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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-03
Money Paid to the Newspapers.


LONDON, Dec. PA Paris cores
pondent gives list of sums of money
paid the newspapers by the Panama
Canal company, as prepared by Rissig-
mol, former auditor in bankruptcy, as
follows: La Petit Journal, 600, 900
francs; Telegraphe, 900 francs; Je-
zienski, director of the Telegraphie, 120,-
600 francs; LIE Matin, $4,000 francs; LIE
Gaulois, 10000 francs; Meyer, director
of LIE Gaulois, 10000 francs; Radical.
100, 900 francs; Senator Magnier, di-
rector of L'Evenement, $4,000 francs;
Patinote, director of the Journal des
Dehats, 10000 francs. The last named
denies having received any money. The
other papers make no reference to the
exposure.
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rRoFEssIosAL cAKn>.

=" H. RIDDELL-ATToRHEY- EY-AT-LAW--Offi
41s Court Street, The Dalles, Oregon
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nK o. D. DoAN E. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~ GEoN., Ottice: rooms and CHAPMAN
'it,Ncs Residence: s. E. Court and
Fourth streets, see nd door from the corner.
Office hours to II A. NJ, to and to P. NJ.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-03

u NJ. SALYER, CIVIL ENGINEERING, survey
r. ing, and Architecture. The Dalles, Or.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-03

~ SIDDALI- = DENTIST. Gas given for the
IL painless extraction of teeth. Also teeth
set on flowed aluminium plate. Rooms: Sign of
rho tIolden Tooth. Second Street
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= BENNETT. .ATTORNEY-AT-LAw Of
N. ice sehAnno's building, up stairs The
Dalles, Oregon.
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Pleaded Guilty to Forgery.

OMAHA, Dec. Sidney Smith,
brought here from Toronto two months
ago for forgery, today pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to year in the peniten-
tiary. He was formerly president OF the
Association of American Architects.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. "A New York
syndicate has purchased the street rail
road systems of this city for so 900 900.
The motive power will be changed from
mules to electricity.
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The French ministry Mudd1e.

PARIS, Dec. 2.-Brisson has abandoned
the attempt to form new ministry, and
tthe situation is more muddled than
ever.
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nR. ESHEIN AN (HoM EoPATHICJ PHYSICIAN
IL and SURGEoN.-Calls answered promptly
day night, city or country. Office No. Sc anC
81 Chapman block. wit
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
seIs York Produce Market.

MFW YORK. December l4-Fiour closed
dull but steady Fine grades OF spring LOO
Al s.. do winter II5a3 60. Si3erhne spring
|. .75a9 %: do winter Soa2 ID; extra No l
suring 2 l0a4 q: do winter 3 25a3 10; extra
No. 2 spring J. S5a2 q; dc winter Z l0a2.2o
citv mills eXtra4 - for West Indies. Souths
ern -four in light demand and steady;
straights g 50a3 -.
WHEAT-Option opened weak on an
i1craasa ia th4 visible supply and dull and
weaker cables There was a moderate
sizing tbrou2 hout the day and prices
went gradual Y lower TO the close. The
uncertainty cbout the anti option b:il
also had depressing eject OF the market,
lots closed easier. Spot sales No 2 red
winter 14a13I: December =; January
tG34; February IS; March 7a15; April =;
May SlsI; June -
CORN-Options were moderately active
md weak, closin19 4 to 1c lower. Trading
;;not Gales No, 2 mixed 50; DO Dece mber
BIS; January q; February 52A; March
i: May 5215
OATS options dull and easier, closing
lightly low+r SpOt lots closed steady.
Spot sales No. white ~; do 4015; No
*6I5; do January 1873; February 33I;
say 3o1I
RYE Steady and q7iet; western 54a5S.
| FOHk-tlrr,s and u odei lately active
mess IA l0a : 70 tor Old; Is Stale 0O for
new.
LARD-Cl0sed tirmer but trading dull;
| December 1000; January 10 90; Februarl
-; March 80; May 9 A.
SUGAR-ReW, firm: IS teei MuscovaGt
? 1915; 96 test centrifugal 3B Refined
quiet; cut loaf and crushed 5 5-l6a519; gran
,liaIed 9s4a5; powdered Alb l6a5; cube
~ 45; corfectioners' a 45aa42I; staudart
a 43Ia ~; mould 4 5a51.
CoFt'Ae;-Spot lots closed firm. Fai
1i0 No. I H. Futures closed strong. Ri
Y Santos No. T. Decfmhel 16 80; Januar,
u 10; Nerch IS 80; April 5 50; May 1s.S0.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
PERSON Al.

