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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-20
Salvation ArmY COnuress

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
New YORK, Nov. 19 Livery train to-
day brought detachments of soldiers and
officers of the Salvation Army. Five
thousand soldiers of both sexes and all
grades are here to take part in the
grand centennial congress of the United
States, forces which commences Monday
and lasts three days.
All the salvation army notables will be
here, but the greatest interest will prob
ably centre in Commander Ballington
Booth and his wife.
The conservation of little Miss Myrtle
Theodore Booth, the infant daughter OF
the commander and Mrs. Bo tn, will
take place Wednesday.
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NDttce OF Sale.

DtHoLEA, WAKE COUNTY.
q 'rat' " Jno d.
a. .1s ~ an execution issued
'.el acton by Jno. W .Thou D.
~ lGaf court, for the county of
ftua 81 levv made nnder
Nr8.. 5III eH at public outcry. on
ls 0i December, 1892. at l2
e#a tae court house door of said
+. s.. the right. title and inter-
5se.- 'ttht above Iamed in two
Ws H Panther Branch townsbin
4. 9rta Carol ma, and bounded
'aals'nsfO acres more or Iess
ou the no5th by the land. NJ
5u Jesse Rcaves. on the ea al
.gt ',a heHt below described, re
%. Vt.H '','s @ Henry Bonds and Ga
V.. '"' 7h me west by the land. of
q. an -''et OBTAINS 5 acief more cr
aiIa.. hded ou the norI,, ~ 80 i,,ds
ll. '- oh Tie south by ia, land. &
.. l others, ana fba aost ,+',hue h,. a a
n.., .~"l beafcs, aud on the west
'N described "ee' :.
r..... .H was ir-ued upon a indpn
$751;. t4 action and attachment no
.e idauttt above nan ed asa;ns,
.ls.r asaye named and duly SooL
"i.ra office. uuiS uooA'
1.i t-iw NJ W. PA T.,
NueIln Of Wake County.
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BAGLEY WAS BAGGED,
An Express Agent Runs Aground
With Stolen Funds.

WIN stolen Fun0Ss
By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-George T. Bag
ley, the United Express company mes
senger on the Rock Island and Pacific
railroad. yesterday morning at o'clock
took two packages containing $3.50, 900
from his safe, left the train at Daven-
port and buried the treasure, but in less
than eight hours he was under arrest and
the money had been recovered. When
Bagley left he car he told the baggage
man that he was going to drop off the
train a moment to arrange for sending
some potatoes to Davenport. His ab.
sence was at once reported to the com
panys Office here. Detectives learned
that Bagley had female friend at 311
Michigan avenue in the person of Mrs
Miller, dressmaker, and posted them
selves in the house When Bagley ar
rived he was placed under arrest. He
admitted that the money could be found
at Genese, O., about half hours run
from Davenport. Bagley is married and
lived with his family at Davenport.
The express officials deny that there
was any robbery at all ''Merely little
miscue," said President Wygant this
afternoon. eve have lost nothing and
there was no robbery"
Detectives, on the other hand. aver
that the facts are as already stated. The
dressmaker is not suspected of completely
and has not been arrested.
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In Memory of the Late Chief Justice.

At meeting of the bar (at which
were present the chief justice and asso
ciate justices Of the supreme COURT held
IN the supreme court room on Saturday,
November 10, 1892, on motion Hon J.
B. Bachelor was elected chairman and
r. t. Gray secretary On motion of
Judge Fuller the chair appointed a com
mittee of five to prepare memorial
sketch of the late Chief Justice Merri
mon, with appropriate resolutions TO be
submitted at an adjourned meeting to be
held On Wednesday, the 23d inst. The
committee consists of Hon. T. g. Fuller,
Messrs. f. II Busbee. G. II. Snow,
Armistead Jones and E. c. Smith On
motion the meeting adjourned until
Wednesday, the 23d inst 81 IL 80 o'clock.
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ATAMMANY MEETING.
They VIII go to the InaugurattO
QOOn StrOnU

5000 Strong.
By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-The Tammany
committee of thirty met at Tammany
Hall this afternoon. JAS A. Masttin pre-
sided in the absence of Mr.. Gilroy. Mr..
Richard Croker made short speech con-
graduating the leaders on the zeal which
their organization manifested in the cam
paign. Mr.. John F. Carroll, who has
been in Washington, reported that the
hotel rates there to Tammapy men during
the Inauguration would be S. per day. 1t
was decided that no arrangements should
be made with the hotel keepers by the
central organization, but each assembly
district shall send representative to
Washington to arrange for the reception
of its own delegation. 1t is expected
that the Tammany delegation will mum
Der at least 5000
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To Mitigate Distress.

