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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-02

United states circuit COuIl Houi III VI"
cult, Eastern District of North
Carolina.
r. It. Barham ct al. VS.. Tyrone Spiers,
]. II. Matthews, Sampson Rea and
VIM. j. Doyle.
To Victor Rea, Fannie G.. McGarry
and VIM. Ii. McGarry, her husband,
Free Rea, Mabel Norton and Alexander
A. Norton, her husband, Caroline Mott
and Theodore II. Mott, her husband,
Fred Molt and Margaret Mott, heirs-at-
law of Sampson Rea, deceased:
You and each of you are hereby mott
fed that ut the May term, 1898, of said
court the death of Sampson Rea, de
PENDANT in the abOve-entitled action, was
duly suggested and you and each of you
were duly made parties defendant to said
action. and you and each of you are here
by commanded to be and appear before
the Undersigned, clerk Of said court, on
or before the first Monday in September
1898, being the 9th day of September.
1898 and answer or demur to the com
plaint filed in said action.
The purpose of the action is to recover
tract of land situate in HEREFORD
county and State of North Carolina al
joining the lands of J. w. Barnes, IL.
PEBBLES, r. b. Calling and others and
containing about 700 acres.
n. j. RIDDICK,
Clerk United States Circuit Court.
Raleigh, June Sth. 1SaS.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. ~. e July t--Spirits turpen
tine MN st ZBk a 13A sales $3.50 Gu ks. receipts
1888 casks ,,a
Crude turpentine du | hard 81 CU, Si5o al q
Il 10: rnce1nLs 73 aerrs,S.
say steady a. 81 80: reretpts "a barrels
CHARLEsToN, &C, July l-tottoh haiheI
Tur enti mar ct esdy at 20 sal -
Rosln quiet sa!e' ,.,,,
. SAvANNAH, Ga. Ju i--opirts tntpc - ). %
e,m at 23.: sales ITO CASKS: receipts SAB
r hosln firm and uncha ged; Gales
rece pts i,lSJ
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STOCKS AND BOHDS.

New York, July 81 The course of to-
days stock market was one OF hlnhesS
drifting until near the close when some
anneorapce of animation and strength
dareInned throughout the list. This
was doubtless in large part due to the
covering demanded by belated shorts
who did not care to leave their contracts
open over the three days holiday me
huying at the close lifted prices to the
ron level and made net gains extending
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Mr. II. NJ. Judd, editor Of the Hope
Mills Chronicle, came in on the through
freight this morning from SiIer City.
and reports that the safe of Lambe 4,
league. of that place, was blown 0pel,
by burglars ut about 80 this morning
and robbed of S1J2.JJ. \ small hole
was bored through the door of the safe
near the lock, and dynamite inserted.
The explosion broke ont window glass
in the store and tore Il hole through the
ceiling and Notwithstanding near the
safe Fayetteville Observer.
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MANHOOD RESTORED

"Cupidene'' cures lost mp nh0od, nervous
iebiliLy, prema tIreness OF discharge, vari
u excesses OF after years. impoteDcy Inn.
% ssible II 'Cupldene" IL used, "Cnpidene"
Is the VI cat Life Oliver. "CUPiDENE" Will
restore all the gsnsratiye organs, send Tor
free circulars and testimonials. Address,
0avoI Medicine co, ran Francisco, Cal. an
pldane' IN for saiN toy Y. Hansen. sionx CITY
10. AGO "A box, six for $500.
Agent, las. I. JOHNSON, Ralei h, N. G.
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RALEIGH COTTON.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NV YORK. July i.-.5 p M-Aoneg on az /
firmet At IkaIh per cent; last loan ~ PEI
seot. closing at per cent. PftWe
nercsntile paper 3ai per cent. Sterlin.
exchange strong with actual bugi 1888 IT,
hanksrs' hiiis d, 4 85a a4.S8 Tor de pan", at
ss6 < commercial oils 4.B3. Silver g, :.
tIn,ates 80 go. Bar silver 6g& Mexican
dollars ASK. Government ponds .trorg.
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Nos. 400 and 4O2-"The Atlanta Specials
Solid VestibuIed Train OF Pullman Sleepers
and coaches between Washington and At
lanta, also Pullman Sleepers between Ports
mouth and Chester, 81.
nos. Al and S8-Ihe S. A. l.. Express" Solid
Train, coaches and Pullman Sleepers ee-
tween Portsmouth and Atlanta. company
Sleepers between columbia and Atlanta
Both trains make hmm ediate connections
It Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Or
leans Texas, california, ico Chattan ooga
Nashville, Memphis. Macon. Florida.
For Tickets. SIeepers. etc. apply to
II. $. Leard, II. +. A., Raleigh, N. q.
e. st. John, Vice Pres. and Gen
Manager; V. T.. McBee, General Super
intendent; III. W. b. Glover, Traf'
Manager; II. j. Anderson, General Pas
senger Agent.
General Offices, Portsmouth,, Va.
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WHEAT is BOOMING
Owing to Disastrous Crop
Reports in Part.
SHORTS HELPED ALSO
BY EFFORTS TO COVER PEND
ING THE DOUBLE HOLIDAY.
CORN AND OATS ALSO WENT UPWARD
Dry Goods Were Quet--Provisions Declined :
Fine Weather Over the Cotton Bell
Sent The Prices of That
Staple Down.

