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GREENvILLE, \. c.,
January 3rd, 1891.
Mr.. EUGENE WALLNAU,
Dear Sir:-It gives me great plea
sure to assure your patrols OF your
thorough ability as uner. and !
give you tho liberty Of using my
name % testimonial.
Respectfully,
Mrs. LoUIa G. lATT An.
Mr.. Eugene Walluau is engaged
as a Piano Tuner in the Greenyille
College, and he has proved iiiusell
very competent and care al work
man. He is a gentleman ard c5n-
scientiously performs the work en.
trusted to him, and having gives
perfect satisfaction, give him, M
solicited, this testimonial of III.
work, commencing his services Z
parties in want OF reliable t-sneI
and repairer.
PROF. JOHN DCcKETT,
Prin. of Greenyille College
GrecnviIl., y. G
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Sampson Coanty Fair.

You w.il fEd ia his Ia Of lhls pa
per list If Premiums offsred ~ Society
and lis. Ct Srsc.al Pr ,alucls offered
10y cit zees Of linton, and Sampson
c5In'y IuLrc y II! b, another large
list OF Special Premiums n next wesk's
iss-a, 4. fsct tho Specisl Premium list
we lhi-k all sarpass that Of any former
year, We have the ASSURANCE that each
department. Ct tho ial. will b. mere com
Ile'e ,haa Iger c@toyc The lo1es. X Il.
rates will be obtained for visitors The
fair grounds have been enlarged, ai,acst
/ acres Of land h1s been added TO old
fair grouL1. We nox have ono OF the
best race tracks il North Carolina aad
no pairs sill b. sT2ired 10 make the
fair compete ia evrty par.icaIar. Hon.
Jerry R1-E SscretG~y Ag.icu'ture, and
Hon Matl w. Ransom, have been in
yitei 10 speak or Tussiay and Er.dsy
Alliance LAY. Ion. l. 9. Livingston
aud T. L, WATSON of Georgia and Capt.
Oct. Coke and Rev G. 81. Sanding have
been invited, Hoo. Harry Skinner viii
h. Nth rs both days thursday ard FIJI
day. EoshiDg will ~ I.ft uadonc 10
en-; ertsin tbs visitor Come aud feast
your {, es On che fno 1eoplay in very
depar meut AID Instructed by the best
speakers in tGe country.
W. X. PIGFORD, INO. a. OATES,
President. Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
NOTICE!
HAVING THIS DAY QUAIL

HAVING THIS DAY QUAIL
IL fled 90 executor OF the
estate Of J0lri J.-Hu.isefn, hereby
give notice 10 all tie creditors Of the
sail JOHN liud-0n o present their
claims 10 the Undersigned within II
m0,ths fT9aT this date or this notice
viii be pleaded in baFsof their re.
.covery, aud ell persons indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make
prompt payment
!. l.. WOOTEE, Adm'r
Per Z. +. COOPER, Atfy.
This Sept 2.,rl. l6Af II GtE
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AU-
D tEority vested in ne by a
decree ofthe Superior Court OF Samp-
son county, in case Of NJ. J. Heyer
VS.. J. NJ. Seasons and wife, aud 9th
ers, / will sell at public auction, for
cash, at Roseboro, n. c., on Satur-
day, the 2Sth day of November,
1891, three tracts of land conveyed
bp mortgage deed to said NJ. J. Hey
er by j. X. Seasons, j. NJ. Seasons
and wife -. A. Seasons, and re-
corded it book ~ at pages 1873 and
1874 of the Records OF Sampron
county. One tract, known as the
Culbieth Place, contains 50 acres,
and is good land. The other tracts
contains stole house and other build
ings. All tracts contain fac farm
ing lands under cultivation.
JNO. ID. KERR, Com
october 22nd, 1891. -29-tds
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05

have a large stock of Goods ,shich
/ will sell very cheap. Some Of
them Mt cost. Special bargains in
White Linen Shirts, Pants, Cloth
and Dress Goods. Tobacco 20 cents
per pound; North Carolina Lard al
II cents per pouad the finest Cheese
made at - cents per pound; good
Cheese 129 cents per pound. 1t viii
pay every one who wants TO buy to
come and see me. Respectfully,
Il. +. POWELL.
Big lOt Of Flour for sale cheap at
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
". @. RICH, Agent.
Oct. , IF. Clinton, \. &.


