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1earhcrs.

4 TUTORS, rovcmesses, professors, teaShSIs, 49,
"A branches supplied schools and families sShH1 Gtl
culars for parents Modern languages sOOken NJ lhdhu
COYRIERE, 81 f. 17thst bet 4thaNe. ana bIo@imS:
A BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign SSuptpiigyt
"A, for all branches, IN an loeaii,eS 40 'a , ~, ,tnn
r. f. AVERY, American School Bureau west ls'h's~'
N Y.
, ,rprC.v AM FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors, IeacherS tutors, ToNtil'SSo'
Ac 10 Colleges school and Families. Apply 10
Ma n j. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union square.
UFSSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY. T. East l,th,st,, &
Ill supplies competent teachers. tutors RoNlhS' ut'
stran, &C.: all branches, resident ana visiting Eng
lish German. French. spanish spoken
II RIVATE TUTOE.-A. ENERETT ST0NE q alel, -
Tast 5od,t. Special success IN co1rllng Tor cNahi-
IatonS seven boys prcuacd for college last year.
rI,HE UNION Teachers AHLN ,itIn, 10 i1So I,
Snun. schools Wit 9chcrS teachers VIII pos lol''
W b. KERR Manager. 10 Astor Place NcM.1 orK.
XxTOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BuREAU Iof
w both sexes supplies proirS,oi 'aIS, r. 10
colleges schools and amcs; al 80 bookk''peF sVos'%
nbers nd business firms
MIS- e / WERNER 800 5thave.. New.York CITY
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

II : TRtArI'EN DEPARTMENT. Office
u. Supervising surgeon General Marine Hospital SER
wee WashlngtOn u. C.. January - 1S9O-Sc1icd pro-
this once until OF
ic6Tuary g. 1850 Furnish drugs and medical supplies.
hooks &c OF the Marine Hospital Service At
Washington j. C.. during the fiscal year ending June 80
1890 Schedules and further information be obtained
upon application the undersigned. The right + re-
served TO infonalitie and to reject all pro-
posas. JOHN B HAMILTON. Supervising Surgeon
General. NJ. II. S.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. - (SpcciaD.-May wheat touched
20 cents to-day on a dispatch from Washington pur
nortipc on the authority of the Agricultural Depart
,ucnt 10 give "A considerable Improvement In the
condition OF wheat. also slight Increase III tic
acreage The message gave the condition as lo-
AGAINST 90 last year. and made the Increase In the
acreage about = per cent While TINS message "aN
and its authority unQucstlOned. 1t was
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Danrlne Afaoemies.

