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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
s,a.ionfoot of Liberty ST.. North River
Tine Table IN eject ADiil 3. 1892
Trains leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Tor Philadelphia $50. -. 913 1000 ~ 80 a. M.
az Il 80 900 300 60. 40 D. ~. ~. ID night
i,.Gda1s 900. 1880 ll.3) "a. NJ 80 800. 300. 600
"r"r IA tmore ard W1.Ene-on daily NJ 900 ll3o. with
Dining Car a. m. 80. $50. Dinig Car. 900 D. m''
Trains leaving at 10 a. m 100. 100 800 80 o. m
10 Il night except NatfiIf rgt >unc1N.. ll,3y a. M.
$50 90 800 y. nave COZ nec;.on fo Rlchg ha, Ia;
~i.hirg pottSNille Hc 20. ~ bury. L'wislurg ana
Wiliamsport Ma Philadelphia At 40 IA. 100. $50
n m 6ol5 night except Sl,.d'y n-h; sundays D
Pariof Cars on Day Trains. slecpes Night Trains;
For Eastor 30. 7.l5 SIS 4. M; ! $50. DO. 80
u m SInday 40. 200 a ~. 100. 80 p. m. "a
For Pvtheheu. All,rtown. Much Chunk. &C.. 40
IL As a m. Loo l.c 80 80 T. Alentpwn). o. M
sunday go 100 A. b.. 100. 80 D. m.
For Wlkeslarie. Pt,-,.n JLG >canton. $50 a. NJ
For p Meh bldg Branch SIS a m. 100. 40 p. m.
SUNDAYS. 100 y. - 81,
FOR Freehold aud Atlantic Highlands, $50. SIS: li15
4. 30 40 800 H. n., >uhGi'>. 3cO a. n. D. n,
except Freehold ~.
Pleasant i3O ; - li.lJ a. m l.aO, 3D. Red Bank
oav) AGO 20 COO .. SUNDAYS. except ocean Grove
and Asbury Park. 900 I 90 p. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
For LAKEWOOD.

At490 BIS a. M. 80. 3.ij 40 D. 49,
Toms River, B.iacgat PARK ana Barne1at, 40, $40
For Atlantic Cty Nnelahd and Brldecton. 40 H..
I'D p. m. 90 80 :, .,
a. IN. / 80 ANA 40 p. n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
TO ENSTNNi
AND EASTERN CITIES

long ISLAND AND EASTERN STA"Es LINZ.
S,iid Pu.lu an vrst.bu.d uan leave BioohHh o. !
x a -1f .onI II % H. 4. cay II 10 cry hFht, a.
MIN, i boston 20 Corr lguding tram rtElih.
Ticket, and ~l,, pug.car herths At L. l. H. H. oHces'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

Daily 80 r.. 200 J.. m ana - ID l"Gni
Florida special" Monday. Wednesdays and Fridays
For Tampa, . 80 a. ~ and 90 p -. daily.
For l>cy West aud Hnvan 2i3 4. me- SHhoaN'
Mond1es Wcdrr-C1r, and Ffaaf-. "a .
For Atlantic CIV. so p. TO-. N."Nd'Ns' WIN through
Tunot I,rinr cars lud C01ch">.
For pr,wrs Mi-n.,le.Pnc,. 90 p. weekdays. With
Through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

