The Most Popular Afternoon Paper-The Visitor. 25e. EVENING VISITOR TO GET ALL THE LOCAL NEWS TAKE THE VISITOR. YOL XXXIII. RALEIGH, N. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1805. NEWS. OVEH TIIK STATE. Items of Much Interest Jlriefly Collated. The cigar and tobacco store of Kas prowirz & (iorkin at Wilmington yes terday was sloaed by the sheriff who held executions against tbe firm amounting to about 3,000. The residence of E. D. Mt-Uinui. at Charlotte was invaded by a burglar, whose presence waa discovered at 3 o'clock Sunday morning He got aay with a (75 gold watch and $23 in money. Tbe Seaboard Air Line ia now get ting up its exhibit for tbe Atlanta ex position. It is attempting something unique, its idea being to show tbe firming, industrial and manufactur ing resource and enterpriHes of tbe country along its lines and one of the brightest items in its show will be the contribution by Charlotte. Tbe Char lotte News says will have a conspicu ous part in tbe exhibit. Two sous of Isaac Taylor, colored, near Coahoma, Lenoir county, nearly killed their father. They had run away and were working in Jones coun ty, lie went after thein, but they evaded him. He heard they were leeping in an outhouse aud weut there before day aud broke in the door on tbetn, when oue ot them hit him on tbe head with ho ax. He is badly injured nd may die Tbe thirteenth annual convention of the North Caroliua Women's Chris tian Temperance t'ulon is to be held at tbe auditorium of the Y. M. C. A. at Charlotte tomorrow Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Mary K. Cartland, of Concord, is president. Mrs. Hayes of Raleigh will respond to the address of welcome on behalf of the uui jn Thurs day at 8 p. m. Rev. D. H. Tuttle will deliver an address. BASEBALL XEN 8. The Record of (James Played Yesterday. RATIONAL LBAOUI. At Brooklyn: Brooklyn t'i'icionati At New York: N-w York 30100902 0-7 L uisrille 00103110 1-8 At Philadelphia: Philadelphia 00010000 1-3 Pittsburg 000001004 5 At Hoston: Boston Cleveland 10001030 -4 00000101 0-3 1 0 0 6 1 1 0 0 9 06030030 -J j Second game: : Boston 2 0 1 0 1 0 4 1 09 Cleveland 02071000 0-10 At Baltimore: Baltimore 10005006 0-1J Ft Louis, 030300100-5 At Washington; Reception and Lawn Party At theKdentoo street Sunday school room this evening, the Kpworth league will give a reception. Besides tbe Di'isin in which some tine ocal talent will participate, there are other fe. tures on the programme Seasonable refreshments ill be served Washington 00021031 0-7 Chicago 00207010 -10 SOUTH BBS LBAOI'B. At Little Kock: Lttle Kock 0 3 0 1 0 0 7 0 0-11 Memphis 10101030 6 At Atlanta: Atlanta Chatanooga 10200101 x-5 0100010 02 At Montgomery: Montgomery 0 10010003-5 Xe v Orleans 2 0 000000 0-2 How THEV STAND. Won Lost Per. Ct. Boston. - 26 15 634 1'ittsbnrir. 128 18 609 rieveNnd. 27 19 587 Haltimore, 24 15 615 Chicago. 27 21 563 Xe York, 23 21 523 Cincinnati, 23 21 533 Phila. 23 21 513 Brooklyn, 22 21 512 Washington, 19 13 452 St. Louis, 15 33 319 Louisville, 7 36 163 The funeial of Mr. Willism H. Kerr will lake plfice tomorrow morning from the Presbyt' rian church. Our new fouuttiu is simply grand, we are dispensing of all kinds of cool drinks. : North-Side Drug Store. Summer complaint and bowel trou bles quickly relieved by Hicks' ; As tringent Blackberry Cordial, 25c a bottle. Only at Hicks & Rogers' drng tor. The Deaf Mute Sci. ol. The first annual session of the school for deaf-mutes at Morgancon has just ei'ded and waseitremely suc cessful. Principal K. McK. Goodwin deserves great credit for his good management. Rapid strides are be ing made in the advantages given pu pils. A new building for the wood working department is completed and the boys will be trained in carpenter ing snd general wood-work: also in broom and mattress-making, shoe making and printing. The latter will be equipped by the time the next ses sion begins. The school will have a weekly paper. The boys will also do much work on the farm. The girls are taught se iiig, dress-making, etc , There are many applications for ad mission. There are 500 white deaf mutes of school age in the state. The health of the pupils has been excel lent. The next session opens Septem ber 4th. Double the number of pu pils will be then received and the statf of teachers, etc., largely increased If you want good, dry wood order from C. 0. Ball. jul2 lw Reliable Goods at "Off Prices" Saves DOLLAES. True Economists will Car. fully Consider O ur Clearance SalesJ3uri:.o this Week. PROFITS S QUANDERED. Ourentire stock af Imported am. Amerfcmn Woolen Drpse Good, with ont exception, to be sold at COST pr ce to oasb buyers We do this to fHclli tft'e a swift clearing