r. ]. Cheatham, of Durham, is in the
city.
n. W. Barber, Esq of Wilkesboro, is
here.
J.F.L Arufeld, of Mount Airy, is
at the YaTboro,
Samuel Martin Inman, Of Atlanta, Ca,
has rooms at the Yarboro.
Miss Mamie Robbins left yesterday to
attend the Methodist conference at
Goldsboro.
The marriage of Mr.. Thos, B. Johnson
and Miss Virginia n. Smith, both of
this city, will be celebrated on the 2lst,
instant
Hon. Lee S. Overman has been elected
trustee of Trinity college to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Mr John
W. Mauney.
r. G. Pittman. noted civil engineer,
was stricken with paralysis at his office
in Rocky Mount few days ago the
case is serious one.
Messrs. E. r. DuBose, Fl. A. lnman
and F. v Rhodes, of Atlanta, Ga, are
in the city to attend the Inman-M -McPhee'
ters nuptials this evening.
The many friends of Miss Maggie
Banks of No II South Wilmington
street, are delighted to greet her on he
return from her recent pleasant outing.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
Baltimore Produce Mark ct.

BALTIMORE, Nd Dec 14.-Fiour quiet
aud steady. Western super l S5a2 %; do
X ra 25i3 10; do family 40s3 so; winter
wheat patent 0124 80; spring wheat
~aF5n- 1 25a4 10; sp1ins wheat straight
390a4 20.
WHEAT-D Il bat firm: No red spot
I 1Ia7434; D,ceinber 7455a74a5; January
751sa753I; N8y SiRStK; ste amer Noz red
20 bid Southern wacat steady. Fu IL
70475; Loncb arr? 72a76
uar 4814a4915: February ; May ) bid;
steamer mixed No 2 ~ bid. Southern
cora figms viii 46a:s; yellow 4614al6s4 h..
GA'pS-Stea9y No white western 43
asked; No 60 3s1Ia39
RYE Firm Nc ,. q asked
HAY-St5ady, Good 70 choice timothy
! il 50al5 50
PBOVlsIOSs- Firm Mess po K, "A IS
/ ais co bulk meats, Loose shoulders 81
/ l,ng clear rms 81; sugar picked should
/ ers "a; hams sc-an l2z; large 11&z.. lard
I refined 1114; crude 10 90.
BUTTE. Firm Creamery fancy 3la
80; do fa'r to cho ice 29,31: imitation z5a e
ladle, IAN Y 22a25; roll fancy 23a24; fair tC
| socd 30a2
FGG5- Active and firm at 26a27.
CCF FEE-Ficm Far Rio cargoes 1874
sUGAS STEADY Granrlated 4e4c.
COPPER STEADY; refined j0M.
W H ISkY-S- eady at i.t5al %.
PEANUTS Firm Virginia fancy han,
picked 31sR47l; choice 3a33l; farmers 81
81; y srth Carolina 3; No shelled 4a41I
no 2 d. 31S.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
tStocgs ana Bonds.

