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IMMEDIATE MARKET.

Last week VIC stated that tho readjustinent had
eliminated. which lifted quotations from the range
where panics had left them to tbs level where pros
pery will keep them. and expressed the belief that
the market would pivot at present range and swing
in temporary tides. This is exactly what it has done
and will do, We believe that the present public ia
substantial and strong and will not desert its posi-.
ton The market is exactly in this shape, When it
looks weak /; is strong when it looks very strong it
is weak. as fara5 the surface is concerned. When
the market looks wcak, sound shares should bo
bought for example, Peoples Gas and always Bur,
lnGton brrause probable refundinS Of its bonds
will some day givo i large new value. At the mo-
mcnt the market shows upward tendency, We stll
advise the purchase OF Bruuswick, That stock viii
ultimately double It's pressut quotations.
FRANCIS ID. 1CARLEY.
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LATEST LoNDoN QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

SATURDAY Feb. 11.-GRAIN-Wheat-S
vas firm. Sales Of 10000 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. ! northern Duluth.
4hc over May. t, o. b. afloat: No. hard Du-
iuth, He. over May: No. northern New
York. 4c, over May The Northwestern receipts
were 81 cars against 602 last week: holiday
last year Chicago received II cars. against
ia last week, Futures advanced &c. to 11Ic,
but reacted slightly. closing nc. to 1Kc. higher
with sale, OF $4,000 bush. After Change
Gay on curb was 77&t077hc.. closing TIC
Prices as follows
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Coffee dull and featureless and prices gem
orally unchanged. The cables were firm and the
receipts at Rio light but there little dspo
sition to trade. J. W Doane Co of Santos esti:
mate tho present Santos at $500 600 bags and
the growing crop at $500 900 They also estimate
the santos receipts this month at $50 900 bags and
next month at Az, 900. Their estimates
sidered rs hcarish.
NAVAL sTonFs-spirts turpentine. 45s45Itc. Com
mon To good strained rosin. 81 .3O@Sl.a21l.
PRovIsIoSs-Lard quiet: prime Western,
S5.77L; city $500 Continental refined. $500.
Pork was quiet at SH.5O9S1o 20. Meats steady:
picked hams. 69is712c.; do. shoulders, 4g4lc;
do; bellies; 5s5hG. Tallow &c Dressed hogs, hog,
do arsts. 2o%&2ic.; =, State, finest. 2oG?le:;
large. colored wlit". fancy, lolfc.; do. choice.
"SiSloc. do. small, fancy ls l4c. EGgs-State
and Pennsylvania. average best. 2Id25c.: West
ern fresh gathered, hrsts 24c. Chicago. Fob. IL
provisions were duh, but frmer, mainly owing to
sympathy with grain. There some outside buy-
ing and the shipments of lard and meats were lib
eral."
for a67 test and 13.l6c. for sv' test Refined was
quiet and steady.
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THE MAHALA MINING CO
OF LeadvllIe, Colorado
100000 Non-Asse
,rlptlon Price ONE DOLLAR Per Share
The Mahala Mine Has Produced $2,3OOOOO Profit of
Approximately 81. 100000
And Has Been a Paying Mine since 1891
Present output I SO Tons Ore Per Day


s wardG Co. stockEx
m sound 1 ysTs N % S 5 % % T mn E T
oyersl1dOO0l Workings Mha9
which proven
% an per @ I % S @ % shSs ht @
better
ing @ fRf @ aS % and % s aapps with nesy machinery
dmod the
look has never been sse the as R nE
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MINING MACHINERY. FRASER \ CHALMERS
vi 10 broadway, New York nnuftctu""rs Of min
ing and smelling machnrly, Estimates On lnnnS
milling and smelling suppli' promptly furnished.
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yspssd 70 w points me OS movs%snt Yemen to-day to-day was

