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The morning call., 1892-02-21
sPECIAL hOTICEs.


SPECIAL HOTICEs.
ny Notice - Republican County Com
To DR.. K {. Meyers, Chairman or the Republican
County Committed OF the City aud County OF San
Francsco-Sir: The undersigned members OF the
Republican County Committee OF the city and
county OF San francisco. representing the majority
OF tho County Committee, respectfully request that
you call meeting or SAID County Committee for
next THURSDAY, February 20, at the hour of &
o'clock NJ, at Irving Hall, 1879 Post ST. San Fran
cisco. A. A. WATSON.
j. H. MAHONEY
j. j. MORAN.
j. II. MULLEN.
fell st j. s DYER
re- Nichols Injection Avoids the Need
LE~S OF medical advice; no change of Diet a deli
cate remedy of marvellous effect All druggists
sell it, fe20 IT
w9 A Sure and Safe Cure for All Irregu-
~ lar or painful monthly periods from what
ever cause; instruments used; all female com
plants treated successfully; home for patients with
best care; results guaranteed by MRS. DIR. GWYER,
3lllh Hyde St, bet Eddy and Enis. jal2 If
RP X. NJ. Edwards, Notary Public
Eh~S once, 42l Montgomery ST.: nOtarlal busi-
ness can be transacted after business hours at my
residence, Zoo Geary ST.. san Francisco Cal 20 II
|" Bad Tenants Elected for 81. CoIloc-
4D tons made. city or country. PaeInc Collection
Company, 12s California st. Room 8 de22R
EP Books bought and sold. King Bros,
ET~S Fourth st.. near Market. mr27 II
TIA whitening Rooms, ST. Up; Papering
E~T IS up. GEO. HARTMAN. 5l3 Third ST. II Sm
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PROPERTY WANTED.
EASTERN PARTIES WITH 100000 WANT
u 70 invest in some good paying property and
cheap lots. None but owners need address box %.
this Office. Its
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XNANrED-IN A PRIVATE AMERICAN FAM
W Ily, with no young children. or rooms with
board for gentleman, wife and daughter or 9: with
I'm 10 blocks OF Denman school; will furnish own
room il necessary good price paid; answers 20 re.
ceive attention must contain full particulars and
references Address Rooms, box 124, CALL Branch
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WANTED IN SAN RAFAEL. 2 SWEDISH
w girls; cook and Iaundress, wages $50; second
girl wages S25: in family. Apply at 20 and y
Irumm ST. city. Tuesday, 23d. fell 81
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CINGLE FURNISHED ROOMS-PER DAY. 25C.
- soc. 75c; week, 81 to So; open all night WALDO
HOUSE. 735 Market ST. fel6 IT'S
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pEAUrY-THE COMPLEXION Is BEAUTY'S
- chief charm. Ladies, why have wrinkles, plu-
pies and sslowness II you place yourself under
my treatment 1 will remove every trace OF them
and make your complexion perfect. My remedies
harmless and will keep the complexion in youth
ful beauty. Ladies can my preparations at homo
with perfect success MRS. X. L. FULTON 422
Post u. {ashs
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"A ANTED-MEN TO GO SEALING. CALL
W early Monday, 509 Howard st. tel rs
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> YOUNG MEN To LEARN TELEGRAPHING
= and qualify Tor good paying positions Califor-
MIA Telegraph Co.. kearny ST.. cor ay. fel5 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
pREs,AIAl,ERs.

IA ANTED-BABY CARRIAGE; GOOD CoNDI
" ton; state lowest price. 1920 Market st. lt<
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Y957 HartnagIe supreme Arch Chap ~
= . ter No 3. U. a. o. D.-The officers and 49,
members Of this chapter are hereby notified V y
to attend special meeting at their hall on MON
DAY. February 20, at ! o'clock p NJ. sharp for
the purpose OF attending the funeral OF our late
brother Arch Druid. j. NJ ANDERSON.
PAUL EHMASN, Chief Druid.
JOHN HUTTON. Secretary. fell 81
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"a ANTED-IGO MEN TO-DAY TO rAKELODG-
~ iugs from Zoe TO 25c per night; new house.
GA Washington St felO Inns
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DARBERS-B SHOP IN OAKLAND: BROAD
ID way station; rent and water Tree. Inquire Mar
ket-Sy Branch CALL. fel7 Is 10 20 p % 6t
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MALE HELP WANTED.

