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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-04-28
HOTEL ZINZENDORF.

HOTEL ZINZENDORF.
Fl. E. McIver was the contractor.
TO BE BUILT.
Mr.. W. A. Whitaker, the proprietor
of the Lucille Tobacco Works, had his
plans about perfected early last
spring to erect new quarters, but Ow-
ing to the scarcity of brick he had to
postpone the work until this year.
He expects to break dirt May 10th
on his new building which will be OF
brick, with granite bases and trim
mings 1t will front 13O feet on Fifth
street and 81 feet on the Richmond
& Danville Railroad, with a three
story 81" 44x5O feet. IL addition
to a basement SOx5O feet, the struct-
ure will be six stories high and will
have seven floors, including the man
sard roof floor which will be used for
drying purposes. The new building
will really be an annex to the old fac
tory which will stand, and will give
an additional capacity of 100000
pounds per year to the works.
New and improved machinery will
be added and the entire outfit when
completed will cost about $35, 900.
Mr.. Whitaker is not definitely deci-
ded yet, but it is quite probable that
he will employ force of hands by
the day to do the work. He expects
| to have everything completed by
January first next.
Col. J. A. Biting has had plans
drawn and will probably build four
factories this year On Seventh and
Pine streets. They are to be built
of brick and wood, five stories high
and 1920 feet. Each one will cost
about $5 900.
The American Tobacco Company
| is making arrangements for the cree
| ton of a mammoth tobacco factory
but their plans are not sufficiently
matured to give the details.
MANY RESIDENCES.
Messrs. Fogle Bros. have erected
| this year the following buildings:
For the Winston Development
Company four cottages on Highland
| at total cost Of 81 600.
One five room house on East Fifth
street for T. J. Baxter at cost OF
| $1,000.
Two seven room houses on Water
street for Miss M. A. Fogle, costing
$4,000.
One four room cottage on Mulber-
ry street for John Transou, costing
5000, and a small cottage on High.
land avenue for Manial Reed.
| One five room house on Broad
street for W. L. Foster at a cost OF
1000.
Two cottages on Banner avenue
for j. w. Fries, at cost of ST. 800.
The Boston block of five eight room
brick residences on Main street al
cost of SIS, 1000, for Messrs. J. w
& HI. E. Fries and Fogle Bros.
One five room house on Liberty
street for W. J. Spaugh, costing
| 81 900.
One four room house on Seventh
street for j. S. Blackburn at cost
of 5000.
Messrs. Fogle Bros. have contracts
for the construction of the following
buildings this year:
For W. f. Miller, two storysevel
room house on Old Town street; San
Peterson, an eight room two stor,
house on Elm street; A. l.. Mickle
an eight room one story house OF
Fifth street; Augustus Fogle sever
room residence below the Richmond
/ & Danville Railroad; j. d. Haines, /,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-04-28

caps, supporting a beautiful arcade
which tops the counters from begin
ming to end. The opening of arches
are protected in front and on sides
by beveled plate glass set in bronze
guilt work, made from special design.
The openings of the rear arches are
filled with bevel flashed glass. The
vault is very large, being 10 by Ii
feet inside 1t is built of imported
cream enamel brick, topped by a
heavy oak cornice. Visitors are m uch
struck with the building and are free
in their expressions of astonishment
and admiration at the handsome
material and fine workmanship which
has been so lavishly used used in this
building
The plans were drawn by Messrs.
Glenn Brown and Willis E. Hall and
the work cost $4,000. Fogle Bros.
were the contractors.
OTHER BUSINESS HOUSES.
Messrs W. A. Lemly and Joseph
Jacobs are considering the erection
of handsome block on corner of
Main and Third streets this summer.
1t will be 50x100 feet and not less
than three stories high besides base
ment.
R. W. Belo & Co., have erected
one story brick block of stores, con
tanning four rooms on Church street
at cost of about $500. Messrs.
Pitts & Mcknight were the contrac-
tors and builders.
Two-story brick addition, 16x44
feet, to the store of Mr.. D. D.
Schouler on Nam street. II. E.
Mc1ver was the contracto and the
cost was 81 800.
The same contractor repaired the
burnt brick store of R. J. Reynolds
on Liberty street at a cost of 81 900.
He will also build brick store on
Liberty street, 25x4O feet, for Rose
q Coles to cost ST 900.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-04-28

James G. Blaine, Jr., and Dan La
mont left this morning for Europe
for their health.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-04-28
AFIRST-CLASS
BARBER SHOP.

