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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

were dull and shade easier No white &c No wh.e
39c; DO choice 39.c No white July. 81 2 a39c
S7l2d3S Lie september. 57037l,c october. ~
Butter firm and in fairly active demand, PENN! noad
creamery Ole. Ecgs-Tfn ... '1 Tar "a
Ienns Iyania first. 17d17ac. Sugars lnncd qu!e, ~
.trodv. cubes 1l.1Gr. extra powered HHAA - e..
1.sc standard powdered. 47sc granuatd .-io
standard gfanulated. 1-l6c crown 4. 9l6c cry
lie double refined diamond \. for candy ~
confectionery A. j-l6c; red star A. 3 ne
A. 3.lGc Franklin y. llGc; red star c. 80 e. ~
star C. = Lice: blue star c. 3asc rebate OF 3iop
allowed on all grades Other articles unchanged o., too
ccipts-FIour bbls 1900 sack. 500; wheat LOU
hush corn 50 900 bush 0ats y 400 bush ~ hhnh
wheat 900 bush corn 8 900 bush oats 10 200 bush
St Louis July IG.-Flour unchanged. Wheat.'assn an
unchanged at 100: options duh and closed fiacuon ~
July finished 7s'sc; August. 7fisc; September go
nccembcr 7sd7s7,c Corn dull and quiet. Ac low
cash 45s,c: July closed 45l4c; August 4ic Sepenn1SI
ale. Oats dun aid lower; cash and july gu
september os1d2sH.c Bran dull G0G6lc east u'ss'
av dull unchanged. Lead very duh offered az %,
with no buyers FlaXsccd quiet. sc Butter ana ~ e
dal and UNCHANGED C9inmeE higher o. SSfg7 c
Bapgne and cotton ties UNCHANGED Provisions dgl WIN
repts-rour 1000 bis wheat. $1,000 bush r Torr'
5000 hhs; wheat GOoo bush corn 900 bush; o''''
1000 bush.
Toledo July 10whcat quiet easy: No cash c 3na
quIet. 40 . cash and July 4oc. oats neglected. I{S'
quiet; August. &c bid ClovcIsedI easy; prime c'-h'
- asked; october. - 20 asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, July I6.-F1our dun. UNCHANGED EeceiP,S'
Slo bbls shipments I.4Go 0bs sales, ! ioO uDl,
Wheat steady No. rcd slot, s22ds2'sc tte hDs'.
Ssh dS2alc; August, s2sHSkAc; sptember 80 20
al S,,3 hush: shipucnts no bush; stock, O2urD
bush sales, 5000 bush Southern wreat steady t" a.,
he month Sc; August j3t,c Ssked September. bS"
Receipts. 3434 bush stock X :loS bush %OnutIn corn
dun; white ODE: yellow. 5SG5ic. Oats fail inquiry
No. , white Western, s0Id4Oc; No. MIXED Mest.rn
I;yc dun; No. 2 7sc Receipts. 40 bush thpnent,
3iss6 bush; stock 3O.42o bush. Hay steady good t.
choice timothy, il Joa$i5 80 Grain licshS Suct IN
strong pork sl3 80; bulk meat' loose shoilGefs
7c long clear Sac; clear rib sides, Sc sugar picked
shoulders Sc sucar-cured smoked shoulders y.c hams
small 141c large lic lard deinsd s.: etude. &C. But
II GlSc adlc fancy l6ci god 10 choice l!
l5c store packed l@alic; sraSs. liHl5r Eggs scadJ
Ice. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes lair loTc; NO. :, IS
fn@d lie. whlskey steady. 81 25dsi 20.
Buffalo. July lo.No inquiry for spring wheat limi;;
ca-y st the closing there were no offerings OF 40 hard
tpoi DO g. t. T., Sac. No. ] northern. Duluth snt
ss.c 90. NdrthSTn, tsSgsi.c; 30 B. 7o.c %n.s
wi,oSt sales G car no red at SO ta!e
No whit at So to arrive Corr qulet Offering: Hght
ears yellow sold at 552c - cets NO 10 az o..
coscd a, sc 80 do at $50 No . at 52ac 40 at
4Gd5Oc in IN liberal supply and weak ai,s
OF cars 40 white at 3G2c > care no white AZ 81
%85c: cars choice at 35i2d30c car 40 white az
spring ~ jja$4 G5 do winter - iOd$i 80 rye nour
a. 40Gsf 90 Mnfeed dun and unchanged Canal
heights dun wheat. 22c; corn, 2ee oats lfc naN-
seed 2s-c TO New York Recep,-i1our 800 .bLI666
hush Canal shipmonts-Whoat. @4,3D bush ndNsecd