By CabIe Co ) ate Cnron1cIe.
BERLIN, Nov. 19.-1n the socialist
conference TO day resolution was
adopted to the effect that public w2rk
should be Immediately undertaken in
order to mitigate the distress of the un-
employed. A resolution was also
passed denouncing the agitation against
the Jews, and declaring that the Jews
merely shared the sweating proclivities
of the entire bourgeoise.
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NOten From Wake Forest College.

Note" From Wake Forest College.
Special to State Chronicle.
WAKE FOREST. n. c., Nov Ia
Wake Forest has been negotiating with
the University of Virginia for game Of
football at Raleigh for some time, but
the Virginia boys absolutely refuse To
play outside of their native state. They
refuse to come to Raleigh but give no
reasons at all. The fact that WakeForest
played them the last in Richmond t is
only just that they should come to the
North Carolina capital. 1t looks now as
If Raleigh will not ste any great games
this season. Wake Forest leaves on her
final trip next Tuesday for Knoxville,
Tenn where they will play the Univer
sity of Tennessee. the University of
North Carolina team leaves for southern
trip and Trinity plays the University of
Virginia at the same time. North Caro-
Ina can arrange any number of games
outside the state, but it seems they are
all afraid of the North Carolina boys on
| their native soil.
| There has been some talk of the "cham
| pionn of North Carolina of late. Wake
| Forest wishes to say here that no team
can claim the championship Of North
Carolina or the south until they hav,
played or challenged Wake Forest Let
the champions" take note Of this.
DIR. Taylor is just now preparing Il
make canvas to increase the endow
ment He has a strong pamphlet In be
half Of the ministerial aid fund in tn
press This pamphlet wall be widel
distributed north and south and will n'
doubt result in good for Wake Fpresi
The board of trustees granted DIR Tay
lor two years leave of absence from hi
regular duties as professor and presiden
to work for the endowment fund Their
is need at present of biological labora
tory and a sanitarium. both of which AT
possibilities within the course of tvs
years.
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1T HELPED DEMOCRACY.
The Trouble I'm Nancey Di.su.ted
Third Party Wen.

Deputies \. 4 Woody and VI. w.
Peterson. of Yancey county. were in the
city yesterday, having brought convicts
to the penitentisry. The gentlemen
were present durirg the speech Of DR..
Sanderlin At Burnsville At the time Par
rott and several others attempted n make
the auditor take water" AMI were re
counting the occurrence yesterday after
noon in conversation with a representa-
tive of The CHRONICLE They were
asked what effect the trouble had in the
election. Deputy Sheriff Woody said ::
The assault made upon DIR Ssnderlin
caused the democrats to gain over 100 vor, g
IN the county, seventy five being gained
to the party in Egypt township where
the democrats, who were injured. live
The democratic majority in Yancy
county was over 300. many third
party men and republicans coming over
to the Cleveland and Carr side. saving
they were disgustrd with such foul
means as Was attempted hy tie
Parrott crowd DIR. Saudcrlin made a
fine sp' ech and said nothing at which
any one could take offense. and HIS
speech did much to help gain the vic
tory. Two days after he was there the
third party candidate for sheriff
withdrew saying he would vote
the democratic ticket This caused
the republicans to bring out T..
F Roland, their old "war horse
and the democrats then announced the
name of my father. who was ex sheriff
Of the county, and he had an over
whelming majority when the votes were
counted"
Messrs. Woody and Peterson said that
it would not gain a victory in their
county for party to resort to incendiary
methods in campaign. After subscrib
ing to the CHRONICLE, so they could
keep posted, they took the train to re
turn
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For Sale NOW.
Attention, BUSINESS, Attention

or-e tirst-cls-s farm containing one hundred
and twenty six scre- altogether forty Acre-
ore CT lc-s IN good wood lznd the re-
a real Rice frut or hard, containing differ
ent va'ietiet If fruits.
his elegant isrn II only sbout two hundred
yards from the very popular .sbuTy" church,
and oulN about one quarter mile distant from
the railroad and only Elk ilcr from he
capitol OF North Arolins dKAleigb.l
And tor a Al this valuable isrm will 10 dis
osed 81 Tor really l.-s than it- intrinric
value. DO not DELAY ths opr ortnniiy tor or
day, as owner of said roperty lie now up "a
years and wishes TO travel. etc.
tor bargain, furt. er prTt'cuiArs and bust
ness rec JOHN STAFfONA.
owner,
Nov. # or A. DUGHI,
Rnln rh \ q
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By TeIegraph 70 STATE ChTOn1cIe.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. ia south
ern afternoon press association for the
dissemination of telegraphic news was
organized at meeting here to- day.
Those represented at the meeting and
uniting in the association are: New
Orleans States, Galveston Tribune Chat
tanooga News; Knoxville Sentinel; !;
Macon News; jacksonville Metropolis; ;
Mobile News, Montgomery Journal !;
Memphis Scimitar; Augusta News; Bal
timore News; Richmond News; Rich
mond State; Norfolk Ledger; Louisville
Times and Memphis Ledger.
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tYPEW itI EIl>

