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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-05-21

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Application for n Pa tent

No. 958
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIos.
Eureka, Nevada, December rs, 1890.
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AN hERoIc DEED.

NV Father. sSxegs IIls.. Fsmily from
thssf4alshss So
A Gentleman passea throllgR the city
~fav On his way to Excelsior
springs whose name three or four years
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26

10 rcniiz1 t,fofts, the market grew frn, ~
u,rt Waa then raestgsd from New fefk thA} W.
flaaers were freb Sellers thegs. AacAi k3fs
wore also fonno 70 DO unloading ana W.
bears we're said 20 DO guttins Gus foe ~
tines. Thfss ederings brcks tee pree ~
bsc. fh.rlng tho iass hogr, poresef, soe.e
was ralfy n 923t2 On the stfenetI
OF a sps.ch nom New York saying thxt
calae.faua mas publshed 70 the efe eel tbnt h4@s-
sin viii have 10 iiapoft about so 100000 b1sseis
of Wheat 10 aupply the wants u tha Bsiions sr1
that sns Minister 81 tho Interior had Teen df<-
,nissed by the car zoe coaeoalns tue gravity %
tie situation 20 long and allowing 20 much Sbest
10 DO az ported. While tbis report Was not con-
nrrned II raads traders nervous, and the ciose
Was neerly as The top a2lfc The etsepzta "a
November corn cJntinfed. There WAS refy ltfie
70 be had And the price vas aayanccd irJis No.
Ia 73e., Win ycry limited transactions, An1sbsr
bulge carried tho price % 7ic., ~ .eHn "
elsstd. There we're runqrs that snsne 81 mo
large snorts had effected priYats settleFsafs 81
re, but the market I'D p0i show II, Tho on sf
nionths we're weak apd l0Ner. Oats were guist
and steady. HOG produ0ss wefs inclined 70
weakness during tho forenoon, tat nfns1 p
SONS daring he last hour and closed With ins'g-
uiacant changes from yesterdays last hsurcs-
No lnaFse; tomorrow.
CHicAao, November 20. Uosing guotasto1ss
Flour steady aud apchapged. No. 2spfing HAs1ts
alc.. No. 4 red. aSlfs A0 2 oora. 0Be pc.
.os,a 33ltc. PORK. -. 45ass 50. Lard, eE-iha
81. I2ik. short-gibs, Sfdas6.sn; dr7 estfd
tboatders. "a. i2lssSt.so. SR0ft-ciaars, c<-9oA
az Whfskev at.1S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
CARLISLE ON MILLS,
Fitness of the Latter for the sDeakership.
The silver Question.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispa'ch.l


