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f i J - TIMES-VISITOR. NUMBER &.81U. RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, APKlL 13 I8i9. 25 CENTS A MONTH THE CARELESS SMOKER. Oldest Play Home in County Damaged, toy Fire. BOSTON, April 13. The Boat cm Mu seum, the oldest play houw la the city, wa badly damaged by fire thus morning. The fire was caused by careless smoker. The loss is eighty thousand. Several firms were also dauiagud by the water. DETECTIVE A MURDERER. He Shoots Permiseuoualy in a Sa loon. (BROOKLYN, April 13. Detective 'Doyle shot ' and killed Martin Carey in fipohre saloon at Williamsburg thin morning. He also shot and seriously "wounded August Miller.' Another shot . m' m d t intendi.d victim. The woman accompanied Doyle, who had been drink- ,Jn, wnen th victim was trying to eject .Mm. - - t- . -i . MOLINEUK CLUE. ' NEW YORK, ApriTl3.-3apitialn Mc duskey amnoimoed this morning that he had a letter from Molineux, one in a batch of tin thousand purchased from Dr. James Burns, formerly of Colum bus avenue, New York, now in the Hodges building Detroit, ordering the remedy. The letter paper contained thir silver crescent ait the top the same as on some of Barnet letters. EWART APPOINTED A TELEGRAM WAS RECEIVED IN THIS CITY THIS AFTERNOON ANNOUNCING THAT PRESIDENT M'KINLEY HAS APPOINTED JUDGE EWART AGAIN AS JUDGR OF THE WESTERN FEDERAL COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA. THE APPOINTMENT WAS MADE TODAY IN SPITE OF THE GOV ERNOR'S OPPOSITION. OFF FOR NEW YORK Raleigh's Representatives Select Ruuie ami Leave Tomorrow Arrangements are now complete for the "liattsigb." Welcome Committee to vMt New York. The party wll leave tomorrow moiuag at 11:15 on the Sea board Air Lute going by the Cape Charles route. They refused to accept Che special rate of 18.50 and will pay straagnt tare whuch is $20.oU good for thurty diays. Auy citizen who can go will be welcomed in the party. Messrs. Ji.ese Ball, M. Rosenthal and U. H. Crocker of the party will leave tonight at 2:ltS. The following telegram was received abut morning: NVw York, April 13, 1899. C. C. McDonald, Chairman, Raleigh, N. C: lhe Kaloigh is expected to arrive here Saturday afternoon. You can secure your accommodations aboard the com mittee boat by applying at the Mayor's office on Saturday morning but notify nae today of the number of people in your party, ALFRED M. DOWNS. Chairman McDonald replied saying that the party would include twenty-five. Leavuig here tomorrow at 11:15 they will arrive in New York at 7 a. m. Saturday. All the gentlemen who intend going are requested to get their crea-ntials from Mayor Powell immediately. These wiU be necessary. SUITS BROUGHT Many Suits Being Instituted In Superior Court. Besides the suit with Dr. D. H. Ab bott brought against Mr. E. C. Bedding field late last evening for the place as railroad commissioners, summons were today issued in several otih.r suits which (will be begun ait the April term of the Wake county Superior court. They are as follows: Saffie Mitchell administratrix of Jim (Mitchell, against the Raleigh Eltctric Company. Jim Mitchell is the negro who was killed While working for the BeH Telephone Company on Blount street near Newhtrn avenue. IMr. C. F. Sowers through Us attor neys, Messrs. Beckwirh, Douglass and SSninis, also Instituted suit for damages to machinery against tlhe Raleigh Water Company for a large sum. The other suit by him against the water company fa in a magistrates court while the amount of this suit necessitated its being 'brought in the Superior court. 'Mrs. Ava M. Creel also bad summons issued in a suit for divorce against Mr. John R. Creel.. ... Clerk of the Court Rues and his tffi deut deputy, Mr. V. Royster are very lousy now preparing for the April court. KALAPODENOIS. r The Option dSoecJon of the Kal&po deocas will give an entertainment in tb auditorium of the BKnd Institution, next Tuesday afternoon. Some of the best musical talent of tbe city will takt part, and the even ing wiB be made a detigbtful one. A voluntary silnx collection' will be taken at fne door, and the proceeds will b - donated to the Baptist Female Univer sity. . The music loving people of the city I r cordially Invited t attend. The eotertafomex will be closed with a teas cake walk led by Dr. J. MAyer. IMr. XL C. Rivers kft today for Kn York city, where he will book some