"a ANTED 49, LATHER AND PLASTERER TO
~ take contract for country hotel; pOtterer and
maker Of earthenwares; young German about place;
German waiter for a cofee-5alOOn 50 per week;
farmers laborers, mixers cooks walters ana dish
washers ". -. EN- Err x CO.. 626 Clay. fe2l It
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cnrRCn Nor1CEs-CoNrINuEp.


Er8s Simpson Memorial Methodist Epis-
tsIS copaI Church cor. Hayes and Buchanan SIS
Rev. A @. HiTst. D.. pastor; residence 436 oak
ST. Preaching at IL A. NJ. and 80 P. NJ Ihe
pastor Will preach at both services. AT II A NJ
DR.. HiTst Will begin series OF sunday morning
sermons Oh the " Discovered Christ" and at z 80
will preach the eighth In the series OF speclSi
sermons TO Young men; subject: True Manhood
the Want of the Times" Sunday-school az II 80 P.
IL &. b. Perkins, superintendent. Epwortb League
service at 30 The IN this church are iree
The public cordially Invited 10 all the services
Ushers in attendance. Prayer meetlng Wednesday
evening at 7:45. Ladies' Aid Society Entertain
ment Monday evening. Chautsuqua Circle Tuesday
evening. teEO ""
RS Tho First New Jerusalem Sweden
E~0 borgian) Church, O'farreli St, bet. webster
and FlllmOre-Rey. JOhn Doughty, pastor. Services
every Sunday morning at IL o'clock. The subject OF
the doctrinal lectures for tins evening Is: new
Church View OF Justification by Faith" SABBATH
school every Sunday morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
All are invited. Seats free. II
R9 Young Mems Christian sssociatl on
GL~G Building 232 Suffer St. bet kearny ST. ana
Grant aYe.-A special and important meeting lor
young men this Sunday afternoon, at 3 O'CLOCK,
addressed by Rev. If. ID. Wizard OF Boston. singing
under the direction OF Mr.. Robert Lloyd. assisted
by a large chorus OF male voices. The attendance
restricted 70 young men between 10 and 40 years
of age.
R5s metropolitan Temple-People's Sn-
Eb~1 sectarian services sunday at o clock hoN'
Thomas Chalmers EaStOn, ID, and Mr. T. Il. Ray
liss will speak. Rousing singing seats Tree. rms
meeting will be for the benefit OF honest douDt-
49, 2. -
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A RRINED-PROF. LEONIS, ASTRAL MEDIUM
~ and scientific adviser a Turk St. K. ? ia29 Il
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NJ ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WAIST-TRIM-
w mer, 1926 Suffer ST. fell u
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4 T STENOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE 331 MONT
LAgOmery st.Shorthand students graduate ia 4 mos;
day and evening classes positions flied every week.
au2 81 3Ot
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~ A Meeting nf Dele ~ (cF~qAR
H. gates to convention on EaET(\\ASsk =
celebration of st. Patricks day A,-(M \NETAC
will be held in X. Il. b. Hall To- 0SElSS 49, a \
social military and benefit or ~ fsaFSF&
CARNATIONS as have not yet APP
pointed delegates thereto are particularly re
quested to do so at once.
JAMES r. KELLY, President
nv y SpprnfarV
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DAN! RAIN! RAIN UMBRELLAS. PARA.
Bush St iaI4 u
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THE INDEPENDENT ORDER or AMERICAN
Bakers viii supply all master bakers with first
class help Apply JOHN SHAEKEY lab Third. IA s.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
l oANS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES, MERCHAN
II disc. JOHN SNOWMAN. 1881 Kearny r. l2l7tf
MONEY ON GOOD SECURITY AT REASON
vi able rates. BAILEY. 7le Market st. jazz I'm
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
AVA Security Loan Bank, 100 Market st. mr.. Mason
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COMPETENT STENUGRAPHER AND TYPE
- writer wanted by lawyer at MERGED; wages
reasonable: employment permanent j. w KNOX,
MERGED fe2O 7t
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slOO AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE MOST
-OO remarkable book ever published for the
money, " the Best Fifty BoOSs Of the Greatest
Authors ~; also biographical sketch of each author;
really IS books in 0ne speaks for itself city and
country agents wanted. THE j. DENYING Co.
Sl3 Market ST.. s r. ia2Q II
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es st. Tatrick's Day - AwN
80 Convention Of 800 win Er E@TVVO4A1
be held TO-DAY at 80 p. NJ. @-fEa \ ksssStt p
at Irish-AmerIcau Han 1t is nlslI8a ~ q ~
earnestly requested that every 49, ss5YS<CfsA
delegate will respond to the f0I ~ XsffS ~ &
call. Delegates rom irish-AmeT- @s-S - N
can organizations, outside OF the A. .. H., with
credentials, will be courteously received IN the
convention, The cooperation OF all those who de-
sire to the day credltably celebrated at Wood
wards Gardens by oratory, music and song OF our
Fatherland is earnestly solicited.
j j. HANION. Secretary
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REIGN OF TERROR,
The Terrible State Of Affairs Existinp
on the Tennessee Border.
b The United Press

