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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Murdock Jones is in Jail at Rocking
ham, Richmond county, for the murder
OF Cameron Blackman in 1888. The ar
resi- was not made until few days past.
Jones claims that it was case OF lustifi-
able homicide.
i@Work begins Monday on the Arte-
sian wells at Hilton, intended to supply
Wilmington with drinking water. They
will be sunk until good water Is OBJ
tanned.
Near Goldsboro' Wednesday night the
store Of William A. Deans, with all its
stock OF general merchandise, was
burned. 1t is claimed that II was an in
cendiary fire, but az n general thing
people Jump at such conclusions. There
is really very little incendisrism in this
State.
Miller & Hooker, general merchants
at Stonewall. Pamlico county, have as
signed. Their assets and liabilities are
not stated.
A semi-annual dividend Of 4 per
cent has been declared 10y the Bank OF
New Hanover.
Jones Spencer, captain OF the schooner
Carrie, was drowned some days past,
having been knocked overheard in lower
Broad creek. His brother is making a
search for the body.
The Changers, and II may be said the
farmers in general, are falling into line
with the State Farmers Association with
regard TO the homestead law.
AT Williamson, Martin county, yester'
day morning the residence Of Mr.. ). II.
Newberry was burned. causing $1,000
loss, with 81 800 insurance. Mr.. New
berry's livery-stable, near by. was also
burned, while the Masonic Hall was
scorched somewhat.
The truckers in the Newberne and
Goldsboro' sections have nearly finished
planting their pea crop.
The Oxford and GAINESVILLE railroad
will be entirely completed to Oxford 10y
next Wednesday.
A seventeen.year-o son OF John
Page attacked his father in Beaufort
county few days ago and cut his throat.
But for the interference OF mother
and sister he would have killed his father.
As il is the latter's injuries are severe.
Rev. H. 4. Skinner, Of Mississippi,
has accepted call to he rector Of Christ
church, at Elizabeth City.
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The St Louis Globe-Democrat says

The st. Louis GlO6e-DemOcrGt says
elf the Republicans rise to the level
Ct their opportunities, make vigorous
and intelligent canvass of three or four
of the principal southern States on the
tariff issue, dropping all the questions
growing out of the war, they will I'M
doubtedly be able to wrest some of these
States from the Democracy. They can
all the more readily afford TO ignore war
questions because an active canvass on
purely economic issues would divide the
white vote"
In the name OF all that is lovely and
pacific, what has come over the spirit OF
the dream of our erstwhile lurid radical
contemporary Was there ever such a
drop from bloody-shirt heroics? What
will CHANDLER, HALsTEAD, SHERMAN,
and the rest Of the mslignants say to
this desertion OF one of their leading
organs in the West2
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY FEBRUARY S. 1888

Theological Seminary the Presbyte-
rian Church OF the South, Prince Ed
ward. Va. Afterwards Professor of
Philosophy, University Of Texas. New
and Enlarged Edition. New York !:
AssoS ID. f. RANDOLPH d Co. Price
$3.50.
DR.. DApNEr's work is worthy to rank
with That OF the giants. This new and
enlarged edition OF bis book was no
doubt the result OF a genuine demand
for 1t.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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FIFTiErH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. February 4, 1888.
senate.
The Senate was not in session to-day


