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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
saERIrfB SALE.

By virtue OF special execution and fee bill No
ebl1 issued 6uf o. fhs elsrk'e o0ea d. the eircuit
court Of Rock Island county, and state Of lunoi.,
and 70 me directed. vherebyf anscumnsnded to
make the amoant q . costSin Judxment recently
obtained aeainet c ". Moeher in favor of The
Peoples National Bank Of Rock leland. III ,ouf Of
the lands, tenemenfe. goods and chatfles 81 the
said defendant. c. ". Mosher. I have levied
upon me folsWioe property. ApW1t:i Al that part
or portion Of Big leland lying in Rock river tina;
iies between IN. vert ffucrf ing Yfyhruf way Of
the Rocx Island ana Peoria Railway contrary.
and the east line a section number ifteen (5land
twenty-five (22) in township number seventeen
az north range two III west Of the fourth prin-
ctpal meridian. in the county OF Rock lelA6d ana
state of II .ipois.
Therefore, according soeaid eo1manA I sAaIiex-
pose for sale 1t public auction all the rghf ritle
and interest Of the above named, C. ". Iosher
tn and 20 the above described property. On FIJI
day. the 18Th day Of January, at o'elock p. m.
u the no.fh door OF this Cont HoasB. in the
CITY Of Rock Islam, in the county Of Rock island
and state Of uli1oie, for cash in hand. 10 oatefy
said Execution and fee bill.
Dated 1t Rock Island this md day cf January,
4. D.YeS4 cirrus ID. GORDON,
= -. ? 1AerfR a Rock 4onnd 1:In11pia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Irish Called To Arms.

New YORK, Jan 80 Under the caption
"a Cal! 20 Battle" the Irish Republic has
n column and a half appeal to lrishmen
signed 10y William Lyman. treasurer Of
the Irish Nationa. League of America. The
address Is a practical call to lrishmen in
this and all other countries to opcn war on
Great Britain wherever her flag flies. 1t
Gays in one place: You prat;le and hur-
ran about nation. about "a flag of Ireland.
and you insist that it shall float. say over
the city hall of New York or the World
fair buildings in Chicago: but you forget
that the people are laughing at you; that
your nation is n myth, and that in reality
you have NO flag
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
eoMsARpED CARS WITH STONES.
Police Repulsed In an Endcnvor to Rescue
Car-l,n.,,n on,i -. AHrsxcd

Police Repulsed In an Endcavor to Rescue
Car-Compromise Offered.
The presence of the police did not, how
kinds were piled on he tracks as rapidly
as they were removed. At intervals ut
tempts were made to move the cars and
about noon several proceeded short dis
lance from stables. At o'clock a car in
charge of five policemen and several rail
road employees was attacked ut the corner
Of Congress and Main streets. Here a mob
of about 1900 men and boys were gathered
They bombarded the cars with stones,
breaking all of the windows and injuiing
several of those in charge. At Williams
street in East Bridgeport 500 men and boys
raided the yard Of Jones L. Hoffman, CON
tractors, and piled lumber, trucks and
other Instructions on the tracks
At o'clock the company succeeded in
getting one car, strongly guarded by 10.
lice, over the entire line but this was the
only one to make the circuit during the
day. At 6 o'clock a patrol wagon filled
with police and three wagons with rail-
road employees left the stables to bring
back "A wrecked car at the corner of Con.
grcss and Main streets. On arriving there
they were surrounded by a mob and q
lively row ensued in which hostler EN-.
ployed by the company had his nose
broken and another employe was badly
bruised about the body.
The police and railroad men retreatei
and abandoned the car. Meanwhile the
mayor summoned the police commission.
ers, sheriffs and city officials and confer
ence lasting three hours was held with the
,x,eH1 ,s.,- -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Grand n.pids tsamb,cr, R,,a..,.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. 22.-Every
gambling house in the city was raided
shortly before midnight and forty players
gathered in, including number Of prom
inent citizens. The gambling houses have
been running wide open under police su-
pcrvision for nearly year and the raid
was an unexpected blow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Steel Work. lrr.usmc.

