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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-27

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who confessed that they were actors. They
ti9nsr sss sa9 year. WITH ITss Lodgings d /; ana
don Esp Fnst E eays AK W E @a +
ready contains 100000 over ard above oil ex-
a sHIs ana lliasard IL sS"n F%rk a bnk
gan to s nov i nst before the Por r.p
crowd PREPARED to d" disper4s' they they found tie
streets Impossible and ne ne ears or Gonveyanees
IF s fSE T. W IL. vino on
the act ors wero not depressed. lney cleared
themselves comfortable, aud the orchestra
hlaysd, al night :d while the actor; ard
meprs te the o " py and sn"w
20, ,Tiladelphia curiosity has been excited
about as ~ California belle and .hciross on
psrents THorc Is nothins int the Stable bie. MISE
Alsberg was once comfortably endowed with
Mh T Tsws Gfo o hut and s' o wsnt os q s
ttrnnoiis,. and now she Is n patient aud indus
atros in this city are tailed Of. and one Is rea-
s q Snd Ssrso sF w f h ESE
the managing lease, tn" other proposed
house Is to be-. IL it materializes. an
uptown, east side combination thea
tire. W: s. Cleveland the minstrel manager.
is an almost hopeless Invalid confined to his
he'd in Buffalo. Sciatica has 40 crippled him
that Nc cannot walk. and ior u fortnight past
he has been in this condition. The K-ndals
actors. but at least one memler II the com
pHny will 90 back to Eng land IN June May
times richer than when he came hitler, The
only son Of tho late Mrs. Nye Chart, one Of the
oldest and richest managers IN provincial
been appraised. ths son WIN receive 01o0000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-27

What does the word "sasscnach" meant What =
its origin. and what its menningf
Pho BoNo PuaLIoo
p. BP. You should have signed your name; but your
sense OF humor gives you right to be answered
sassenach is corruption OF the Gaelic sassunich,
meaning Saxon: the word in among tho Scottish
Highanders. who apply 1t to the English.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-27

Has any person been hung for murder by poison IN
this city during the last thirty yeasi In what yeAf
was Stevens hung Cor wife poisoning J.J.F
No. Stephens poisoned his wife Sept. ~. 1857. and
hanged Feb o. 1850. Previous this execution,
Otto Grunsig hanged Feb. n. 1852. for poisoning
his wife Nov ~ lS5l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-27

Fun will he Mt the fore on tho stage OF the
Brooklyn Star Theatre this woek. "McCarthy's
Mishaps" will DO the play. with Ferguson and
Mack as the principal comedians and a sup
George Gates. Mnrgnrctte =, Ferguson. May
trnGe Foot and p the sstnrs cousan The farce sr
has been tested In many theatres. and it car
ries u tull load OF sons. dance. and jollity.
In the market OF plays and operas there Is
active speculation yet. though the season
wanes Tho news that T. Henry French has
purchased Tho Mountebanks." Gilbert and
Golfers opera. current ut the London Savoy.
has surprised some local observers of theatre
I or thn has OF ah,. atdb s
work Which has not been nearly SO engcrly
sought ms II II were Q Gilbert and sullivan
s SRsr with me The nHe % Sure
y may dH,s 81 tAI
M pas lite by yarnpy, and The Country d
Siold." BY Ghiyot ard ya9!oS An episode in
ply. and in one at, has been psriorm;sd by
Totheringay, the actress. Bisson and Care.
have gone to Monte Carlo. q gain Inspire;
Charles Trohman, for John Drew's star
ring, tour. sydney, koscnfeld is also EN-
American comedy and on q e,act piece. in
which Edwin stevens will PLAY, tho chief role,
bronson Howard. another author under con.
Rochelie villa this week. and settle down to
the work OF writing tho dialogue Of the new
the fall Charles Barnard's rural play with an
efieminate man as the old maid heroine,
1se Sas la
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
ElectrlcRlrters.

This remedy is becommrng so well
known and so popular IL. % need. no
special mention. all Hh have used
Electric Bltters sing the SAGE song
Of p alse,--A purer medicine doe.
not exist and il is guaranteed 10 a.
all that is claimed Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases 81 the Liver and
Kidneys, will r move Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caus-
ID by impure blood will drive Ma,
laria from the system and prevent
rs well as cure all Malarial fevers :
For cure of headache. Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitiers
Entire satisfaction qua anteei, o.
money refunded Price 5oc ard 81
per bottle al X. Blacknall 4 500
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
Tha Rape for RIches.

