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FOR lighthouses.
UNEURNIsHED,

FOR RHINESTONE a FAIRFAX SOC z ST. NV
500. 1923 NV, l9r, 3b $50. .lIOs Yale NV. 5r ba
SIZE. 1893 l6th NV, 12r,b $3.50. ~ f ne. ST. la
SllO. l4l4 10th NV, l2r. ID SIG 80 GSl L nv. Or.
SO. 1873 nv, fIr. b SIS so. 1895 sth NV. 7r.6
SO. .2OlO NV, Tor. b SIS 90. iIUa o NV, sr. b
x.S.... 800 + NV. l5r So. 90 l49 Carroll sr b
%! g la NV. l9r.2b 81 so II \ NV, 81. b
So. 1915 NV, Tor, $50. .l5zI 7th nw.5r,
500 ,l54O T NV. lar. ba So 81 1910 Coi'ba. 1r b
se9' 'l'o9 list NV, Tor $50. ,l6l6 NV, ar, h
700 I5l2 18th NV, Tor So 90 1855 18th NV. Or
sss 1929 18th NV l2r : $3.50 1872 isth nw.ir.p
$50 80. 1918 Yale. Tor S2r SO 1850 WalIach Or b
So 1902 18th NV, lor. ba s2O. III Sc sr
SD Sa2o 18th NV. Tor. ia. $40 so .443 av. Or,
s5U. 1881 Whitney, 13r b S2p 80 tl3 sth De Or b
goo 4e9 Nd av ne. l4r.2h SO. 80 els RID NV, 6r,
20 All 10y = ) sv Sc lor SIS 30. .353 sw, 6T ha
s,e' -EaSo NV ior % SIS 30 .6le llth ne, or. h
Si.-50 123l ken ay, Tor SIS 1850 18th NV, Or,
S4' 80. 123T Ken av. Tor b SIT 1876 l22s n ne Or u
sto I:sl9 Col bia az, lGrb Si6.. 2llU 3d Sr,
$50 W. 9Th nw, llr. ba. SIS. 80. 1Il4 Sc sto Or
$40. :6os NV. Or, ba SIS 80 70 Myrtle ne. 81. %
sac. 1919 18th NV llr b Sl2 sn 2l45 / NV, ST. ba
Ss5 8. i4s Mass ne. So si2 30 1888 sth nv, irw
49, 90 309 I NV, 1or ba sl3.......i 1921 q ne. Or
$50 so. 2IU4-6 LIST .9r.b Sl2. 1914 l2th ne g. d
go l3t6 nigss w'9rb $40. 1927 25th: 5r. wa
s3e. .ISl4 18th NV. iuri
FURNISHED.
NV NV M id 5ta , isr s5R NV
Mass av mr. l6, III. b. 15J Cap nr c. llr D.. -
10th NV nf x, lar. DISC 18th nv pr 5, l2r b. -
l5th NV mr. X, Jar ,Sb. 100 LIST X. lor, b.. ~
NJ NV mr. l4th. 1871. 3b. 1871 18Th l. or. b.. a.
10th NV nr T. l5r, h. lbs kenesaw 18th Or d. 20
NV mr. nth, lUr. 2b. LIS Mass ne Sd Ilr h. 60
\ NV mr. Eth Tor b. rs Stoughtou Ii. l2r l.. 60
10Th NV mr. |. lar. b. l25 llth II. 49, b. go
10Th NV mr. L. Tor b. ly0 y ii mr. X. IT b. 80
Elggs NV mr. Ia lir. b. loo 18th - Sr. b. 40
q NV mr. 18th. Tor. b. loo
STORES
1909 Pa av NV. lg stO. 4l9 ] NV. lg