PUEBLO, Col, Jan. :a...-The steel works
Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company
have resumed operations in the cold steel
department with q force af 100 men. One
blast will bc blown on the LIST of February,
sud the converters will start March 1,
when ] ,3O men will be given work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Prizes. Sentenced for A...ult.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. IA special to The
Evening Wisconsin from Duluth says
the Rev. Father Connolly, the Catholic
priest convicted Of criminally assaulting
Miss Julia Sutherland, q member Of his
congregation, was sentenced to twenty
years and three months imprisonment ut
hard labor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
LEGAL


Bttotc Of DANIEL U Brten. oecea0ed.
Public notice 10 hereby given that the under
signed. David Brown, has this day filed hi. final
rrport and settlement - such in the county court
Of ROCK leland county. and that an order has
been entered BY sald court approving the raid re-
port. unless objections thereto or cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the first Monday
Of February. A. d. 1874, and upon the final aI,-
prevail Of said report, the eaid David Brown will
ask for order Of distribution. and will also ~
to be discharged. Ali persons interested are no
tilted 10 attend.
Rock Island, ILL.,, Jan. II, 1874.
DAVID Brown,
Executor Of the last will aud testament Of Dan
lei OsBrien.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-There will be no
changes in the rules of the senate this SEES
sion. The question was definitely settled
at meeting of the committee on rules
which was attended by all the members D:
the committee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Thur.ton Arrive. mt wn.hinctou.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2a.-Hon Lorin r.
Thurston. the Hawaiian minister to Wash
ington, has reached the city after his long
"trip across the continent and Mt once wen,
to the legation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
COMING CONFLICTS
In the House Over the Wilson
Tariff Schedule.
SUGAR THE SUBJECT OF ONE FIGHT,

which h Likely - Re Anything but
sweet-A I:ally Against Free lroa Ore
ssA Coal Proalsed-The Ineo0e Tax
:. - Dswa - . Prsvoker Of the Wrath Of
ooussussa-znesse Cssruspsa0noss NOa
1sawsss-Capsssl city lsems. = >-f
WASHINGTON, Jan. :2-This week will
see the conclusion Of the tariff debate in
the housc. According to the special order
the voting on the bill and pending amend
ments will begin n week from today at
noon. During the past week no amend
ments of substantial importance have been
voted on with any chance of adoption ex-
ccpt that fixing the date upon which free
wool would go into effect, which was car
rieti by the radical Democrats with the aid
Of some Republicans over the protest OF
the Democratic members Of the ways and
means committee. This week, however.
will witness tho fight over the big amend
mcnts Offered from the Democratic side.
The full measure Of the Democratic oppo-
si,ion to the bill will then develop and
considerable bad blood will doubtless he
manifested.
sugar . Matter to Fight For.
Tho first fight will come on the sugar
schedule. Three hours have been set
apart for the consideration Of the PROPOSE
lions to hc offered by the sugar men. Four
amendment. will be offered 10 the nara.
graph placing sugar on the free list, If the
present plan is adhered %. The first will
he that Of McRae Of Arkansas. to abolish
the provision relating TO the sugar bounty
l. Al 4. -. n.
gradual reduction of ]. of a cent a year for
eight years until il is wiped out. To this
Price Of louisiana will Offer an amend.
ment 10 substitute in place Of n bounty a
duty of cent per pound on raw sugar. a
substitute for this TO retain the Mckinley
bounty of . cents viii br offered by Meyer
of Louisiana and Boatper will offer an
Amendment To he substitute to plncc N IL.
cent duty ON sucars
| p,.,.s,.1 . p.,,,,,,.,x rc.,rr v;r,,
tn. suvnr mon will make n strong f,ybt
/ nj, tho s,r,und th,t .us,,r Il !, r,vcn,,, ar.
tirlr ana in accordance with the dictates of
,b, tl,iraeo latfor,n sbo,,ld he made du,i.
nil 10 snnniv tho deficit which II il c.,i.
nn,.,i H.. cns.oms schcduIcs 81 ,b. VII.
so, I'M will cause Thcv will havc m.
s,,,,,nr, 81 .r, ,h. n.r,ocr,,s W. ar, ,,,,.
n,.,.,I IN IN. iprom, tax i,cludipc Coct.
ran Wilson and Other. of the way. and
mean. committee. While n 4. pe,,ernlly
admitted tina, they will probably Inc nble
10 n,,,s.cv , u,;,y;,v nj rho n..,,ocro..
the R,publjrnn.' who arr pledrrd TO the
fr,e snsnr f.,,u-s Of the NcKinIev Law
will pi,c them NO aid Tho changes ot
,h. .,i,,tio, "a !, s,,,,,r du,v for tho ,hovs
rrn.on. ar,, slim
a, N,,.rs n, ,bc u,,cl,,,,.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Manhood
and how to attain u.