7LB.REwER Prop'r.
Gentlemen who wish a First-class Shave
in a white mans shop should call on him.
Everything neat and clean
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Richmond Terminal,

Interest 10 the Richmond Terminal plan
of reorganization has been revived In New
York by the fact that the extended time for
deposltlDg securities OF the company with
the Central Trust company expires to-day.
The time for depositing underlying sscuri-
ties expires on May b. It lie understood
that the opposition to the plan ofreorganiza-
ton comes from Interests that ar bent upon
the diamembefment of The system. The
big Four" road is said TO be after the Vir-
ginla Midland, and the Norfolk and West
aru, 1t Ia believed, would like to secure the
L ,st Tennessee System. The financial
needs OF all of ths constituent companies
are rapidly approaching oriss. 1t Ia ssld
that ir t,ress Is being paid upon many of the
obigs tions with borrowed money, end the
ability of the Terminal company and CT the
corporation 1t controls to borrow any more
is about exhausted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
NAV Day in Europe.

precautions taken by t1e authorities
IA e gland, la Paris and other cities on the
Continent prevented any very serious de-
mons rations By the ansrchis's, and tn
May Dag observanoes were not sttendtd by
the horrors predicted. In Tours, France, o
bomb was exploded neer the Gulse barrack.
doing no further damage than to mortalg
irjure tle anarchist who touched 1t oil
Over three hundred thousand people took
part 10 the Hyde Park demonstration in
London. Il black bag filled with dynamite
and pun-cotton wss found near the Wool
vioh Arsenal. In Rome the day passed
quietly. King Humbe,t rode through the
streets and was given an ovation. Large
de.aohments OF Italian troops guarded the
Vatican. 10 Vienna ten thousand work
ingmen marched to the Prater, and orderly
meetings In the interest OF an eight hour
working day we're held. Ia a town In Bel
eium several explosions occurred, one In a
church choir SCATTERING hundreds OF papes
of glass and causing much excitement. Ia
Brussels the day passed quietly. Liebk.
necht and other prominent socialists ad-
dressed great crowds of people In the beer
gardens Of Berlin. There were but few
disturbances OF any kind In Germany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Foreign News,

PARIs, Mag 2.-The returns thus far re-
ceived OF the municipal elections Ia France,
except in Paris, yesterday chow that the re-
pubicans are ahead. They have gained
every seat In the department. Of the North
With but one exception. Seventeen revolu.
tionists have been elected In 81. Oaeo.
1t is stated that the Marquis de More5
has challenged the municipal councillor who
insul.ingy referred to him In q fpseGh st
the Sale Favie meeting yesterday.
The HAGUE, May 2-The only importar t
disturbances that msrred the peaceful char
aoter Of May day 10 Holland occurred at
Leeuwsrden, where conflict occurred be-
tween The police and number Of working
men. The rioters stoned the police ard
smashed number OF windows In dwelling.
housee. The troubles threatening to be-
come very serious the cavalry was called
upon to aeslat the police and soon dispersed
the rioters.
GIBRALTAR, May "a Spanish sailing
vessel bouad for Albucemas, small Island
fortress and prison settlement In the Meditei-
ranean belonging to Spain, white eff 4hs coast
of Morocco became bsoalmed. A number o.
pirates seeing her condition boarded her
and looted her. While thu pirates were
landing their spells breezs sprang up ard
the crew clapped on all seil and headed for
this port, where they arrived this morning.
LONDON, May 2-AdvIces from South
Africa show that ocuss are rsvaging the
country. A swarm of the insects sIx miles
wide recently passed over the country near
Grahamatowp, Cape Colony. They were fy-
ing seward. The mealle crop In the Orange
Free State has been destroyed by the 10.
Gusts.
Mr.. Yates Darlington, the well.known an.
imsl painter. Is dead.
PARIS, May IN. Common inspector OF the
French phyllo1,ra department, States that ne e1.
poets ere long that France will regain her old
position as wine growing country. He says
that in thirty months the vineyards will COM
prise 2, SOC, 600 hectares which will be larger
ares devoted to wine growing than at any pre-
vious period.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Communicated.
The Police.