NOTICE. Of SALE.
= DEFER FOR SALE ON
L. easy tera5 the following
tracts Of lane as follows: Adjoining
the lands ". y. Ncwkjrk, ~. VI.
Skies .autl others. First rfct bcgin-
ming at the mouth Of a ditch IL Iipr-
rings laE.!iHE On The west side Of
Black river, and runs M said ditch
y 20, " 25' pDle- 20 a pine stuiap,
thence + Is n 90 poles 80 pine,
thence \ " l22 palys II Il stake,
thence > 50 - 40 pole. He3r the
ola New hirk.niill dam, thence S~Tf
" 50 poles 10 a pine stump, thcnce
due S G3 pole, tDa 5 axe oa the roai
in kciih's Branch, thence \ - T. &
II Olds 10 & stake, thence = ID l. i3
poles 10 pma stamp, thence > 81
+ l7G poles - a large pine GA the
rad, thence = - u SO poles 10 u
large pine, thence $ q j. 81 poles TO
pine, thchce < 3sl r. 100 poles 30 n
stake, thence = 1i Il - poles to Il
ditch, thence y rs !. 80 poles with
E!he ditch, thence > - E.I2 poles,
AhtftNN - ~ - . 4 ..f..sS * ii't - bb
l. 3 poles, tboUee > % /. - poles 10
f. white oak IN tlc river, ihcnce up
the mcander= oE said river to The be-
ginning, cnnlaiI ing four hurdred
aud thr'e-foafths hcrea rAoreor less.
The EccOEd tract % the Clay levels,
| beginning alta stake IN ID. FL. Skies
Iiuc near Il II ud ol a s'Haes aud runs
\ 10 Il II poles 10 stake, the1es'
| N.72 Y 22G poles % stake Gear
Boar Bone branch, thence - IL IL
13j poles to a stake, tbcHce = Sb. II
i62 poieSdJ the begin ing. Contain
! ing enc hundred and aiuc1een. Mud
one quarter acres, more or les. Said
laud conveyed 80 me by John A.
iStcphcns, april 9th. 1888
t Registered May u, 1888, In the
office or the Register ct DEEDS for
Sampson county, North raroii N, in
Book 20 Of oCelt4, page 3i5, &c.
Oct, 2.--8t Il. ". HICKS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
IN MExogIAN.

Eirs< Zen lines fres. . eents half sl aaver.
iissnzs rates. for ezcA subsequent line. count
ing nords 20 the line
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOT ICE.

hereby forewarn and forbid any
person or persons from hiring shell
tering or harboring, from this day
on, my son Henry Wiley, without
my knowledge and consent.
SUSAN JAPHART.
Oct. 80, 1s91.-nov5- 1t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
All Through Sampson.


ESSend IA the news from your
township for this column. Every
subscriber 20 this Paper has light
and Is requested 10 contribute items
Of news in she's neighaorhoad for
this column. We win not publish
your name unless you desire ii va
LISBON.
NJ. l. T.. T,ar snl family all leave
Fri3a. for Rockingham. whsrs be wlIl
iocate We s:e E1rry 10 10 c them.
FRANKLIN.
4r L. N B,yEi1 WiiI met hs sing.
ing c!a-s 4; K4rg's On Nov Ilsh ard l2th.
SOUTH CLINTON.
Rev Mr.. Peel will preach at d ;; rs
Chare! on Saturday before and On ths
Ord Sunday Of this nolth.
LITTLE CoHARtR.
Ar. John Owens died isst Monday, oil
tyt hold fever, after an Illness OF Few
weeks.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
REFERENCES

REFEKENIL-
Mrs. A. g. Hunter, Muse Teach.
er Greenville College; Miss Fannie
Holland, Music Teacher, New Bcrne,
n. c.; Miss Marian Il. Hadcliff, Va
cal Teacher, New Berne, y. G..
Gct29-It
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Index 10 New Advertisements.