"o M ra. i>,angr t,oay, N. bn'e5 n'I r,l ~.
qui',. G,naas downward "''' ''"''' "F"'
rb,acIrhia. Apl .rlou! so%' Te yea T p"nI,
,nriInr- i,yc Gouf quiet nn. h"nscu; ItG 70
T. wanna - - r P Offering, m the Nor'h"e,l ana
L,Wcr Eurii.h call"e. French a'',cr,i clo~lnc
,, q A. HIGHER than yc.tcid1y', maj EHa'9 red ~,
I'D for ,ND,it ughi. ~. = irnll'N NJ v,,y
track ~ -. I'M lime 80 94@0i iic July. o.
~ . ." ~ c,', orcucd shade lower. In -'InpnN WIN
wheat but 9iIeT9I c 't ca6i w.alor cSp,r dead
c. Local lot qu,' n"t 'Ss., T'ti cicvaior
.n.ri'r M ip rNpo.i cl, ator 80. 'i'"l.r' II No. 49,
| '''. q. MIXED short forage III i",n',.. 49,, mann,
t,or, a lc n"1Gic r mixed @sl % IN d. iac 80 in
cxp1r, elevator As e %' tto A.; &C. Nav - "a
! ~ ~, W., I1%f0i5t. July. 10" - 3c. "I'9,
roc '", ,' ,r lot, lncd INN under hg.i Dlicrnse' ~
there wa not M, ~ = Witt. 3G ~ 80 lie: 10. :
nlA'", do choice ~. II -torugc - &c. 49, ,o, =
white. Am1'r 3 '1i ~ &C. Eutter quc'. weak
wanna creamery cNr 2oc PcniNf wanna n p'nY
extra ~ 35c Eg' rlm ,@r .,.nds cmt loaf
ir,'., ~ cric., .-c: extra powdered NY zoe
standard po"o,'f,uu,, crown 4. 4D-IGc, Crystal \.
43-r: conlcctoncrs A. lic kr,,oc" ~ Star g..
itY,i'4 4 Star G. 3 74-iOoc: Blue tar G. 90 iOoc'
1.,to.s .carre. linn. White po.n'oes per p tn
early Eo,c choice 2@ ' O., fair a i 10 god io@ 4c Bur
nnLs and White star ch9rc' aoc l 40 a. Ecc"i1ts
|
tg""r 600 Ibis: 1900 -ac1s: wheat Ii D
r6m rs 800 bush oats li:'W 600 pn1 i oots 100
Wbcat. 81 800 bush; corn, ll3ooo b"'h o'''' '''''
bush. - IN, mn, uuotollv
Wheat -Od &c on for MAJ ana :. Ip 1' y,
nsne' and then shot up rapidly III May i'icn" iry
Gcr and July a4c III" 6pn iheI INF e n" close wns
n ,r Nav and lc for July and AnTst above W.
ferlay 10. . cosh - l.ac M"S Con- Corn vns firm
~ e sc 1" about 20 above ,cs'eray NO. cen,
s5c; May 30 sa35 lie; NY % I'VE Nyc AID bnrcy"
dull &c i mG: "'! rnm Gn 62o 81 ec. Hay quiet
pare G meny c sIoo oS T 90 % tsa' S GoT
4c 'IT tiaGy 81 80 Whisky quiet 81 10. Boggng
and iron cotton M unc"pgs S rT2y arG G Dry
slow rorkI SoDc Shoulders. "a G5; ooe' and ribs
- 20 shorts - SIS boxed lcs l5c NOR pr ah"rt
s do snsarcnTca hams s@ go 90 G po bmsh
ID" 600 bush: rye 900 bush barley, 1000 busli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

