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i The Most Popular Afternoon Paper -The Visitor. 25. EVE NING VISITO TO GET AIL 11 EICCAL M. WS TA K E 1 F L VIMI CR VOL. XXXIII. RALEIGH, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, m NO. 2(1 The Ijitoxt. Sam "Say, Bill, bate yon beard the latent?" Bill: "Ob, yes; the Tabernaole ei camion to Norfolk has lwen the talk of tbe eitf for two weeks." Sam: "Well, don't those folk do great things They have two traina for May 29th, and I've been thinking tbat by tbe time tbeir friends arc all taken care of three traina will be needed, ll-re'e my two wheels. Cheap rate, ain't it?" Bill: "Cheap enough to take your beat girl. I've promised to take mine. 8o long." Look at Mann's bsmi. may 22 4 White Goods Must Go. Don't fail to nee onr 10s duck, yard wide; 150 pieces white lawn 7-8 , yard wide, at 6c. Alo a big lot at 11c. India lawn 13c, 14e. 10 , 23c and 25a, wide nd nice quality. Check muslin from 5 to 18c. Big lot latest Swiss at 10c, 11c, 18o and 25c. Lawns 4c and 5. Oraudiea 7o at D. T. Swindell'. Fine Butter at a Low Price. I have arranged with the Riverside Dairy Co. at Lowell, N. C, to handle ita Butter on the market. This Dairy is in charge of Mr.H tluwland, who former'y had charge of Mr. W. G. I'pchurch's Creamery. The .Riverside Butter needs no recommen dation to th se who know Mr. How- land or have used I'pehnreh's" but ter. For the present 1 will retail this fine Butter at 25 cents per pound. Cooking butter at 20 and new Tarbell Cheese at 15 cents per pound. D. T. Johnson. ma'2'3 2b Phone 28. Books that Everybody is Kcaamg. TheHe are the bocks that niost of the American people are now leading with great interest, aud von also want to read them: "Coin's Financial School, 25c. "Coin's Up to - Date financial School," "Cash or Coin," (reply to "Coin") 25. "Tale of Two Nations," by "Coin," new, 25c. We receive a new stock ef these books every day and sell them oat within twelve hours. Sold by North Cakouxa Book Co. Eugene G. Harrell, Manager. ml8 4 The Raleigh Ice and Refrigerators company s wagons will be out Monday. Tickets can be gotten from wagons or at office of T. L. Kukrhardt. ml8 6t lnniitnflra h luuuiuuiuu Variety a OF Strong Attractions. BLACK DRESS GOODS. PLISSE in Crinkled Loveliness. HOl'RiiK, in Knotted Elegance. CKKPONS. in Puckered Beauty. Henriettas, Cashmeres, Batiste, Granite Glotlis, Fine Wool and btorm Serges at Prices Un-matcliable. COL'D DRESS FABRICS. Standard Goods at undertone prices Woolen Dress Goods, all kinds, shades and weights, to be closed out Profits sacrificed in order to make room for our very lare stock of washable ma terials and midsummer Dress Goods, It low prices is. what you want you need not hesitate cut waue ngm in. SHIRT WAIST SILKS Plisse, India, Kai-Kai, Silk Glorias, Cantons, '. Faille, &.,-commencing at 18c running fp'o f 1.25 a yard. SILK at reduced SHIRT prices to WAISTS clear out. in beautiful blue, LAUNDERED pink and tan; neat patterns and well SHIRT covered grounds; cut in the extreme WAISTS. (swell style and per fect fitting, 50c up. mady" DRESS SKIRTS in black and navy blue, Godet style, lined through and through. Prices $3.50, ft-50, 6 and J7.5U. Cleir, sharp competition means "Better vaiaes at lower prices than others offer." In a word, underselling. This our custo mers say we do. LA. SHERWOOD & CO. DOTS AND DASHES. PICKED UP IN RALEIGH AND VICINITY. NEWS NOTES. The Little Events of a Ihxy iii the Capital City. Eighteen members of Manly'a bat tery were in line in the parade of vet erans Monday. Raleigh will be brilliantly represen ted a tthe centennial commencement at the etata nnifAmitr ' I iri.l.j .L u 1 I ins laying oi me curuing on lower Ralph Jordan, a white man from Fayetteville etreet has began. Uarnett, was placed in jail today, to The Happening of a Day