Where, in all these United States, is there a
city of fifteen thousand inhabitants, except Alex
andria where ten business houses have been
broken into and robbed in one night, and no ar
rests made? Talk about our boom, we excel, and
yet the oldest inhabitsnt is not satisfied. One
thing is yet necessary to make our police system
perfect, and then we may BIO able to beat our own
record Tho City Council he's the power to pro-
vide sleeping apartment for the pei CO willis on
duty, and il thy, this City Counci) fat to Go
all that they have power to do, We (tbe voters)
must hold them accountable. The fire engine
houses can bs furnished with 70. ding beds, and
other plscc, in different sections of the city can
be utilized the same way could nsue some Of
them but it is the duty Of our worthy Mayor to
ascertain where they are located. If this is not
done at once soma Of the force threaten tn sign;
til an we will be compelled to put new ard mex
periencod men on the force. The result will be,
that some arrests will be made and large in
crease Of our court expenses will be the result
T. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

AT THE republican convention held IN
Norfolk las. week Mr.. Banks. the customs
collector at thst port, offered q resolution,
which was unanimously adopted, in which
it was declared that President Harrison Is
"an intellectual giant and grand type OF
American statesmaaahp." That hs !s an
intellectual giant is proved By his earnest
supoort OF what Senator Teller says Ia The
most Infamous bill that ever reached the
doors of the Sanste. and that he Is grand
typs OF American Craftsmanship Is demon.
;ssrated b7 ais complete eurrendsr OF hi5 po-
sitIon 10 the Beh,lpg Ssa affai' by the Eng
llsh treaty. But al the Office holders are
in favor OF Mr. Harrison's denomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

The PRESIDENTS prolonged delay In the
appointment OF Justice Bradley's successor
on the Sapreme Bench, induces the censo.
rIous to attribute that delay to bis desire to
syoId the resentment Of The many rejected
applicants for the place, and their numer.
ous friends, until after the nomination OF the
Minneapolis convention shall have been
made; and 1t must be conceded that In the
entire absence of any good reason fer it
there is at least plausibiity In the one re-
Srrred to, as the place should have lean fill-
ed three months ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Loudoun Delegates.

LEEsBURe. Va. May "A precinct meet.
Ing was held In each Of the ak districts In
ibis county on Saturday and IS delegated
appointed to the Richmond convention,
Lsasburg district sends Geo. R Head, W.
E Garrett, J. B. McCabe, E G. Ceuiman,
". W. ChambIin and Sterling Murray.
Broad Run district sends John F. sh-y.
ock. ]. G. Coleman. r. w. Hutohison, L.
E. HutchIsoD, Iro. J. Ryan and w. 6. Sum.
mers.
JEFFERSON dat,ios sends Harrison OIburn,
Geo. T. Ford, John Il. p Ice aad a. G. Van.
davanter.
Mt. Gilead district sends 8. Rogers, ". H.
81. Moran. A. Cannon, DR.. @. B. Turner and
John Simpson. 50 far as have been heard
frcm ali the delegates 60 unlnsruc.ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
VIRGINIA EEEs.

