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The evening world., 1891-12-11

lne llic III WHlCu IL IalIS.
lNrRgssEs TIVE STORY or CHRIST
Rev. A. valietc Clarkson OF ~ East Twen-
ty-third street, said:
My parish Is In CrotOn. but know some
thing OF the beautiful Christmas-trec charity
which THE EvESiNG WORLD founded and has
firmly established.
The object In having Christmas trees is to
Nativity; but In this city 1t serves another
purpose quite, ana a worthy one.
at Is a work of charity. Small children
getting nothing at Christmas when all about
them Is Joy suffer grieyous sorrow.
"Therc Is great necessity, therefore, for
such popular charity In New York, where
so many poor are luartcred. No one can dis
agree with the proposition. II only needed u
live public mover Ike THE EVENING WORLD
TO bring II about.
"One thing is certain, 1uE EVENING
WoUip IL not doing a thankless task. 1t
thinks it a capital thing, both Tor now and
the future. You are doing work that with
the children will count ia their future lives.
basket FUN OF happiness on the great chill
dren's holiday"
Rev. Or. Ezra Tinker pastor OF the Perry
street Methodist Episcopal Church, writes
"ln the midst OF manifold pastoral duties
stop long enough to commend THE EyESISG
WORLDS Christmas Tree project Tor the poor
children of New York. The plan is unique as
1t is beautiful. Many thousands will be made
happier and better by the tender and thought.
ful remembrance"
The evening world., 1891-12-11
FOREIGN NEWS OF THE DAY.
Martial Law May Again Be Pro-
claimed in Rio de Janeiro.
The English Galc-Politics In New
Commercial Treaties.

RIO JASEiEo, Dee. l.-Disagreoments have
arisen between the Government and senior
POrt"lla, Governor Of the state Of Rio
JaneirU.
The differences are so radical that the Cow
ernmcnt has requested Coy. Portella TO re-
sign his position. This request the Governor
has declined 10 aCcodc tn. 1t Is now expected
that the Government Will appoint military
Governor OF the STATE, and that martial law
VIII bc proclaimed.
There IL much uneasincsS IN nnancia!
circles here growing cut Oi the panic which
prevailed on the Boursc yesterday. 1t Is
feared that In the event of u repetition Of the
panic to-day much trouble VIII be caused for
the banks, and, consequently, guards have
been detailed 10 protect those institutions
The Government has announced that the
credits Tor the repayment Of Il popular loan
have been guaranteed.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Suit to Remove Justin Mccarthy
from the Paris FGnd Trusteeship.

LEY ASSOCIATED PVrss.I
LONDON, Dec ll.-Justin Mccarthy, as sole
surviving Trustee Of the Paris Fund (Mr Par
nell and Mr. Biggar being tn" two deceased
Irustees), has been served with a writ at the
suit OF MeSsrs. Timothy Harrington, John
Redmond, Clancy, OConnor, Kenny and
Richard Lalor, all OF whom are members OF
the Parncllte section OF the Irish Parlia-
mentary party, who claim that the funds are
subject to a trust In favor OF thcms Ives and
other members of the National League. The
petitioners request the removal Of Mr. Nc
Carthy from the Trusteeshlp and pray Tor the
appointment of proper Trustee.
Mrs. Parnell /, inclpdod in a writ as code
fendan as aimini,tralriX OF her husband S
estate.
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Old Roman Walls at Chester Yield.
ing to tho English Gales.

iHl AssoClATED PHFss.
LoSpoN. Dec. 1.-THE storm which set in
on Wednesday night subsidized for time. like
Its predecessors, but II Is now blowing again
with unabated vigOr.
The storm does not alone affect Eng and. II
Is raging with equal violence In scotland, Ire
land and Wales, and the damage which has
been done VIII amount to many thousands of
pounds.
The FURIOUS gales and heavy Hoods have so
weakened and undermined the ancient and
massive walls by which the greater portion
OF the city OF Chester is inclosed hat portions
OF the old Roman structure have suDsided.
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.F0RTY-TW0 WERE DEHEADED.
Victorious Chinese Furnishing
Murderers of Christians.
LEY Assoc1ATHp PRESS |

LONDON, Dec. IA despatch from Pekin
states that the recent victories OF the i'm
peria troops sent against the rebels IN Mon
golia have brought the insurrcct!on to an
end.
All the disturbances in the country appear
to have terminated, and affairs are resum.
Ing their normal condition.
BY order or Ii hung Chang the Chinese
Viceroy, summary punishment Is inflicted on
the captured rebels who are convicted OF
having taken part In the massacres OF Chris
tians
Forty-two insurgents who were proved be
yond n doubt to have had hand In the mur
der OF Christians have been beheaded al
Pakou.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
NJ. Fallieres, Who Prosecuted the
Archbishop of AK, May Resign.