out of as lqopIi . took as possible before taking Inventory Blockand Mournins: Goods Smooth surface, fancy weaves or rough effects, figured, striped or plain woven All the standard prades and fashionable materials of the day, Rood the year round. ' Bay now snd eav th rerr!ler's profits. One and only oue in a town W E - ARE THAT ONE who handles that justly celebrated Cincinnati ilue of ladies flue footwear known as 1 Elegant shape, perfect fitting, highest in style, low- , HERWOOD'S OLID est in price, none better. Service i 'mus I EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. TC TU TC 0 Burt o1 Packard's Sue shoes Prince Al fclHUW lwV IllIwJ fberteapd Southern Ties combine.Iuxury with comfort an Ideal Hot leather Dress Shoe for gentlemen. Price $8 50. Keen shoppers and judges ot qnaliry will recognize some advantage In this offering and will avail themselves of thia opportunity for present and future wants C- A SHERWOOD A CO. "Imported'direct from the East." Ds- ecnbes our stock to a "1. WS OFI TilLWESK the beginning of the tea season one pound of r hoiceet BLEND PURE DEAD. MIL CHARLES D. ITCHUBCH Died Yexierday in Rutherford County. Yesterday afternoon at Ednej's ho tel, near Bat Cave, Rutherford coun ty. Mr. Charles D. Cpchurch died of galloping contiiuiption. His health began to fail last December, immedi ately after the death of bis beloved daughter Mabel. He was in Chioago atthat time and went to Rutherfordton X. C. and remained a short while. Then be returned to Chicago but physi' ians told him his lungs were affected and he must gu back to North Carolina. He then went to Bat Cave. Tbe disease had fast hold on him, aud yesterday afternoon at 4,30 he died, liis devoted wife was by hrs side, and soothed bis last moments. He leaves no children, but had a little grandchild. J. C. L. Harris, Hsq., left early this morning for Bat Cave. The nearest railway point is Rutherfordton. The remains will ar rive here Thursday morning Mr. Upcburch was born here Novem ber 18, 1846, and was therefore nearly 49 years of age. His father, the ven erable Mr. W. C. Upchuroh, now over 83 years of age, went to see him two weeks ago and from his bouse the funeral will be held. Mr. Upcburch was for many years in tbe revenue service and was clerk of the superior court eight years. He left here early in December, 1890, and went to New York, where he had a position in the barge office in that city. Then be went to Chicago and soon made his way 4o a good position on the Inter-Ocean newspaper. He was extremely popular here and the news of his death greatly grieves his friends. His family connection is very large and influential. He mar ried Miss Howland of Beaufort. TEl and ft lbs Granulated Sugar for 60o. jama a. ball. REMNANTS. Fifty convicts will be sent from the penitentiary tomorrow to the Rooky Mount mills to build a water-way, etc. The News and Observer will in about en days issue a special 12 page "pub ic school edit'on", of ten thousand copies. State trei Burs ' Worth says that all he counties save thirteen have paid state taies in . full. He says this is about up to the average. Mr. Jonathan Cox, one of the most prominent Quakers in tbe State, is dead at his home in Guilford county. He was 78 years old. Mayor Rubs is carrying -out an ex cellent reform movement in east Ral eigh, for which he deserves great cred it. Today a negro woman for whom the authorities had for sometime been looking was nabbed, and is in jail on her way to the workhouse. Females are no longer sentenced to work on the roads. A hard hearted negro woman who went on an excursion today and who lives in the southern part of the city, locked her 5 year bid child in her room and then took her departure. The child's screams were heard hours after by a woman who was passing, and who took the forsaken child out of a window. THE WEATHER. B.UER-RLYTBE. The '.'Conditions and the Fore- C 1st. Local forecast for Raleigh and vi dnity: Fair, slightly warmer Wednes day, Increasing oloudiness Wednes day evening. Rain Thursday. Local data for 24 hours ending 8 a. m: Maximum temperature, io; minimum temperature, 52; rainfall 0 00.' The storm in the west is now cen tral north of the lake region. A high area with cooler Weather has moved in west of the Mississippi. The change In the temperature moving southward has oaused some heavy rains. The weather at present is cloudy and threatening in the Missis aippi valley and westward over exas The great fall ia pressure at Hatteras would seem to indicate the presence of a storm oat in the Atlantlo off the N. Q. court. A Wed (I in; at WaliiiiK'n City tliix A.ieruooii At Washington, D. C, this after noon, at the house of Prof. J. P. Math eny, wbu ia a frienl of both the con tracting parties, Mr. A. H Bauer and Miss Rachel Blythe were married. Mr. Bauer is well known all over the state as an architect of marked ability and ia very popular here. He is a native of Philadelphia. His bride is a Cherokee Indian and her tribal name is"Unaka.' She was for year a ward of the late Maj. John B.Neatborr and was eduoa ted at the Oxford orphan asylum. 