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TUESDAY, - OCTOBER 12, 1897.
THE STATE LIBRARY.
Ever and anon the question of keep
ing the State Library open at nights has
been advocated but without avail. The
suggestions have been made and then
the matter ended.
Those who have the matter in charge
perhaps have noted the suggestions, but
have paid no heed to them. Those who
would be benefited by the move have
never pressed the matter, and for that
reason nothing has been accomplished. .
If the people of the city want the ben
efit of library at nights let them take
some active steps, and we have no doubt
that the matter can be accomplished.
The Times stands ready to champion the
cause, and push it to a finish if the peo
ple really desire it.
It is a valuable library, and is the
property of the people; they have paid
for it, and if they desire the nso of it,
they are entitled to it.
As it now stands the people would be
just as well off without it as with it
The library was not establish for the
purpose of furnishing a few Sta'r
officers with bocks for their leisure no
ments.
We noted in yesterday's issro where
the authorities have made a concession
by allowing the teachers to take out
books the same as State officers. Under
the circumstances this is well enough,
but we wonld not advocate the idea of
lotting the books go out.
Let us give the open at-n'gbt idea a
trial.
IN MEMORY OF PARNELL.
Tae sixth anniversary of the ("eath of
Charles Stewart Parndl was fittingly
celebrated In Dublin Sunday.
At one time Piirnell was idol of the
Irish people and there are many yet who
revere and honor the dead patriot
It was unfortunate that he fell, but all
flesh is human and the greatest have
often fallen. .
The gpiiU uf ttatriotism was prevalent
Five thousand Nationalists paraded the
streets to the Bleak Olasnevin Cemetery,
i
. where they heaped high the grave of
their famous and lamented leader with
flowers, brought from all the counties of
Ireland.
' The demonstration was unique. Previ
oua demonstrations have bad strictly a
funeral character; but in accordance with
the decision of the leaders, that of to
day waa divested of ail the trappings
and the suite of woe and converted Into
k triumphal procession, lively national
airs replacing dirgpa, . ... -
The country people were brought in
by crowded eicusion trains. In their
fcnts tlioy wore Ivy and shamrocks in
stead of crape. - It was emphatically the
people's day; for the aristocracy held
coldly aloof. No flags were raised on the
public buildings along the line of route,
and only a few houses of the poor dis
played decorations. The poverty of Ire
land was exhibited, not only by tho chil
dren who walked in their bare feet, bnt
iriHhe attemps at a uniform for the pro
ceFsionists, who seldom achieved more
than a faded faded green s.ish or a spray
of ivy on the coat
Will Sign no Death Warrants.
Topeka, Kan., Oct 11 -In an inter
view Saturday Governor Lcedy advocates
capital punishment for mnrder in the
first- degree. The present Kansas law
provides that a person convicted of mnr
der in the first degree shall remain in the
penitentiary one year at least, and then
shall not be hanged nntil the Governor
signs the death warrant
There are about fifty persons in the
penitentiary sentenoed te be hanged, but
who are permitted to- live because no
Governor has signed their death war
rants. Governor Lsedy says he will not
siirn their warrant as that was the
dnty of preceding Gove n )rs, bnt ha i ti
mates that he will sign the warrants for
the execution of all murders derers sei.-
tencid to hang during his term of office.
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Tickets to all points.
Information cheerfully furnished.
H. 8. LEARD, Z. P. SMITH,
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$50,000.00 .
City of Raleigh Five Per Cent. Beads for
Sale.
Sealed bids will be received by the City
Treasurer until noon, October 15th, for the
purchase of Fifty Thousand Dollars City of
Raleigh Five Per Cent Bonds, running
thirty years. No bid less than 106 will be
considered. All bids should be designated
on the outside of envelope aa "bids for city
bonds," and addressed to the undersigned
. joa 0. BROWN,
City Treasurer.
SALE OF LAND Under and by virtue
of a power of sale contained in a mort
gage from George O. Upchuroh and Vir
ginia B. Upohurch, his wife, dated July 1,
1803, and registered in Book 124, page 494,
of the office of the Register of Deeds of
Wake County, I will sell at the Court House
door in Raleigh. N. C, on Monday, Ootober
25th, 1807, at public outcry, to the last and
highest bidder, for cash, a certain tract or
parcel oi land lying ana being in tbe city
of Raleigh, N. C, and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on bwain street, 200
7-12 feet from Martin street, running
thence north 67 6-1'J feet, thence west 189
n T CKm,,..!,', ifn . i . . u
k.i. v vr. m . uvi viiw.ii w liira, biJOMW JUfrU
with said St.ronach's line 67 feet, thence
east iov leei wj mo npginiunir. ;
W. C. SlUONACH,
September 17, Vt. Mortgagee
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