Ugh Uaa attraction for Raleigh next sea- COMMISSION TO SAIL Germany Orders Von Stern berg to Samoa UERMAN VIEW ir Gcrainy Resists to Critical Point England ano the United States Will Address Her a Joint Note. WA5HMOT0N, April 13. The state ment was, made this morning that Oetr man embassy Von Sternberg Is appoint ed as the German member of the Se moan commission and is making prepar ations to leave Wadhtajgiton. It is hoped the commission will be tittady to sail April 19th as planned. This disposes of the apparent uncertainty at tlhe Ger- nuin foreign office that Von Sternberg will be ordered to Berlin, then to a ed orders to proceed to tfce German cap ital. The latest announci. intent now made makes it appear that the Kaiser's Government has finally reached an agreement wAUh London and Washing ton. Of course the coramisanoj cannot now sail April -Otto, but the statement in dicates that soon after it will start for Apia. GERMANY NOT WEAK-KNEED. -BERLIN, April 13. Cologne Gazette says that it cannot deny th&c matters are developing unpleasantly for Ger many in Samoa. The extraordfa-ary deeds and words of America, and notably of England, show hostility to Germany. What the government has so far done does not justify suspicion that the gov ernment will adopt a weak kneed policy. AMBASSADOR TALKS. BERLIN, April 13. Am'tassador Wlhite stated today that the Gorman government expressed regret at the oc currence in Samoa and urged the adop tion of the unanimity rule and ordered Von Sternberg to sail for Samoa as soon as possible, as bis early arrival will pre- J . . v. 1.1 mui- I VVUL 1U11UVT BOIWUD UIWfWMlCU. xuia morning Von Buelow informed Ambassa dor White that an agreement had bten reached and the conumssion can sail without delay. JOINT NOTE. LONDON. April 13. It is authorita tively stated that order will not be re stored at Samoa until both Rafflel and Rose withdraw. Great Britain and the United States are not yet diplomatically in cone rt, but if Germany resists to the critical danger point, joint Anglo-Ani- orocan note wui be sent to Von Buelow. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. Mr. A. P. Sullivan was arraigned be fore Mayor PowitU this morning on the charge of cruelty to animals. He was driving a grey mule and wbi;jping the animal every few steps. Blood was upon the band legs and Banks of the beast. Suilivau, however, provnd that the mule injuredhimseif in a barb wire fence before be was hitched up and as the mule was a chronic kicker hi- only whipped mm to break ham of uls bad habit. The evidence was not such as to authorize the mayor in binding the defendant over the court. Magistrates should a.rtainly have jur isdiction in cases of cruelty to animals. It is almost inupossuble to secure convic tion when a case is sent on to court. TONE OF THE MARKETS CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Furnished by H. D. White, manager for Paine Murphy & Co., 807 S Wil mington street. Lt v KRfOuL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool 4 p r... April 13, '03. Spots; Dull- quotations bare y supported middling 8 8--; sales 8,000; American 6,000; Receipts 6,003; American 2,0 JO speculation and export 60J. Fut; opened dull, closed easy. A ril 8-1 8b priland May 8.18 JU and June 818b June and July 8.J9 July and August 8.19s Au rust and September 8.19 September and October 8 18) Oo ober and November 8 18b No ember and December 8.17 b Decern erand January... T 8 17,b Innuary and February 8 17jb February ana Jttarc.i .... b.isd NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. The following were the closing Quo tations for the leading stocks: Anerlcan Suimr 1 6H 8 ..th.ro R. R. Preferrel Ill Pac do Mail..... h R R. T . n 1.9 i 8t Paul 1H7J niihnttan-. .. .. 118 B.&Q. 141, Amain an Tobacco iXi Ml souri Pacific 61 T C.I. 5' i L. & N. U J. a ii" a AO. 97 U. 8. Rubber 81 NEW YORK COTTON Months. Clmed April 5'970 May 6.74 'nne....... 8.787tl uly 6.84..8S August.... 58aM September. . 8 7aM October.... 