GALLATIN, Tenn, Feb. "a
reign OF terror has existed for two
years in this county, due to the dep
relations OF what appears to be an
organized band of barn burners.
The hot-bed of these criminal oper-
atlons appeared to be in the neioh.
borhood of HendersonviIIe. ten
miles from here. In this one vicin-
lty over 100000 worth of
property has been burned. Re-
Gently Andrew Epps, Abe Youree,
the Martin boys and eight other
river rats, all white men, were ar
rested for participating in the
crimes but were acquitted. 1t was
SO strong again them, however, that
they fled. Tuesday it became known
that the Martin boys had returned.
The same evening mob visited
their house and demanded their
surrender. This was refused and
when a moment later a head was
seen at the window the mob fired.
Then it was discovered that thew
had killed the mother of the bows
they left Immediately and the sons
after burying their mother end
telling a neighbor what they had
done disappeared. 1t was reported
IN the neighborhood on Wednesday
that they had been overtaken. slot
to death and their bodies left in the
woods. Wednesday night the hand
some farmhouse of William Dixev
not far from the Martin home. was
burned Us the result of an incendi
ary fire. -Four barns also went
down bs fore an incendiary torch.
To-day Vhite county IS aroused.
Armed men are patrolling every
farm and suspicious looking persons
will fare badly.
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Fatal Fire in Louisville.
By Ua.ted P1ess.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 5. A
disastrous fire broke out at 3 O'Clock
this morning in the office of the
Central Tobacco warehouse of Ed
wards, Barnard & Co., on Main
street. Mr.. w. S. Edwards, the
st enior member of the firm, was
burned to death. He was asleep in
his room at the time, and it is sup
posed that he never awoke. Mr..
Edwards was 55 yaars old and un-
married. He had for years been
sleeping over the office. He was
widely known throughout the State
and was very wealthy. The loss
to the building and contents is esti-
mated at about $4,000; fully in
sured.
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Captain Alexander on the Money
Question.
By United Press.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. 5. Capt. S
B. Alexander, Of North Carolina,
who is at the metropolitan, said last
night to a Post reporter: "These
cities that are full of money don't
seem to realize the scarcity Of moaey
in the rural districts. 1t is the
present mode of distribution OF he
money that causes the demand for
the increased circulation. The col
lateral that the farmers have is not
negotiable out of the sections in
which they reside; this causes q
stringency Of money at the times of
making the crops and forces the
farmers to pay ruinous time prices
for their supplies Politics are very
quiet in North Carolina just now" )"
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raleigh, N C., Saturday Morning February ( 12o2