St cor Sth&k NV, store & cellar. 80. 90
large store&cei. SCI. 90 1898 srh store u. 90
40 9Th NV, large l+li r. 50. large
store q cellar. 60 90 a Gr........., Is 80
20lU ST, sto&stab. - 90
STABLES.
40 Sth NV. large Al. y J NV. Large
stable. so stalls. Sis warehouse. -. so
Decatur CT. stn&4r... 10 li'r 436 VI nw......5.OO
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-FROM NOW UNTIL SPRING WE
Will have some special Inducements 10 offer
sponsible builders who would like 10 operate in
Fort Myer Heights. Quick and profitable returns.
Call and see Us. FORT MYER HEIGHTS LAND
co, l206 NV Phone 1882 de247t
located lots on ''MiHtwood place" columbia road
bet. 18th and 18th sts.l; sizes TO suit; north
south fronts: low prices; easy terms; highest ele
walton Washington Heights; commanding
view Of Rock creek and Geological Park; several
handsome residences now building this prop
erty.
Also. 80, 900 feet corner Of 18th st. and Wood.
ley road, opposite my residence; whole al
win join builder in improving this property or
exchange f"r improved property.
Also, 10000 So II. Baltimore st. Just
north Of my residence; a fine villa site: com
Inands view OF Rock creek aud Geological Park
/ offer this at a great bargain.
Also, the handsomest lot ON Washington Heights
corner Of Columbia road and 18th 81 extended;
will sell from 1000 to li,OO0 So. IT. TO suit pur
chaser.
For plats and information inquire At nv rest
dence, address 3y mail call al Office. The at
LAWRENCE SANDS.
del-3m 1897 st. ga icorD
FOR sALE-CoNNECTICuT AVE, TWO HAND
ave; each "a fl front; west side; a a great
LAWRENCE SANDS,
de1-3m 1907 st. I'D lOor.)
FOR sALE-SoUTHEAsT 60. 600 TT ON L AND
sts., just opposite the navy yard; lots IN Sizes
TO suit; viii join builder IN Improving; located in
Sd $50 Also, twelve lots fronting St, 81.
7Ul. and about 40 inside lots at a bargain. The
attention OF builders invited TO above and other
ground / offer in this section. Address by mail
LAWRENCE SANDS,
de1-3m 1907 ST. I'D hoOrl
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BICYCLES.