House or Representative.
Mr.. Guenther, of Wisconsin, present
ed petition of $500 residents of the
District OF Columbia against the enact
ment of the prohibitory laws for the Dis
trict. Referred.
The House then resumed the consid-
Grafton of the Lowery-White contested
election case.
Mr.. Moore, OF Texas, member OF the
majority of the Committee on Elections,
spoke briefly in support of the majority
resolution, and commended that the con-
tesfee had failed utterly to make proof
of his naturalization.
Mr.. O'Fertall, Of Virginia, took the
same ground.
Mr.. Rowell, OF Illinois, presented the
case OF the contestee. and argued that
he had completely proven his citizen
ship. He cited various decisions of the
Supreme Court and other United States
courts to the effect that O certificate of
naturalization was against all the world
Judgment Of citizenship and could not
be invalidated by the failure of clerk
to perform ministerial duty. There we're
80, 600 men in Chicago to-day exactly in
the same position as White. The
records were burned their papers were
burned; their witnesses dead. More
than one member of the House, more
than a hundred men occupying high
positions, were in precisely the same
position. and yet gentlemen said it was
dangerous to invoke parole evidence.
Why, men were hanged on parole evil
dence. Was it dangerous to invoke il to
efiectuate the popular will =? 1t was said
the contestee was unworthy Of belief on
account of sone uttersnces upon the
stump. why" said he, "if We all had
the brand . liar put upon our brows be-
cause we sometimes make a mistake in
what we say on the stump how many Of
us who talk at all would 20 out OF the
house with the word liar written all
across our foreheads." Laughter and
applause.l
Mr.. Cochran, of New York Demo
craft, was yielded fifteen minutes by Mr..
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New BOoks.

The Triumph Of the Presbytery o.
Hanover; on, separation Of Church
and State IN Virginia. With d
concise history OF the Presbyterian
Church in the United States from 1913
to 1899. BY JACOB Harris PATTON,
NJ. A.. ph. d., author of "a Concise
History Of the American People, u
National Resources OF the United
States" &c. New York ANsoN ID.
r. RANDOLPH & Co. 1883. Price IS
cents.
This publication appears ain view OF
the prospective reunion Of the northern
and southern branches OF the Presby.
terrain Church in 1885" II treats highly
interesting subject.
For sale by WEsr, JOHNSTON 4 Co.
The Sensuaiisnc Phttosophy of the
Nineteenth Century. Considered by
RoBRRr u. DABsEY, d. d., LID,
Professor in Divinity in the Union
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

Reviyals are already reported in con-
nection with many societies OF Christian
Endeavor in various parts OF the country
as result OF the special efforts OF the
Week o! Prayer. Into these efforts the
young people seem TO have entered most
heartily and with real spiritual earrest-
ness. Many pastors and evangelisis tes-
tify TO the value of the society as means
of aiding them ia dealing with young
converts in times Of religious interest
1t seems 10 be just what Is needed at
such tunes 10 strengthen the determine.
ton Of the young convert by setting him
at once actively ut work.
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"ELLEN TERRY plainly declares that
she cannot rave over terrapin." Nor
can we. When we tackle a dish OF terra
pin we haven't time to rave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

at is said that n couple Of Mormon
missionaries are going to start Mormon
church in Southern Virginia" When
will the fun begin ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

can English art journal has offered
prize to any one who will discover the
cause OF badness" Marriage. Send
along your prize.
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neutrality-suspicious. Escape.
tSneciaI telegram to the Dispatch,1

PETERSBURG, Va, February AIR.
Palmer was brought before magistrate
on a beDch-warrant this evening charging
him with forging the name of IT.
Crowder" on a note for one hundred
dollars. He waived examination, and
was bailed in the sum of five hundred
dollars for his appearance at the April
term of the Hastings Court.
Mr.. Charles Covington, well-known
farmer Of Chesterfield county, had fine
horse and buggy stolen from him this
evening while attending market by two
negro boys. The thieves we're chased for
three miles along the turnpike, when
darkness put an end to the chase. They
went in the direction OF Richmond.
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The Boston journal says: "Senator
CHAvDLERs bill concerning elections in
the South is unwise." Our esteemed
contemporary draws it very mildly.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

"rsn't it pretty near time for Congress
to pass another Dill ?" Yes the BLAIR
hill
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NORTH CAROLINA.
TIE MILITARY PREPARING RoR HE
STATE RHCAMPMENr.
The Supreme Court Shot and Killed-Rsil-
road observation-disclosures
News Items.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