sage OF the appropriation and said
1t should be passed at once.
MIR. ). D. Taylor, (Ohio) defend
cd the superintendent of the census
Mr.. Henderson defended the snner
intendent and his work. He 70.
viewed the census work as original.
y contemplated under the late Mr.
COX : which was entirely different
from the data gathered. The field
work on farm mortgages was not
yet completed. The committee
t then ne, reported favorably, and the
OIL was passed, After an hour
spent in the consideration of private
bills, the House at 5 D. m. ad.
Journed until tomorrow to pay tri-
butes OF respect to the late Hon. w.
ii. F. Lee, of Virginia.
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Sam. Jones Last Night.

The inimitable Sam. Jones lee
tured last night on "Charact-r and
Characters" He didn't stick very
close to his subject, but he stuck to
his audience and his audience stuck
to him. There was much in it OF
wit but more of wisdom. Toward
the close, when he was impressing
the necessity Of adding Temperance
to the other graces. he grew
strangely intense and thrilling. A
more impressive and forcible tenn
perance admonition was never heard
in Raleigh. 1t wasn't a stereotvped
lecture; it was singing and biting
excoriation that men were not
ashamed of drunkenness and whisky
drinking. Stronger illustrations
and more telling and clinching
arguments could not have been pro-
duced. There isn't another like
him in intensity, unique utt srance,
homely thrusts and hitting straight
from the shoulder.
After the lecture DIR. Reid an
nounced that MIR. Jones would
preach at Edenton Street Me,ho-
dist church Sunday at | a. 10. and
$3.50 p. N.
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a Very Pleasant Affair

Was the musicale given under
the auspices OF The Lend-a-Hand
circle of Kings' Daughters ar the
residence OF Mrs. Kr.th. on West
Edrnton street, last evening. The
was given for the
destitute of Raleigh. who 80 mu, h
need aid jn-t now. Some Of the
most pleasing voices of the city and
Peace Institute delighted those who
were so fortunate as 10 attend.
"hlle the performance was rendered
doubly enjoyable by the solos Of The
musical Mr. Hcrwitz. of the Ray
l.. Royce company, and the charm
ing dancing of Mis-. Jessie Lindsay.
the pre:ty. graceful little soubretfe
OF the same combination, who kind
" lent their efforts to render the
affair successful.
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Poor Alice Mitchell.
BY United Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. ). Miss
Alice Mitchell, slayer OF Freda
Ward, when informed yesterday by
her lawyer that she would escape
the gallows grew frantic and said
that she looked forward TO the day
when she should be hanged as the
happiest day Of al. Beyond the
gallows she believes that she will
once more meet Freda. Nhe became
terribly despondent and fears are en-
tvrtained that she will commit sui
eide.
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Price Five Cents.

ment expects TO hear f~om Minister
tgan officially as TO the result
announced in the press dis
patches from Santiago that Minis
Ter OF Crimes Foster had announc.d
the finding OF the court in the Balfi-
more sailors assault cases. The
sentences AS contained in the press
dispatches are though, to be quite
light. and the fact tha: no one i
held responsible for Sailor Higgins
death provokes some criticism in
official circles.
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TINY TELEGRAMS.
By the United Pres,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala Feb. ). JUDGE
David Clopton, senior associate
justice of the Alabama supreme
court, died at Montgomery this
morning, aged Il.
LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 5. Gen
eral James +. Robinson, one of the
best known sporting men in the
country, died here this morning. 60
years old.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 5. Tn.
supreme court decision sustaining
the act of Congress excluding lot.
terry matter from the mails and aIr.
Morris letter Withdrawing his pro.
pcsal Tor a renewal of the Louis-
lana lottery charter have had the
effect Of advancing the price of
shares oi the Mexican lottery from
so to SO per share.
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Business Failures.
BY the United Press.