s0icc al except April which showed rice o. IT,
Speculation aSgiesaed about 100000 bush In,fe va
contract. Sitt lois Ak"Nlse hIi'h'd aiG
2iS,OO0 bush taken for export, mainly No
: mixed ahoat at '9'aa 'oc; steamer HhK a.
lQL6igi,, a.Oat. Clcri-ccs. 1919 bush.
SAIL. ijjCc0 bush fuurc So 900 bush stot ncluGlhs
uugrudrd mixed ana - - 3. GJUc 40. mixed,
47Jassc steamer mAeG. 4sia0iyc elevator f320t9'tc
dfoat no. mNod, 4S20i9c elevator. 49i2a5Cc anoat
N-lio, aud stenincr yellow jCo5lc; No. Apl, ifSN
is1c closing at lsAc; do May. i5+aiGAc. cloing At
lG. o. June fii4dii7sc closing at 44'sc; do July,
4BsaijNc closing a: 49, do hueust ijd4jac closing
I .OA1S-Wcakened carly In the session., ana
on nu. suffered a sllg- cu' with continue liquidation
Il ..icng,." On tn r.c In wh@t and corr, however
the ark, rallied a. l., and clos firm. Spot lots closed
firm attn weak Op,nin2. Trading was very mod rate
Ci"naucc, 1851 bush. Thcr' were no dcli,crie, on
co,.rn,f Sqce 10000 hush future; 81 0O) bush spot,
ucadaa so. mixed q. 3ic elevator 80 8 Whit. s. (
..,1.,. Ne . mStd. 3itc elevator $40 anoat; No >
white g. 037 Lc elevator; No. whit, o.. elevator
urnrll.d mixed western. 3ia3r; whit 90 500 zoe no.
5sg Siuc; do June coe.nr at %i4c: Do july, 33 2I
.3I,, co.ing at 1890: 40 whl-e April, closing at
..lr FETD-Q uocd 40 n, s1r9oc go p. $4,000 ;
~, r, ejd0oc leo n. o0GN5c sharp "pt%+l rye feed
onc tto,cca meal s23 jcG12i per ton; hominy chop,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
Pacific EXPIRES.
BALTIMoRE. w,sHINCTON AND THE -O,TH.

1'7O Vr.tIIrI- VIT.0T 01I, VD,tIbIlr Pl-ssng r
Coach, Dinlue-Car 10 Bnlimor' every weekday. ar
a, iuv ip wa .hin1tOn 3 80 D. ~.
3,2n u. VI. - Congre--.ona! Limited" o. Pullman
Ve-fhpl. Par,,r car, ana Dihu2,t r dllW' 'rrNlhk
"a. hlnltoD p D. No extra fare beyond usual
Pgilrln cllfeI% either ~ these trains. -
.d,,ifioun, Express Trims: 20, 90 $50 ~ aid
II 40 a H.. = 10 80 ) 90 and 90 p. M md y -
night For Baltimore only. ! 100 y. ~ SUNDAY
is 40 ana Q 80 a. 30. } 90 and 300 p "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

u-f.e N NdIIInc urIul- IN IiVrflo1 AII.I =. -,
o a ',Gd. 40 ArrU 2 1901 i7.d: DO Ap.l 4, 1880 "a
Quotations are AI1lrcdn staloafo o. cSss"0
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
The Naval Reserve Battalion.

Much interest is aroused in Will
ming'on the Messenger says, in re-
gard to the organization OF a battery
of naval artillery. The first naval
battalion to be organized in North
Carolina, indeed in the Southern
States, is at Charlotte. 1t consists
OF two batter es, total membership
being about 100. The lieutenant
commander Of the is Stuart w.
Cramer, superintendent Of the Uni
ted States mint at Charlotte, is
anxious TO see battery organized
at Wilmington. In regard 10 this
mgtter he has written 10 Mr.. f. S.
Latimer and says there is a desire
for battery at Wilmington and
one at Newbern. He says the bat
talon will encamp at Oh Point, in
tents, and during the day will be
trained on, the men -of-war. There
will also be band drill. He inti-
mates that application will be made
TOR monitor, TO be stationed at
Wilmington, TO be used as a train
ing-ship.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
The Case Dismissed.
BS the United Press

PIrTsBueG, Pa, Feb. II. The
trial OF exMayor Pearson, of Ale
shany City, on the charge of EN-.
bezzlement of committeeman fees
ended abruptly at IL o'clock this
morning the prosecution being un-
able to produce the necessary evi.
dence to prove the charge. Evi-
dence was presented showing that
certain officials under the ex-Mayor
had been guilty of grave offences
but there was no evidence to show
that the ex-mayor was either a par
ty to- or bad kno Wedge of the ques-
tlonable transactions. The jury
after a few moments deliberation re-
turned verdict OF mot guilty, the
county to pay eosts.'
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
=e4egn2 ~ IT, Saturday Morning. February - ~

