davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

ing balcony The officers rooms look Out
on the balcony on the sixth story and the
direcsoxs' room ON tho seventh story.
At the level Of the fourteenth story the
front 10 retired from the front line Of the
building for the width Of the central porficn
and is carried back 10 the face Of the towe..
which stands back from the front seven
and one-half feet
The tower and dome are arranged for
the dining rooms Of the company. the FIRST
door being for the clerks and the second
for the Officers dining rooms Above the
dining rooms IN the dome proper there
viii be rooms for other purposes. all OF
which viii be reached by an electric ele-
vator from the seventeenth story. The
hethe highest astainable point for ooserva-
ton in New York.
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Nossee-Herher. Haven. druggist, /. in
no way, shape or manner associated With
the store corner Front and Pike streets
bat has moved 10 From, and Madison.
where he will be pleased 10 see ~. his old
customers and friends.
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Pacific Navfwatton Sooono~,e

Steamer State o: Washington starts on her
new schedule today tor Everett 10 a. M.
5 30 n. III. for Tacoma. 3 p. m.. from Yes
isr's wharf
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Have Your Address Correct.

The City Directory for the current year 10 now
IN press. Aay cns having mssse . change ia
their business location CT place o. residence ear
have sAs corrections made By notifying by mall
90 osasrwisa felk's ses;t.s Directory CoE.
pAuy, - koxvels building. city.
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For Everett and al points on the +. a. ". G.
railway take the seattle, Lake saorc d Eastern
train leaving seattle at $50 a IN. daily Through
connections from snohomish. No delay.
Through tickets sold mt Seattle depot
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Warranfa Nantra.

County, city and school " arrants wanted.
Money 10 loan on s.Tnber Claims. E. W.
Price, room 81 Union block.
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Balloon ascension at Madison park today d
8: 50 n m. instead of p III.
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Hyams. Pauson 4 Co. e free excursion around
Lake Washington every hour in the day, from
10 4 IN. to 10 p. M. Madison street wharf.
steamer Kirkland.
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In 1888

AL ros's ieas 10 GAasaxA rhs Chicago. Mi.
wsgkes S 81 Paul railway iesds ths van kx-
<u,slcr fa,ss to the VI osles iAiE
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AL those persaa indebted 10 the Sss Airing
ton Restaurant wsA Andy cal aud satEae.
Al ereaitors Of New Arlington Kss.aaE.a.
rrso- 10 1aas IL lsss. viii forward ssassrasas u
secgt.ut hy nail 20 A. Carton. Receiver.
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Playing cards OF all kinds aud at all prices.
sutton 4 Allan.
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Are tree frczn All eTuis ana Irritating e ss'e-
Concentrates. medicine ogly. Carter L&;t.e
l.vxr pftlA vsry snail. VSyy easy "a take. -
paAa. no gripping. no rsrSsag- Try iacra~
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!; o., Wing Tee Wee
q. wes Q sweet ChIuoo
"a sho uved in TIE TONNE n
~ Hes syss were blue.
Aad he1 curling queue
I'D 1nneifng dovn hss baek:
- - n q lore ska Cay Win 9ai,
esTuse His lore On iaunAsy I'll
An1, -, Tim Tod
Ws pirate bod,
A. ~ so1isd IN Ch!oeoe junk
Ara he loved ssh. UsD
0uess Wing Tee Wee.
xHnb vastsat heart had sunk.
s~Nes6 eo6 an blsss In Heke h1x.
ssssN<s .''A ''a'a yet b A'.
obss6 Tim Told
q 0sUed d. his gold
AnoDnid in the town Of Ioes
A swOss Wing Wee
t1eye1 10 sea.
- sevsr D0rs came back:
49, - Chisss the mazda are far.
~ .se s1olAs ese -lslse. &c evrrywhere.
Hubbard r SSsf0
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Have you seen the new grocery. SIS Front
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Finest creamery d. zach Augustine ..
SIS kroas street.
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The World. Exposition * four. Ask for e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