te..,,4 l.sTIer- for tta ~orl- - u-aA,ss.
ion't PAY maau.sict 1r-E.s -kprf,l- aut
priC~s, We - paIyw Ter -,iylI. 81 'ruf4.. b
.Gamit alton before aoc,l tiux th-olU ..E
ir-i-clasS condition guaIstnt 20 lgft,-
all makes at about or lese thtu haii ~ -,
XchAL .siig a specially; instruments -,.s.t
ri any yWher-, largest stock ia the s,uf r .
'wo entire floor levoted exclusive 10
typewrlt '-rs; see commercial rating Br 0llr
,-spOnsibiltv. illustrated catalogue "a d
.peclmrns FREE
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!, Brotd,SAy New y ORR. - 3onrn- Il J,
Chicago .ua
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Kept th e Officers at Bay.

BY Cable TO state chronicle.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The Cook cores
pondent of the Times, describing an
eviction near Kanturk, says the sheriff's
party and twenty policemen went to evict
Caretaker Murphy. They found the
crops trampled down, the trees in the
orchard uprooted and the house barri-
ca,ed. The inmates kept the party at
bav for two hours with red hot irons and
boiling water The bailiffs succeeded
in arrt stiog eight persons.
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'rnstees Notice of Sale.

virtue of the power of
Hn me in deed Of trust
s.r,-t0r FEEL day of October, A. D.,
.V y jetfreys and vie and
E.tga Wife said deed register
40s n.-e S.. in the Office Of the
r N. SOL " axe county, Worth
u..a4. 8e. having been made in the
~ t.r .-l secured thereby, |
a.H 1y public auction, to
f-rs tdrr al the court house
$50 AsEr county, on the 5th day
December J- be real estate describ-
sa3 eyed d aid deed. to-wit: A
b. .uLaud situated in Barton's
tees ya-H adjoining the lands of the
\ S. -0n, H Cross, Columbus
b r Hutchinson and others
Dl. .s hundred and thirteen
rrss -. less This October 81. 1892.
HV II : Bl RGWYN,
oy Trustee
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NoTI f OF SALE OF LAND.

Under and by virtue 4 Iow z conferred n
n deed of trust executed by : i g ! -nd wffe
Virginia Gu, recO ded ~ the n!ce ~ .
Register OF Dcedz ~ Wake unry, book ~,
Uare $50, will rell for n, At p biic Aue-
ton, st the cont house or ia Raleigh, =.
C., At IL O'Clock m on Mond y T. c IN day
If December 1872 n certain tract of land
II Raleigh wn-hIp, Wake csuBt AND fully
descr bed IN -Ad deed of uuzt, aud lying he
tween the Tafb 70 road and the road adj r
by the lakewood cerr etery, aud adj iring the
land Of Mrs Margaret ferreli. \ V Denton
and VI. He X, contAinlns . acres.
The above described land SIil 10 offered
in lots TO suit the purchasers ~ per map IN
my Office w II PACE,
novl6tds Attorney OF Mortgage.
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COrbett and jackson Meet.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 19.-For
the first time since the celebrated meet
ing before the California Athletic club,
Champion James A. Corbett and Peter
jackson, the colored heavy weight, met
yesterday IN a hotel Office in Philadel
phia. Mutual friends brought them to-
gether. Peter extended his hand, say
ing: "Mr. Corbett, I congratulate you
upon your splendid victory" Corbett re-
piled cordially, thanking him, and the
two engaged in friendly chat No
fighting talk was INDUCED in, both men
studiously avoiding it.
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4 AReXOIutiOn Imminent.
By Cable to State Chronicle.


