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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10

si'sf g S;
RSr $sD i;ee and .ss si maintained
S Ess SsEEs;' i R5s
and ;sois perhaps P1's Inquiry 'i's s%
;sDps: P s"d s 's S a. Good
crop ge' faE g Cod itdiSS
s s9SqsS crop 1O Of ISL iss ice do 1850 7isc
NM sas x SS,d 5USss 2" sss' :S'
SmDr 1o s and hemp s s for bsssng auay
~ HIDEs-fhe marte tsteady Without especial trading
s scsss sO Ys sIsnG: 's
22 scy run y N "a as bosaa 22S
i. Iis1S i-2c Central American 29es? \; i3elSc
is Hsps' s 1saisS Cores MSotsyidgS and RIO Crude
T ios Dry ii saed MAJ sS@s' elsss
Susno Ares az '" COW seccic h. G%nd
g. = a ana G es Sa Ok ana cow 5SS
60 city Srs s4t roS Ok n all su,
no s::snis i IS5S
McaS COMMON me- nde rs
S :.vy T 81 lss as Dana &aaI Ell
. Ice Eeifg ss il5 M4 HcidR Do a0a
gHs; sc9nd an,sd al H Sssh as
backs 2d33c Middle backs heavy 32aS3c Lleht crop
27d2Sc; Middle crop ~ l2d29c; Bellies !idl5c;
CALCUTTA HUFFALo-Lght 1sGla G., Mi,1i1I, ie3i'c'
METALssales, 100000 II "copper" December II i'zc
100 tons lead. spot Sc
MOLAssEs-Has a light demand.
NAVAL sToRES-splrits Turpentnc-T There Is no
further chang prices with r holders ou Sse
iss.s Eo:iP o., nr% !, ,ss and y 2gifSE
s. .0 8 a sssa e g Z i ssss
81 20 10; X 81 45as1 so NJ. 81 80; n 81 30 W. g..
80 IS; W w. sSas3 10 tar 50 12 12ds2 81 LIZ
OIiS-Cottonseed-The Is very little now onering.
owing acness OF the crop and the market
has strong look Sales within week or two 900 bbls
early shipment Western delivery part 4Sc for yellow
Lard oil is dull ana again easier, but other kinds
asked; summer yellow prime; soc white, 80 l2c
Cocoanut Ceylon . 5-sc; Cochin. 1-2c Cod, do
nestle 35c; foreign, 37c Linsced, raw city 500
Western 53d54c Lard prime S2d s3c Menhaden crude,
sound soc; light pressed 81 12a35c beached winter
~ o1asc extra beache1. 39d40c; Sperm, crude. $50
SIC; natural winter. 70a73c heached winter, 75a
&c; unbleached spring CAST Whale crude.
Northern 3sdlOc natural winter 1d42c beached win
tsp Ia@Ai. extra bleached 45dfGc; Sea Elephant.
bleached winter 54d55c; Red Eain. 37g4Oc Saponned
S1-4G5 DC: olive. 7iG72c: Palm, 5d5 Lac.
| OCEAN FREIGHTS-B Berth business has shown i'm
nrovement and lower In The char
c-ino DEPARTMENT fairly active with well sustained
rate BERTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steam,
hence 2S 600 bush grain I'D; Copenhagen steam,
grain priyae terms Liverpool. steam, 5000 bush grain
Aid Antwerp steam 10 600 bush grain, private
Antwerp steam. 30 coo bush grain, l-Sd PETRO-
| LFUM CHARTERS Kong hence ship Viglcnt,
| 60 600 eases refined SIC MISCELLANEOUS CHAR
TERS-Stcamers Bcilin. Norania. Gacgo orsno and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10

