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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
VNOR RENT-TWO SECOND-FLOOR FURNISHED
II rooms and unfinished back n.rIor with
board best OF references furnished. 1892 l. ST NV
ap4-3t. "
40 TO THE WESr-END CATERER
" To Strangers and the Public: beg TO state that
i can furnish trst-ciass Meals. delivered to your
rooms nice and hot at hour Mail orders promptly
attenutd TO- W. JACKSON,
ugh<9-lm' West-end Caterer. I9Ok X ~ n NJ
pLEAsANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT RE-
duced rates for the spring and summer months in
JUDGEMENTS 10 families desiring first Glass accommoda-
lions al summer prices. Inquire at Al ST NV
mh20-lms ''
TINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVE- COR
"a ST. location convenient and delightful pleas
ant rooins nicely furnished good table: terms rCa-
sohable mh23-lms
0)sI 14TH ST. NV; FINE LOCATION; ROOMS
STOCkHAM 1nhii-1m.
UNHE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV SIGHT
stsrs bone: central to all points of interest: new
furniture; elegant rooms. with board, ST to %: per
day, 81 to e. J. A. DEWITT, Prop. jail 4 tiin
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EOR RENT
To-.

II 0lf ON Nv. Iii. all
Il l. -..-..-.- ~---..---e 4
41i VI at. > w., Sr.. water. I
1852 A. s-w. 6r...ld.3
l2u.9 18th s.w., Or. Nj
SOs 9Th s.w. 6r.w.l43
3:i5S33g VI s.w., 5r.. VI
1n4 ~ s.w- ar. los
3l2 j 81. Sc, Or.
i2O VI sv. 5r., w..SS
IVA .ith s.w. Or. w.g....l
1915 1st Sc. 4r...
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ono. ". sTIcKNEY. Aucuoneer. e36F.
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
EkIl. POINTING tOkTl FEET ON TM fifth
STREET., BEIMEEN AND - NORTHWEST,
AND SIXTY FEEr ON 1INIH STREET. BIZ
TWEEN A\nD NIlTTMIST

WI vILtr i,r ST, m ig1ni % thc premises. on
FRIDAY, thu TWELFTH DAY Oh ApRIl. 1883, a
flNE O'CLOCK Pm. the south 40 feet front by
lull depth II 1T d. square BIB SD fart lot 'front.'
INK 40 fect on I'm 81 and iulruNed los a two
1888 laih -.
immediately thereafter | will sell in front Of the
premises lots H. a h. square 80. said lots frunt-
ina go feet on 10Th ST NV and ii-lirpyra hN three
irene houses, renting for S35 Ter k.oIth, Nos. l5l4
l1lO. and l5iS 10Th -.
Terms uf sale. One-third cash. the residue in two
tqaI la4 ehts IA one and two years, with notes bear
.iE interest az the rate It 90
mum. mA able sem annually, secured by deed Of trust
Oh he property Sold all cash, at the oIton Of the
purchaser, all convey auclng and recording pur-
chasers cost deposit ~ 500 each piece prop
erty viii be required Al time OF sale. Terms 10 Sc
cNfullled with IN ten days.
aIti-iNds tsFO. W STICKNTN Aurtioneer
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cg.-THE ABoyE sAIE rs rNAvoIDABIY Posr.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
No. 6;iJ STREET NORTHEAST
Under aud by virtue Of a decree of the supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia holding equity
court for said District. in wherein Alice Dnls-
ney ct alwere compliments and Thomas Duaney ct
al were defendants, known equity cause No.
TEESTH DAY OF APRIL A D. iSS!. an The honros
HAlF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, sell at public
auction IN 'front.' OF the premises all that certain piece,
parcel ana lot OF land situate the city Washing
eastern fourteen feet by the fun depth thereof Of
OrlsIlal Lot numbered nineteen tlgD in
bered eight hundred and slNtyseyen lS67l together
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF two
story frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money i'm
cash. the balance thereof IN equal install ents one
ana Two ears; the deferred payments TO be secured
10y notes OF ihe purchaser and deed of the
lot and premises sold, or all cash. at the purchasers
option. Nj convey ancinV al purchasers cost. de-
post Of SlOO required on the DAY sale. Terms of
sale 10 DE complied with within days from day of
sale otherwise tie trustee reserves the rht resell
az the cost and risk of defaultlu purchaser.
BENJAMIN D. LEIGHTON, Trustee
GpC-dSds Office, 4s2 Louisiana ave. NV.
nUNCANsoN BROS, AuctIoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES,
CONSIST ING OF TIA. COFEEES SUGARS.
SOAI, STARCH. MOLASSES. CIGARS, TOBACCO.
lEANI IOMltR, tIOIHESLlNES. BEOOMS,
BUCKETS. ELOi IL. BEANS. COAL OIL. VINE
GAli. PICKLES. MEATS, BASKETS, MEASURES,
Gil ASSN ARE SCALES. &C.
BY virtue q order Il the supreme Court Of the
District ~ Columbia. holding special pro-
bate business. Will sell at public the rooms
of Duucansuu Bros. .th and ID northwest ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AFEIL TENTH. 1889
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, well-assorted stock
Of Groceries.
Terms cash.
CHAS F. MONTGOMERY.
ap6-5t Executor OF Walter 7. johnson. Deceas ed
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o PAIRS MEMS. LADIES AND cHIDRESs
'sNHoMAs DoWLING, Anct,oneer.