A. last medical work that tells the causes,
describcs the effects. points the remedy. This
IL scientifically the n'cst valuable, artisticaiiy
the most beautiful medical book thai. has ap.
pcarcd for years; oI pase-'.evrry page bearing
subjects treated are Nervous Debility. Impo-
teWcy. stcrility. Dsvclopcment. vsrieoceie,
Thc nusbani. Those intending Marriage. etc.
Every nan WIN would know the grand truths.
tho plain facts. the old secrets. and the new
discovesiesof medical science % applied 10
narr,sd life. shp would atone for pet follies
aad avoid future pitfalls should write for thss
wonderful little book. II viii be sent frss
undcrs zeal. Address the publishers.
kr,s Medical 60 BuiIalo. n. 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

JACKSON q HURST,
A TTORNEYS AT IAw-Om-e ~ Rock LELAND
n Nationa Bank building, Rock Island, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

- MtBappfehenoto0e
Boston Waiter Ito outside barbarian, who
tucks his NAPKIN in his neck Pardon me-
sir, but there is no shampoo goes with this
dinner.-P. s. S. s. S. Co. Bulletin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

n. C. cONNBLLY. D. d. cONNsLLY.
CONNOLLY q CONNOLLY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-Rock Island, II.
~ once second door, over Mitchell q Lyn les
bank.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
American Catarrh Cure.

The American Ca'arrh Cure 10 the resuit Of "
-eas. study and treatment of the disease. Ons
'v,tle couvinces the most skepticai. n is AWAY.
-.sdy for use. needing neither doscher nor atom
ser. u restores the hearing. cures the hawking
sugh and cxpectoraftrg. removes the hcas. srhe
nd no~e bleeding-. increases the appel &c. PRO-
luces sound sleep lnvigorate- the white eyst-m
IND increases the vita ity. Prepared only by " /.
l. Jone-. n. o.. No. ~ North Eleventh sire st.
t'hiiadclphia. or mailed anywhere for 81
Foe ssis by all druggists. Hsrtx q vahnseu,
, holesale agents. a,s and s!s Nineteenth street,
,cck island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

E. PARNENTER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Omce in Mitchell 4
~ Lynae's new block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