augusta shipped to-day 200 bales. Memphis 3,7ol.
81 Louis l,gbT, Cincinnati i.t4n. and Houston
s,2bd, The Ihron,ci, statea that the weather has
been decidedly colder the past week. the
falling TO 10 above at Little Rock and Memphis and
to e below at Nashville; that rain has been general
with the precipitation rather heavy at some points
mat the marketing Of cotton has been interfercd
with and little or progress has been mado in pro
pairing for the next crop The world visible supply
s4nlsb62 bales, alalnst 4,45T,45s year ago and
t,Ol l,0Oh two years. ago. New Orleans advanced 2
TO points. Futures rose to points here and
closed steady. Prices A. follows;
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Sue for Commission on Sale to Uncle Sam

sue lot tOhlHlIsbIOH on u hHTo tO 7 hcIe Shm'
Charles r. and Wallace b. Flint tFlint 4 Co J
have brought an action in the Supreme Court
TO recover $1,000 commission from the Hart
ford and New York Transportation Company
for cifcctng the sale OF the vessel Hartford to
the Federal Government AT the out break Of the
war. the vessel was bought ior SlJO.ODO. As
the defendant is Connecticut corporation
Justice Gid"rslerv" has ISSUED an attachment
in the suit against its property.
EH-JudGe KiehIs Requests Ia Institutions,
By the will Of the atecX-Judgo Charles Kiehl
OF Brooklyn $500 each has been beIueathed TO
the German Odd Fellows Home Association Of
unionport, Westchester county, and the Ger
man Hospital Society OF BROOKLYN.
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financial,
WHY

don't you buy n the breaks ard sell on the bulges
Most traders do the opposite aud Lose money, vii
wise you one week FREE OF CHARGE, Address
MARGIN CLERK. box III sun ottce.
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u, Opsnina. H1hrSt. Lowest CioIn9. Nl1hf.
EE;;:: Es.;:":5$s IL IL 81: ffssS fsS 5sx E::SS
e. s'sS sna p" a5 ee sRS s ss hush
SSH':s aH,sr; traeS and Ingradsd white. $4,000:
nominal chcaso ceycd d. POS cars 1D1S Of which 80
"a sse @ contract Corn was hriner on the spot Sales
S ST .y % SG here 8sas na q s.a the overt SspSr pnS
& ff'' % ID Sns @ ss e. .tss e % 81 1S FseS Sa.S HRa
Sg Set ,GaahEr May on curb was AZ S1os+2ac' clos
~. oo,"p. Mo'.h. Lo,y.s. c,oarD. Nis;,;
;ay ttasc,; 81, t::i5! t!!s: * ttsss t3iS
,ts MS,a sayanesd rather sharply to-day under the
TrrnS Of shorts and Intensely cold weather at the
sever, "i"SN'I. n aGo'her cold wave RerhAps me
m- N'rtwrst wcie only half as large as a week
St,"nly lslt SHOWS were reported in the Dakota,
tn.'ell Minneapolis sold 10. 900 bblS OF Hour ye'-
o, ,'C1y ne Sraiuard clcaranc,s we're 1000 0nsh'
ny, ny FOR The week showed some falling on, lutt
tGo.s il, "r" M nevertheless. far "a excess % ~
SSnm,S9.uo, a., aaaiGst G5H5.4ls in the preyiou' week
~ - iH"p4 year Part Of the rise waG lost
tb",." S Crntm,s lower on some months and hoIirT
Wfec declined n ccntlmcs. while Antwerp ie!i
cn..d by the cold weather T at tie West and iar,
vPI nan ,Ipr,tcd, but later on prices moved l'p-
a. i.N'r", ald covering OF shults. The exports fnr
IN ~, ,M',n "'lr d,"'6f22 bush. against a,n"1 ~
=" ." h' pr"N'u- week and I.EOS,Ol2 last scar. oats
"tIl"lHM, with thr r"st Of the llrt
iI'.H lGrr, wlth ,Ales uf 1000 hLls. Receipts
L'F' $50 hl.' and 4,sh2 sacks; exports 1850
fFrnI,. hm, ll,Ju .act,. Winter IN bhls Supcrfnr
!! = d" 'f3.in. NJ. . extra. 52.IOnS9.GO; clcals
~ go $50, -traghls, Sa.io1Sa,io; patents, sah5
a. ~. ~lt". NrN h. Ci"Tr. StsS3.23, StraiShtS
N'''" 80. pttrntA. sb.IJs sb3iG.
- nIi' 'N-Slui rutth nrie ad, AnCcd l-lUc.' no
va S.a, Nnnd.inf ""lands . against nh4c lat
pl, esiwn. k,w S.cans aud ST. Louis advanced
I, ~ norfolk, y New Orleans sold l,aoo bales.
:AMl M zoo. Augusta I4A. Mobile $50 Sayann III
go and Galveston $50. Liverpool WAS unchanged
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dividends and 5nterest.