1t is the sage opinion of a
writer in Once a Week that
should there ever be a competi-
tive exhibition of American
fools the man who is trying
hardest to get rich in a hurry
will take the prize. He may be
a Spectator, a gambler, a coun
terfeiter or a burglar, but the
fact will remain that he and all
of his kind consume more time
at less advantage than the
cheapest day laborer in the
land. There isn't a more de-
pressing and exasperating
phase of life in a large city
than is supplied by the army Of
quick-witted fellows who ARE
fooling away their time and
money over enterprises which
promise much but never yield
anything. ordinations" TO
beat the sellers of pools on the
races or the managers of other
gambling concerns and con-
trivanees to break safes in
which other peoples money is
locked are occupying the entire
attention of thousands of fell
lows, some out at elbows and
all needing to be in Jail, who
might live comfortably and
decently were they to apply
their energies TO honest work.
Ii certainly is hard to be poor,
but poverty is less Of a disgrace
to ones self, as well as less Of a
nuisance TO one'sacquaintanees
than a wild desire to get some
thing for nothing, particularly
when the something desired be.
longs 70 some one else.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
RssnIt Of an harsr,,ssmsnt.

An answer to an advertisement in
a matrimonial publication has got
Miss Maggie Hyde, II Georgia, in a
peck Of trouble.
Some months ago, Wilson Tindell,
Of Gumboro, Sussex county, Della
ware, inserted the advertisement in
question. He was pleased with Miss
Hyde's answer, and the CORES.
pondence was continued until Tindell
made a proposal Of marriage, which
was accepted. Tindell went TO Geor.
gia, where the couple were married.
Tho couple returned 10 Sussex
county, where they lived happily for
several weeks. Last week Miss Hyde
discovered that her husband was a
very much married man, having two
wives from whom be had MT been
divorced living besides herself. She
at once packed up her goods and left
for Georgia.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
The Comet.

The time for the appearance
Of the great comet has passed,
and to US falls the lot of disap-
pointment.
On Sunday night thick clouds
shut from our view the entire
starry dome of heaven and our
means Of transit were not suf-
ficient 70 carry us above them
in order to take notice Of the
fiery monster.
Great excitement prevailed
with SEINE of our people, for
fear Of a final dissolution of af-
fairs but we did not anticipate
such results.
Soms wise heads say the
comet is surely coming, but that
it has lost some time because Of
unexpected difficulties which it
had to encounter. Be that as it
may, we do not fear any evil
results from the celestial visitor.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

E q II = 4 z j. K 49,
From present indications the
next Senate of the United States
will be so close that Vice Pres
ident Stevenson will have the
deciding vote when party lines
are closely drawn, provided the
Populists vote with the Repub-
lican side. According to the
latest count the three parties
will be represented thus: Demo-
Gratis IA. Republicans 40, Pop
lists 4. So it will have q clear
majority Of 4 over the Republi.
cans, not counting the vote OF
the Vice-President.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

ing frozen to death below New
bern. A -masted boat car
rying wood and having six men
aboard was caught in a whirl-
wind and capsized. The men
regalned the boat but the water
was freezing and during the
night three died from exposure.
Another undertook to swim
ashore and persisted. After fit
teen hours of intense suffering
the two remaining men were
rescued. The dead men are
George Richards, Henry Gaylor
William Willoughby and one
unknown, a passenger, Capt
Haywood Dove and Erwin
Green, of Newbern, were res
cued.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
Trinity Wins,

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 22.-The
first game of the series of the
Southern Interstate Collegiate
Foot Ball Championship was
played here to-day between tile
College Of Auborn, Ala, and
Trinity College, of Durham, n.
G., before a large gathering of
people. Trinity won by a score
of 46 to 6, defeating the Alaba-
ma team with apparent ease.
The Alabama men were heavier,
but the North Carolinians were
aggressive, quick, and better
informed on points of the game
The playing of Daniels, captain
of the Trinity team, was a fea-
ture. The game today was
patronized by the best class Of
people, and the sport, undoubt-
eddy, will soon be as popular in
the South as in the North.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
A ThankagIyIng PuddIng. =

