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EVENING VISITOR
TO GET ALL THE LOCAL
NEWSTAKETHE VISITOR.
YOL XXXIII.
RALEIGH, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1895.
NO. S'J
Send ia yoor order for Dagbi't
bait ice cream for tomorrow.
We have about V) porch end lawn
settee wbleh we will srll at ooM for
tta next lu das
Thomas Mai well's.
Beef, Wine and Iron.
Have jroo tried Birdsong's beef,
win and iron? It is a line tonic, tbe
ingredients guaranteed to be tbe boat,
nd it can b bought at the North
Hide drag store fur 60.- fall pint bot
tle. WT51IS & KlBDSOXO,
rrecripti"n Drurgist,
ni31 445 Halifax at . cor. Johnson.
Spectacles Lost.
Half glass, gold frame to boo nver
eara. Finder will pleave at Lnnis
den's atore and be an tably rewarded.
j'4 J. C. 8. Lumhdbh.
-Thomas & Maxwell Has just received
large lot of pine fiber mattresses
for people suffering with bronohioal
lung troubles.
Extra bargains in furniture at
Thomas & Maxwell. Bed lounges with
attacheable mattresses a specialty.
For Sale.
A handsome walnat folding bed
cost $85 0, very little used. Upper
part a bok case with glass dour and
ornaiuen'ed top. AIho tester top
mahogany bedstead, posts elegantly
carved and a t'hickering piano with
rose-wood case. Apply to Southern
Kxpreas office'. ja5
Shoe have advanced in price from
2").! to 50o a pair, we have not adanc
el oar price. Buy bet'ure we do.
Woollcott St Son.
All Kinds of Plant3 for Sale
1 have any quantity of all sorts of
plants and also livsh vegetables for
eaiH at my store, crn-r West Jones
and North Dawson streets.
jV3 m R. M. Utzmas.
How to Have a Beautiful
Lawn.
Cat the srrnfs high to dry weather
and low in wet w ther. bnt always
nn sharp mower, and whio von
want. I' phrppD d be pore to send It
to T F Brochwell -ho will make It
CO 1 "at it did when new Fenum
h"rlhae 'omp'ete machinery for
prndlng and sett fog thes mechlu
Hliop 8'8 nuth Kaifsbnrystreet. near
new opera house. 7 m
m --
Linen and duck suits to order.
Woollcott & H m,
MercVant tailors
BASEBALL IS'EMM.
The Record of Oilmen Played
Yeuterday.
H4T10HAL LE4O0B.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyn 01203 0 1 1 0-10
Cincinnati 00040040 09
At New York:
X-w Tork 000000000-0
Lnisville 1 00 1 0 001 0- S
At Boston:
Boston 0 00100110-8
PiUsburg 000000100-1
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia 00010080 1 5
St. Louie 100140310-8
At Baltimore:
Baltimore 000133030-8
Chi. ago 01010404 0-10
At Washington:
Washington 0
Cleveland 0
0 3
1 0
1 0 3 0 0- 5
0 5 0 1 0-8
SOUTH KB LIAUUK.
At Montgomery:
Montgomery 30300011 0 6
Atlanta 0000100SO4
At Memphis:
Memphis 00003003 10
Nashville 0403 0 010 7
At Little Hock:
Lttle Hock 00016013 010
Hvansville 06045031 018
At Chatanoora:
Cbatanooga 01000 0 0103
New Orleans 01000040 0 5
HOW THEV HTAND.
Won Lost Per. Ct.
