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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-08-04
Republican Convention Wild with
Enlhu ii n sism.
, the state Chronicle.

By Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
HUTINGToN, W. Va, August 3.-The
first session of the republican State con-
vention was called to order at 11:15
this morning. The various committees
were named and adjournment taken.
At the afternoon session Hon Stephen
b Elkins was announced as permanent
chairman and B. S Jones secretary.
On being presented to the convention.
secretary Elkins reviewed briefly the
record Of the republican party and spoke
at length on the protective policy
of the republican party. Nominations
for Governor were then made Some
one mentioned the name of Elkins, and
the convention went wild. and though
Chairman Elkins made numerous efforts
to bring the convention to order, all
failed. The outburst of enthusiasm
lasted for half an hour, when enough
order was secured to adjourn till D. ID
Mr.. Elkins said that he would consider
the matter of his nomination and give
his decision at the evening session. At
ter thoroughly considering the matter,
secretary Elkins decided that under the
circumstances he could not accept the
nomination and SO notified the conven-
ton at the evening session. A motion
was made that the nomination of Thos.
E. Davis, of Taylor county, be made by
acclamation. This was carried with 3
rush. Davis appeared before the conven
ton and thanked it for the honor bcstow
ed on him. G.. S. Hyer, of Braxton, was
nominated for auditor on the second bal
lot and the convention adjourned unit
10 a. IN. tomorrow.
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ItiS Il Little Frick Dead.

