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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30
4 CORRECTION.
The Different Christian Conference.
and Explanations.

10 dhc Ntait IuIoulGl-.
In your article of Sundays CHRoSIcIr
headed The Christian Conference.
you, unintentionslly, do the Chris
tians" an injustice. which | hope Won
will correct by publishing the following
which Is Il correct statement Of the Chris
tisn denomination N North Carolina and
Virginia
Instead of ore conference for North
Carolina and EIrginls we have four con
ferences In two states First, the
Valley Virginia Christian conference;
second, the Eastern Virginia Christian
conference; third, tie Deep Rive Chris
tan conference, in North Carolina. sud
fourth. the North Carolina and Virginia
Christian conference. the sixty seventh
annual session Of which was held near
Apex last week, and Is composed prin
clpally of churches in North Carolina
there being only few churches in Vir
glnla near South Boston. just beyond the
state line. belonging to this conference.
The North Carolina and Virginia
Christian conference now has eight
two churches, having received SIX new
churches last week, instead oi one. as
stated in your paper, with membership
IF 6.725
Zion college is located at Elon College
station, and not ST Graham, as You
stated
The Christians are quite strong in
Alamance county, n G.. but the Chris
tiaa churches in Nansemond county,
Va, are connected with the Eas,e
Virginia Christian conference snd not
with the North Carolina and Virginia
Christian conference.
As 10 ''the assignment of preachers
for the ensuing year" the conference Le-
no such power. The Individual chur, h
alone has power to call pastor for one
year; at the end of said year the church
may repeat the call for still another year.
and SO on. Those pastors whom you
mentioned were called 10y the churches
located at the points mentioned
Rev. J. p Barrett, ID. ID is a member
of the Eastern Virginia Christian con
feren,, and came to this conference last
week AS fraterral messenger from his
conference. Yours respectfully,
JAS l.. FOSTER.
Secretary of the N c. and Va. Chris
tian Conference.
Raleigh, Nov. 30.
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ROy Stolen by Indians.
elegraph to State Chronicle.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. % The interven
ton of the interior department has been
asked to aid in the recovery of boy
supp sed to be stolen by Indians. Gov
ernor Fifer, of Illinois, writes to Secre-
tary Noble, stating that on the 2lst of
November, Earl Ray Morley, the 4-year
old son Of J. G. Morley, Of New Castle,
Colorado, strayed from camp on Rifle
creek about thirty miles from New Castle
and has not since been seen or heard Of.
The supposition is that the boy has been
zen by the southern Ute Indians, who
have strayed away from their reserva-
ton. Secretary Noble has directed all
Indian agents in that region Of the coun-
try to use every effort to find young
Morley.
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JErEn ili.xE.s.

Re. iquar;ers for the World all mai -:
ION "a I sGannshcturer's tXorlg.taHt
price Ne ship aiy Shrr. givi y Z so.of;.,h
.XyIni4 =. .JA before a1crlt3ug. ~ t.Iuf...y
Hf>'~s;la,s condition gca-ant So r8rlf4k,ly
All makes Al about or ies- than uaIi pre-
.Xchsngir Il sp-cislty; Instruments rent
e'i al yV mere; largest took tn the world.
.Ho entire fiopT- devoted exclusively TO
typ"wsliers. SEE commercial rating Z u cur
responsibility. illustrated catalogues and
specim-r- ire
TNpEERiIER HEaDOI ALTERS.
81 bro..swas New YORK. ~ 5uroe - =,
''rrtstE., au3
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For Sale Now.
Attention, BUSINESS, sltaatisa!

