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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
LANE ON TRIAL.
Hung UP on The Question Of Juris.
diction and Continued.

The case of Dave Lane, who is charg-
ed with roboing the United States mail,
was called before United States Com
missioner D. c. Mangum Yesterday af-
ternoon at ) O'Clock.
After the evidence had been intro
duced which showed that the "Bull"
Tobacco Company had lost some watch
es and other articles and that number
of letters had been robbed before reach
ing them, and also that the post office
inspectors had sent some some "decoy"
letters from Greensboro with marked
one dollar bills in them, which were
found in Lanes pocket when arrested,
the attorney for the defendant Mr.. R.
B. Boone, raised the point of jurisdic.
ton, claiming that Lane was acting as
the agent for the Bull" company and
that the United States had nothing to
do with the mail after it was delivered
to him.
Inspectors Dexter and Gregory still
thought, however, that the court had
jurisdiction and asked that his decision
be reserved until Wednesday, so as to
give them time to go to Goldsboro and
see Mr.. Aycock, U, S. attorney for the
eastern district of North Carolina. The
case was continued until Wednesday
morning.
There is no doubt about his guilt,
according to the evidence, and the ques'
ton at issue now is whittier he has VIC
lated the laws of the United States or oil
North Carolina.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18

KIrTRELL, N. G., June q
Major Archibald D, Crudup, died
at the residence Of his sister, Mrs.
Geo. Kittrell, in this vicinity on
June 7th. Major Crudup was a
member of the 47th N. G., volun-
teers, and served with great cour-
age and gallantry till severely
wounded and disabled for further
service on the third day at Gettys-
burg. Captured in this battle he
endured a long imprisonment on
johnson Island, being meanwhile
reported and believed to be dead.
He was in the saith year Of his
age and died unmarried.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
New Glass Room.

The infant class room Of Main Street
church has been completed and was
used for the first time last Sunday. The
class room is attached to the east side
Of the church and has a seating capacity
Of 400 scholars apd 40 teachers, which
Is probably the largest infant class room
in the state. II is well arranged for the
accommodation of the different classes.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
Burned by q Mob.

BRYAN, Texas, June ia
mob Of three hundred men took
from the Jail last night Louis
Whitehead and George J. john
son, who assaulted DR.. Wilson's
daughter Saturday, and Jim
Reddick, who assaulted an Ital.
IAN woman, to a place three
miles from the city where they
built a great fire, and disposed
Of the culprits.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18

the strange things they tell. The
coin Of my fathers We're glad
that we know it, for some time or
other twill come in right we'll
the spread eagle dollar, the star
spangled dollar, the old silver
dollar that we all love SO well.'
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
personal MENTION.
People Who Come and Go aud Stay
at Homie.

People VINO Tome ana NO anu otay
at Homie.
w. A. Slater spent yesterday in Bur-
lington.
IL. Thomas, of Franklintou, arrived
in the city last evening. ..
Henry Barbee went down to Will
mington yesterday on the 1880 train.
Little Misses Pattie and Leila Bevers
went down 10 Raleigh yesterday on visit
to relatives.
Capt ]. F. Freeland has gone east in
the interest of the Mallory cheroot
Company.
Mrs. C. E. King went over to Chapel
Hill yesterday on short visit to friends
and relatives. ,..-.
]. w. Cheek. of Raleigh, spent Sum
day in Durham and returned home early
yesterday morning.
Rev. T. A. Smoot, of High Point. who
has been here several days, spent yes.
terday in Raleigh.
T. T. Tabb, an expert machinest,
formerly of this city but now of New
York, is here on a visit. r..
Thos. Tinnen, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Jennie, went up to Hills.
boro yesterday morning.
Rev. ]. E, White, who preached al
the First Baptist church Sunday night,
returned to Raleigh yesterday.
Bruce R. Payne, one of the recent
graduates of Trinity college, left yester.
day for his home at Morganton.
Rev. L. B. Turnbull, the popular pas
tor of the Presbyterian church in this
city, left yesterday for Richmond or
business.
Mrs. I. c. Howard and daughter, Mis-:
Fannie, of Atlanta, who have been hers
on a visit to relatives, returned homs
Yesterday.
Capt. W. P. Raiford and wife, WHIT
have been visiting the family of G. c
Farthing, returned to their home a
Princeton yesterday.
4 Joseph 5. Maytubby, who recent.
graduated at Trinity college, left las
evening for his home at Doggy Depot
Indian Territory.
Prof. NJ. H. Lockwood left yesterda
for his home at Rock Port, MISSOURI
This summer he will attend the Univer
sity of Missouri to persue some specia
studies.
Mrs. John Ward, of Chapel Till, speu
Sunday in the city as the guest of Nj
aud Mrs. c E. King. This was Mr.:
. Wards first visit to Durham in twenty
FIVE years.
Mrs. Merritt, wife Of Prof. A. II. Mel
nit of Trinity college. left last eyenin
for Providence, R. L, her old home, o
q visit to relatives. She will spend til
: summer there.
DR.. ]. A. Cunuinggim, presiding ED,
. Of this district, arrived in the city la.
evening from Mt. 'Tirzah, where b
preached Sunday, and left on the ST.
train for Greensboro.
Prof. F. P. Hobgood, Of Oxford, prir
ciple of the Female Academy in TIL
town, passed through the city yesterds
en- route to Asheville to attend Il
meeting Of the teachers assembly.
The private car Of DIR. c. NJ. Drak
= chief sergeon Of the Southern railwi
company, arrived in the city yesterdi
morning and left attached to The oxfo
& GAINESVILLE train. He Is on tour
c see the local sergeons Of the road Al
e while here was with the eompany's SC
geou, DIR. ]. NJ. Manning.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18