P1TrsBURG, August 3.-The infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Frick died
here this morning. The child was born
July 8. two days after the Homestead
riot. Mrs Frick was very poorly for
some time after the birth of her baby.
She was somewhat improved but suffer
ed a slight relapse from the shock
when the attempt was made upon the
life of Mr.. Frick. She had again rallied,
however, and was very comfortable. 1t
is feared that her new atfiiction will
bear heavily upon her.
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ARRESTS MADE.
THE CARNEGIE BOSSES ARE
ARRESTED.
They Give Bail of Ten-ThOusand
Dollars.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
PITTsBURG, Pa, August 3-Hugh
Ross, accompanied by his attorneys ap-
peared before Alderman F. NJ King and
swore to the following information
charging Frick and others with murder:
The commonwealth of Penns, lvania,
county of Allegheny, City of Pittsburg.
Before me, Fests NJ. King and alderman
for the city of Pittsburg, came Hugh
Ross, who upon oath deposes that in
Mfflin township, in the county of Allie
pheny, July 6, 1892, H. G. Frick, F. T.
F. Lovejoy, Robert Pinkerton, VIM.
Pinkertol J. A. Potter, G. A. Corey,
J, G. Elisman, H. NJ. Curry, G. W. Bedell
Fred Primer, W. II. Burt, John Cooper and
Fred W. Hinde, did of malice afore-
thought feloniously and riotously, with
force and arms and deadly weapons kill
and murder and did cause feloniously to
be killed and murdered John E. Morris,
George w. Rutter, Silas Wayne and Jos
Sotax, then and the being in the peace of
the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This
information is made upon information
received and believed to be true by the
deponent. Complainant therefore says
and desires that warrant may issue and
the aforesaid defendants may be arrested
and held to answer to the charge Of
murder" Mr.. Frick will not be arrest
ed while confined to his home, but
a warrant will be served on him as soon
as he appears on the street. The detec-
tives named are still in the city. Chris
Stewart, constable for the borough of
Homestead, came down with Ross this
morning and as soon as the warrants
were issued took that for Mr.. Potter
and returned to Homestead. At $50
o'clock secretary Lovejoy, Elisman and
Curry proceeded to the court house and
presented themselves to Judge Ewing,
| asking to be admitted to bail Alderman
King appeared in court and served the
warrants upon the gentlemen in waiting.
After listening to the arguments by the
attorneys, they were released on so, 900
bail each, A. W. & W. r. Mellon, ban
kers, going on their bonds. McCon-
nell and Dovey who were under arrest,
were taken to Jail. Potter and Corey
were at the hearing but were not un-
der arrest. The prosecution makes the
assertion that Mr.. Potter was on the
boat and gave orders to fire, and that
innocent men on the outskirts of the
mob were specially picked out and
killed. The remainder against whom
charges were made are accessories. A
Homestead SPECIAL says yardmastel
Dovey has bceni arrested on the charge
of murder t-.s
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. T. X. Bruner and family are at
Blowing Rock.
Mr.. w. r. Wyatt and family yesterday
went to Morehead City.
Mr.. J. L. Seawell has returned from a
three weeks visit to Salisbury.
Mr. T. r. Jernigan returned to the
city last evening, after an absence of
several days.
Secretary Atkinson, of the Y. NJ G.. A., .,
left Yesterday for three weeks trip to
Richmond, West Point and other places
in Virginia.
DR.. w. H. Bobbitt returned to the city
yesterday His little son, Bunnett. who
has been quite sick in Culpeper. Va, is
much better.
At Charlotte Monday, Neal Bason, the
13 year old daughter of Mr.. George F.
Bason, died of typhoid fever. She was
remarkably talented.
NextThursday grand ball will be given
at the Island Beach botcl, Wrightville,
by the State guard there in camp. in
compliment TO Gov. Holt.
Messrs. Taylor, Percy Page and
| Will. Dodson, of the &. +. 81 Y. V,
railway have gone to Chicago. From
thence they travel to Montreal.
Maj. S. NJ. Finger spent Monday and
Tuesday at Greensboro looking after tn
work on the new buildings at the Stat
normal and industrial school for girls
and then went to Newton.
Rev. DIR. 2. III. Hoge. pastor Of th'
First Presbyterian church, of Whining
ton announced that he had been electet
to professorship in Union theologica
seminary, Virginia, Sunday morning an
indicates his purpose to accept.
Col. p. F. Faison and Mr.. W. J
Hicks left yesterday for trip Of inspeC
ton to the convict quarters and farm q
Castle Hayne near Wilmington. Part {
the convicts there dig phosphate aud I'll
others work on penitentisry farm.
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GALE BOCSE AND LOT.-By virtue of
~ two several mortgages executed to
me by .lnau r. Davis. Amy Davis and
theirs which are duly recorded i'm registry
Make county. in hook 1n4, page ~ aud
book / AT page 69i. Will offer for sale
10 the highest bidder for cash ant the court
house door in the cit of Raleigh. Y q. ON
Monday. August II. lS.t3. at IL O'Clock m.
the property ia sand mort cages Gescribed,
lying Just east of the l.lewild property. on
tie east side OF the TarbOro road near tn.
Catholic cemetery, adjoining ,he lot II
Jos Braan and others, and known "a TIA.
homestead property Of said Amy Davis.
FOR "A more accurate description see mort
gage aUave referred 20
Is. r. MONTAGUE. Mortgagee.
Raleigh, y. C., July L. :9. I'm
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Er wears have been suffering from a
tus uuonal blood poison, which has resist
cl the rea ment of our b2st physicians, and
tlss urc OF the mo ( not. q medicines
was covered with copper color erup.
ton ALL ov-r my body and limb, With Il 80 of
suptute, o'cur a'lpg pains III my back,
st0ng m jol Is general debility, emac a.
r4u tsiliuH of of my hair, sore throat and
great nervousness l tee M in 'redu Gus.
lnt heng to 4 that 3. q } was a = re enough
blood pnrh and that u dad not rrquir g a
pau ut 20 rse gros bet re he WAS cured, [
rntu need lts 50. Nl,hlu two weeks time
lf6I iup owed. have taken about zen tot
He- and feel as we | AMI : + ghtly a. any man.
My tppe'ite snt strsr 9Th la Q returned and
my hair 4 es not al out. a. not hesitate tC
IA hat b b i has no eq as a general
blood purifier, and nv ono who wi i US only
one bottle Will be convinced thst it has nc
equal IN the @ y TT. | s'i continue its use
D. asplendid tonic an keel system
ln Tine c)ndinou. You have The lberty tt
dlftct any sun rer to me i'll person
Il L Il J JNES Atlanta ip
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GALE FARMING LANDS, MULES.
- etc. BY virtue OF power conferred OH
me by a certain mortgage deed. executed
bv Marion Woods wfich il duly re
corded IN Registry oi Wake county. in
took No lo5, page sr1. ] viii cfier for sale
10 the highest bidder for cash AT the court
house door in the city of Raleigh. Y G.. OH
Mon ay. August IL. l>.r3, at l2 O'Clock m.
the land and other property described in
sain mortgage. consisting Of tract g
land lying in Middle Greek Township
Wake county, adjoining the lanes of An
drew Woods, ". =. Woods John Gardner,
ri amin Gardner and others, containing
lu0 acres more or less, also two mules and
one two horse wagon and harness
B +. MONTAGUE, Mortgage.
Raleigh, July ;. lea2 I'm
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Recefvership Suit Up.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, August 3.-The
executive board of the order of Iron
Hall has been in session all day, making
out line of defense in the receivership
suit. Talks with all the members dispeI
any notion about internal dissensions
No charges against Somerby having been
made before the board and it will stand
by him to man in the receivership fight
Somerky declares the order sound as a
dollar and says it has all liabilities due
paid and $50O,OOO in the Indianapolis to
meet new ones with, as we'll as a large dc
posit in his Philadelphia bank.
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Rascality Brought 1T On-- --Demented.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-Jas Hunt
er, who years ago startled the financial
world by precipitate flight from this city,
after putting out forged paper to the
amount of $l06, 200 was yesterday held
in $40, 900 bail to answer, having return
ed expectedly. The fugitive arrived in
New York on Sunday from Brazil He
is broken in health. his mind is shattered
and he bears but slight resemblance to
the once honored business man, who was
head of the extensive mill firm of James
and John Hunter. Physicians examined
him yesterday and pronounce him incu
rably afflicted. 1t is thought he will
never be in condition to stand trial
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-08-04
Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric Bitters. If LA
Grippe" has left you weak and weary.
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on Liver. Stomach and Kidneys.
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. If you are afflicted with
sick headache. you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric Bit
ters. one trial will convince you that
this is the remedy you need. Large bot
ties only SOC. at J. Y. MacRae's drug
store
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Young but Shrewd FOrger.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 3.-Wiliam
C. Buchanan, 23 years old, was arrested
here Yesterday. He is wanted in Mem
phis for forgery, where he swindled
bankers and brokers out Of large sums.
His scheme is novel one. When Bu-
chanan reached a city he writes to lead
ing business men, telling them he has a
letter of introduction, and asks reply
making an appointment. Most men fall
into the trap and thus Buchanan secures
the signature, which he afterwards forges
on checks.
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SUeZ Canal Matters.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
LoNDGN, August 3.-The Suez canal
company have informed the Russian
government that the provisional regula
tions as regards the petrolsum trade
through the canal will be reconsidered :;
meantime the passage of petroleum in
bulk on tank steamships will not be al
lowed. The decision, while most i'm
portant to the American trade, which
sends two thirds of the petroleum to the
east, is extremely distateful to Russia
which sends to India alone 100000 300
gallons annually.
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TYPEWRITERS.