moved that the bill be renort.d :,
'ne House with a recommend.t;a ~
,nat II lie on the table. Lost, NJ.
bynum, of Indiana, moved th't
me bill be reported to ths
house favorably. Carried Tho
'ommlt'ee lhen rose .na
,he oils for the relief of Louisa q
hovel! and Aquilla Jones wers
passed: On motion of Mr.. Cock
ran' OF New York, the order f,r
eulosles in respect to the late E r
oplnola tomorrow was vacated and
Saturday, March 26th, was subst;-
tuted for this purpose. On motion
OF Mr.. P'ckler, the House set anar,
Saturday, March 18th, for euloo;es
upon Hon. John R. Gamble. Of d.
kota. At 8 p. IN. the House ad.
journed. ''
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
A Terrible Mistake.
Charlotte Chronicle
Committee.

NbaI-tLtS CufOhicIe,
In Rutherford county at a distiI.
lery short distance from Rutber-
fordton, the rats became such a
nuisance around the piace h +. he
storekeeper mixed some e. and
rat poison in tumbler and sat IL
aside for the pests to partake of.
While the storekeeper was busy
at his work the proprietor of tn.
dlstillery entered the office and
thinking the tumbler contained egg
nogg, put the glass to his mouth and
swallo we'd the poison. In a few
minutes he was thro rn into vio-
lent convulsions. A physician ar
rived, bat was unable to do any,
thing, and the man soon died. Al
a hearing before magistrate Tues
day night in Ruiherfordton An at
tempt was made to lay the crime ON
the physician, but it did not suc-
ceed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
Price Five Cents.
resolutions of Regret Upon the Death
OF Ex-Governor Scales.
SPECIAL Cor. State Chronirl.
HALL OF DIALECrIC Socrr,y

ALL of DiALECTIC SOCIETY.
UNIVERSITY OF y. q
CHArkL HrLL, n. c.. Feb II
WHEREAS, Divine Providence ba,
seen ut to remove from us our great
and hoLored fellow member Alfrea
Moore Scales. be it. therefor
Resolred, That in his death III.
Diaiectic Society loses a faithful
ana active member, the University
a Wise counsellor and sincere friend
ana the State a man whose COURAGE
ana devotion to duty were tested
ana proven on the battlefield. who's.
wisdom and integrity were conspic.
uous at the nations council board
and whose high executive ability
adorned and graced the guberna.
torial chair. Be it
Resolced, That we are painfully
aware that his many and brilliant
services to his society, the Univer-
Sity, the State, and the nation are
at an end; and shat over them all
rests the impressive silence of LOFTY
honor and the inspiring force of his
example; be it also
Resoiced, That we extend opr
warmest sympathies to his family
IN this sad hour; be it further
Resolrea, That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of The
Dlalectic Society; that a page be
to his memory; that the
hall De draped in mourning; that a
copy OF these resolutions be sent In
the family Of the deceased; and that
they be published in the Enireysifv
Nogazt"e, the STATE CHRoNIcLE
and other State papers.
+. p. ELLER,
W. ii. BoYprN,
L. c. VAN NoprEN,
Committee.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Bv the United Press.