NEW YoRK, November 25.-Upon No
vember 18th Congressman John. ID. War
ner sent TO Hon. john e. Carlisle q letter
as to the fitness of Hon. Roger q. Mills ior
Mr.. Cariisle's response was written at Wash
ington ID. c., November 2lst, thus:
= Dear Sir.-Your favor OF the 17th instant -
lust received. The chRrge that the lion, h9ger
o. Mills is "unfltted BY temperament 70 MAKE
dgnlned aud effective presiding onicef on we
House does that gentleman worry great inlns-
lie. Mr. nils is earnest and courageous IN the
maintenance OF his opinions, but be " just ana
impartial In the discharge OF MS pup-
lie duties, and always aocoros ,a us or or
himsclt Before his appointment as cna A.. el
Of tho Committee on Wars dpd Means IN thS
Won now refer vas ursed against him, aud thSrs
Were many who expressed the Tear that ms
views were too extreme ior the position, anu
that he might recommend legislation upon we
tariff Of saeh z&9.eai enelIse1 8, bnt Inc
PROVISIONS Of Che prqposed III aha tho
manner ia which II was MANAGED ~ snV
committee and the House showed cesneie-
siyely thar al these apprehenSlons we're uh-
founded His bill was very conservative Que,
and his advocacy Of II MAS able anu JuQlciO1s
from the beginning 70 the close OF the discus
Son. III elected Speaker l am sure that INC
salno spirit Of modsleNon soea s ne one
would eyer have Just cause 20 complain OF ms ue-
meanor whilo preaidipg or Of bis general course
eIiayipg answered your inquiry perhaps
oncht 10 say no more; but Will venture 70 aoo
y sord mon another subject 10 which you inch
depfaiiv ailude. It Is unfortunately true mat
there Is S deposition IN some quarters 70 sup1r-
6inate tho question u tariii-feiorm 10 DINERS
which are IN my opinion far loss Important "
tie people and Tar moro dangerous 70 we
harmony aud success Of The Democratic party
Upon lie tatld question we are pfaetl-
cally united while upon the silver question ana
peraaps up6n some others there are VIDE ana
honasf differences Of opinion among men OF our
own partg-dtae rences which can be reooncllee
OnIy fby paficnt deliberGtion and the eAer--
eise Of q liberal split Of forpearance eho
Federation, Why sian We on the eve u
a great national eontesta whon t ,l.1.,.r5
Is alpost within our grasp, ebanaon 9. lsto w
q vital issue apOn which We are unisea 60. 60
Masto our strefgth ia fruitless eonrose's5
better adjusted after i has been determins,a
what part Of their own earain$s me Posk ,',
shan he permitted V keepf Let US eo ole
thing Is tue aud all things W tao'T kt~-
per order. Tho nrst duty OF tDe pg aas~
cratic party aud en who sympa.hs.1
wi,h Il Il 70 change t9e laws pnogt
whioh mo eRroinss Of The people aso tako A eNAy
from them By uujast taxation for prlyate pat.
poses, aud whoever proposes " posspe1g. " W
poFforuRnco q this duty IN order 70 unnkut.alo
q waf among ourselves oyer the silver quoss,g9,a,
OF any ctheFQuestiop, u not wise coshsouvs
ana would nos make safe leader ,,.,xs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
..I.sr.m . be- plapa.ahl

-tr. NC, November a. --Yester.
..,.,sn three convicts belonging to
'1 N.r.. cha,n-aang, working seven ana
| ,.f miles fIom this city, made dash
o. ..,-.y .n the absence OF the oyersoer.
q r,-s Nilsoa MuTthee, Jim Sales,
.ilala ro.ton-all coiored'
EosT1N KuIEo.
49,. u.r, f5oA upop by the guard,
' GA brought down with wound
t,.l i.om which be died early this
% ,.ls, received few buckshot,
las carried OF with hun, and
s.s. escaped uuharmod.
Ants,ERAFR NRae0.
,y.s .iyea two wears IN the gang
,..s 81 flf cutting c0ior01 w0inan's
tta ..- ..r-.i ono ElrhL Sales was IN tho
t-...a.s Cos larG0y ana Is q despo-
Ib- D. about tbe third time Nor
...L Ho Is he n2gro who NRs shot
o ..a dfsprysts onslaught upon tho
-r. DHef no tho Jan when ,hey were
.-r-i ss htn lar iusu00tdLnation seNe-
..e... pIhished la sac NsPATCH.
,bo os,spc thoro .Eere twenty
..... 0uayi't- t me gang
IsAN-BAND KuLgn.
....F.rg,a, a colrod train-haad on the
.s.. sY4Cia0ours road, last night fell
&c.. BE-. Itu'--ats on moving lratD ten
.....l AaAo,ille aul vas sNled. His body
...hly maugle,L lie belonged 70 the
..r. q iho state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
- eRlTAlN's CONSERVATIVES.
End Of Thor Conferenee-Final ResoluT
tiops-Mutual Congratulations.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.i