ONE FINE BREwSTER BROUGHAM sORREL
HORSE AND HARNESS At AUCTION.
,, IN Ms,NDAl, Aibll. EIGHTH, lSsa. AZ TWELVE
oAIoth IN front of my Aurtion-rsotng. n shall
sell one Brewster Brouyiau. With Colin'. aNles-
storm windows, a. Sorrpl Horse and Harness.
1t THOMAS DOWNING. Aurfioue.r
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EOR SALE-RENT, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il property, frame house; rooms: stable; acre
ground; at Herndon Va: three minutes walk from
lnho6-oyH
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
A n OLD VIRGINIA. PLANTATION.


Situated : miles north from Haymsrket station,
Manassas R. r., Prince, William county, about IS
more or less i'll the body. There is brick man
sion mouse that can't lie built to-day tor the sum sked
bouse and las barns, eArTa,ss ice
climate are perfect and surrounded with churches.
schools and best of society. Offers inducements
home. With moderate outlay il be made one ii
the best estates in the state Quick lime about
Il or J. . cents at the railroad station Apply to
FRANZ PETERS, Haynarket, or TO r PRATT 4
BROTHER, Baltimore, Nd. ap6.l3 cost
NOR SALE-FIVE ACRES AT TERRA GOTTA.
ON METROPOLITAN Branch railroad. second station
out, miles north Of city; beautifully situated: high
and healthy; only $4,000. REDFORD W. WALKER,
1905 + st. ap6-:}t
ITCR RENT-AT BRANCHyILIE, CHARLTON
O. railroad a new lOroom cottage and barn; can be
leased for years monthly at $50 per month.
ap6-3t CHAS. W. HANDY. 92l ST. NV.
NOR SALE-NEAR BRIGHTwOOD. D. c.: 30
near proposed PARK and Brightwood avenue car line:
only $1,000. BEDFORD w WALKER, 1O06 st.
ap6-3t
IGOR sALE-OR REMITTANCE FARM NEAR
aV0-:5;'
EvOR SALE-GOOD FARM OF 81 ACRES. on 7TH
St turnpike, about miles frCll city, location high
and healthy TO acres under high state of cultivation;
dwelling house stable and all necessary outbuIldings
TYLER L RUTHERFORD.
JIOR SALE-BARGAIN-26 ACRES OF LAND AT
a Gaithersburg. Md, on Metropolitan Branch, b. *
o. r. r.. near station improved by 6-room house and
Sp6-1w' J. Il. HEREFORD. 142:SIt F st.
EOR SALE-A 6O-ACRE' FARM ABOUT MILE
Il south of Wheaton ?. o., near Met. branch b. a. o.
r. r. 10 miles from Wash, D. c Groom dwelling
CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT. successors to Chas. B. Cay
wood. basement 916 ST. NV. ap5-3ts
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WALTER b. WIILIANs 90. Auctoneer..