An effort Ia being made In Petersburg to
organzs stock company to operate shoe
factory.
John B. McNeales, 40 ex-Oonfsderate
veteran and well.known CITIZEN OF LOU,
doun, died at his residence near FarmWell
last Wednesday evening, of pneumonia.
The receipts from the Patti performances
In Richmond Tuesday night aggregated
$9,S50-the largest sum eyer rsaiizad from
an entertainment In that city. Fatti re-
ceived 81 600
The annual convention ofthe grand csmp
of confederate vetsrans will be held In
Roanoke on June 22d. Addresses will be
made By two Distinguished southern orators
who are yet to be selected.
The Piedmont Convocation o! the Eplsoo'
pal Church will meet at st. Paups Church,
Haymsrket, to.norrow morning. aud Will
continue In session three days. DR.. DaVis,
of Leesburg, is the president Of the convoca'
ton, but will not be present.
The Masonic fair OF Richmond vii! close
ON next Tuesday night. 1t has been suc-
cess and probably $4,000 will be cleared.
Mr.. Louls P. Ecker. auditor OF the Chesa-
oeake and Ohio Railroad Company, won
tue Knight Templsr sword, which realized
about $500.
The library commission has decided to
erect the library building on the east side OF
the capitol, In Richmond, In the corner OF
tbs square, little to the south OF the exec.
utiys mansion. It will be II" shaped and
will be crested OF buff brick and terra Gotta.
Work will soon be commenced. Governor
Mckinney and Auditor Marye opposed both
the site and plan selected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
General Malone in Control.

The Petersburg appeal Richmond CORE
spondent was on Saturday aseured by lead.
ipg republicans that the convention at
Roanoke on next Thursday will not In
slruot for Harrison. His administration
will be endorsed and the delegates will be
left fres to vote for whoever they choose ct
the Minneapolis convection. or more strict
IL speaking for whoever Malone decides to
support. The General haa never forgiven
Harrison for appoiotiDg Col. Brady as COL
lector Of internal revenue, and nov that
Mahons has nearly every delegate he has
determined to chow the President tast the
Colonel has little Influence over Virginia re-
pubicans. Il seems that the determination
not to instruct has been reached slnce the
conventions In New York and Ohio did not
Instruct. It seems to be attted that three
OF the delegates.at.large will be Malone,
Lsngston and Eigar Allan. Tbs Richmond
delegates are cold for Malone. James
Bahen, who undertook to oppose him, was
crushed In the convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
The Oldest ON Record.

Cry OF MRxIoo. Mag 2-Jesus Cham.
peohe, vino ivea on the outskiris CT t6Is
cisy, has just celebrated HE birthday. He
was born. he says. In 1888. which would
make him 1874 yesrs old. He came originally
from Spain and has the appearance CT beipg
abou: 80 years Of age. To prove his age he
carries copies OF the register OF q ValladoId
church. The prlestofthe church Champechs
attends ssys the latter was an old man when
he, the priest, who is nov Sc years old, was
boy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

GENERAL RoasER. who is a candidate for
the democratic congressional! nomination In
the Charlottesville district, thinks the gov
ernmsnt Should, while 1t hiss the requisite
laud at Its disposal, put all The Stats on sn
equality 90 fsr as its distribution Ia concern
al, aud give TO those which have not re-
ceivad their fair share OF 1t, enough to make
their proportion equal to that OF the Others
Itequity be factor in the case, tue General
Is right, and as Virginia gave millions OF
acres 70 the governments great deal more
than any other state--sbe should at last
have IS much as any OF tee others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

FEE s1LvER coinage !s one Of the essen
tlal doctrines of the Farmers Alliance. But
of ell people who would ba iojared BY sucn
coinage, the poor farmsr would be the great
est sufferer; for when reduced to the laat e1-
tremity by dire distress. and forced to cell
his farm in order to keep from starving, the
"eold bug" would unlock his vault. take out
a few gold dollars. buy silver bullion at the
rate OF SO cents, have 1t coined into silver
dollars frss OF ooss. ard pay for the farm
with suoh dollars, thus profihng to the ex-
tent OF 81 oeuts on every dollar ofthe farms
valus In Deprecated market. But from
the beginning of the world people have been
dssirous Of bslng humbugged, and they Will
continue to be SO until the erd thereof, Tor
humaa, like all other nature, Is unchange'
able
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Assaulted the Priest.