fr.e ti--t-c.A.s fNrIn ccn.eiuing one aurdrs0
and tvt nty rlx acree Alug'eia.r. forty sre..
D. ore lr-- ~ good wood land = .ar re-
p al der ui sand farm IA good triA tnc eults-
vstiou h- Tu, chaser Will gei tie advantage
a real rlro frHit or. hard, containing differ
ent Va ietiet 10 fruits
he elegant farm l. only about two hundred
yAfda ir".n the " ~ popular " ,-hu4N" church,
s"d oniN s'~''ii .n" quarter e lie di-tnit from
the railtVs.d s-t .uiv -, ii.s .raa. he
cApl'o, 80 Nci'h ar"iina llsielsh;
%na ;ar a., - iii- Va uAhir iArn Will ne d.s-
'o-ct Uf tur really ~ tan ~ iuirta-lc
value. d. t''i feisy IA - oaIoriunliy fof oue
daY, H- owner ~ rs perry L. Tow go IA
ytrrs aui wI-hct to isvel etc.
ipE 8 bargain, fuit q I.rTt,ru ar Aild Lusi-
ness rec JOHN srafIOfs,
IsLer,
Nov. 6d or a. DUGHi,
RAle gh, y. q.
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} FAL ESTATE SALE.

" a1tho y Of a mortgage from Edward
" ey sni wife as rec rded in book li3,
fa'e .tj Register o. Deeds office for We Ike
ola'y, Will -ell - the highest bidder for
y,, Cs'4 : tract Of lsTd ia tie River Township,
"'ie county ztuae on he water Cf Little
.taltd. tIng the lands Of John Chan blee,
btl. iIln and others, containing 80 scre5,
L,Te 't les teug lot No : - the Givis on of
VI" 1901 ~ ln 9mhleo show il book
.-e office clerk Of 'he L erjor cour:,
S'ar1 la'r, aid tie -aue l5ui described IN
-s -'a7c .-en.lo-Cd n r;gag4 P'.co of
cur hrS- door Of Wa co MY, Ral-
-'N & inc a ss'e, Manda, 10 h day of
H '"'u,er is'2, a. u o'c -ck VI
W y JONE|.
ATTORNEY f r 1ortgagee
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Smith Getting the Worst OF II,
By Telegraph to State chronicle.

By TeIegraph TO State { hTOHIcIe.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29.-The third
charge against Professor Smith was sus-
tanned by vote of 40 to % The charge
is that Professor Smith, while he alleged
that the Holy Scriptures are inspired and
an infallible rule Of faith aud practice,
denies in fact their inspiration in the
sense in which inspiration is attributed
to the scriptures, by the Holy Scriptures
themselves and by the confession OF
faith.
morrow Professor Smith will enter
a plea to the charges preferred against
him.
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NnLr0&i UeInand.
BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.

BY Telegraph % state InrOnIcIt
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-It appears
from the report Of Minister Scruggs, to
the state department, that no legal de
mand was made upon the captain of the
Philadelphia for the surrender of Mijares
by the Venezuelan authorities. The only
demand was Of verbal character on the
allegation that he was ''an enemy of the
goovernment" and that no specific
charges were made of violation by him of
the ordinary laws Of Venezuela.
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Lynched by a Kansas Mob.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
HIAwATHA, Kan, Nov. 29.-~Durlng
quarrel in church on THAI ksgiving
night Commodore" True, notorious
negro character, stabbed and killed Will
liam Walthall. The murderer was placed
in Jail and last night an armed mob o;
forty men battered down the doors,
dragged True TO the outside OF the town
and swung him to tree and filed hls
body with led
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SMUGGLING Has Increased.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Supervising
Special Agent Tingle, in his annual re
port, states that the smuggling of dutia-
ble merchandise upon the Canadian and
Mexican frontiers, has largely increased
since the passage Of the tariff act of 1890,
Public feeling on the border is hostile tc
the enforcement of the revenue laws.
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Special to State Chronicle.
WAKE FOREST, NC, Nov. 29.-Wske
Forest is on the war-path and champion
ship Chalmers may take notice. A tele-
gram was received to night from the
University of North Carolina declining
to accept the challenge for a game at
Raleigh this year. TO night Wake For
est issues genera. challenge through
the leading papers to any team claiming &
cham pionship of any southern state or
the south for game at Raleigh between
this date and the oath of December. W. ke
Forest is coming but it seems that other
colleges are crawling into ''winter quar-
ters" The team here is determined
that Raleigh shall see several first class
games or Wake Forest shall have walk
over for the cham pionship of the south.
The latter does not 60 into "winter
quarters" until the championship is con
ceded to them.
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Philadelphia Kennel Trials.