NEEE YcFK, Dee. 1+.-Oreg0n fn,nurte
lstsi l0l bid; Alabama "a l02 asked; Als
bama B. l06 bid; Alabama 6 o. bid. l. u
islana !consoisl 9625; Tennessee ol ~ 81
bid Richmond ana West Point s: Rich
m0ni ana AltnghanV -; Norfolk anG Nes
tern preferred 37s4; East Tennessee 4; do
preferred 2e; Cotton Oil 70; do preferred
80; Tennessee new set Is 1887: Tennes
S5e 5's tol; 'sc-lflasse9 SIS 56; virginia & s
80 Did; Virginia FIX Mat. iC1npon5j * BID:
Virginia Consolidated 50; Brunswick Cour
ty ~; silver Cert ficates S3%: 4nerica
n Sugar Retire y 10e14; do pr5-le red 10!$[:
North Carolina - 9S: North Ca-oIirs f3555
i221< bic; South Caro- Ina Browns GS lid
Memnhis and harleston 50 Mobile nd
Ohio 81 R!chmo ono ana Danvjl & =: len
nessee Coal and Iron 36}5; az praterret -.
NEW YORK, Dec II Western n on
9536 Adams ~xp1ess l53; Ant tIcau tx
press :. I1i Ell States Express 6C N.Ts
FARGO Kxpress As; Cleveland. Colrmfn +,
Nncianatl and Indianapolis ~; New
1orA G. trail 1927; Nesg jersey t,entral
l27; IlliLois Central l0l; Ohio Central a
Michigan central 05; Northern Pafi1r
~; do prefer d 493s; Central Pacific q.
Union Pacific 2 4; Missouri Pacific ssi/'
IsSas I6s;4 tactic 9!s Aanhattaa Alegatetj
l2s12;. Al on AID Terra ante 30: do ure.
terred $50: CeDals Soutneln IS: Cartd D..
Pacific S9$4; ( hIcaeo snd Ait l4l: Chez
apeake and Ohio G23s; Delaware nd Hn!
| son l2SA: Delaware, Lsckawauna and
| Western l5036; Denver Is; Erie 24lI do pr.s-
ferred -; Kansas ana Texas IA; Lake
Shore l2a2s; Ike r rie and rvestein 22l4
do preferred AZ; Louisville aud Na,s
lie 70; NorthW esfern l1136; do PREFER
ed 1855; Ontario ard Western 1sI: One
and Mississippi q; do or ferred =: Pacifi,
Mail 2SH; Quiet silver 3; do pr ferret II
Reading, 5 4; Rock Island 79A: Omahf
AK; do preferred l!73z, 81 PAM. 771%; d
preferred 1907; Nashville and Chat5a
nooga and St Lonis 81; Wabash II; do pre
ferrod =; thicago Burlington and Qulnc,
9,T. Peoria, Decatur and Evansville d;
Manitoba 112; Ore on Navigation "a
Richmond Terminal sX; Baltimore anC
Ohio 9324.
The only trading of moment on the STOCK
exchau ge 1urIng the m3rning hours wa
in Union Pacific, Rock, Island, Missou .
Pacific, Western Union, Wniskv Trus
and Lead Trusts, Wheeling aud Lag.
Erie and atchiso4 rriczs opened irreg
ular throughout, with TIE creates. char ge
in the stocks nsmed, bu even the e d.
not exceed fractions. There vas absolute
ly no feature in connection viii tie deal
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
Markets by Telegraph.
Businessfu the Cotton Market IL Much
Reduced in Volume Awaiting The
Final Disposition of the
AGti-GptiOn Bill.

The advance in Liverpool this morning
was somewhat more than expected aad
our market fairly responded to the fa-
vorable advices, bur on lib .ral offerings
reduced demand and later lower quo, q
tons from I!iverpool, tba market. as was
quite natural, gradually yielded a few
points hu without manitsst.ng AZ Y Gecisd
weakness, The improvement n Liverpool
IS reported as the re. ul. o. Mr.. Ellison
tavorah e view o. c0ttnu IS eXnre ssad il
his monthly circular j st Issued Busi
ness is much reduced IN volume awaiting
the final disposition of the auti-optlon bill.
Receipts st the ports are estimated ar
80 0e0 bales Of wac % coo ar5 at the Gulf
ports.
Manchester reports the market for yarns
quiet ard stead with cloths quiet.
| TIE cotton market IN the afternoon was
dull with prices confired within ! range
| of five to seven points tfe entire da5 There
was some talk OF the N 4rket having been
overb0ught dur ng the morning but evi-
dences Of the fact was II It fort hcoming
Private cables stated that The antl-op
tlcE bill was being C}0seiy " trchad by
English operators and that the II certain
~ respecting toe rending leg'siation 1a'
clpsed soma tiGns at Liverpool tJ refuse
orders from the S9uta. 1t was believed
hal be strike of Lane hire SpiCn1cs was
approaching a termination as tie card
room haI ds h8ve pretty nearly exhausted
theic funds. When thi5 is actually &C
c0mpli he'd improvement ii cotton
srecaiati u is expected in as much rs the
consumption by tngigh spinneTs has
ben curtailed 5000 bales per month
since the inaus suTatioD Of ,be strike
Actual receiGts at all ports for the day
35, lS9 bales aga1ns. 1862 last week an(
, 2 o2l last year
rhe spot market is quiet Mj5dltpg up
lands 9s.c. Sales ~ bales
Transactions II utures to DAP 1919, 80
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15