RALEIGH, n. c., February 4.--1he Of
ficers of the general staff and the COM
mandants OF the various regiments oil
the State Guard met to-day and had a
long conference with Governor Scales.
1t was decided by the Governor to fur.
nish all the troops with overcoats. and
200 will Immediately be requisltioned
for II was also decided TO issue cloth
for uniform TO companies as rapidly
as need for new uniforms is re-
ported 10y the Inspector-General. This
latter issue will be at once
made to four companies whose
uniforms are reported unserviceaDle. II
was also decided to hold an eDcampment
some time between the middle OF July
and the middle OF August at q point on
or near the coast. The location and ex-
act date of the encampment were not
settled, but will soon be announced.
The Adjutant-G General and regimental
officers LETT for Wilmington tonight to
look at camping points in that vicinity.
Governor Scales left for Rockingham
county this afternoon, proposing to oe
absent some days.
A PURCHASE.
Rev. Dr. Charles T. Bailey, editor of
the Biblicm Recordcr, of this city, to-
day bought from Rev. Joseph L. Carter
the Western Baptist Weekly newspa-
per, published at Asheville. having LOCO
circulation. The paper will be merged
into the B,bHcdi Recorder, and gives
the latter $500 circulation.
SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court meets Monday.
There are thus far $50 appeals entered
on the dockets Of twelve districts IN the
State.
In Wilkes county Joseph Green
shot Martin Triplett with rifle, the
wound causing death in forty-eight
hours. The men had not been on good
terms for some months before this fatal
affrav on account of Triplett's alleged
intimacy with Green's wife. Triplett
went into Green's yard; and the latter,
taking his squirrel rifle, shot him in the
abdomen. Green has with his wife made
his escape and cannot be found. Wits
key and jealousy were the cause OF this
bad affair.
The survey Of the railway route from
Morganton to Cranberry began last We'd
nesday, aud is being rapidly prosecuted.
The survey from Shelby to Morganton is
completed. The line of road is known
as the Southern and Western Air Line.
The Episcopal convocation of Char
lotte meets at Winston next Tuesday.
There are twenty-slx counties in this
convocation.
Walter Bristow, o one-armed man,
who this week at Palmyra, Halifax coun-
tv, killed j. II. Hewitt, has been ac-
quilted upon the plain proof that 1t was
justifable homicide.
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w BOILER. s.horao power naie t.r D.
e sons: 2Sausage-Cut'ere. ] steam .f-f.h =.
tie e0 ga 'l0ns', sausage Sfuncr. .s.l. ..s..
land 9 LARGE Cest-Iton kftfrs. Als.. e.. . -
Itcr.Tank, large size. ana sfs3m-P D. t.
lO HENRY BuRGt s fs
corner Of 1wsniy-sevcuta al4 .ar..
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CRURLTY TO ANIMALS.

Though there Is State Law against
cruelty to animals, and though some
spasmodic efforts TO organize societies in
the interest Of that good work have been
made, yet little or nothing has been
done. Beasts OF burden are very shame
fully treated, particularly by negroes In
many cases, and people OF tender hearts
and thoughtfulness are often sorely
grieved to see how poor brntes are mis-.
used. At Wilmington something 10 at
last being done in the direction OF carry
ing out the law. Other places ought 10
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New and Elaborate Scesery. Costumes, Electri-
cal and Mechanical Effects
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v. B.-Ssle Of tickets for the entire three per-
formances only will commence at NJ. h. Ramos
y Co.'s Music Store NEXT MONDAY, February
eth' ats A. NJ, and continue three days. Tickets
Tor single performances will be sold at the box
otfice OF tho Academy Of Music, commencing
THURSDAY. February 9th, at A. VI.
II, Prices: 81, 81, $50, and 33-sccording TO loca-
ton. IL 9ts
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THE NATIONAL OPERA NUMBERS TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERSONSl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-24

