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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-22
WILSON COUNTY. POLITICALLY.
Repu blicans and Weaverites Used up
by Democrats.

by Democrats.
Special to the State Chronicle.
WILSON, N. c., Oct 21.-In the court
house here to day Furches. Amis and
Blackburn, republican candidates re-
spectively for Governor, Secretary of
State and elector at large addressed a
small crowd of negroes. For some time
their appointment has been published.
Last week Marion Butler, Weaver
eiector made an appointment to
speak here, cancelling his appointment
at Winston. He arrived here at one
o'clock. Mr.. c. Aycock. Cleveland
elector was here. He told Mr. Butler he
was av5rse to speaking at the Wilson
warehouse where Butler insisted on ad
dressing the Weaverites. The republi-
cans holding forth in the court house
and IT being their regular appointment
Mr.. Butler said he was going to speak
and would divide time. Mr.. Aycock
made an able reply to Buffers wild har
rangue, and made votes for democracy
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THE MONROE ERASER M'f'G co.

s2l. The Tyler Desk Co., of 81 Louis,
NO., have Just thrown on the market an
elegant Standard Antique Oak, 4 #. 6 in,
Roll Curtain Desk, complete in every de
tail. +. O. Il. st. Louis, for f2l, and : fl,
same style and finish. for s23 net. spot
cash. See their card in this issue. Send
your order direct or send for special circu-
lar. Bank counters and government work
a specially. Send In your floor plans for
designs and prices
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ssEvery Joy Has It's Bitter.,,

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-There was big
scare and several persons were injured
by the running away of cavalry horse
while the procession was crossing 18th
street this morning. The animal dashed
into the dense crowd which lined the
thoroughfare, knocking at least dozen
men, women and children. Only one
person was seriously injured.
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AND STILL THEY COME,
DIR. Tyre York, Even, Will Vote for
Cleveland and Stevenson.
Special to State Chronicle

Special 10 SldIt IHTONIcIt.
MOUNT AIRY, n. c., Oct. 21.-Mr. J.
w. Johnston, prominent citizen Of this
county, and close personal friend Of
DR.. Tyre York, the ex-republican candi-
date for Governor returned yesterday
from Dr. YoIk's precinct and reports that
the Doctor is making no secret Of the fact
that he will vote for Cleveland and the
State and congressional democratic
ticAets this year DR.. York is a republi-
can Of great influence in western North
Carolina and he will carry many votes
with him. A republican ex State Sena
tor verified the above statement here TO-
day.
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German Emperor Congratulates tn
United States.
Richmond Newspaper Man Gets an
Appointments.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 21.-Mr. Chas.
G. Clark, formerly business manager of
., the Richmond Wing, when that paper
was run in the interest of Malone, has
received an appointmet of United States
marshal. His appointment is victory
for Malone over Brady, as the latter was
backing ex-Judge Thomas S. Atkinson
who held the temporary appointment
from chief Justice Fuller
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From the Governor of Virginia:
GOVERNORS OFFICE, RICHMOND,
Oct Eth 1900

From the Governor of Virginia:
GOVERNORS OFFICE, RICHMOND.
Oct. 18th. 1899.
C.. B. DeEscn, et ais Committee cf inpi-
tation. 100M .Inhicersvy ofthe City Of
Rajtigh
GENTLEMEN:-I am directed by His
Exce!lercg. the Governor. to acknowl-
edge the receipt "f the invitation to the
Tooth anniversary of the city of Raleigh,
and State cf North Carolins, from the
18th u tire 2lst of October 1892. to thank
you for the compliment conveyed and to
express his very great regret that the
pressure Of official business and other
public engagements here, will pre-
clude his having the pleasure of
being pre- ent upon such an enjoyable
occasion, concentrating AS it does the
life and success of the noble Raleigh in
whom Virginia claims an equal interest
with her sister North Carolina With
best wishes for the complete success of
your celebration, am very respectfully
and truly yours,
CAzNEAN MCLEOD,
Secretary
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The Day In Indianapolis.
legraph to the State Chronicle.

BY telegraph to the State Chronicle.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 21.-Perfect
weather attended the Columbian celebra-
tion in this city today. Every public
building in the city and most of the
residences were tastefully festooned with
national colors. Along the line of the
great parade the streets were packed
with tens of thousands of on lockers.
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From o. V. Smith, Traffic Manager
st aboard Air Line.