8b is well educated and has for several years been a stenographer aud type writer. Like her husband she bhs many devoted friends, who will all Unite in congratulating the couple upon th-ir union The uiarrUge cer emony took place at Washington be cause not legal uuder the law of this state, though recoguized as I iuding here if performed in another s"ite Mr. and Mrs. Kauer will go to New York, Philadelphia aud boston and willsuon returu here. Mr Btuer in win ning a reputati n io his profession and has much work on hand in this tate. AFTER TAX ICS. j The Last Legislature Enacted n Milk in"; Law. Sheriff Page is issuing a circular in regard to the new taxes imposed by the last legislature. Some of its sec tions are quoted as follows: Every person who shall practice any trade or profession or use any fran chise taxed by the laws of North Car olina, without having paid the tax and obtained a license as required in this act shall be deemed guilty of a mis demeanor, and punished by fine, not exceeding fifty dollars, or imprisoned not exceeding thirty days, and shall also forfeit and pay a penalty of fifty dollars, which penalty the sheriff of the connty in which it has occurred shall cause to be recovered before any justice of the peace of the county, for the benefit of tbe school fund of the county. On all hotels and boarding and lodging houses, kept for the business of furnishing either board or lodging, or both, to regular or transient board ers, for pay or hire, the sum of fifty ent for each bed room kept for said business. On each and every practicing law yer, physician, and dentist, the sum of ten dollars: Provided, that no city. t wn or county shall levy any addi tional tax on lawyers, practicing phy sicians, and dentists. KINSTOX INCENDIARIES . Three Negroes in Jail Charged With the Crime. Strong Ev idence Against Them. Kinston people, seem at last to be getting some developments relative to the fire bugs who have caused such destruction and are keeping the town in dread of further calamity by their evil hands. The Newbern Journal says three ne gro men have been arrested and oue, IsiahHill, was examined Friday. Alei Rouse, who has been in jail longer than any of the others, being put up ou the stand testified that Hill at one time confessed to him that he and an other negro named Hill Dove, who is also in jail, had set oue of the big res. Hill was detected one night last week, in a citizen's yard. He escaped but was tracked to bis home by a po liceman. This led to his arrest. He had been suspected before. Tbe general impression is that the right men are caught and it can read ily be imagined that the fact is very gratifying to the Kinston people NO. 41 DOTS AND DASHES. PICKED UP IN RALEIGH AND VICINITY. The Happening uf u Day Told Id Little SHii-e. The teachers' assembly will begin at Morehead Citv tomorrow evening, when Miss Minnie Redford of Raleigh will illustrate her methods of primary work one hour with a class of twelve little children in a model sohool room The annual address will be deliver edbv president C. B. Denson. On the afternoon there will be a cotupll mentary sail to the assembly by boat men of Beaufort and Morehead City At 8:30 p. m. the opening address will be" delivered by W. R. Henry, of Hen derson, and will be followed by a re ception by officers and committees of tha ianmhlv in the ball room of the i - w -- AtUutio hotel. Mrs. Sterling Price uf Houston, Tex., is visiting her father. Capt. B. P. Williameou Tba Raleigh cotton mills stopped work yesterday some of the boiler pipes beiug out of order. I'r. D. B. Swain, who bails from At lanta, is in jail at (ireeusboro, charged with stealing a horse at Burlington. .Mrs. ('. U. Lntta is visiting her sis. ter, Mrs. tieorge W. blackball, jr., at Waterbury, Connecticut. The ice factory at Durham, owned uud operated by Mr. Jaruian who w formerly in that busiuess here, was yesterday placed in a receiver's hands. Johu Alslou, colored, is in jail charged with steahug a lot of empty whitik'-y llsoks aud ulso some iu which there as w Ulskey . The en. urslou of the Presbyterian Sunday school to Ooconeechee farm ueai lliilsboro lell at b 30 this mul li ng There were 8 c irs. Whiting Bros. "Pine Forest" Vine ard will have large aud luscious blackberries