PARIS, Dec. lit IS expected that the
Government this afternoon VIII announce TO
the chamber OF Deputies Its Willingness to
Introduce shortly II bill dealing with religious
associations, but not involving the separation
OF church ana state.
1t Is also reported that NJ. Falleres, Min
ister q, Justice and Public Worship, to whom
the Archbishop OF AIN sent the letter which
led to that prelate's prosecution and convic-
tlon on the charge OF insulting Minister,
viii announce his resignation from Office.
1t Is said, however, that this action on the
part OF NJ. Fallierrs is In no way due to dis
sensiDns in the cabinet.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Twelve Persons Probably Per!shed
in the Leonoro's Wreck.

NN"0TV
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE French bark
LconUre, wrecked on Bi,on Ferry, was last
seen at / O'Clock hi, morning. Al daylight
she had entirely disappeared from view.
Inc shore Is covered with wreckage, and the
bodies or two men have been thrown up on
the beach. /, Is believed that twelve persons
altogether have beca drowned.
\ despatch from Cork states that four 1sh.
crmen near SkibDereen were caught IN the
gale. Their boat was capsiled and all four
were drowned.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Mira Nnws m 9ries.

Rus,ru NJ Little, eN-Stats Senator and the old-
esJ insurance president in tae eolntry, Is deaa NJ
GiouuS Falls
The HaUlry mansion, one hundred aud twenty
81. y,ars Old, l. burned at WCstGoro, MsSs,
rhoras q roN.p,, Of Mis'oari, Is appointed
tHisf Cora If the do Sc u II psn0utgtv0s
OuvyJ VII o. Uuuti, act,r sll stCg mRuAg y, y
~-t q, Nt urT' kHtrsEt, ncaE Batiinors, ~ ~
Ice aaa OtAtr t,uGbos.
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ON complaint OF Agent Schultes, of ths
Ch!ldycn's society, Justice Kelly at Jefferson
Market to-day committed Thomas Woods TO
the Catholic prltectory. Woods IS fourteen
yrqr, rld and his home Is at 320 West StX-
IeenlA street. lie was arrested for making
disturbance in restaurant, where he had
refused 10 ray IOr a meal he had eaten.
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Reported peet sugar Syndicate.


Omaha, NcU, Dec. lit. l.. kimba.l, ol
the unlon racitc, and Henry Gibson, an
Omaha business man, are the Western agents
ot The New YORK - Indicate which has decided
- erect system uf beet sugar factories
turOu gROuL Nebraska and adjacent States,
VII II IL aluuGrtCr> IA thls city. lhCy refuse
To xiv" any iEiOrmatl N On Tue subject uulll
tue plans are perfected
The evening world., 1891-12-11
SALOON LICENSES In PERIL.
Board Of Excise Action on Those
Near Public Schools,

I he Board OF Excise to-day received a copy
OF the resolutions passed by the Board OF Ed
ucation requesting that 1t revoke the licenses
OF all saloons In the Fifteenth and Eighteenth
precincts that are within two hundred yards
Of q public school, and all other saloons In the
city that are similarly situated.
secretary Bishop replied that II any men,
her OF the Board or any CitizeI comes before
the Excise Board and makes formal complaint
OF specific cases the Excise commissioners
will take action.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
BEN'S CAPE MAY COTTAGE.
Is Il Included in the Blanket Mort
gage Given by Hamiltonp

CAPE MAY. y. j., Dec. lit cannot b
definitely ascertained yet whather the Sum-
mcr cottage or President Harrison at Capo
May Point is included in the foreclosure OF
the blanNrt mortgage given by 4. Il. Hamil-
ton upon his Uropery.
This Will probably be 3ScCrtained this after.
noon. The uneasineSs among those who pur-
chased lots OF Hamilton continues. They arc
AFRAID the title To their property Is clouded.
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KIND Brothers.
tn 'I> Ei,for

In 'hs Editor
Two little boys, brothers, lioratlo Seymour
and Willie Ernest Bell, sympathIe with the
poor children mentioned In your paper. VIII
you please accept the incloscd 90 Ccnts-2o
cents each and place them where they viii
do the most good.
HORATIO S. and WILLIE BELL.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
HER CARGO ON FIRE.