THE 80 ORIENT BICYCLES ARE NOW IN.
They are light and strong machines, built
approved lines. at popular prices Don't fail to
see them HADGER & CO., 727 l4th ST. NV
no30-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-12-28

FOR RENT-1912 G ST. NV; 4 STORIES; u
rooms; all modern improvements; baths;
bic; 10 responsible, permanent tenant, rent
very reasonable. IL desirable, owner will retain
!. FISHER co. de24-l2t
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED,

FOX RENT-l325 NJ ST, OVERLOOKING THOM-
as Circle; a handsome residence; fur; 10 rooms
baths all mod. imps.: stable IL desired. The
above would be rented in suites Apply 1927 NJ
ST., owner de.S-5ts
FOR RENT-FURNISHED-H0 CONTAINING
IL rooms on 18th street. will rent until Oct.
June l.. 1899: low MALCOLM HCFrG.
Attorney, Gunton bldg. iI2 La. ave. de21-2w'
EIlRNISHEn M NAIu NISaIn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate OF one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-12-28

:
FURNISHEi
18th near T, l2r. .$3, 500
y near 2Uth, lIr. 4. 500
18th and I.Yr. ,UyUl
18th mr. b, lar, 2b. =. ibC |
Wyoming NV, ISr,2b. 100 |
OFF
Cor 10th & r, 8 rs.
Ell suite, ali front,
steam heat. SEQ. 90
Desirable ROOMS. Attain
tic Coast Line build
ing" ali front and tire
proof, FROM $40 to $S5
each
STOI
1909 Pa ay nw,1Ikx11T
1911 Pa av nw.11L2xll1-'
SW cor 6th&G NV. ~. 90 |
n j av and y. .5u.Ut
SrAb
I24S Sth NV {rear) 5000
1912 X l ay (rcar). 81. 90 I
de26
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED AGENTS We WANT AN AGENT y
every town 10 secure subscribers to THE La
DIES HOME JUJ R\AL. 10 look after renewals
and distTihUtE advertising matter. We offer
profitable empls yment for the winter, also special
rewards Toy good work. 81 .u0U viii be given TO
the agent sending the Ia Tgest list up TO April 10
neat $500 10 the next best worker and so on
distributing Sll 500 among 500 best agents tie
coming season. Coed pay is assured every agent
whether he she secures one Of the extra awards
or not THE CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.. rhia-
delphia. Pa de5- 2Gt
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALk-AN UPPORTUN NIFTY SELDOM OF
Iered-ie cry hne and stylish Brewster brougham,
bought new last winter, cost 81 BOO; also stylish
victoria, nne double set silver-mounted coach
ness aud single set coupe harness, good as new;
stylish Brew ster trap and nne top buggy, latest
style, cost $500. Must be sold STORAGE,
1893 Ii. de22-6t-
FOR SALE-ONE FINE BROUGHAM, PANEL
&c up-giass front coupe rockaWay; low price. Ii.
". MASON, 1Of4 jefferson St, Georgetown.
Sales room. odd Fellows Hall. deg Iws
HAVE HANDSOME, FINELY MADE TRAP BY
Joyce, aCt used three months, and fine silver
mounted coupe hairless which | wisl TO exchange
for good delivery draft team or for wUhors,
feed wagon. Apply Room u, Portland Flats
delft
CERTAiNL4 HAVE a LOT OF NICE BUSINESS
wagons aud carriages for sale cheap Call on me
las before buying.
deJ-tf S. ]. MEEKS, 622 G ST. NV
FOR SALE OLD COUPE-ROCKAWAYS ONE 2
horse trap / cOupelette and 200 new Wagons
traps and buggies cheap
uo3O-tf ]. j. COOK 3295 II ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-12-28

ID HOUSES.
10Th near \, 15r. 100
Il / nv nr 10th, 11r. LIS
U near 18th, 6r. 30
18th and Caroline, 6r. so
!CES.
941 F NV, I'd q, Ir..27.5O
$50 L NV. I'd g, 2r. 1900
$50 + NV. Sd #. =. 70. w
iIO La nv. $40 aud 1900
Sun building, ROOMS.
$50 + NV. 4th d.. Sc. 90
4vo 1th pw,rms, ca. 1000
Res.
y1i d NV. 5000
2l4 9TH NV. w
Jl3 ID NV. 25.UU
jiS 10th NV lreaT). .1U.UO
LES.
1887 l4th NV tr'r) $500
1882 Mass ay Q'rJ 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-12-28

