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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
PERSONAL.
There are $685.. 454 registered
voters this year in Great Britain

There are 6,332.454 registered
voters this year in Great Britain.
Florence Lackmoi,, of Frank
lin, Mass, Is years old, climbed
TO the crater of Popoeatopetl.
Bernard Wise, the most talked
of politician in New South Wales.
is only 81 years of age. At the
age Of - he was attorney general.
Joseph Manuel, aged 81, and
his wife, aged 90, have just eele-
bratcd at Kennebunkport, Me-,
the seycnty-five anniversary ofthe
wedding.
Five of the royal personages
who were present at the Orleans
wedding were obliged to use eai
trumpets TO hear what was going
Oh about them.
Presigny, the most unscruPu'
lous of Napoleon ILLS agents in
bringing about the coup d'etat
left memoirs which are to he pub
lished soon in Paris.
By the death of the widow d
Moses Wildes, I'd, Of Cambridge
Mass, more than $4,000 be
queathcd by her husband 10 b.
divided among about twelve o.
fifteen public institutions become
available.
| After more than sixteen year
Of litigation the contest over tn
will Of Bishop Ames tMethodis
Episeopal) has been settled. b.
the decision Of the court all I'll
children will have an equal shar
Of what Is left Of the estate aite
the legal costs are paid.
Il Ralph Iron (olive sehreiner
!. is described o. a small lively VI
|, man. with nothing Of the sadnet
' Of her stories. Two years ag
/ Miss Schrciner married Mr. Crot
J. wright, a member Of the colonii
parliament. II IL il said that in
! stead Of her taking his name, ]
j. gave up his own for hers.
In a recent speech in Londo
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
SPORTING NOTES.

This looks like an easy week
for Philadelphia.
Taylor Or carsey will pitch for
Philadelphia Friday.
St. Louis is giving Washington
A fight for tenth place.
Brooklyn has won one out q
nine games from Cleveland this
season.
Dahlen, Of Chicago, accepted
thirteen chances yesterday with
out an error.
There are said to be 10000 eye
lists in Denmark, Of which IS 900
are Inhabitants of Copenhagen.
The Manhattan Bicycle club, Of
New York city, will hold It's annu.
al road race in labor day.
New York has found Chicago
and Louisville very easy this year,
winning seven out Of nine games
| from each.
Cleveland gained twenty-five
points in percentoee and moved
up from fifth to arst place last
week. New York gained thirty
I seven points in the came time.
Gus weighing will again try to
get revenge on the Phillies. The
! last time Louisville was there An'
gustus said he was going to do so,
j and got knocked out of the box.
7 Louisville took some Of the con
9 ceit out Of the Spiders Monday
/ The colonies are doing too mucl
q Of this work just now to suit III,
/ Phillies' admirers. Suppose the!
! give the Quakers a throw-down!
i Chicago will continue to pla.
4 Sunday games, fine of IS pc
|. player for each exhibition on tn
! on the Sabbath scarcely being
! drop in the bucket, eonsiderin
the large crowds the Colts hay
been drawing.
Amos Holmes, Of Unadilla, \
Y, o4 years Of age claims to b
the oldest bicycle rider in Ii
y world in point Of years. He
i said to be full Of energy and wi
y. ling to race any man Of his age
At the state for any number Of mile
Milwaukee society has organ
= lied ladies' bicycle club who
membership is strictly limited
III. local -four hundred" II hi
q name that is. decidedly uniqu
namely, "The Rise aud Fall
= Perpetual Motion Club. II til
en- name doesn't make it 20 nothii
q will.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Thel
sudden call Of a cabinet meeting
here last Friday to confer about
the Cuban revolution and the as.
sistance given the Rebels both in
men and money BY Americans
has occasioned a great deal Of
talk. It is understood today that
unless Americans who are aiding
the Cubans desist in their efforts
the president will take measures
to force them to do so. It is q
breach of international law for
one nation to help a province or
island subject to another. There
| is a sentiment in this city and
throughout the country that is
very much opposed to the presi-
dents foreign policy. This senti-
ment is that both Hawaii and
Cuba should be free or annexed
to the United States. Cuba is
very anxious to be annexed and
with proper Encouragement from
! the United States would very
soon belong to This country Il
is understood here that Mr.
Cleveland's foreign policy will b.
investigated by the next congress
The friends Of the late Chic
{ Justice Chase and Of his accom-
T plished daughter Mrs. Kate schas'
sprague have raised a sum o
| $50, 900 to relieve Mrs. Spragu
, of her financial difficulties. TIL
3 estate at Edgewood left to her b,
her distinguished father will b
r freed from the mortgages now o.
: it and the daughter made CON
i. Portable for life.
. A reception will be given II
! night to the young Baptists VIII
, are in this city on their way fror
Baltimore at the Calvary Bapti:
iehurch.
DIR. L. P. Lewis left yesterda
4 Tor the University of California
g He will go to Denver, Pixies Peal
Il Salt Lake City and other poin
:. Of interest en- route.
n Two negroes will be hung he
T. next Friday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
ATi.ASTA SPECIAL