8.89s88 November. e.'Ji1 Derembe 6.6887 Close ANOTHER BRUSH Insurgents Make a Sajly on American Camp MANILA, April 13. About tour 'clock this morning a small body of re bels attacked tue camp oi the Third ar cillery from the swamp near Paouibou. a mile and a half west of Malolos. Two privates and a lieutenant were killed and two othvts were wounded. Aftej iayiigbt our forces scourer! the district lrJving the rebels northward and killing several, a Montana private was .rounded. TWO MURDERERS IN JAIL. Two Men in Jail Here Accused of Mul der In Robesati. ----- This morning Judgi- Roberts commit ted to jail Henry McLean and Luther McG-:U both colored, charged with the killing of a man in Robeson county, nam ed MaBryde. The prisoners were ar rested upon warrant by special officer D. M. Melvnr who fears the possibility it lynching If returned to Robeson coun ty and they were comnMted to jail here by Judge Roberts till the authorities in ltobeaon county can be communicated with. CRIMINAL INSANE Hospital Executive Com mittee Appeal to Treasurer The executive committee of the di rectors of the Central Hospital for the Insane met today. After examining ac counts they address the following to the State Treasurer: Hon. W. H. Worth, Treasurer North Carolina: Dear Sir: At a meeting of the Direc tors of tin? State Hospital at Raleigh, April 5th, the matter of providing for the dangerous imsaue confined in the penitentiary as provided in section 62 Insane Law of North Carolina, Laws of '99, was discussed and the matter com mitted to the executive committee. We find that the appropriation of ?6.- 000 for this purpose did not paas both Houses of the General Assembly and these unfortunate people are without any means of support. Tbi re is no legal justification in our advancing any money from our appropriation for maintenance of patients of this institution, and we seek this course to ascertain from you or through you a legal opinion as to how we shall obtain the neaesary means to execute the laws committed to us. The earliest possible reply is necessary as the authority of the Tenn. is daily lodging complaints with us for not at tending to tins matter. Vnry respectfully, JAMES M'KEE, W. B. FORT, R. H. STANOBLL. Executive Committee. Treasurer Worth says tilint he will consult the Attorney General also lay the matter before the council of State. Mr. Worth said: "There is no law for paying this and the most severe criticism 1 have received since I have been in office was for advancing funds to the penitentiary when it was absolutely necessary." He added however that he would see if he could help the board out. BULL FIGHT ER8 They Will Appear in Raleigh April 2 Out Female Base Ball Team Also. The famous Mexican Full Fighters, an eminently Mexican spectacle, con sisting of CO genuine Mexicans, in a true representation of Mexico's Na tional Sport, the Bull Fight, will exhibit at Raleigh, April 20th. This is the first tour of this mammoth aggregation in America, therefore this is the first time that the American people have hud an opportunity of witnessing in this country this novel, exciting and inter esting exhibition. An Ami.rican Amuse ment Syndicate conceived the idea of bringing this organization to this coun try; they have now executted their plans and the result is one of tin,- most origin al and sensational exhibitions of the age somethings new and never before wit nessed in this country. The perform ance requires a mammoth inclosure 1, 600 feet in length. Within these walls is a vast arena 300 feet in diameter, around which there is a wire fence 7 feet high, which affords arupkp protec tion to the 'thousands of patrons that visit this, the greatest of modern amuse ment enterprises. On the same day as the above a fe male base ball team will visit Raiiih. The following is one account of the team. BLOOMER BALL PLAYERS. (Journal, IX. Smith, Ark.) It was clearly demonstrated here yes terday that wown can play bail as well as men, and our base ball dub, though unusually good players, were no match to the Boston Bloomer Girls, the latter dt fating them on a score of 2 to 1, ten innings being played. . The female ball players, under the management of W. P. Needham,, ar rived early yesterday morning in their private car from Fayetteviilie where they woo Wednesday' game. The game was called at 3 p. m. Daring the morninic they bad inclosed the diamond with a high canvass waH, erected seats and made every thin a as comfortable' as possi ble. There was fully 2,000 preset) when the game was called, and they seemed to en joy the game fully aa much as if they bad neen watching a league game. The female ball player did some fairly bril liant playing, the pitcher tnrowing a re markably good ball, while their fielding ad work ea the basae was