The above dividend Of one per cent will be pay
able on March 3. lSas, - holders 0f tho Voting
Trustees certificates for second preferred stock OF
the 81. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company,
of record on tho books Of the Voting TrIsteus. at
the close of business on Feb. ~ 1881 The trans
fer books of the Voting Trustees certificates for
second preferred stock will close at 3 Z. VI. on
Feb. 81 1Sp9. and Will reopen at 10 A. NJ. on
March, L. 1870
Checks will be mailed
Dated New York. Feb. ?, 1899.
j. KENNEDY TOD COMPANY, Agents.
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LOS 7.

Tho following certificates OF stock sent by Mer-
chants National Bank of POuGhkcepse. \. Y, 10
SatonalIt niou Bank, New York by registered mail
Feb. T. 1882 for delivery to Lewis A. May Co.:
Five Gifts. ST. l.. and s. F. Common follows:
Ctf. No +. 2lsG for zoos F. Name Herzog Glazier.
No. +. 1923 forlOOSF. Francis D.Winslow.
No. F. 2222 for iOoS.F. " Joseph D. Hamlin.
No.F. 545forlOOS.F. " Barring, ,Nagoun Co.
No. +. Poll for loOS.F. G. N. Schmidt.
Also
Ctf. No D. 1928 for 100 s. +. I'd pr In namo OF Day
Heaton.
THE PUBLIC IS CAUTIONED AGAINST NEGoTI-
ATING SAME.
Any one having information concerning above II
requested to communicate with
LEWIS A. MAY K co.,
81 and 33 Broadway, New York
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Available cash balance in
GLIDING gold reserve. s272 55s, ,24o S273, ,321. .a14

Money in London. 2G2h q cent Rate OF dis
count in open market for short and three
months bills. 'sd2 (. cent. Amount Of bull
lion gone into the Bank Of England on balance
to-day. 100000. Paris advices quote 5 p cents
At lO2 francs ~ centimes. Exchange on Lon
don. % francs 20 Centimes.
The sun., 1899-02-12

PRINTED NATTER &c.-Cierman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter &c, for Ger
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c for other parts Of EMrore. American and
White Star steamers Wednesdays, German
steamers On Thursdays and CunRId, French and
German steamers on saturdays take Printed Mat
ter %c.; for all countries for which they are ad.
vcrtised to carry mail.
After tue closing OF the Supplementary Trnnsat-
lantic Mails named above, additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers Of the American. Eng
hsh. French and German steamers. and remain open
until within Ten Minutes of tho hour Of sailing OF
ateamhr.
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r,y,yC1AL AND CoMrERo1AL.
sAruRpAY. Feb. II