ally ku o " .
that the scat
of life u Local
ted In the up
prpert oftho
spinal or d,
Mnnrthcc lb.se
tive h this
portion OF the
nervous eys.
tenn that even
the prick :: ca
cassc tnsssDe
death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Telephone lls
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
n. c. coxxn1LY n. d. coxN.LLy.
CONNOLLY & CONNOLLY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAw-Rock Island, RI.
E. PARMENrER.
ATTORNEY AT LAw-Omce in Mitchell =
~ LynoeO new block
JACKSON q HURST.
ATToRNEYS AT I.Aw-Om-e IN Rock leland
n Nationa Bank building, Rock Island. III.
Z. d. SWEENEY. CO. wALKxn.
SWEENEY q WALKER.
ATTORNEYS AND CCCNSELLORS AT Law
CHARLES J. SEARLE.
ATTORN El ATLAW-LE6AL EuSIxEes or
~ all k.nas p,orn-t:v after ded II. St4te'e Al.
tsrney OF hctk Island County. Omce: Post
McENIRY " McENIRY.
ATTORNElS al LAw-i.osr money IN good
~ security. Hake collecti ,ns. keference,
Mitchell & Lya.-e. bankers. us.Se IN Possosnce
block.
s. ". oDELL.
ATTORNEY At LAw-Formeriy os Pc I Byron,
Bro.nine Rn,rken At Koiinc. hiss now OPP ned
an ONCE in the Auditorium BUILDING. room S, ut
Nome.
PHYSICIANS.
~~-~-~-~~~-~-~~-~~-~~~~ - ~
DIR ASAY. <-
0HYBIClAN AND SUd ,E0N.-
1854 Third Avsaus.
Telephone ITO, Rock Island, III.
once Hours:-l0 .. m. 70 IL m, to p. N. and
1t night
J. r Hollowbush. n. D. Geo. Z. Barth, \. D.
DRS. BARTH & HOLLOWBUSH
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
S sss;s. soss:. =, 8: g.. Telephone 1:s
d. Dsrth. DR.. Hollowbssh--
,sss; "a = sosp... .o e e y ,es p
DIR. CHAs. N. ROBINSON,
EYE, EAR. NOSE. AND THROAT ONLY
Houn: q to II am: 10 Z pm.
DENTISTS.
R. NJ. PEARCE
eNIIST- Room % in ni1chell 4 Lynde's new
v hlocA. Take elevator.
HAWTHORNE q. SILvlS.
0ENTlsTs-No ms seeon; avenue, over Krsn
DRS BICKLE q SHOEMAKER,
dental SURGEONS - Mitchell q Iyndee
y block. Rooms 3e-sl. (Take elevasorI
ARCHITECTS.
-~~-~>~-->~~~>>>>>>~>~>~
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| A RCHIrkCr, Rock Island, m. OMce-Rsoa
~ q, Mitchell . Lynde building.
GEO. p. sTAUDuHAR,
| RCBIreCT- fiazs soa sapeetuseaaenso fne an
class Of eatdi.se. asose - md q, AiteA.
Ell 4 Lynde oni.asrs. AAKB RlsvA1oo.
CITY OFFICERS.
| s~~~-~~~~
W. A. DARLING,
NTTY HNGINEER-
y Buford block over kincsbury's etoss.
| SAVRDl
LABOR. TINE, MONEY
by UeM0-
| ADqI-VASHBOLRD
| SOAP.
Use it your own way.
1t is the best Soap made.
For Washing Machine use.
uAOE N
| uAn1oey I aals1on.
soid Everywhsrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

CHARLES J. SEARLE,
ATTORN ET AT AL EuSINBSS or
~ all k.nas p-on-,t:v after ded II. St1te'e Al.
tsrney OF hook Island County. Omce: Post
Office Block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

.. w. OOELA.
ATTORNEY At LAW-Formeriy % Pc Byron,
~ and do rfrg the rast tW O years with the firm Of
Browning & En,riken At ko!inc, has now OPP ned
an ONCE in the Auditorium BUILDING. room 5, II
Nome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
An Attack cn the bone.

IAtcr IN the week the Internal revenue
bill, including the income tax. will prob
ably beotfered as an amendment to the bill.
probably by McAlillin, although this has
not been decided upon fully. II it is this
fight will he the feature Of the debate. II
the advocates of the income tax are sue
rcssful. ms they claim confidently they
will be.and it is put on the bill rs n rider il
will cause several Democrats at least to
vote against the entire measure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

J. r. HolloWb1sh. II. D. Geo. Z. BartA, Il. D.
DRS. BARTH & HOLLOwBUSH
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
once lOo23rd st. Telephone loGB
residence ii Sist It I'M
01Y1CR MoUD:
d, Darth- DR., HoIlowbash-.
70 10 u. 10 to IL q. N,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
Gu RISTlAN TEACHERS ASSEMBLY,
Summer School to BE Established at Lit
ticton-Lurnber-M Mills Running.