LTXANDER MACGEEGOES, los West 35th-st-
n New cias>cs dan ..aS immediately aiter the hoi
davs. advanced classes saturday morning. an cary hpl '
cation desirable Private lesson, any tine by appO!at!
A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY. so shave
n. bet l3th and 14t tSPf!N9iC .nd cas- IessOn, AL
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. HANS 20 IeS
r>T GARMO TUESDAY and saturday Afternoons
IL 543 FIITlIANE lij'h-st ,.
Other Classes 30 WEST ejIH. ST
rrORGr w>ILACE'S DANCING SCHOOLS. N'w
u ,ats., forming. children and adults. no 20 West
59th-st. -. .o., ~t..,.,.-.
OUR OWN ACADEMY Fok DANCING - W., We, ...i
~ IL sea Higgins Irop After ool al o. enhg -
,e- orartor % lessons IS WALTZ GUARANTEE
I've pryate lessons IS Al tho fashionable dances tauShN
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
CLNrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NkW JERSEY.
- FOOT OF T LIREEry y Ssy5S NoFSH S6 Isl, E5yER
chS 90 %Sa S to Fsns.0a and EasGa BcGem Allen
'0TH f H,Vq'sonEs EasS9 ReshGhs% s
@s HsS.S@ WmsPor rGiisS a'q' sn10kiH Sun
AZ p' m. Tor iasion Bethls.hem, Aentomn MaucA
Chunk Wilkes arre scranton L3nagna shamokln
80 30 % N n. 70 Fcr SO Somergie siS'-d and '''a
chSas HnfsPqrs r r,.sSn con sundays at 30
p' 100 a. M SUNDAYS, tor Easton' bethlehem. Allen.
town 90 MPpacR p E EchsnS S&&al and cttsS '''' N''''
rdys For .dS d ro"s Ranf rsns S@S GSs9
OG & so SntaS 40 trains ms DO stop at Ocean Grove 8;
A'9gTy Iraanmouth Beach seabright etc. $50 Ia
IL Is 90 a,tnsR No T. Nj Ma Ma,avan and Keypor.
40 Hor Ai!ansi' ny M il'Vo 90 4a5 $50 p sandsyS
FSr FoT TONS River and Barnegat, 80 rs NJ 90.
4I2 For Atlantic CITY vneland and Brdgeton 80 NJ
E% V p Fr%chod' m / 80 Sis II rs a. m 90 4ts
o'IS For perth Ambov 80 600 sl5 10 80 II rs a M,
90 90 AS. 80. 6:lo. 80 p. m. Sundays. 90
q. NJ. y. m
,oR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Via Central r R. Of NewJsrsey Philadelphia and Reading
sGySSDSYs, 80. $50 90. 30. .oC. 90 NJ.
/ For '5 Iiisstmorc washrgon daily at 80 90 er
Trains ieaying at 70 II 90 a. NJ ! 80 90, 90.
Tckcts and ParSr Car seats can be procured at r. 2ol
i3Siest i$ sast i9Sth st Nsw-YOrk cOurt-s so
Ncw.YorS transfer company wiz call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
OIL. MARKETS.

OIL City Jan. e7.-Natona Transit certificates opened pc
IL O6s. highest ri OH lowest. II 05 closed *l oo
sales. 10000 pbls charters 1904 bbs s"lpm nus
Tift,Iury Jan 27-Potrolcum irregular fairly acti'c
National Transit certificate, opened at 81 OF closed al
81 o. highest II OH lowest. ~ 05Ji.
bradford Jan. 27-Natonal Transit certificates opened
at - Oj9, closed az = oG highest, 81 O'@' lowest
II OjJ, ; cearances. 236 600 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Auttlon Sales.

A JOHN II. DRAPER. Auctoncer.
FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS,
2iO 5th-aVc.
c. f. WErMpEE. Proprietor.
IMPORTANT ART SALE
by or'l OF
Mr.. LOUIS \. EULERS,
OF
Rhipobcrk. y. Y.
HIS PRIVATE COLLECTION
OIL PAINTINGS.
Now on Exhibition Day and Evening Until Sale
To be- sold
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
January 30 and 81,
at O'Clock.
1Io EXAMPLES,
including WorH, by
rromon,ln Fortunv,
Iaruu. tIr1ucl,
Uu.t Mlrchcu
Th.,cuot Dieudoune,
t,t.r., Molu.
U,ntin Wlbfr.
',fr.r., NOON, Fmaus,
hplr.!on' Glo.l'rou.
I}.n..r Van Der Vclde.
D.r. Van DNrA,
taune, rh'M,t u
t.rNfN. '"Ial N'I-N,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