New YORK. Feb. ). The bust
ness tailur, 5 during the last sryen
duys, as reported by r. G.. Dun &
Co.. number for the United States
213, Canada &C, a total of 2l9, IA
compared with totals OF 297 last
week and 322 week previous to the
LAST and S06 for the corresponding
week Of last year.
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To Become a Missionary.
SQeci. Il TO State Chroui IL.

SALEM, N. c., Feb. 5. Mr.. Her
man Beck, of Germany, who has
been in Salem for several months
studying the English language, will
be ordained in the ministry by
Bishop RondthaIer next Sunday
night. Mr.. Beck will soon go to
Cherokee, Indian Territory, as a
Moravian missionary.
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Winston Salem News,
Special to STATE CHRONICLE

Special to STATE CHRONICLE.
W1NsroN-SALEN, N. c., Feb. 5.
}. w. Barrick who came to Win
ston few months ago from Peters
burg, Va, and opened up a first
class cafe in the new bank building.
has filed deed of assignment. 1t
IS understood that the preferred
creditors are all Virginia people.
The internal revenue collections
in the Fifth District for January
aggregated $l15,S56 63.
Mr.. G. A. Hege and associates
of Salem have invented coffee
huiler. Several prominent coffee
dealers of Central America and
elsewhere are interested in the en-
terprise. A large stock company
will be organized and the machines
will be manufactured at the Salem
Iron Works.
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FOSTERS FINDINGS,
tie Sentences the Often
ders IN he "Balti-
more Affair.
FOREIGN BUDGET.
Short items Of News From Ore,.
The Seattle "7lmes,
1elegrom- Condensed
Ca6legrams.
By Cable.
FOSTERS FINDINGS.

VALPARAISO, Feb. 5. Judge Of
Crimes Foster yesterday passed SEN
tence in the long-pending and much
discussed Baltimore assault case.
His sentence is subject to review by
the Court of Appeals. The docu-
ment goes all over the evidence
again. The finding of the court is
as follows: Carlos Arena, alias
Gomez, sentenced to $40 days i'm
prlsonment for wounding William
Iurnbull, the coal-heaver of the
Baltimore, who died of his injuries;
800 days for public disorder, GO
days for carrying deadly weapons
and 20 days for giving an assumed
name. This makes total of 92O DAYS.
Jose Ahumada, sentenced to 800
days imps isonment for injuring
Turnbull. Frederico Rodriguez
sentenced to 40 days Imprisonment
for wuunding Boatswain s-Mate
Chas. w. Riggin, another of the
murdered American seamen, for
public disorder and for carrying a
knife. 1t is held by 5,,dge Poster
that the evidence does not show
that Rodiguez Killed Riggin; on the
contrary it is claimed that Rigein' S
death was caused by a shot which
was fired by some unknown person.
Gomez and Rodriguez, under the
Chilian penal code, must pay the
families of Turnbull and Riggin
damages. These damages are re-
covered by civil suit.
THE "TIMEs" TELEGRAM.
LONDON, Feb. II. The Times
Santiago dispatch says that the
police guard around the residence of
Minister Egan is still maintained
for the purpose Of protecting the
legation from chance assaults. This
fact is likely to bring about fresh
difficulties. The sentences upon
the men convicted of assaulting the
Baltimore sailors have, at the de-
mand of the Procurator, been made
more severe. 1t is expected that
an appeal will be taken.
THE POPE SOVEREIGN.
PARIS, Feb. 5. In the case of
the disputed right of the late Mar
quise Plessis to make the Pope her
universal legatee, the court to-day
decided tha: in spite of the events of
1870 and the abolition OF temporal
power, the Pope is sovereign and
is entitled to Inherit property in
France like other sovereigns.
DROwNISG OF FORTY PERSONS.
BERLIN, Feb. 5. Thirty barges
were torn from their moorings bv
drift ice at Breslau to-day. Seve-
raj of the barges sank, and it is re-
ported that forty persons were
drowned, including many women
and children. The fate of the occu-
pants of the barges was the cause
of many heartrending scenes.
M'CARTHYITEs.
DUBLIN, FEB. 3. At a meeting
of the McCar'hyite faction to-day
Justin Mccarthy was reelected
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+ formulated by the House
Committee on Bank
ing and Currency.
CAPIPAL CITY GOSSIP
Captain Scdicy VII GO to tie China
Stat'on 40 La e .Ners From
N,n,ster Egan.
Ev United praSs
Bv United Press