QUEEN VIoroRIA.-Her Majesty Queen
Victoria. queen OF Great Britain and Ireland
and empress OF India, has attained hersixty.
ninth year, having been born at KensDgton
palace OH the oath of May, 1919, IF she at.
tains the age of her grandfather, George Ill,
she will WELD the sceptre accidents ezcep.
ted) up to the next century Four only OF
the sovereigns of England have attained an
age exceeding that of Queen Victoria, they
being Elizabeth, who lived seventy years;
George II, seveuty-seven years; George III,
eighty two years, and William ~, seventy
two years. On the 20th Of June last Queen
Victoria had regned over the United King
dom for fifty one years, a period which has
been exceeded by two only of The monarcbs
of England, viz, Henry III who reigned for
ffty.sx years, and George III, whose reign
lasted for nearly aixty years. Queen Vic
toria is also tho Oldest reigning European
sovereign, with two exceptions, they being
William III, king of the Netherlands, who
is over seventy-one years of age, and Chris
tian *, king of Denmark, who is over sew
enty years. Queen Victoria was proclaimed
empress of India 10 1877. If the queen
should survive until the next century, and
her SOD, the Prince of Wales, becoming king
(say ir 1901, he will then have attained the
ripe age of sixty years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-24
MPoRTANT NOTICE.
HANDSOME GOODS AT Low PRICES.

We have a large stock of Haviland China, Royal
Worcester, Dcultor, Cameo and Japannod Goods,
with some very rich Cut Glass Patterns, which
we will dispose of for the holidays at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES. IL you want r handsome
Haviland Lunch Fish, Ice Cream or Salad Set,
Fruit, Cake or Dat Meal Plate, Chocolate jug,
Bone Dishes or Celery Trays or rich pioce Of
Cameo Doultor Royal Worcester for the Cabinet,
we can give you some rare bargains. We invite a
comparison with other styles and prices, and feel
sure that we can please you. Gvo US a call, and
don't make purcha-e il. this line until you see
goods. .Tdec15 f J. MILLER g. SON.
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The years srestess holiday is 81 hand tn
with so much Joyous anticipation, tho welcome
new delights arc mingled with memoriel of th(
they too, had an unshaken belief in tho existence
We have numberless articles at various prices
the following list will be the article you would
PLUSH WORK BOXES, in Red Blue and
Orange, 99c., $1.9S, $2.6S to So.4S.
JEWEL CASES in Leather and Plush, J~c,
ST 48, SPAS, 50 is.
S.GKING SETS. 98c 10 224.
UHER SETS, y 6S, - 93 to $4.6S, contain.
aq so decks n cards.
OiAJR CaSi.- in Leather AID Flush, Fancy Tut
,iia,- I;ottes 81 II, $119 $1.98.
PLUSH CA>E5, containing Soap and Pcrlumcry,
81 -, S % to 1924.
;.ENl ~ SHAVING SETS, in Plush and Loath.
81. e,.qcs. 81 4o. $l-4 81 9S 10 sos.
tiI5N $ FL SHAVING SET and Dh E.Si NG
t.tsEt0 pE.nE ED, 81 99.
Gei:o. Z AVELlNG SETS in I.eSthei Cases,
81 9S $524. S5.48. 50 "a ana S64s
SMhi !.tE si Il, 81 48, 81 9S TO S3.65
q klS' iDL..AK and CUFF BOXES 2oc {,
S9c. 81 is nd S22d set
LAl>la., GLOVE and HA A>DEEKChIEF
BDXE, il i,usl, S2.4s set
SINGLEGLpvE BONES ~ Gather 49c. each
SINtf1E HANDK RCHIFF BOXES IL Leath-
GSNTs' CUFF BOXES. il shape OF :, ium;
nicA el!,a el 1924
SMALL. MANICUR SETS, in Plush Cases, Csc.
74c, 90, 81 II to S36S LEATHER Cases 80 ~
LARGER and MORE COMPLETE SEES, in
Leathr and Plush Cases, S7,2l, SS,49, $500.
Wo vii! keep Tor you any articla you do moi
o1 This serves 2 d0Gbio purpose you wort
selection. =. d y II need not fear tst the folks wl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-24