Includes sal. q 600 barrel. tomorrow delivery A.
81 on - - ,,t,,, ,,
barrels ard go cents In c1-c-.
Fnr..,n mutation, unchanged Antwerp. Is '.-.
10 = francs Bremen. $50 marks, London . '.7""
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
NMEWYoRKCEN1RA1

ro"rt" ave. ana 4Sd 81, new iorh
From December ist 1889 Trains leave as follows;
$50 A. VI FAST NEw:YORK STATE EXPREss-iof
Albany Schenectady, UTICA. Syracuse Auburn. Geneva;
faae ra%ns css cass To %U id &
Canandalgqa daily. except sundays. Bune: Smoking
$50 4, ". TIE YEw.YoRK AND CHICAGO LIN LIN:
BuT S%0KS n%a oo bng sahdar .r & SAFE
ess"Pntsch system Arrives at Chicago at . so m.
1880 a. NJ THE soUTnwEsTERYo LIMlrEDJito,
wagner Vestbue Drawlng. .ioom, Dining, Sleeping AID
Pss s2As oscs and The Entire train and
aS,a Iy sfE% IL H'1 DAY iFl Sn1ti ssese.
SUNDAYS Train e1ns S% Wssne Tsacs O Draw
70 syrSegss wIsae5 iS6 raap aad eaao
Carr STaeGse 1 vdsnS To- C cSnhs wagner Da;
Csr Nsw Yorl; TO A1dny ssS>inEA nEAUGhNN%iI AND ST.
Arss-ior Buao NsgSTa Fails s r0sono
WIN trosa Waanei Vcs6uie slCepng cars Din
M Car 70 Aopny serpg NGT dnnss nExrR1s-io Rochester
Nag.a ta SSasS SISaSS % nrousn %asne;
fOE ALH1Ni YiGA S1FAiLGs fNLs 80 os m 3 50
m. 10 80 NJ 30 m. p M iJGo p 81; 30
fO. n + Ii 50 a. m, 10 80 p milo w p H"' 20"
roKTi;oY, SARATOGA, ADIKoNDACk MoUNTAisNssi; L 3;
ST. ALbANs, AHD AON rKt-AL-io 90 a. m o''o
BERN siiIIsn HILLS, VIA HAKLLM DIVisIoN-tlo'ss
trains Via line, also tor ucAets ana space ia
GoSq Or at S s%s 1{E fl Es5 S ana ' B roaaSSy u
gtonst 7s6 fuonst ana o3s B,diord'ave' h. d.
Wst",tts tNpre-s calls for snc luggage from
hotels anc residences through 70 destination. .....
fIlaiy except Suhdsy. Daity except satuid'y
A tTn, eNccp those leaving a. and y 90
nidn gHt stop lstnt station TO 1kc on passengers
IVi 'nnT I N I0U~EY. GEohGt H. DANIELS,
tt.trr, suLerint,nfent. ten,rai Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Proposals.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 2O9 STEWART 81 ILDING,
2SO BROADWAY. NEW-YORk ,oo,
Now. Y Ork. january 10Th, 1880

IVVII' IOO0'
ITO CONTRACTORS.
proposals for building an earth and ana pssor pnT
Sa,io in thc Town OF North Salem Westche>ter county,
New.York with gatahouse and other appurte ances as
c,d for in the approved forms OF contract and specca'
tons I'm tho ONCE Of the Aguedrc CornniSsioers
vI b received thi, Office until o'clock p m OH rep
ruary 9Th 1890. which place and hour they VIII De
pmhcv opened b. the Aqueduct Conmssioners ana the
md Tor dony said work will be made by said Commls
sionrr, As soon after possible; Blank forms OF
cotract and thcrfor and bids proposal
and rr0pf EN- IeOpc, their enclosure be obtained
AT the above OF ia" Aqucduct Commissioners Oh ap'
plication the Secretary.
Bv order OF the Aqueduct Conms ssioners.
' JAMES C. DUANE, President.
JOHN e. SHEEuAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Ilnarv
STAINED.