Nos 4as and "a solid Pullman vfststatt
Trains Between Washington and Atlanta,
Trains s and sf have through siSeItrs between
Weldon and Sew YORK
No, u makes close connection 81 Portsmouth,
with hay lane FIR Baltimore Old dor ini0N
steamers f8f NEw York every day in The Week
exeept Friday with Merchant and Miners
Line lsg Boston and Providence ewrfy day III fhs
week encept THssdaF and Tharsdayv are
Norfolk and Washingtou +. y. Company daiis
frr Washington
No. ii makes ot0seronnettiGn 81 Durham Will
| tfain guing NeNf on u. N u. railroad.
Fof further Information IN regard 10 roTuEe
/ lions. etc, apply - Y T. ehsstham, agent, Eat
ham, n. G.
John ii. wISuER. General Manager
| T, I. ANDERSON. g. A
IL sT. JpHH vies President
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
KANSAS MORTGAGES.

The Kansas farm mortgage was
a popular investment ten years
ago and Eastern capital did not
hesitate to accept its opportunities
until the court records We're.
weighted down with entries COW
ering almost every form of landed
property. Trust companies We're
organized to deal exclusively IN
Kansas real estate securities and
large sums of money were sent out
from Chester, Berks and Lancas-
ter counties a result oftheir OPP
erations.
An echo of this peculiar and
disastrous diversion from custo-
mary methods Of investment Oh
the part of Eastern Pennsylvania
farmers came to the surface in
Reading the past week when five
farms, located in four counties and
aggregating 72O acres, were offer
ed at public sale as the remnant
of an estate: These farms wert
valued at $3.50 five years agt
and were bought in at S2,345 O
about 1925 an acre. At the SAM
sale twelve Kansas mortgages o
the face value of $4,000 only re
allied S120. Samples of thi
character are almost endless.
The incident indicates clearl,
enough not only the demoraliza
ton of the agricultural interests G
Kansas and the depreciation @
farm land values but shows hoy
repeated crop failures have worke
a financial condition in that stat
to recover from which will requir
many years. 1t is further unfol
tunately true that the free silve
coinage and imitation of the cul
rency issues that have found fe
tile soil in Kansas have wrough
infinite harm abroad and create
a feeling of distrust sufficient I
drive capital from the state.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
A Million Ftiend..

A friend In need il a friend In
deed and not less than one million
people have found Just such q
friend In H..
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs, usnd Colds. = II
you have never need this Grea'
Cough Medicine, trial will con.
vince YOU that ii has wonderful
curative powers In all diseases Of
Throat. Chest aid Lungs. Each
bottle il guaranteed 10 d. all that |
claimed Or money will BE- refunded
Trial bottles free At BLaCKSAkL 4
Sos Drug store. Large bottle
SOC. and SI.0O
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
EDITORIAL OPINIONS.

Building cotton factories in the
south means more for its prosperi-
ty than big mills in Texas, where
a few hands are employed BY q
couple Of sluggers. Philadelphia
Times.
Gold has begun to leave the.
country again, and as q conse,
quence some uneasiness is felt in
commercial centres. Already
there is talk ofanother bond issue.
When will this thing end2-Char-
lotte News.
A boy preacher who has broken
loose in Missouri declares that the
moral people are all going to pcr-
dition. He is a pretty shrewd
youngster or he wouldn't make
such a bid for popularity by
pleasing the great majority q
Missourians. -Danville Register
The populists in Kentucky ar
arranging to 60 campaigning jus
as if the game were worth thu
candle. Pettitt will run for gov
ernor just as if he expected to b,
elected, and a number OF calami
ty howlers will be imported 70
4 the canvass. Senator Marion But
Ter will tell the voters Of kentuc
!, ky the thing for them to do; Wat
son OF Georgia will convince then
where they are "at,' kolb 3
, Alabama will explain why b
|, never was elected to any office e.
, cept justice Of the peace; Mn
! Lease Of Kansas will abuse III
: whole Of creation; Roberts
Tennessee will butcher the Queen
: Igood English and preach anarch!
D This is list CT attractions thu
a will be seen in the populists q
t Gus on its southern tour this yea
News and Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25