mos and at noon prices were only slightly
changed from no Of Ia { evening Ine
sale, Tor the morning amounted to l33, 4io
shares. ,e.a-
noon, but plic5s continued lrreg guar.
some of the let recorded marked adyance
Viii e Others showed sin | ar decline Read
ing was quite actively raided at times
The bears supplemented he selling by re-
norris that 10 interest will be pal1 on the
eecord income boz ds, hut 9th Well IN
formed brokers stated that the full latsr
est on all tie incomes will be p id in cash
The stock. however, did not de line ma e
riallv. closing only Sc lower.
The closing pIices were Irregular. the
ore4test changes fer the day were in East
Tennessee, which clio ell per cent lower,
and Ohio Southern which closed AZ per
cent. General Electric, Lake Shore, Ma
tlonal Linseed Oil closed & to II per cent
| higher TIE sales for the day amounted
to 336.0lo shares.
| BALTIMORE, Dec. II Virginia consol;
40 Did: 90 3'5 7319a74; Baltimore & 0hit
| stock S51I: Northern Central stock 6o b!d
I baltimore & Ohio Southwestern l0S bid
40 Fl st comes IS I'D; do second income.
81 bid. do third incomes "a asked; cOnsoli
dated gas bones 115A BID; do stock 57S'
5SL.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
Tonight. Tonight. Eo-Ninht

The Swedish Quartette will appear at
Metropolitan Hall to night presenting a
grand concert, such as has made the
company famous in the musical world.
Speaking Of the combination. the Re
cord Union, OF Sacramento, Cal, says:
1t was charming entertainment; the
music was mixture of light and popu
lar melodies with few selections of a
higher order. 1t is rare that quartetts
succeed 50 well in pleasing an audience.
The voices harmonized exqulsitcly, and
were managed with admirable tact. Ne
one singer IS remarkable in vocal power
but combined they are like rich, finely
toned, and skillfully manipulated organ
We do not remember that any concer
quartette has ever been more heartily ap
plauded in this city than was that of las
night.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
Take Warming

One drink and a promise TO take no
more almost invariably meansa debauch.
The Christmas days with the attendant
festivities arc almost here. What is in
tended as ht.le fun, may cost life.
Better 60 to the Kelley Institute al
Greensboro and get yourself beyond
temptation before the trying times come
Not much less than life is health and
happiness to be considered The Kelley
Institute at Greensboro can restore your
manhood aud make you and your loved
ones happy.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
Chicago Produce Market,

CHICAGO, u. cemher IA Wheat was
weak and declined "a Cn tbs increase in
tie avail4ni- supp and the low cables
The weakness III wheat vas responsible
for the 1<c decline in corn.
Oats extremely dn1 and easier. Clos
ing &c lower
Provisions started with spurt and then
Weakened. ComUared 9.ita yesterdays
closing ICES ,IiZ r,ary PORK Is exc over
ana Ma 2tSc bigseT; January pOrh IS 1Ac
lower aud May nc high-r: Jauuary IL
2-l &c lowe aud May unchs nged
The following wrre ne cioslug tiguers
Wheat- December 7i35; ,laIu 4ry 7-7s.
.JsnuarF ~; MAY 4.I; Injv Az l.ats+
ltecer er 30: J nuery 3 =; May IS Pork
-Eeceun ne 80, -it.3lrig X 21s: NJ
Is SIS Lard ,leceT Der Az: January
9 -; Eisg % Ribs December $50, Ian
us-ry s, 10; May S 05.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
Obituary.

Edwin, age years, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Moseley, of Durham, died at the
Yarbsro hotel yesterday morning. The
funeral procession will march from the
Yarboro to the Catholic cemetery at
1890 o'clock this morning. All friends
are invited to attend. Mr.. Moseley for
merly did business in Raleigh. He had
many friends here and many of them re
member little Edwin, and they all loved
him. He was a bright child, his moth
er's idol and his fathers pet. Death
loves a shining mark and when the grim
reaper cut down this life, yet il its in
fancy he deprived home of its pleasures
and Joys
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
HOLIDAY Goods.