FOR SALF-CENTRAL: CHEAP-SEE rs ABOUT
this desirable house; one OF the must convenient
locations In the city; near schools, Gar linrs.
markets. on 10th ST. % 'uzy .--iurv
brick. with cellar; iot iSAI05. alley: 2-siofy
stable. Reduced 10 S4."oo LIT atone worth The
price STONE a FAIRFAN
de27-3t SnB y - n y
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FOR REM
1893 NV. 900 pr yr 1885 Corc'n .Sr 35. 90
lSls i9th,cor Greg 1900 SIS Mass i2r as. 90
1886 NV, lSr. .lu0.oO Goa Nd lar. .au ~
!6ZI Madison nw,s 1900 1877 9Th NV, 9r&b. 30. so
1903 K, fur year. =, 5uo.u0 Store 1uI 9Th NV - 90
1874 lIth NV, l3r. 5000 Ofilce rooms, 1907 NV.
lt34 Corcorau st -JOoO ll4l 18th nw Tor ..Gs. 20
1915 nth nv, or&b. 1919 43S L NV DIR loo 10
1143 9Th NV. llr&b. 35.53
deI8-ISt- TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 f ST.
FOR RENT-bY b. +. SAUL, 5. f. COR. T&L y. W
2l26 NV, l4r. 2h. $1,000 leu52 81 NV crab. Is 30
l22 9Th NV, 9r&b. 30 30 Ss4 9th nv, 5rsb 10 so
l34S L NV. Sr&b. 5000 I3i Sheridan 1rSb. 10 %
1910 Both 81 &e 2s.Uo 524 Tenn Or b. 10 30
AS NV, SF&b.. so lil2 LIST NV. 6rtcoD.l Il 81
20 ID NV, SrAb. 2s.5J IA l av. Or. Il 30
624 = NV 6r&b. $50 1884 4th NV ,6r(col Is. so
1924 10th nv, 6r&b. y 30 l645 or btcoll - 50
II nw. 9r&b. $500 i"S l. NV 81. wtco4} -. 90
cog y NV. Sab so 1871 9th ,sto&dw - %
81 NV, sr&b. .2o.50 2u2S 9TH nv, lg 20 %
llu9 18th NV, 6r&b. 2loo 12l0 9TH NV lg sto. ~ 80
l24 Fla NV ,6r, 1880 us 9th IL IL 10
Phone l6i3. Cali at office fog Rent Bulletin
de2i-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-12-28
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-MALE COLLIE PUP; BROWN, WHITE
breast and spot peck; knot end Of tail
last seen at nth and Madison Reward. W
6 LIE. Ills 18th st. nv It,
LoST-MoNDAY. DECEMBER &c, AT 1lTn AND
n. Metropolitan cars, east &c terminus: 4. and o.
station; envelope containing gold pieces;
owner : maine on envelope. Reward. y2S X NV
LpST-A LADI'S BLACK GUN METAL. WATCH,
either on 10th 81. above COrcOran, in herdic or
near the Shoreham. Return to 1923 Corcoran for
reward. dc26-3ts
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FURNISHED.
2ll4 . st. NV, II q b., q. MI. $3.50. 90 mo.
llZO = ST. NV, 10 RS. ~ b.. a. mi. 1000 mo.
1865 st. II rooms. .............. l25.00
lSuS Sundet ialId pi., Hrs. &b.. ami. 10000 mo.
UNEURNISHEQ.
1908 Sunderis nd nj. IL * b.. a.m.i. 81. 90
OFFICES.
I34 18th ST.. rooms. ............... 81. 90 mo.
SUBURBAN
dunn irton" Pierce's Mill I'd,
neaf Conn. ave. cars, IA rs, Iar4
del9-tf II. ROZIER DILANY. 1920 i ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-12-28
LEGAL NOTICES,