% 400 bush Shipments by ra-Four 80 600 bbls wheat
So 500 bush oats. 10 600 bush
Chicago July 1oThc leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, July lG.-Catte-Receipts last twenty -four
hours @940 hood total Tor week thus far. 17lO0 head
Tor same tine last Woes 1850 head; consigned through
$50 heed Nov H. n .2IO head sale $40 head
market opened lower; closed very dun ltte doing.
HcgSEetrips last twent,our hours 10 500 head totl
week thus idr 7O.750 head Tor tme last wc'i
$3.50 head consigned Trough, o.0c0 had; TO Now
Yoh 5000 he,d on Gale SEQ head market opened dul
stady oil .od heavy 90 o5q*G 10; packers aad medium
tOd 80 o6 Workers good 10 best. s. 9JGsj; 90 light {"
fair - $50 81 80 GOOD heavy ends, - 730s5 90 prs
god To bet So 0jos5 Is; do common sHips 70 IAN ~
81 5odej: stag, ~ 5oas4 Is. sheep and lambs Re
ccpts last twenty. hours, $500 head total for Wse
th.~ laI. 300 head for same tine last "".t. 82'uu
head scncd through. 300 head; q Now. YORK,
SEQ head sales, lACp head shc,p opened ai'AHt
l,inlS lower, closed 'toaiy about all sod; ehoc" u
q - culs and common do. y 11g~i 20. lMnnt
Choce = fancy ycornRt SjG45 20; fair e. good ~ 20
ei Is culis to common, sefs3 spring, good 70 pef'
Cas6 -: cull- - fair. - 5odTI ~ $500 , -,
81 Louis. Iuy I6.-Cattin receipts 1850 hfad a
Tezans: shipments IOi2 head market stndy on a. hand
ls1de but very dun on commoa and medium gndrs ~
n choice native steers - jQdf5 io TcNas STR IT,
10 cooh - 50 ~ 20 and Gamers, u -pfS- 90
Rccaip:s 247O lead shipment. o3O heal MARI
5dlCr lower except butchers itr <Ny 70 h'- -, u
b, best IS aA.i 50. shecp-rc pts. $50. Nod snip
mens $40 head market unchanged fair q best naive
81 lffS Ia Texans g 4Oasl 20.
Chlcaeo July l6-"lhc Evening Join'F reports
Cate r. o'r,s 500 head shipments 400 head natw
s.,7dy: Texans lower natys - l5at5 10 TO sep:
fIogs-Koceilts II 600 head snpmHtS 600 head ma
ket slow; closed shade lower; mixed g e"a3 20 he'y
s. S0ns5 90 assorted light IS s. q 90 secondc az
s. 7oas5 80 sheep receipt 600 hal shilmngXts'
~ 75a:i Is 1Syns - i5d*4 Is grass westerns ~ so
lgiDh- 81 J0G@G 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-spot trading in Brazil gfowths was again
AMI but the tone continued steady tn, basis of l3c
o. g. RIO. Mild grade, quiet and unchanged Options
were very SLOW and uading was entirely Of switching
cbaructer only 5000 Oags changing hands The temper
quite firm, better cables and ngircs
Sawed slight gains HAVE advanced r. and Hamburg
closed strong. Rio hm and London somewhat better.
o1icbl quotations, rs p m July 57s 80 August
As: SeDtme So Cd october, Sos Cd November 5Os
December 5G- I'd. Rio quotes First ordinary 40 kilos
II 80 90 second 90 Nlos), j 500 exchange (p:
xatr1 1Oi2 receipts Rio, 1000 Rio cca anc
tntd States, 900 bags Rio eOmnces 70 Europe 4 900
iags TiO stock. 125.OOO bags RIO market nrm Receipts
in 900 bags Santos stock. 1872 900 bags Santos
market }9t goo 2Neagi sani9s odd 500 RsceRts
1901 III 600 bags time 1890 1e 900 bags. Re
crips santos, July ~ July 10. 1892. 20 900 ba!s
.sac time 1891 900 bag tine 1890 bag
50 IN Havre. $4,000 tngs, OF which 5000
BhlliaA. Total sales herc to-day, 5000 bags Closing
Js4ssy OIL E6aTy S5a Jo MsI Sd
August y eo2lI 95; sgtoWlbg, 9Q&l95 oGtoassE
1iG0. Warehouse deliveries since July !, 1892 New
Yok 112 S0i bags baltimore. $500 bags New Orleans.
4.727 bags Total. l2O.19l bags.
COIToN-Thc spot market ruled weak at unchanged
prices. sales. 44j bales for export and 307 bales Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