! OV Cne United Press.
Yesterday was Lincoln's birth
day, a legal holiday in Illinois.
John L. Sullivan denies that be
has signed articles to fight Boxer
Maher.
| The funeral services over the 70.
mains of the late John jaw Knox
TOOK place at St. Bartholomew's
church, New York yesterday.
Secretary Tracy has cabled Ad-
mlral Gherardi at Montevideo an.
thorizing him to return with the
Philadelphia and Concord to the
West Indies.
Eight new cases of typhus fever
were found in New York yesterday,
making 65 cases in all. The vic
TINS are nearly all Jews, recently
arrived on the steamer Massalia.
Thousands of members of the
Salvation Army We're at Southamp-
ton to greet Gen. Booth on his ar
rival home from India, many going
by rail from all parts of England.
Milton S. Littlefeld i, wanted in
New York on the charge of being
guilty of grand larceny. His coun
sci says he is in Boston and will
produce him when proper notice is
served.
An invea..o~,.o4. of the affairs of
Field, Lindley & Co., show that the
firm owes $2,l5l,74l.4s, and mas
assets amounting to only $685.
O5. This is the stupendous fraud
of the age.
The trunk factory of Romaine
Bros, Petersburg, Va, and the fire
works factory operated by the same
firm, were destroyed by fire this
evening. 1he loss Is about $4,000
and the insurance $4,000.
A blizzard prevailed Thursday
night in the North and the SNOW
drifted badly. The storm was
prevalent throughout Western New
York and the traffic on the rail
roads is badly interfered with.
Meetings of the State Republican
clubs in Missouri and Ohio were
held yesterday-one at Sedalia,
the othar at Columbus. In Ohio
about 800 new clubs have been Or
ganized in the past year and there
are now $50 in that State. About
900 delegates are in attendance at
Sedalia.
Monmouth. ILL.,, was visited by
the most severe fire since 1871,
when all the business portion of the
city was destroyed. 1t originated
in the opera house and was caused
by an explosion Of gas. Just be-
fore the explosion 800 people had
been in the house attending lecture.
The loss foots up about $4,000.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13

on the subject of imnIigra,;on ,rho
hearings will commence on Fr;dav
''e 17in instant, when MIR. Butler
representing L. V. Powdar,v w;,,
be heard. VIII
lhe exports of breadstuFs for
january amounted to s3,l45.2sl
against $9,7lS,5s6 in Jannarv
Io9I. Cotton exports for Jannarv
1892, amounted to s2S.732 -
compared with ss5,oss,ss9 for
January last year.
The Peoples party in the Honss
OF OF Representatives has joined with
the tree coinage people in demand
ing the prompt consideration of the
Bland bill. In separate petition
.o-oay addressed to the Speaker as
Its chairman of committee on rules
the nine regular Peoples party rep,
resentatlves petitioner the commit
tee on rules to set an earlv day for
the consideration of the Bland free
coinage bill. This petition is de-.
pendent OF the one circulated by tn.
Tree coinage members of the com.
mlttee on coinage, weights and
measures and is intended a the
of'clal utterance of the Peoples
party as represented in the House
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
Business Failures.
By United Press.

New YORK, Feb. II. The busi-
ness failures occurring throughout
the country during the past seven
days as reported by R. G. Dun &
Co., number for the United States
235 and for Canada Ill, or a total
OF 276. as compared with totals of
3l9 last week and 297 the week
previous to the last. For the cor
responding week of last year the
figures were 297, representing 262
failures in the United States and
30 in the Dominion of Canada.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
A Negro Lynched.
By United Press.

ROANOKE, Va, Feb. II. Early
this morning a mob of about one
hundred and fifty persons took Will
liam Lavender, the negro who was
confined in the police station here
for an attempted assault on Alice
Perry, white girl, and hanged him
to a tree. Lavender confessed be-
fore he was hanged.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
LAY IN A TRANCE,
When Mrs Wilson is Being Put Into
a oofhn She Suddenly Springs
up Alive.
Bv the United Press.

A's VIC Cutlc.i ffcSS.
WARSAW, Ill, Feb. 12. Mrs.
5. Wilson, living II miles from
this city, became su uldenly i'll last
Saturday and to all appearances
died. She was dressed for burial
and arrangements for her funeral
made. No physician was called.
On Monday a neighbor was sent
to Warsaw for a coffin but
got drunk and did not reach
home until Tuesday morning.
When the watchers began to place
the supposed corpse in the coffin
the woman threw up her arms and
caught one Of the attendants by
both wrists. With difficulty her
fingers were released. By the aid of
restoratives which were applied she
was restored and in a few hours
Mrs. Wilson was able to talk.
She is too weak to say much about
her experience while in the trance.
She says she knew preparations
We're being made for her burial and
it was by an almost superhuman
effort that she threw up her arms
and clutched the wrists of the at
tendant. She will recover.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13