v,,., m call. 2S2H v cent. Time money
,.Wo,sdint 81 a cent. for sixty and ninety
son mixed securities. 81 a cent. for four.
.nd ak months on mixed securities; In
I,S,riols p cent. for four. flve and six onths.
SSqp cent. on lrst-class railroad dividend
.Ls sL Commercial paper is quoted at 2tlG0
~ ccnt for bills rcceivable; acceptan ces
o. on orIme single names, 3N03H y cent. other
names 4a4i y cent.
rnreIsn exchange market closed frm at un-
.,..csd nuotations Posted rates are: Long
am,s SARA; sight drafts. S4.s6h. Actual
p%,o ..,os ore; Long bills. $i.S3 Sr6$4.S3A; sight
I..,s s4S5h h0S4S54. and cable transfers.
~ tseSs4 s8G: francs are quoted at 5.21H
a. oot for long aud 5iSHS5. .1SX for short
c,.h,morks. 81 7-1O0n4 O-16 for long and
EtSEnnbU Tor short; guldcrs. 40i040 1-18 for
toG tng md IOS d4O $40 for short
nnmestic exchange on Now York: Boston-S
si0 cents discount. Charleston-Buyin par:
.iijne = premium. Savannah-Buying, Lilo
ssg1ss,cnHnt: selling, 5000 cents premium. New
SIoens-Bnnk, ST premium; commercial. 25
uL,s nremium, San Francisco-Sight. 17S
snts sentt nrrmium telegraph, 30 cents premium.
g. SuTT 7 nnnis-par Chicago-25 cents discount.
SStrcinnati -Between banks, par; over counter.
hcents premium.
commercial price OF bar silver In New York.
soSc Bar silver in London closed at 27hd.
EsTicnn silver dollars were quoted at 47ho.
Tbs weekly statement Of averages OF the
rrasrirg Uouse banks shows.
The sun., 1899-02-12
IS House banks shows:

Fsh. T. REQ. II. Chdndtf.
,..r, t-ll. .bnG, 800 f75O.o433Oo Inc. t6,6ld, TOO
k.aa,, ssO'O2 800 SSS O5a. 100 iIno. 5000, 600
nn.lPTtn ia 1Ol 900 14.53R.600 Dec 6S, 900
Trrtrrr.. sW25o. 500 68.o253oo Dec. 1,225, 200
fpsele iq7 2O7 500 lps.5ol.ao Inc. 1.oa3,5oO
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srn,. ss7, .675 S35.5il,e25 Dec. 1,e4o, $50
The surplu, a year ago was S32.437.0 $50. and
80 wears ago SOL ,B3S. .225.
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GOS TO S2oO loaned to persons temporarily EN-
IpHO barrASsed; CONFIDENTIAL. Potter building, 80
Park row, room 2ol. OPP Post once.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

A physician has supplied a
West Virginia man with a set of
calves brains. This sort of thing
may have the effect Of bolstering
up the Populist cause in spots
Washington Post
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

Miss Carrie Stern. whose ac-
and special gifts
/ a teacher of art and Literature
Ne made her known throughout
a state, has had the honor to be
Epsen as instructor in the Column
II Normal School, where She
h spend the summer Miss
hrn was one of the few teachers
special note selected to deliver
dresses at the opening Of the
kool,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

The seasons DeIicacies for
breakfast, dinner or luncheon, in
all kinds of hot we ather foods in
cereals, potted and canned meats,
boned turkey and chicken, can
ned salmon, deviIed crabs and
luncn tongue we keep at all times
in our stock of fancy groceries,
fresh, high grade and appetizing.
We have everything delicious to
tempt the palate in hot weather,
and our butter is choice and sweet
as nut, as well as our fine hams
and bacon.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01
DO Right to Cgliness .

le woman who is lovely in ~
u and temper will always ha'
tnds, but one who would be attrlc-
must keep her health. II she
g,ak' slckly and all run down, she
DC nervous and irritable. II she
constipation or kidney trouble, her
glre blood will cause plmpleS'
'cnes' skin eruptions and "a wretcn-
'hpleNi0n. Electric Bitters is the
medicine in the world TO regulate
Dlsaehi liver and kidnefs, and TO
Ivy the blood. 1t gives strong
|. g, bright eyes. smooth, velvety
L., Ilch complexion. II will make
SnVSSe-looking. charming woman Of
rsinaoSnlnvalid Only 25 cents al
mays Drug Store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

Captain Parchman, warden of
| penitentiary, has just finished
bur of inspection Of the convict
rms in the Delta. In a letter to
,ptain " Ills, manager of the
.ndoIph plantation in TINS coun-
he congratulates HIM on hay
! the finest crop in the South.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

week ago The TINES uttered
vehement protest against the
Dcnulsance. 1t had the desired
lect, and seventeen dogs were
Lmated on Wednesday morning.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

lNlr. L. h. Bass has returned
Bm Oxford, and reports that the
|lcational excursion to CaIifOr-
will be a great success. His
IN party will number 30 persons,
but half of whom 90 from
ee,rYilIe, and the others will
h the party at various points
ng the route. The oppoltunI-
for visiting California and see
, the West is Ine Of the cheap
and pIeasantest ever presented,
4 its popularity is an evidence
1t it is fully appreciated.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