By Telegraph TO State Chronicle.
HIGH PoIST, n. C, Nov. % TO day
was clear and cold Birds were plenti
full and found in the open field. The
derby trials of the Philadelphis Kennel
club field trial Was continued and the
following dogs ran together: Dot
Rogers and Chevslcer; Bon Air and
Graceful; Hope. Bud, and Hem pstead
Blossom, Rod Sue, and Hoosie- Girl,
Hamlet. aid Bright OF Clip, Lochinv at,
and Report. Rod Sue won the frs,
prize; Hemlet second, Dot third. The
all aged stake begins to- morrow.
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y Office of sale.
N2ITa CARoLmA, WAKE COUNTY.


r., ? hyatt vs. Jno L. Page
nu.s 'i1 hy virtue of al execution issued
~ en- tiled acri0n by Jno. ". .Thon D.
Tssa s.5 superior court, tor the county of
aId ,,l virtue OF levy made Under
N5rdar Z will cell at public outcry. on
0ersg .H' ath day Of December. 1897. al y
c01r,c 'ay q The court house door of said
ns,,. Na d.'endant above famed in two
Wlsa and p Panther Branch township
"tIu. 'otJh Carol na, and bounded
mdi. bl,., Contains 20 acres more or lese
A.rdN On me north by the lands of
.6u'r ~ q land next below dascrihad .i'a
tgei "nds of Henry Bonds and Ga
". A lys,t '' On the west by the landg of
le.. .i irfct Contains 81 ac,-- r.ra .,
gfIe..t bounded on the nur,. b, the Ind
Hen,g NJ 7. iYe- On The south by tho lsn6s II
Ind. op V,l r.l ana others, and the east INV Il, "a .
Mst,,'. night Reaye-, and ON the VET " =, : :
. 'blye lie, ribcd ~ 'iio "es' ~
re.d.r.5 ,.''''n was j sued upon a iudpr on,
ceeti1,. W an action and attachment mo.
'Aed. '',.. 'he pl lntG above nau ed agains,
e'.di aht above named and dnlv docL.
'''l clerk Office. '' oo'A'
mol es4w NJ. w. PAGE,
helln OF Wake County.
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First Coli m bian IL alf Dollars.

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 29.-Coiner Steel,
of the mint, made his first delivery of
Columbian half dollars to Superintendent
dent Robyshell to day, There were "a, 600
pieces, and they will be set aside await
ing orders from the Worlds Fair com
missiOners
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The Holmes Comet Visible.


LICK OBSERVATORY, Cal, Nov. %
Holmes comet has been Systematically
observed here since November 9Th, but
the stormy weather prevented observa-
tions during the past week. Its
position has been accurately meas
ured by meridian circle and
with twelve inch telescope. The OBJ
sersation show that in many respects 1t
is the most remarkable comet of recent
wears. On November 9Th its diameter
was l that OF the moon. 1t has con-
tinued to increase in size however, until
now it is about 2 3 the diameter of the
moon
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The Coal Combine Investigation.
, rol arronh IN Cfoto

By Telegraph 20 SLaCe CHrOnIcI5.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-President
Mcleod, of the Reading railroad, testi-
fed before the congressional committee
investigating the coal combine to day.
He said the demand for coal and not the
price regulates the output and that it is
on the market at a reasonable profit
The coal business had been conducted at
loss. Prices are no higher than they
have been and no advances have been
made to operators.
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Negroes -sIAtraat n COnductrr.