CooPERAGE sToCKstcady and wants are sh aI6y
tx, :: - 9? ssn5 5S !. o 80
@ o ana sScok e@ Without Heads
s ss5as e O'"S' ''' Hoops II 'e'' '
cHIcoRYstesdy and unchansca, co Gr,nulai 20
English $ LAS ssc; d. G. GIanua'ed 'ef'"'"'
dealings sOnngsss at cST ssy ra iss
bJes s'4 D4Es sS1s III; m,Esss
Speculative sps as Influences excite the on trade 80 a.
s s1a 81 , wood T SS5SS sasiSi
PSo demand full r9es 2'G Gcac 5f 01 Powder SSs
S SSsS HS' Is%d$% g aS
i SsPae SUGAR and les .sd ''SS ~
and s as Sis i and
rsnnyrCyE at Scas 1m d rspPsaT% al 7o
n9 81 40 and fGf drums and
sHThs small arrivals Of %sSsorel wants STs ''r and
sIsssf rate. csdasS steady s ss
EssAfs s5SSS ss e.
e. Georges sSssss hsrD1
o sSs ri e %St sq HOOPS ssos &C. Split &c '''
FOREIGN AND CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT,
dealings in an nna Spr1n@i n%d
DAYS FST boxes box &c
ga Tsc; Prunes Turkish old lsc; new 5-sGS 94c
Ass aiS &c FilbeTts Sicily, S4dse; Macaroni
talian n packages Sc Taploca, Sd5 1sc sardncs 12a
lag FOREIGN OF GREEN FRUIT.ChCice Lemons firm owing
nuts no plentiful and freely offered Quotations Lemons
choice ssNs sicily So so; Oranges, zoos az: Bananas
GnOs yc, S5cdsf Is Baracoa red 75cds 10 12 yellow
JsnI" port I.non. selected 81 81 1-2dsl IS
cocosnuts Porto Rico, none Baracoa per NJ s2sd29
san b mIyR AND MEAL FLOUR-An extremely slow
Teme0t was reported to-day with exporters very in
noNovt ava iobbers buying only actual neces-
ainsse' The recent heavy break in wheat is beginning
h haaers so we're unwilling yield from ae quoted prices
IBIS s0 co. for S bb nI cr M GO
bes k ho Tor West indies: 1900 bbls Minnesota TX,
va sASs7 u.s. and fancy, So 5000 bos Winter Wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10