Tho Nellio Rruce Carried Lime
Which Was Stacked III a Storm.
The schooner Nellie Bruce, from St,John, y.
h., with llmr and empty barrels, was lowed
to New \ vrk mi, morni with her cargo on
Iirr. The vessel Is sealed up.
The lime MAS s!.ra'd Ul ~aa water SHIPPED
during u storm, u Il II Sc lire To the barrels.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
SMALL PANIC IN THE HOUSE
Coneressmen Rush for the Doors
When Steam Pipe Explodes.
Try ASSOCIATED PRESS. |


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE equanimity OF
the few members and loungers In the hall OF
the House this afternoon was rudely shaken
by the explosion Of steam-pie.
A rush was made lor the doors as soon as
the report was heard.
order was Immediately restored, thougn
vOlur.c ot >t"an continued 10 pour into thS
chamber tor many minutes.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Mother Gabriel to Found a Relie
ious House in Texas.

lIN ASSOCIATED lRvSS.|
LoNpoN, Zee, ll.--AnpHg the passengers
on board the lumAu llnc steamer city OF
Chester, winch sailed from queenstown
yesterday ;or New York, woye Key. Mother
Gabriel ald sis,eg tyangcliua ana nineteen
ady poslullnt,. they are ON their way 10
Houston. Tex.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
They Feel for Others.

M TTTTWFG
Mamma reads every evening about the 1T.
tie girls and boys that Santa Claus don't nnd,
SO Sister Constance ana concluded to send
81 to you for them. We are going 10 give
sCmc OF our tOys t. Jimmy. lie has no papa.
ALLISON and loASTANCE.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Four Horses Roasted Alive,

IFrrCTNT ~ TlIF FNENlNW WONLN
EAsTIiANProS, !. l., Dec. ll,-Ear!y mis-
morning lLo barn, c'?a-houSe ana sheds ut
+. L. Grmshaw took hrc, and With the c0n.
tents, l,ul horses, 800 uuaAels II oats, iiiteel
IONS ui hay aud machinery and tOpls were de-
struyrd inc loss lOuts ~ $4,000.
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Minna's Offering.


To hr FdUor:
VIII you kindly accept the inclosed so
cents for your Babies Christmas Tree from a
little girl who hopes the babies Will have 4
merry Christmas. NINSA LESTILHoS,
36 West Eleventh street.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE FUND.
Letters from All Parts Containing
Money for the Poor.

Letters containing contributions OF
money should be addressed to Cashier
y. Y. World, Pulitzer Euilding.
All parcels or packages containing do
nations of toys, clothing, books or other
articles should be addressed to the Man
axer Evening worlds" Christmas
Tree, "a FIFTH AVENUE
The American, United States, National
and WcstcOtt Express Companies will
convey all packages of 20 pounds weight
and under addressed as above free Of
charge.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Maskel Rohhers, smnn Haul

SBINGLG SPRINGS, ca, Dec. 1.-THE oricc
Of the Wrls-targl LNprvsS was robbed last
night hy two maahed men VINO covered the
agent, +. {. Morrb ca. with pistols and COM
pcICd him 10 surrender the Keys OF the safe.
The robbers svyurra only watch and 500.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Glad to Help.


To the td,t0r
We are glad that we can do something for
the poor little children. We have only little
money (Sl) to send for them. We hope they
viii enjoy tht ir Christmas.
EsTELLE and DAISY kERsHAw.
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Thanks, Bartlett.