headquarters for the world; ali makes;
aoht PAY manufacturer eXorbitaut
prres' we snip anywhere, giving thorough
tNamt alton before accepting; absolutely
Nf-I class condition guaranteed; positively
a. makes at about or less than half price
exchanging a specialty; instruments rent
gel anywhere; largest stock in the world;
I'VE entire floors devoted exclusively to
gpewnters; see commercial rating for our
IeNponsbility; illustrated catalogues and
specimens free
TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS,
x broadway New York, lS6 Monroe st
IcNgD. ap3
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Brazilian commissioners Enrote 10
Chicago.

by Telegraph To the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The Brazilian
commissioners to the Worlds Fair arriv-
ed in Washington this afternoon en- route
to Chicago. Tomorrow accompanied by
director General Davis they will paw
their respects to the Secretary of State.
BY him the party will be presented to
the President On Friday morning the
visitors will leave for Chicago.
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In minnesota the Alliance Withdrew
Its Ticket.

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. August 3--Ihe
State executive committee Of the Farm
ers' Alliance met to day and decided to
withdraw it's State electoral ticket. 1t
is expected by republicans that their
strength will 60 to Nelson for Governor
and Harrison for President. The com
mittee decided to retain the organlza-
ton of its State central committee.
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Some favor tariff for revenue only,
some a tariff with incidental protection,
and some tariff for protection, per Sc;
but large majority favor the free use
of Salvation Oil for cuts and bruises.
An endless chain of certificates verify
the excellence of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price % cents.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-08-04
DemOcracy's Great Victory in Ala
hama.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August 3.-Ad
ditional returns received from back
counties to-day increases the majority
of Jones and the regular democratic
ticket. Last night it looked as low as
ten thousand. Now it has assumed
thirty thousand or more. The Kolb
people are already talking about con
tests and fraud. They are not inclined
to accept a defeat with good grace and
trouble may follow. The Legislature
will be made up largely of alliancemen
but the democrats are believed to have
a small ma jority.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-08-04
LOUISbURG FEMALE COLLEGE
AOUISBURG =. 6
FOUNDED 1887.