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 2s.-A slice
Of the monster pudding which was
Gu. on Thanksgiving night, weighing
twelve pounds, was shipped to the
President.e elect on Saturday. Each
OF the twelve pounds represented a
Virginia electoral vote, the first slice
being bid in by Col. James D. Patton
at sllO, who sent it TO Mr.. Cleveland
The second slice, which was bought
by Ar. Leo Schwarzchild for s45,
vas expressed TO Vice President
stevenson, and was accompanied by
an appropriate letter from that gen.
tleman.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
A MURDER CAPTURED.
Archie McPhatter Who Killed
Deputy Sheriff livingston OF
Richmond County in Jail


Deputy Sheriff livingston OF
Richmond County in Jail
at Eumberton.
Information was received by
the Star yesterday that Archie
McPhatter, colored, concerned
in the murder of deputy sheriff
Livingston, of Richmond county
was captured yesterday morn
ing by a colored man named
Marshal Maxwell, near Moss
Meek, in Robson county. The
prisoner was lodged in Jail at
Lumberton and will be sent to
Rockingham, Richmond county.
He is badly wounded by gun
shots in the SHOULDER, hands
and legs, and when found was
unable to walk. The wounds
were inflicted by the sheriff's
posse in Richmond, who were
trying to arrest him. He said
after his capture, that he fired
at Livingston, but did not know
that he killed him. He claims
that white men caused him to
get into the trouble. A reward
had been offered for his arrest
by the Governor of the State
Morning Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
Cnnturo of Hoke secreet.

MARION, n o., Nov. IS --Hoke
Secrest charged with tho murder Of
his wife and child near Hickory,
IN. q some years ago and buried
Them iii a lonely spot, was captured
in sspartanburg, s al, this week.
Sec.est wes tried some years ago in
Mcdowell county aid was sentenced
to death. AlterWafa lie secured a
new trial, which ended in sending
him 10 tie insane asylum, fromwhich
he nude his escape twice, Your cor.
respondent understands that he will
be brought back TO Mcdowell county
It an early date and tried for his life.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
Hon. JOHN M. AtMater.

Last week The RECORDER in
mentioning the complexion Of
the Legislature, mentioned that
there were two Gideonites elect
en- 10 the Senate. In this state
ment we did Hon. j. w. At
water an injustice. Two years
ago he was elected by the Dem
ocrats, and last summer he &C
cepted and was elected on the
Alliance or Third party ticket.
He has no respect for a man
who would belong to Gideon's
Band.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 80, 1892
BASE b ALL.

Time to Call a Halt, is 1t Not?
We would not, for any consi-
deration, deprive the student at
college from taking proper ex.
ercise, nor would we deprive
him of any social amusement
that is harmless, but there is a
line beyond which it is not safe
to proceed.
The principal object Of our
colleges is, or should be, to edu-
cate the head and heart, and
not the heels and toes.
We have an institution at our
own doer-one in which we feel
great interest, and tits falling in
line with the others of our State
in going to other States to test
their "kickability." We would
pause just long enough to ask,
What do you expect the out
growth of this to be?
Is it for muscular develop.
ment? Ifso, that can be had at
home and without the evils at
tendant upon such course.
The point to which the base
ball craze is being carried, will
prove, if not already so, as
destructive to true manhood, as
prize fighting, or gambling.
Bets have already been placed
upon clubs, and have been lost
and won.
Some of these football teams
have been lauded to the skies
fer their skill in kicking ball,
and they are led to believe they
have achieved as high honors
as the world can give, when
there is nothing in it save the
development of the muscles, tc
which no one objects.
We do not object to football
or any other game that is con
ductive to the physical develop
ment of man, but we do entel
cur plea against the prominence
given it by our colleges ant
universities.
Much time and money j;
spent in going from place K
place to engage in these games
when the result sought could b.
much more easily obtained al
home and money and brain bet
ter cared for.
There is one institution in oul
State which has taken but lit
tie, if any stock in this craze
and mark it gentlemen, in the
end that institution will furnish
the brain power and You thu
muscular power. Call q hal
and have things in moderation
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

IT costs the United States
Government about $4,000 to
pay off the deputy United States
marshals who served at the late
election in Maryland, and we
consider it just SO much money
thrown away. The marshals
are no use whatever, and the
law under which they are APP
pointed should be repealed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