New York, July 1.-The dry goods
market shows quiet trading Many opera
tors are leaving for their independence
day vacation. There is no spirited at
tempt to sell goods and little of news Is
to he expected until next week. here
will be a pretty general closing of stores
in many quarters tomorrow.
COTTON.
New York, July 1.-The tendency of
prices in the cotton market continued
Enthusiastically downward due III great
measure to the continued remarkably IA
vorable cotton raising weather prevail
ent over the entire belt. The opening
was easy with prices l to points lower
in sympathy with weak cables from l;V-
erpool foreign and Southern selling or
ders. local liquidation, the favorable
crop news and moderate bear hammer
ing. BY midday the short faction had
scored a loss of four to FIVE points ON
the more active positions, but showed
signs of accepting the profits in sight.
The more timid bears feared to take
chances over the holidays despite every
indication at the moment that condi-
tons in the cotton belt will remain about
unchanged. Speculation fel loft early
what near the close. The market was
finally barely steady at a net loss Of to
points. Total sales future reached
1880.
TOTA NET RECEIPTS.
New York. July 1.-The following are
the total net receipts at all ports since
September /, 1897:
Galveston, 1904 ,43S; New Orleans,
2,659.329; Mobile 361, III Savannah
1.1S5,G50: Charleston. All .065: Whining
ton, 321 .514: Norfolk, 572.9S4: Balti-
more, 1851; New York, 15S.S29 Bos-
ton. 220,537; Newport News, 15,661
Philadelphia. 50 ,S42; Brunswick, PHI,
$50; Port Arthur, 1889; Pensacola,
113.423; Port Royal, 65,972. Total,
S,463, 332
NEW YOPx. July 1.-Futures opept d
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LOCAL sraaa MARK 81.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. July I.-Disastrous crop
news, together with great effort by
shorts to cover pending the double holt
day doomed wheat to-day. July closed
with an advance of 31a and September
gained 21a cents. Corn shows a rise
of Is. Oats left off 1Ad3sc. higher. Pork
and lard lost 212 each. Ribs declined
five cents.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK Ju'y Flour mark ct
str ny and in souc sss higher w IN wheat.
WI ter pAtenrs 4dSa470
Mime ~ota patent 476aTCi
nj 'nesota basers a9Qaf20.
Rye hour quiet 229a3a0
Corn meal du y How western CS; city CO.
Rye etead); No. 2 western 46ah
Barley d"l: western fhsntng 33h a35.
bailey malt dull wwes'e n 62a.0.
0aeaF sr'., h.m; No. = req 8S. OPP / ms
Ho2 red: July closed 81; Soptemb r TX;
December closed 73k
corn. spot, steady; M. 2, 37s options 80
July c,osld t6; sept IN er cios-d 37H;
Uecemo + 81.
Oats. SCOT. tirmcr, No. 2, 26X; options,
July closed 20.
reel 4u'et; family sil.50al? 90; beef hams % 20
Cut meats Gull; picked bellIee STAT:
80. picked shoulders AZ: do. hams Tk6f7~.
Hay easy. shipping s0a35: good to choice
Lard dull western steamed $50; July
81 refined steady
Fork eady; mese sl0.0CaI0.50: family Sl2 &C
2 %
Butter firm westerv creamery l3k0i7; d.
factory ll@I2A; EigiLs II: imitation
creamery l24l4k; State ds'~" l2Aal6
UneeAe q sy, laI &c white ~
Epgs firm. srate sn~ peangylyanJs
Eai2k western fire. h l2Aa3.
Tallow steady: cEy n3 per package) 4
Potatoes quiet new 2Ta16p.
Petroleum steady; u nitod ---. refined New
York $6.2S: Philadelphia sna ~. e more 81 20
Rosin quiet "'~"tnaG. commou 80 sou1
TnrpenLin- quiet.
BIce steady don estic, fair to extra 5R d
* Japan 6ha5.
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norasses steady: View orloans. open lettle