Pittsburg, 25 14 641
CiDcinuati, 21 17 553
Chicago, 24 16 600
Clevwlnid. 21 16 568
Phila. 18 17 514
Boston, 1 13 594
Baltimore, 18 14 563
New York, 19 17 528
St. Louis, 15 24 385
Brooklyn, ltt 19 457
Washington, 15 21 417
I Louisville, 6 29 171
The sale of tbe Watson property,
which has been divided into lots, will
beresumedout.be premises immedi
ately south of the colored deaf, dumb
a.nd blind asylum on Tuesday next.
j June 11th, at 11 a. m. Tbe Watson
mansion will also be sold. The prices
brought at the former sale show that
great bargains can be obtained.
p f.t la-. -i t "H D.t cost for
1 tie nex V rijiv- tt
Th-.,i- & V-xv. ell's
Fruit jir. jelly rumble's, eroekery,
plassvare and ttnwire, cheap for
C:ll st Win 1L0O1T & Son's.
For Sale.
Blx r"om house, well locatt-d, offer
ed cheap. ,
Building lots Two lots in good lo
on lity, cheap and on easy terms Ap
ply to John Nichols, agent, No. 8
V est Martin street. je6 3t
Great bargains in luce curtains,
towels, counterpanes at
Woolloott A Bon's.
Trunk and Bag Department
A new shipment of Kouutree roller
tray trunks Ladies flit-top water
proof cnvas trunk'. Gladstone bags,
tine grain grips, traveling cases and
telescopes. Complete assortment and
clone pi .ces.
W H. A li S 'loi ker A Co.
Lost.
Lost on Thursday night a gold link
Clateliine Pin. Rewsrd at this of
fice fur t'a return, j-b
All Colors.
Tuesday next, at our pecial sale of
12; organdies, one dy only, for 5u
l T. Swindell.
Thursday, June 1 1th,
is the only day you uan buy those
lovely 12 ; French organdies for 5c at
D. T. Swindell's.
Another lot of matting to be sold
a? factory prices at
Thomas & Mrx .'rs.
Reliable Goods at "Off Prices" Saves
TDDTSTkA.JEIS.
True Econcmists will Car, fully Consider 0 ur
Clearance Sales Curino this Week. 4
PROFITS SQUANDERED,
Oar entire stock ftf Imported and A nerio; ii Woolen Dr ss Goods, wi h
ont exception, to be sold at COST price to cash bayers We do this to fuclll
ta'e a swift clearing oat of as aiooh sticli as possible before taking inventory
Black and Mourning Grood
Smooth surface, fancy weaves or rough effects, figured, (striped or plain
woven All the standard grades and fashionable materials of the day,
po'd the year round. Bay now srd e.ice the rerniWs profit.
One and onlv one in a town WE ARE THAT ONE who handler
that justly celebrated 'itiimiaM U- e of ladi. s flo footwear known as
1 Elegant shape, perfect fitting, highest in style, low-
, HERWOOD'S
OLID -?fl in price, none better.
Service
'hoes. J every pair warranted.
LJfWU IC TU TC 0 Burt ,n1 PacKards flue sboes Prince Al
11VJVT U 1 111J f -Herts and Southern Ties combine.luxary with
con'ort, an Ideal Hot Veotber Drees Shoe for gentlemen. Prioe $850.
Keen shoppers and judges of quality will recognize some advantage In
this offering and will avail themselves of this opportunity for present and
future wants.
C A. SHERWOOD Sc CO-
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
some excellent reports
made last evening.
The Market Kent Reduced as
Stated in the Visitor.
The meeting f tbe ald-rmen last
evening wss interesting and tbe busi
ness was of public value. Chairman
Drewry of the street committee made
an eicellent report. It recommended
tbepatingof tbe streets around the
cspitol square; the state and city to
divide the cost. Property owners
will then psy their proportion to tbe
city. The cost to the latter will be
$2,500, and $15,000 of work will be
done. The report was on motion of
aldermen Hoover adopted.
The police are to be furnished with
new helmets, whistles and badges.
Daring May 62 whites and 44 negroes
were arrested, 27 on various charges
of diuukenness. j
The market committee reported that
it bad reduced the rent of stalls for
butchers ten per cent and huckster
stalls twenty per cent, thus causing
tbe annual increase to be a little
more than $100 more than that re
ceived for all ths market rents before
the recent improvements.