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatchi
BIRMISeHAM. Eng, November 25.-An-
other big and enthusiastic crowd attended
the session of the National Union of Con-
seryatiyes to-day. The first business done
was tho adoption Of the following resolution
without debate:
"qhat THIS meeting cordially endorses the
principle Of assisting the local authorities IN
negotiations TO acquire land for the purpose OF
facilitating the creation Of small rural holdings,
and Is Of the opinion that such q measure, II
carefully safe-guarded, will be Of great ndyan-
tage TO the country by checking the present
drain upon the rural districts and the conse-
quent oyercToWdlng Of tho towns"
The following was also adopted: That the
principles advocated By the United Empire
Trade League fayoring the extension OF coIn-
merce upon preferential basis throughout all
parts nf the Britieh empire viii be o. the high
collective and individual advantage; ana,
further: that the provisions OF any treaties I'M
posing limitations upon the fun deyeioplhcnt OF
Trade between the United Kingdom and other
parts Of the British empire Sb0uld DC abroga.eq.
"Tbat the clauses IN tho ballot act which per-
NIT the illiterate 30 vote tond 10 prevent that
act from being carried out efectually, and ro-
peal IL therefore 20 DO desired
ono OF the delegates proposed resolution 9o-
clariuR against the " one man, one vote policy
advocated by the Liberals, and 1t was adopted.
The session was then closed
The delegates congratulated each other upon
tho results accom- phshed. Ihey believe that the
work done at this conference will have an impOr-
tant bearing at the next general election by
drawing 20 the party the votes OF many OF the
Observation-Disclosures laborers, etc, who have
long thought that the Conservative party should
display more desire 70 bring about bettermeni
Ia their condition.
A NEWSPAPER on THE "ToRY GAUCUS'
IoNpoS, November 25.-The Pd8 Nal Gazette
to-day, In an article headed ga Tory Nutny,
compliments the Tory caucus which Sas held
yesterday and TO-DAY At Birninghami and says
it compares iaYoIablY With the Liberal confer
epce recently held az Newcastle
"a TORY AUTIEY"
The Gazette says that more uncompromismg
rebuff has seldom been administered 70 the
leaders OF a party by their followers than was
administered TO the Ministers by the conference
yesterday In refusing 70 endorse Sir Albert
koultts resolution which had been determined
for them beforehand relative 70 local govern
meut Tor Ireland and for the promotion OK tech
nicol education ia chat part Of the United King
dom. This, the Gazette declares, IS not the au-
syicious start for tue Unionists that was 70 DO
consummated by Lord salisbury's visit TO BIZ
miugham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
RRAzlL,s NEW REGIME.
PciIotto Abaudons Da Fonssoa's Position
The Status Quo Ante Re-Estabiished.

IBy Ango-American cable TO the DisDatch.l
RIO JANEIRo, November 25.-President
Peixotto published a manifesto to-day
which is received with general satisfaction.
la this he altogether abandons the arbl-
trary and dictatOrial authority assumed by "a
Fonsoca and declares that the legal order Of az
fairs "a ro-established. As a consequence OF this
general statement the manifesto announces that
the dissolution Of Congress by Da bOnseca ~ an-
nulled, and the state OF Siege in the Federal
district has been raised. The manifesto sum
mons Congress to reassemble on December 18TH
and resume IT'S functions
This proclamation makes II clear that the new
President does not sympathiZe In any way Win
the policy inalgurHted 10y Da tOnseca, and that
he prOpOses 10 do all IN his power 10 restore the
politicsl situation 10 normal conditions.
Senior Pereira. Minister OF Justice will take
charge Temporarily Of tho Ministries OF Public
Instruction and the Interior.
EVERYTHING REsUMISG TIE NORMAL CONDITION.
LONDON, November 25.-Although the restric-
ti0ns have been entirely renewed from the use
of cables for news transmission from BrazilYery
few dispatches arc being received. TIE indica-
lions are that everything Is resuming a normal
condition, aud that the now Government Is Ia
sympathy with the dominant political party.
gHE SITUATION AGREEABLE EvBEYwHERR
The Exchange Telegraph Company publishes
q private dispatch from Para to-day. According
To- this the abdicatOn OF Fonseca and his sue
cession hy Peixotto as Presidentis well received
in that city and State. Previous advice5 IRON
rio de Janeiro have reported ihlt all parts Of
Brazil except Para had been heard llon AMI
that everywhere the change 81 President met
With approval aud satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26

iasod 20 stiaa British trade. Iha proteclien
hereay on which ihe thrills we're founded grew
like other evil passions, upon Hhal " lee ~, -
Watching English statistics, be cOuld mol tu'
feel anxiety lest the efforts ct foreign pf0is.-
tionists should be partially suceasiui- 1pe ~,
Tors Of foreign aiatWm n might 6e transie'Is ~
20 Great Britain. Und,Ibtaily British trade vas
being hin1sred for the moment hy foFeign iaF'''
lafion.
Joseph Chamberlain predicted That England
foreign relations would be seriously mehAceu
Mr.. Gladstone ggain came into power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26