Sir Henry Irving mentioned his
son is a striking instance Of the
social ban against the actor IN
England. His son is a barrister
and as such was eligible to the
presented d leyee held BY the
Prince Of Wales, but now being
an actor, though still i barrister,
the honor is forbidden him.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25

been thoroughly aroused, not Only
in that city, but throughout the
state, as to the necessity Of elevat-
ing the standard Of jurors gener-
ally, and placing them above all
political and personal control.
Only by such methods can justice
be jud:cially administered IN our
courts.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
A MODEL JURY SYSTEM.

The United States district and
circuit courts of Philadelphia have
a model jury system. The result
il that no one ever hears of a COM
plant made against a jury sworn
in either of those courts, question
ing either its intelligence, its in
tegrity or its impartiality. Each
Of these courts has a clerk who
performs all the duties relating to
the court records, and each has a
special jury commissioner who is
not of the same political party as
the clerk.
The jurors for these courts are
obtained by information sought
and obtained from intelligent
men in every county of the dis.
trict. A circular, signed by Tie
commissioner and the clerk, il
sent 10 men Of high character and
intelligence, who are requested t.
furnish a given number Of name'
of"sober honest and discreet per
sons of your county whom yor
deem suitable for jurors, having
regard 10 health and age as vel
as other qualifications, and t.
whom you would be willing Il
submit a case for arbitration.
These circulars are sent in a con
fidential way TO men who ar
known 10 be disinterested in tn
selection Of jurors. The names ar
furnished in confidence and whel
received are placed in the vince
under the immediate inspection
and approval Of both the jur
commissioner and the clerk.
The result of this system ha
been To establish jurors in bot
our United States circuit and dit
trict courts ofthe highest standar
Of intelligence and character. Ii
deed, - generally impartial an
we'll qualified are tie jurors
these courts that counsel seldol
inquire about them or stril
names from the list when calm
a jury. II il just such a jury sy
TEN ~ should be had in eyei
court Of the state, and il pointed
illustrates what could he attain'
in the way Of jury reform 10 CO
rect the well.founded complain
formally made by the Citizen
Municipal Association Of Phil
delphia. The public mind h
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
arsnrert On Earth

James NJ. Brooks Washington
Ave-, st. Louis, Mo-, makes af-
fidavit that he suffered from
Rheumatism for years, until
persuaded to try Drummond's
Lightning Remedy, and that by
its use he has been fully restored
He says the remedy Is the great.
est on earth. This Ii high praise,
but fully warranted BY other
miraculous cures. If you want
10 De cured, send s. 10 the Drum
mond Medicine To-, A. Maiden
Lane, New York, and they viii
send TO your express address!
two large bottles Of their rem
ledy. This treatment lasts ont
month. and will cure any or
binary case. Agents Wanted
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
WINSTON SALEM DIVISION

Leave Roanoke Daily, 1910 pm fir Win,
stnn-Salem and intermediate stations.
North rolina Diyision.-Leaye Pulaski
81 am. ldaily except Sunday, for Retf,
8aser, and Id 05 am daily except sunday
for Iyanhoc, and S "a pm daily iof 6essan
Clinch Valley Division. Leave Blge
fed daily ! III am, for Norton, Louisysll,
and Ill points 81 Ian. X X via Norton
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
Executors Notice.

Having ffis day qualified ~ executor III fhe
VIII IN William fafthiHR dhsaased, / hnfeby sItu
n0ilte all persons Indebted III Mild ESTATE
III tonne forward AMI tay safHe. ami nh persons
having elaiinN against nd estate u present Nimg
III ne III ~ ymeut within Une year finn lllisdais
III this nufiee Will BE plead III lar 81 thrlf fnroy.
cry. N.T FARTIlISG. Executor
June 18Th, 1875
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
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SthElIULE In LltElL AOl - u
.LEAyEs DURHAM, N. 2

4 o. Daily, i 90 am Daily OK,
cent Sunday for Lynchburg ana
local stations.
arrive Lynchburg Union Sta
tionsl ii AS am, 5 36 pm. Ly.
Lynchburg for Durham ? 70 pm,
Daily 6 20 am, Daily except
Sunday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25

wbsn Baby vasset, - Faseher caaorsA
Wen she was Child, ne cried for caatoria.
When he became Mis-. she chung % Castosia.
Ehen ahs had chIiaren. ne gayethem Casioria
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
WEST-BOUND.
LEAVE IYNcHBuRG DAILY.