rer,ine Edward D. ct al to GeOrge + Hyatt
ber"'s' 13Gth.st W OF Willis-eyc. demand .....-.
panLcr, = Adelbert ~ Caius V Folin. Of
no Wchster.avc lot 81. map lots belonging b heirs
y, pchekab Fa ssfOrd ! year. ...............
p.'w,,y iohn J. o. Hartford T. Kirk, 2 Of Forest
avc' LOT i02 snd 135 and l0i, map. Peter Clarke
ca,,N.n William H. and wife " William + Len.
con " & Of Magnet Of St0hton-st year 3
uusonnn Srean H. 10 Emma \ IlcGdi, OF Old
W. Farms Rood adj lands Of Dutch Reformed
church y,sr. ,.,,d g. en-,
Wyett W OF Amstcrfam-avc, n OF 1Ojth-st,
demand
,tnrtin lula II n Frederick II Allen. n s of SD
It " OF 4th-avc- months 49,. ;..--....
S.h|nu Charles and wife, 70 John g. Davis,
rorrcr Of IO3c-st. and Park ave. years.. Q
vandewater Josd'h. 70 Peter Il Couehlln. W
~ West TndINe. s % 0Tth-st | year ..........
sanne and wife German Ans rican Real Estate
guarantee c., same property | ycar.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
REAL ESTATE.
BI-sINEsS AT The EXCHANGE.

New.Yorl Saturday July lG
Tho total amount re1zed from public auction -ac> 81
city real e-iuc the NeWNOrt SalesOom Tor The We"
ending with today. was +3-i,J1O
LIST or AUCTIONS.
For tho present week ending with saturday. July %
the folio, ng auction, announced TO De- hrd AT ~"
N,wNOrn SdesrOom.
TODAY fMONDAY), July -
Foreclosure sale. / pot Of lard 6GN'5 end three D.,
tory buldings - 10 = klng.-t =, ~ IT. " 81
con css.t: auction sale lots 2jNlo0 each and nlni
Of AlcXafd rave.
TUESDAY. JULY 10.
Foreclosure sale: lot. 24N77. and o-sto1y fat No.
and tur 8..tory buildings. Nos 81 to 80 B.ach-t, =
iG6 10 It Of Hudson-sti !ot-, 23Acil zach, a,a
5sory ias Nos. lOj and l07 Last l-1u->t. - 70
~ Park.aye: plot ~ land 100 iN-, ana 4--t"fY ana
5s,.fy buildings: No- 3li 20 1320 Avenue A. II eco.
Of 7Gu~t; lot, 2jNloo II. ana 3.'igy ,nN,' 81
lion sale: dot Of land 2OONl.5AlOUNcON13. ~ ihg'
ave and Terrace Place.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 90
foreclosure sale LOT 95N11211. and 3s'ory and g..
tory bulitng 80 West 3Oth-t. 80 n " 81 Jt-
ave: receivers sale plot OF land lopNif t1A- on
,3ti.st running 10 liJth-st, 2401 ~ ~ NroalaN
10, Emo and 4.stofy building No ls2 East lVo'hst
>, 10 ~ W Of 3da'e.
THURSDAY, JULY =.
Foreclosure sale lots 2jN9S9 each ard 5story build
lnes Nos 1874 and $3.50 East 26th.st, l2j II OF ls
" FRIDAY, JULY 90.
Foreclosure sale ] lCs 2JXs1G. Wnisnvc. IS II n
~ I3th.s lot 25vlOO.J aud 5story building. No al
Ii0 on shave cor Of DeNoest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
WEDNESDAY. JULY 20.