NOtice-E. T. Britt.
Notice Susan Japhat.
Daily Reflector The Eastern Re
flectOr.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05

- BROWNS mon BITTERS
Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala-
ria, Nervousness and General Debility. Physi-
clans recommend it. All dealers sell it, Genuine
hastraGe mark and crossed red lines on wrapper
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
SPECIAL. NOTICE!

our entire stock Of Goods Is now
offered at New York cost for cash
Our books are closed andalI accounts
are due and must be paid. We mean
Just what we say.
&c eft VIM. A. JOHNSON.
Heavy / buckingham S Getting
at II. NJ. FERRELL's
When you visit Clinton call in
and examine my stock of Clothing
w. II. DUNCAN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
NOTICE.!

am bound to ask all that are due
me, to settle. Some have let their
account stand long after the time of
promise to pay, some took advantage
to make an account and they must
settle i'll some way.
FRANK BOYETTE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
HONEYCUTTs.

We are pain.d to chsonicis ths death
of Ar Tem Crumrler al his homo last
Sunday night Of beart disease.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05

Big lot Of Flour for sale cheap at
G.. i. JOHSsOS'a.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05

Do you know anything about that
''Pont Lace" Flour there is so much
talk about at TN. Ferrell'o?
Yes, the lady who took the pre-
mium on Light bread at our last Fair
will tell you it was made of "Point
Lace" Flour bought of 7. NJ. Fer
hell.
| have a cneap line of Clothing
which | will sell cheap.
w. II. DUNCAN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05


settle i'll some way.
FRANK BOYETTE.
M. HANsTEIN has reduced prices
of his entire stock.
Shoes from so cents and upwards.
Children Suits S1.00 and upwards.
Odd Pants rs cents and upwards.
Mems Suits $3.50 and upwards.
Boys Goats $3.50 and upwards.
Mems Goats S1.75 and upwards.
Hats % cents aad upwards.
The goods mentioned above are
Leading goods which l have Just re-
duced in price and worth much more
than / am Offering them at.
My stock of Groceries are Fresh
and Cheap. When in need call on
w. II. DUNCAN.
Those owing US will please make
Immediate payment as we need thu
money. Very respectfully,
WATSON g. PETERSON.
a Oct. l, 1891.
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My new goods are in. Have beer
TOO busy with other matters to writ,
advertisements. l. ok out for i
next week. In the meantime call il
and see me. w. G. RACKLEY.
Mr.. W. T. Williamson has just re
celVed very large voice of Hal
ness, Saddles, Brides, Halters
Whips, &C., which he will sell at tn
very lowest prices. Call and see hir
al shop under CAUCASIAN office.
sept. 10-tf
The celebrated ''Point Lace" Flor
can always be had at
7. NJ. FERRELI,s.
Mr.. Editor: Ask twenty Clinic
ladles In succession what | faster the
consider the most strel gtaening. ii
most soothing, the most healing. an
III all respects the Most d ;sirable, ar
nineteen of them will promptly a,
I'M sWer, LEES Blackjack !. PI,AsrEp
oc 9-1y.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT.
HOW to Advertise.

,,,,,.,1,r, ~ small one. for ycu. II L moi
AZ. but ItEE that We prefer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Grdn ,.tol Sugar at
II. Nj. FE RRELL'S.

As a rule mcrcf ants reduce prices
after January. BY that time every
one who is able has made most Of
his winter purchases. But on ac-
count of short crops. low price Of
cotton, scarcity of money, etc, /
have decided to red uce prices at once
: to give those who are in need of
\ Clothing, Shoes and Hats cha ace
TO b y from a full stock as cheap as
they could after Christmas from a
broken stock. We are bound to sell
Call and see that l mean just what /
say. M. HANSTETN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

-,- ..Hant-" and business Notice. oan be
,. r,rd iutli- column at ten cCntsa Inc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-16
Terrible Assault