q sam. for Roanoke, Radford, Biuefeld,
ami Poeahontas, also for Rocky Mount and
Tall s,atious Winslon-salein Divisions. on
neols Il Roanoke S o5 an., with Washing.
IN, ma chattanooga Limited forall points
sontl, s..a west Of Bristol. Pullman sleep
ers Roanoke 10 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining car attached. !,
i 81 pm Daily, The Chicago Express,
IN Roanoke, Riueticld, Peeahontas, he osa
r,ohmbus and Oh cago. Pullman Ruile
sleeper Rornoke 10 Columbus without
chance. Connects At Radtord for Bristol
KnoSyille Chattanooga ard intermediate
FONTS. Pullman Sleeper Radford e Chat
tanonga,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25

English Spawn Liniment re-.
moves all Hard, Soft or Gallon
sed Lumps and Blernishes from
horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs,
5plints, Sweeney. Ring.Bone,
Stiles, Sprains, all Swollen
Threats, Coughs, etc. Save $50
by use of one bottle. Warrant.
cd the most wonderful Blemish
Cure ever known. Sold by
Heart II Farthing,
Durham, N. G.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
c: A. L.
-. e -. - = :

Between Durham and Henderson Natfoik.
Rjchmond. washington, BALTIMORE. Phllafei
fihia and New York and Boston; also Raleigh
Charlotte, Wilmington, Monroe. Chester hFeTu.
wood, Athens, Atlanta and all points south aud
West.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
Arrive Lynchburg Daily from
the West.
1880 a. m 100 p. m

l2.1U q. III, lou Il. ~
EAsrBoUNn LEAVE LYNoHBuRa-
DAILY
las pm for Richmond, Petersburg and
Norfolk; arrives Petersburg At As pm,
connecting with Richmond and Petersburg
raiIraad srriyingin Richmond az W pm
arrive Norfolk = 10 pm.
Il as am. Arrive Petersburg 81 an, con
meeting with r. Il r. Il. X. daily; arrive
Richmond ~ am; arrive Norfolk : 2aain'
Pullman Palace sieeperto Norfolk.
Also Pullman Palace Sleeper Between
Lynchhurg and Richmond. .
Ihiscar will lie ready at Lyneh5urgat O
pm. for the reception Of passengers.
Arrive Lynchburg Daily from
| the East.
4:55 am, 2:I0 pm "a.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-07-25
WILLIAMS BEST COURSE.

The German Princes in re-
minding Emperor William that
they will not participate in the
festal anniversary Of German
victories over France unless the
services Of Bismarck are ade-
quately recognized, have done
we'll. They will do stu tetter
If they inform the Emperor
that, France having smoked the
pipe Of peace at Kiel, il would
be nobler not to have any an
niyersary celebration OF victor
les over France, Bismarck OF
no Bismarck. Chicago Times
Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-08
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his nervous system 10 seriously affected.
impairing health, comfort and happiness.
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continually Graves. Baeo.Curo IL soien.
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who has used 1t In his private practice
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You can use nil the tobacco you want,
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three boxes, or refund the money with 10
per cent. interest. Baco.Curo Ia not a
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without the aid OF will power and with no
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consin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-08
ALLEGED GAM.
BL ERS ARE Ed.
Did Harry Jacobs and 2. Smith
Keep Gaming Table at the
Headquarters Of the Bay
ard Legions

For some months past II has been ru-
mored on the streets that at tho hesdquar-
terra OF we'll known political organIza-
tiun In this city that gambling was being
carried on high handed. The organlsa-
tion was the Bayard Legion. On Satur-
day In Philadelphia, o wolf known aentie-
man made an aiiidaslt which etrong than-i
cd the rumor. 30 linally yesterday morn
ing Harry Jacobs and Pusey Smith were
arrested. 1851
They were held In $1,000 bail each TO Rp-
pear on Thursday In the Municipal Court
and anewer the charge OF keeping q gam
ing table.
Tho chief Of police Is soon as the In
formation was filed by the Informant
had tue men arres led.
The Informant was arrested himself
alorg with Levy and waived a hearing Tor
the upper court, 1t Is understood that the
meE had falling out between themselves
and the arrests are the outcome.
The result Of the hearing will be watch.
ed with Interest. 1t lie claimed that the
card tables were run In the back Of the
building and TINT Jacobs and Smith re-
celved a per oentaRs from the pools.
The REPuBIIoAN yesterday Ind an edi.
torial OH the gambling houses OF the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-08