Gord OfIinary. ....... - Low VI diini--- - LILO
stilct Good Oriiuary.... - 1.da.n- .-.- lNt
The option n,-a.t wa trpr - aga ,on.' l'' 81 '..
,,r. - st.ongrr Liverpool advice. ~D-'. .u'nfl t"
i1.s vas aarty rDgaiu,l ou ff'cr buying hlt l- pos
folow.d h, A,aAv roalrlur 90. fHI iH't l''rif'-
and weaker lat. cahlos. leading 90 o. Iin' n eI9
Final NgI.f.-. hDwet r.. v'If 80 |th hlI lG3
,rift. als,yc the bottom. ~llr-. lD3 500 bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

CoTTON-On the pot h1- not Nand for the daY'
ruling steady and qui,t Sales 23i bales for cou-um-
ton. Also lat woh. not h'for' reported @-'l bag IS
for export and 80 bal, a. con,ullon P"t irr.p-.
S,itcn bcr receipts at tlc poit- aggregated ~
bale against 3el 563 bale, for u. corresponding tIHc
last year
Quotations are based Oh Standard u Ca,aca-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
feIo Uanteo

. CENTS WANTED. have original plan III deal
n re with our agents Nhi.h they sI'1.iN dppItVd.v
~ furnish th,m with quantity uI our ts'1oHt's IN
.tr nam. printed ou each exclusive agents lo uVlr
.ouuty Agent, have merely % "c th't 'nc Sa.dosu's
nrou,ry distributed aul Che result Is marvellous. VA
..,t I'm ,6, wiv can also establish large man traur
IuI particular, nailed receipt oi cents III Il'
LESTER PAYNE CO.. Battr Crock Mlch.-
WISH no FNlpIOY fev laia, on salary g. take
| re ~ my bu,iG,,, at Ger home. IL 'h'i Vey
n,fing md heal thfl. Wdg slO pl week I.,les'
ono. rye7 GOOD Dty " tim Address with stalhp
Nh, MARION WALKER. Louis Ky.
xx,,\rrp 7,rron. also a mother, help; must bring
w ,f.r,nce, MIRIAM CONHlEHE 81 last l'th'
-t bot fth-aNc. and broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Proposals.
TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUENISHING MATERIALS AND
PERFORMING WORK - TIE EiI 81 - NEoHH,i,T nm
ECILDING. PURSUANT 10 CHAPTER a.l LAWS
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
New-York. January 10. 1880

New-l lork. January 10. lS'O
HUGH j. GRANT.
Mayor
FREDERICK SMYTll.
Recorder;
THFODOEF W. MYERS.
COWptrO,leri
RICHARD CHOKEE,
Chamberlain
WALTON STORM
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Board OF Aldermen
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

NEW AND TRUE MUSIC BOOKS.
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CHOICE SACRED SOLOS, for Low Voice. 40 songssl
SONG CLASSICS, Soprano and Tenor 80 songs..Sl
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CLASSIC TENOR SONGS. SO 81
CLASSIC VOCAL DUETS, the very best-.....-......Sl
FvERESTS ALBUM OF SONGS good selcctions...s
MAUD v WHITES ALBUM tasteful songs.......-.-..s 81
SUILlVAN'S VOCAL ALBUM a masters work.-....s 81
POPLAR SONG COLLECTION, 81 good songs 81
GOOD OLD SONGS WE USED TO SING, 10 sonSssl
COLLEGE SONGS, 15c 900 sold SOC
COLLEGE SONGS for BANJO; for GUITAR; eachSl
RHYMES AND TUNES; Osgo0d. Sweet home music sl
INSTRUMENTAL.
PIANO CLASSICS, Vol. l, A pieces.
PIANO CLASSICS Vol. .. 81 pieces.
CLASSICAL PIANIST az pieces.
POPULAR PIANO COLLECTION, p pieces.
POPULAR DANCE MUSIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
YOUNG PEOPLES CLASSICS, So easy pieces.-..s1
The above all superior books.
Any book mailed for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON COMPANY, Boston.
C. H. DITsON & CO..
e67 Broadway. New.York.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

Red In store January - 2G35 800 hurl,
27OS 80 bush h~t week ana "3"o 81 buNh ti7
time a year ago.
Nrw.York Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup.
plY SATURDAY, January % 1880
Wheat Corn. Oss, Rye Barley.
TO;1 inl
stOrr &
snost 81 9i3 GO4 GiG 72o s07 1891 40 ll3 9ie 80
Inc . $50 SOD ........l 9OJ1Ol .......
dec 597 o27 80, 17I,iI7l ..'..I 2ioeI0
Visible supply In the United States aud Canada:
Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. Barley.
Jan 25,l
1890 81 ois 0Oi 900 7o2t sG7 039 420 i13l 9is s9
Jan lSl
lS032 $40 63i II 81 039 1856 329 6O3 . lS9 02l
Jan 20,
fSSD l3J,jyJ 1J4 IL 21 500 T. 10 800 O3 1Bb
Jan 81
1883 4l Osi 7l3i 1873 55lO 3J5 3J2 17s , oo5 )
Exclusive Of Kansas CITY this week.
Dcductng Kansas city stocks from laht week, actual
changes Wheat. decrease 3sI.1G1 bush corn, Ia
crease bush osts decrease lI1 Osf bush; Fyr
rease 93 6s5 bush barley, decrease. 237 07J bush.
HAY AND STRAW There Is a steady market for nno
grades with moderate supplies and fair demand. In
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Drn Noo0s

1,PECINI INDTCEMENTS.- week !
- ,,U nav to place orders with Us now Tor tarPt
Iu.- Eua- Nattug- Fancy FURNITURE. 1hair> Rockers
4'''' ~ 1874 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Cost allO touno

oSr -U,nk. book so. l53.Gj2 on Dry Dock savings
uk ANY person having claims upon -aid book i called
tr.n % present 20 the bank Whm uHtl "a =
of l, said luon VIII D." dccl''d cancelled ana eN'ii-
cui~Aod and "a new ISSUED in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Ncm pnblirItions.

EXTRADlTlON,
TIVE. RIGHT TO DEMAND IT; THE ENLARGE
urvT or ITS JURISDICTION, AND THE M
pRoyEMENT OF ITS METHODS.
By SIDNEY WEBSTER.
syO. paper. Price 40 cents
D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers,
13AND5 BOND.ST.. NEw.yOEK.
+ THE NEW YEAR NEW YEAR! 0
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

Commis sioncrs
OF the
Sinking Fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
Lodge and Everett.

In the Bunker Hill Mass district,
Mr.. HENRY CABOT LODGE is opposed by
DIR. WILLIAM EVERETT, son of the IA
nous EDWARD EVERETT.
The Doctor is certainly a very bright
man, and is making the canvass exceed
ingly lively. The elections-law has
been the subject of no end OF raillery
from him, and the people OF the district
have had this malicious measure SO
clearly explained to them that they I'M
derstand it as well as the average south
ern constituency, which is saying a good
deal, for from the beginning our people
have watched the scheme as the head OF
house does an approaching burglar.
The Doctor is also very happy in IL
Illustrating the outrageous features OF the
MCKINLEY bill, and though he is ad-
dressing people who have long been pro-
tectionists, he seems to be making good
progress. He tells his hearers that the
Democratic party will prove to be the
party Of reform, and that in few years
hey will see the supremacy of the part
ties reversed. The drift has been going
on in that direction for years, he de-
clares.
The Doctor is making a courageous
canvass, and if the "pocket-nerve" OF
the workingmen has not been deadened
by the Republican corruption fund he
has q fair prospect of winning. 1t il
conceded that he is a man of fine charac
ter aud ability. We hope he will sue
coed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
this country who do not believe in the
MCKINLEY bill are to be driven out OF
Che party II will very soon cease to be
powerful organization.
Hotel Fires.

The destruction by fire OF the magni-
ficent Leland Hotel At Syracuse empha-
sizes the fact that even where fro
escapes are plentifuAy provided, as they
were there, the modern hotel is dan
Qerons place in which to be sleeping
when fire breaks out at midnight.
On such occasions panic seizes the
people and they do what they ought not
and neglect the commonest precautions
The great height of this hotel, the
shortness OF the firemen's ladders, the
tangled web of electric wires over the
street, and the inability Of some OF the
guests to make proper use OF the hre-
escapes contributed TO the disaster. The
number OF deaths was eight, the same
as at the Spotswood Hotel in this city,
which was burned December %. 1870.
The Syracuse fremen saved many
lives. Their services that one night we're
worth all the pay they will get in ten
years.
In one instance, where the extension
ladder was raised, to the great horror OF
the crowd il was found to be several feet
short of window where several women
stood piteously entreating help, but the
fireman who led in the ascent boldly
stepped upon the top round and saved
them.
Our building laws are 80 poor and
their execution so Intellectual all persons
who 90 TO hotels should look out for
their own safety. There are very few
real fre-proof houses IN this country
and not very many stsircases of iron or
stone. SO the higher up in the
house you are sent the greater will
he YOUR risk. "Blind passages
and rooms that do not open upon
streets, alleys, or courts are to
be avoided. The prudent and expe-
rienced traveller never goes into a
strange hotel without examining the
means OF exit in case OF a midnight fire.
II is well TO take this precaution, and
also TO add TO ones calculations OF the
chances of escape the exceeding proba-
bility of being awakened from a pro-
found sleep to find the room full OF
smoke and the people OF the house in
panic most dire.
Until there are more stringent laws,
rigidly enforced, each guest must exer-
else all the prudence which he can COM
mand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
NOT AT BLAckSmlTHS
Love Laughs. and the Wealthy Miss Cam

Love Laughs, and the Wealthy Miss Cam
mack Eiopes with Forge-Aaster.
The latest sensation in matrimonial
way is the elopement of Miss Annie
Cammack, the only daughter of Mr..
John Cammack. wealthy retired florist
OF Washington. says a special 10 the
New York Herald, with blacksmith
who kept small shop near her fathers
mansion. -.
The blacksmith bears the aristocranc
name of Arlington Hardesty.
The couple went over to Baltimore
last Friday and we're married by the
Rev. William Clapp. They spent that
night In Baltimore and the next day AZ
the happy groom's humble lodgings near
Mr.. CAmmack's mansion.
On sunday morning the bride pegged
over home. and announcing that they
had lust returned from Baltimore, took
up her home life where she hsd left 1t OIL
On Monday morning letter was re-
ceived by her father from Baltimore
friend, detailing thu circumstances OF her
STAY there with Hardesty, and when ne
confrontsd her with this story sne
promptlx denied the whole thing. Mr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
THE CHIEF JUSTICE
NJ NORTH CAROLINA HAS a VERY
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH,
Judge Merrimon and Daughters bruised
For the Soldiers Home-Hesvy Cot
ton Freirbts-Noney Plenty.
special telegram TO tho Dispatch. !

RALEIGH, n. G.. October l7.-Chief-
Justice Merrimon, ofthe Supreme Court,
had q narrow escape from death on
public road three miles north OF here
while in carriage with two OF his
daughters. AS he drove upon bridge
an angry COW which was being driven in
an opposite direction rushed at the
horse. which suddenly whirled and over
turned the carriage just on the edge OF
the bluff or bank of the creek at q point
where the water is fifteen feet in depth.
Though all were bruised none were hurt
Five hundred dollars more money for
the Soldiers Home here has been raised
during the State Fair by committee of
Raleigh ladies. To-day at the fair
grounds there was drawing for prizes
given in aid of the Home.
DAMAGE TO WEARING APPAREL.
To-day was in sharp contrast to yes
terlay in point Of weather. 1t was
stated last night that the loss and dam
age to wearing apparel by reason Of
yesterdays deluge of rain at the fair
/ grounds would amount TO thousands OF
dollars. To-day's weather was superb.
Last night many people came in and to-
day there was good attendance at the
fair.
GOVERNOR AND STAFF.
Governor Fowle leaves next Tuesday
for Nation, where on Wednesday he
will open the Border fair. Thursday he
will 90 to Wrightsyille to inspect the
work in progress at the permanent en-
campment-groGnds and will be accom-
panied by Quartermaster-'i Odds
and Colonel Beuehan Cameron, lnspec-
tor of small-arms pratice.
meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee of the state Dental Society last eve
ming it was decided to hold the next an
nual convention at Morehesd City next
August.
DEMAND FOR FREIoHT-cARs.
The demands for freight-cars are more
pressing than ever before here. The
heavy cotton crop is the cause. Many
extra trains'are made up every day for
Norfolk, TO which point the greater part
OF the freight goes. Fifteen hundred
bales Of cotton are shipped daily from
here. As an evidence of the great pros
perity of the year, bank officers say that
there is a more extensive settlement o.
debts than ever before, and that many
of these are five and six years old.
Peter NJ. Wilson. secretary of th'
State Fair, WAS called to Winston thu
morning by telegram announcing thu
serious illness of his wife.
NUMBER OF CoNvIcrs LESS.
The warden of the penitentiary state
that the number of convicts receives
this year is less than in four or five year
past. Eleven came in to-day, OF whom
seven were from Vance county and fou
from Wayne.
Richard II. Battle, of this city, ha
been elected president of the Nortl
Carolina Agricultural Society, whicl
holds its annual fair here. Eugene {
Beddingfeld, the secretary OF the Stat
Farmers Alliance, has been elected Sc
cretary. He will probably decline f
serve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18

The Hon. NJ. b. Rowe, the Demo
cratic mayor OF fredericksburg. is one
of the few officials OF this country who
gave to the Count of Paris an unre-
served welcome. 1t made no difference
TO him whether the visitor WAS of royal
or peasant blood, it was enough that he
was a countryman of LAFAYErrE.
Mr.. Rowe lives in the old MARYE
house on Marye's Heights, and at the
foot OF his beautiful sloping lawn is the
famous "sunken road. whence the
Confederates fred upon the Federals
some of the most murderous volleys oil
musketry recorded in all history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
A HARDENED WRETCH.
He Is Cooler on the Scsffold Than His Ex-
ecutioner.
IPy Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

IPy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
MoRRIs. ILL.,, October Thames
Maxwell was hanged this morning for
the murder of Charles Decker IN June
last. Maxwell wasthe coolest man about
the iail last night. When the Sheriff
showed some evidences of trepidation at
the task before him Maxwell said :
"Brsce up, old man. You are much
more troubled about this than | am.
When the Sheriff began to read the
death warrant in trembling voice Max
well interrupted with: "Stop that CAB
and Lot us get through this thing as soon
as possible" His wish was complied
with, aud he was at once conducted 10
the gallows.
The Sheriff asked him if he had any
thing to say. His reply was complaint
that the Sheriff had put window in the
sbanty III which the execution took
place so that the crowd outside could
see him. The Sheriff then cut the cord
and the body fell In six minutes Max
we'll was pronounced dead Just before
leaving his cell Maxwell handed the
Sheriff big knife, telling him that he
might have killed himself half dozen
times il he had wanted to.
Msxwell's crime was unusually brutal
He, with oonfederates, entered the house
OF Decker, an aged farmer, TO rob the
place, and when Decker discovered them
they Drained him with an ak. Entering
another room they severely injured his
wife and pursued their quest for plum
der until they found the noise they made
had awakened several others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-18
TAI CHURCH

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PROTESTANT EPlsCOPALl-Roy. JonN D.
NswroS. Rsctor.-D.uue service a. II A. NJ
and 5 p. ". sunday school ateo 4. ". a r1r-
dial welcome 10 all