BANKRUPTCY NOTICE-IN THE SUPREME
of Theodore L. Page, i'll Bankruptcy, No. THE
above named Theodore l.. Page having been
adjudged d bankrupt upon his own petition in the
above cause pursuant to the act of Congress en-
titled An act TO establish uniform system
OF bankruptcy Throughout the United States,'
approved July /, 1888; and said cause having
been referred to the undersigned referee; this
is to give notice that meeting of the creditors
of the said adjudged bankrupt to prove their
debts and choose trustee trustees will be
held on MONDAY, the NINTH DAY Of JANII-
AIRY 1899. at ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ. at the Of
flee Of said referee No. i5S Louisiana avenue
northwest, room 8, Washington city, D. c.
when and where said adjudged bankrupt also will
appear for examination. c. II. ARMIES, Referee
ESTATE OF WILLIAM p. COLE. DECEASED,
No. 1922. Docket "A. The Washington Loan
and Trust Co. executor, has, with the approval
of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
holding Special Term for Orphans Court bust
ness, appointed Friday, Janaury Is, 1882 at 10
O'Clock am. as the time. and said court as the
place for making payment and distribution under
tie courts direction and control. when and where
all creditors and persons entitled to distributiye
shares or legacies or residue notified to at
tend in person or by agent attorney duly au-
thorized, with their claims against the estate
properly youched: Provided this order be pub
lished once in each of three successive weeks be-
fore said day in the Washington Law Reporter
and Evening Star Signed December 30 ISIS
JOHN b. LARNER. Attorney. ]. NoTA Nc
GILL, Register OF Wills de21-1aw3w
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FOR RENT
1920 II av. i3r. 60 1900 Md ar ne. ste. 80 90
us 10th NV, l3r- 1000 lo26 9TH st&dyy ~. 20
Ices 18Th nv, l3r. 500 81. 9Th be, 25. 90
S25 NV, 13r. .G0.O0 Ia.j.s 18th NV ar. - so
$50 II rw, i2r. .60.oU $50 NV. sto& Ir. -. 80
1878 NV Tor. 5u.G0 SAB L NV If. 20. 90
hoo 9th .sl&dw $500 I7l7 1lth aw 6r. ~. 40
GA 9th NV, Sr 1000 Store 12t5 1th NV. 20. 90
l12s nth nv, 12r 1000 600 Tenn ,sto, &c. 20
1923 10th NV, Tor. 1000 436 y NV, IS SO
1903 II ne, stoadw 30 TO 3i6 LIST Sc Sr.....i Is so
ZIG l1th NV, sto 90 GU q sw, 5r.-.-...l5 10. 90
4l2 y NV, Tor. 3J.up 80 9Th ne Or. IL. 90
232 E he, l0r. 81. so Office runs 63T L NV.
90 18th sw, Or. 81. 90
For list of small cali at office.
de24-tf ALBERT f. FOX, 800 F st. NV.
FOR RENT-909 II ST. NV; DOUBLE BRICK
bay-window dwelling; 10 rooms and bath: large
stable; suitable for business physician.
9i1 Ii NV; 4story brick; IL rooms ana bath
ll22 9th NV; 3-story and basement bay win
dow brick; rooms and bath.
,22i 18th st. s-w.; IA rooms and bath.
Apply 10 c. q. DUNCANSoN, cor 9th and ID n W
de2l-I2t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SAILS ACRES NEAR ARLINGTON
500 B md Z. RR.
City property for exchange.
Money loaned mortgage.
SAMUEL RFALMEAR
Room 303 Fidelity building
de2f-3t' Baltimore, Nd.
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FOR SALES. SIG-AIAiuST GIVEN AWAY,
nearly H~w brown Stonc and y. b.. CORNER /.
9r. new, handsome pager. beautiful maui,-l..
WIDE PARKING FENCED. location ,.ltvi,-.
cost $500, hut taken N trade aud PEI,E ONLY
50, 500; EASY TERMS: int. univ . l,l cent
de2s ". =. MINNlN. l4Z5 4 NV.
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FOR SALE-AT $4,000: VERY CT;EAP. LOT
alone worth the price; most desiIall. lIcutiln:
$ 81. bet I4th aud 15th-A cusy FROM house
with modern plumbing; lot 1a3Vl46; 20-ft. paved
alley; $500 he borrowed ihe property.
de27- st STONE 4 FAIRFAN. $50 4 ST. u. ~
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GASCH BROS. 1907 r st.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-28
WILMINGTON. N. C.
TUESDAY JUNE %, 1898.
RELIGIOUS EDITORIALS FOR
SUNDAY