No'asses steady: New Orleans. open kettle
good to CHI ptoo. 2Sa83
CanDaQe quiet southern g0ai.2I.
Cotton seed oil dull and " eak prime crude
20 nominal
Freight dull,
Cotfee-Optons opened steady wi h nrices
unchanged 10 five o, cts hIsher: ruled very
quiet bat it'll firm un Ne rtone, follow Jag
fay prb advites from Have an : RIO buy
in checked by ioeral receipts and apat ytf
nsumers closed steady. nve POINTS net
highe": sa es S,5 0 ags, including August %:
Dec M er osI; January ht0 Aprh 900 "a ay eos.
tpoG & o DUH: ~ i'll OF ie OK; o job
b ny 8k; mild negle + d: cnrdova SAai6S.
sag {, ~" quiet but generally stea fair
refining. as; nbrirnsaI sd-test AZ: refined
ste ,dy but aacti e GRADUATED 30.
BALTIMOER.
RALrrmoas, Md, July L-F,our dull
unc ~ ged westeru BuperDne w tOa205; 40.
ezra d. 8J44.s5; do family 1858 'G6t.3i.
'""s' lnaett'ed' iuly 79e aS0 August Ha =
8, uthern wheat by sample 7asJt.
80 81 very dun spot and j. ne '4Aa' July
3J&a3i|; August 3i4: septembet 3'Aa3oh
Soubhe'n wh1Ie corn 56k: 40 yedow 4US-
Oats duI No white 82a32k.
Rye steady; No 2, nearby 46K; no. west
IN 40.
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CHARLES PEARSON,
- ARCHITECT. =:
Begs to Announce

Begs to Announce
Messrs PEBBLES and SHARPE, Nor
folk, Va, as Consulting Architects.
With increased facilities Mr.. Pearson
is now prepared to furnish competitive
sketches, plans and specifications for al
classes of work; all on short notice.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS La. July ]. Cotton futures
oui - salea a NM hale
OTHER MARKETS.

Galveston. quiet. 5 1918; b67 bales
Nn-fnik n minal, ia. Is ..,as
baltimore, nominal, 64, 1911 balcE.
Boston. dull d 5-I6, tales
v i.mington, Ar n. 5-i6S. Tale,
Phi.aelpp,a. quiet, 81, 81 buies.
sav annah, easy. X, AZ M ca
New Orleans, quiet. D z, III haiea
Mobile, monte Gal, 5x. Al bales.
Mempn,s, auiat, bS. II hales
Augusta, qui I. q is-i6 2 bales.
sJanYIeston, quiet, IS hsies.
CincipusEi. auiet, 9. 6i3 hales
LOuIgv!ile ST. ady 6&, - bales
ST. Louis, quiet, b IS Is 81 bai's
Houston, quiet, 1916, 81 bales.
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ried and Proven.

Africana is not a new
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that is coming more and
more to the front on &C
count of its wonderful
cures. Almost every day
, you read in the news pa
perS of what it has done
for the relief of suffering
humanity.
That direful disease
RheumatiSm-cauSed by
impure blood is driven out
of the system by the use
of Africana, and other ter
rible blood disorders are
cured permanently-Ask
your druggist for it or
write to Africana Co., At
lanta, Ga.
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Coughs and Colds quickly cured by
Goose Grease Liniment. Always guar
anteed.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS-AT-LAW OF
SAMPSON REA, DECEASED.