I1y Itit5sI ftF'I 10 tNtttIc VDFNIt'
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 29.-Clark
Bryant and Joe Baker, negroes. are
charged with having attacked Captain
Joe Boyd, conductor on the Georgia
Central railroad several nights ago at
CoviDgton, and after beating him into
irsensibiIity, robbed him. They are in
iail.
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A Musician siOr.eVVh;pped.

y aiID 10 SAT- ECIS-
INDEPENDENCE, No, Nov. 80 Prof
T. A Voirath, a musiciar, was to day
publicly horsewhipped by Mrs. Mary
Wasson, respectable woman he had
slandered. Volrath's wife assisted.
holding her husband on the ground
while Mrs. Wasson applied the hide
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Life Saving Service stations.

By Telegraph to state Chronicle.
WAsHINGToN, Nov, 29.-General Su-
perintendent Kimball, of the life saving
service, states in his annual report that
the number of disasters to vessels within
the field of the operations of the service
during the year was 1856 There were on
board these vessels 2570 persons, of
whom $500 were saved. The estimated
value Of the vessels and cargOes involved
in the disasters was IS, 2S4 525 OF this
amount 81, Ill, 005 was saved.
The cost Of the maintenance Of the
service during the year was 81, 900, 234
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No Assignment A Yet.

BY ItItgTHpH 10 SVdIt OHIUHECIo.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29,-No vessel has
yet been assigned by the navy depart
ment to the duty of conveying the vati-
clan exhibit to the Worlds Fair, and in
fact no formal request has been made
upon the department for such assign
ment. The Newark, will however, Dtob-
ably be given the assignmen ent should the
request be received by the department.
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Expenditures For the Worlds Fair.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29,-Lyman J
Gage, vice president of the local dlrec-
tory of the Worlds Fair managers, called
upon Secretary Foster at the treasur
department this morning and handed in
statements covering expenditures and
estimated receipts OF the fair. These
were turned ,ve- to the first comptroller
TO audit, and upon their being reported
as a satisfactory compliance with the act
OF congress, the issue of the souvenir
coins TO the Worlds Fair commits sion
will be commenced.
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BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Commodore
Wilson, chief naval constructor, in his
annual report recommends an appIopria
ton of Sl20, 900 for the navy yard at
Norfolk. for the purchase and erection OF
new machine tools, locomotive travelling
crane and floating derrick.
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THE GAUNTLET.
Wake Forest Means Bustness-Does
ANY Other Team

The following telegram was received
last night by the sporting editor of the
CHRONICLE 1t is short and to the point
IT there is team in the south claiming
a championship now is the time for them
to speak or forever after hold their peace.
WAKE FOREST, n c, Nov. %
Wake Forest is willing to play in Raj
eigh any team that may lay claim to the
championship of the south or Of any state
south between this and December "a on
fifteen days notice.
D. NJ PRINCE,
Manager W. + F. 3. T.
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Looking Into Financial Matters.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Representa
tive Dockery, of the appropriations com
mittee, spent some time at the treasury
department acquainting himself with
treasury balances, studying the estimates
and looking into financial matters gen
eraly,
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New Assistant Secretary.

BY Telegraph to State Chron1cIe.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Asslstanl
Secretary Gear, who succeeds Mr..
Crounse in the treasury department, ar
rived here this evening and will assume
the discharge of his duties to morrow.
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Court Martial in Madrid.

BY Cable 70 State ChrOnfcle.
LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch to the
Standard from Madrid says that the trial
has opened at Here's by court martial
of forty six men charged with completely
in the night attack on the prison of
Here's in January, 1892. The prisoners
ap pear in court manacled and guarded
bv an armed escort.
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Tha Message Will BE Delayed.