Heretics in a church are not desirable
agents any more than heresy trials
are to be sought, and never in a. spirit
of malediction. When preachers pub
1ish books that are regarded by di-
vines in their respective churches as
heterodox and dangerous like a Meth
odist book Of a yea or 50 g by a
DR.. Robins, of Atlanta, OF the recent
book by Professor and DR.. McGiffert,
of the Union Theological Seminary, Of
New York, on the History Of Chris
tianity in the Apostolic Age" then it
is high time that they should be look
ed after. It can not be allowed that
teachers should stand in pulpits to ex-
pound the word of God when they are
antagonizing in fundamentals the
churches in which they are pastors
and teachers. Professor Charles A.
Briggs was suspended by an over
whelming vote from the Presbyterian
ministry. He has become a deacon in
the Episcopal Church but holds on
with a death grip to his professorship
in q famous Presbyterian Theological
Seminary. We can see no decency,
honesty or morality in such an act.
The Presbyterian General Assembly de-
clared that DR.. McGiffert must change
his views, make his opinions conform
with Presbyterian standards or re-
sign from the ministry. 1t is regarded
by northern loyal and orthodox Pres
byterians that his book is "a fragrant
and Ominous scandal" If he does not
seek vindication in his own Presbytery
of New York and demand trial, he
should get out at once if his views are
as understood by many of his able,
scholarly brethren. But is he 50 heret-
ical as charged? We have not seen a
line from his book. We noticed that
Rev. DR.. Herrick Johnson, an able
divine and scholarly, stated in a COM
munication in The New York Evange-
list (Presbyterian) that h had read
some parts of DR.. Ms book over and
over again. He reached the concIu-
sion that on all the great evangeli-
cal doctrines Of our church he was
true to the historic belief of Christen-
dom, and accepted without doubt or
question the Deity Of Christ and of
the Holy Spirit, the Trinity, the res
direction of Jesus Christ from the
dead. His ascension to heaven, and
kindred doctrines" He had assurances
from the author that he did hold these
doctrines. Such is our recollection. If
so then, he is not SO very heretical I'M
less he doubts parts of the Bible.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-28
STATE-PRESS.

Winston Journal: The Journal hears
a we'll authenticated rumor to the eff
feet that an option was given late
this evening to a strong Northern cor
~poration with a capital of half a mil
lion, upon certain suburban property
here, which will be developed in a
way that will be a surprise to our
good citizens.
Hon. Charles A. Cook, Of Warren, is
certainly in the swim this year. He is
carrying around with him in his pock-
cts nominations for state senator and
Judge of the superior court and now
he is promised the nomination of brig
adler general-an illegal combination
of the civil and military not to be toll
Grated in a free country. He breaks
the record for loose-jointed nomina-
tions.-Washington Messenger.
The city of Wilmington has voted to
exempt from taxation for a period of
ten years n factory started within
it's limits. Wilmington sets a good ex-
ample for the other towns and cities
of North Carolina. Rocky Mount will
profit by taking a note right here and
follow the example of the city by the
sea. We must encourage manufactu,
ring.-Rocky Moun Argonaut.
The last heard of Freeman, of Hen
derson. was that he was threatening
to make trouble for the republican.
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because he hadn't got a piece OF pie
promised. Since then he has been
made a stamp deputy at $1,000 salary.
All the Ninth district republicans who
ave raised a row have been hit in
the belly with a pone of bread" ex-
cept Hoolo-Boor1. He alone is hungry,
lou on h mountains, cold and bare"
Raleigh News and Observer.
There is a military school, conduct
ed at the expense Of the government,
the business Of which is to turn out
soldiers-to turn out generals. we may
say. for times Of need: and ii has ed
ucated a number Of North Carolinians.
who hold rank in the standing army
from captain Town If it is felt. how
ever, hat non Of these Is qualified
for a brigadiership. there are ex-con-
federate generals. colonies, majors and
captains who have demonstrated on
many a field their ability to command:
or IL, as was said a few days ago, it is
determined to make this a political ap-
pointment, the present adjutant gem
eral of the state is a man of approved
courage and has a large experience as
one of the most successful captains in
the state guard. And doubtless there
are other republicans in the state who
have seen service in military office and
have military capacity.-Charlotte OBJ
server.
Some populist organs and politicians
have come to such dire straits and find
the position of The democratic party
so impregnable hat they have resort
ed to a policy Of Misrepresentation
with a hope Of rounding up the dis
contented men Of their party who are
tired of juggling, receptions and
frauds, and are looking toward demo-
cracy for a restoration of a respectable
state government in North Carolina.
Even DR.. Cyrus Thompson, who gets
5000 a year out of the office Of secre-
tary of state. has taken up the hue
and cry. The democratic
party presents a clean record-one that
it is proud of, and invites all men who
prefer a state of affairs in North Caro-
ina that they need not to be ashamed
of to join with it and assist in restor-
ing the kind of government we had in
the days of Vance. 1t will not be so
a for the democratic party as it will
be for the state if a majority of its
citizens prefer to vote to let the state
remain in the mire which the fusion
lists nave brought it into. It is alto
gether a matter of taste and prefer
ence.-Clinton Democrat.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-28

sheriff Evans of Marion County w rites
to Release the Coiored Man Arrested
In This City-This was Unnecessary
rs the Prisoner Had E.caped.