IThe crematory hes been put N
|Bce and Is doing very satisfac.o-
work. Some complaint is
I de on account Of the disagreea-
odor from Walnut street to
| ryer but it appears that this
caused by the clumsy method of
bptying the carts rather than
bm any smell arising from the
pmaforY itself.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

En the death of Mrs. Martha
liter, who passed away on Thurs
v morning, Greenvllle lost one
|itS oldest citizens. Ever since
town was Il small village she
d lived here, and was well known
|aIl who were citizens Of Green
le from ten to twenty years ago
le was the head of a large family
children, grandchildren and
Pdred, and was q person OF note
bong the coIored people OF the
Immunity up to the time of her
lth, at a very advanced AGE
b last years were passed in ease
i comfort, cared for by her de
endants, by whom, as among the
lored people generally, she was
Id IN great respect and yenera-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

There will be a meeting Of the
Cemetary Association at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Geo. Wheatley, on
Monday July 3rd, at 6p. m,
Mrs. W. G. Yerger, President
Mrs. John Lee. Sec. & Treas.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01
ADVERTISEMENT.

Sealed proposals will be received
.NiJuly 8th, 1889 by Capt. H.
" GoNer for cutting weeds from
le wee in the Lower Gazoo
nee d, vtrict from the Coahoma
lnty line TO three miles above
lssaonepo county line. For
ormation and blnnk proposals,
lress
II Sr T. CoVPEE,
charge, Greenville. 1, Mss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

The telephone wires strung with
rocked kites bear melancholy
Illness 10 the mania which at
Resent possesses the boys of Green
ln
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01
WATER RATES.

Water rates for the ensuing
quarter are due and payable at my
Office on July lst. Ifnot paid by
the 10th inst, water will be shut
off without further notice.
j. NJ. LEE. Clerk.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01
Bargain in stove Wood.

Bargain in stove Wood.
We will sell a limited amount
sound hickory stove wood cut
lelye or sixteen inches long in
Fload lots at 1926 per cord Of
10 pounds. f. o. b. Southern
llIway, Greenyille, Miss.
Address. o. V. REAGAN,
Winona, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

Mrs. Joseph Bogen, after visit
d St, Louis, went to Peoria, H.,
here she will spend the summer
iih relgtlYes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

General Manager

In connection with the above.
viii take pleasure in calling on
You at an early date, to renew our
former business relations, prom
Using you in the future, as in the
past, fair dealings and the very
best price the market can afford.
| would kindly ask that you make
no contract for cotton seed until
after seeing me.
Your very truly,
Ed. M. FIsCHEL.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

From and after July LIST next,
Ed NJ. Fischel is appointed Gen
eraI Freight and Passenger Agent
of the Nicksburg & GrcnyiIle
Company, vice Louis Hornthal
resigned.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

Afr. Joseph Uhl has been -cri-
D,Iy sick during the past week.
II is improving slowly.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

VIM, Murray, Div. Pass. Agt.. y. Q.
Juo. A. Scott Div Pass Agt. Memphis
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01
Postum Cereal,
FOOD DRINK.
FOR SALE
Wholesale and Retail.
The BaiTd Smith Co.

,lr !. II. Parker and Master
om Archer, left on Tuesday
!, Castallian Springs
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-11
THE PERFORMANCES
At PULLEN PARK
Mr.. Broughton Says They are
Oisgraceful.
HIS WORDS APpLAUDEO
\ PROSTITUTION OF THE PUR-
POSE OF THE PARK.
AND Al REFLECTION ON PULlEN'S MEMORY
Sunday Selling of Soft Drinks Denounced. II
This Conduct is Continued Mr.. Brough- :
Ion Says he VIII Oppose Re-fIec-
ton Of Present Officials.