exceptionally food. Mr. 8amuel Berwangrr is already to New York ready to uurdctpate in wel coming ts tUiatgn. BASE BALL tate Tieasurer Says that Each Game is Taxed J. H. Wyeofl, sheriff of Iredell coun ty, telegraphed the State Treasurer as follows: "Does section fifteen include baseball where admission is charged.'1 Treasurer Worth tslegraphed him: "Liable under section fifteen." The following is tUfr text of the sec tion: "Sec. 15. On all companies or persons whatever who exhibit or give eLU-rtain-niQDt for amusement of the public, for reward or otherwise than is mentioned in the five preceding sections, five dollars for ec.ch exhibition or performance. Ex hibitdonir or entertainments given, for-thr sole benefit of reugaous, ohantaible or educational objects (shall) be exempt from taxation: Provided, no part or clause of this section shall be so con strued as to exempt from taxation per sons claiming to be spiritualists or me diums of communications between the material and immaterial worlds and giv ing public exhibitions: Provided, this section shall not apply to stationary bird shows." 0AE OF BURGLARY House of xMii Flonnie Wig Em ored Last Mght A plain case of burglary happened in the sub.,rbs of Raleigh last night. There seems to have been uo mitigating circum stances connected with it and if the fel low is caught he will doubtless pay the penalty of Kie crime with his life. In die dead of the night the home of Mr. Flonnie Wiggins, east of the city limut3 near the Federal o.metery was eoitered by a burglar. He entered by a window and went through several rooms. It is supposed that he was fnphteifcd away by a member of Mr. Wiggins' family boing roused and making a noise. He made his escape quickly, however, and no articles of value are misasd. In i haste he evidently left whM ha in tended taking away. This morning blood bounds were taken from the leniteutiary to thp scene by Mr. Kearney, but there had been so mnch pjissing tlmt the dogs were unable to get on the trail. NEW CONSERVATORY BUILDING It is said that Mr. Duke wif! some time in the near future begin the erec tion of another building for the South ern Conservatory of Music. The build ing is to occupy the lot east of Main 9treet chinch which is a very prettv one for the purpose. Though the Soiith irmi Conservatory is yet a child as to age. let so far as business is con cerned it has attained the sta.ne of a full fledged man. with a new building which will mean better equipment it wiM soon rank as one of the great musical colleges in America. Durham Herald. QUAY TRIAL Probability that It W II only be Well un der Way When Legislature Adjourns. PHILADELPHIA. Ta.. April 13.- Connsel on both sides in the trial of Sen ator Quay and son announced to the court this morning that thi:y had agreed upon a plan regarding the identification of entries in the mass of boors which wiCi save considerable time. In pur suance of this plan all the books were brought mto court. The indi cations are that these identications will go on into next wek. It is believ ed that they will not be over when the legislature adjourns. Albert L. Taber, receiving teller of the People's bank, testified that he made entries in the regular course f busi ness. Charles H. Woodruff, Jr., book-keeper on the People's bank; testifind that to tlhe best of his knowledge he never had ithe deposit of Senator Quay. HAH; TO THE RALEIGH. (By M. L. Hyndman. 108 S. 4tL St., Philadelphia, Pa.) There sails a ship across the seat, Lo! how she prances in the breeze. Careering o'er the wave she comes; t ly out the banner, sound the drums, 'Tis the Raleigh, Raleign, Ra'eiRh. Lo! see her flag that floats on high, The flag that Spain dared to defy, How proud it flashes in the sun. With no star drummed, ah no, not one. Tis the Raleigh, Raleigh, Rale.jh." Lo! see her guns all polished blrght. That flashed in great Manila's fight, How roared theiT brazen throats the day. Thp Spauish fleet was swept away. The Kaleigb, Raleigh, Raleigh. What forms upon her deck are they, ' Who stride so bold, in trappings gay, Old Montcjo could sadly tell, Who sent that shower of shot r.id shell. The Raleigh, Raleigh, Raleigh. Bold Captain Ooghlan and thy crew, Prepare for something more to do. Ten thousand maids (think of thy bliss), Expect from yon a hearty kiss, lhe Raleigh, Raleigh, Raleigh. And millions of thy countrymen, ' From every city, olain and