nLATED CALL BELLS, Tea Bells, Plated Tea
[ and Table Spoons and Forks, Plated Nut
Cracks and Nut Picks, Children's Knives and
Forks, Banks; also = great variety of Club and
other Skates, which We propose to sell at very
moderate prices during the holidays Call and
examine at 32S King street, corner Of Royal.
dee17 IT. CREIGHTON & son.
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CONFECTl0NERS.
Christmas at Brengle's.
HENRY nKENGLE. oal KING ST..

Still is ready for Christmas
lie keeps AL The deiicecios of thc SEASON, and ms
stock will make winter 5eem warmer and add
to the jog of all Tia holidays He has arranged
his parloIG for serving delicious
OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES.
lie insu1es the pick Of The market. i'riod, Stew
cd Roasted, Broilci, Eaoallopcd and Raw at the
lowest rates
Ornamental and Plain Cakes arc sold chcsl'-
or ihan they can no manufactured at home.
Also Cream PulIe, Iarts snd Pastry, Candies and
1ahy of a!i kinds. PIE SPECIALITY. Fruits,
Nn!s Uon;octionorics, Caransia and Sngared
Fruits 10 Gators ior families, la'rs balls and
cntort,;iIacni7 and furnisle ,oca PARTIES of
lhe bcs; and ri The lowest rstra
i!c oiiors .gerih Inducements q. Th"csaia TO
dealers ani IacAs carefully for conntiy custom
d.ft4IT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-24
Syrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. Il ID Tho
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to Cleanse the System when
Bilious or Costiys; to dispel Headaches,
Colds, and Fevers; TO Cure Habitual Con
stipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac
tured only by toe California Fig Syrup Com
pany, San Francisco, Cal. E. S. Leadbeater
& Bro, agents Alexandria, Va.
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MEDICINAL.

ES Or. e33-s- = facilitates Teefhing and
HsDE cYp;;g regulates the Towels At
GEAn ) s!Et:S Mi dri;rg!sls Prire % cts.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

ATTENTION, AIDES!
Why not buy
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENl'S?
Remember. we carry q large and attractive as
sortment of
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FUR
NISHINGs,
Comprising Gloves Hosiery, Underwear, Corscts,
handkerchief, Aprons, Umbrellas, &c, &c
Also an Elegant Line of
WRAPS. IE CLOTH, PLUSH AND sEALsKIN
We cordially invite you to call and see our
NEW CLOAK PARLORs.
CHILDREN's COATS AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES
Fino line Of Novelties IN Jerseys and Tea Gowns.
An illustrated catalogue sent on application.
1yNE. III. McKNEW,
Successor to r. II. Taylor
953 Penna. avcnuo, Washington d. G.
dec13 I'm
FOR SALE AND RENT.
TloR SALE OR REAT. or will exchange for
country property, tho HOUSE AND LOI on
the northwest corner Of Royal and Wilkes streets,
also 100
FOR RENT-The HOUSE No. 529 south st.
Asaph street Apply 10 o-.,, COCOON,
octfO.tf C. C. SMOOT & SONS.
For FEST.
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND,
lying immediately in front Of the Theological
Seminary, adjoining tho farm of VIM clesveland.
AppIy at this Office. sep15tf
FOR SALE.
FOE SALE
: ONE FARRELL-HERRIEG SAFE, in perfect
order. 800 ..eo,.
dec7 CHAe. k1N6 @ SUI
FoR SALE.
100000 MEgCHANTABLE BRICK
at Arlington Brick Works, near canal lock
" GEO. UHLER,
CENT? Receiver.
C,HALL UNCANVAssED HAMS just received.
i = aug3O GEO. McBURNEY q SON.
T7ANCY NEW FRENCH PRUNEs iust received
noy3O At McBURNEY'S.