Wcst Endave, :, 2J.2 IT 9'th-st5OOX
100: Peter II J Coughn aud wife, % Joseph \. 49,
Nandew ater M - =, F-''VVN
s't ,6ial - and vile 10 Kat Burckhardt ls 225
Mancin.,t =. sos n : SiantDn-st, OI.NlWi -. 90
Nm Lennon and wife 10 VIM II Iarmal 2o,OcV
Webster ave =, part lot 81. 2iol Ward 23Ox
23I 70 land and Harlem Il X Co N-dON-i3 -, ooo
Taius Folin TO G Adclbert I"ckrr --..--.. @l,VVV
nsth.st g. 800 r. 2d-aNc, 2oA'?"i JACOB o-oo
Wund and vito tp Giovanni Palma -. ..-- o,1oV
s.thst n g 100 70 . I'd ave, l6.SXll2.2; q Hutson
Rrsdhurst.ave. n corner l5lstst, l61: ~
Nathaniel JARVIS r., and wIfc, 10 Alex !.
~, h Yn Hsl West: q Thornton Warren ref .o
N IIlns ID Clifford and ano eNcrs. ETC.; l9'2oo
vya.bingtonaVc " s. so n l73i-t 5ONlOo; - .oo
hdeii eTt Becker and wife 90 Calus fon ... l5ooV
4taye o9 German Bischod ..Orp 1900
o, sve !" "a n Of 27th-st. 2isxs5 Marina
" Sncro 10 julius NJ Sprro .. --.-----..-- !
pocIreld "a n s 500 II o. Anthony-ave. 25x
w. 90. Catherine Tunney 10 Jas NJ Pcebes.....:
80 vc y lot lO2, 1903 and lOi, map q
Tho peter Clark estate. I'D Ward, 75NS7G $500
Wanford II Kirk aud wife - Jno J Briefly. f,OVO
ycs, Tod.ay Q 8 25.2 II Of SGth-st, l!f1SO; 80.
no,1d : TncNes and wife " Mary Eager. 2S,OOO
,Y-,%st n $ IL n q 1rinlty-ave. j0Nl0O;
Finest Hammer and wife TO Bernard II Meyer arm
and WIFE o''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