IBy Anglo AutIIcltH V4AOIu y 'IV IN I'f''rITI
Pans, November 25.-In the face OF the
verdict of the Court Of Appeals Yesterday
declaring the Archbishop OF AK guilty Of the
MInisteT Of Justice aud Public WorBhip, on
which charge he was condemned 70 pay fine Of
3.OOO francs, the French Government has sent
note 20 the Pope 10 regard 70 the relations be-
tween Frapce and $40 VaIican. an lhls move ths
C;oyernuent declares tha, Is has 20 wish 70 re-
open the conflict gith the clorgyi neither mas u
any wlsh 70 restrict the hbertJ Of bishops. In
ADDITION The note st2tos that the government OF
France desires the Pope 10 continue his policy Of
Cancellation, and expresses tRe hope that tho
movement having for its object tue bringing
about OF the adhesion Of the Catholic Church TO
the republic Will spread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
The Fifty-Finh Annual Session at Green.
viIle--on TriaI--oFdsiped.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

GBEtSyIJLE, n. G., November 25.-The
fffy-Rfth annual session OF the North Caro-
lima Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, convened IN this town this
morning With Bishop Charles y. Galloway pro
siding. d. W. Balm was elected secretary and
W. /. Cunningham, George I. Simmons, y. M.
Journey, G.. s. Piichard, *. IL. Davis, and w. T..
Arendon we're elected assistant secrotaries.
Twelve we're admitted on trial In q travelling
connection, Ave 20 bo ordained deHcons. Three
elders, local preachers, for ordination, J. h.
Games, X. Il. Pugh, Wiley Thompson, 7. n.
StaIaback
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
The wDoU6ALD-ooNolEYT TRIAL.
Close of the Eyidence-SQme Conflicting
WUu,,sys-Th0 Argument To-Day.
.-...aI talssrar, 70 tho nispatchl

200 ttthkAalAA ~ Wv h'taPeRFeAisi
TuryulE, n G., November 2a. With
t-t.,...lv ot Alexander Mckiunen, q
...-.... witness. evidence ia the noted
N.. -,mOleY trial closed here this
..l u"ipts, when the court TOOK a re-
..-.l. U.. r.HS moruing az $40, at which
.........s btl commence, the State opening
u. r- -ut witness for the staso to-day, ID.
. l...., ..EIuctpg ON tho CARDINAL Central
aE.I i.tl,I that McloUcalt vent down on
3. ... -.a L1Url1purs % tho morning OF
a.-.-.. .Aa.tsn, tbsnce 90 Alma, and that
..r s ..aF.ra aston VISA the defendant be-
F. N-f-.a saI Alma. Ibis testimony was
........4 ~ train hand. Horace Jones.
N-. aslIs CoS0IEY's TEsGM0SY.
l-EI. Lewis, Who conducted the Coroner's
--i .. N.ll Cpn0leY.s remains Aprh I'D
"-.-.t .-.- t-s ilqUest VAS held at AIRS. Efae
..-... L.Ha., WAtrJ AL preaeut we're inNteo
t al. t4sv knew. aud at that time she
"-.a...-. know anything, notwithstand-
-. ..-c. .ut gave "a here yesterday and
H.4. seas enc Igafd the maa az the fence
A.-. -"l s.s throueh tbe yard, giving his
-.. I'd. --.. Johnson, following after Nonoley,
o. show tbs stranger the way 10
to.OSEEs VERDICT.
t.7.-..'t The jury as rendeEed at the In
ttit.. .-gl produced aud read out IN court,
....' stFl that Simeon COnOloy came 10
n9 p.-.olsAots IN tGp head a. the
--A i-I I.HusOQ.
lS pWECt CONFLICT.
ID. eu.. rut iu evidence by nr. Lewis and
Hg .ylnlctipg With the testimony OF
O...,.. alI W j. 4, McBryde, Of Robson,
. ,..aer spent short While al his
. -- Stay, before be ned the country.
-.- a.U4., iu RESPONSE 20 inquiries, that
.lu, Tor himself on the night OF
-..' ...U Story, however, does not tally
''. D.. t.,a-euj % tViOnel Nckae while re-
'-- - N.ssun IL custody Of sheriff Pitt
'- .--. t.it . would be rather difficult Tor
o. ... .-, Foo. bis whereabouts that night.
AOOOD CHARACTER.
.'.rs i-s,eulsr the prisoner ha0 estPb-
Duo .-g ttan the very best character
$3.50 s .s4.l.a
.arial evidence, however, the
'.'A led 10 working up very strong
.ad speculation Is rife as ~ tue
i-a. made no statement and never
.-. .- o.. ..ll, q point the Stale claims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
..Nk CRASH AT WILMINGTON, N. c,
rsTl,,, National Suspends- Excitement
Srbiurd Everything Quiet.