Staboard Air Line.
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 18th, 1892
Capt. c. b. DenSon, Chairman Commh
tee Of In0itdtion, Raleigh, ~ C.
DEAR SIR beg to acknowledge the
receipt of your invitation to he present
at the celebration of the city OF Raleigh's
Tooth anniversary. Rest assured it would
afford me infinite pleasure to be with you
on SO interesting an occasion. | regret,
however, that my engagements require
my presence in New York from the 18th
to the 22d inclusive.
May abundant success crown your ef-
forts, and may Raleigh's prosperity, pop
ulation and progressiveness move hand
in hand with each succeeding year of
her second century.
Yours truly,
o V. SMITH.
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He Talked With DAILY and Egan.
By Cable to the State Chronicle

LONDON, Oct. 21.-John Redmond re
turned to day to the city from Portland
prison, where he has seen the Irish poll
tical prisoners JohnDaly andJames Egan
Since a year ago he says, DAILY seems to
have aged 10 years, Egan, imprisoned on
the ground that he was Daly's accomplice
in the dynamite plot, probably will be
released shortly, as the official decision
in favor of freeing him has already been
made. Insufficient evidence will be the
reason given for his release. Both meD
were convicted upon evidence given by
the black mailing police inspector, Jas.
Black, of Manchester, since retired.
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by Telegraph 10 the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-(2 A. Ny
Mrs Harrison is gradually growing
worse. How long she will survive is
almost too uncertain for prophesy. Her
physician, though Aenturing the opinion
that she may possibly live for several
weeks, would not be surprised if the end
should come within few days-even
hours.
Through all her illness Mrs. Harrison
has displayed most wonderful vitality
how wonderful only those know who
have witnessed her sufferings Combined
with the terrible disease which is grad
ually sapping away life is the aftermath
Of nervous prostration and these are
further complicated by the constant dan
ger of a gathering of watery matter in
the cavity of the pleura Failure to
remove this fluid would mean death,
for its accumulation or reproduction
to use the medical term, threatens TO
''bring abnormal pressure to bear on the
heart with stoppage of its action quickly
following" or else to fill the lungs and
smother the patient Three operations
were necessary during the week before
the removal of Mrs. Harrison from Loo1
Lake, but since her return to Washing
| ton, the accumulation has not thus fal
been sufficient to cause great alarm.
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The Liabilities OfG. EurkhaI Il Co.

by Telegraph 10 the state chronicle.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-It is now be-
lieved the liabilities of G. Burkhal & Co.,
will reach over 500, 900 with preferences
for $1S3. 1877. Assignee Fancher was
busy arranging the accounts. He declar-
ed to a reporter of the United Press to
day that he had no doubt but what th'
failure was an honest one
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-22

The Celebrated OratfOns by Henry
WattersOn and Chuncey DePew-
The Dedication by Morton.
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NOTICE.

lhFe some very fine tobacco lands
WISH % have set in 1893 in tobacco l will
Tent tte lands 10 some one who under-
Islands NE culture and curing of tobacco
and furnish ice cot, age for the farmer
10 reside in and stock, etc, to cu,tivate
tbe crop with | have no experience in
tobacco al All. Any person or persons
wishing such trade will do we'll to cor
respond w tn me at once.
j G LAYTON, Jr.,
tep9. n Dunn. NC.
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Celebrated In South Carolina Too.

By Telegraph 10 state ChronicIe.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 21.-Colum-
bus dag was observed here as national
holiday. Banks and public buildings
and commercial exchanges were closed
and celebrations held in all the schools
and colleges.
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SALE