sratheary, Norfolk to Liverpool cotton 6o: schooner
Msy Mariner Js%oca 70 NGES Of Hsefas ,o g.
NewYork. lumber 80 % and free whsrfage bark Nellie
Florence Leland Doboy or Union Island 70 New.York
lumber; bark T. Carleton hense 70 vspnaso gem
PRovisIoNs-The Yves; suffered a bad break, but the
S@ss coAnucs slow Sales 100 bbs Mess private terms
New sc 2s nsF; nominal Gsa s and SsSy M M..
sis@ 400 DfEF~Is quoted s,role continued fair
s%aa ES,s e in c S E1' VS.
ID ssas g Sr i 'ff im EaS e s sss
ssn 90 sSdy Old stock quoted here s s0sl4
CUT MEATs-yery quiet here but held firmly for West.
delivery sales 50 600 green hams 1s ara
Bellies Bel sasioc y and 10 n Pekled Hams
& II 1e ?c SMOKED oSHe DO 90 Sac
Unsettled and dededly lover short ribs 20 st Ws.t for
DRESSED HoGs-Arc a shade higher again gain
with Light sb receipts ss aga sc Ps asn sa c
IHKD-Tho "S Weakness noted a..
today and he closing gs5es nd s at The h
S Sprcsson a"Gs'1 Wholly selling
by ,s on rather s two more rs general today but cash & ruled
ss s sas 80 Sss ties is9n
nominal November closed a At 9aec sales 1000 dS eo
scs at CSC; January closed s52c; sales 1000
FsFu Closed GGd
sales cs ,n a. s Sr South s'nHas ao'ed
b a1H fsI Is ana very y' cSnasn feeling
grades and prices are advanced 1-2alc per 10. with
fair demand from al sources Creamery Ssts fsney.
prime 2oa2S i9c fair 70 good. 1926; June 1925
dairy arkns iCa20c Western imitation creamery,
choice 1sa20c; do good to prime. 14a16c dairy ine'
isGi5 Ice; good isd14c; ordinary lie; Welsh prime
I9Ssic r 70 good na igS ms ws1rn rs rm
western lgsis I dairy Ss and factory thirds ii i2c
CIIEFSE-There is further advance with marked In
differences on the part OF holders Exporters are mol
doing much but the iobbing business Is steady and
Full cream white end 1o lc n. sns' q, as s
and ordinary az 7s7 SAC; skins light sas 14c
coLored 01.2a7c; medium l-2f5 12c; foil, sac
Ohio Nat. 0d1O f.4c =. EGGs-Arc mp a9aln 2 trine
With good demand. Eastern. 22G22 lie; Western
19G22c; Canada. 20 12a22c.
SIJtiAR-There continuance OF tbs extreme duiness
noted for week and the market IN consequence
purely nominal Fair Refining at 7loc ana 9g test Centr
i-4o; Crushed. l-4c Cubes, Sac; Powdered sac
Granuiated 1-2c Mould "A.r 1-2c Confcctioners
~ ssc; Coffee A. STANDARD. 7 Lac Coffee OF
A O 15-1Gd7c: white Extra c." 7sc Extra C.
q e16T6 24c: c." 1876 Ice; yellow. Gas 1-Sc
sTEARINE-Rather weak In price ana trading SLOW:
ctv AZ Chicago, sales 100000 n, 3 3-4c
VIZ A1IOW-IIas light demand and prices rule weak.
Prime City quoted l4a3 o-l6c. Sales $4,000 10 at
TORACCOThc market is steady though less active IN
seed leaf Sales 200 1887 State Havana IL 12 Il
10 do 1857 PENNSYLVANIA seed 10 to 13c 200 DO 1885,
Wisconsin Havana, to lie; 100 do 1857 New England
rIaw,na ia 10 80 12c 100 do 1879. New-England seed
Il to 2Oc $50 bales coo to 81 TO- $50 bales Suatra 81
10 al 65 IL. . ,,, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Por North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-The trade is s,T m01 a. Soas5
rates without decided alteration Up River nhu s,9SsfS
Croton Dark and Red si5as6 Croon Browni SaSasiS
Trenton and Philadelphia Front gregg EisSkis
Jerseys sss5 Rose,dale Cement to pSp.s Port
fnd a. 2oas2 so German Portland, 81 SoGs3 % ho Sa
land Common Lime 81 per Dbl ana n eS 81 o5asi 10
Ground soc. Iath, soGs2 Is per LvOo' "o"' manu-
osd?Oc per bushel: Cattle Hair, lodZlc' ,.,,. ,,o,
CoTTON-The spot market was quiet ana WITHOUT % t,on
features Prices are based on new Sor consumption
held lie higher Sales, 1888 baies cnh LES Toy this
Port receipts So $50 bales against 81 o last YEAR
dey last week and so 236 bales for thls Gay eSs ~
SS " the beginning Of the crop Year. he
receipts at ports have aggresa'ca time
last season. .r,.,n standard Of classic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
Doar0 tl)antr0

=
A YOUNG WOMAN, supporting herself
"A desires a home IN a refined Christian
family board moderate; centrally located /;
references exchanged. Address A. H., 773
MOnroe-st, Brooklyn.
- GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desire large
Ne room central location: board for vile /;
partial board for gentleman price not 10
exceed 900. unless specially desirable.
Answer with full particulars, u, No. 10,
Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10

manufacturers who buying closely to actual vsnts r.
the present. As 70 prices they are yery stc.dy The
deains SO 10; also 900 N medium un.sshed fleece
600 do medium and lne medium Col orado 10 900 do
secured Texas; 200 do spring Texas. AMI 1000 do
secured shcarlings private terms 100 bsss medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10