TO INC FHTTVF'
Little Bartlett Is anxious to contribute his
donation, 30 cents, before II IS too late to
help make the little ones happy. lie hopes
their Christmas Will be as bright and lovely
as his has been for iive years.
BARTLETT, Jr.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
A Trenton Girl.


| To the Editor
Inclosed please ind 80 cents to make some
poor child little happier. Wishing them all
a very merry Christmas, DORA,
Trenton, n. j.
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1t Will.


lnclosed please flnd l cents for the Christ
mas Tree Fund. This Offering, though small,
hope Will help to make poor child happy
on Christmas Day. Yours truly, W.. 5.
The evening world., 1891-12-11

Tho > by sin as irs, Visit IN a Year.
IN" Gul,n Inc steamship AbySs arrived
Il 'cn to-day n her FIRST VIM y rip. She has
not bee here Iur year.
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Brother and Sister.
To he FiitO

To ne FdIt0F
some poor child's Christmas IA merry one.
EVELYN and DONALD LEWIS,
.l,1 Third avenue.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Colby Academy's New York Friends

NEW LoSpoN, " H., bee. ll.-Coloy
Academy, which Is in debt s34,0oO and re-
qulres $4,000 more f'r repairs and endow-
ment fund, has been offered $50, 900 by Mr..
and ,lrS. colgate, OF New York City, II other
friends Will contribute an equal sum.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Charles Gift.
To the Editor

To ne EdUoT
lnclosed please md sl for the Chlldren's
Christmas Fund. Little CHARLIE sCHLoTl,
Dec. TO- 42l East SiAly-ninlh street.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Fsnnegan Pleads self-Desease.

The defense In thp case OF John Finnegan,
on trial before Recorder Smyth for stabbing
John Whittle 20 death with an iCe-pick IN
Oct oUer last, was 0.Cned to-day. Einuegan
testified In his own behalf that Whittle had
assaulted him aAu that he used the pick In
slf-lelcuse.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
1t Certainly WIN.

To te T5i'oT
lnclosed fnd 81, which Is all ! can spare.
Hope 1t Will help make some poor boy happy.
EuGKSE V. BREWSTER
The evening world., 1891-12-11
A Brooklyn Boy.

To Ws FdFof
Please ind incloscd 81 sent by a little
BrooNlyn boy to aid the Children's Christ
maS-Tree Fund. LITTLE BENNIE.
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/ SMrr N.nncr.

only supreme excel cuce Wits nowadays. In
sT'r' qua 4. " NAhoB. surpsaseG. Bottyr than
ynur icNolitr, am packed lpo-t Attractive Ia
ath"r"tt, absorbent pouches. All dealers,
IcYts. -
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Oh Brol,er Rac,,w!,h Fats.

7 vi I'VVF.'-E I'T'N' : " - II T ''I's'
charles Pool Brckwi'h, broker and dealer
! IN oil, at 1913 Maiden lane, asst med to-day 10
Joseph A. Berger, j.
The evening world., 1891-12-11

my ASSOCIATED PREss.I
CONCORD, y. H., Dec, ll.-Guv. Tuttlc au-
thnriZes the statement that he is not u eau
d!date ior rtuuminat.n.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Take, TO bellevue Insane.

John q. Mcho, Vt 233 East Fi;ty-;uurl n
street, was taken 20 bellevue Hospital this
moruius insane. lie - my y-.uuI years uld.
The evening world., 1891-12-11

Y = NF77TV tn - II Y TNFN7'T
WA>H;NGlON, Dee. ll.-Secretary Foster
Cunliauys 10 Improve slowly and was able to
sit up Tor Il short tine this morning.
The evening world., 1891-12-11

mas trees OF their own regard THE EVEN
ISG WORLD as exceptionally thoughtful In
thus providing the happiness which surely
would never be felt by thousands OF our less
fortunate children on the beautiful, holy day
OF Christmas"
Rev. j. W. A. Dodge. pastor OF the chelsea
Methodist Episcopal church, West Thrtieth
street, said: ~ give my hearty Endorsement
to the work 1t Is certainly practical
charity, and The EVENING WORLD IS deserve
ing OF the hearty support ana cooperation Of
the people who have an interest in children
and the future OF society"
The evening world., 1891-12-11
SOME COTTON SHIP LOST.
Two Thousand Eales Floating About
in Hidocean.