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF FRUIT TREES
AfPlE PEACH. FEARS, ETC. HANDSOME
ENEkOREENS Z OR AWNINGS, EEMElERIES
EI1.:AlSO knSt -. PALMS. AZALIAS, LILIES
AND OTHER ZINE PLANTS,
frtsln Jufu Sauls NURSERIES, ne sold af auction.
al our Salesrooul, cor 10Th and STREETS, TUESDAY
Al lkNOON, April. NINTH. AT FpI Il O'CLOCK.
arl-.t MALIk-A E MlIIlANS A co An.ts
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ENOR SALE-GIGANTIC BARGAIN-5OO ACRES
L rich land, fine improvements, directly at the vii
lage OF Piscataway, III miles from Washington. SAM
UEI BEALMEAR, 80 st. Paul ST., Baltimore, Md.
W
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ETOR SALE-JUMP-SEAT BUGGY; BEST MAKE
Il and good as new; used only months; 800 At
BOWEN STABLES n. Y ave. bet. 9th and 7th SITS.
Mi
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

lyOR RENT-MAY /, HOUSE 1916 RIGGS ST, AT
II S45. W. z. YOUNG,
ap3-6t 1903 st.
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Z, EOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhoPhkll ON FOURTH STREET. BETMEEN

= L. u
AND STREETS NORTHWEST
OF the District ~ Columbia, IL equity No. 1917,
Sltlth e al. are defendants viii offer sale
public auction, in trout the premises on MEDNES-
DAY. APRIL 1HIED. A. u. l $50. az FIVE O'CLOCK
T. NJ, the following described real m the city Of
Washington. District Columbia 10 Wit: The north
sixteen lb) feet 'front.' by the depth thereof of lot
numbered twenty CO. square south Of square num-
hrred ave hundred and sixteen t5lOl with the priv
lltse u the alley, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale prescribed 10y the decree. Onethisd
OF the purchase money 10 I've paid in cash. and the bal
auce ~ equal lIsiGlmcnts payable IN aud twelve
months IRON the day Of sale, the purchaser pur
chasers may, at his their option, pay entire
amount Of purchase money an cash deposit Il 90
10 be made at the time OF sas and all ancng
at the Gust OF the purchaser IL the terms not
compiled with ia ten day ay trustee
Reserves the right to resell said real
ana cost Of deiaultUg purchaser. The title to said
real estate 10 be retained by said trustee until the
tire amount Of purchase money has been raid.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
mhg2-dSds Room 20, le Droit Building.
cE-THE ABOVE SALE is UNAvOIDABIY POST
PONED until SATU kDAl. APRIL SIX. SAME HOUR
ana PI.AC 4. BY order of the Trustee.
aIi3-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
re-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN con.
sequence of the storm until TUESDAY, APRIL.
Ninth, SANE HOUR and PLACE.
BY order OF the Trustee.
ap6-dSds THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
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NOR SALE-AN UNUSUAL CHANCE TO BUY A
Il good Chickering piano for SO, which cost 800
1t can be seen at MIR. GEO. W. SAkGENTS, 10 l. ST.
NV. ap1-.1wf
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IrOR RENT-TEN ACRES.SGARDEN LAND, ON
public road next to Takoma Park necessary build
lngs spring. shade situation healthy. and handsome
Apply at Silver Spring Farm, 1th-stree road ap4
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AUCTION SALES.
n TOMAS DONuNG. Auc,ioaecr.

n EoMAs DON LING, Auctioaecr.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND LtftttN AT Ny AUCTION ROOMS,
MONDAY. All.iI. EIGHTH lSSp. AT TEN
2SLO[k EMBEACIN9 IN PART, - =
ONE lIhioHI iiANN IN GOOD ORDER, ONE
HANDSOME BRoNZF- FRANZ FRENCH PLATE
MANIEL MIRROR THREE wALNII-fRAME
z .PlIk MIRRORS. ENGRANINGS AND
SMALL MlkG,'ES FANCY pAkLlk CHAlks,
ColCHiS AND EASY CHAIRS, PARIok AND
1hAMBEk FURNITURE OF EVERY nESChlP-
TON. MAlIklSSES, pILLuMS AND BoLc
kkS, LARGE NUMBER cor RkISSFLS AND
lN1kAlN CAllEIS KITCHEN f1-kNfTlkE.
SoehtNG AND HEATING STOVES. kEFll0-
ElAIORS. &c.
-. Also.
300 PAIRS MEMS. LADIES' AND CH1LDRENs
,,,>,,, Also, AT TMFINE O'CLOCK,
fiNf ,bhtM STIR BkOlGuAM. HORSE AND
HAhNESSs ONE DAPPIE GRAY HORSE 3
lhAhs OLD. MARRANTED SUtND. Weighs
l.Soo LBS. GOAT MACON AND HARNFSS
SEVERAL HORSES, NtW AND SECONDHAND
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. MAGONS HARNESS,
SC.
=, THOMAS BOWLING.
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EOR REM