BY virtue of authority conferred by 9 Ger
tain deed OF trust executed on the Goth day
of December lss6 by &. Hugh Yearly and Re
beccs b. leATby his wife, Matte T. sniihurst
and W. A. Smithurst, her husband, 10 A. W.
Haywood, Trustee for Ella NJ. Wright. and
duly recorded in the office of the Register of
Dseds for Wske county, y. c, IN book &c
psge 81, will on the sih cay of November,
ls92 sell 50 public auction 10 the highest bid
der for cssh an individual h,lf interest
in lot or parcel of land, lying and beipg IN
the county Of wake. State Of North CaIolin.,
1 wing and being IN the county OF Wake. State
of North Carolina al joining the lands Of VIM.
X. Poole. Jordan Womble, Axum Dunn. Geo.
Snlpes and others and more fully described
ss follows. Beginning at q pine standing
about poles east of Buffalo spring branch
the aforesaid Poole's corner. thence with his
line north i degrees west - IS poles a. =
stone hy triple sAssairss, thence north Ss de-
srets west e21s poles 90 q stAke and pine
pointers IN Jordan Womble- line. thence with
same north 3 Dc gree- .wert 99i poles 20 stake
near plum tree. Axum Dunn's corner, thence
with his line south - degrees, east ~ poles 20
stake, GeorI . Snipe-' corner, thence with hi-
line south 2i4 degrees, east ll0l. poles 20 4
stake, thence south Il degrees east 50 poles 20
! a stake in Mm. Il. Po Les line, thence with
the rame south 80 vest % polcs g. the be-
| ginning the whole tract containing sccCr ding
Ia measurement, A. Acrer.
Place of sale, county court house door in
Raleigh, n {. Time of sale ~ o'clock NJ
A. W. HAYWOOD, Trustee.
oct-s-id- for Ella N. Wright.
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Wall Street Deserted Yesterday.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, Out 21.-The custom
house, government officers, banks, ex-
changes, and the larger majority of the
wholesale firms observed the Presidents
proclamation making the day legal
holiday by closing their places of bust
ness. Lower Broadway and Wall street
presented deserted appearance.
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The Grand Old Man on the Railroads

By Cable to the State Chronicle
LONDON, Oct. 21-Mr. Gladstone to
day cut the first sod on the line Of the
Wirril railway. Despite the drzzling
rain, he spoke to large crowd on the
subject of railway building, its progress
and its significance in countries de
velopment.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-22
)0CIuTY STYLE, SPEED,
AND
WELL BRED,

w ELL 9EN5D'
IoFer for sale the following well-bred,
rsntle reliable, speedy and stylish horses:
the standard bred horse, Robt Me-
ilum. No 4s27, bay horse, 16 hands high,
fne,v developed Hes record of "a.
81 . the first horse in North Carolina to
Irot under23oin public race. Is sure foal
eet,er His colts possess both tract and road
fpeed. are full size and develop into
4 GOOD road and carriage horse. This
horses sire was Happy Medium. sire of
Nancy Hanks, 2:0jl. Maxey Cobb, 9.13L
Maxey Cobb held stallion recorder a
number OF years MsXey Cobb this horses
hNthrother and Meta Medium, this horses
fu.l sister u blood. trotted to the pole to-
gether N 2l5. the fastest time ever mad
by double team and has only been beaten
by one pair OF horses
Second Primus, bay geldipg 1914 hands
high, sired by Robt Medium, dam Electra
by Indian Chief Primus is sound, stylish
and tas. ? ri-ctly gentle, not afraid of
loCon Otlve engines street cars or anything
|Priuus was foaled March 1886.
Third Ruby w, chestnut mare, 15L
|bands high full sister to Primus, Is hand
Dcne last and perfectly gentle.
These horses are offered for sale not ON
>ccount Of aIy fault OF theirs but because
Dy professional duties precludes my oe-
tov ing the are and attention upon them
that they deserve They can be seen at
<fba s'aF.es 0u Jonrs street, between Per
Rson and bl0ant T further inform tion
'ap9y DR.. JAMES MCKEE
|seplO or ED. b. LEE.
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DEnCCRACY I'm SURRY.
Enthusiasm High-.-Mr. j. :. Bell
Speaks at Mount Airy.

Special 10 tne STATE CHRONICLE.
Mt. AIRY. n c., October 21.-Mr. J.
S. Bell made rousing speech in the
opera house here last night to large
crowd and democratic enthusiasm is at
its height. 1t is now estimated that
Surry will give 900 majority this year if
Stokes does not wreck her stack sent to
the senate. Tom Settle was heard to ad :
nit here yesterday that Mr. Cleveland's
election was almost a certainty.
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The Worlds Auxiliary at Chicago.