Deputy Judge Harry Emmons dlsponsed
out the Justice at the Municipal Court
In the absence OF Judge Ball, who was
unavoidably absont.
officer Lucas last night at different
times found three men under the tniiu-
ence of Honor. They were John Carr.
john Armstrong and II. z. Hall. They
we're each lined OIL and costs.
At the last term OF tho court OF General
Sessions Maggie Mo Manus was Witness
In one Of the cases tried. For couple OF
months before the trial ale was held a. q
witness and thereby became entitled to
81 day while so retained. When the
trial was over she received good round
sum. She started In to enjoy herself and
while on pleasure bent she met with Wal.
ter blackburn.
she landed Into the city nall aud Inform.
cd the police that blackburn had robbed
her OF @25 To make the case lpurs com
plicated shs alleged he took the money
from her stocking.
She swore outa warrant for his arreat
and finally tho police succeeded In loeat-
Ing HIN. She came over this morning
from New Castle to appear against him
but after the CITY Solicitor held con.
sultation with The witness he asked for .
dismissal OF the charge and Walter was
allowed to go free.
Yesterday afternoon James Miles won't
to his home $40 ratnaii street, and threw
lamp on the floor. and slight fire fol-
lowed. To make things more interesting
he broke up some OF the household goods
and assaulted HIS wife. Whoa Sergeant
Massey arrived on tho scene he found
Miles on the street carelng and ewearing.
and placed him under arrest.
The court would have lnh c.ed a hoav5
sentence had 1t not been for the fact that
his wife would suiler by 1t. He was lined
81 and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-08

Mrs. Rebecca Moystln fell asleep In
Jesus on Saturday, Dec. goth, 1884, IN the
18th year Of her age. Mother Moystlu
was a native Of the north OF Ireland. and
came to America when about II years OF
age. She landed and lived In Philadelphia
until within the last 20 years, was married
nj about the age of AZ years and WRs Tho
her Of two sons- Nr4S1a nsST and
5Sseph Moy5tin. Her husband having
died she remained a widow until her
death. Blessed with a hale, hearty ro-
bust constitution she not only supported
her two fatherless boos, but by her In.
domitabie will and incessant labor aud
love for her family, from the fruit of her
untirng energy she saved the money aud
brought her father. mother and live
brothers to this country, and supported
father and mother until they died. and
gave them decent burial, provided the
brothers With places TO work until they
could take care OF themselves.
She was devoted to her chnreh, being of
Presbyterian faith She became a member
Of Rev. John Chambers church. Her life
wae one OF toll and hard labor; nothing
tsiorfed her from her deep ana earnest
devotion OF her two father ess hoys.
Joseph. the younger, died at early man.
hood; Wiliinm H.. and the mother re-
mained together until death rendered
thair separation necessary for a time at
least. Death was no terror to her; she
had no sonr whatever. Her anchor, hope,
g.. deeply imDeuueu IN Inc eternal IaStIe BS
OF tho living word OF truth that llvetn
ead abidsth forever, held her fast amid the
bowling tempest, and the raging storm.
tsis was calm. serene and tranquil, and
liAs the innocent weary babe, as II sweet.
aH lovingly and unconsclously fails
aslssp In Its loving mothers arms,
So Mother Moystln, fell asleep In
1esus. waiting for The trump OF God
70 so,tnd, =" when death himself shall be
aeairo ved,H 70. Death. / will be thy
eisgues, o, Grave, / will be- thy dos
EfgQbiptl such was, The mighty powe r
81 ggq. which he wroul In Christ vhen
: hs reised Ainifrom the And, the
that sls1p % Jesps, II ing III
him" fosif We vi gus lied
and rese aQsiu, eve ~ that
1isep IN Jesus, Sill b
Even 30, as no bf
tie dead, .Becaus6
Z pilcity.
Sleep on dear moth n, sweetly rest.
Our Father. Tod. Knows what ts pest
II Is purpose IN his own dear Son,
10, that in Him. all shall be ONE
Eph ]. 10
.Aslesp In Jesus blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake 40 weep
But whom the joyful trumpet sounds.
Wen know how far his grace abounds,
STEWART CARLISLE.
Wilmington, Jan. 2. 1895.