The steamer Smeaton Tower, from cuba
reports that on De-. S, IN midocean, she saw
floating IN the water about 5000 bales OF cot
ton, all In good condition, supposed to have
been lost from some steamship bound Tor
Liverpool, which has probably f0undcrcd.
Other incoming ships during the past few
day ; have reported sighting similar wrecAage,
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shortened His Lie with a Razor.

NIUTEFIIF- q It's .1!' WIN NEEUF.
Charles l.. hammond, the sailor who cut
his throat In In, sicamc. TculaGic yesterday
died this mvrninS Ill 81. Ninccni's hospital.
The evening world., 1891-12-11
Abraham Racker Is Buried. :.... :-...

The funeral II Abraham Backer, The note
broker, who recently failed for $4,000, 900,
took place Uum MS eSdence, SOL West
Fiity- igLth street, at $50 o'clock this morn
lug. Iht,t was a iilse atte dance OF friends
q. N house.
The evening world., 1891-12-11

Erewrh from .,lai; aud U>or ouiy.
hupiSi bwg, Cv,'s hisuhAttsI BJer 80 E. ae.n.s.'
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STRUCK BY A WHIRL WIND.
The Ship Sultan Comes Into Por,
Badly Crippled.

The British ship sultan, from Manila, ar
rived disabled to-day, and reported having
been struck by q whi.lwind.
she lost nearly al! her spars, and came into
port under Il jury rig. Her hull was also
much damaged
The evening world., 1891-12-11

TnE "iSNOCfNCE ABROAD" GAME!
fing This Jaiiy Same Ni Travel. -
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-20
Oak Ridge institute.

The nRoNECLE acknowledges an invi-
t2tion to attend the commencement ex-
ercises Of Oak Ridge Institute which
takes place May 27th and 2sth
The literary address is to be delivered
by Prof. Pendleton King, and tho ser
mon by Rev. Thos. Hume, ID l. L. D.,
on the 9th The debate at p 10. that
night The following are the debators:
Athenian-M. A, Mitchell, n. c., and
N. T. Adcock, n. c.; Philomothean-T.
L Wright, N. O., and w. b. Lowder-
milk, ~ O.
The Marshals are: w. H. Barker, Vir-
ginia, Chief; X. L. Mauney, North Car
DINA; ". ". Gill, Virginia; J. B. Web
stcr, North Carolina; W. L. Thomas,
Jr., North Carolina; e. a. Rankin,
North Carolina; A. Q. Harlee, Florida;
| w. ID. Anderson, South Carolina, and
7. l. N0rthrop, North Carolina.
The concert and reception are on the
night Of the 28.h The following are
the managers: W. D. Carmichael, Jr. +,
South Carolina; L. L. Hinson, South
Carolina; G. j. Shelton, Ohio; j. A.
Savage, Mississippi Z A. Hooper, North
Carolina; A. b. Klmball, North Caro-
lima; / I. Wood, North Carolina; ]. 81.
Wright, South Carolina, and s. r.
Flynt, North Carolina.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-20

are now engaged in this business to
for others looking fer location to
invest IN this line. Dairy farming and
the canning business can be profitably
CDgaged il either right IN the town or il
close proximity There is needed at
Scotland Neck a better location
can not be found "a foundry, a shoe and
harness shop, an establishment for
utilizing the timber here waiting for
some one to come and work it. The va
rieties OF timbr which are here III sulfi
cieQt quantity to be used for manufac-
turing purposes are, long and short.leaf
pine, oaks, sweet gum, poplar, hickory
and maple. A cotton seed oil mill is
also needed, and there is nc filer section
anywhere to b6 found for some one to
establish peaGu5 cleaner the nearest
one now is either at Norfolk or Peters
burg. This section ana the counties ad-
joining raise the finest peanuts that are
produced anywhere, ana IN large qaan
| titles lJ viii cost, [ am told, from five
! 10 eight thousand dollars 10 put enc %,
and I should tniek it would be 3
! paying invest tmen5. There is a good
nd4y ether Inducements that Scot
:laud Neck can offar 80 those seeking
a business location which we can not
mention row for the want Of time and
space, bat reader, if you viii write Mr..
d Il Htiliard, who is one Of the towns
most active, enterprising men, who is
tne editor of the Democrat | Will guar
antee that ba will give you correct and
| reasonable information.
Within the last eight years this enter
pri~i1g little city has gwen $25, 600 tx
tie W aud ~. l. K. for the Scotland
Neck branch; they bave put s. 600 il
tie knitting Lliil, 42o 000 IN the new ho
tel, aud s., 600 for the new school build
icg, a to:ai Of about $87 900 thinl
this is a very good showing for tow
Of I 500 people, don't you? Nothing la.
been oyerdraTn in tlis letter, add | an
ready ana wiling 10 lick auy man Wh
| says il IS, provided he viii come her
AMI take o5k for b nseif a4d prove {
} ,he contrary.
, IT p TT
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-20