Yesterday morning at $40 O'Clock
Willie 2. Howard, a young man ~
years ct age, diedat his hone on Carr
street, Of typhoid pneumonia. He was
a son of J. W. Howard and had been sick
three weeks. The funeral service will be
conducted from the residence this after
noon at $50 O'Clock after which the re-
mains will be inferred in the city GENE.
terry. Friends Of the family invited.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
Al Wonderfu Time : Piece.

For many years the clock in
Strassburg cathedral has held
its own, but now it must give
way before the work of an Ital
ian, who has constructed the
champion marvellous time~
piece of the world, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer. 1t oc,
cupies a space Of two hundred
cubic feet and weighs 1900
pounds. II has two hundred
and slxty.five wholesome as
large as those on a four horse
wagon-which are kept in mo-
ton by one pendulum and
twelve weights. Of the weights
the first is wound up every
eight days; the second, once in
every six months; the third,
once in each two years; the
fourth once in each twenty
years; the fifth, once q century,
and the twelfth. only once in
each 5000 years! The dial in
dictates seconds, minutes, hours,
days, weeks, months, years and
the leap years from the year |,
A. d. until the end Of the year
10000 The Italian has been
offered $500 for his horologi-
cal wonder.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
Epilepsy 20 Years.
cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.

A few years ago. Mr.. L. W. dallaher. was
an extensive successful expert manu-
factnrer OF lumber products. Attacked with
epilepsy, he was obliged to give up his busi-
ness. The attacks came upon him most In
OPPORTUNITY. One time falling from carri-
age, ut another down stairs, and often in the
street. Once he fell down shaft In the
mill, his injuries nearly proving fatal. Mr..
C,allaher writes from Milwaukee, Feb. 16. 'A
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
A Sunday Marriage.

Sunday evening. between the hours
Of and 9 O'Clock, there was a marriage
on Lea street and two souls with but
q single thought was made to beat as
one The contracting parties we're Miss
Ella Bell and ]. z. Moore. The eere.
money was performed at the residence
Of VIII Fakes. by Rev. A. Walker
There were no attendants.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
Deserts Hubby" and Children.

SCSGttS tthssJ S
Mrs. Murray, wife of Mr.. Lee
Murray, who lives in West Bur
lington, left home mysteriously
a day or two ago, and has not
been heard from since, leaving
a husband and three or four
small children. There is no
cause assigned, but it issaid she
took $50 in money that had been
laid by. She has lived here for
a long time, and friends are alta
loss to know why she has thus
left home-Burlington News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18

DEL N. Carr has permanently located
In Durham for the practice Of dentistry.
office over snesd & Thomas drug store
interstate Phone 81, - =
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
TO THE READERS OF THIS PAPER

We would say that still lead in the Clothing and Gcs
Furnishing Goods business in Durham We are not only
tile only the oldest and most reliable firm in line but
have much the largest stock Tor you to select from We
se you suits in excellent quality for $500 and mp this
spring We will surprise you in quality and prices Come
and for yourself II you want Long uit we can fit
you ii want Short Suit fit you, You want Low
Price Suit we can fit you, We can fit you around
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18
TWO KILLED
An Old Man and A Girl Were Hor-
ribiy MangIed Near Raleigh
Sunday.