Congressman w I, Crawford,
Representative Of the Ninth district,
will on Wednesday marry Miss Inez
Conan, a Haywood county lady.
Themarriage win occurnear Waynes.
vile, and the bride and groom will
leave for Washington on the after
noon train, says 4 special to the Char,
lotte Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

The electoral college will
stand Cleveland 27S. Harrison
l3S and Weaver % California
goes Democratic; Ohio, except
one Democratic elector, casts
her vote for Harrison. Oregon
casts one for Weaver, and three
for Harrison. Weaver carried
Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Ne
vada, North and South Dakota.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
Died in Texas.

Died in Texas.
A few months ago Miss
Minnie Murray of this city was
married to Mr.. Sidney Suggs of
Texas. On last Saturday her
who lives in Durham,
received a telegram announcing
her death. Mrs. Suggs was %
years Of age. Her remains
were laid to rest at Mt. Pleas
ant, Texas. We tender to the
bereayed the sympathy Of the
entire community.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

THE acme Of incongruity was
reached at a recent church fair
in the west. One of the fea.
lures was a grab bag, and a.
mong the things in the bag was
a slip of paper, on which were
the words: "Good for one grave,
VIII be dug any time during
the ensuing year. John Smith,
sexton"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

The county printing will be
given out next Monday at the
meeting of the Board Of county
commissioners. Then we will
see how much will be saved TO
the taxpayers of the county
along this line.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

Thousands Of applications are
pouring In upon the hotel pro.
prietor5 of Washington for
quarters upon the occasion of
the approaching Inauguration
Of Mr.. Cleveland on the 4ih Of
March next. Enough applica-
tions were received in one week
after the election to cram every
hotel in the city. il is estimated
that the occasion will be great.
est Of the kind ever witnessed
since the organization of the
government Democratic Clubs
from every State in the Union
will be present to the number
Of may thousands. These with
the military which will un.
doubleday be present, will pre-
sent q spectacle never excelled.
There is great satisfaction a.
mong the people upon the cleo
ton Of Mr. Cleveland, and it is
no doubt q harbinger of good
in which the whole country
will receive benefit IL is indeed
and in truth the dawn Of A NEW
IRA.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

A PENNSYLVANIA lady lays
claim to glory on the ground
that she has made a pumpkin
pie in four minutes. The real
test will come when she tries to
induce somebody to eat it with
in four days.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

a Mr.. CLEvELAND's majority IN
New York, over all competitors
is72, 495. The official statement
of the vote cast is as follows:
Cleveland, l75, 1867; Harrison,
SO, 967; Weaver, 1886; Bidwell,
2,439.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

A LAPLANDER can skate one
hundred and fifty miles in a day,
and has been known to beatthe
record when his mother-in law
has been in hot pursuit.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

THE Electoral College is more
or less conspicuously before the
country now, but it never will
be really famous everywhere
until 1T gets i foot BAH team.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
Ohio Wilson B0yeotted by the
Alliance,

RALEIGH. N. G., Nov. 26--The
fact was ascsrtained today that
the executive committee of the
State Farmers Alliance issued
orders that Ohio Wilson was on
no account 10 be given any posi-
tion In the State business agency
of the Alliance.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30
QUERIES:

Why is il to your interest to
have yonr prescriptions filled at
Michaels & Co'sg'
BECAUSE they have no
ID physicians to rely upon in
case Of accident and therefore
will be more careful to fill Just
as written, knowing the physi.
clans are very exacting when no
pecuniaEy interest is at stake.
Dut why is il best for Physi.
clans 10 have their pre-
scriptions filed at Michaels &
Co'sg
BECAUSE It frequently be.
DcOmcs ne essaiy 70 change
treatment in the case before but
little Of. the medicine last pre-.
scribed Il used-then the multi.
plicity Of prescriptions cannot
be chargeable TO the pecuniary
interest Of the physician, as
there Ii no doctor connected
with our establishment.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-30

RALEIGH, Nov. 26.-News has
been received here Of men be-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-04
MARKETS BY rELEGRA9H