United States Circuit Court Fourth Cir
cult, Eastern District of North
Carolina.
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CHICAGO July l.
tknan no f,i0aln

Flour qui t; W neat, No. Aspiring G2Ga7l: Nc.
3l%. Data. No. %; No. white SO No.
su.te Is. Rye. No. "A. Barley, Eo. 2, soa
IS: No. 3. -: No. 4, 49,. Flax seed No. !, Los
So 5sa9 0. Lard per 100 los 81 az a5 67h. SboIl
rib sides Orts,) s6.b2a5.b0 Dry salted shout
ters (boxedl 4Aa5 Short clear siaes ttoxe0)
s5.6ja5 t5. Whisky. otstillera finished 2oods.
YER gallon
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NEW ,YoPw., July 1.-Futures open, d
Futures eiosed steady; sales 1880 al
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. July LIT p. IL Spot cotton
mode IA ted demand prices 1-2sd 'ower.
American middling fair 7-lGd: taies 9 ID
tales.
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placed under such conditions that their luminosity is arrested: in no way, in- deed, Is it vital process. It only seems to depend on the food which the bacteria feed upon and the presence of oxygen, Given suitable food and plen- ty of fresh air and they exhibit their characteristic light; deprive them of one or the other and they no longer shine.
 This knowledge helps us to undes- stand, then, the phenomenon of phores- cence. It is visible only at night be- cause in the full glare of day the great CT light overpowers the lesser; 1t is vis- ible at certain times and seasons be- cause the conditions are such as to evoke 1t. And what is favorable for the lighting up of single bacterium is fa- vorable for all; hence the myriad null titudes of infinitesimal units, each set glowing with it's tiny light, are suf1i- cient in the sum total to put whole ocean aflame.
 It would, of course, be presumptuous, and doubtless erroneous, to say that all the phosphorescence of the sea is due solely to photo bacteria; it can only be asserted in the present state of our Knowledge that they are certainly re- sponsible for a great share of it. But this wonder of nature must now De re- garded as yet another instance of the mighty results accomplished through the agency of the smallest of living things.-G. Clark Nutall in Knowledge.
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A PIGEONS MEMORY.

This morning most remarkable in- stance of the retentiveness of memory possessed by pigeons was witnessed in Leicester Square One of the best known figures in the west end squares during the season is a French man with a lightly made cart, on which is placed a trellised "cote" con- taining a flock of some twenty pigeons On making his pitch the birds are released, and, after circling around and round for some little time, at the bugle-call return and alight on the shoulders, arms, and hat of the owner Last autumn, during a performance In Waterloo place, one of the birds dis appeared, and was given up for lost This morning, however, on pitching in Leicester Square, the birds were as usual, released, when a 'loose' pigeon, perched on a sill of the Alhambra, was observed looking attentively at the performance and on the second fight round, and on the bugle-call being sounded, it immediately joined the flight and alighted on the proprietors s shoulder, when it was recognized as the truant bird. After joining in and returning from several fights it took it's perch in the cote, and went off as if it had not been day absent. Whether it has formed home-ties and again abs conds remains to be seen.-West- minister Gazette.
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they started and soon came to Wash lngton bridge. They hummed across 1t in mitch faster time than the law al- lows, but everything went well until they reached the curve on Stratford avenue, where the car was going at such a rapid gait that it jumped the track, and Nettleton and Shell were thrown out and badly hurt. The car crossed the street and went through picket fence. Word was sent to Bridge port and a. wrecking car was sent out by the Bridgeport Traction company. Shell and Nettleton were taken as far as the lower bridge and the ambulance conveyed them to the Emergency hos pital, where their wounds were dressed. Shell received several abrasions about the body and suffered from a strained hip. Nettleton was badly bruised about the face and head and one arm was strained. It took the Workmen about two hours to get the car back on the track again. The little adventure will prove decidedly expensive as the car was considerably damaged and the fence was damaged for about twenty feet.
 John w. Buckingham is seriously ill at his home on North avenue
 The twelfth annual reunion of the Stone association will be held at Mer- wins Beach restaurant, Woodmont on the sound, Tuesday, August 30, 1898. All bearing the Stone name or allied by marriage or descent and all who are interested in the object of the associa- tion will be cordially welcomed. A good dinner, renewal of pleasant memories, meeting of old friends and unknown relations, and after dinner speeches will add to the pleasures of the day spent by the shore. He who does not take an interest in the history of his ancestors does not deserve to be re- membered by his posterity. Woodmont can be reached by trolley from New Haven, Bridgeport, Stratford and Mill ford. Cars leave the green and rail- road station, New Haven, every half hour. Leave Bridgeport station also every half hour. Dinner will be served at 50 cents per plate Round trip tick cts from New Haven are purchasable wrench, which they found in the car. ty-five cents. Take Woodmont car.
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MILFORD.