elen. Their homage only wait to pay. to ye who fought so well that day, The Raleigh, Raleigh, Raleigh. Then bail to ship and gallant CTCW wno amy ana. ana nonjy too, Mar S fire hrnn iwmrri fhlp fam and ever their great deeds proclaim, 'ine Kaieign, Raleigh, Kaleigb. (Mr. M. B. Leard, of Troy, N. Y., I is the city. , FLEET LOOTED Rebels Take Guis from Spanish Guu Boats THIRTEEN JN FLEET Tsb Spanish Gua Boats Captured ly Dewey'a Fleet and Sold U fteyls Fall Prey to Ayulnalde's Men. MANILA, April 13. Francisco Rw'a, .purchaser of the Spanish gun boats at Island Mindanao, baa received advices to the- effect that the fleet sailed from Manila,' but returned a few days later, th;' vessels 'having been stripped of their guns and ammunition. The purchaser's agent and the native crews for the ves sels are on board the American steamer Butuan and convoy Zamboanga. The United States crudsir Boston instructed the officer of the fleet to wait the arrival there of the gun boat Petrel; but after the Boston sailed the Spaniards trans furred the gun boat to the agents of Senor Reyes and the fleet left Zam boanga unescorted. They soon returned deported having been boarded by rebels and looted. There were thirteen gun boats in the fleet. BUSINESS MANAGER. Mr. Edgar Womble has Charge of This Department of The Times-Visitor. Mr. Edgar Womble, having becom-f in terested in The TS-nes-Visitor. lias as sumed the position of business manager. Mr. Womble will have charge of the subscription lists and advertising busi ness and it is the purpose of the man agement to make the Times-Visitor even more successful in the future than It has been in the past. RIP VAN WINKLE.. The trreat tvrodlleHrkn TJnn V TVS. .. vvk IOUIUIH was first presented by Jas. K. Hackett in 1840. followed by Chas. Burke, half brother tn -Trta Mmmi Samuel W. Glenn in 1856 made th play still mow popular by his rendition of the nne roie, tor tour years, wnen under Mr. Glenn's management Joe Jefferson won his reputation. Mr. GlennV sup ported by a splendid company will pres ent the gnat emotional drama at the Academy of Music on Friday and Satur .j i i . . . i .. uay inicuis, wwn a matinee Matnrday. pers are loud in their praise of the de lightful entertainments thiiy enjoyed by Mr. Glenn's rendition of Rin Van Wi,'. kle. Tickets are now on sale at Kinz's druir store. Iliw.iTrfv1 .nt 7?. n.ro general admission 60 cents. Gallirv 23 cents. Prices to the matinee are 15 rni.l 25 cents. This engagement is for the honofit nf r b'a trrt. I bits and it is to be hoped full bouses will greet every performance. NARROW ESCAPE Negro Attempts to Assault a Pedrs trsn. Last night as Mr. George MeCullers was returning' thA ritv fmm t-h.. ....n.,- try he had a narrow escape. It was nearlv edevttm n'eJvIr tr-hpm ha ,...i.ihai the railroad bridge on west South street. TM- M, . . . ... wumie ne was passong turner tne lirirlse S rook US lurro AA a hl-lnlr nrna h at him striking the board near his had. If the rock had struck him he would probably have been killed. He .lodged behind the bank nrrul hw AMa.nint- into the cut. After a tussle the negro was overcome ana was ro.-wrj to gc .ip to the elerff-rw livht nt flux u',. proved to be a young negro about tig! itou. a crown or necrose collected and insistea tnat tne fellow be rele isd and sinoe Mr. MeCiillem eonlr t.n iyiqIta him come with such a crowd opposiug ne nao to release ham. The negro could have been thrashed within an in.-h of his Kfe before he was forced to go tip unaiir tne electric liht, but he p.ed so pitifully. RALEIGH MARKET. Qcotrd Bv Ui.ixks Atn Vass. Ralr'oh. prtl 1", 1S99. BONDS. Bid. 181 108, Asked. North Carolina 6a North Carolina 4s City of Raleigh 6s 5s Wake Couuty 5s 107 Southern Rv. 1st 5s 107f W.N. C. R. R 1st 6s 119 Ga. & Ala. Pref 5s lOKj " " Consols 10 )1 Ga. Car. & North. Is. 6s ('arolina Centre 1 4s RhI Water Co 6s 103 Albematlo & Ches. Canal Co. 1st 7s 8TOCK9. North Carolina R R. 153 Seaboard & Roanoko Raleigh & Gaston Raleigh & Augusta SO Durham & Nortbe-n 41 Sou hern Ry. Pref. 60T 44 " Common 12 Mechanics Dime Savings Bank 106 Raleigh Water Co. 