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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Esw-York, Saturday, March 10.-BEEVEs Receipts
ware e. care Of LOTT hesd2l Ut Jsrsey Cu TOR
rOrt alive and % siKuethst OF which 10 ears
ve,a foy Mr. Esstsaan 10 cars J. stsvn. for
KaufmaDn Strauss, and ears for Buncnthars Sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12
fegal Nolires.

CUPREAfE COURT. NewYork County.
~ Jsroes DoddA plaintiff against Clara naro De soler
defendant
Sunp,ona Trial desired In the County Of Hew.YorE
10 the above named tsfsnd4nt:
You arc hereby summonsa 70 sngwer the complaint u
psins s.sssys within tSsHsy Ssys rsr no ;s n
Ssse q your failure 70 sppess o. sn,xsr lydg9sn: ~
In the complaint
Dated J 6oSSs}}S Il I' SsApr . ooopxrcu,
on.. 49,. NJ 40 PSssYiss s :stsysyfs City.
70 Clara Baro DO solor tio above named defepdant
The foregoing summons h ssrysd npen 10Y sy pusn-
pre- s Js,ise: Of re supreme Court Of the sss's 2,
bed with Of The s.Ygs s hs ,es 1s Of tbs d6s5t
Houss u me piV q NevIsyk. st.ss Of H'w-fs'k' On
the TIL i'n s ds ssmsEt vas sleA in tho oee Of The
gs,s .s o .nd cys. e E'r; iS iA' az csu =
5. SSss ~ lSs u" OF ~"' '''-
Dated S'"F aSSp ssstYHf'1 5sa ooopH1cH,
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iosIons based On American STANDARD of Classification

s1s so.a is,s Hsaing a',n.
foreign and advices there rush
nj the opening speculative market first prices
being 90 points below yesterdays final figures the
session advanced set In and clos
ing prices indicated reaction OF 203 points sales. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12

SPIRITS OF TuRPENTtNE.
CHARLESTON. March 10 Spirits rurpontne nominal
SAVANNAH. March lO.-Turpentine quiet az BIC. asked
WILMINGTON. March lO.-lurpenLins steaIy Al so "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12

Total sa es, barrels. Ia, ll6 200
The refined market Is dun but rm and holders
all offer freely The market closed unchanged az
ia cents per gallon Abel test AZ ali ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE Bl
the Hon Henry W. Boosaver one OF the judges Of the
Court Of Cunmsn Picss the City and County Of New
York on the Path day Of February 1855 notice 10 hereby
given ereiS ard Rerfns having WI claims ssaa
lately doing In the City and County Of
they are tsf claims vA the von hsfs
therefor duly verified the subsc tiber tbs guy AZ
painted enec Of tbs william H. Burr Henry ID
burr and Emil Schwab the benefit OF their
at his place OF transactng business No l4V nassau ~
A. in city of NewYork on or pe'ore inc i,'n
Dated Eew.Yors, February rs. 1888 ,..
ABRAHAM l.. JACOBS Assignee.
OSCAR FRISBIF, Attorney fof As0sneo-
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF-NkW-
Yorh 10 al ysrsess intsrssssd IN ths estate Of MAJ
shall Lenei : Joseph D. Taylor and Herman Il Braun
You ana Zach Of you hereby cited and required per
sonaly 10 be and appear IN the Court Of Common Pleas
the CITY and County OF EewYo at the Chambers
thereof in the County Osurt Heuss IN tbs CITY Of New
York on the 18th day Of April. 1885, ~ IL o'clock mr.
thsre and thsn show cause why enal setticmens q
Gsrshsii i@scrts Joseph D. Taylor and Herman r.
Bsun insoivent ebtors should not be had ana u no
be shown then 70 attend the final settlement Of the
asslRnees acoountA
IN Testimony whereof have hereunto caused the sss
the OF Common Pleas 70 DO hereto anhxed
Witness Hqe usnry wilder Alien. enc OF Ne twdges q
d; 'i e, o':; tbs a' AaasI q .A sssssIs.'s a's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF Cortianas ~
y pa for Csisssus "a and intermediate points
4 4 M for Geneva, Lyons, Einfra Koehcsters buna!o
and the West and principal local POINTS Chzir car 70
wlikcsbayre- ,.>,.,. ,.....,
Chair car TO Turkhaan0ck Csnnecti0p 70 ResdiDg aa0
Harrisburg
points. Chair car 10 Pfttston.
70 p N. for COplay and Intermediate poinfs COn>
necsn tn ras'ng and H"rr,shnrg Char ear 70 oogsys
am We8t Pullman sleeper Lyo9a
6:15 N for Laursys and intermediate potntA
Trains leaving NJ m. I D. and 40 D. con-
meet Tor ali points Mahsnoy and ooxi
SUNDAY TRAINS.
NJ for Msusa Chunk. nazison and Intermediate
20 D M. for Copiay and intermediate potnta
so D. n for Geneva, Lyons. Eimra. K0chesteIt
Buffalo ana 'ts West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
Genera Eastern once, 235 Broadway
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN -Iraiuslsave from Chambor<st
En- TsnShv, Ci,stsr, S)arki All Svack
800 81 anf ii56 A. Is q 80 f:ro $50 So, 80
$40 80 IA rttsisht SUNDAYS 100 $50
1 sna .. For Manuel sprtnx Valley. Msasey ant rsiI
mans veek days 100 $50 m. 4SJ. $50 Suudaye
Dos q m. ami y p. M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
~ 100 acres Bituminous Coal Lands IN Dale Conntv Ca
or sale Tenn and "A nlles OF raliroau
$500 of Yellow Pine ia South estern Geos
Aidress H.. +. STROHkCKER, Macon. Ca.
DARrNER WANTED to manufacture
newly patented folding bel Come and sse No St9 Ess
l2th-st. W. HEhlNdhhA OohN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12
IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 40i. 317.