P1TTsB JEe Pa. May IA eenaation was
created in front OF St. Mary's Catholic
Church. at Mount Washington, Lest night,
by Mary Cameron, a crszg woman, assault
ing Rsy. Father O'Oonntll with a hatchet
just as he Was entering the church. Father
O'Connell eeizsd Ter By tie arm, and find.
ing that he could not ovsrpowsr her drew
revolver, bat assistance arrived and the
woman was arrested. II seems that many
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

MIR. WR1TELAw REID, who has CONS back
feom Paris to work for Mr.. Harrison, says !:
"Let us make 1t a clean canvass, avoiding
mere abuse OF our opponents. avoiding brag
aud buster and paltry personalities" And
vet Mr.. Reld's newspaper. the New York
Tribune. says Senator Hill is highway rob-
Der and notorious dsbsucber Of the suf.
irsee, or words to that effect. But neither
y,sio nor consistency is q factor in republican
politics
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

The body Of woll.dressed young colored wom-
an, with her throat CIT was found near Newtown'
L. T., to-day. The body was identified as that OF
the wife of colored preacher named Hamilton
who formerly had charge Of the church In Flush
ing. She left Flushing last night In company
with g c3lored man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2,
A nrzpAroH i,om Olnc!nua.tI sage !:

IAN application was made yes;erdsy 10
aha MAYOR by two negroes. who wanted
Transportation to Blrmiugham, Ala. Inc
negroes said they had besn working 90
railroad in the AdiroDdacss, IN New i4lk a
and received horrible treatment. ihey pau
managed to escape from the armed guards.
One OF the men had els great toes on both
feet frosted and 1t Ia believed both legs WILL
have 10 be amputated TO save his llfe."
And yet the republican State convention
of New York, at It's meeting last week, pass
cd a resolution denounoiDg the cruel treat
men. to which the negroes In the South are
subj ec.ed. The man who voted for tbis res
olution know that the negroes In the SCUM
ara treated batter than they are In the
North, but thu men who elected them do
not. and the latter really believe that these
who so grossly deceive them are honest men,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
country.

No MAN is responsible for the acts OF an
other. no matter In what relation they msg
s;snd toward each other. Before God and
man each man Is held responsible for HE
own individual acts. But. all the same, IT is
unfortunate for President Harrison that his
con Russell should be connected with 60
many questionable transactions and public
scan6als
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Valuable Stock DESTROYED by Fire.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 2.-The celebrated
FaIrlawn stable wss entirely destroyed by
fire last night. 1t was the finest stock sta
BILE In the Uoited States. There were 10
horses 10 the building and IL were burned
10 death, among them we're two fall sisters
CfPbi Thompson, valurd a. 5000 each,
two Rad Wilkes FILES and Robert Mo
Qregor colt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

THE CONVENTION Of thoss republicans In
Virginia who are kicking against General
Malone and Inc present republican orgsnl-
zs,iou In this State, as proposed by Col
Parsons. will prove as ineffective at Mime
spolis az that OF the kicking democrats Of
New York will be at Chicago. No wise
nolitical party has any use for kickers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

Mr.. ROBERT INeEgsoLL has suspended
his efforts to destroy the religious faith OF
silly pseple. Without giving them
any thing in exchange for it, long enough to
attempt to compel the post.graduatipg med.
Zeal school, of New York, to admit negro
doctor. This same Mr.. Iagersoll Is one OF
the gresteas bights ever inflicted upon this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02

TIE New York Tribune, the frat news,
nspsr that opened fire on Raun's rasoalities
and that demonstrated them, now that Mr.
Raid. l,s editor, has returned, Is as mum a.
a mouse on the subject. But MS. Baum ana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Sculling Match

SYDNEY, N. 8. W., May 2-The sculling match
between Stanbury and Sullivan for 800 and the
championship of tho world took plac, to-day on
the Psramatta river aud was wen by Stanbury
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-02
Communicated.

Communicated.
would ike to know las wss ont OF the city,
il there was viti.ing lodge OF Good Templars in
tn, city on last Friday night, IS cur gallant police
must have been engaged in more pleasant oct u
patton than apprehending burglars
JNo f. BIRRELL.