UTICA, n. Y, May 16.-L,st evening
Louis Layes. a Frenchmsn, living near Lee
Centre, told his wife that he thought he had
better kill her aud the children and hang
himself. The wife was very much frighten-
ed aud id not dara to 60 to bed, but she
put the children to bad and sat Ia the dark.
at o'clock she woke the oldest catld, 8
gisl OF II years OF age. and together they
went to an Clubhouse.
A soon as they lefG Layea followed them.
He burst In the door Of the clubhouse with
an axe and dealt the wits blow on the
head with The same instrument. He also
struck at thu girl, bat che eyaded him, ran
to the house, woke her little brother and
sister, aged and 81 years, respectively, aud
aroused the neighoors.
Mrs Lsyes WIS found lying in path with q
Gu. In her forehead ard eight gsshes on Tor head.
She will die Lsyes had disappeared, havirg
gone TO the bra and taken rope which it is
supposed he intends hanging himself with. He
i poor, "a ,rose disposition and 81 pears old.
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eEnM WASHINGTON.

ss,eeiol Correspondence Of The Aierandria Ga=ee.]
pTAaaraesc g. D. C.. May 16. 1851.
Peorls from Alexandria oounty In the
civ this morning say that Mr. Salisbury,
formerly of New Jsfsss. more recently Of
Fairfax county, apd now of Alexandria
county, Va viii be SD independent oandi
dste for Sheriff Ct hat couaty, at the elec-
ton 60 be cello next Thursday week, against
Nj. Vei!cb, the present democratic Sheriff
People from Wsyrenton, Va, here To-day,
aay the published report about certain New
York parties leaving that ueigbborhood
without settling their Indebtedness, does
cnem aD iniast;ce, as they thought they had
settled sill their accounts. and will hasten to
do 30 as eoou as they snail he informed that
they have not.
Messrs. L. G. Washington, J. B. Bigger
and Taylor Berry. Of Virginia, Of the Board
OF Visitors of Mount Vernon, met IN formally
here lsst nighs. they went to Mount Yer
non this morning, where they held their 40.
meal meeting, and where they were hand
somely eu,ertsired by the Board Of Regents.
Il Ia the prevstenE cpiDion here to-aay
that the remoysl of young Raum frcE the
oeneloa Office yesterday for bribery and theft
will be followed by that of his fatfer, who
the President at last seems to think Is too
big load 70 carry any longer. IL ia also
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-16

..jd that sscood Assistant Secretary Bus5ey,
of tee Iuterior Department, will Also have
70 ws!k tee plank, "a lie hss been standing
;rn with the Rsama, ct least to the extent
OF irving to conceal their rascsity, which
has become too notorious scandal for any
to oondOne.
Mr. John Young Bro~n, the guberustotiai
nominee Of tbs Kentucky democraog, nss
net bte1 hers fcr may years. but Ia wen
remembered as the man who was poio
enough to stsrd up In the 43td Congress,
when the republican msj ority In that body
wes overwhelming, and when au hit Dut
praise for prominent republicans was Urea
aon." and denounce Bar smip +. Butler foF
all that was vile and wicked, and to Fay
that il any crime exceeded In enormity tie
capacity of the Eoeiieh language TO express
il. be should call 1t But!erism. For this a
resolution OF censure was passed, and MIR.
Brown was brought before the bar OF the
House and reprimanded by the then Speak
or, MT. Blaine.
The military authorities say they ere max
ing every effort to punish the soldiers VINO
participated in the attack on the jail al
Wslls Wslls. Wash, and have now otferec
a reward OF 500 for the capture OF eIca Of
the guilty soldees as deserted to avoid pun
ishmens
Ia reply to reaueet from Hon. John W.
Foster on the su' not. Assistant Secretary
Sosulding has informed him that the amount
of draw back paid on -four manufactured IN
the Uoited Ssases from imnorted wheat and
exported since 1884 wss 1858. This amount
was all paid 10 the year 1887. This is
patent example of the republican humbug
of protecting farmers by taxing foreign
wheat.
Il lie understood that one OF the frst things
the PRECEDENT will consider now that he has
returned, will be the appointment of the
Judges of the new territorial! land courts, He
nae said that be will select them from local.
tiles as fsT away from the territories as pos
sible, go that they may be without prejudice
It Is for one of these places thst the many
friends of Judge Thomas Smith OF Warren
ton. Va, are pushing him.
Presidents Harrison was called upon IT,
day by ell the cabinet officers ia tina CITY
and BIZ some other prominent people. be
DOESN'T lcok at all isded By his long trip,
ami spesks IN the highest terms Of those
who managed 1t. saying they did hot lose
minute in its ten thousand miles.
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The Itata.