L. I'll and 857 Broadway. 1913 y Bowrry. ISL westss.
a sss5S f'1 81 and SIS sr.esys
S.. ~ noss.nsryss aas Ns~satioS Jersey CIV
where Tesss and p.for re.er,s,s,a. saa
G sss:.. e."
s ce esansS: SIS s".'s
MIRA Hsrnriisviiio: Buun. Pullman .iesprns Coach
man train Of Bn.rt srepins Coaches to suaio
81 tsa .' No . .Sst charge for fsst Zinc
lisop Day E o,s. f Er sSa
faio. JAMESTOWN. Yoans.toxn. c!nrin"sa and chcss.
R''ns s ts sc $40 3d. SO GSo'
ps.,.s ssns .'S H sansy. AS SIS
f''s'ssa "a s 81 2sp $50 o. sss
aso il ais" ~ $50 s5fss 'Sss ~ @
S'T iiso a.. $40 "a; sc sc Spsa
p,s M Might sanays ,5 M so $50 ~
-; .iS So =" sTs So
NowOa1s sai a Gor.valI75a O. m $780, .''a ''oo $50
lS.as Is IN 1880 :, NJ
ss"a.y. AZ 81 1854 ssc il,,oS a. sao
40 5, ii:so p m Sundays. 4is, Sis 1880 a .,
EXPRESS tram. from the West arrive Ns~York at7S5.
10 4 % L I 20 @51 t9d 1928 p m L. P. FAnnEn
NEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peck -slip
s 2s Z arrive Pine o1 a trains S S sd
NAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
- =, r. q s0H42 NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH AND
on and alter February 9Th 1888 trains Of the NEW:
YORK PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK H. X VIII
leave foot O. CortIandt ard Dcrhr9sses IT. a. fsowss
Daily n m. arriving oil Point Comfort Tickets
parorcar and sleeping beths secured al any Tcke
c Of s sc a G Road G%p a. any
II w dunno Supt X. ID. COOKE. G. p. & II. AZ
NORWICH LlNE.-FavOrite Inside Route.
~ Fares reduced u boston -. Worcester ~ 81 Nor-
witch 81 e. LnndOD, 81 40 Corresponding reduction
10 ali points Fast, CITY OF WORCFSIEH.
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pef
AZ " r at % m @. W. BRADY, AgL ,
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT For R.TKAsK TRUNK LINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12

81 6O0s4 25. Spring Wheat 81 7o6si4o.
Cash quotations were a. iolows-Vo Spring wheat a
60 .ora 5i.e' so. . oats at 28ae soIo No Rye
5gl,c No Barley II $50 No 1 Flax Seot at 81 45:
Primo Timothy Ssel at 81 ~ Mess Pprs per Dbl AZ
sii o5 iari DER 100 10 81 81 p shor. Rus SIDE,
81 II Saltef shoulders bONet So O01 80 10
short Cloar Sides boxei at 81 6O0f7 90. Whlskey
haisned goods 81 Is sugar Cut Loaf 'sgs.c srAnuatsd
&C; STANDARD "A" G'1c.
<r,,e<, Rersio,s shiprnsats
piour nhIs ......... 2l.UOs 22.UD0
| yyn-a man l5.OUU 900
,'orn hn.n . l6i.OUO lO6.OOD
oars onsn .................. 10000 1900
~. man 1000
Earier 37.OJJ 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12

BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE:-Only 9al
~, f Or, Rive, and IL s.sss Sss.a Steiner sRfs
ToI2 AID Providence Leave Hy Is. ~ n. fess
Win Be- rssusd Sonnsanns sp~a ~ Conaestioa b. Ases3
bes. from Bo.tlyn so isneT CITY o. "a AZ .. o.
rooms secured ct principal snsfsS sud aekst ofneaa q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12

Wni.sss arm-Winss 81 o. spirits 81 II. hsosiDts-
S:rSs ..O 1850 Sa.n o.ts sco Barley
400 oush.
pHLIprLrHA. March lo7Four: market quis vin,. .s
and p.aas.lvaaiA saosrais 80 beSs1 ,' He a,
ir 81 e 90 or a'
Clear .tSsst q g
%,n.s a. Ss.f % .'f
ci. ar s. s5s4 .,rss9'1 zoc. % hnne:ota Psr
1s f FiSar nr a. s. Wheat prizes.
ioI n'd ia; Do 1 q. S:,
IKE. 5al' a ts. sss pS:
sYe: no. . MTes in srsn dsg.t S1,sc5 No; Mi.si
s. s. a ssSa 49, % .' rass
.cs sS WHIT an ass s5:. Sod WINS %@s'. ss
s 90 aOr A1rp at .o%"toee. Tor Nav a, 100
s@e ss ,I' kary Eoss ensscs
's s:s .s $ " % s .gss
40 do do Bursauks Fsr 70 hood ossoc heoroDs cnoos
e d Fay .t to es ssa we're rs. saS
Beet cy Family ps ,r so :. essss oc DO do Packet,
.:S Me-: So s q e S.n. Prime Mess
r ssss' s,l': -, Ss.S RSGs, :%ssos Sssios
3: smoked 49, 1.@ , sa'aIlors S,c:i' cured 7.s
rssa a. Do sressas Bacon loS Lard .ss.AS-
s. &C. :S,:
3sssao, Western creamery kIrr. 28e 29c: B. G. ana n
n's: :'Ss ~. s-'tS. s's;
riats Choice llSal2ci do. Pair \, Prime IL % 1 go
isss were easier. Pennsylvania nrsts at la . So
OHIO ami other Western nrsu at i6c. FetroIeuu,-7a
ADsI bbA 7sso Suzar-isnnea nuieL Gr.naiate1
81 Gao Powdered 10 A. 7s Feed dnll .tsaay .-
600 bbtx Wheat loo bush corn $500 BUSH Oats
1900 push- shpments- wneas l,4D0 6usL Corn l.8ot
bush oats $500 bush-
IT, IourA March l0Four strong at So so - IS wAea
closed lower No Red cash s8a as3sc.i May e3A
0gtc closing 83sc Cora closed tGac May
rs. e slssas s!ss oar. nrn. each soss MAJ
Prime Timthy el2 00ssld e0 Prairie 81 0OsSi2 70
Rran at 7ssc. Butter unoAanss -crsauisry 2sS2ss
Dairy 1BD2bo. Cornmsa steadv at ~ Oh az 3D.
Sn:isy ". ;ss % rT',;ions v:,; i M:s,
bexsdshsuidsrs % Is Long Clear u las Cisar Riss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12

l3G lac.
CINCINNATI March 1O.-Flour dul. Family So 800
40 Fancy So 7O13 %. Wheat steady; No Rsi s7c.
Roceipts 1000 BUSH shionsnts go bush Corn seats
No Mixed 53c. Oats stoaiy No Mixed "a 13i &C
nv. steady; M at 6Sc- Pork steady AZ sl4 90 Lard
-tady at 81 62L Bulkme steady. Short Ribs at 81 3j
Raeon Clear $3.50 Whiskey steady; saes OF
1915 finished goods the basis Of 81 90 But.
Ter nrm sugar Hogs stronR; Common ami Light
81 o. ass S. Packing AMI GitoisrS 40 80 eso 3D. Re
I1gTnoIT March TO- -Wnsai-No. ! vhita Ca.n $780,
No Rod 500; May ~ &c bid June 81 w., July
X5c Corn, No. 6Jc. Oats-No SO &c: Ne. White
soc Receipts-Whsat 5000 bush Oats $500 bush Germ
| 1900 bush
| IyDIAyAPoLi. March TO- wheat quot No 2 Rod siho
| bd Corn firm. No Mixed 1870 bid. Oats steady
Mixed 80 2c bid
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
THE WEST
81 MOREHEAD.