The Interstate Com nerce Com
mission decide that the Atlantic
Coast Line has violated the law by
charging higher rates for carrying
straw berries to New York than wa 5
charged for carrying oranges and
other freight on the same trains.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13

The worst attacks of indigestion
Simmons Liver Regulator never fails
to relieve.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
II THE HOUSE,
), . little Debate
F.,r Two Relief Bills.

up. 8rNN'S sP sEoA:
anu1t Jones Vas Guilty o1
Cross Negligence - Work of
the Representatives..
BY Ualted Press.
r,.u,sGroS, Feb. II. The
I, was not in session to-day.
r,,nIsGros, Feb. II. A reso-
|, va, adopted setting apart
[,lay, April II, for the eulogies
/. hs Hon. NJ. w. Ford, of
ran; also to print 5000 ad-
[,,l copies of the Presidents
u, on the Chilian question.
,rsble report was made by the
,atre on public lands on a bill
lint swamp land grants and to
, limitation for filing claims.
notion of Mr.. Outhwaite, Of
unanimous consent was given
limit debate on the military
inyapprorriation bill to twenty
l,s and 10 dispense with yea
nav call on the motion
lid. Yesterday to limit debate
.e minute, On motion of Mr..
ban The drainage appropriation
slj,0QO was struck from the
The committee then rose and
rel Ihe bill to the House. On
and nay vote the amendment
IN electric light plant costing
for the cadet barracks was
I'd The bill was then passed.
pollock the House proceeded to
NJ bills on the private calen-
The hrot bill considered was
Asliet Of Louisa @. Lowell
Mrs for the use of
lh4n in Warren county,
AaE. during the war,
4ns laid aside with favor
N9anendation to the House.
'Ao pay Aquilla Jones, late
aHef at indianapolis, Indiana,
s'Ol money stolen on Decem- |
Wy 1856, was widely debated,
4PSllOn to the measure being
'sP0n the carelessness of the
aaleF and the fact that it would |
t,sg y! bad precedent to estab-
~, Bann' of North Carolina. |
% i. It would be an outrage to
as sam. The assistant
'S.'r' A. Johnson, went out
N'a'e business to see
anger, leaving the cffice
W sned' and the money was
|" "sl' @ 1t was a case of gross
n e. ana the government was
+e' y ! Tor the loss. Mr.. Till
~. 90 'ou'h Carolina, said the
En'r I% u this claim would place
l.~, u upon peculation, dishon-
ra raad and general rascality.
,'1. "as0n' of Missouri, favored
n.y. ,'Yusn' a of the money; Mr..
-,n.., vas an employee of the
|, D' y and he had not been
hi, ! j &c ,Ss0n'riOutory negligence;
,s: IL 'ne country would fail to
d WIS na, relief and Congress
N t5s I'' neglect its duty to
.psn 4 money and release the
tln.0D' y 'ne postmasters. Mr..
Job.sa ,ul Of Alabama, claimed
r.g,ins'a asoa was both imprudent
!, ,sIGssnt; :: he had no excuse for
d d pnn,, +''' office unguardrd; this
tenn, 'Iua, sS, case of negligence,
d. tb;ls r uso ever been made to
Il oa,' J, and it looked like a
h = N. !, Indiana, said he had
thirlr' Se' JONES' postmaster, for
Acns.;! years and that he was
pOs,r man; he had
"a sr'S'lnaster of Columbus
Nh. under % Andrew Jack.
aAe d-p Dptansuer, of Missouri.
'tsd p@'%te me-, stating that negli,
9'ernnan,' ''eh proved and that
%ofi. "aS responsible for
Sait.s' carolina, chairman Of the
reporting the uooaa
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13