4 ONfIRNISHED HOUSES.
20 Iowa C...}-story brk.,
13r, :. .........S l2J 1912 StouChton St, 3
14U4 Stoughton ST., j. story brk stone, 9rS 60
story brk. stone, Srs. 60 So Z ST, 1rs., over ST.
1906 StUughtOn ST., 3 water, gas s
story brk. stone. 90 l5lS 18th St. brick, Dr.
14OS StCughtOn St, j. all cOnyenienCes 40
story brk. * stone. gr.60 81 ST. :j-story brick
14lO StOughtOn ST.. j. Srs ...................4 40
story brk stone, Sr..6O l4l9 ID ST., 3-story Blk,
012 18th NV, history, Srs ..................20
Ior...--........-....1OO-
FURNISHED
% Iowa circle. ID rs. 20 Iowa Circle. 3-story
handsomely furnish bk, 1:}r., heated by
ed...........-..........loO furnace. newly paper
cdwltn paper 10 match
furniture.
STORES.
Northeast cor of Co. $50 Pa ave-, 3-story
lumbia and SITS. ....S23 brick, 3r., 25XYO 70
Pip VI ST.. store and alley...............S14o
dwelling, new. 30
OFFICES.
625 ST. NV, 3rs Sd go F ST. n. W. :}rs., 9TH
10 + st. NV. 3rs., ith
n. NJ. PARKER,
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

IrOR SALE - MATCH TEAM SORREL HORSES
Il from Virginia, well-bred sound and kind. work
anyway; will sell one both. Can be seen 1910 ith
st. NV 1t
TOR SALE CHEAP-A SET OF CHAMBERS EN-
I cycloIedias. latest edition, bound in sheep. Also
Patent Office Reports mechanical from 1S4S TO 1871.
sp6-2t' BOOK STORE, 1908 9TH st NV.
ICOR SALE-yARNIsHED WAGONS CARPENTER.
II furniture. milk. and feed wagons: also platform
spring carts, and pony cart, on easy payments.
JOHN J. COOK, 32e5 VI st,
ap6-3m West Washington.
IrOR SALE BRITISH CHALLENGE BICYCLE,
90 inch lamp, bell and Lillibridge saddle. Will e1-
change for 81 or o3 inch Star condition uninpor-
tsnt. Apply after pm. 1913 New York ave. 1t
COR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH-A DAYTON
l. Wagon (new) Apply or address j. c. JOHNSON,
Room 81. Corcoran building: W. B. HUTCHING-
son, 300 L st. sc. 1t
TNOR SALE-CYCLOPEDIAS; DON'T YOU WANT
IL one! Standard and the best; small monthly pay
ments: For full particulars. specimen pages, etc ad
dress p. O. Box 300. city. ap6-tomyl
IrOR sALE-SoUND, GENTLE AND THOROUGH
i ly relable family horse. nearly new Dayton wagon
phleton buggy. and harness for each; the whole Tor
$3.50 owner has just moved in from country and does
not intend to keep team. Can be seen al Columbia
Stables, rear ZIG 18th st. NV. apO-2t"
INOR SALE-BY A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
- city very desirable pair OF well-matched snow
fake horses six years old good action: wellbroken
sound and gentle Inquire immediately al 1Oli 10th
ST. NV. ap6-:jt
ICOR SALt-OVER 100 CARRIAGES AND WAC
L ons, every description, new and second hand Also
Harness. We buy and exchange turuouts. Telephone
WM. I, dEYER,
New York Carriage and Harness TT loSitory.
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EOR REM
Il J 6l Mass ave

--Es..-- SZU
l2Us, q ST. 12r.....T
, Eth st, 13r..1
lQ2s gid ST. l0r. new. D
162o ] Attn st. l4r..5
112e Attn St, 7r.........22,
80 "a TnWU<- ar~r-
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ER, cor. ~ and f SITS. 8. ".
Meridian ave. Sft.Pleas-