,roolal, To -o-v mann. i .no
= h.oouos ..b;ts w;,oeal
e.; ;l, .o,bn... VIM
- L,o,,n ~ c,a,,,s aud +, those
ubn have ~, i, hints IF all that is dc
Eab4f,I ovan i,ci,1;,y s,;der. leaking
o.a,,. tbat walk sav.n WAYS ON week
dow, .n,i mt ON ~, extra amble for
C,nd.
Wa u.,t dawn there last week a
rtl, l,., -, c,,,trv
~, a -, Sin. AFR.
n+ianod ,.,..... an ar mi,.4s and
;, lon1;n, ,,l y.,r,;u, t,n ir.,h fish
:, s+om,,ls
wal :. .s ;.,s, =. W.. ex,~c,ed
Tbera was the Iaug Atlantic Hote.,
,ooo,+lv fitted nm with yas and all
modarn improvements: there we're The
GOV ,af.st;va m.,j.us looking like
bn.tora;es IN the hall room when t, .e
MINER mar, ,r,heir cl,thin. was scaut
and varv like mermaids when they,
With tbe;. sk;rtx abbreviated. disported
.ho.oI,o, :, rho ,,Iua a.an sea . there
~, ba1 III ,,. tho seo hraez.
- l>>,J al ,,.s III. coo
j
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
A SOUTHERN CHAUrAUQUA.

Our readers are doubtless familiar
with the great work that has been
done for several years at the New
York Chautauqua, where the most
eminent Instructors and lecturers have
been gathered from year to year to
the delight of thousands of listeners.
Situated in Western New York, it
offers the further advantage of sum-
mer resort
The only thing Of this kind, so far
as we know, that has ever been at
tempted in the South is similar
gathering at Monteagie, Tennessee
but the latter's sessions arc shorter, its
lecturers less eminent, and its fame
more circumscribed than the great
New York gathering. But now At
lanta comes forward and says she is
going to do the handsome thing for
the whole South. Near the city,
buildings, grounds, tents, and all of
the necessary paraphernalia have
been provided for the accommodation
of the big crowd expected. Glasses
have been organized-even classes
in fine arts, decorative art, and physi-
cal culture and able teachers provid-
ed. Hon. John G. Carlisle, Speaker of
the House,is expected, in company with
leading senators and representatives,
to visit the Chautauqua on July Goth,
and to deliver an address on 'tThe
Taxing Power of the Government"
This, it seems to us, is wise feature
of the program. While literary and
artistic matter ought not and can not
be sighted or neglected, it is we'll to
encourage in all or teaching every
thing that tends to elevate and broad
en- citizenship.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
TARHEELiA TOPICS.
A.amaiice county proposes t. hold
a cnunty FIR at Graham this Fall.

A.amance county proposes t. hold
a county fir at Graham this Fall.
Miss Ella McComhs, daughter u:
the late VIM. McCombS, d Hickory.
tliei at her home in kIicAtry, last
rittay, ir.'m IN attack 81 iyphnid
fever
H.n. f. n Strt.lwicb ;, Orange,
;.icctos 1T large. met With Il very 5
'i.'ns accident by falling IL, an old
covered veil shile out riding. The
horse fell through about twenty feet
carrying ar. Stru.iwick with shim.
Two of Nh. Struiwick' 3 ribs were
broke, AMI he is still in II critical c,n-
dition.
The iuur colortd men, David SIM
mons, York Gibson, Ilenry Battle
and John Justice, who were convicted
at the last term Of Durham. Court and
sentenced 10 be hanged August Sd,
have escaped death. Governor Scales
cnmmuted their sentence t. iniprison
ment in the penitentiary and fixed
the term at ten years for each prison
er. They were carried down to Raj
eigh today and will work for the State
Durham Plant
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26

Hon. Sam. ]. Randall, though too
ill to be present when the Mills Bill
was voted on, had friend to secure
him pair, and stated that he wanted
his vote to 90 on record as distinctly
opposed to the bill. Sorry he thinks
that way, but his grit and squareness
are admirable But in the campaign
he will support the straightout Dem
ocratic ticket, despite the fact that he
differs from his party on the tariff is
sue, and thus set a magnificent exam
pie to all Democrats who are inclined
to complain. 1t is the old story: all
things are never to our notion, but the
wise man does not allow this to swerve
him from the right track.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
10, We Democratic CLUBS.