rs. telegraph 90 the l'ispatch.i
Vrr.ay. n. O., November 25.--The
arrr.t.cc was posted on the doors
..t-.I.r. National bank tins morning t.
I'D ..- C.gce OF the strlngencY in
t... ...r, and thcir Inability 20 meet
I-r.-I ,-, tlo directors o. this bank have
49,. a.. I.e interest oi all CONCERNED, 70 sus-
... ..- aufH tu thec notice. Tho officers
D.. &. HllE. Cgery entrance 20 which is
..... t .s impossible nov % get any state
...... tt.. coalition Of ADAMS.
elrJ >IoCE AND DEPOSITS.
-.. ...... stock Is s2jO,O0O. and the last
.H ...t.u.1t shows deposits amounting
'..... Au employee 81 tb0 bank who Is
-sa f- aGats has just eUpressed The
r.... Associated Press reporter that the
..-. . -g'ern no toss.
... r.s.sa-e gathered around the bank
... t.t -.lalt'on, out the excitement Is
sa.. eI .aafa-tai T.nd everything Is com
,..... t..y. NE Gank Of New Hanover
81. N.u.utior savings anu Trust Company
i..' ltl = The suspension.
AtyNGs AIpES 40 TAgE CHARGE.
r...,..DN. ID. g., Noysnber 2j.-Mr. Lacey,
.. ... .i the Currency, was informed this
. ., tle suspension ~ the First National
PCS" Wilmington, n. c., ana he Instructed
........u.- Aldon % proceed IRON Wash
3D.. f...e 90 take charge Of tho bank.
srT4tST TBoM TuE DIRECTORS.
"...l.S \. g., November @5.-The Board
r...... Ul- given % the press tie following
..i.ueut concerning the suspension OF
...-. E.t..rllBtLk:
....a.. which lci TO the suspension have
...g while. Tho capital Was impaired
H..... .-sos several yoEts ago, as IL sener-
tI-. .r...1i FROM tts fact that no dividends
t......l .cl8red since 1857. The directors
t...t. So 81 careful management the earniugs
.-. ...s would be eanlclent In few years 10
a..a ..I iOsscs, but SLOW collections In con-
....e., ,le general siriugoncY prevailing IN
.- .t. MS lall, have compelled them 70
o.. ID. f.U hope aud close the bapk To protect
.. ~ VOL as The stO'kholdcIs against
l--.-a. notwithstanding the shrinkage in
--. ..lr- on account Of the general de-
.-... rlsnesa, u Is hoped that the re-
s-- . t.s iaux, under prudent handling.
s.N.t H.rg tnan enough % pay the deposit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26

The Suspension Not Unexpeoted--Generai
U. =. Johnson's Mission--Impsriinsn

y. y. Jobnson's Mission--Impsftihsne
Especial telegram 70 thc Dispatch1
RkIelGuI, N. G., November %. --GoyeYnor
ho,t to-day offered arewaFd Of 500 for the
enknown ineendiaries who have destroyed
psoperty N Chatham county. Among tho
hvtfe2 uafaedia that % aoha II. Ward.
- SUSPENSION ~ the First National Bank at
Wilmington Wa not Unexpected here among
nah1 odlcisis. y does not owathe Raleigh BANKS
dollar. some WILMINGTON people who are hero
g3fiees ihq letet RAT ihe assets viii equal the
liabilities. Among is directors are such WELL
khcWn b3stness men 80 tbe spsunta and Wortas.
BgLIgyERs ~ NgcgLEsBURg.
General Bradley Z. johnson arrived to-day
irem Baltimore. one q the chief objects 81 hls
Sist 4 % ascertain sOnle faeis In regard 20 the
AeokitAbptg Declaration o. Independence, May
~, 100. lie Is arm believer ia the authend-
city 81 that eyeat. lie hal tho honor Of being
chieI marshal ~ abe celeb anon o. the cenfcu-
NAL Of the declaration az Charlotte.
Alliance men 81 prominence here cay that
hcCluor wall succeed thai. vs.. Aver Gs the head
ot the Reform Press Bureau.
fhere viii DO an entire suspension Of all pub
NC business here to-mOrrOW.
INPgRTISKST BARNES.
The officials who received she ofioial letter
ffom Secretary Barnes, Of the State Farmers
Alliance, rs 70 whether th0y had railway passes,
are ia some cases very indignant, and have
written Barnes very plainly that they DO not
acknowledge his right 20 ask any such question,
but consider II pure impertinence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
e,obM0No TOBACCO MARKET.