NEW YORK, Nov. ia Herald spe-
cial from Valparaiso says the motion of
Senator Ross in the Chilean senate to
discontinue the Chilean legislation in the
United States was voted down by de
cided majority.
News comes from Buenos Ayres to the
effect that revolution is imminent in
Catamarca and Tucaman
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Tom Watson Will Contest.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. 10 A special to
the Chronicle from Thomson, Ca, says
that meeting was held in McDuffe
county, the home of Representative
Watson, to day for the purpose of rails
ing popular fund of 200 to contest
the election of J. G.. g. Black, demo-
crat, who defeated Watson for congress
at the last election.
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He Simply Went Broke.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
CHICAGO, Ills Nov. 49, 1T is under
stood among sporting men here that the
so called mysterious disappearance of
Wall, the Australian bookmaker. is no
mystery. Wall simply "went broke" be-
cause of his lack of acquaintance with
American turf methods and is merely
awaiting remittances to make fresh
start.
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REAL INFATE SALE.

N mortgage from Edward
8.. Na a. rec rdec in book ll3,
o' Deeds Office for Wake
s.. T. the highest bidder for
.i iu tie River Township,
.ta q on the water. ci Little
- a ds of John Chaa blee,
usr srs, conlsiuing 80 scres,
e5U., .o' No IA the divis on of
f Ghamblee as show1 ! book
N.a.. clerk of the Su erior court,
tae s ad he -ame land desc ibed in
) ltHloned mortgage. Plsce of
gs \ q door of Wake county, Raj
D.slr Of sa'e, Monday 10Th day of
i tt12 o'clockM
.. w. N. JONES,
Attorney f'r Mortgagee
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By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
New YORK, Nov. 19.-The conference
of the archbishops of the Roman Catho
lie church was concluded at 10 30
O'Clock today. The session, which
closed the conference was brief one.
Cardinal James Gibbons of Baltimore pre-
sided and the work of theday was chiefly
the disposition of outstanding routine
business connected with diocesan regula-
tions. One important discision, how
ever, was arrived at this morning. 1t
related to the reorganization of the fac
ulty at Washington, hut to what extent
or in which direction the faculty will be
reorgnnized, cannot be ascertained until
the full report of the proceedings have
been transmitted to the Holy See. The
archbishops, including Carninal Glib
bons, will all leave the city without de-
lay while Vicar General Brady will pro
ceed to St. Louis bearing with him the
name of the prelate believed to have
been appointed co-adjutor of the venera-
Archbishop Kenrick, of St. Louis.
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Shearman Says Is So.
By Telegraph to State Chronicle.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Despite denials
from Richard Croker, Edward Murphy
and other Tammany representatives,
Thomas G. Shearman still maintain the
truth of what he said at the single tax
banquet Wednesday ght in regard to
the pledges demanded from Mr. Cleve
land by Lieutenant Governor Sheehan.
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The Virginia Meth O dists.
" telegraph to State Chronicle.

by Telegraph 10 SLate CnToulcle.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 19.-The Metho-
dist conference was opened this morning
by divine service under the direction of
Rev J. NJ Anderson. Rev. Francis 81.
Smith was appointed the delegate to the
Peace congress in Chicago in 1893 from
the convention. After reading of an
nouncements and orders the convention
adjourned until Monday at 9 80 a m.
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Reception to Cleveland.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
New YORK, Nov. 19.-President
elect Cleveland was given reception by
the Manhattan club tonight. Mr..
Cleveland stood on dais in the east
parlor and received the guests. Very
few we're formally presented. 1t was a
most brilliant influential assemblage. In
response to toast to his health Mr..
Cleveland made brief speech.
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SALE OF REAL ESTAE.

BY virtue of an action Of U. superior court
of Wake { unity ln special proce edin.,- entitled
VI l. Pow ~, admir- oi " X Hnn'.r a. i.i-
liam Hunter and others, | " II sell on Wed e-
day TIA dav ot December, ~. ~ l.p s-Ellle
Wake 9 unity, the following described rral
estate:
lat. ~ acres knoHn As solomon Freeman
andr. adjoining a dz of r EizAheih Kellg, de-
ceased, } J Rains, J X. Damn and otrel :.
This includes the buildings On the Freeman
tract
ID A one-Gfth IN tividca interest in the
Bal tract OF land adjoining the land- 81 q -.
Wigglns = h. St II and others sd -Aid 80
cont Ia - scrg- he tsre-t "a hr -uid 10
tins tract l. hat oi II bsiiv aud j. sub
Ject - the ilie estate of Martha raily
Ter ~ sale each bal nee IA y months
W N < per interest. Time - ed - ..'clOc.
~. H. l.. FOHiFfl,
noyi i'd Lomml-rlouer.
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Under His Leadership.