On the Produce Exchange tho butter market was un'
Cincinnati ctlour weakSr Wheat d hi, ID O .se
S 70 ~. easy 40. 2 mixed 3s2dstc Kye scarce; No
U H" rSr1 STEADY s2 IS: Lard steady, %; Buik
meats quiet IS. Bacon firm s9qs9 III wh Id.
quct; sales o' ESss heavy i2@I2c Cheese dull;
S.s an,rIesTs l6c market quiet and unchanged
Milwaukee Wiz, July iG.-Flour quiet Wheat dail;
<" ao s5c Barley dun NO &c sample n on I rack
p ~ n harley I8 900 bush shipments, -four, 17OcO
D 90 oV' vbesI s. 900 bush; barley 800 bush
N,nneanols Mimi July lG.-Business today very dun
and almost completely staggered an h9uf sNs oi"Iie
%neas srst haif.hour there was no change from tha
For we nom The fluctuations did not exceed c, with
actual tsdisg do nd co.ed S6se sepsm6e opened 7c
nanoed T. dropped by ii o'clock ana elosea AZ .osr
The cash wheat marset "as d freely to- local miiers No
ior us u.s. lid AZ Tod792c No Northern, I72d'5c5
S % TcS74c and No 8 ooa67e; Keceip', mere 80
ear, shipments 1856 cars tO9sne are the So SSns
quotations: 10 ,.rher 73s.c: December 704c; track.
~ 10 Northern. on track. O9a'2c.
.naoelnbia July lG.-flour-Ihefe WAS htue or hoth-
Ing IN wholesale % PTces were qaotbiy IN
opeate @ nominal Rye -four in light request
St tad a. IS 80 per Dbl for choice Nv
oncrnss hsH and a' op,dns Exporters. however were
Sodne of and there LITTLE inquiry iIo IN gS,n
Rejected red in grain depot Ole od . s5s ss
eepSe See ssassisc october s3s6ste Corn-optlon
m,yket ruled steady with light offerings pu. bio,e,
little disposition trade Cables were nm oe' I'M,
non re ~ desirable grades light and prices Arm
With SIC bid fc no yellow On track S on 49,
pmbsr S2 a52.c October 62t a;2 ossmMaibss,.
so ar lots ruled steady under moderate onefins' 0u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
n standard Of classified
STAINED.
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary ...........4A Low Mlddling ......5s
strict Good OFdnary.....5 Mlduine ..........G 1916
Cptions-Onered little nothing IN tho way of features
TO-DAY and trading slow, being mainly of local
nature There Gdva,ce OF a. points at the out
set which was, vel! sustained Throughout the session
closing steady There nothing back II the rise oher
than advance u LAP points AZ Liverpool which forced
. few shorts into covering. S1lcr, D. bales.
90 In, ,,,t.. .f~I. Itwn Sail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
ARA z 5IaIr.
HOUSE BUILDERS

should know that IcMars. Iowa = increasing TN popu
aton rapidly and offers great Inducements TO investors
houses to rent Manufacturers and wholesale
dealers exempt from Taxation for ten years QUO
population, wsterwo.ks gasworks, electric lights. For
farther particulars apply to LeMnrs Improvement
Company LelIars, Iowa.
rutland & WHITING,
Real Estate,
S BEkkMAN-ST.
MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF APPKAlSlN1. SELLING
RENTING AND CARING FOX
DOWN-TOWN PROPERTY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
GUNNER Gravel.
Conntrp Boaro.

9 uRF BATHING: new sailboat excursions; generous
- table; liberal terms. J. w. TUTH LII, SpeoRk L. I.
Particulars with T. r. Larkin. 2e6 Fulton Bdyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Comntrn propsrtn for Sale auo 10 Get.

nor SALE LEASE OR RENT.-A large house and
barn with five acres 81 good land fruit trees of all
nds i situated Long Island SOUND On me 81 me
New-York. Ncw-Haven and Hartford H. X, about ten
minutes wal. from southport station; the land l. ~
form Of triangle bounded on two SIDES by highway ana
on the other by NH River; good boating and fishing
forty rods, ffonta~e adamlztd road, between
Southport and Bid cport. Apply 10 J.. c. SHERWOOD
IocA Box 4. Nouihnnrl. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
WHEAT. no. 2.