points. Subsequently there pause In the trading
and the temper became weaker leading 10 drop OF 156
rs points which partly regaincd later IN tho day.
closing very steady. Foreign advices were OF very
strengthening character Hamburg shows an advance Of
oqo "a pf. lIaNre IL LAB FRS. latter on la,e
months and Rio is reported firm Sales here, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw.York oct g-BEEvEs-Keceipts 81 cars os
ssa ss1as cars sss Is y we .p o M Eastman ss
ii for j. Stern No trading at the cattle yards reel
beef n,mer eY, there os s not a. oss
and even up &c best Common to Dooa Native DO.
ss &c ,sssi r% aS' oay su 81 acc
Beef dull and lower az l.sd, or scsnt iac per ~
No shipments Of live stock or fresh meat from this port
.,..9x e. points .So ss at y ss
80 per 100 n; Buttermiiks. req ana western a!
r. With :ei Sa SI bucks county bringing
and Siyss s sns STi ss Souy
veas salIc Ltue Calves az 5a7c and Cy dressed
's nee ' Sus" q 70 DC iaT 5o n ~
per 100 n 80 Grassers 2o2 ~ at 81 80; Veas 1873 n.
Hslenoeek g. Hollis: grassers, !eo y, At $780,.
81 So IS DO Us 5y n. At t. 81 81 - - ~
Sc Hl,V IS SO g d. "a X
shEEP ' AND ~ = - were Is car, Of $40.
head,s cars at sothst and cars q, jersey .y do.
% a 'i 'iI ana
for export brought s. IS Common to Prime Lambs sold
dressed Mutton quiet Du. STEADY a. I2asc, win
as unehsged a.
S S Sadie, s So ! Jig s ONO srsep ys u aver.
age e g 20 per 100 n % ono LAMBS; IS 3 a. e..
EysIs ( Fiao:cs: rs I;;,Ti,sry Sheep Jos =
.sissted>, is4 n ilc; $40 Canada Lambs 81 r. a
-DnienbscK q Dewey; 30 western sneep, 10 n. a,
10 as JOS EFT nSss. Ii
n, az &c; 90, SO n, az &c DO, "a n at lie
HOGS-Receipts Zs5 head Market firm and higher
on a gh. supply Dealers quote 0OQ s0 IS for good
| hogs
go for heavy; l3d3c for MEDIUM, and l.4ay yc for
| Light.
per 100 Rough DO $50 n at IS ~ also yest.rd,ys
Ii state Hogs 232 ~ at sj IS; % I3I n AZ az ~,
30; s5s r. a. Sc 70 2 Rough DO $50 ~ IS IS W
as IS 100 n; DO Pa ~ sg 80: 81 do l4s NJ
at 50 05 10 DO ia 3D. az 81 70 Rough DO 200 nj a,
| e5 90; A do, 210 n, at IS g. w -"' ~ 81
OIL MARKETS.
on CITY Psnn oct aaSatonaI rrsnns Certificate
saea l.035u00 barrels clearances 0oS 600 -.
charters As oIl barrels Shipments 9OOs9 barres rn
Is 0l3 bArreis '' III"
Prrresune. Penn. Oct 9-Petrolsnm Irregular ,,,,,
i've National Transit certihcates opened at OIL cla.s
o2a: highest 93ss; lowest 92S - 0'''oi AZ
BRAproRD: Penn. Oct National Transit C.,rs...
opened at s2h closed a. s2 highest s2ss Lowest "a.
TTrUsvILIE. Penn Oct e.Nationai Transit csr,,a,.
openes 92r h'ghest s3 lowest 90 =; closet s2 a'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
lorses ano Carriages.