on sale touiorrjw at W. Stronach & Sous and M. Rosenthal's. Kd. Jackson, a white uiau, was sent o jail by justice Roberts today on a barge of beating his wife and will be ried at the next criminal term oi ourt. The Western Union telegraph poles are being painted white and brown. This company seta a good example to the other corporations which have poles on the streets. The present steward at the institu tion for the bliud is to retire Sept. 1, and a new one will then be put on duty, Maj. Grimes has for many years most admirably performed the duties of stewart. A children's musicaleand recital will be given at the governor's mansion to morrow evening at 8:30 for the pur pose of raising funds to cover the cushions in Christ church Contribu tions are voluntary. Today at 13 30 an alarm of fire was sent in from box 12. It was on account of a fire in the kitchen of Mr. J. W Denmark corner of North Bast and East Lane streets. The damage was slight. Ernest P. Maynard, Esq., left yet- terday for Meridian, Miss., accompa nied by Dr. J. M. Ayer as best man, aud day after tomorrow will be mar ried there to Miss Crudup, sister of Mrs. V. B. Moore and Mrs. B. M. (iat- ling of this city. At 6:45 o'clock this morning 11 cars filled with people, left via the S A. L. for Wilmington. It was the tl excursion. . Nearly 100 white people were in the two cars set apart for them and there were some 450 colored people. A number of witnesses cited to ap pear before the Arrington commit tee arrived yesterday afternoon. They are all from Nash county and are L. M. Couyers,. T. V. Avent, A. H. Sor'aby, S. E. Eure, J. J. Cookrell and W. U. Arrington. July 1st the assessment of railroau, steamship, telegraph and telephone property by the railroad commission begins. The data are in hand. Chair man Wilson, of the commission, says the general outlook for most of the railroads in the state is better than it was last year. Sixteen copies of the acts of the legislature of 1895 have been delivered to the secretary of state. This is hel& to constitute a delivery. It was made four days after the 90 day limit. A there was delay in finishing in in dexet to tbe public printer it is said no penalty will be enforced. Mr. Frederiok Lockyer, who since 1873 ha resided here, left today for New York and next Saturday will sail for England on the steamship Etrnria He was in business in this section most of the time during his stay, but for two yearn taught sohool. He is very fnnd of the United States, bat hi five children wished him to return to Lon don. ' NO REASON wby any one ahoold as THERMOMETER that la not accurate. The only reason wm nan think of la that a stock of Tested Thermometers has never been kept In the elty. We hare bought a good stock of ao turate ones and sell at reasonable prices. TIIOS. II. BttlGGS & ISONSi RALEIGH, j N. C. HOUSEKEEPERS SHOULD SEE lots of Towels winch we will offer Mocday at 82.00. 2.75 3.50 Thomas & Maxwell has just reoelved large lot of pine fiber mattresses 'or people anffering with bronohloal lung troubles. AND ONE HUNDRED Marseilles Bed Spreads AT ONLY .25 each iV.H. Se R.S.TUCKER & CO. We have about 50 porch and lawn 'etteee which we will sell at cost for lie next 10 days. Thomas ft Max weirs. All Kinds of Plants for Sale I have any quautity of all sirts of plants and also fresh vegetables for ale at my store, corner West Jonea nd North Dawson streets. 3 m R. M. Utzman. Porch aad lawu settees at cost for he uext 10 davs at Thnmi & Maxwell's. Rheumatine One bottle of Rheumatine will cure ore or painful feet. Price 25 cents at J. W. Barber & Sons' Furniture store, Martin street. ul4 lw What is nicer a hot night than an ice-cold drink? When out for a walk after tea stop in and get something cooling. ul4 North-Side Drug Store. We guarantee tli- Quality of every thing we sell to be "equal to any, superior to a great rainy, inferior to none.' : iNortn-siae urug Blore Linen and Duck suits made to or der. Fit guaranteed. Woolloott & Son's. We have a nice line of Corsets. Prices from 25c to $2.25. Hosiery of all kiuds Woolloott & Son. Many kinds of summer dress goods nhand, Prices ate right. Pretty Lawns, Organdies, &:. WOOLLOOTT St BOM. This is for You, Do you want to know where yon can get pure ICE CREAM made from pure cream and milk furnished by N. C Experiment farm? Only $1.40 per gallon, 75c per half gallon. Orders filled promptly. Order Saturday for Sunday. Also served at our ice cream parlor. Any flavor. Upchuboh & Cabtbb. . 120 Fayetteville St. Telephone 155. jnl8 Ot We give night oalls prompt and careful attention. You push the buti ton, we do the rest. North-Side Drug 8tere

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