Chief Of Police Melton is in receipt
of a letter from Sheriff W. T. Evans.
OF Marion county. South Carolina. or
dering the release Of Charles Jones,
colored. arrested in this city Thursday
on suspicion Of being wanted in Marion
for the commission OF crime. This
order was really unnecessary, although
II makes the police breath easier, As
Jones escaped from the guard house
Friday night. owing 10 the dilapidated
condition of the prison.
II will be remembered that the ar
rest was made by Policemen Woebse
and Gilbert at the instance OF Mr..
Henry G.. Gaskill. son-in-law OF Sheriff
Evans, who was in the city at the time.
When arrested Jones stated positively
that he was not wanted in South Car
DINA. as the offense charged against
him had been settled. Sheriff Evans
letter v~erifies this statement. as he
says the case against Jones had been
amicably settled with the prosecutor.
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A
OF Operations Of American End Cubnss
Forces in Cuba.


Madrid, June. Is. 2 p. m.-Fhe span.
ish version of the AmericarGo operations
in Cuba. received from Official sources e,
at Havana says Rear Adj iral Samp-
son conferred during the week with
the iraurgenr leaders Callxto Garcia
Rabi and Sebreco. witt the object or
concentrating a large force Of insur-
gents at a aantiing place Sebreco met
an American vessel al Rayamtto, re-
ceived 2.0G8 rifles and a quantity of
ammunition and safely conveyed them
to Garcia's posts, accompanied by a
small force Of Amer leans from the
steamers They thso. attempted to
JON Castillo at ESyurnao, but the
Spanie-ds prevented them, having
such a perfect defence be-
tween M~anZanilio and Santiago that
afe rebels did not dare to risk a
serious engagement with the Span
/ iaros."
Continuing. the official report says
the insurgep Is expected that the point
ot oisembs. rkation of the Americans
would De devoid Of defences."
Inen a singular explanation Is made
oy tne r~etreating Spaniards, who as
sert I'd at they have checked the
amer advance on Santiago"
Ancsther account of the operations.
from. Spanish sources asserts that the
insurgents attacked Baturnao and
We're repulsed with the loss Of twenty
Two killed.
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HEAVY BATTLE
Spaniards-The panis Los. wa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Had y Wen
Killed.

Copyright by Associated Press)
Juragua, Cuba, June IS, 4 p. m, per
Associated Press Dispatch Boat Dan
dy, via Kinston, Jamaica, June 20
10 a. m.-On June 9th a heavy battle
vas fought in the Samaguey province
by General Lopes Recios, of the Cuban
army, with a force of 1900 men, and
five thousand Spaniards. The Span
iards were defeated and retreated.
They buried their dead in seventeen
graves which the Cubans opened.
Some Of the graves contained eleven
bodies, others ten, nine, six, two and
so on. In all, the C1bans counted $50
bodies and their scouts reported that
107 Spaniards were carried away on
litter.
The Cubans had nine men killed and
thirty-two wounded
General Menocal, with 1000 men
armed with rifles, landed by the Flor
ida expedition at Fort Banes, is on his
way from Santiago province to rein
force General Gomez near San Esprit
tux. Last Sunday General Menocal
was in Camaguey province. He had
two field pieces, one throwing dyna-
mite, and expected to cvross the Moron
trocha without trouble.
A second army of 5000 men IL
marching east to join General Gomez.
Neuvitas has been badly off for food,
but recently a. steamer arrived and
landed a large cargo Of provisions.
Subsequently a big launch from the
Bahamas landed a cargo Of food.