BY telegraph to the State Chronicle.
CHICAGO, H., Oct. 21.-By No means
the least interesting or important OF the
inaugural ceremonies connected with the
great Columbian exposition were those
of the worlds auxiliary at the auditorium
this evening.
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: 1..mq- II, seymour, Ind, writes:
D .o,ie a hen she was vourg girl,
J 81 ,,.n Write swelliug, which greatly
ftfyu W. general health and Aade her
ips.'y' ,Turc In the spring che was
o'I ,o.io a. ything and could scarcely
y so'e y ysrethau year ago she took three
Y Aoo" p,,to,c Blood Balm, snd now she
p,e N Inc. neyoreux, Ca, writes: "One
NJ ! y.rs ears sgo, while railro d ng
lEulg' became badly affected wi b
N Stood 70 son that impaired nv
y '.. 'a'' ~ more an two years Sever,l Of
tA. Moor. apueared on my legs and moth
lna rs4r give permanent relief until
Y svb b5.t 81 B 3 b, which cured me en-
FcSNU H. rnrl.er Red Fork, Ark, writes:
N aesk that it was onl, with great
y "" could 4 ) ANYTHING. I used several
p,as.' s" tam Blood Balm, aud can now
Fw.-,tr Erdse,. Athens, Tenn, writes
h y, Y, fe,r. had been sffl ed with run
r. .lr. and al enlargement of the bone
n, trie' everything | b ard Of
Y r,t-r. sTy permanent benefit unit Botanic
y IA l,,,n V commended to me After
az blttles the sores healed, and sm
IN m tett heslth than have ever been.
|.ssItt.. .esa onisl unsolicit' d, because
other. % be- benefited"
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" Is t5 per day at home, selling
80 lalntniug Platter and plaiipg jew
"at tches, tableware, &c. Plates the
oe aut q welry good as new, On all kinds
". metal With gold, silver or nickel. No
eAherIence No capital. Every house has
tooD. needing plating.
X DELNO & co Columbus, o.
Y ~ sundays.
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WHY IALEIGHLEADS.
Interest Manife.,ed I'm the City by Di..
tin.uished Wen.

The following are additional commu-
nications received by the committee Of
invitation from invited guests of the city
to her great festival:
From ex President Grover Cleveland ::
VICTORIA HOTEL, New York CRY.
Ootober 18th, 1892
c. B. Denson, Esq. Chairman Commit
tee OF Inritatioa Ralcigh. " c.
My DEAR SIR beg 20 acknowledge
with thanks the receipt of AN invitation
in behalf of the board of managers of
the Raleigh centennial 10 be present a,
the commemoration Of the founding Of
the capital of North Carolina, to take
place from the 18th TO the Dist Of the
present month.
l very much regre; that nv engage
ments here are such as To forbid INV &C.
ceptance Of your Courteous invitation.
Hoping that the occasion will be entirely
successful and thoroughly enjoyable. !
am very traly yours.
GR YER CLEVELAND
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The Great Teunesse Races Yesterday.
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 21.-There was
crowd of 10, 900 people at Cumberland
park to- day. Hal Pointer won against
his record of 204a, but 2O5a was the best
he could do to day, The consolation
stake, $1,000 went to Henrico, he win
ming the second, third and fifth heats,
best time 2l9 In the 221 trot, purse
800, Greenleaf won in three straight
heats, best time 214.
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Heart Disease Calls at a Race Track.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-After taking
part in one mile team race of the south
end at Philadelphia driving park to day
w. H. Marcott, aged 25 years, dropped
dead from heart disease, to which he was
subj Ct He was a wealthy coal mer-
chant
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Senator Stanford VIII Not Resign.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Ex-senator
Stanford says he has reconsidered his
determination to resign from the United
States Senate. His health, he says, has
greatly improved and he desires to re-
main in the Senate to push his land loan
hill
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They are WIser But Sadder Now.

By Cable to the State Chronicle.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Samuel Robinson
and James Rogers, drivers in the army
service corps, have been sentenced to
one years imprisonment and dismissed
from the service for wilfuIly injuring
army saddles.
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The RAIDS and Weaverites Fuse in
LOuisiana.
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-The repub-
lican and peoples party have agreed
upon a fusion in this State.
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Prof. John Fiske Spoke in Boston.

BY IeIegrapH 10 Ine SIate CHrOHICIt
BosToN, Oct. 21.-Columbus day was
ushered in at sun rise by the ringing Of
the church and fire bells and national
salutes fired at the different forts in the
harbor. Prof John Fiske was the ora
tor. The exercises at the unveiling of
the Columbus statute on the cathedral
grounds were preceded by special servi
ces in the cathedral. At noon the ma
tional salute was fired, and bell ringing
was repeated and the great event of the
day, the big parade, was set in motion.
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Died Viewing the Parade.