- - f1'1' u less
WAsHINGroS, Feb. ). From
the several bills on the subject he.
fore it the House com mir,ee on
banking and currency to-day formu-
lated bill of considerable IMPORT
ance, regulating the loaning Of
money from The institutions under
their control to national bank
officers. 1t pro ides that no national
banking association shall make any
loan to its president or anv other
employee until the proposition to
make such loan, stating the amount.
terms and security offered therefor.
shall have been suhn itted in
writing by the person desiring
the same to meeting Of the
board OF directors or executive COM
mttee and approved and accepted
by majority of those present con-
stitutlng a quorum. The person
making the application for the loan
shall not be present at the meeting.
The acceptance and approval Of the
proposition shall be made by a res
oluiion which shall be v2ied upon
by all present at the meeting an
swering TO their names as called,
and a record Of such votes shall be
kept and state separately the names
OF all persons voting and their vote.
1t the pro position is submitted
TO the executive committee the re-
solution and the vote thereon shall
be read ct the rext meeting of the
board of directors and the vote en-
tered at length on n minutes of
the meeting. No banking associa-
tion shall permit lis president or
any employee to overdraw his ac-
count with the bank. Violation of
the foregoing provisions shall be
punishable by a fine of $4,000 or
Imprisonment not more than five
years or bo:h. The bill also pro-
vides that each report of every
banking association to the comptrol.
Ter of the currency shall exhibit the
amounts of the debts due or 10 be-
come due from each of its directors
or other employees as principals or
guaranteers and shall also state
separately the amount Of all of the
debts of the association which are
past due.
GOING TO TIE CHINA STATION.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. ) Captain
Schley has asked Secretary Tracy
TO allow him to remain In command
of the cruiser Baltimore and has
intimated that he would like to 90
10 the China station with her. His
wishes will probably be granted, as
there is need for more ships on
that station, where tf.y may
be wanted at any moment
on account of the anti
mission riots which are liable TO
break out. 1t is understood that
one or two more vessels besides th.
baltimore will be sent to China
soon and it is probable that the
Yorktown and Bennington will be
selected for this duty, as most of
the trouble there is in The river
towns where vessels of the Balti-
mOre'S size cannot 20 and where
tn. smaller vessels have to be de-
pended upon.
No NEWS FROM EGAN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ). The
State department has received no
cabitgrams from Minister Eean for
several days, the last one being a
simple acknowledgement that be had
received Secretary Blaine's cable
gram containing the information
that Chiii's apology was acceptable
to the United States. The depart
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An Assignment at Snow Hill.
Special t, State Chronicle.

Special t, State Chronicle
KINsTON, n. c., Feb. 5. The
firm of George W. Sugg & Bro, of
Snow HilI has made an assignment
to John Sugg and Mrs. w. E..
Best. The liabilities are estimated
at $4,000. while the assets are said
to be $4,000. The low prices of
cotton caused the failure.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 5. The
anti-Pinkerton bill passed the As
sembly today. It prohibits the
Lirlng OF any private detective by
corporations.
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NJ CARTHYITES.
Escapes the Gallows.
B. the United Press.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 5. Fijz.
simmons, the murderer of Detective
Gilkinson, who cut his throat in
the Parish prison yesterday died at
one o'clock this morning.