Two persons-both eolored-were
killed on the Southern railroad by the
west bound passenger train, which
passed here al sos, Sunday afternoon
about two miles below Raleigh.
The particulars as we get them are as
follows: An old man named Hardy,
about q or 50 years Of age, and a small
girl about OF s years old, named Annie
Tompson. together with another col.
orsd man, we're walking along the rail-
road track some two miles beyond Raj.
eigh when all Of sudden the train shot
around a sharp curve and was nearly on
them before they knew IT,
One Of the men. whose name We
failed TO learn, got of In safety but the
old man and girl were horribly mangled
and torn up. The one who escaped said
he thought The old man stopped 10 get
The girl Of and that both got confused
and we're killed.
The train was going down grade al
the time and running about s. miles an
hour II is learned that 10 blame IL a..
isehsd TO the company
The first sweet potatoes Of the season,
90 fer as the HERALD knows, have been
faistd by ". 4. Avent, Of East Durham.
lie brought Us up one yesterday that
was raised from q slip set out about one
month ago. u IL Of the Chinese Fairy
Prolific variety.
Jos n. Wssthers and J. J. Bernard, Of
Raleigh, spent last night In the city and
will 10 back with the Tabernacle sEcur.
sion this morning.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18

"There are none more miserable than epi-
leptics. For 20 years suffered with epllep-
tic fits. having as high as five In ono night.
tried any number OF physicians, paying TO
one alone, fee OF 10000 and have done
little for years but search for something 70
help me, and have taken all the leading
remedies. but received no benefit. A year ago
my SON. Chas. s. Gallaher, druggist at 1871
Reed St.. Milwaukee. gave mo DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine, and I tried IL with
gratifying results. Have had but two fits
since began taking II. l am better now in
every way than I have been In 20 years"
DR.. Miles, Remedies are sold by druggists
on positive guarantee that the first bottle
will benefit or price refunded. Book on the
Heart and Nerves. free. Address.
DR.. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind
Dr.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-18

DURHA M PRODUCE MARKET
Corrected " sekly by. II. Proctor, fol the RE.
coRDER. .@."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