iRepQrted tor the DiSpatchl
NOVEMBER 25.-No auction e8orings on
Change today.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes
S1,3l2. As; tobacco, 81 i9.a5-totab ss,03@.4 40.
Private sales to-day we're again very light and
scarcely worthy Of note.
Loose saIos to-day were quite large in both
bright and dark tobacco
There were full breaks at al the warehouses;
and pFicea vory satisfactory.
Total sales ior the week amounted 20 about
100000 pounds
To-morgog being holiday the warehouses
aud Exchange will be olosad
Large breaks are expecse1 Friday, when the
frat sale 8ln 10 at Cronshaw'%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
Tln-Fio,e-works In wales to closr.

LosDoN, November M.--The owners, OF
n-plats- works in Wales have decided TO
close tbOlf mills for fortnight Ia December anu
tina. tho owners desire to give the market
chance % absorb the stock now on hand ono oY
curtahng the production 70 bring about an I'M
prOgement Ia prizes. At present many WORKS IA
South Wales ara idle and the tin-piate-Work out
box ia gloomy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26

& We've pulled down the prices Of BOYS and
l. oHILDREN's CLOTHES without il costing
the qualities ANYTHING, Others try-bnt the
A worth falls, too. You side With US. WE
z GUARANTEE sATIsFAcTIoN-and you're
T safe with money ahead,
ovERCoATs aud REEFERs-tho mons
F mlniatured in make and mold--haye been
r "mined i'm busily this week. No other
stock in town Is "marker" to ours-ln
Il. kind or variety. Box-Coats, Gape-Coats,
Ulsters, KIT overcoats, and Reefers-in
A colors and cloths that stand 1rst in fashion.
& Boys-fourteen to nineteen years. s5 to
Il s2j; Childrens, two and half to thirteen
years, 1850 to $50; Refers, four to elgh-
u teen years, g. TO as.
D Our Five-Donar grade Of oHILDREN's
K TWO AND THREE-PIECE sHoRT-PANTS
E SUITS is famous. Lots Of new styles added
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worth marking $3.50 and s7-bus they're
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''t MAS CAY sJscT@sNT CASE.
'N''7ce Delegate TO the Peanut Union
NNI,glnia aud North Carollna.

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fs.t.'-AAg NICK, n. g.. November a. -
iaaiiie' 1plei here wi change haniis the
81 I. s5YefEg Court tiis week TIE iue has
sa, 1891 iaken up With ne weil-known
& 10 =, elYain sgit Some;ifoc in tie spsing
'apit,p ~ IL Kilebia etocted ifon a
" 3 W Cav sy No pos ssasa M a 5S ' sSe
E.a uai be put Der out Violently and
49, ti1 entered sali for $4,000 damage.
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llif.- :, va Inistri8L Able counsel are
hsllse ~ ease. MesstA VI. w. and y. Is.
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The Russo-FSeoeh Eo'e ~ :, for 0r Peace,

TDy AII~Fy-1ft17FF F7'-7 77T77 y -
Sr. PETERsBURG, November Pit Is an
nounced here that Nj. de Giers. the Rus
sto Foreian Minister, Who is at present Ia Ber-
In mas been authorized by the Car to assure
Emperor William that the entente between Rus
sia ana France Involves nothing that might 20
SHnetrned "a a m enace 10 the other countries OF
Tnrore. It rs added that NJ. de Glers Is also au-
tborized 10 state 70 the German Emperor that
III aim on the understanding between Russia
and france Is 10 maintain peace