Told in Littlo Space. appear at the neit term of federal court, on a charge of retailing whiskey without license. William Barbee, calored, who yes terday stole an ox near Durham and tried to sell the beaut here, was arrested last evening and this after noon was taken to Durham by a po liceman who came after him. Yesterday the lines were laid off qoestion ? for the excavations for the foundation The mother of Mr. Isidore Rosen- of the Baptist women's college, which thai died yesterday at her home in as stated, is to front 160 feet on North Germany Blount street, at the corner of East The speaker's stand and seats in the capitol square were remored today. Considerable work in the way of painting of buildings is in progress. The Andrews opera company will soon play here, at the academy of music. How soon will the aldermen tackle tbe street and sidewalk improvement A great many copies of the history of the legislature have been sold here this week. The sellers of badges and special editions of newspapers got in their 'last work today. Inquiry is made as to when the new house for the Capital hose com pauy is to be bnilt. The estimates of money spent here F.denton street. The house now occu pied by Mr. Barkley will be torn down, to make room for the big building. Mr. Barkley will vacate it tomorrow and occupy another resi dence quite near. Yesterday afternoon Mr. William Taylor died here at the home of Rev, tlvin Betts. lie was a clerk at the store of C. H. Betts & Co., and on Siturday was attacked by scarlet since last Saturday by visitors range fever. He was only 21 years of age from 25,000 to $50,000. and van a native of Dare county. His Tnneral was held this morning, the burial being in Oakwood cemetery. There is no other case of scarlet fever reported in the city. Yesterday afternoon policeman Al- derson shot a greyhound owned by Mr. William Nottingham, at the tat ter's home on North Harrington street. Tbe dog had for ten days behaved rather queerly and had been kept in the yard. A few days ago he bit Mr. Nottingham's four-year-old child. The policeman was sent for and fired two shots at the dog, the second one being fatal. The dog when shot was frothing at the mouth. MAXYS11TS .MAY FOl.I. AY. Those Yh. Paid Under the (lid Law Slay Seek to Heover. ItoccsKTEK. N. Y . May 21 In an Interview here ion the income tax col lector FreckeOHtnin said: "Now that tbe supreme court baa declared against tbe tax it is certain that in numerable suits will lie immediately instituted agaiutt the fnited States to recover proceeds collected under the imoine tax law after the war. Of course if this la is unconstitutional the old tax law in tint have been, aud the courts must so decide. In event of these suits being brought the loss to the United State will be millions of dollars. A LOSE CALL. A MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING ANOTHER HAS A CLOSE SHAVE. Mmlent - at Wnke Fur-erf Had to (ii-irti 1 1 i i ii to Prevent Lynching. In the .Market. Vegetables are now coming in, of home raisiue, more freely. Uee.s are : 10 vents a hunch, nuious 5 cen's, as paragus 10 cent.); cucumbers 40 cents a doxen; green peart 25 rents peek, cabbage 5 t 10 cents each, new ii isii potatoes 10 ceuts a quart. Kgtr are 12 12 to 15 cents and spring chickens 15 to 30 co nts. STATUTES OBEYED. Sacramento Cyclists Uinjr, Cow Bells and Blow Horns. A Sacramento (Cal ) special says: Several bicyclists wore arrested Thursday night for not complying with the ordinance requiring wheel men to carry lights at night, or to ring bells or blow horns when ap- known as "Betsy Hamilton," had a preaching street crossings. They large audience at Metropolitan hall wer- fined $5 each. Last nieht 300 ' her lecture last evening. wneeimen roae tnrougn the streets, Gov. Carr makes requisition on the some carrying big barn