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-It is possible
that, owing to DR.. Scott's death, the
Presidents message will be delayed a
few days, but he will transmit bret
statement promising the message early.
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Reception to Harrity.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30 William
HaIEity was accorded a magnificent re-
ception at the academy of music to night.
The spacious auditorium was filed with
people prominent in politics ard society
and the scene rivalled in splendor aay
house
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First Blood for Briggs.

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The principal
action taken in the Briggs heresy trial
to day was the adoption of DR.. Alexan
der's motion of yesterday that two of the
amended changes "A and y be dropped
by the prosecuting committee.
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To Build til e Road.
aora nh to SfCfp Il rnni nlo

READING, Pa, Nov. 23-It is repor-
ted that an English syndicate will furn-
ish money for the completion of aban-
doned Reading, Lancaster and Baltimore
railroad, provided one-third of the
amount shall be contributed in this
country The cost will be abou So
GOO O00
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A BOY HANGED.
He Shot Straight to the Golden Gates
of Heaven.

of Heaven.
By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
MACON, Ga, Nov. 29-The execution
of Willie Bell, the Is year old negro boy,
convicted of the murder of deputy
sheriff of Bibb county. took place this
morning in the Jail yard. Bell appeared
perfectly Indifferent as to his fate up to
the last moment. The. death watch as
Sc, at IL o'clock last night. Bell slept
we'll and spoke cheerfully to the guards
this morning. He said he was sorry for
having shot Wilder, but that he was 60
ing to Heaven. The hanging was $50
lutely private. The neck was broken
and death ensued in a few seconds.
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Discussing the Proposals.

DS 1elSSidpl W oldIe OllTOulCIc.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The action Of
the international monetary conference at
Brussels continues to attract the close at
tention in the exec ltive departments
here. The propositions made by Mr..
Rothschild and the Danish delegates
were discussed with much interest 10 day.
The officials would prefer that the con-
ference should agree to the coinage of
silver upon an international basis but
hardly hope that such will be the out
come. They will be satisfied if some
agreement is reached that will result in
the increased use Of silver as money
metal but think that the proposition Of
Mr.. Rothschild to limit the purchase of
silver to 125, 900, 000f annually is not an
adequate solution of the problem.
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special to the Columbia State says
that Prof. H. f. Harris, president OF
Broadus College, Clarksburg, W.. Va,
died at Pickens, S. c., yesterday.
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SALE or REAL LSTAE.
Nov. 8