BY IeItgfapn % the Stdte ChronlcIe.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Dr. ]. A. Houser,
a dentist from Charleston, w. Va, was
stricken with heart disease, and died
while vie ewing the parade this morning.
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Talking with Spirits Don't Make One
Honest.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct. 21.-Anna O'Delia
Disbar, the noted spiritualist, was arrest.
ed here to day on complaint of woman
at Elgn, Ill for defrauding her out of
81. 900.
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Thirty Thousand in Line on tn heStreets
of Baltimore.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 21.-This mo mug
the churches held special services in
honor of Columbus, and the great gath
ering of dignitaries at the Episcopal con
vention joined in the universal paean.
To night big torchlight process ,ion
with more than 10000 men in line
marched through the city bearing bad
ges, banners and frewolks-all to honor
Columbus
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WANTED.

Statesmen on salary or commission 10
handle the New Patent Chemical InL-
Erasing Pencil. The greatest selling
novelty ever produced. Erases ink thor
oughly in two secol ds, no abrasion of pa
per; 2Oo 10 200 per cent profit One agents
profit amounted To So20 in SIX days. AN
other sl2 in two hours. We want ore en-
ergetic gene al agent for each State and
territory. For terms aud full particulars
address
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Death of a Prominent Young Tarboro
Citizen.
special TO State Chronicle.

TARBoRo. N. c., Oct. 2l.-Mr Laurie
Waddell, one of the most promising mer-
chants of this place, died here this morn
ing. He was universally esteemed as an
upright, Christian gentleman. Our
community suffers great loss in his
death
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10000 People in Line in Cincinnati

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct 21.-Columbus
day was celebrated this afternoon by a
grand civic parade. Almost every
building in the business portion of the
city was gaily decora ed 1t is estimated
that 80, 900 people were in line of the pa
rade to day.
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From the Chief Justice of the Unite d
WASHINGTON. Oct II. ls92
CAzNEAN MCLEOD,
Secretary

From the Chief Justice of the United
States:
WASHINGTON, Oct 10, 1892.
c. B. Denson md others, Board ef Ndna-
gers Of tie Raleigh Centennial
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller beg
to acknowledge the invitation of the
Board of Managers Of the Raleigh Cen
tenni.l. to be present at the one hun
dredth anniversary of the city Of Raleigh
on the 18th, 10Th. Goth and 2lst of DC
tober, 1892, and to express their regret
at their inability to attend on that occa.
sion.
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At milwaukee.

By Telegraph to the Stale Chronicle.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 21.-The day
was celebrated here by a parade this af-
ternoon of civil and religious societies.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Columbus day
was celebrated with due honor in the
District which bears his name. In the
early morning the children of the numer-
GUS public schools were assembled in
their school yards for exercises which in
cluded songs composed for the day,
and the defamation Of odes and ad-
dresses appropriate to the occasion
by the older pupils. The weather
being very beautiful these exercises
were largely attended and very success
full. The churches recognized the occa-
sion without exception. To night there
was great demonstration by parade of
all the catholic parishes an societies,
including an historical torch light parade,
illustrated by 35 tronsparencies, musical
exercises and fireworks in the extensive
grounds of the Gonzeago college.
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By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
BosToN, Oct. 21-To day Boston gave
Cleveland the worst defeat Of the series.
Boston's magnificent fielding and Mich
ols' supreme pitching at critical points
keeping Cleveland from scoring. Score:
Boston 4, Cleveland O.
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COIum bus Day Adds to the Richm nd

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 21.-All of the
Federal, State and municipal offices and
the banks were closed to-day in horor of
the four hundredth anniversary of the
discovery of America. Great crowds
thronged the grounds of the exposition
and this was biggest day since its open
ing.
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1FS SALE -Und " and by vir-
4t ofdsr rendeIe' September
Wq1n ne Superior court in the
81 Guiley against the Goldsboro
We shall on Tuesday, Octo-
~ twelve o'clock, m, on the
81 'be Goldsboro ottcn Mills
moro, \ G., sell for ash at pub
he Goldsboro Cotton Mills in
y and whereon the same is sit
,er with all the machinery and
onrin4 to the pl lant of the
, otton Mills and all the cotton
property real and personal OF
M shoro cotton Mills. The
otton Mills have been In oper-
. siX months and are in condi-
4 work again This is splen-
unity for any person wishing to
cotton manufacture In one of
rosressive towT in Eastern
r.n4 W. X. ALLEN and
+. A DANIELS.
Receivers.