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull ana nn.
changed; 40 -pling wheat 7l's%,sSs s Nc 'SI5"S
oats Sossc; No 2 white. S2.ac; No wAHi:e.
S2d$2+a no q. NSo G'c No b. 9 9oa,ssc; 0? e,
naxsee prime timothy seed e s. mes, %c:, p PIX
short ribs sdps oose ~ go dry ated shouaer' tpoheu
s7as7 25 cieor sides (boxed sOdf1 30 wnsheS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
MELKOsE LNN:oN-TIE-BEACH

TIE CENTRAL. DE awurc Water Gap, Pa.
lfst-clas, family hotel convenient for transient
station, river, pDstofce and al points of
Interest moderate. Send for circular.
D. ID. OVERFIELD.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-11

No accurate history Of the college has
ever been written. A careful study of
its origin shows that it has been one of
the most potent agencies in lifting what
might be called the middle classes of the
people into positions of iLf1nence and
trust. Since 1859 the institution has
represented the educational efforts of
Methodism. The policy has always been
one of positive interest in public life.
Many of her graduates have spread over
the South and Southwest and acquired
fame and fortune. At home they are
found in all walks of life, but princi-
pally ecclesiastical circles. is the charac-
ter of her work made prominent. For
the past several years the college has put
itself in direct contact with the most
progressive thought of the times, dealing
largely with modern problems, and with
modern methods of instruction and in
quiry The college now has the best
arranged buildings in the state, but is
less fortunate in her resources than any
of the large denominatioRal colleges.
Her chief sources of income are rentals
and fees from students, endowment
funds, and conference collections. Her
greatest need of to day is an additional
endowment of 100000
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-11
Getting There With Both Feet!
w. III. PROCTOR.

Matthews, at Burlington, on last Satu~-
day night.
Novelties in dress goods, beautiful
and inexpensive, for morning wrappers,
street costumes and evening dresses at
the Durham Supply Co.
Regular meeting of Durham Lodge
No. 352, A. F. & A. NJ, to night, at 7:30
o'clock. Masons in good standing are
cordially invited to attend
=" Gosh" Parker, a colored boy en-
ployed by Mr.. Schwartz, at the city mar
ket, let heavy meat-axe fall on his foot
to day, cutting it pretty badly.
Rev. T. A. smoot, of Trinity Park,
will serve the Main Street Methodist
congregation during the temporary ab-
sence of the pastor, Rev. F. A. Bishop.
Our ready-made clothing department
embraces every article worn by men and
boys, and a perfect fit guaranteed in
every instance. The Durham Sup.
ply Co.
Miss Ella Farmer, dressmaker, Queen
street, Durham, n. c., having returned to
the city, offers her services as dressmaker
to her old customers and solicits new
ones. Satisfaction always guaranteed.
Mr.. Jas. p. Cook, editor of the Con-
cord Standard, is to be married in the
Methodist Episcopal church, at Suffolk,
Va, on the 10Th of this month, to Miss
Margaret J. Norf1eet, charming young
lady of that place
The ST. Cecilia Musical society will
hold it's regular monthly meeting at the
Durhrm Music school, Thursday even
ing. AS this is the first meeting of the
season the occasion will prove of unusual
interest. The music loving public is
| invited.
Col. julie Carr, who has just re-
turned from the North, says that he saw
snow forty feet deep in some states. AS
the colonel spins only a truthful yarn,
we should bless our last summers
clothes that we live in this fair and
happy, prosperous southland, where we
make our own ice.
| "A young Jap from Yokohama, Japan,
has just entered Oak Ridge institution
for the purpose of taking full literary
and business course. He left Yokohama
bon the 9th day of September, and ar
rived at Oak Ridge, October This is
perhaps the greatest distance ever trav-
eled by any one to enter North Carolina
institution.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-11
About DIR. HOsS.

HE Rev Dr. +. f. Hoss, who is to
preach the dedicatory sermon in Main
street church on Wednesday morning at
~ clock, arrived to day at noon, and
VI" be- the guest Of President and Mrs
'r'"rI. DR.. IIosS is a man of remarka,
''c "ra'orical powers; has had an educa
uonM career of considerable experience,
Doth 4, president of Martha Washington
''m1'c college, Virginia, and professor
III The biblical department of Vanderbilt
University. His influence is felt in all
'1e more liberal movements in the church.
rom his present position, which makes
"''1 The most distinguished Journalist in
'D' Southern Methodist church, he wields
powerful educational influence. The
community will be highly favored in
nearing him, and it is hoped that his ser.
mon VIII arouse the energies Of the peo-
P'r TO still greater endeavors to make
Wis place the educational centre Of
southern Methodism on the Atlantic slope
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-11
SERIOUS ACCIDENT |!
G. Mccarthy, Deaf Man, Is Knocked
from the Track.
Walking to and Fro Waiting for the
Train.
LEG BROKEN AND HEAD BADLY HURT
DIR. Manning, of This City, Accompanies
the Suffering Man to His Home
at Raleigh.