BY virtue % a. action q tss superior court
Of Wskrc nnrs 4. -pec'Al proc. e. iu,- sa-5'1ei
VI l. Pow eT. admir- 4 y X Homer - istl-
liam Hunter Asd uthors vii sell "a M.a. t--
day m l4y % D,cealher s-31. ~ H. e-sllIa.
Wake iulty, the following described real
e-t4te.
ii. IN AcTr- known - solomon Fre, man
iaud-, adjoining a " ei E'izA a. K,l4s de-
ceased, J } kain- J x. Damn aud nsb.f-.
THIS includes the hulid.ugs on the Freeman
tract
"a A oue-ff.h m iivldei interest IN the
Bal y tract Of land adjoining he .Andr oi q l..
Miggl1-. : a. IT. y and ~thers a. raid "a
cont "a i25 scT-- ! hc & r.-t 80 t.,- -o.t, lls
this iTs.s: = MAT of A.U i.riiy sr.d r -4b-
Jcrf Ca tho ir r-'sfe q 1iartia 5.lly
Ter. saIe cash hal u'" iu > maatt-
" IL : pcT interest, Time 81 -.l- ~ o'clock
o.. N. l. ia Ek,
nov. fNa IlrI- ----.EIlr
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Ev,lr AB,E HJl %ES AND LOTS
IN FOR SALE -Feysuant to a iudg-
- rf.e 4.Dri,r court of Wake , o
,s,ds-.l Is October term. S92
y ,0.Ith,rein pending and entii led
hosa..y p yell and others against ThoUas
n ~ ..t cth,r, We will on
4 NO>DAY, December 5, 1892.
4 s,~rbtc outcry TO the highest bidder
-G. y4u4ble houses and lots in Raj
IN towns .p Wake county, y 9 as
~, ,lt If land at the intersection
n Martin street extendedl and the Smith
III road adjoining the lands of Ben
kos,e Joha Gatlu and others, and
koen.il Rs +, 1 Ows Begins at a D int on
H. -rItd III road 5@11 feet north of the
Iir- 3. B-n Moore uns thence south with
la,A ratd i.i feet 10 HOore's line thence
g. y feet u said Moore's line, thence
rn t0taa neOf Martin street extended,
fhep.e along s-id street extended to be-
gunir- roininl a of an acre more
Or less Dol said lot Is q fo1r room
dwe..u1 GOOD condition and also well
of Oh water
Secou tn undivided one-half interest
in ciece of ard Il the intersection of Le-
h loss Begins NJ the Dorl beast corner of
tfsute-a ctiou Of said strs cts, runs thence
FatSard with he line Of Lencir streets
lSj 'e,tfoal bought by Dr Il. B. Hay
WOOD fu-Lc- northw ard at right angles
VIII Lelor street. 100 feet TO the southeast
toUer0t A B.rt,ell lot, thence westward
with h, line l3i feet Of said Haywood
strse thence -ou' hwardly with Haywood
str-., lgnie-tt1 the beginning; being lots
B san Il p1u this Niece of land are
four houses, three OF whica have two
room. e9ch and one Of wnich has four
ICONS All ot aid houses in good repair
There i also upon sand land we'll of good
water 60 yeulrnt 70 all Of said houses
Iuuy Ale = O'Clock m Place of sale
county lurt house door q Raleigh, \. G
ROBERT {. STRO>G.
ERNEST HAYWOO ,,
novl.'i- Commissioners.
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A dispatch from San Francisco says
the official vote of all the counties in
California, excepting San Francisco,
gives Harrison plurality of 6, 422.
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SALARY Or COMMISSION

To handle the Patent Chemical lux
ETasIag i-Dcil. Tie rnJ-J us. a end
novel lnve1 ion II tne bEe. Frs TX
thorough : "a tyo secO- O. Morss -
mrg C. 9lY 70 - per cent profit A.,-uts
m-hl-g 50 per week W also alli
d general gen :, take ek2rSe 81, -e-I4iary,
I'D acpO.D- -uJ agent. . raTe C-ai C
to IlaEe . one. w te .s- t.r.a "a
sample O: ersslns
THE ROsROE tH.SfREF'6 co.
ocl-en iZc5 i-iCaoaz. " -
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e2i. -, IBfs. Ds-k o.. 81 -. a..nt.,
No. have JUS rtroNl % to- .aH-A.t an
.ie.,lia! standard n-iqn- oak II = "a,
K II CURTAIN Desk. coIup etc IA every de-
tail. t - Is II Louis, fcg s. aud = IL
same = e aL3 finish FOR ses let. scot
cash zee their c;ud IN ihis issue send
sour nrdr- iirec' or send for : -cia circu
lar. Bank counter ann government work
specially ~eui in your no. pians for
designs aud PRICES
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30
FOR THE SECOND TIME
ahE " HaSE HOUSE yS PLACE
OF MOURNING
within Period OF Two Months-rhe
venerable Fatiier-in-LaW ofthe
President Passes Away


BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Rev.
John W. Scott, the father in law of
President Hsrrison died at 4:lO this
afternoon
DR.. Scott vas born January %, 1900
In Beaver county Penn Upon reaching
manhood he became a minister Of the
Presbyterian church and filled several
puipits, but in few years his voice fail
cd and he was forced to give up his voca-
tion. While General Harrison was a
United States senator Dr. Scott was ap
pointed to clerkship in the pension
Office and he held this position until his
son in law became president. He re-
sig led then, and moved to the white
honse, where he had since resided.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-30
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