Sunday morning ut the close of the
school Mr. y. e. Broughton. superin-
tendent. commenting on the lesson with
reference to Daniels purpose in his
heart that he would not defile himself
called attention to what he styled the
low and disgraccful performances betty
given at Pullen Park from night to
night. referring to the coon dances and
cake walks and the exhibitions given by
the Cyrene Company during the past
week
These performances. Mr. Broughton
said he had not attended in person. but
he had heard from others that the cX-
hibitions We're too indecent for respectful
bic people to attend. And from what he
had seen from Il recent disgraceful scene
in the Mayors court, the most vile and
vicious characters. with infamous con
duct. were found there witnessing these
performances.
Mr. Broughton said he felt called
upon to denounce these performances as
a prostitution of the purposes of the
DRY Of the good man who gave it TO the
city. He did this. he said, not because
his name was Broughton and he had Il
relative in Atlanta who was in the habit
of denouncing unworthy city officials.
but rs Il Christian teacher and Il citizen
of the city and the head of Il family.
Continuing. Mr.. Broughton condemned
i'm strong terms the conduct of the
board of aldermen in giving permission
for the sale of what is called soft
drinks at the park on Sunday and thus
opening the door To Sabbath Dissertation.
These performances at night and this
license to sell soft drinks. he said, could
have but one purpose-that Of giving
the Street Car Company an opportunity
to make money. and he denied the right
of the Park committee or the board Of
aldermen or of anybody else to grant
any such privilege to any person or cor
poraton.
Mr. Broughton further said. speaking
for himself. that if this conduct on the
part of the city officials continued it
would be the duty of every Christian
citizen in this community to refuse to
support them ut the ballot box on the
next election. and he gave notice for
himself that he would not only oppose
their reelection. but he would do it
from every street corner i'll the city, If
necessary to defeat them.
His remarks we're loudly applauded by
the great throng present-the first time
such a thing has ever been known in
this church.
At the beginning of his sermon Pastor
Simms endorsed the remarks Mr..
Broughton had just made and said that
but for being feeble in body he would
change the sermon he had prepared for
the night and address himself to the
mayor and board of aldermen for their
conduct in these matters and others.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-11

ceny and receiving. Twelve months on
the roads.
Frank Moore plead guilty of larceny
and receiving. Twelve months in the
work-house.
Frank Moore plead guilty of assault
with deadly weapon. Judgment sus-
pended.
J. S. Haywood not guilty of carrying
concealed weapons.
John Morgan Plead guilty of assault
with deadly weapon. Twelve months
on the roads.
John Morgan plead guilty of carrying
concealed weapons two cases.. Judg-
ment suspended.
William Lindsay plead guilty OF carry
ing concealed weapons. -Four months
on the roads.
James Bullock removing crop. Court
adjourned before the trial was finished.
In the case Of Fuquay VS.. Jones, for
false arrest. thirty days was given for
fling an answer
In the case of Fl. A. Bland VS.. the
City Of Raleigh. for damages. thirty
days for filing complaint and thirty days
thereafter for filing an answer.
In the case of dhe City Of Raleigh
VS.. the Southern Railway 10 recover
the amount of damages paid in the
and thirty days to file answer.
The hearing of the suit brought by
State Treasurer Worth against the Exc
cutive Board of the penitentlary was
set for this afternoon at q o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-11

A Church Clerk is Caught Operating a
Corn Juicery.

Revenue officers last week captured
three illicit stills in Johnston county
one of sixty gallons capacity and two
Of forty gallons. One of them was
near Princeton and two of them near
Emit postoffice. One of them was be-
ing operated by Joseph III. Creeh. clerk
Of n neighboring Primitive Baptist
church. He was captured by the Off
GERS and kcg of whiskey found in his
house was taken into custody.
Only two weeks ago a Free Will Bap-
tist preacher was captured in Johnston
county operating moonshine still. lie
also is now in jail. awaiting trial III the
Federal court here
1t is stated by revenue officers that
more moonshinc distilleries have been
broken up in Johnston county within
the past three months than in any other
county in the State. A prominent citl-
zen OF the county says the Sinners are
almost entirely Republicans and Popu-
lists; that they think their party being
in power they will not he disturbed or
that if they happen to be caught they
will not lie severely punished.