkiii about i henoesf,
Like, a bvk at our
;V.50 ;'ii;iT'i ..f .Men's Suith. ,We are
r.'ady and wi li i mi to guarantee iheiu
as our higher-priced sails. In the lirst.
place, you lie, or were, privileged su :h
a variety of genteel pattern and fash
i n:'ble styles before. They are liu
ishod with a care that would do cred
it to co.stlior garments. No sham
about them. Plain . effects an 1
ueat mixtures, Cheviots and Cas-ii-1
meres. This i7 50 grade is the orlay f
beiC'inuiug of a long line of perfect
t:iih(ring. Any tailor would uy .'Jl.T. !
and iT2,;i). l'ou ha e amverj
livy Meen MiieU truly ex -e'ieat sui's !
l.o -ii lit 1 le movey before. " ..They
stand on their own merit. V.oi iiver ;
see a silk-liu suit e'sevhere f'T less
than $18, at the very lowest fl5, yt
we have th-iu at .''12.50.; 0u especi
ally attractiv is a Diagonal Cheviot, '
bine's and blue, liued with silk and
handsomely tttitchetl edges. Theu our
all-wool -Clays, diagonal suits, in Hack
and cutaway frock at $ 10. TueseflO
and 12. 50 suits give you a wider
raim of ihbiT-s to seieel i"ro;a. We
are su;e .ve i i i ii: any m "i, and even
if you buy ir-iT. a b!,. r t ide we
wanty.iu to f. r y imi'Iici li v
full of valni these are. Any tail.. r
would say .,) . v-"-
.eu.!i.'i u '.h y-i ii- appreci,t-
Q) li 53 tiou, f.,r our il.T - grade id
fcooT euv.ugh and varie l -uough to at.
li act t lie mo .t faslHli uis t.is'.e. It's
the best we've ever done. ai. the prb-e.
As good as auy store in this lau.l
siaiuls ready to deliver ai and tlm
variety ten times larger.' .We've nvide
a trader of this grale: Th.-se are the
new suit shapes. Regent cutaways
and long fackts, ail out, iu the height
of fashion."-' ny 'ta'U'ov would :iy that.
O&'iJj' t'ue nuest iabri.ss- that a I'd
milieu; ue best triiiimi ngs lliat t-tilor-ing
taxta has c;iic.eived; the iat-'it
styles that fashion his created, nil
liu l cvpressiou in our tst grade 'of '
ofsaits. Perfect in every point, ried
them all. It will pay you, DoujIo
our prices would uot tiud better suits
cau't.
HAIL THE
Our spring goods are arriving' and we desire to lay before tha public a
fact, whereby you receive the Imnefit. We have bought largely, aud in malt,
ing our Selei tions we had an eye single to low tariff prices. All wool goods
equal to a tailor's $18 garment in iiuish and material. v
f2r: suit
A laige Varieij, .
We have them in blue and black
i.liHVWit.. r.nriuimerM. hoilleHoil n. &e.
uiy woil uiaiir, as good as can be purchased auy
where for i'5.00; we sell them at $3.04. Sailor suits iu blue stripes with cord
and whistle, 79c, ICuee paut the boys need knee pnuts to help them through
until they get their new suit, 17c up; all wool pauls 50;,
nS CLAY : -WORSTED SUiTJ-;'1 8C-
$9.2.) (under ne tarilf reduction). Any winter garment, in (ur house, iu- .
duding men's, youth's and boys' suits, overcoats, single pants, coal.n and vests
without auy reservation whatever, go at tifty cents on the dollar. We moan
wli.it we say, so com and take auy winter garment at half prb;e.
ROSENTHAL CLOTHING CO.,
806 PAYKTT8VJLLK tTt, 0PP0SITB.P08T0KF I C K
t
5
s : ",Jr inMiu
If you waifrti a tiUnt foi a maiii hoy w child
ii will pay you to look oves omi; ck3 fosr
oan stock Is jie vV :acic3 nnceo flot
'3 '
"'I'lllTiT" -fur, y - f it na r i rt l it ' r akim t! ulrtln'lgnMiaif