Simmons Liver Regulator always
cures and prevents indigestion or
dyspepsia.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
EEATH OF EX-SHERIFF HUGHES.
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
Special to STATE CHRoNIcIv

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Feb. 12.
John Wilson, colored, is now on
trial here for the murder of John
Burton, colored.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-02-13
SAW MILLS BURNED,
1 ne Large Mills Near
Ooldsboro Go Up
IN Smoke.
SEAGLE SKIPPED

:
Postal Changes
Neps Notes.
Special to STATE CHRoNIcIx
LARGE SAW MILLS BURNED.
I GoLDsBcRO, Feb. y. The sarye
saw mills belonging to / S. D.
oauIs, situated on the river, about
one mile from here, were burned
to-day. There was high wind and
'he hre did its work quickly. The
loss is said to be $4,000.
CHARLES sEAGLE MISSING.
WISsT, N, Feb. l2. 1t was learn
ed to-day that Charles Seaole.
agent of the c. F. & Y. V. railway
ana Southern express company at
Madison, skipped town last night.
and his whereabouts is unknown
Il is reported that he is badly be-
hind with bosh companies. Seagle
was great society man.
DEATH OF MRS FURMAN.
fRANkLlNToN, Feb. l2. Mrs.
n. 5. Furman, wife, of a well.
hnewn druggist, died last evening
at 9:45. She was paralyzed a
week ago. She leaves husband.
three sons and two daughters. one
OF whom is the wife Of Capt. r. /.
Cheatham. Of Durham. The de-
ceased was an excellen. Christian
woman, a member of the Methodist
church. The funeral will be held
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
POSTAL CHANGES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL. J. P.
Hager has been appointed post
master at Hager's, Lincoln county.
v'ce L. Hager, resigned. A new
postoffice has been established at
Sexton, Madison county, with
Noah H. Rice postmaster. The
mail service from Troyville to
Stewards Academy will be discon-
tinued after Feb. 18th.
NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.
FoREsTvILLE, n. c., Feb. IL.
Mr.. }. l.. Allen, railway agent at
Forestville, has erected a telegraph
line between Forestville and Wake
Forest, which will be known as AL
lens private line. The line will
have two offices at each end of the
line.
EEATH OF EX-sHERIFF HUGHES.
HILLLBoRo, n. c., Feb. II. Ex-
Sheriff Thomas H. Hughes, father
Of sheriff Jno. K. Hughes, died at
bis home in Cedar Grove township
this morning at 5 o'clock, aged SO |
years. Mr. Hughes was member the
State Senate in 1889, and has been
leader of his people for half a
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Feb. II.
John Wilson, colored, is now on
rial here for the murder of John
Burton, colored.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-07-22
Naming the Young Ones.

Dr. David Morton tells a good war story
on DR.. Savage, Of the American Bible soci-
ETY., who was Il strong Union man.
just after the battle of Perryville in DC
tober 1862, Dr. Savage was at one Of his
appointments to baptize some children
There was a large crowd, and n sturdy
southern matron brought her four children
to the altar. Name this-child," said the
Union preacher, laying his hand on the
boys head. Simon Bolivar Buckner,"
was the reply. which caused a smile to
come over the congregation, but the brave
preacher went on with his duty
Name this child" taking the next in
order. Pierre Gustave Toutant Beaure-
gard, and the smile grew into Singer,
while Dr.. Savage became red in the face
He baptized the young namesake of the
great engineer-soldier and went on with
the ceremony. Name this one, " he gasped,
reaching for the third. Albert Sydney
Johnston" came the answer. The smile
became audible and the preacher apoplep-
tic. Heaving a sigh of relief. he took the
fourth child, little girl. whose gender he
fondly supposed would preclude continual
ton of heroic reproduction, and said, Name
this child" Mary Stonewall Jackson
Lee came "A response that set the congre-
cation in roar, while the Union parson
though: he had held in his arms the whole
Southern Confederacy.-L Courier
Iournal