lanterns, some governor of Georgia for Arthur Gor- ringing cow bells and others blowing a0Q wh0 is wanted in Transylvania dorna the result was that half a oount.y for forgery and who is in jail dozen were arrested for disturbing at Atlanta. the peace. Active work ought now to begin to raise funds for the statue in memory of senator Vance. President Hoffman and vice presi dent St. John of the S. A. L were here today on the way to Atlanta. The railway people are sore now that the one cent a mile rate of fare is the best thing for their business. The daily papers are filled with praises of Monday's ceremonies here and with many kind words about Raleigh. Miss Roberta Knight, of Cary, and Miss Maud Thompson, of Orange, are in the city, visiting Mrs. John U. Smith. The police say say they never saw a crowd so easily handled as that of Monday. A request was as good as a command. Over 2000 confederate veterans reg istered their names Monday in a big book at their headquarters at Jones' warehouse. Mrs. M. V. Moore, of Ga , better Weather for Tomorrow. For North Caioiina: Fair, except showers in eastern portion today and on the coast touight. Warmer iu the interior tonight. Local forecast for Raleigh and vi cinity: Thursday fair, warmer. Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a. m; Maximum temperature, ((), minimum temperature, 44; ruinfiill 0 41. . Xtrnordiiiiiry Grand and Peculiar. Baptist tabernacle Sunday school excursion Portsmouth, Norfolk, For tress M.onroe, Old Point, Soldiers' Home, Hampton Roads, &c, Wednes day May 29th, in one day or longer; if preferred $2 round trip tickets sold good to return on Wednesday 29th, or on regular train leaving Ports mouth at 9:15 a. m., on Friday the 31st.. Fourteen elegant coaches in Col. Paul B. Means, the "dissent ing", member of the democratic state executive committee.will issue a mani festo against its resolutions in favor of free coinage of silver. The two howitzers sent here from Newbern to be used in firing the sa lute Monday were not used. The Wilmington division of the naval re serves used its own howitzers. It really seemed that the last of the visitors left the city yesterday, but it was a great mistake, for at least 2000 KKMXAXTS. Mobdiy ev-iiiii? id one uf the winy ttvn v1.; -1! left here on the R. & "r. riil My vet- B '!. larn t, v.hite, sni Romulus NeI, colored. At Mill tiri ok a pi (t. I :t van heard and Nea! fell fi .in l;i sr.it. lie had been shot in the luck, t-el'-w the shoulder. A H-n-iarir n followed. At Wak Kor ett there a r:xh I t a into, who i'm - from a -iir and Hed, leaving !iim cot Rtid hat lehind. A large crowd pursued this man, who had a piti'ol. 1' ix slid bin nmiie is George jdr-i-t. mid that he 1st e' four miles j fr m Yi'iinpifii'e. In the crowd of pursuers was Ko: rt (iaruer, a white j linn of Franklin county. He was j i"u:;!it !y a cr-v d of colored men and d-c'aii-l l.e was punning the other i n 1 1 : . No pint .! was found on him. fireif excitement followed, and a mob of : -y.-oes who were ou the train and others who live at Wake Forest tried to l.yu h Garuer.. The latter was taken to tli" f-oll-'e l.uildintr aud placed in a room the fourth lloor, while many students guarded him all nif.V. Yes terd.ir he was ;?i -n a headeg. There mp no ei-idettce iicainst him and lie tt.c il.s.-bari,' -1 . Not long after war- rairs lor .jiiu onito', ana tue persons ho brui;ht them proposed to bIiuw that, he.did the shooting, but by this titue Uamer had left. There is Btill a great deal of s'ir about the affair. i two sections will leave the union de pot on Wednesday, May 29ch, at 5:45 lef ' today. All outgoing trains were a. m. The school Invites its1 friends packed and all carried extra cars. to join on this excursion. Par- I if Raleicrh is not active the state - i ties desiring to do so can take ad- fajr wui be lost. Raleigh cannotafford . 1 vantage of this excursion and spend to lose It.' The railways, after the a day in Baltimore or Washington lesson they learned last Monday, will City. The rate is low $3 for tickets to I readily give the one cent a mile rate . I Tha linrflrnnp f-riinril nArr.AinlV Buy Raleigh flour from W. B. Mann I looked after the visiting military well this week.. The armory was head quarters for pleasant entertainment. and everything in the line of eatables and drinkables. Go to W. B. Mann's for North Caro lina hams. 'Imported direct from the East." Da ecribes our stook to a "1. WE OFFER THIS WEEK the beginning of the tea season one pound of choicest BLEND I'll HE TEA. and 3 lbs Granulated Sugar for 50a. JBSSJSa. BALL. Friends of the A. & M. college can for $1 25 obtain round trip tickets for the exenrsion to "Ocooneechee" farm, near Hillsboro, next Saturday. The speoial train will leave here at 0 a. m. and return at 6 p. ui. The oold wave got here yesterday afternoon. The temperature fell from 80 degrees yesterday to 44 this morn ing. Luckily it did not get low enough for frost in the soith. In .the west frost did great damage yesterday I morning. ' ' .".v.- '' . " Dughi fed 741 people Monday. Hal Bobbin's drug ttore is being very handsomely refurnished, in oak. Two neat bridges of brick aud stone have been built iu Oakwoou oemclery . Miss Carrie Wimbish, who was here at the unveiling exercises, has retain ed to her home in Oxford. The street cars on Monday hauled 9000 people. This was a record breaker as far as this state is concerned. There are now fully 10.000 bales of cotton in store here. early 20,00 are in one warehouse on East Mor gan street. Col Meserve, the president of Shatv university, will build a handsome residence on the site of the old Bar- ringer mansion. Bishop Haid is here, the guest of father Marion. He will probably preach Sunday at the church of the Sacred Heart. , ; Annie Goldston, a "col )f-d woman," was sent to jail by mayor Russ today, on a charge of stealing a watch from a countryman whom she had enticed into I her room. There were over 2000 visitors to Pullen park Monday and they all declared it was the prettiest place they had seen since they left home, This was really the highest kind of a compliment. Richard H. Morse of Charlotte, who is a temperance lecturer "on his own hook," was standing'in a waon this afternoon on Eist Hargett street, making a talk, and exhibiting his temperance chart. He was warned, having no permit to lecture ou the street.. : Chief justice and Mrs W. T. Fair- cloth, Mr. J. C. Scarborough, Gov. and Mrs. Carr, Rev. Dr. J. W. Carter, Mr. B. R. Lacy and F H. Busbee, Esq., are attending the commence mencement exercises at the state nor mal and industrial school at Greens boro. The attendance at these is very large. Mr, Scarborough is ex offleio president of the board of di Peace iiistiiui.' Commencement. Friday eveiiiiij.' the physical cul ture, aud ciocution aud musical exercises tviil t.k place at Peace in stitute. There are six graduates this year. No less thau 174 students are enrolled. The annual sermon will be preached nest Sunday at tne Presby terian chinch by Rev..; A. J. McKe) way of Fayetteville. Monday evening the tri ad listing exercises w ill be held, and Tuesday evening the annual con cert will be given.; This will end the commencement. Senator Butler l'leased. . Senator. .Marion Butler, president .Metvborue, of Fanners' Alliance, and other mem oers of tile state executive committee of t hat order, were here yesterday. Only, routine business was done. Senator Butler was in great glee when he read the demo cratic: committee's resolutions as to the free coinage of silver, which were referred to yesterday. He said : was thinking about asking for a meet ing of our populist state committee. but really I do not think it is worth while now. . Ev-rythin is coming our way. 