TRUCKING (bonded and free The sub
j scrber has &c lities FOR handling large
10 lot nv the day. week or month. Address
T. NJ. GARRETT. stable, 557 Washington
St. or Office Cunari Wharf foot Of Clark
son-st, n. T.
w ANTED.-An exceedingly handsome
w lark brown or dapplc gray. cob built
stepper and toppy. and road 10 miles hour.
Addres, with price and full particulars,
Post Office box 1925.
I BROUGHAM built by Killsm & Co.;
i Q coupcs suitable for livery WORK: J..
CURLEY, Safest, Boerum place, BROOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10

tTEEh ,i STs1 Of iGe for fair csrgos
f5Ee s1s c 81 saa
Ma a. grades al rang %e'yc s aS MsS PS? ln
,Icr Po %RG ~ SPOT 90 MaaSaS zoo Gaa 100
bd Mocha terms ve T9e strong cenF DuriSs
san .9 Sdss hos LICE
covering BY shorts, and prices H"' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
Corntrn 31ropertp Go Get

WORKERS, n. Y.-To rent for winter
i season at moderate rental, handsome
country house, fully furnished; large stable /;
four acres; within ten minutes OF depot
Apply to HOLT g. BUTLER, Room "a,
III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
Furnished 6ouscs Wantro.

EURNI SHED HOUSE WANTED.-Owner
i to board in lieu Of rent. with privilege OF
other boarders. A, Tribune Uptown once,
23S Broadway
NNANTED.-By private family OF four
w adults, furnished house, near 5Oth-st,
Gth-ave., for winter. Box 1O7, CRAWFORD,
n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
on. ,.,n standard Of classic.
STAINED.

Good Ordinary gaaG ordinary ,c Mda Mas''ns 20
sun The option trading reached 1Eser sdses ss a
nce1 10 points sfterward ruled weaker CLOSING a.
follows October point decline ana e,sisr Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
Dressmakinq.


n RESSMAKER.-By a nrst-class litter
liter and draper. late OF one OF the leading
houses wishes more engagements by tho
day; city references Address d., 2iO
West 23d- It.
nRESSM AkING.-Stylish draper would
Hike few customers at her home 10
guaranteed prices reasonable. HARRI.
son, 4i2 LeNlnston-sve.
nRESsM AKFE. -FNpericncei VIII make
~ elegantly.ntting dresses at reasonable
prices; carriage, dinner and street costumes
az short notice. -
MRS WILLIAM ELLfNGFR
100 West 53i-st.
nRFSSMA AK ER-By perfect inter.
UstvIish draper; ~ 80 a day az home;
references. POS East 0jth-st.
II RESsMAKER Sc.-By respectable
- youag woman; by the day eutr. nts
and do,s all all kinds 81 family sewing;
would take place - maid and seams'rcss;
test city references Address GAlf-
NEY. 81 East 3ith-st.. ground noor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
miscellaneous.

A-pROWN & CHAPMAN,
n public Accountants ard Auditors.
Twenty years experience la planning.
unsayelling. quilting and periodically keep
"S al and as Newest.
-WM L. UARTUNG. ACCOUNTANT
A.AND AUDITOR, IS AND 81 VESrY-
Sc. (Telenhane Murray llSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

% CLINTON PLACE.-Superior accom-
furnished large and small rooms; steam
heated experienced and refined manage
mcnt; prices moderatei permanent oi
transient.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30
Fun

Time waits for no man because
some men are so long in coming to
time, We suppose ionters States
mum.
The New York Herald defines
poker as "a game Of bases upon
chance, combined with insolence and
deception"
Walking is so much Of q curiosity
in New York city that the street car
patrons Of that place paid Sl5,S96 to
see some professional pedestrians
walk themselves lame last week. =
DareaPoF (iowa) Democrat Ca
zette, ~
Huntington, (appearing sud-
deuly), "0nce for all, Clara, will you
forgive me? can't bear to give you
upf,r 50 rival reason" Clara: mo,
Henry. nothing but very strong will
power--a power stronger than my
own--would make me change my
detefmirationand Gas Henry turns
away Heaven knows you've got it,
Henry !'-- It'd Bis
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30
HI GRUMBI.ER.