SCOTLAND NECK. " c., May b
Especial. )-Thore Is a plan before the
people of LIttleton, in this county, TO es-
tablish at that place a Christian Teachers
Assembly and Summer School. with
suitable faculty. who will employ Ice
turers from different parts OF the country
TO instruct the assembly.
There was a much-needed rain here
last night and also some showers this
morning.
The lumber interest seems to be almost
inexhaustible in this section. There nave
been mills running here constantly Tor
twelve or fifteen years. and stil new
mills are occasionally put IN. and the
business seems to grow.
Mr.. NJ. u. Alsbrook. Of Weldon Is
here on a visit to his friends.
Mr.. Ernest Morrisette is home from Nor
folk for few days.
Mr.. Il. Il. Powell Of Gold Rock, Nash
county. is here on a visit
Mr.. J. B. Brewer and wife, who have
been here on visit, have returned TO
Wytheville. Va.
Mr.. Wells T1llery. OF TiIlcry. was here
Yesterday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
IN THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
Another Fig Suit Against the Electric
(ompany-An Assignment.

While last week was quite dull in the
Citv-Halt courts. this week promises 10
De- just the opposite. Tho May term OF
the Hastings Court commences to-nor-
row morning. Among the cases to be
tried during this session are those OF
McNamee and Gdul. VINO are In jail
CHARGED with the murder OF Robert Lee
AtWcH. tho Richmond and Danville yard
master. The CABOT case. II VIII be
remembered. has bone postponed until the
july term.
Nothing Of special interest transpirod
i'm the Chanccry Court yesterday. suit
was Instituted in the city Circuit Court
rs +. W. Hancwlnckel. Ed Hanewinckel,
Ida L. Atkinson and her husband, X. ii.
Tricg ami her husband. and Meta Pack
ard and her husband against Edgcrton
Rogers for $3.50. George Breck lnsti-
tutcd suit for s2li53 against Bertha \
Duce and Philip Il. Shield
The Law and Equity Court had quite
a buoy day. In tho chancory cause OF
&. T.. Lukhard against &. Lumsdcn q
Son. Judgment was rendered for the PLAIN
t0. Suits were brought In this tribunal
IS the following persons: The National
Bank Of Virginia against the Bankers
Loan and Investment Company for sZVD,
T.. e. EIineton against W. NJ. Winghcd
and others. for go: Frank Miller against
the Peter Stumpf Brewing Company, debt
on note Sl.lco. Andrew Il. 1yrec. infant.
Who sues. etc, against the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company, damage
$1,000
FhIiI-GE or 4. SCUNURMAN & SON
The tailoring firm Of a. Schnurman d
Son. doing business at No. Gil east Broad
street. made an assignment yesterday TO
r. II. Catlctt. Jr.. trustee. The liabilities
are estimated at 1890, and an inventory
of the ass"sts has not yet been taken
The only nrst-class creditor is y. w
Jowc. who Is due for four months rent; Sc
cond-. third, and fOurth-class creditors are
rogncctivcIy: Gus Schnurman. $40; NJ G.
Fincher. 500. VI. j. Cease. 500 Among
the other creditors who are 10 be paid H.
the order named are Cease Brothers, go;
Howard Swincford, $3.50; William ii.
JohueOn. s1G0; Charles lIaase, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
AT WASHIH..::T0N,N.C.
THE PRs>. 80 ~ SECRETARIES IN
THE CAR LIMA SOUNDS.
Wholesale Slaughter Of snipe and wiiiet-
Immense Catches Of Biuehsh ana
urum-Mr. Cleveland Pleased.