A serious accident occurred at Uni
versity station this morning about $50
Mr.. Gerald Mccarthy, of the North
Carolina Experiment station at Raleigh,
passed up the road this morning en- route
to Chapel Hill, and while at the station
waiting for the University train to move
out, he was walking to and fro on the
Richmond and Danville railroad, when
Colonel Green's special train came roll
ing by. He was walking with his back
toward the incoming train, and did not
see it, and, being entirely deaf, could not
hear it,
The engineer saw him, and, when he
found that he did not seem disposed to
leave the track, applied the brakes and
stopped as quick as possible, but not
until the pilot of the engine struck the
unfortunate man.
He was knocked to one side of the
track on pile of rocks, and the hole in
his head was caused by coming in con-
tact with the rocks.
1t is not known whether the stroke
from the engine broke his leg, or whether
it was broken by the fall upon the rocks
He was tenderly picked up and placed
in the baggage car on Colonel Green's
special, and upon its arrival at Durham
DR.. Manning was summoned and admin.
istered to the needs Of the sufferer, and
accompanied him to Raleigh.
Mr.. Mccarthy is a young man of good
paris, and his many friends will be
grieved to hear of this sad misfortune.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-11
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The Days Record of Current Events I'm
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The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Fresh peaches, just arrived, at Berry
& Co.'S
Some Of the show windows in town
make us think of Christmas times
o. --Opening still on and new goods
arriving every day at the Durham Sup,
ply Co.
Two attempts were made at Burling-
ton last night to enter private resi-
dences.
Largest and handsomest line of dress
goods ever brought to the city at the
Durham Supply Co
Ladies' wraps-the very latest, all
weights and in endless variety, at the
Durham Supply Co.
Just received one car load of ceiling
and flooring and one car good heart
shingles at Jas W Jones & Co.
Table and bed linen, the best and
cheapest, every housekeeper should see
them, at the Durham Supply Co.
Newest and nobbiest styles in mems
and boys hats, caps and gents furnish
ing goods at the Durham Supply Co.
-Changeable silks and velvets in all
the leading shades and colors-the very
latest thing in dress trimmings-at the
Durham Supply Co.
old stock entirely removed and a
complete new line in every department
is being placed upon the counters of the
Durham Supply Co.
Everything you need in dry goods,
clothing, groceries and staple articles
can be had for the least money at the
Durham Supply Co.
A long-felt need is being supplied by
the Richmond and Danville railroad, in
putting up safety-gates. or guards, at the
most public crossings
Three hundred dollars reward was
yesterday offered by the governor for
the capture and delivery of the party or
parties concerned in the murder of ]. I.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-11

equipped school of theology here would
attract from all over the South. DR.. Til
lett, dean of the biblical department of
Vanderbilt, has repeatedly expressed the
desire that such should be the case, and
offered TO spend a summer stunning the
state in the interest Of such school at
Trinity college. DR.. d. Atkins, recently
appointed associate editor of the Raleigh
Christian Advocate, is staunch sup
porter of this project. This is in line
with the repeated proposals to give
Trinity more of University character
so that she might stand in different re-
lation to the other colleges of the denomi-
nation in the land.
DR.. Brooks, who will participate in
to .morrow's programme, is presiding
elder Of the Greensboro district. He is
strong thinker, and received some
votes for the Episcopacy in the last Cen
eral conference.
The Rev. DR.. Reid is known to all the
people of Durham through his connec-
ton with the Raleigh Christian Advo-
cate, Of which he is the editor and pro-
prietor.