FINANCIAL st.,or
New YoRK, Aug. 8, noen.--Stoeks opened
very dull but steady and fir n. Money opened
easy at Sg2 per cent. Exchange--long, 81 81
"a 674; short. 81 SS14G04 sSt1 State bonds
n@g,ecte Government bonds dull bat steady.
Chicago & North IFS Terminal -.
Lake Shore. -. 1915 Western Union. =. 0716
NE new Y %i P0 Aug g. 500 p. m=steriing ex
change closed quiet but steady at )! $50
SJ14; commercial bills, 81 s6I624 S.. Money
easy at 11sd2 per cent, closing offered at ~
per cent. Government bonds closed duh but
steady; four per cents ll6. State bonds dull
but hrm.
Sub Treasury BaIances-Coin, $50, 1853. 0os; cur
rency. S2424', 900
The stock market to-day was composed
principally Of dealing in industrials or at least
those stocks furnished about all the feature
which marked the trading, even though a ma
1ority of the business was in railroad shares.
The leaders of the bull movement seem TO have
abandonedthe market to its fate for the time
being. The opening quiet and rather
heavy, ia sympathy with lower figures from
London, but the covering of shorts in Burling-
ton and the strength OF industrfals impaired a
firm temper to the general list, which, however,
lasted only short time, after which small
fluctuations with general dropping tendency,
marked the dealings il most railroad shares. A
few speciaIties. however, displayed marked
strength. and Manhattan was one OF the most
prominent, rising over III per cent, but tine
special feature was Omaha, which became very
active in the late trading, and rose l9S per cent.
to 5215. The other sharp gains, however, we're
in industrials and Lead stocks. The Laclsdo
Gas STOCKS. Cotton oil, Cordage and Gene al
Electric all showed remarkable strength. rising
from 1Co2 per cent. The best prices were also
well held, and the close was fairy active and
firm, with railroad stocks generally ouy
slightly changed from those of last evening;
while Cordage showed arise of 2ss per cent,
Cotton Oil IL. preferred ~, Lead 23s, the
preferred IA. Manhattan and Omaha Ia per
cent The sales of listed stocks were 1917. 900
shares; unlisted. a., 900 shares. The following
were the closing quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-04

Opening Highest. Closing

BALTnMoRE, Aug. 3.-Four steady. Wheat
unsettled, closing easy; No. red. spot 8231
@,S21sc; southern wheat hrmer; Fultz S00S3c
LongOerry SlG1b4c Southern corn-Whits easy
at 55357c; yellow steady at IS 0asI4c.
CINCMNATI, aug. 3.-Flour heavy. Wheat
easier; No. . red 75c. Corn-No. mixed sac
Oats in fair demand and hrmer; No 2 mixed
34c. Pork stronger at $40 so Lard in good
demand and stronger at 81 ~ Bulk meats easy.
Bacon strong. Whisky steady at 81 Is
new ORLEANS, Aug. 3.-Coff 20 frm; Rio, ordj
gal prime yellow clarified $685. I5-16c; of
do 35z@13 i3-l6c
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-Flour In moderate de-
mand and unchanged. Wheat closed dull and
weak at loss of ssG16c; No. . red. cash
lower al 73t4c; August delivery N31Sc bid: Sep
TENDER delivery 1880 bid. Corn closed SIC
above vest srday; No z, cash higher at 47c;
August delivery 46e bid; September delivery
46lAc asked. Oats bullish, advancing 1zc, some
or which was lost later; Nc. 2 cash 30Ikc and
nominal; September delkFery 3Olkc asked.
Wh sky icm at 81 10. BagTng 614U71zc Iron
cotton ties 81 10. Provisions stronger and
higher. Pork $i2 rs. Lard s. OOn7 is. Dry
sailed meats-LoQse shoulders s. %; longs and
ribs 81 IS; shorts 81 81; boxed i5c more. Bocoh
Packed shoulders 81 25; longs and ribs IS rs;
saorts 50 o.. Hams ltS0lsI1c.
NAVAL STORES
LIVERPOOL Aug. 3.-Turpentine 22s Cd.
New Yong. Aug. 3, noon.-Spirits tnypentina
quiet at 2JGI2915c. Rosn duh at 81 22leG
21z
NEW YoBK, Aug 3, 500 p. M.-Rosin auie,
and steady; strained. common 60 good 81 22l6
al IN Turpsntine dull and lower at $40
&c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-04

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