ST. LOUIS, May 16.-A dispatch from the
City of Mexico says that it is rumored there
that the Itata has bsen captured by the
Charleston off the coast of the State OF Ja!is-
CO and that she is now returning with aer
prize towards San Diego. Il is impossible
to verify or deny the ,umor. The man-o!-
wsr reported hy!rg no colors ard lying eff
tho coast of San Bias, on loves gation,
proved to be oosstwise steamer. Its cap
tain had seen no vessels of a suspicious char.
scter.
SAN DIEGO, CAL. May 16. -Tbeicsptain Of
the steamer Nswbsro, which arrived at his
port at midnight last night, reported that
on the way down tha coast she mat the
Gillian warship E,msralda OF Cape 81. La
cas- cad spoke with officers Of that vessel.
Alter leaving the E.m sralda. which pro-
coded North. he passed sometime during
thu night, vessel supposed to be the Chill
Ian warship Imper!ale, also going N lrtb.
The osptein stated be Ia OF the opinion that
the Eimcralda and the Late put lato Mag
d.ens Bay, where the cargo could have
been transferred Without sng trouble and
the Charleston might have passed by while
this transfer Was being made.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 16 "A bulletin re-
oeiyad here announces the arrival OF the
cruiser Charleston at Acapulco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-16

THE ENORMOUS experts OF gold fsom this
country during the last thee weeks. amount
log to nesrly twenty million dollars, the re-
fusel of Canada to receive any more Uoiseo
States silver money, aud tho expected large
deficit 10 the Treasury at Washington, have
created suspicion in tho minds CT wide
awake men of fl :irs that the finances Ct
this country ais not Ia as good condition ss
they might be. and hRa induced them TO csst
an anchor TO w,ndward. Speculation on bs-
sis OF paper end deprecated silver cnrrepcy
is BIZ no means . safe business-for honest
neople.
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TIE Mount Vernon Regents.

The Ladies' Association continued its ses-
sion at Mount Vernon yesterday. a mum.
Der OF Washington rslic5 aud other gifts
were acknowledge. am 1ug the latter being
several sets of silver SPOONS. one from Mr.
NJ W. Gait, of Wsshingo on. In addition 20 these
gifts the association has enriched its library
shelves By the addition OF lsrgo number of books
which belonged in it in Wsshington's time
The gariea has become the source of consider
able revenue TO the association. Mrs. Alexander
Mitchell the vice regent {, Wisconsin, has erect
cd lately new green house. The erection of
this house completes the OF giual appearance in
every detail Of the ontbuildings which were
around the msrsion during Washingtons life
time.
Mrs. Washington, the West Virginia viccre-
gent hiss undertaken the work of having the
Washington bust, which has boon at Mt. Vernon
for msny years restored. She has obtained per-
mission FROM the Secretary of the Treasury to
have Mr. Fliicott, tho cbIsf mndeler Of the super
yising architects Office, restore The clay bust and
have copy cast in pisster Thi. bust was msde
originally f ON the Houdon life mask. The work
of restoration will commence shortly, snd will be
done at Mount Vernon.
OF the 235 acres In the estate, only between
so or 60 a, cultivated. The rest is woodlsud
The regent and vice regents of TIE associs ion
will attend divine service at Old Pohck Church
to. IN orrow (f fne) at IL o'clock in the morning.
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a T, Eek A N u r 7 A. V a
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 16.