1t affords me much pleasure to intro
duce to the public something entirel j
new in the way Of cut glass and hand
painted bottles. have in stock choice
line of foreign extracts and colognes
also Pinaud's, Coudray's, Ricksecker's
and Colgate'a famous soaps. [ have s
handsome selection of plush cases, toiler
requisites and meerchaum pipes, cigar
and cigarette holders that cannot be ex
celled; also have fresh supply of Huy
ler's candies. Drugs aud medicine
carefully compounded by sSilful pharma
cists. Come ard examine before pur
chasing.
Very respectfully,
j. f. MORGAN, Pharmacist.
(Successor to J. w McGee).
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15

A stock, the magnitude of ours, is well
nigh impossible of description, but it is
surely worthy Of visit from any one
within reach Of our place.
Every season the idea of utility in the
selection of a Christmas present, is more
and more thought Of. With this in view
we made our holiday selections with the
most careful consideration. All of our
fancy wares being upon the second floor
and easily reached by elevator, makes
holiday shopping particularly pleasant
this year.
Visitors are always welcome, whether
as purchasers or simply to look through
the several departments.
W II & R. S. Tucker & Co,
decl4 3t
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
Harris Steam Dye Works,

Harris Steam Dys W rks has noye be
come nc 1sehal w I'd all over the 20 tb.
Ha.e;gn Is famous for her en- erprIsipg
business men. aid among tho that de
serve special mention is Mr. ID W = Har-
ris, proprietor of Harris Steam ID 8
WORKS, This gentleman is determined to
90 the nnest work ever done by any house
before and to Prov this he viii executa
sample Job tor Any person in the United
otsteS Lee or charge. stamp mnst &C
company all sample jobs by mali for re turn
postage No garment larger than a gea-
tieinan's v st viii be dyed free. Cash will
paid for all 20 Cs that do not civf perf.rt
satis'action This Is toe faire.t offer mad J.
by any house before and is certainly worth
investiga ing Address all orders to Har-
rs Steam Dye Works South blount II
Raleigh. n. G.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15

CHICAGO, Dec. 14-The closing ses
sion of the fourth annual convention of
the American Sabbath Union was held
to day. Columbus, Ohio, was selected
as the place of meeting next year. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Elliott F. Shepard, Of New York
general and corresponding secretary,
Rev. J. H. Knowles. of New York; gen.
eral field secretary, Rev. Il. George, OF
Pennsylvania; treasurer, R. NJ Peerlee,
of New York
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
$4,000 DaY! Stfn They Say Time,
Arc Har6.

Agents making $500 an hour BY get
ting subscribers for the ECLECT1c
With our agents COMING MONEY, we
have still been unable TO secure services
OF the desired number of active. work
ing canvassers, male and female. Ter
ritory abundant and thousands of dol
lars waiting for those who wish to en-
gage In paying, pleasant and perma-
nent business in North Carolina and
other States. Liberal contracts to limi-
ted number. Commission or salary, OF
salary and commissions Kindly give
references when you write or call. Ad
dress: THE ECLECTIC, Raleigh N. c.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
Glover Returns.

Albert Gould Glover, who was arrested
in Philadelphia at the instance of DR..
R. H Reeves and A. j. Lyman of Ashe
vile, on a charge of obtaining money
under false pretences, arrived in Ashe-
vile Saturday afternoon in the custody
Of Detective W. H Deaver Of that city .
He had a preliminary hearing before Jus
tice A T. Summey Saturday evening,
when further hearing was set for Wed
nesday, December 21, and bond was
fixed at $1,000. Bond was not furnish
ed and Glover was committed to the
county Jail,
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
Raleigh Steel. and bond Market.
Quotations u .he Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company.

Quotations u .he Inter STATE Trust and
Brokerage Company
RALEIGE, De. mher 4. 1899.
North CaroGus SIS lex. int.l 122 bid;
asked.
North Carolina IS 50 bid; ZOE aakad.
=. c Il E. 10l bid, IL 4 asked
W. Y {; Z. 4. CO SIS 81 lid; 81 4sked,
r z u. Railroad SIS is bid =. asked
2 q G Railroad &c Did; = askei
s Z R r 8 80 bid; i02 askeci.
City OF stsleigh 0's 1891, 1865 mis-. asked
Raleigh 5tre@i Hallway SIS % seke6
\, G. agricultural 5ociety d's lex inst
40 bid; :. asEo,9
Citizens National Bark 121 biz
Comnlerciai end Farmers Ba2lk III
National Bank Of Raleigh bio; l43
ked.
Raleigh Savings Bank 40 bid; li5 asked.
Raleigh Cotton Mius iol bic, asked
Raleigh Cotton Mills rs 02 bid; ..
asked.
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills 6s bid; 20
asked.
Caraleigh Cotton Mills Is bid; 50 asked
| y. c. Car Company 100 bid; . asked.
| Peace Institute 66 bid; .. asked.
Raleigh Land and improvement Co, :.
! bid; rs asked.
R-aleigh sias Light Co. IS bid; !. asked.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15