New York, February 3, 1898.
BEANS AND PEAs-rhe market Is stl in a dull de-
pressed cGpaon po trn esSesye sus but Stt be-
Ching ,e drcp for the week Being 5@7i.c per- bush
marks Of medium Job at 81 e ana it is dimcul, 10
Al 81 l0ssl ~ and The price week wll depend
rS Nd sa easier ana Kelley eye e G~ Linn qaea ana
Th ts bdssy d 81 81 % % red Snsy 81 os III do
california %: foreign pea and medium DID,
socasi o. bbls Soc do bags, 75c Scotch
,, bLTTEE.ngseiptss today xere little larger. and
all requirenents moderate demand was reported and
hrher pn at nT e WAS no ous Tf
but more than usual caution should be observed the
creamery a little more confidence Il felt fancy June
cIeamefy state dairy has exceedingly dgi sale and less
Of which the supply is light Imitation creamery quiet
as If Salues had fallen about low enough Exporters are
Wse fPesS eara S DO ars ic aaT dc Ss
e2 Pn r'm o s 30 Sat a m3ac 90 Va
dairy az d @y va ma, SIa,e e9 G9'I igSe
neSh ilaoy II: o. h5s's 1~llc' do thirds TO sec
ohG t;t 1l IVVzG; rolls, VA re y; ,-
out new features The volume OF business during the
trade demand is c6nccrncd and also for EXPORT Fn~v
soo3s are in marrow COMPASS ana held nrmy olher
appears to be to meet demand pronpt!y as it comes
PAST foong up - $40 toxcs and ~he the srg s p
p,Ton mas Been canadan eagTe sePPd through This
mostly cheaper grades argc.y skins Liverpool cable
As ca. We quote: New-loik State. fancy. September
large full 1Oi4c 30 late made good choice
9sGlOc. Do common 70 prime 1890 DO fancy. S"pien-
her. small oAc DO late made. good to choice 91giOsc;
do 20 prime 1'4N34c. made large, good
to prime. sasse; DO small d.. s,sa9r summer made.
common fair. G07isc, light skins. choice Gisd7c:
skins. small. fair prime. JGc do
10 prime .lf5lzc fun ok 2',3c.
Receipts to-day liberal heavy
Is a general feeling that weeks supply likely
20 larger than be used with further expected
increase in demand and while the movement today Is
the market holds fairly
SHOW no further change Refrecrator are moving
fairly at former q prices grades
ranging 80 7olls3 with defective goods
lower. LINED dull and nominal We quote: Jersey per
dozen. i5l.c state Vennsy l.ania and Maryland I5c
western be southern. l4Fl4isc refrigerator 30
dozen case s2nS3 lined prime per dozen. ligl2c; Do
defective. per case. S2g$2 80.
FRrITS-FREsH A fair supply Of apples in to-day ana
trade qc but previous arrivals have been cleaned
up closely and fairly firm. Very little demand
for grapes dull but held steady under mod
crate supplies desirable quality. Oranges plenty and
slow Florida have continued to arrive
and Of IRE gulCr quality. choice meet fair
demand. qualities drag We quote; Apples
wn,ap fancy per Dbl j0Si %: do. Johnso1s. winter
S3Qs4 DO Davis s. 75N So - do. Baldwin. 81 - 81
DO greenng s. JOQS2 10 do. red fruit fair 10 good S29
SO 80: do. green fair 20 good 81 1882 - Grapes state
small basket 7Ml2c cranbcrries Cape Coo per Dbl
t7g3lo DO Jersey $egs7: do per crate 81 'o9s2 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Fob SPECIAL. Wheat today after
tain set fluctuations within range Of lc. closed
cont under Friday May opened at G7Nc. sold between
$50 and t7c. AMI closed ~ G7sg67i.c. There
change IN the u alvces from the Arsenjlne The
hpmenis from that country for the week $4,000
hsh an Increase the week before Of 10000 bush
Private cable, said that A'r"ntn" weather conditions
Norihurstorn arrivals large. 5ii against $50
year. There good sized clear
au.e. FOR the week. 2. BUSH against 2JODOoo tho
week before 'Brldfircrt's' reported that the world
la. t rfug January decreased $4,000 bush. against
decrease x 3.WDooo in January last There
Tho amount done inter the In the l the selling
was decidedly influential Several gJods!l'1 long lines
won't overheard The feeling that ID" worlds ship
mrnfs Monday would show Increase and that cables
would como lower
C.rn was alu and slightly easier. May s)d between
9Of.r 8a.c. AMI closed 3Oi.c sellers There Was
ue Increase tho receipts. 20 today $50 est
mated f.r Monday. Cables were shade easier. Sea-
h0nrt about $50 shippers said this
rnsrke was u line for St. Louis Ito
= futures. The pit trading unfrplrtant.
clsisr huf luli Ma ia between 81 20 and
ai'.- md closed 2ic Receipt showed son" Increase
ri today Isl estimated fr Monday. There Is a
fair shipping demand f0r New England points II 10 not
possible work carsocs Il It's imp sslhe t. cell TO New
YORK
Armour was free .eile- o, provisions The Cudahys
on other hand. buyers = ribs Pork and
lard a, ;hc close showed l9ss u &c RIBS cps--l at
Friday. price There only HOO hogs. To- es-
mate flr Monday only 5000: the estimate for next
week. ll5.ffp
on tie curb puts On May wheat cosed AT G'.c. calls
csc Puts ana calls on May corn closed at 3o'a@'ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
EXPORTS TO DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The local market very quiet to-day. and
extremely narrow price CHANGES The trading as
heretofore mostly by room traders ana Wa Oh d
tcalpng nature switching The Liverpool mar
ket was undressing the reports being OF negative
character the only net changes as conpeed WIN
days closing being IL point advance on Noyemner- De
changed quiet. with less business iUi NV &
than any day for several months past Inc private
covered the Old ground ms TO pfopable aie"Er ,i
monthly statement Of the British Board OF i,ae OF .o
exports from the United Kingdom gives me @ W ne
suit Exports Of yarns for January 2uc"0 c p vosi
pared with 5000 900 n for December and IL 4iSoVo 10 ir
January OF last year and OF cloths 4S'VoU Ya Az
compared with 100000" yards for December ana 500
l64 900 yards January Of last Receipts at me
ports to-day 1G 600 bales against ~ Daes
week. 1851 bales last year ana l. ~" otv
two years ago Will. port receipts for the week VIII
probably be in the ncshbohood Of 100000 bales asam
ii2 Sill bales last week and bales last year The
10 600 bales 1886 bales sane day last week
&C. 0O2 year and S12 bales two wears ago 10
against bales day last week and sVel b4!ss
last year; savannah 400 bales against l9 oaieS l'
against bales week and . $50 bales last year
Houston go bales against 80, bales last WeeK es
last week 300 bales last year The market closed
quiet and steady with February showing net decline OF
point. March unchanged and other MOI ms 10 ioths
lower. The New York spot market was dun without os
with prices unchanged; midalns uptnds SIC mlnlns
Gulf SIC. The Financial Chronicles weather reports
indicate during been seileral AZ
South with precipitation heavy al number OF points
The unfavora has inerfered with the movement
Of the crop Interrupted farm work There came
into sight during the week against 1876 70
in sight as compared with last year bales The
total in sight on February was 972 bales against
bales period last season The total visible
supply Il cotton shows decrease u u'VtS tateS o o az
bales from 1884 and decrease OF 3sV' U9es from ls'
The total visible supply i nov $Ho2ul nates on
O5S bales in lg2 The total supply is 343l3O
bales against G13,24s bales in 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.