Aug. 1o.-Owing to the wet weather the Methodist church Sunday school picnic was postponed until later date.
 The regular meeting of the Milford Wheel club will be held on Thursday evening.
 Miss Glendora Brown is visiting friends in Derby, Conn.
 A party consisting of dozen of Mill ford's young men will leave on Sunday morning for a ten days cruise down the sound in Edward Wilcox's sharpie.
 John A. Peters of Kent, Conn.,, is spending a few days in town on busi- ness.
 The Women's Christian Temperance union will meet on Thursday after noon.
 Charles l.. Nettleton, jr., and Fred Smith Shell of Meadows End and a co1,ple of young ladies started out for a good time last evening and from all appearances they had it. Their first thought was to take a trolley ride, and 1t being nearly o'clock in the morning of course there were no regular cars running. They found on the switch be- tween Meadows End and Washington Bridge a work car, 50 they proceeded to take a ride. Finding no motor wrench 2 search was made for a monkey wrech. which they found in the car With the use of the monkey wrench
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MARINE PHosPHoREsCENcE.

The Bacteria Which Produce This
 Strange Light-Several Species
 Known-Artificial Culture-Fond of
 Sugar.
 Nature dazzles the eye of man with many wonderful phenomena, but per- haps never more so than when she turns the gloomy night waters of the sea into a sheet of silvery fire. It is only lately that any very serious effort has been made to study this phenome- non. but the research has been abun- dantly rewarded, for it is now pretty certain that the luminosity is due to the presence in the water of various kinds of bacteria.
 Now, bacteria are the very smallest living organisms of which we have cog nizance. Millions of them can lie on a penny; therefore, to produce the gleam- ing appearance recognized by us as hosphorescence, they must be present in numbers too enormous even to con- template with our finite minds It would be immeasurably easier to reckon with the stars for multitude than with these phosphorescent bacteria. They are colorless, rod-lille bodies. only known to us in the land revealed bv the highest powers of the microseope. and careful comparison shows minor dif- ferences among them. For instance. some of them are capable of indepen- dent motion-we can hardly call it swimming-others are non-motile, some are inclosed in a jelly-like covering,
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FALLING GFORD ETENTS.

After a protracted meeting in execu- Tuesday evening the board of burgesses voted to award the contract for laying the thirty-inch trunk sewer from Gen. ter street down to below Pine Hill to Baker & Banker of Gloversville, N. Y., the figures being $19,165.S0. Work will begin at an early date.
 Yesterdays recorded real estate change was: c. W. Tryon of Meriden to D. w. Hartnett, house and lot 50x150 feet on North Colony street.
 John Hamlin, who was fishing on the lake Tuesday evening, is responsible for the statement that during the burning of the big barns up north that evening the water was so brilliantly illuminated that he could see the fish coming up to the surface and putting their heads out of water to locate the fire.
 James Curran of Center street is crit ically i'll, the result of a shock early yesterday morning.
 William Meredith, the shoemaker, fell down stairs on Tuesday and broke his arm.
 Miss Alice Curran arrived home from Short Beach yesterday, having been sent for on account of her fathers ill., ness.
 Patrick O'Connell is reported as hav- ing accepted a. position as road inspec- tor in Chester, Cam.
 Thirty-one years ago to-day Rev. Hugh Mallon began his duties here in charge of the parish of the Holy Trinity church, and during these years of faith full work he has endeared himself to his large flock and earned the respect and esteem of everybody i'll Wallingford, regardless of sect.
 Arthur F. Payne and Miss Jennie E. Jenkins were married Tuesday evening by Rev. J. A. Clark. They will reside at 401 Ward street.
 The central school committee has ap- pointed Miss Kate Gilhooly teacher in grade ?, Whittlesey avenue school, and Miss Kennedy of Southington teacher in grade 4, Coloney street school. Miss Charlotte Myers has been transferred to grade ?, Colony street school
 In times of war as'in peace everybody appreciates a good funny story, wheth- CT it be in a play or told by travel ing man. In Blaneys fourth big suc- cess, "A Hired Girl,' the funny story runs for two hours and a half and sends everybody home Vowing they have seen the funniest farce in years.