NeXt session begins Septen her st 1892
fJal Literary Course AMI Phys ical Cul-
tire, with Board. Washng, Lights and
Fires, only one hundred ard rtv dollars
for the year ending June 81, S9a Teachers
experts in their several sreciaities. Con
-eryatOry Music Teachers. Art and elocu-
ton taught by graduates froE, Academy OF
Arts Stenograa ny Type writing Tele-
graphy aud regular Business Course Spe
ca Teacher Of Penmanship Brick build
ing. fifty Ooms CAMPUS l2% acres, well
shaded by majestic oaks and hickorys
Water cool and pure. Puslness coarse
tree 20 puri.S IN other departments,
FOR ca alO- lie address.
:. .. BAGLEY, President
lyfd&w-2,n Louisburg, n c.
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Charm an Harrity at Work.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, August 3.-Chairman J.
Harrity of the national campaign COM
mittee will meet tomorrow morning. Ii
is thought that the advisory committee
will be named tomorrow. 1t is practi-
cally settled that Senator German will be
chosen chairman of the campaign com
mittee
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And They Will Find Him.

By Telegraph 10 the State ChrOnlcle.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, August 3.-There
was great rejoicing among the locked out
workmen to day when they learned war
rants had been issued for the arrest of the
officials of the Carnegie company. Su-
lightly and thought that huge joke had
been perpetrated. He said well, they
know where to find me when they want
me-"
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Rasc hall XeAlerdaX

by Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Aug 3.-Thc games
played yesterday resulted as follows: At
New York, New York s, Washington
d; at Brooklyn, Brooklyn 3, Philadel-
phia /; at Boston, Boston 4, Baltimore
2; at Cincinnati, Cincinnati 3, Pitts.
burg ); at Louisville, Louisville 2, Cleve-
land Z.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-08-04
Restraining the Bringing in of Nom
Union Men.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
PITTsBURG, August 3.-On Saturday
next attorney Brennan will 60 into court
and ask for an injunction restraining the
Carnegie steel company from bringing
non unicn men to Plttsburg under false
presentations, claiming that fully two
thirds of the men are deceived as to the
condition of affairs at Homestead and
that many of them get their first intima-
ton that they are to work for the Carne-
gle company when they reach Pittsburg.
Proceedings will be based on the case of
the Cincinnati men, who were brought
here ostensibly to work in Pittsburg.
Fourteen men were brought to this city
from Points in Ohio Monday. Six of
them deserted to day when they found
they were to be sent to Homestead
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BY Telegraph to The State CnronlcIe
CONCORD. n H., August 3.-Ihe
statue of John p Hale was unveiled IN
the presence of great throng. The
statue was presented to the State by Sen
ator Chandler. Governor Tuttle, on be-
half of the State, accepted the gift,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-08-04
SOn-and-LaN X HE'D by the Father.in-
Law.

by Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
GooDLAND, Ind. Territory, August 8
Martin Holme3 was shot and killed by
John Bohanan. Holmes married Bohan-
ans daughter and killed her about a
month ago in fit of jealousy. He was
shot while in the court room. Bohanan
was not arrested.
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AnIS-Ycar-OId Et,bezzIer.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, Pl August 3.-John
Moore, aged Is, who for five years has
been an employee of the Philadelphia
Co-operage Co. is under arrest for the
embezzlement of S2,700 from the COM
pany since July s. 1891. The money
was lost on the Gloucester races.
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A Wall Paper ''Trust', Launch he'd.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, August According to
the statement of Mr.. Samuel Untermeyer
of the law firm of Guggenheimer and
Untermeyer, a wall paper trust was per
fected yesterday. 1t is said that forty
of the leading manufacturers of the
country are interested and the value of
the property involved in the deal is said
to exceed 100000, 600
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, ,oRTGAGE SALE OF CITY PROF