,oI ,u t,t co. '"f que, ana uncnansg'i shics
80 "a. "a ~ "a Go--,h,rn - '
snot nj f,br,,arv 29s l92fL, MI,
April. 3nq3i1,c May 35Au3ic. steamer mixed. 32'.9
d-'.ci southern whit" am yellow, 3u3c. stock lbs.
OoD bush; sales. 1000 bush oats strong: 80 . white
Western. 2fu2ii2c No . mixed do 25.:i-i stock
bush Rye quiet and steady: No 41aiic nearby iGV
H s s ,,p ~, s SiG cay lay s,1ay Egd de,
barely steady Oher articles nnchanyd ''S'" "D' am
Boston. Feb S-Flour nrm with trade dun: Pat
ems :" ~ISf Io "n-ei patents $iHNl 30. Mnn.'ta.
lao" 81 s,rq, 81 -, .'r,'i ~, s,"-r. - w.
track 37a. steamer n, D,ts .t.,..
Va eli y. > ,l.r y
%; 10 white 2G'." Mllfeed quiet. spring bran -
saI ~ '.,Tif -. winter nm % 'Nhfl't mloliings.
c''. Ga i " Xxx az IniN ilIin, il,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. g 2 m.-B~ef India mess dull
at 75s primo duU NJ 5Ss 81 Pork Prime mess
Western me- dun 53s o. d. medium iul AZ AS 81
Hams Snort cat. about II O. 10 -. dull az Ss -
BACON tuilher cut - 70 30 y dull nj 2ss 81
o. = rh about - y dun -. long clear mldiles
g. y. dun a. rs long and sh.r, clear midNes
about - n dun us Shoulders. about II 20 IS 70
dun "a - 81 Lard Prime Western. spot. dull AZ go
Cheese American finest white and colorei dun at eos
Tallpv-friw. city steady .iS "a 'ottonscci oil
Liverpool refined steady Mt lis 81. Spirits ~ turpenns
steady .s OIL Eosin Common duh AT Ia I'1i wheat
ri winter steady NJ - lei No Northern spring
dull - - l~l T,ur-Si Louis fancy winter ntm NJ
= o. Corn Mrcl Western spot fnl. AZ 81 ~ tenru-
tll ., I'D. March dll 90 B. I'D. April dull at
- q - Hops AT Llnion-racihc Coast steady at 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
Orening range and to-day. and closing bids ths
" n ieht nd ast follow.

Market quiet and steady unchanged TO points
decline compared with yesterdays closing prices Trans
Terrible notices. 7S5 Total sales AZ 200 bales Spot cot
ton dull and unchanged Addling upands SIC; middlns
Gulf. size . -,
Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton-Small inquiry sales.
bales speculation and export 800 bales American
500 bales receipts 5000 bales: American, 1900
bales; mdiing uplands 916d; futures opened steady
partially l64d advance closed quiet and steady I'M
changed y point net advance February! 429o fenT-
March 42sh: March April 42.h April- May 42t1s;
Nay-June 425'gh; JuneJuly 423i.s Juy-Ausust 423o;
422 D. September october, 4l3izo:
October November. 4O92b; November-)ecerber. +VOs
December January. 4O9s.
COFFEE-An improvement In cables and increased
deliveries helped 70 advance local prices on a
moderate business with trading well distributed RIO
Official cables weak -. Az reis decline ~ 20 reis.
exchange quoted 9s receipts. 1900 bags cleared for
United States. 600: stock 23709o. Santos steady and
unchanged 900 refs; receipts 1000 bags stock At
FantoS. 237.0o Havre market steady az AlJo francs;
March April. May. 1850. The close =. frame
higher. indicating !: net advance for The day Hamburg
market "a pig hghe- closing steady February 600
pigs March. G5.25. April 6i.5u. May. 81.
Contracts closed steady 80 20 points advance Sales
20, 800 bags, follows: