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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York May II. lsps
pEEvEs-Th-re fresh recelp!, ana non- fn
sale In the ysrd-. Feeling arm on We.i.,n adslce..
Fess-i beef ""s IN fairy so'i demand at '1ss Per 70
sr,ed London ana ay'tooi mlNeLs sisadg Tor ,,"s
he iymfls equally divided between j. ehAmorrs son
and schwsra,ehd sui.hergsF Ard n the sanr ,,sAn.
Msjesr viii take out Liverpool 2ecj quarters OF beef
for Enst""ns 1enfany "ra re pn nS "a W" .he,p r
cE 'SdSy VIZ 100 nsGa ,, al fG g.,, ,eS
cy Trad United sg' e,ns nrr tn. lev v .ae'
The Jer..v Clty stock not sold. city dressed veas
& d" d,i. "a r r G% se & c.iy., IN ss,
supply ana quoted p'ady a. 5d6c 80,
a,,-J i i"ms Pc ,Is >, - =, ys'' iSa N average
si!rEi ASp LAMns-ueceip,s 70 day were 5s, cars
Or =: e., 4'qa ss we ,2' me az cars to o
Is c ana 4; ss sas is ;' 1 @:r:
,a,ea s'csdy on. and MI carload, held Oyer pr,ms
y, 4, e. ase = r. rc@l to prime lot. pressed mutton
selng at Tgsc Ter NJ trr,.et yeanss sG9ioc; city
dressed lambs lddl2e country dressed do s2d% 90 per
a','"iiGf Hum. & Bro: c3c Western yesrnss. SIS N.
NJ Scw'on q Co: %? virginia lnmb' 50' No. A" SO T';
IN 81 reccip,s today 90 cars sa7s head In
Guiding about ~ carloads for the market MEDIUM an
hesy wss' rss IN s.oy w6Sr rsnFs quoted at 5,
g. Go per 100 n Weston Pigs soi at 2'Nsa S'' eoun
Try &C. nii & CO.. AZ western pigs 50 n
at s. 70 per ~ also Int y.scr;ay - wese-n hos
N NJ nj no. e. 70 > .,ar- 2so N. a, 81
Newton & CO. date Yesterday sats hogs 100 ID al
" ISmb late ye.etdsyl: ?Io STATE hogs ~ n at
3. % - =. :, s 5. r3S 30 &: !SS r i 10 DO
] IT. Hume Fro date y,sierlsy): 9s 9ste hogs it5
r a. co. a q g. al l', at 90 F'n''' 81 H. at
r. IT, Hollis date ye..crdAy) CT state hogs 100 n at
ats sss. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18

tom: tom: :s. A a ers. n s %
YORK lac British .chocHar as tons. Barbados
& aas9 Of M o S.
end 40 tons lumber Trn'r an,% S 70 Ss
s. *: bark 81 toni. and schooner s.5 toms coal Bait
and 40 tons Guf trade tor Govern,nen private terms;
I d on IN P hs pav sS
Va. saS Spd f Sr DIM, b q
ne Firm sss.ed %s'; 81 7'H HsEf
packet, 81 sOasI2 India mess sSsig BEEF
aaesd taeons sS iso H. nc: iso H. pigs
CT M y g !: h ss; aa sstgs s: s.d
shoulders aue; guoti 4'a5' picked ham; y. sn,-1
s sifs rALLow-st.say; city a7ta.:; country
g. hGD - g s%,ls s s f nsrca &
Continent, zoo. Draz kegs. sl3c comPonnt Irons
TT9ed' o@ S1ty lee eity lard rtarne 20. nonu
ahy .51 Sss iT mu al gS on country
CIV buyers. Busine. however was o,y rn,.a ,h
dss .hsa e airy hssaop .o Sn the 70 R Sw
ciI tle ,9r to go 100 Prn IN honi ss.sSl.c
sp'n .nss Ne~o s' sesaphs oulsan, crop
T.1 e a R s~ s FG @ i 5s sacks,
clean,d hesU 100 go Ibis las. year iy 400 DDS;
ca to date Receipts sesnss - se4,9 sS;s
sTGAR-fehners ell onsr!ns n .s;,yys
,eTsrr 70 pay higher prices Bids OF ~ for centrifugal
90 test CSC for % test and 3c FOR monssss
rnga- 80 test, quite freely made. Importers were
p,uewhat disappointed the showing m"ee by NE Lon
don rnarle, tEne at LONDON steacy, with Java
oro,ed i2s 3D. and falr refining Os Sd. Beet was IN
active and barely steady. with both May and June &c
livery quoted % G.,d decline 81 NJ on the bitter
rl- isness noted the market for rsnncd sn9a on
the basis Oh quotations with the sehefa icehs very
a., Par,les Claiming have inside Information pre-
ec,cI m advance in number OF grades IN ne near
future price q raw sugar fgrher adyancs
Quotations foow. Dominos. 5i.c cut loaf o'tc crshee
80 powdered ia coarse powdered 49, Gtahuiate.
&c fine rranul,d 5ac coarse granulaisd '',e Extra
nnc granusted. 5'sc. conieciiorers srAnIat,i o,,s
ci..s :s.-. XNXX powdered 5.c1c mould \ hssc. cin
unrd 4 SO. c,nfect.oners \. ~, W J. 500, No
GO: 81 o. -: No I. 94c: No S9c 40 t. 40 70
ss.-. y 4r.c. ~ o. fc1e. No 10 t'sc NO II.
~ So u 4i.c 80 10. 4iie. 80 ii SIC No IN. 4Sl,
No 49, 81 49,, 49,. G., 81,
r0RACtO-Therc very dull market sa.es o,
sealsai were only $50 including 100 cases cr"p
1890 New England secea ~ .2d3Jc anu 20 cases lsT
Ncw-Ensiand Havana coed e. iSgi'e sales y HavahH
verr 200 focusl "a" IN bono. and 10 oa'"s
sunafra 81 7pc0S1 - ig bond - 49,
TIE WOOL EXCHANGE KEPOKT;-Ihe Wool ~
charr~ gives sales 4 the wee a. IN, three seaDoai
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
eipts OF hay and straw al New-York for the week
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May ~ 1893
coFFEEmThers was very slow, good f,r- nothing
Of coNee market to-day. with the general under
tone weak. cables from Europe being unsatisfactory and
Brazilian cables reporting large receipts. There
O trade, far ''og,slders''
ceraed. and the local contingent just about
different Saea the opening call 100 bass;
further done and total sales Tor the day reached
on.y 80 tags. with the market finally quiet at IN
CHANGED prices 10 net gain q points \ further
decline in spot Brazilian coffee added 80 the prevailing
ference Of traders In futures The continued heavy
visible supply OF coffee In this country lst about the
600 0c0- bag and far Of the normal SUP
III a continued long
side Of the The market for spot Brazilian
coffee inactive and nominal. cl sing dull tia
further decline Of isc: this making No RIO invoice
lots GAc, and jobbing parcels 6.e. Steamer Sal.ust
with Rio A. igl bags Sani1s arrived
New-York Conceriia with 1900 BAGS for New
Orleans cleared Rio yesterday.
The OF prices in the local marke, to-day
" a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May i-.-Co,ton steady miih,nC i-l5c
low mttsrg Sie.. god ordinary. l'-lsc. receipts
.ss bales sales G,5. s,,lnnrrs -. stock. 4e.7G7.
Norfolk li-'oifon stcsdNs miGd''ng &C, Tow
r-,,,ing II sc good ordinary DC receipts t2lS bales
e,p,rt- coastwise l. $50. sa'es 3i5. s,ocA 3s.GG
baltimore. May l7.-''o,ton 1minal. midf.ins. dsc
low m'idiirg ~ igc good ordinary. 3'se. gross re
CENTS bales. stock 1854.
Savannah. MAY i1.-totton quiet and steady. ridinS
lid. low mddrs. 80. receipts ~ bales; ex-
ports c,astwis 2rO. slcs. iG, stock. i'I2N
M-mphls Ma i7.-Cottsn quei. mddlns. 5hc: loa
r'ddiing -. ordinary 4isc. net receipts. 32-
hacf, gross 300 shipments ? 1853, sales, 100 stock
81. SOS.
81 Louis. May i7-Cot,or quiet; mddlns 5lsc: low
good ordinary. Jsc. net receipts ~ bales
sross G2o shipments iSc9. sales 2O5 stock ~. 7St
u-Orl,ans, May l,.-Cottnn quiet m dilns
q II itr. low rdilmg. 6sc. good ordinary +'sc; re
es,vs $50 exports Great Britain 500. coast
vi, sales. 1000. stock. 2l0. i5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
NAVAL STORES.

Quotations Of spirits turpentn- lower today ur-
DER quite liberal offerings and scarcity OF buyers Other
departments Inactive and without important change.
Quotations follow
TAR-Reguisrs 81 10: oil. bts SO.
PITCH-si ~.
SPIRITS TT Recommendations e9hc; machines.
3Or
ROs!N-Cormon 10 good. strained 81 S2is dsi As; Il.
81 80; r. 81 G5TS 6Ta: @. 81 81 sd$ T2s; X. 81 IIisT
81 s2 81 sTifa sl 30: X 81 e5 NJ 50 ON; ~ 81 OF \
as TO- " G. 81 ~: " w. 81 30
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 21.5i4 bhls.
sni-i,s tu-nentlne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D2 bits
Ta- 9UI bbls.
Savannah. May i7-sprts turpentne firm. 2ei. sales
1913 bbs; receipts 2 ~. stock 1895. Rosn firm and
unchanged saes 100 bbs receipts $3.50 stock 10 DAB
Charleston. May 1I-Turpentine market firm CT a1lsc
Rosn quiet: unchanged 49,
Wilmington May iT.-spirlis turpertre firm 2iT
c6isc receipts. u bbs Rosin steady 95c1si receipts
81 %. 81 so and 81 ~; re
cepts isc. Tar steady 81 10: receipts, Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18

Liverpool Nay H. 34S >. --ESchnnge- whHat-spo,
steady. ! rej Northern spring, lis. 'orH-spot
ou.t American mixed new. IS 1884: steady.
May ~ 100 July 3s md September. Rs icst Flour
,Paclnc Coasn tui. f2Nii. Beef ateadv extra India
ness I5s prime mess. ga NJ Pork hrm, prime mess
52s Ca Hams-shor, cut = 10 ID b. STEADY S's
Bacon firm, Cumberland cut - e. 20 70. Ds % short
rh 20 to e 35s long clear niatles light 50 I, -
10 sos I'd lonR clear m'ddirS, heavy 40 TO - 70 sos
short clear bricks 10 10 r. Sos Cd clear bellies ~ TO
10 10. &s shoulders square. y u II ID; nTn rs 10
Iard-rrme Western firm. 3.s cheese dull. American
nrest white as: American finest colored. 43s Taiow
Prime city firm 2s. totipnse-d oil-i-vcn,oi refined
steady lGs 81. Tupentlnc-spirta steady. s Cd Rosin
Cornrnon Arm. Is Ilad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18

Wool rsc,I,,d 9, ,h. ror Of Nes-rors for the week
s7s362

The Wool Record to Jay; Custom House trans
actions fpr fhe ending Saturday onu-ssy &C
The total lupIftatlyur - wool AssrSuf-G lufi
lgs pounds ~ laD pounds o. Whh entered Tor con
sumption leaving Di. go pounds ani t'ia o, A92 ~
pounds thrown on the market The fact that I'm
yorauons ~ wool normal cannot be taken as an Ia
dtatIn that tie demand fJr foreign wool II growing
The bulk - WOOL received present riractei fr
months most u il before lie beginning ~ the War
agitation There . comparatively Ntle demand for fo:-
vs. 90. AMI ne "pinl = 2 large number y deaes
and manufacturers that imp r,aons Will before long
begin show A gradual falling On.
'Bankers Wh, have vol rrms among their customers
report sod demand f,r funds from that source The
dosing 4 number II vu-iicn mills vas n due as
much 10 cancellation ~ ofiefs AMI lack az demand
A. IL VAS 70 Tie hsa.r rates Tor l0anabe funds
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81 $685. a: lights 81 ioas, ~ pigs. $685. 49, packers
s. o55s So Workers 81 c,ns 20 sheep active TO .nsae
higher lambs 81 io7s5 %: clipped ~ %
81 70: Western clipped 81 2oes 40 native wool
lambs. - sols5: clipped iamOs 81 23gsi 90 ma
tive nuttons S4Gs4 40
st. Louis. May i7-Ca,ile to ioc higher; native
shipprg steers 81 40hf5 IL dressed beef and butchers
- 35sj under 1000 ~ 81 I51Si 40; sockes ana
feeders 81 5ons+ go; he.fers s+sSt 20
and Indian 81 SpS4 ~. and heifsrs " -
asa. Hogs 10N higher for others steady, YORK
- 30USI 40: packers 81 IOdS4 30 butchers - otg
81 G5 Sheep slow: native muttons 81 5Odf 49, lamos
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18

Liverpool May H. p m1cottonrsV3' auil; pre- Sne;
mi5Si,ng 5 LIED AmerIean mlddlng 1929 lev
.,Iiiins a2a: good ordinary Sid ordinary i-ltd
,rs n, The oay 1000 bales Of winch 800 were
Tor speculation and export and inc'aasa ovv Amercsm'
Ev,nrss opened quiet with moderate demand and
50 SID buyers: and June 2e-d4Hs 800 ssyeis
49,. IuJy e4d buyers. July and August, 3l-o4d
.us ~ ,sist ard September 30 6+f3 81 GA buyers:
sn,mber snd October 30-64d value; October and No
Hep', ci,Cla3 30 Cad sellers November and I~-
.rer sas-e413 2D-64d buyers; December and January
~ IA ~ s4d buyers; January ana February. y b4U
"a "a huyers: February and March, 20Gtd buyers.
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= nyERrIsEMENT,, and rubscrIptIons Coz rhe IRIDIUM

A DyERTIsEMENTs, and subscriptions for The Tribune
received Al tnejr Uptown Ofhoe No l.:i2 broadway
~ door morn u 3iss,. until o'clock p M: advertise
following branch Offices At regular
Unlce rates WITH oclo9S D. M VII 2ot sth-aVe, . e.
car ZLl ST: 10. aye i2h-st.; Mays Cth-sve
and l4th-s li2 Columbus ave: near West o6.n 100
West I2d-s. neal Cab w East I'm 81 81 west
aod bet~ 9TH and sth l5p East 47th-et. 33s
So ave briween 1sh and nth Sta lo20 9dsve. near
6isf- ms ls-avr., s9th-st $50 Sd
is,-st *, 3d-ave 2l0 Dieeckerst; 325 Bleeeker-st
nos 81 40 East 70th-st 1921 3d-ave 662 adays
~. At between 9Th and 9th ayes: 100 East Nth st.
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,,n,n,. n, the ports and interior points TO-DAY as
ld y,.b The same last week and last year;

ny,cs1rere was quiet msrtet for opium , sne a.
arns, vim price. tollows Up's.. sos, co. moShne
'S & 20; ounce walls 8: 25 e,fihrh IL a;agcc
ses sT.k, 65IsThefs imporisnt eaa.ss, -'a
a isirr about STEADY IN s.": ola%. xas
,ybnx VINO prime 81 s;u42 !; ens,a sgS oo
cneb so4'e .en0n 81 so0si Is; mae ess.a s.
ssd IS mustard rat1n g ggs' xsseYeiH ,n eoes
2e.pefnM Z; irusi q. pen lyseI a. .1asgc isi .5
81 ~ Az loc: ARTIFICIAL. JS5sSs' s'ea'''''''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18

CoTTON-Artrr marke; hao opened dull and easy
a, a decline OF 2nt points This morning under d.sa
marker ruled tame and featu!ccss until few leading
houses turned up buyers. peiiy LIBERAL scale for
tiesc times with their iakinss sa.d = he on Wa suee
a and the char
scer ~ risIness Of possible ulstou n
he summer with August squeeze believer hy
some The traders 20 be In contemplation Pccs
vance Of 244 points secured The upward movement
was assisted by CONTINUED sdvlcts from The cotton boil"
while conflicting for the most part unfavorabi9 from
re.ss and Arkansas wei from the Atlantic Saies
m. average showing backward development Il two
we.ks or more prevailing weather conditions stu
frsafsfac,cry. market finally steady al net
advance II points on the near months whlle TIE iaf
mon rs closed points lowcr under lgh. selling started
~ favorable late crop and enccuracn accounts
from Fan and other ?rint-clo'h mark~ts Total
ding CUT. sales included 313 bales FOR export ana
900 bales delivery on contract southern SPOT ma.
Seis Idals 's sss. 1000 bales. Mobile quiet, 81
sales 200 bales Savannah quiet ana steady. u lie;
s@i., iG7 bales Charleston quiet h@c. Wilmington nfin
e. %ofolk steady Gi<c sales 343 bales baltimore nom
taiss. 81 LOUIS quiet a7,c. sales 20j bales
IN. export titus far this season has been as
follows; co., p.,,.,r p,,,c. Con,,nert
-. ,v . 800 80
To'ai 70 az sl ;, ect ,psy 30; iSf19
.r,nI .i,ce seDtember 3 go 7I2 7s0o77 275s o4s
,,' .aes 400 speculation nnl e1nori 300 Am"i-
ran 90 reccpfs. 300. american o"'l; moo oP
n,ands l7-32d Futures opened steady pardaly ,A'
.a,snce oloeeh stcnc- re- unrnnrrrd 70 :e1i
Me- aosb: Nav s2e1b Nav June a2e,b
r,re-yulv asob: JUy-Aueun Gals; August ."nNmper.
99oia, Eer,ernhe~ Or'oh~-. HV'r l,c'h"- NoF'uh"r
s.ooi.. No-.nber-Dsccnh-r. 3cSisb Manc1oser-Yarns
or. So, s,easv Clo,hs--Orlers NJ low limits
The range Of prices in the local market 'ooay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
Total daily supply u a3S ll3 GIL
The MIX Exchange price is &c a quart ship

per.
HAY AND sTRAW--HAY-Proes were fairly
taincd to-day, though deliveries
FOR wants Delayed farm work should have u ten
dency moderate receipts, but there be big
preparation bales points We quote. Prime
IN large bales. 100 n. I7lzQ~c No l. i2'aT75c per
100 NJ No Q GpQSc per 100 n. No g. 45GIO>. inerior
and g1deless. 2ieioc per 100 u clover mixed 4a35c
per 100 ~; clover, per 100 10 49, pi2c. STRAW
Receipts heavy mainly river lots fact which
does enliven the market help 10 strengthen prses
We quote: Pest long 81 = lpiO: other useful 300
S5c 100 10 cat straw. 2113oc The recenis of hay
and tons, reported today q re
Produce Exchange Hudson River Railroad. $50
Erie Railrad $50; Pennsylvania Railroad 20: Delaware
Iackawanna and Western Railroad lO West Shore
road. So Iehish Valley Ra $40 river boats 3lO
totnls . O10 tons. Receipts Of straw. $40
Receipts Of hay and straw at New-York for the
ending May Il:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18

R!o-Cone. market barely steady: No Rio. 1880
FscharFe Std receipts days. n 600 bags cleared
for the United States 700 stock. 1900 bags
The satistcal position OF Brszi coffee Il as fo0ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
EUROPE HOLY , LAND ROUND THE
Monthly Excursions Gsze;,c and rrogrars Tree

ERENCH LINE.
cOMpAGXIE GENERALEs ,TRhXSSAS SAT a.,
sa.,ng Every Saturday az 10 ~ NJ.
From pier No. AZ North River. foot Morton Street. .
Ia Gsscorne May 81 La Touraine. June II
IA Ssvarre. May % La Gssccsne June =
/ I,orrSogr~ June l., B-e'asre June .
chi xrcs fo- T. Cen. Bowling Green. ~. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-18
HOILANp-AMERICA LINE.

i FOR COLON connecting With lines 20 Port Lmoo,
ssvanlli, Cartagene, PANAMA, SAN FRANCISCO and
pacnc ports Of CENTRAL AMERICA. MEXIc0 and
SOUTH AMERICA. ~, o-. =. -, ~
.rJJA ScA NAV 20 2 r. NJ. ADVANCE. May &C. p. II
tor mics apply at Companys Office, - Broadway.
" r. l.. WALKER. Traric Manager.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
THE REBELS AT
THE PHILIPPINES
s--~----
An Uprising of Immense Dr.
mansions.
MURDER AND PLUMBER
SPANIARDS BEING KILLED AMI
HOUSES PILLAGED.
ALL THE CAROLINE ISLANDS IN REVOLT
Spar ish Soldiers Evacuate Gorge or Island.
French Mail Boats to Garry Letters to
Cuba and the Philippines War
Sims off Cienfuegts.

Madrid, May DC 9 a. m.-The Correo
suggests that the visit of Mr.. Geo. ].
Gosehn, the first lord of the British adj
mirality to Gibraltar, is coup de main
with object of strengthening Great
Britain's position in the straits of
Gibraltar. \ dispatch to The Heraldo
from Havana. says neither Cardenas nor
Matanzas, has been strongly fortified.
The dispatch adds that twelve American
warships made a demonstration off Glen
fuegos on Wednesday.
4 dispach received here from Manila,
by way of Hong-Kong. says Il hundred
Spanish soldiers evacuated Corregidor
island. at the entrance of Manila bay. on
May rs, because they were without am
munitiOn.
A rebellion Of grave dimension. the dis
patch adds. has broken out in the prov
ince of Panagasnan, where the insur-
gents are pillaging houses and massacre
ing the Spaniards. Rear Admiral
Dewey. it is announced from the same
source. has ordered that another attempt
be made to land with view of supplying
arms to the insurgents.
In the province of Xamabale, the Span
iards assert. the insurgent Philippine
chief Matahalo. who refused to submit
with the others in December last has
come in with his followers and has
made submission to Captain General
August
Ship captains ut Manila, ii is said. have
been informed by the captain general
that all the Caroline islands have revolt
ted and that the natives are engaged in
all kinds of violence and depredations.
Confirmation has been obtained here in
dispatch from the island of Martini
que French West Indies. of the depar-
ture of the Spanish torpedo gun boat
Terror from Fort de France.
The postoffice here has authorized the
dispatch Of letters to Cuba and the Phil
ipppines by French mail boats. Lieu
tenant Sobral. the formal naval attachC
of the Spanish legation at Washington,
is in this city and the statement made
that he is Identical with Saprio Jime-
nez. the suspected Spanish spy. arrested
ON board the prize steamer Panama, al
Key West is incorrect.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
SUPREME COURT.

Opinions were handed down in the fol
lowing cases on yesterday:
Copeland VS.. Collins, from Polk; error
Greenlee vs. Railroad, from Mcdowell
affirmed.
State VS.. Cragg, from Caldwell; new
trial
Thrift VS.. Elizabeth City, from Pas
quotank; affirmed.
General Electric Co. VS.. Morgantou
Electric Co, from Burke; affirmed
Bank VS.. Furniture Co., from Bun
combe: petition to rehear dismissed
Troxler VS.. Railroad, from Guilford
new trial.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Raj
cigh Gas Company will be held at No. II
West Hargett street, ON the thhd Wed
nesday Of June, 1898, (the 15th,) at Il
o'clock IN.
The transfer books shall be closed six
days before the annual election.
w. II. MCGEE, Secretary
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
EoR RENT Or LEASE.

The Bar and Restaurant privilege, II
New Capital Club building, to be open
ed July, 1893. Membership OF club, one
hundred and twenty-five. Best location
in the city. The right man can secure
permanent lease by giving guarantee OF
good service, at reasonable rental. APP
ply to Chairman House Committee
Capital Club, Raleigh, N. G.
4-10-t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27

Provident Savings Life Assurance So
ciety Of New York business in force
$S7000,000l, wants a few men to put II
charge of districts, with exclusive terri
tory in North Carolina. Liberal con.
tracts to good men. Answer with refer
ence, etc.
J. STERLING JONES, Manager.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
THE w. G. 7. u.

There will he an important meeting of
the w c. T. Y. ut the Governors man
sion this Friday) afternoon at ) O'Clock.
The reports are expected on this occa-
sion as the State convention is held on
June IL. Members will please attend.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-27
BRUSH OVER CIVIL SERVICE.
Consideration of Deficiency Pension Bill
Amendment to Internal Revenue Laws.

Washington. d. c., May 26.-In {
long session today the house passed few
bills. but the discussion involved a wide
range of subjects.
After brush over civil service
brought on by n paragraph in the de
ficiency pension bill, providing for some
temporary clerks in the war department
the house considering bill to amend
TO the internal revenue laws. listened tc
lengthy speeches from Mr. Shafroth, OF
Colorado, and Mr.. Grow, of Pennsyl-
vana, upon the free coinage of silver
and green backs as legal tender, re
spectively. The deficiency bill was not
passed.
Pending an aye and nay vote upon the
internal revenue bill, the house adjourn
cd. The vote will be taken Immediately
after the house meets tomorrow.
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SPANISH REYoLr FEAREp.

Emperor Joseph, of Austria, Advises the
Queen Regent to be Ready to Fly.
London. May 26.-There are renewed
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dispatch from Madrid today. Emperor
Francis Joseph, of Austria, is said to
have strongly advised the queen regent
TO prepare to fly and her mother, who il
now in Madrid, is supposed to have given
her the same advice, but it is added tn,
queen regent is determined TO remain
Continuing, the dispatch says. the de
feat of the Spanish fleet which the best
informed people regard as only n ques
tion~446 a few days, is bound TO precipi
TIE oh outbreak.
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For North Carolina: Fair, except
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light northerIy winds.