An ordinance were then adopted as
follows: No wagons after Jan. 15 allow
ed to retail produce about tbe market,
without license, and the lioense shall
be $10 for two horse wagons and $5.00
for one-horse vagous, or produce
brought in any other manner.
A telephone is tube put up at Pullen
park, so as to give prompt police ser
vice. The fire committee made a re
port that it had arranged to allow the
insane asylum to connect with : the
city fire alarm telegraph and to put
up two alarm boxes.
The justified bonds of W. B. Huteh
ings for $50,000 as treasurer; J. G.
Brown for $25,000 as commissioner i f
sinking fund, C. D. Heart for $10,000
as chief of police and W. Z. Blake
for $5,000 as street commissioner were
accepted.
The license of all the old liquor
saloons were renewed save that of At
las G. Denton.
The widening of Fayetteville street,
below the Centennial school, and the
extension of Morgan street west were
referred to the street commsttee.
Policeman lal Witherspoon's resig
nation was accepted, ana Marur.
Thompson elected to fill the vacancy
An ordinance was adopted making
the fine $5 for jumping on street cars
eicept for the purpose of riding and
paying the fare.
The street car company, was in
structed to remove the unused track
from Hargett street and put the street
in good condition.
Weather for Tomorrow.
For North Carolina: Sunday fair.
warmer. .
Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity: Sunday fair; slightly warmer,
Monday fair, warmer.
Local data for 24 hours ending 8
a. m: Maximum temperature, 77;
minimum temperature, 56; rainfall
o.oo.
AN OPINION
OiilheOustiuK of the Two Alder-
nieu by the Hoard.
Home days ago sum of tbe local re
publican here employed Jaeph B
Batcbelor, Esq , and Spier Whitaker,
Esq., togive an opinion in the matter of
tbe ousting of aldermen PaWik tea
art and C. E. King Tb-se sttornevs
y iti their opinion tbe action of tbe
board in turning out hing and Stewart
was illegal. They go on to say tha.
the return which a candidate must
make of expenses must b specill .
and not merely for general campaign
purposes, snd that the latter return
is an evasion of the law, which they
say was enacted t secure fair elect
ions and prevent tbe improper and
illegitimate use of money by candi
dates. They set forth further that if
failure to make returns properly
causes forfeiture uf fflce then tbe
democratic aldermen bare also for
feited theirs. Tbey do notsav in their
opiuion what is the proper rem-dy or
inauner of ouxting, but Mr. Wbititker
said today it was by quo wan-auto
proceedings brought by the attorney
general.
DOTS AND DASIIES.
PICKED UP IN RALEIGH
AND VICINirY.
"Imported direct from the Bast." De
scribes our stook to a "iV
Wfi OFFM !M WflSK
the beginning of the tea season one
poond of choicest
BLEND V
pniiR
TE1
ad 8 lbs Granulated Sugar for 60o.
JJt&Ui i. BALL.
Interesting Services.
The children's day will be observed
tomorrow morning at the Presbyterian
church. The exercises will begin
promptly at 11 o'clock with service by
the children of the infant class. The
pastor Rev. Dr. Daniel will deliver an
appropriate address.
Chinese Blown to Pieces.
HoKO Kono, June 6 Formosa is
still in a ferment. The native quarter
of Taiphf has been burned. During
the conflagration a magazine exploded
and killed 90 Chinese.
Odd Fellows "Triple Link Xcur
sion" to Norfolk July 3d. Go with
them and enjoy the 4 h in Norfolk,
Old Point, Baltimore or Washington.
Cheap rates all through.
-Monday Mr. Charles D. Beubow
now of the Park will become a clerk
at the Yarboro, and Mr. James Sneed
now of the Benbow at Greensboro will
succeed him at the Park.
Yesterday Mr. Graham Haywood
caught a 93 pound turtle In Mr. N. G.
Whitfield's lake on Wlnut creek. He
ays the data "1825" was out In his
THEY FA YOU SILYKU.