Meridian ave. Mt.PIeas-
sup ant, Sr......-.-..--S- JO
% l4l5 " st, Gr., new %
952.j3 lst. s.w., Or. 10 40
5522.;6 CleyeisDd ave. Or. IA
5ODffices. ST. Cloud Bldg,
20 cor 9th and L SITS.
ERNiAN l. On 1ln- L AZ
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NOR SALE-A VERY FINE $50 DOMESTIC SEW
Il ing Machine; i'll two months; viii sell at less
thar half previous to leaving the city: Address
TEXAS, Star Office. ap5-tjt
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ISOR SALE-FARMS-ABOUT MILES FROM
Washington. near X. r., fine farm in high state
OF cultivation 800 acres, large house and barn thor
ouyh order; necessary outbuildlngs; springs; all
fenced, and partition fences; will sell at bar
gam or exchange for city property. JNO. i. WAC
CANAAN, 100 l4th ST. Il. apJ-3t
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lIOR RENT-2624 X ST y. W. NEARLY NEW
II press brick, bay window front, rooms and bath
all mod inps. large yards and closets, good order
oyen, near signal office. lnh.,:}- LIST.
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lyOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE WEII-FUR-
nished house the northwest, near the Church of
the Covenant. Price. SO month. Address &. D..
STAR office. IT.
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IGOR SALt-OVER 100 CARRIAGES AND WAC
L ons, every description, new and secondhand. Also
Harness. We buy and exchange turnouts. Telephone
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17
Executive Committee of N. C. Confederat
Veterans Association.

A meeting of this Committee was
held, on the 10th at Raleigh, in the
office of Col. T. G. Fuller. There were
present, Mr.. j. S. Carr, President: Col.
W. F. Beasley, Col. 7. G. Fuller, Messrs.
w. G. Stronach and 7. L. Emery. Let
tiers of regret at inability to be present
were read from Rev. J. F. futile and c..
B. Watson, Esq. Mr.. Tuttle's letter in
cluded his resignation as member of
the committee. 1t was accepted and
Hon. Geo. w. Sanderlin elected to fill
the vacancy.
The President was requested, by reso-
luton, to issue a call to the Confederate
veterans in every county to meet at
their county seats on July 4th, 1889, and
form Confederate Veterans Associa-
tiOns.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the various transportation companies
in the State to give free transportation
to parties who would, by the authority
of the President, canvass the State in
the interest Of a home for the INDECENT
soldiers of North Carolina.
Messrs. J. S. Carr, 7. G. Fuller and
Geo. w. Sanderlin were authorized to
transact any business in the absence of
the Executive Committee.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17
THE APPORTIONMENT OF S4OO, 900 FOR
THE NATIONAL GUARD

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 8.-The ap-
portionment of the 100000 appropri-
ated by the last Congress for distribu-
tions among the National Guards of the
several States has been made by the
War Department.. Under it the follow
ing appointments are made to South
ern States: Alabama, S9492: Florida,
S3797; Georgia, $11,591; Kentucky,
$12.340; Louisiana, $7995: Mississippi,
S8543; North Carolina, S1O,441; South
Carolina. $9543; Tennessee, S11, 1871;
Virginia, 1891; West Virginia, 5000.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT !
PRIEST CHARGED WITH RAPE
HIS ORGANISE, IT YEARS OLD, THE
VIcTlM-HE IS JAILED.

Rev. Father J. j. Boyle, pastor of
the Church of the Sacred Heart, of
Raleigh, has been arrested and incar-
cerated upon the charge of rape upon
Miss Whitaker young girl of II and
organist of his church.
He IS fortunate in that his crime
was committed in Raleigh. Almost
anywhere else, save in North Carolina,
he would have been hung to limb and
the first one at that.
An examination was waved at the
preliminary trial before the Mayor and
the prisoner was remanded to Jail to
answer the charge of rape at the Sep
TENDER Criminal term of Wake Superior
Court. The Mayor had sworn in an
extra posse of twenty citizens to assist
the police in conveying the prisoner to
Jail. The News and Observer of the
18th, says:
Miss Whitaker is slight and delicate
and is Just II years old, having reached
her 18th birthday few days ago.
Boyle had been to New Berne on Sat
urdav to officiate at the Catholic church
at that place. He returned to this city
Saturday on the afternoon train from
Goldsboro at 4:45 o clock.
He drove to the parsonage in a carri-
age, and on arriving there he found
Miss Whitaker, who had been practicing
on the organ, and Miss Alice Upchurch
in the yard picking some flowers with
which to decorate the church.
There are various reports current
as to the excuse Boyle made to induce
Miss Whitaker to go to his room. 1t is
rumored that he told her that he had
some flowers in his room, which she
could use 10 decorate the chancel. A
more direct report is that he told her
that he lad a letter in his room for her.
After he had succeeded in accomplish
ing his purpose he asked her if she
would marry him and run away and
she told him she would not. He then
told her to go in the adjoining room
and wash her face and hands and comb
her hair and told her that if she ever
breathed a word Of what had just hap
pened that he would kill her.
She then went Immediately home and
told her father what had occurred,
The affair happened about six o clock
in the evening and by seven a warrant
for Boyle's arrest had been issued and
was in the hands of the officers of the
law.
The examination of Miss Whitaker.
upon which another warrant was issued
later, making a direct charge of rape,
show ed that she had been very brutally
used and gave evidence Of hard strug-
gle between herself and Boyle. She
was severely scratched and bruised.
The second warrant was issued about
1920 clock on an affidavit of Esquire
Whitaker that examinations had been
made, and that Boyle had accomplished
his purpose. This warrant was soon
served upon him and after CONSULATE
with his lawyers with whom he re
manned at the parsonage till about 10 80
O'Clock at night he was brought down
and lodged in the city prison.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17
DEATH, THE REAPER, STILL Is REAP.
ING.
An Old and Valuable Citizen is Called to his
Reward. Capt. P. M. Warren at Rest.