vouSG Mr.. Baum, who has just been DIS
,n;ased from his position as assistant cnie'
o'erk OF the peueion bureau for bribery and
thsft. is the Identical man whose testimony
tina republican majority of the congressional
committee that Investigated the charges OF
fraud, bribery and corruption against his
father. the Commissioner OF Pensions az
eicped ss their ground for acquitting the &C
,.naed on e Scotch verdict. Moral as wei' as
,hys;oal defects ere hereditary, and as the
R,nms have bsen proved to be bad los'"
s,o.b father aad SOD ought to be any Whefe
alsa than Ia places Of public trust. LIE
a,5a, Raum IL still iuttu ted with the die
n, -sar,ent Of hundreds OF millions OF public
~ 3ey though it was proved that No "ad-
rsncean the claims Of pension agents VINO
endorsed his notes for large sums OF money,
and though ho refused TO exhibit books by
which fraudulent charges against him would
esys baeu sustained. But young Rsum's
,,,ss o,so throws additional discredit upon
,he cEy!i geryice law ard rules, foF II men can
oct cle,kshipy ia the pension bureau WITH
ont undergoing competitive, CT any o.ner
sor, Of examination. by the payment OF sZVo
IN ihe son O. ,ae head OF that bureau, why
should the people Of the country DC ta1to
90 support the expensive civil service COM
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r esnerate Burglars.

YouNesrowN, Ohio, May l6.-ohcef
Freed is dying and Officer Psterie will proo-
ably lose his left arm as result OF nsn'
after midnight with gang OF burglars. Inc
residence of Dr.. McCurdy was entered anu
sealskin sacque AID money taken. omoer
Peterie arrested a stranger on suapioior.
The man broke away and fred revolver
at the posse of officers In pursuit. Inc
police captured the man and foutd the
stolen articles in hls possession. The other
burglars escaped.
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CoLoRED PEOPLE CAN HE'LL THEMsELvEs.-
At the Virginia Baptist State Convention, repre-
aentiug 10000 colo,ei Baptsts, at Chsrlottes-
vile yesterday DR.. McVicke-a, of Toronto Can
ada in urging the raising of fund of So, 900 for
two colored semnaries, drew gloomy picture of
tho colored people o. the South, asserting that
they W Areworss OF now in many sections than taoy
were 35 years ago. He then spoke of what tho
American Baptist Homo Missionary Society de-
sired to do for the people of the State. ln reply
t. Dr. Mcv,ckers Rev. ]. NJ ARM stead (co!ored),
OF Petersburg said: am opposed to any more
such help from the North. l would say TO the
BONE Mission Board OF New York, put your mon
ey somewhere else and lot ns help ourselves. If
VIC arc over to stand alone, now ID the time to do
SO, but ss long es our northern brethren rccs the
Grad o for us we will be children and forty yesrs
hence we shall be Pa dependent on the northern
hslp as we are now" Tn, speech created q stir
and provoked long and heated discussion.
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Steamer on Fire.

Nav YORK, May 1.-the steamer ..
Romans vhioh left this port Wednesday Tor
Liverpool returned last night with lire 10
her hold. The steamer had on boarc o2I
mead of cattle. 400 bales OF cotton ana
16 600 bushels of grain 10 bulk. The IRE
started 10 the cotton. and the captain ofdsl-
ed the batehea battened down at once. at
the Office of the company 1t was said nothing
could be done to extinguish the fire until
all cotton had been removed and for this
purpose barges are being secured.
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AssocIA TED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON, May 16.-Ths latest news from
Chester In regard to the attempted murder
OF Mr.. B. O.. Duncan. wife OF Richard c.
Duncan, of Washington, D. c., is that the
lady is nov reported to be out CT
danger.
LONDON. May 16.-While Henry M. STAN
ley was delivering lecture at Sheffield last
night, the hall was invaded by gang Of
socialists who oegaa to sell pamphlet at
lacking the explorer. The pamphlet waa
very freely bought uads tina belief that 1t
contained report of one Of Stan'ey's lee
lures. When the fraud IA, discovered
there was a commotion aud the vendors
were Violently expelled. The gang lingei-
ed around the building, and as Mr.. Stanley
left the hall they attempted to mob him hut
his f7isnds aud the police kept Of his asssi-
ants.
Another large contingent of destituIe
Russian Hebrews has arrived here from
Hamburg. The arrivals of Russian He
brews here are increasing in number and
in importance. and they expect to settle in
London and Manchester. A few expect TO
go to the United States.
There has been a heavy SNOW fall In
Wales and In Cumberland county, England
II this city 1t is bitterly cold today, ard
during the morning there was heavy bail
storm.