The Bimt'talists 11 ml it Meeting
last Evening
At the citizens' mass meeting here
last night to choose delegates to the
bimetallic conference at Memphis, M.
T Leach presided and Hal. V. Ayer
was seoretary. Fifty persons were
present. E. C. Stnitb, Esq., ei-cbair-man
of the democratic state executive
committee, offered resolutions demand
ing free and unlimited coinage, ap
pealing to men of all shades of politi
cal opinion to join in the demand, de
nlsring silver coinage to be the over
shadowing question and calling on all
to unite on a friend of silver coinage
for president. Mr. Smith said the
resolutions were those of the demo
erotic state committee, with all poli
tics stricken out. becausce there was no
politics in this question.
Secretary of state Coke said the
resolutions ought to give 16 to 1 as
tbe ratio, and declared he was in full
sympathy with them.
Mr Hal.. W. Ayer, editor of the Chu
c.asian. appealed to all silver men to
un'te and put party prejudi es entire
ly aside, and declared that otherwise
nothing could be done.
Otho Wilson said he favored the
resolutions and also favored biuietnl
ism ; that all debts were contracted
under it and ought to be paid for un
der it.
Ex-secretary B. C. Beckwitb, of the
democratic state committee, favored
the resolutions, saying he had worked
for Cleveland, but would never work
for him again, nor for any New Eng
land or New York man unless they
were for free silver.
The ratio of 16 to 1 was inserted in
the resolutions. They were adopted
and the chairman authorized to select
delegates.
The Charlotte Observer today pub
lishes the following head over the
report of the meeting : " My God, Ab-
ernathy. ' Co-operation' at Raleigh.
Tbe Democratic-Populist fusion. A
bimetalio' meeting of fifty in which
Chambers Smith, B. C. Beckwith, Octy
t'oke. Mid Leach, Hal. Ayer and Otho
A'ilson are indistinguishable ' all
shades of political opinion' get togeth
er for sure all hands marching to
Memphis under Marion Butler's ban
ner other things in the Raleigh cor
respondence this morning, but noth
ing worth mentioning alongside that
meeting last night."
The Observer, which is a "gold
bug" paper, the silver men say, also
has the following editorial : "Wasn't
that a beautiful mess at Raleigh
last night! : Ex-chairman Smith and
ex-secretary Beckwith, of the demo
cratic state executive committee; Octy
Coke, democratic secretary of ; state,
and Mid Leach, all mixed up with Hal.
Ayer, editor of ' Butler's Caucasian,
and Otho Wilson, of Gideon's band.
My God, Abernethy I' We are as
tonished at Chambers Smith. 'Ail
shades of political opinion;' well,
yes."
There will be a meeting of the grad
uates of the A. and M. college, Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
chapel, to form an alumni associa
tion. ".
The llitpM'iiiiir4 ofa Day Told in
Little Spate.
The State fair b gins Oct. 22J.
Mr. William Woollcott, wife and
daughter leave Mouday for Anbury
Park, N. J., to spend tbe summer.
lifted Tom," the world famous
n gro musician, will beattheacademy
of music next Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs J. b. Batcbelor have
gone to Petersburg where tomorrow
oue of her uepuews will be ordained a
p riest.
Mr. Hal Witherepoon resigned as
police olticar last evening. He is to
be put ia charge of tbe lighting of
street lamps.
tiil'id) eveuiuf services at 6o" clock
at Central M. E. church. Subject:
"i 'ine diiigerous doctrines that are
being taught in lU'eigh."
Mr. Jul U. Medliu who has for
some time been in Columbia, S. I'., re
turned to this city today much im
proved iu health.
The Cliri.-ttiun Advocate now takes a
band editorially in the silver battle,
by advising its readers to ascertain
how the bankers will vote and then
vote just tbe other way.
Rev J. L. Foster will speak to men
iu the parlor of the Y, M. C. A. Sun
day afternoon at 5 o'clock. Music, led
by an orchestra. All men cordially
iuvited. Ice water and fans.