New YoRK, May - "A special from
Acapulco, Mexico, says:
The United States cruiser Charleston,
left Acapulco last night about o'clock
after filing her bunkers with coal
enough for q ten days run She steered
a general southesly course, but 10 one
here knows what her plans are.
The commander of the Esmeralda is
trying to establish telegraphic credit
1T New York OF Paris. If successful he
can probably obtain coal here with drafts
thus drawn. The opinion is general that
the Esmeralda communicated with tie
Itata outside of the har6or Friday night
and obtained provisions, after which the
Itata continued S nth.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nav ia dis
patch was received at tie Navy Depart
mant this afternoon announcing the
departure Of the cruiser Charleston from
Acapulco Oh Sunday night The dis
patch also stated that the insurgent
vessel, the E5meralda, was still there
No information can be obtained as to
whsre the Charleston will so next, but
it is thought that she vii 60 down the
coast to Chilli.
ACAPULCO, Mexico, May 19-11:30
?. M.--Iho Charleston has left the
harhor ana gone south il pursuit Of the
Ita5a. The E3meralda remains here,
and large quantity of provisions have
| been furnished her, bat in spite
Of the reiterated demands Of
her commander, tho Mexican au-
| of
any coal to her, and il consequence
she is not able to follow the Charleston
1t becomes more evident every moment
that the Itata transfer red last Friday
night to the Esmeralda all or part Of the
arms and ammunition brought by the
ltata from San Diego 1.-THE Esmeralda
IN spite Of the large sums Of money Of
fercd cannot get coal, there viii proba
bly, be Goa! shipped here immediatel,
, from another point, since officers vii
/ not use violence to get coal here. Tn;
captain of the Esmeralda has not bael
seen for several days and some peopl
say he is confined by sickness to al
cabin Others say that on Friday nigh
be went On board the Ijata to cOmman
that vessel IN case she is attacked b
any American man 0fWar Ii is impos
siDie to ascertain the truth OF these re
: ports for no ore is allowed to board th
= Esmera)da and none Of her crew are q
lowed to land. The Esmeealla has de
= posted il San Francisco $1T, 900 wit
: Pacific Mail Steamship 90 to e
! coal at Acapulco where the compan
! has regular coaling station. Th
!, = Mexican authorities have taken eXtren
= measures to prevent the selling Ct col
= to the E5naralda, lie latter IS Il a yer
y difficult situation, because she is e,
! pec.ea 10 look after tue Charleston al
I also to assist the Itata in case she is q
). tackled.
NEW YORK, Mag ia special fra
- Acapulco says it ia feared that the I
i meralda will lombard the forts AT
b. shell tie town if not permitted to ta
N coal. It Is thought tnat she may
tv hanIed alongside the dock and take Wh
. coal she wants and il interfered vi
u will nse force
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The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. T. NJ Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: II feel it my duty to tell what
wonders Dr.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me- Ny Lungs were badly dis
eased, and my Pensioners thought L
could live only a few weeks. took five
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs.
in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
an confident DR.. Kings New Dlscov-.
cry for Consumption, beats 'em all, and
cures when every thing else fails. The
greatest kindness | can do my many
| thousand friends is to urge them to try
it, Free trial bottle at John MaeRae'i
Drug Store. Regular sizes 30c and 81
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-20
The Greensboro Lot sale.

We call attention in tins morning
issue to the attractive adyei tisement OF
the Greensboro land sale which takes
place Wednesday, May 27th.
We learn upon good authority that
the steel plant viii be butt very sooa,
and when this great enterprise goes into
operation there is no doubt about the
future of Greensboro.