II 0RrGAGE SALE OF CITY PROP
VI erty By virtue OF power conferred
ul me by certain n ortgage deed eXecu-
1ti hy r. W Sherwood now deceased
ana Mary IS: sherwood his wife which
Il mortgage IS duly recorded i'm reg.stry
u Wake county \. G. in book No liza,
page 3 as well as by the request of
IH, sad Mary B Sherwood | viii offer
for sole g the highest bidder for cash at
thtcuu house door IN the city of Raleigh
N on Monday, August Is, 1892. at Y
aeI1ck n the properly in said mortgage
describe, i, lying IN the city of Raleigh, OF
,heweSt ide OF n Bl0odworth st etween
t Edcn on and +. Jones streets, adioiI-
u the lands ot \. 3. Boughton, Mrs
" Le s. Hill ana others aud fronting r.
'r-l rn said Blocdworth st, and running
btk t5u feet
JOSHUA r HILL. Mortgagee.
by B. +. Montague, Attorney.
Ea,ei n, y. { July II 1892. I'm
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The Famine and Cholera In IL us>ia
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

ls
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Dr. Hub
bell, the general financial agent of the
red cross society has made report of
his work in Russia, distributing the re-
lief cargo of Iowa corn sent over in the
ship Tynehead. The bakers seemed so
successful in using the corn that one
would think they had been always ac-
customed to it. The agent passed
through ten of the famine stricken
provinces. Typhus was found to be
diminishing but the small pox was ap-
pearing, and cholera had begun its work
in the southern provinces: He speaks
highly of numbers of persons employed
in the relief work, who refused fees,
and estates and individuals who expend
money in quiet ways for relief The
vigorous measures of many local govern
ments did much to avert suffering that
must have followed without such aid,
while the general government had done
its aggregate appropriations, amounting
to SIS, 900, 900, what no other govern
ment has ever done under such circum
stances. Those who have been active il
relief work say that without relief the
sufferers must have perished by thous
ands, but the aid reached them il
time
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The Phoenix Starts up Again.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
BALTIMORE. August 3.-Every depart
ment of the Phoenix iron company was
started up last night for the first time in
years The firm has received number
of orders from Homestead and the works
will run double time.
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No Chinese Need Apply.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WAsHINGToN, August S.-The treasu-
ry department has instructed the col
lectOr Of customs at San Francisco, Cal,
to send back to China by the steamer
Peru, the "a Chinese sailors brought over
bv the steamer Pekin.
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OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
OXFORD, y &.

The I'D Annual Session opens August
81 t>.2.
TEede4rees conferred are B. A aud G E
or Graduate II English
\ Business Course Of Type writing and
Steuography introc uced
Phy-nal Cul,ure made prominent
The faculty IS an exceptionally strong
ole, holding dix Tomas from such schools
y, tte University of Virginia, the Saureur
= hool Of Languages, the Cooper niver-
slty Nrt School of New York the Phila
phl3 observatory and the Royal Conser
ysfory Of Berlin.
Charges ger session (of 40 weeks Board
il Itrrary curse, Free Hand Drawing
ava physical Culture, etc, sl10
iyl DIV TT
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Insane from Hunger and DcstftuiiOn

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, August 3.-This morn
ing Albert DeLaman, who was com
PEELED by hunger to write letters to seve
raj prominent business men here threat
cning to blow them up with dynamite if
they did not give him money, was ar
raigned at the Tombs court aud remand
ed for examination He is thought to
be insane from hunger and destitution.
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By ICItg
SAVANNAH, Ga, August 3.-Rufus E.
Lester was renominated by acclamation
for Congress, first district Georgia, by
the democratic convention here to-day
The entire district endorsed him and he
will carry every county by Il large ma
jority over the third party which has
little strength in this district
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Valuable Property For SaIs'

Having oirt aimed IN order OF court To sell
publicly any portion II the real estate of
Mary A NC-s,c ~. deceased, this u Ia
give notice 10 any VINO may desire To priT
chese any of sad cta, estate 10 apply to the
undersigned. IL q sufficient offer is made
to justify the placing of any of said real
estate upon the market the same will be
done after due advertisement OF the time
n q place of sale.
JNO. T. PULLEN,
jeli-tf Admr. c. L a.
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By Cable to the State ChrOnlcIe.
LONDON, August 3.-The race at
Cowes day for the Australian cup was
won by Queen Nab, Thalia second,
Urana third and the Irene last. The
Irene was commanded by Prsnce Henry.