'eitrh Gas Company Cra'eigh C'o.ton Mills 1'ieferred 110 Common Raleigh Cotton Milts odel M'g. Co Caralelgb Fertiliser and Phosphate Works Va. Carolina Chemical Co Piefererd llfij ommon 76j Cltlxms National Bank 1x0 RligbSTL.fS Bank 150 I06f lO.'i 103 100 104 83 .12 110 55 100 im 106 118 77 NEARING DURHAM. Interstate Co. Will fctoon Have Connec tion Between Raleigh and Durham. The inttr-State Telephone Company are now pushing their line fr.m Raleigh to Durham and lt will be completed in less than two weeks. The force is now past Cary and will iwn have a com plete system oonniiCtLng nearly all the important cities of the State. LAMP EXt'LODED. Accident Oanc Near Burning up the Pest House. Last night a lamp exploded In the pest bouse and but for the prompt work of the nurse Peter Scott, assisted by the patients, thir building would have been" destroyed by fire. Blankets were used and the flames thus extinguished. There are three patients in the bouse Carrie Young, Julius Ceasar Falcon and Chas. Herudon. - Thay- ace all doing well. The report has been circulated that Herndon worked for Mr. Ed. Denton and others, but this is a mistake. He never worked for any one but his the reputation of being an east Raleigh loafer. HOBART ILL A Change for Worse and Iiis Condition Urmii g WASHINGTON, APRIL 13.-VIOE PRESIDENT HOBART'S CONDI TION IS ALARMING. HIS PHYSI CIAN AND TWO TRAINED NURSES REMANED WITH IIIM ALL NIGHT. A CHANGE FOR THE WORSE OCCURRED LATE LAST NIGHT AND HE HAS SHOWN NO IMPROVEMENT SINCE. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Familiar Faces From the Passmg Throng Hems of Nte Treasurer Worth is out again. Mr. Jones Fuller is in the city. Mr. William Harrison is in the city. Mr. Chas. B. Jordan, of Salisbury Is at the Yarboro. Thirty four years ago today Sherman's army entered Raleigh. Remember that you are liable to a $25 fine if you have not paid your sanitary license. Grand Secretary B. H. Woodell has re turned. Mr. Henry Hunnicutt is out again af ter being confined to his home several wekg with (he grip. Mr. C. P. Sapp 'is kept in his room by sickness. Mr. 1. C. Avery is In the city. Mr. Avery had charge of Col. Olds' corre spondence wnile the latter was in Cuba. Chairman Frank McNeill, of Wilming ton is in town. Straw hats are slyly making their ap pearance on thk street. You can let up on Bock Beer and drink hydrant water once again. Bear in mind Rip Van Winkle appror? only Friday and Saturday. Benefit of St. Luke's Home for Insurables. The street force is putting down curb ing on East Davie street from Wilming ton to Blnodworth. It is with pleasure that the many friends of Miss Lizzie Hood, who has been seriously ill with pneumonia to learn that sl-e is able to be out again. The North Carolina and Virginia Missionary Baptist Association (color ed) has a movk ment on root to estab lish an industrial and educational in stitute in either N'anscniond, South ampton or Isle of Wight county. Uor folk Ledger. Greensboro Telegram: Mr. Greek O. Andrews, a prominent ni.iwspaper man of the State, recently connected with the Raleigh Morning Post, has accepted the editorship of the Havana, Cuba, Herald, and left Saturday night for Ha vana, to assuirue his duties. Madison Dewar and Ben Womble. both colored, were commatted to jail last emning by Judge Roberts for trial before him Saturday, the latter upon two charges, one for assarlt with dead ly weapon, the other carrying concealed a deadly razor. i here is much complaint of begging by grown men black and. whin? at nijht. We have been told of frequent cases where these solicitors of charity lunches will knock at the back doors of resi dences after wark. Such charactl. rs are vagrants and should be arrested. The Arnold-Wells Players will appear ail next week at the Academy of Music at popular prices under the manair. ment of Messrs. Bonner and Faun, the net procoeds a benefit for tie employes of the Academy. A NIGHT OF FUN. Black Fatti and her tronbadonrs had a splendid house last night and gave a splendid entertainment The colored people bad the entire gallery and before the show opened Manager Rivers was compelled to cease selling tickets for that portion of th house. There was a welt pleewd audience and the entertainment was an agreeable surprise to all. The singing was excellent, the dsnefng splen did, the stage sitting admirable and. costumes attractive. The grand cake walk wan Immense. Black Pattl herself maintained her well earned name as a lager. In fact everyone seemed well pleased. Next season th rompanv will spend six weeks in the Sonta and S1 mkt . booktos; far Raleigh. " TTfcTTt. ITTVw TIP
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