RALEIGH, N. c., July 21.-In
making arrangements for l ne conven-
ton of Democratic Clubs. Of More
head City, to be held August 10Th, it
it already appears that wt will be
aole to secure Observation-Disclosures
in even the present low excursion rates
from all parts of the State to More
head City. 1t is intended Ito have
these tickets run fifteen days, # posi-
BILE, so that delegates can exteln their
stay of duty into longer tne for
pleasure, if desired.
Reduced rates of board have been
cheerfully accorded by the Az iantic
Hotel for delegates, and provision
made for as large a number rs may
attend
Members Of clubs attending with
their delegations will be entitief to
the same\ rates OF railroad fare and
hotel board as delegates.
The Assembly building at More
head City has been rendered US free OF
charge for the meetings ofthe cnnven-
ton. We are indebted for this to the
courtesy of Mr.. E. G. Uarrcll, Secrie-
tary of the Teachers Assembly.
Arrangements are pending for ?
grand mass meeting during the COM
vention. Prominent visitors are exs
pected from all parts of the State and
from the country at large. Among
the novel features of this celebration
will be torch light procession, out to
sea and back, by all the vessels and
yachts in the harbors of Morehead
City and Beaufort. There will also
be brilliant display efN fire works on
the water and a grand illumination of
buildings during the PROCESSION of YES
sells. Ed CHAMBERS EMrrH,
Chairman.
ID ~ pErpryuIVu Saaretc kv-
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
FG vile and ID ckery Agree.

RALEIGH, N c., July 23.AAt a
conference this~day held at the Var
borough House, it is agreed between
O. HI. Dockery and Daniel G. Fowle
that they each shall fill his appoint
ments heretofore made and published
to and including the 24th of August
prox, each being at liberty &c be pres
emit for a JOINT discussion On equal
terms at any appointments made by
the other and that list of joint ap.
pointments, shall be made for them
after the Oath prox, by mutual friends
selected by them, to wit, I. r. Pur-
nell and r. FL. Battle, Esqrs, such
list to be published by the 10th of
August. DAHL u. FowLE,
o. III. DoCKERY.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
CAMP FENDER.

The soldier boys have had a
most delightful weeks camp at
Wrightsvillc Sound just below Will
mington. Old Jokes have been re-
vamped and fertile brains have
made rev ones. They have lived
on the tented field, fshed, danced,
flirtcd, bathed, and revealed in the
fantastic glories Of light opera.
TIE SENTINEL. is glad they went;
it rejoices to see ''the boys" have a
light-hearted week together during
these hot days-a week IN which
dull care was blown away by the
ocean breczes1-a week in which
kfr;andsbins bavf been formed which
State pride and re-
T zS'' n the old common
The ConfederS te veterans of Will
mington visited the camp one day
and were enthusiastically received.
All ex-Federal Nsoldiers (white)
were cordially invite4 to join them.
Verify it was good place for old
foes to be united.
The following echdes we clip
from the Wilmington papers.
(Star.)
The Winston company, Capt. W.
T. Gray, is one of the crack companies.
The company from Greensboro
Capt r. Z. Gray, is a well drilled
body of gentlemen.
The Committee on Sand-fdalers"
reported promptly at Camp Fender
Sunday night.
Quite a romantic marriage took
place at the Hummocks ON Sunday
night. The high contracting parties
are from Durham n. c. \
A good deal Of merriment was &C.
casioned on Sunday afternoon by the
discovery of a soldier digging up some
rations which he had previously bur-
ried there for future use.
Young man in despair, who lost the
brown hair of the lady most fair, on
the Sound don't linger afar, but call
on the Star, for the beautiful tress has
been found.
(Messenger.)
The big bath house is a great re-
sort
There is much sickDess in the camp
-homesickness, however.
The men are reported as gaining n
pound pei day in weight
The "Mulligan Guards" parade at
night in undress uniform
The soldier boys amused themselves
by Stag quadrills yesterday after
noon in the pavilion.
The an ulligan Guards" consisting
ing of jolly boys from different regi-
ments, made things lively at the camp
yesterday afternoon.
There is Emusic in the air. at Capt.
Manning's three times day, and ev-
erybody enjoys it. The crowd takes
advantage of the opportunity to dance
in the great pavilion.
There was charming Concert in
the parlors at Captain Manning's
Thursday night by several members
of the Crescent Opera Company and
local talent. Another is proposed tor
Thursday night at the great pavilion
on Captain Manning's grounds.
We heard one of the mountrin boys
say that when you struck good old
mountain dew" it was so genuine
that you could smell the "nigger" who
hoed the corn.
Camp joke A guard on the line;
soldier approaching. Guard Halt I
Who goes there? Answer; a friend
with bottle. Guard, advance friend and
draw cork
The Third is known as the "Tobac-
co" regiment, every one of the compa-
mics coming from tobacco towns. One
each from Oxford, Winston, Greens
boro, Henderson and Durham, and
two from Reidsville. Some call the
Third Tobacco Worms"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
Fire at Burlington.