Thus far reports have been re
ceived by the state superintendent of
public instruction of the names of 75
of the 90 new county examiners. In
a number of these cases the former
county superintendent is appointed
to the newly-created oiHce.
Mrs. James McKimmtn and four
children and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
B. Battle and two ebildren left today
for Wrightsville. ' The ladies and
children will spend a month at Capt
E. W. Mannings attractive hotel there.
Miss Eiiza Primrose and master F. C
Olds also left today, and will spend
the summer at the same resort.
Marshall Carroll has expended
$5,771 for witness fees at the recent
term of the United states uircuit court.
He had no money f r this purpose
and so borrowed 'the above-named
amount. There is still due $2350,
NO REASON
why any one should
use a
THERMOMETER
that Is not accurate.
fhe only reason we ean think of Is
tnat a stock oi
Tests! Thermometers
has never been kept In the city. J
We have boutfht a eood stock of ao-
curate ones and soli at reasonable
prices
THOS. He
BRINGS & SONS!
RALEIGH,
N. C. . '
whi -h cannot be paid until after jui
1. He expended $2,500 for other
purposes. This was sufficient for all
rnm,iutt save those of witnesses. Of
P - -
the latter there were 614.
5. 1 fl-jg.Sitffiy
111 WSSSS j
iti j 1 Bllli
sf H
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Shirts
In Brooklyn only 28 per cent of the
population is native born of American
parents.
The cotton insect pest is now re
ported from several farms in Ala
bama It is the most destructive one
my that has yet appeared and the
farmers are greatly alarmed.
the Armenian "-difficulty is no near
er settlement than ever. The Tork
ish government has declined to enter
tain the guarantees of reform which
were demanded by the powers.
Yesterday afternoon the following
appointments by president Cleveland
were anuounced: Secretary of state
Richard Olney, of Massachusetts; at
toruey-general, Judson Harmon, of
Ohio. The latter is a resident of Cin
cinnati, For some years he was judge
of the court of common pleas and be-
.. . i a T r : -
came tne neoa oi a law urui. no i
said to be one of the foremost lawyers
of tbe country.
R. G. Dunn & Co's weekly review of
trade today sajs that tide of busi
ness is rising with surprising rapidity.
The gain has gone far and so fast is
some branches that the more conserva
tive fear it may not be continued, but
the period of dullness which comes in
each market after an unusual rise
brings as yet nothing like a corres
ponding decline. The demand for
money expands and wages are increas
ed. Cotton mills are doing well. Im
proved conditions are being reported
throughout the south.
Summer complaint and bowel trou
bles quickly relieved by Hicks As
trintrent Blackberry Cordial, 25c a
bottle. Only at Hicks & Rogers' drag
store. .
Popular
styles and
Prices.
75, me, $1
and up
Gome
be foe the
as'ortiii'iits
are picked over.
W.H. & R.S.TUCKER & CO.
' "SWINDELL'S
5 cent Special Sale.
We will plaoe on sale next Tuesday
thuse beautiful French flowered or
gandies. Sile commences at 9 a. m.
nd continues until all are sold.
These goods are well worth 12.;, and
you will think so when you see them.
They are pretty and sheer and are in
all colors and designs.
We make this great sacrifice sale
because on examining tbe goods we
found them to be slightly imperfect.
Hence we sell you on next Tuesday
12 organdies for 5c. If you mis
this special sale you will regret it.
D.-T. Swindell.
Oar millinery stock is still complete.
We receive daily new styles in shape
and sailors. Woollcot.t & Son.
12 for 5.
12 cent organdies for 5, Tuesday
nest, at D. T. Swindell's.
Special Sale,
Beautiful French organdies, slight
ly imperfeet, but good, worth 13o.
Special sale Tuesday next for 5s.
D. T. Swindell.
V Did You Ever
he.tr of such a thing? 12 Freaoh or
gaadies for 5o, next FiieUiir. it
d, r. siudeir.