'e only have to watch . and pr ay." (senator Butler says the .quit. life on his farm in Sampson agrees with him, and that he ha trained 25 puands siuce March 15. He loaf a good ' deal of flesh' during the session of .the legislature, as was but natural. . . .-.' BeAlT.I-lL hown In onr South how window Looks L!He Cut G!s.ss. Kxamlne the new de-lgLS In Clery Stands, Wa'er Buttles, 'J'oothpicks, hyrup Pitchers, Kerry Bowls, h Cream Trays. Pitchers, Custards, ViLegara, TuinUlers, Sherbets, TI10S. II. BUIGGS & SONS, RALEIGH, N. G. 5.3 J V It 2i 5. S- - 00 r -v, ittiimHitBSM r r a- g p. ? W 5 a) 0) a 2 i"S" ? 5 " 5 Zf? "2 S. So !. Z J S? "g.o i hi4'jj&i...isJ y P O bSSSf H IS 5 5.i.'Ji2w (..-.'42 R H rn To the Clothing Trade. ; We have a nice stock of light and medium weight coats and vests in mohair flannels, kerseys, seer suckers and linen, whicb will be sold at less than New York cost at i D. T. Swindell s. Also a f nil line of boys suits in light and medium weights; all sizes to be sold at moving prices at . D. T. Swindell's Men's salts for three dollars at There was frost in fifteen states in the northwest yesterday morning. The temperature fell to 28 degrees in the 'grape belt in 'Ohio and the arop is ruiri'd lt'.'t)orts from the . .west- eru'OoCtiou of Michignu' indicate that the freeze was the hardest of the present Void -'wave. The dispatches say that all fruits and vegetables whioh survived the previous frosts are now ruined completely. The bimetallic resolution which re cently passed the upper house of tbe Prussian diet w as carried in the lower house yesterday by a large majority. A Centrist amendment proposing to omit the words ." With the ultimate ob ject of seeuriug international bimetal lism"' was rejected by a vote of 189 to 03 FURNISHINGS FOR GENTLEMEN, SUMMER UNDERWEAR. Gents India Gauze, Balbriggan and Lisle Shirts; Gents Jean, Balbriggan and Linn Drawers; Gents Linen and Jeans Elastic Seam Drawers. MEN'S SHIRTS. Gents Dress and Negligee Shirts; white shirts in plaited and shield fronts, open back and open fronts ; also open both back and front. Col ored shirts with detached collars and link cuffs; also colored front shirts to use with white collars. SMALL FURNISHINGS. New shapes iu Neckwear; all the ate styles in collars, link cuffs, spe ial grades in medium priced fast black half hose, hemstitched and corded border linen handk'fs, &c. MEN'S HATS. Dunlap's, Miller's and Stetson's stiff and soft hats. Dunlap's straw hats now ready. Nobby shapes in straw hats for young men. Popular prices for all men's furn ishings. W.H. & R.S.TUCKER & CO. Dughi's ice cream is now on sale at the drug stores ot Hicks a Rogers, Kiug & Co., McRimmou, Hobbitt, Robert Simpson and John V. MacUae. Strayed Cow. ; Knickerbocker Shoulder Braces are the most comfortable and : efficient remedy for. 'round ,aad stoop should ers. We have a new lot. Hicks & Roobbs . Prescription Druggist.s '. .''; ' Lost. On Halifax street near Peace insti tute a xold locked link bracelet with initials K. L. H. on lock. A reward A cow took up at my house last Sun day. The owner can jet her by cal1- at my house, four miles west of the city, on the Hillsboro road, proving pioperty and paying all charges, malti 6t Chas. A ( icdwin. We are headquarters for shoesand slippers. Manufacturers have advan- . ced their prices; we have not; buy be fore we do. Woolicott & Son. The Raleigh Ice and Refrigerators company's wagons will be out Mouday. Tiwkets oan be gotten from wagons or at office of T. L. Ebbbhabdt. Arrived by express 60 ladies' hats white and black 50 cerus, each worth, 75 cents. Woollcott & So. We receive daily by eur ne will be iriven if returned to 434 Hali-! r oods for onr millinery lepirDuuat. D. T. Lwindell's. fax street. I Woolloott & 8oa,