WILMrNGTow, \. u, Dac. l4.-Spirits
tsJrDeAtine fl n at 279l. Rosin firm; strain
ed 81; good strained 100 Tar ateady at
leo; Crude tnrpentine sleaIy; hard 90;
yellow dip and virgin 70.
NEW YORK, Dec. "A. Spirits tQrpentine;
the demand Is light but values are steady:
quoted at 3la3l3l Rosin quiet, strained
1914; do good l 32l4.
CHARLEsTOE, : c., December 14-Rosin
firm 81 leo Tor good strained: spirits tur-
pelitjne firm a5 z71sa275+c
SAVANNAH Ga, Dec IA -Rosin firm;
strained i.06ail0; spirits turpentine firrn
at ZSc
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15
VNMAN--McP LETTERS.
The Nuptials TO-Night--Cards OF Adj
mission.

To night at O'Clock at the First Pres,
byterian church, Rev. DR.. Leftwlch, OF
Baltimore, officiating, Mr. Samuel Martin
[nman. of Atlanta. Ga, and Miss Mil
dred Murphy McPheetera, Of this city,
will be joined in holy wedlock. A large
number of friends of both parties have
arrived from Atlanta and Baltimore to be
present at the nuptials DR.. Leftwich,
who will otficiate, is an uncle of the
bride.
1t will be an occasion of more than
usual interest, the contracting parties oc-
cupying high social positions at their re,
sp, ctive homes Cards Of admission will
be required at the entrance to the church,
only those invited being expected TO at
tend
The state chronicle., 1892-12-15

The christmas CHRONICLE, Sunday,
will offer extraordinary advantages to
advertisers.
GLASGOW Vents colored aged Ill
wears. died near Falkland, Pitt county,
short time ago.
The new advertisements in to days
CHRoNICLE are particularly attractive.
Attention is called to the advertising
columns generally.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Will hold a meeting this atternot
II lie residence Of Miss Hattie Ennlss
on south Salisbury
II is stated that the merchants Of the
state will recew. With al their vlsor,
before the next legislature, their fight to
secure the repeal of the tax on mcr
chants PURCHASES.
Congressman II, ?. Cheatham, Of
North Carolina, the only colored man IN
congress. contemplate devoting the
next two wears to a lecturing tour through
the north and northwest,
The meeting Of the trustees Of David
son Colegein Charlotte yesterday showed
the institution in fine trim with one hun.
dred and forty six students now present,
with prospects Of more with the begin
ming of the new year.
Ii will he interesting TO the colored
people Of Raleigh TO learn that Evange
list Lonev. to whom the CHRONICLE re
ferred few days since, was arrested il
Wilmington, but the charge was with
drawn before he was committed to jail
lie is still preaching in that city.
Lewis and James Kess and Ed. Moore
county convicts Of Buncombe county, es
capped from the chain gang at Morgan
Hill Sunday. The three were sent ~
for burglary. During the night the
freed themselves from the shackles AM
left at the first opportunity.
On Monday night, the 18th inst, Vim
G Hill Lodge, No. 2lS, A. F. and a
NJ, elected the following officers for th
wear 1898: Worshipfui Master, j. {
Drewry; Senior Warden, r. G. Redford
Junior Warden, j. r. Harris; Treasure
j. A. Briggs; Secretary, N. L Brown.
Elsewhere will be seen an attrsctivel
displayed advertisement of the famOl
Harry Bassett Whiskey," the reput
tion Of which is far reaching. The whi
key is handled in Raleigh by speci
%. gents, AID glance at their space W
satisfy the prospective purchaser whe
he can find j, always on sale.
DR.. T. G. Broughton, Of Winsto
preached to large congregation at Il
Baptist Tabernacle last evening. NJ
Broughton is a young man and will
remembered as the gentleman havi
stopped the practice of medicine
Reidsville some few months since to e
ter the ministry. He is making a rep
tation in the pulpit.
The CHRONICLE this morning presel
the statements of tine Raleigh Savin
bank, the Commercial and Farme
bank and the Raleigh National bar
showing the condition at the close
business December 8. Attention is dir
ted to them as they show prosperity
those institutions, indicating the grow
Of business here. A city is judged, t
great extent, by the condition Of
banks Raleigh has nothing to
ashamed of in this respect. The bs
showing here compares favorable "
cities much larger than Raleigh