The weather critic grunbles when. the
yernal seasons cold,
and he grumbles when a tropic wave
upon the same takes hold;
He grumbles when q ireshet OVER
flows terrestrial ways,
And be glumbles when there inters
,enes g round Of droughty days.
He grumbles when the mercu,y's
down; he grumbles when it
higheys;
lie grumbles when he shiyers, and he
grows when be perspires.
Hegrumbles when it billiards., anil he
grumbles when it halls;
He grumbles when Eolus sleeps ard
when be stirs in gales.
lie grumbles when the weather bu
rean opens all its ilues,
lie gfumb,es when It's reticent and
doesn't deign to ooz :;
La fact to Providence be intimates
with bluster rank,
This thing will never run II suit till
| can turn the crank"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30
A RELICoFsEyEN PINES.
a WALK OVER TOE FORMER SCENES OF
BLOODY CARNAGE.
From The Richulcnd State.

BLOODY CARNAGE.
From The Richrlond State.
Captain John Maxwell and annm
bep Of comrades Of Lee lamp, Cons
federate Of Vete aus, were on the
battlefield Of Seven Pines q few
DAYS since III al;lng over f,rmor
scene OF blood, calnage they found
a number u boies pied up in VAR
Gus fields wlnch had been turned up
bY the plough Of the succeeding far
mer. He had put them aside in lit
lie heaps, bit placed no kindly OBJ
,iteratlng earth upon them. From
he positi u in whic! they were
found they were adjndged TO be what
remained Df Alahainialis, North Gar
oinians and Geergians engaged in
hat hstly contested field rs Years
ago. Il Is lie purpose Of Lee U.mp
10 tho uear future 70 do honor TO
thrse sad relics If mortality. On
tile side Of creek IN one Of tho
fields was picked up number five
saoe The h1y VINO wore il was
mindful Of this comfort, He lad
split he leather Of his shoe above
the t,e 50 As ID give him more ease
The shoe was similarly sli. over tie
iastep. J he shoe, which was fe,fsct-
" d-y, contained the bones of the
focl up to the ankle Moss had
eroNn about the shoe, and little
roots had begun to make their way
therein, when evidently sudden
wash)ut had separated the bones and
left the shoe high and dry. Captain
Maxwell will take tender care ofthis
sal memoir. Some Southern ma
tfnn may have long looked foi the re
turn of that boy, who will not come
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30

King David i said to have been
worth $1,000, 100000 Three bill
lions is big sum Of money, and yet
Dayid could not ride on a railroad,
send telegram, nor read n news.
paper, 50 what good did i. do him.
San Francisco Ara.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30
Municipal Elections IN va

Chatham, Dalsille, North Dam
vile, Lynchbnrg and even Peters
burg all were carried By The Demo.
crats Ut the municipal election yes
to-day. II seems like we will have
another tidal vase this year.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30

So and 10 inches fine basket plaids,
diagonals and etc. Never before of
ferrd a. low a. 20 cents, even at an
auction sale, but Muse Il Shaw are
reducing their stock. and ifyou have
4 dollar 70 spend, they offer b. give
more goods fr il than you can get
IN North Carolina, m25lt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30
AngIo- AMERICAN weddings

IL Is very odd how ready tie Eng.
lishmen are TO exchange their till,s
for The dollars If American heireses,
and how slow tic American glldci
youths nrr 10 coyet tile hands Oi Eag-
lish noblewomen. The number Of
American women welded on the
other sile can be reckonej ouy in
four ngnr !, while bore III ~. fork
10 not know 81 4 drgnn na,iy men
81 wealth who have foreign wives
BrDokly Euqis.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30