Reward.--Capt. P. NJ Warren at Rest.
The death of Capt. P. M. Warren,
though not surprise to his friends
will be heard by them with feelings of
deepest sorrow. For many years he
has lived citizen of Chowan and was
among its best known for honesty, in
dustry. genius, skill and for all those
manly virtues which win for man the
highest esteem Of his fellows.
In the late war he commanded a COM
pany in Col Hintons regiment, re-
manning in the service till the cessation
of hostilities. After. he retired to his
farm and followed those peaceful avoca-
tions which bave and do now contribute
most immeasurably to the peoples good,
to wit: Fishing and farming.
AS fisherman, he was prominently
successful. But few years ago ne in
vented an engine for pulling in the
seine and introduced the present mode
of propelling batteaux with steam, in
stead of with men and oars as in the
olden time. This invention has proven
invaluable to fishermen both as a time
and labor saving contrivance and will
serve to perpetuate his memory long
after the light of many lives has gone
out in eternal night.
To say that we regret his death but
feebIy expresses our real heartfelt
emotion. He will be missed by all but,
especially by his wife, daughters and
son to whom our sinpathies are most
warmly rendered.
He was buried Tuesday in the Baptist
church yard, Rev. F. NJ. Satterwhite
conducting the service. Peace to his
ashes and green forever be the memory
of the good old man.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17
CONVICTED.
Seduction Under Promise of Marriage

Seduction Under Promise of Marriage.
The Economist reports sad case tried
at Dare Court last week-State VS. j. B.
Daniels for seduction, under promise of
marriage. of Miss Sabrina E. Hooker.
The accused was boy of IS. The jury
was hung all Tuesday night but. finally
agreed upon verdict of guilty. Judge
Bcykin announced that the defendant
would be relieved of the penitentiary
by paying the unfortunate girl $4,000.
The defendant made offer Of marriage
to the girl but, she righteously declined
marriage with man who had accom-
plished her ruin.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17

THE reply of the man from Ohio
to Blaine is truthful as truth. We
are certainly "getting enough" and,
perhaps, little more from the pres
ent Administration than was hoped
81 expected either in the North,
West or South. Our Countrymen
over there in the East, they always
get enough and to spare but for their
natural maxim, "Whole hog Or
nome"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17

For the purpose of selling Fresh and
Salt Fish, Sturgeon, &c. North Caro-
lima Corned Herring. n SPECIALITY.
Being situated in the prosperous and
growing town of Suffolk, where there
are six Railroads, running in every
direction he feels safe in saying that he
can get the very best market price for
any shipments Entrusted TO his care
Having daily connection with all the
ad joining towns and counties, and Civ
ing his own personal attention to the
business, he most respectfully solicits a
share of the Fishermen s shipments.
Quick sales, good prices. prompt re-
turns on day of sale my motto. Cor
respondence solicited and stencils fur
Aished on application.
A trial is all I ask
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-17

A GIFTED man once said that there
were two things in North Carolina
that were regarded as simply criminal
to be born a gentleman and to
know more than your fellows. The
supreme effort in North Carolina is
to drag down, not to lift up.-Wil-
mington On. c. Star.