WASHINGTON. n. c., May 9.-(spe-
cIal)-PresIdent Cleveland and Secretaries
Carlisle and Gresham have been In the
waters of North Carolina on the steamer
Violet hunting and fishing. They we're
here six hours to-day. coaling the vessel
and supplying the station with Oils Tor
the lighthouses.
on Friday on Bodies Island the party
killed 3s5 snlpe and willet, the president
leading with IA.
A GREAT CATCH.
At Uatteras the catch Of bluehsh ana
drum surpasses anything In the Presi-
dents experience.
On Monday another hunt VIII De ,aken
on Bodies Island. Then they go oiree'
to Washington city. -. AT,
The President is so pleased WIN 'n''
intends 10 visit Hide Park, the famous
decr-huntine grounds In North Carolina
this autumn. :,
Ha WAS rigldIy reticont on all questions
political. having taken this trip soiey
for recreation and pleasure.
He has enjoyed IL exceedingly, ana 1ecis
greatly rejuvenated.
ANOTHER WEEK OF SPORT.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President
Is not expected to return to the "hi,e
House until Friday or Saturday OF next
week. Mrs. Cleveland and the children
will end their visit to Mrs. Perrihe' AT
buffalo. about the same time. ana 'he
Whlte-House family will probably be re-
united Sunday a week from now. MIS-.
Cleveland will not so to Gray Gables tor
soma time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
They Never Irritate.

Some people have prejudice against
plasters because, as they think. they burn
and blister That Is true OF many, but not
OF Allcock's Porous Plasters. They never
irrltate the skin, but always have a
soothing effect.
They are useful In case OF any loca!
pain. and. as a rule, will bring i'm
mediate relief II they do not IL IS be-
cause the trouble has been allowed 10
become so serious that no external remedy
will reach IT. and the chances are that
any treatment will fail.
For stitches in the side. weakness or
lameness Of the back, stiffness OF the
joints Allcock's Porous Plasters have
been proved again and again to be not
only a relief, but "A cure.
Brandreth's Pills are safe TO take at
any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
THE MONUMENTAL'S RECTOR.
A Fourth CaIl-Bishop Newton to Preach
Death of the Janitor.

The Monumental church has extended
its fourth call to "A rector. Since Rev.
Bergman Green declined TO accept the
invitation extended him TO take the
leadership Of that church, the vestry
have fixed their hearts upon another min
lister whom they hope to secure Tor MS
toric old Monumental.
\ member OF the yestry was seen by a
Dispatch reporter yesterday, and ques-
toned concerning the clergyman to whom
the last call had been extended. The
only information that could be CLEANED
was that the minister sought resides In
another State.
Bishop Newton will preach at Monu-
mental church this morning, and at st.
PauTs church tonight. He Will confirm
a class at Christ church this afternoon.
The Assistant Bishop has kindly con-
scented to conduct the services at the
Monumental on Sundays when he is here
until his successor as rector OF the church
shall have been duly Installed.
A singular incident in connection with
the conservation Of Bishop Newton was
the death Of William Letter, the Old col
ored janitor AT the Monumental. whlca
occurred on the day Of the ordination.
The faithful attachee was a devoted adj
mirer Of DIR. Newton, and his greatest
hope in his last days was that he might
live to see the rector consecrated bishop.
This was denied him. as he passed away
even while the services were going on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
WILSON STOCK ASSOCIATION.
Largo Attendance at the Annual Exh'o''-
A Variety Of Races.

A Variety Of Races.
WILSON. n. c., May i9.-(Speciahl-
The Wilson County stock Associa''o"
held It's annual stock show this week
Many people were In attendance, anu "
good exhibit of blooded stock contributes
To the success OF the show. Inere "sie
On exhibition brooding mares ana COTS,
and A fine lot OF cattle, sheep, hogs' anu
stock generally. Premiums were s"e"
for the best exhibits. .
There were running races tro''i'e
races. and bicycle races. Inc ruhninS
race on Thursday was won by Mr.. D.. H.
Nayos horse: the trottiDg race by MT.
+ D. Farrior, and the bicycle race pS
Mr.. J. VIII Gardner. Financially the
fair was a SUCCESS.
RountifuI rains fell here last night anu
this morning, which were very huch
needed. News reached here this morn
ing that at Fayetteville and along inc
Short Cut the wind was very severe anu
some damage Is reported.
Wilson Collegiate Institute closed yef'
terday on account of the serious Illness
OF Professor Silas Il. Warren, the ptih-
cipa,. The doctors advised the closing
of the school.
Colonel John r. Bruton delivered mo
address last night in the courthouse on
Odd-FelIowship TO n good crowd
Farm work is considerably farther ad-
vanced than last year this time.