The school girls plui along to
,lip recitation rooms through the
NUT, aey look sweet and brave new
srlhcless
- ttw post Office has been es-
tahiishel Ave miles west Of Chapel
Hill, called Lindsey, with Mr.. Manly
Linsls i,s post master.
Rumnr says there is 10 BE- built
III Durham another large warehouse.
When Durham people talk they
mean business. We hope TO see the
project materialized.
The farmers say wheat and oats
have improved very much since the
rain. Corn his come up badly
There i not much cotton planted In
he vicinity Of Durham.
The Democrats Of Ireiell al
their Convention o few days ago, in
structeI their delegates to vote for
Fawle for Governor, a. long as thier
was any reasonable prospect Of NOM
ina;ion.
The Justices ofthe Peace meet IN
Durham the frat Monday in juno q
elect County Commissioners. levy
taxes. aud elect a Superintendent o.
Pebble Instruction. We trust TINT
the old BnErd 81 County Commits
timers will ID n elec'ei They have
managed the county iiusnnes fnely
Tie Constitution regdrs null ans
void the act &c the legislature Jis
lqualiiying Justice Of e Peaci
from serving q County tommis
sipner.
What kiad Of Superinien Zen
lof Public Instruction, (the man VIII,
looks after tie Public schools in III,
State, they propose IL make ont uf VI
james u. Mason Of Chapel Hill. thi
writer is Unable to solve. III iher,
are not a hundred students in thu
colleges Of the State ID the Fresh
man class more capable Of acting a
superintendeul Of Public Tnstruc
tion than Mr. Mason, We are willinI
, 10 folfeit our last years'snmmer hai
Have we come d this pass in N. G
iha, we canunt find more c0mpelen
mtn o. look after our Public SchoC
interest.
Tho last Republican ranvcntio
sealc.l their CRY against the lswyer
! for every candidate they named IL
lawyer with one or two exception
II seems that the lawyers ron III
cuny, nlion. Tie farmers were a,
sent. We b,lieye the lawyers are
capable IN fact mo cs,tbrun the pol
ties IL the Stt'e llianIany other elias
We dcspise class politics SO d
Republicans have slaughtered the
!, old hobby, Of all Democratic las
Y yers as candidates II appears Oh
= The Trojan horse was led into the X
! publican court this time laden,
y With membtrs ol that noble prof,
4 sson, and captured the enemy, {
4 X, publican demagogues.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30

Mcdowell Boyle: The Democrat.
ID Convention Of Caldwell instructed
for Fowle for governor. Cowles TO-
Congress, Avery for Supreme court,
and nominated II. s. Blaiy, late cdr
Tor Of the Chronicle for The Senate.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-30

Rnmor says there is to b. built
IN Durham another large warehouse.
When Durham people talk they
mean business. We hope to see the
nfn;eet materialized.
, 1888-09-13
CITY C0UNtH.

At the City Council mseting last sven.
ing were present: Mayor W. Ii. Ii.
Learned, Couucilmen Burkett, Little.
field, Downs and StarFett. City httor-
ney Geo. Ii. Jones acting clerk. There
were also present City Surveyor l. Les
keari, City Assessor o. ood. Street
Commissioner Hammond and City Mar
shall G.. Finn.
The record of the previous regular
meeting was read and approved.
The City Surveyor made q report, in
obedience to Instructions at previous
meeting, of Survey, plans and estimates
for improvement of Water street. The
report was accepted and placed on file.
The City Attorney reported an ordi-
nance providing for building of side
walks on streets from Jackson to
Walker street and intersecting streetfrom
Washington to Lawerence. where side
walks are not already built. and also for
building OF sidewalks on Maple Avenue
TO First street
In the matter nf providing au ordi-
nance to punish destruction or injury
to the city pound or other city property,
the city attorney reported an ordinance
on the statute books covering that
ground, and no further action was taken
in that respect.
The council ordered ad yertisements in
the DAILY ARGUS for bids for grading
and improvements to be made on Wash
ington and Water streets according to
plans and specifications by the C.ty Sur
veyor.
The matter Of lighting the streets at
the expense of the city was considered.
1t was found necessary to accomplish
this TO call special election for spec
ial tax for that purpose.