Burlington had $4,000 fire Sun
day morning at three o'clock. 1t was
supposed to be of incendiary origin
Three stores were burned Hollis,
Townsend's and Sellar's and j w &
w. W. Lassiter's stock sustained con-
siderable damage by rem val There
was insurance to the amount u $500
on the property.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-07-26
THE tli0ss-VHiTE TRIAL.

Messrs. Gross and White, who
were tried At Raleigh last week for
forging Mr. Graves's name for So
800, have been found guilty and
Sentence,! to hard labor for seven
and five years respectively. The
attpr.,ys have taken an appeal 10
the Supreme Court Of the United
States OIL the ground that Il federal
question is involved but there are
three either charges against them
which Mill be tried at the September
term OF }he Superior Court. Bail
has bee, liked at $4,000.
Several interesting facts have
come TO light during the trial. 1t
seems that t9c affairs of the bank
have been in n tangled state for sew
eral years-that the directors have
either been negligent of their duty
or have kept their eyes closed-that
Messrs. Cross and White have
worked hard to- tide over the
trouble Of the bank, and finally
gave up in despair and forged these
notes and ran away 10 Canada.
1t is sad story throughout. 1t
will perhaps teach salutary lesson
to bank directors, whom the peo-
pie have q right to colhlemn-and
to condemn strongIv-if they are
careless III the performance of what
ought 10 b, sacrc, duties. Widows
and 81 phans and hard working men
have right which demand more
than u mere perfunctory discharge
of duties
! People do not cease to blame
Mcssr-. Cross and White, nor can
their sins be covered by the short
comincs Of the directors public
blame attaches 10 all parties, but
tempcrs with some degree of mer-
CIV the blame melted out to to the I'M
fortunate men who have just been
sentenced. But for Messrs. Gross
and White there is very little Of that
sickly sentimental sympathy which
shuts its ears to the demands OF
| Justice They forged the notes
they ran away to escape the conse-
uuences and innocent men were
the losers. For this they must
suffer. They must suffer because
they deserve punishment, and be
cause Of The wholesome example il
will furnish to others in places OF
But we can pity their weak
nu,arry that their man
thousands Of OtheT5 w. -,
under similar circumstances. N
faith IN mankind-the me
pity1is not any too strong at best !;
and lsucn examples DO not serve to
strengthen this confidence But it
is also a reminder that the strongest
among us-be he never SO strong-is
only weak and frail and human.
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Us Ce3aa.5e~. edich ms o{n41< been Ectca-
aaf az superior has bsaa Re-0todcled
al trr"tty I@PIo0ta. tsd business
ard Nafu.H Departments
DISSATISFIED 5, tntt every slxq ,.m he
L>ati ret aud egery deHsand met
tIas'. : =, Scarborough late state Superu-
tel.dene Of Public instruction, and Rev. W. T.
Watsoa. recent graduate Of Wake Forest.
and other have been adien t. tie Faculty
Prof Scarborough is Assistant Principal.
zU See i,o'r low charges are: Bsard, in
rluriit. lights ,ua. Washing servants etten-
ton ana Ily7i,tn's services and prescriptions
and Fulton in Collegiate, English, Latin or
Grce}s, Frs'ch German, Free hand Draw
ing, Ieau.u.tir, Eloattioa. C.t'istIei,ics and
Musc, jiusis-tmental or vocal with in-tru-
men- l,tr practice ior five months, If paid in
advance, are only 5000.
Addition of otaer studies or other eon!haa-
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Address,
REV. J. \. STALLINGS. Prin.
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EDITORIAL CGAISI'.S L.

The Democrats Of ladkin coun-
ty (whose time il Is to furnish
State Senator) wish TO know
of the Democrats of Surry if Mr.,
J. l.. Sugart would be an acceptable