By Cable to State Chronicle.
LONDON, Nov. ia despatch from
Paris to the Times referring to yester-
DAVIS debate in the chamber of deputies,
says:
''Everything seemed to be against the
cabinent until NJ Loubet insisted that
a vote must be taken. The French poll
ticians who seemed agreed on the point
of being tired of hearing NJ Loubet
called The Just have for the moment
affirmed their feeling of security under
his single hearted and honest leader
ship"
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Grand Comma ndery of Malta.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. 19.-After the
adjournment of the supreme grand com
mandery of the Knights of Malta last
night the first session of the grand com
mandry of Pennsylvania was held. Much
important business was transacted and
it was decided to hold the next meetin g
in Lancaster next April.
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To Arrange Educational Congresses.
BY Telegraph to State Chronicle

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19-At the
Drexel Institute this afternoon there was
a meeting Of the committee appointed by
the national educational association for
the purpose of arranging series of In
ternational educational congresses to be
held in Chicago during the Columbian
Exposition. Hon. William F. Harris,
United States commissioner of educa-
ton, presided.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

By Telegraph 70 SCate CnrUnIcI8.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks show
the following changes: Reserve, in
crease, $1,ss2, ,025; loans, decrease,
81, 1876, 500; specie, increase, $1,000, 800;
legal tenders, decrease, $531, 100; de-
posits, increase, $5s8, 700. Circulation,
increase, S53. 3O0 The banks now hold
81, $50, 926 in excess of tie requirements
of the 25 per cent. rule.
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Fire at Cardiff, w ales.

BY Cable to State Chronicle.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-k destructive fire
occurred to-day in Cardiff, Wales. The
merchants exchange, one of the finest
buildings in Cardiff, was destroyed. The
flames spread to several warehouses,
which, with their contents, were rapidly
consumed and number of office build
ings were also destroyed.
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Socialism a Solid Force,

By Cable to State Chronicle.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The Berlin cor
respondent of the Times says in refer
ence to the socialist conference that the
socialist party has once more proved that
for good or i'll, it is solid force in the
politics of the country, and that it is no
less remarkable for the discipline which
it imposes upon itself.
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by I bItSTHpu 10 OUttc OuIOIIOIo.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The Presi-
dent has appointed William M. Stone, of
Knoxville, commissioner of the general
land office, vice Carter. John II Gear,
ex governor Of Iowa, assistant secretary
of the treasury, vice Lorenzo Crounse,
resigned.
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Comedies Part of the Tick eft.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 19-The Free
Press (democrat says that Adolphus A.
Elias, candidate for attorney general,
has been elected. 1t comedies the cleo
ton of the remainder of the state ticket
to the republicans.
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s2I. IN, 4 Scr Derk %, - "a I.sns~,
Mo-, have lnst tnrown on fae Ke, AN
elegant audard ntiqne as 1T 1ln.,
* II urtalu Desk, CON, .l,. ! eN- -,v ,ie-
tail. + o Is st Lns4s, Tor 81. and !. II
same style ara lnish for ;2i me-. sg.oi
your order .irecr or send ;0r s..-ei. q .cn-
lar Bank counters and g.veInui-r,. york
A specially SEND IN yonI ioy .L4-.-r Tor
designs ana rric.s
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PITTsBURG, Pa. Nov. 10-A meeting
of the malgamated association will be
held TO morrow and it is thought will de
clare the Carnegie mill open. This will
permit members to seek re employment
without compromising their obligations
as members.
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SES AND LOTS
ersnant to a judg-
Hv court Of Woke 90
f. october term, 1899
nding and enti led
.rll. hers against Thomas
v- will on
December ;, 1892.
to the highest bidder
.luses aud lots In Raj
Vase county, n. c., rs
Hd "a the intersection
,tauded) and the Smith
the lands of Ben
tlg and others, and
gins at a point on
FED feet north of the
aAs thence south with
Woore's line thence
N0ore's line, thence
Martin street extended,
street extended to be-
Of an acre more
Tot is a four room
8uIltion and also well
,led one-half interest
fh- intersection of Le-
-treets and bounded as
he northeast co-ner of
Hl strSeLS, runs thence
lie of Lenoir streets
1ht by DR. X. B. Hay
4- Rard at right angles
feet to the southeast
OF, thence westward
-t Of said Haywood
ardly with Haywood
beginnipg; being lots
700 his piece of land are
a. oi which have two
ne Of which has four
houses in good repair.
SAID land a we'll of good
g-er rs All of said houses
.s- lock m. Place of sale
door in Raleigh, N. C.
H18ERT G. STRONG.
ERNEST HAYWOO },
~. Commissioners.