row morning and probably remain
there few weeks longer. The iudac's
health has continued 90 improve won.
letiully since he nrst went 10 Bfirb.
ton. Upon the occasion Of bis
REMOVAL a few days ago Into tho
new cottage which he hss recently
built there for the use OF his family m
future seaeons, Judge Powers gave n
housewarming 10 his friends, to the
number OF nearly Que hundred. A
great time wne hnd, aud the judge says
that the "hueiutsi part" OF tho gather.
Ing included "lur election ofa mayor
"a Il other Nicer. with himself as city
altoTneylO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
RalAer AneienL.

During tho calling Of the civil oalen.
dar IN Ju 10 Iiue's court this mora.
Ing his Honor stumbled across tho old,
OLD suit Of the Lonuon (uRhl back,
limited, VS.. a nthouy Godbe. Said he;
"rhis case has been on the calendar for
the last eight or ten year,, and | think
II may ms well be stricken Oh now"
Counsel In the matter the list showed,
were originally Baskin and Van
Horne and Sutherland anu Mcbride
No one present answered ~ the Judges
suggestion, aHd therefore the words
"slricken out" were written against
the suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

the Fate OF tie silver uiiis Now uc
tore guurrfas

tore Congress.
WAgItINGTON, Aug. 20 -- The pre-.
vniliug imp. vssi1u rs 90 the probable
action OF the two houses Ou the silver
glrstiou finds exUfc,siun rs iollJuf;
lup vote on tho Mtlsul rnluA blll viii
be- taken on Monday In the House anu
tlp silver purchase clause of The
sherman law uH far ne tina. loiy Do
consented, will be wiped out 0fpXlsi-
once. The Oil Will then no o. The
Senate, where % viii b. referred 10 tho
finance committee, which VIII
promptly pigeluh,lu 10. Tho SHuhlo
VIII 20 right straight along talking
silver A. 10 hos uuou doing Tor
several days. IL VIII 90 this FOR
two vcrks, probably longer. rg.
iOrU tho hual VITO wl bs
tskrn. the bin which 81 100 uv passed.
viii hp tile VOORHEES, bin, not the WI
son ul.l iIrm the House, whiCl VIII
siuwhrrUH qgIcily iu the room Of Tue
finance {. umitttr. Taco the NlDr.
nrc- hIli Will go over TO the House.
There 10 viii doubtless hn acted on
with little delay, though there may po
another ill'I OF uratOgy, bncAufu, MS
there Is some differences between the
Senate HOUSE, mtiBlrgs, the silver
mrn muy inh-t on some talk. ltthefr
DE- any prospect uI the House rasHlng u,
however, cinlure Will zee speedily ap.
piled aud tine bill viii be- pass d aud
then rtndy for the prrHiinurs HiEIaiur
The Voorhees, bin only dilcn from
the Wilson bili Ia masking q dcclau'
ton IN favor Of hlmcillllam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
AnsMer DIN. Nd. NImlndi.

The city at considerable expense has
been maintaining largo green.
house up at tue cemetery pfinci.
polly, it il salJ, Tor the tcucdt "
uilircfs Of the municipal govern.
mont Among those who have had
thcir sHCi.us homes converted
into blooming gardens, Councilman
nlmondi h 0intUd out ~ InspicuDup.
The oriental appearance OF the Mnni.
iou Of which be- is proprietor, 1t IL
claimed, Is the ouigtowth OF HE GENE.
t,fy committee 0hnirmanship. IL 10
~, dr Simuudl2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
The Young Ladies', rNcnrslnn.

The Young Ladies, on Friday, SEP
icmbct lot, propose giving au oxcur.
eion to SalAiE which bids well to
surpats any similar ovcnt VI the SEASON.
The affair isheiug worked up by onrr.
gttc nud untifiug hands aud without
d uhi Will ami ought to DO sustained
hurf! y. q program, interesting,
novel aud entertaining, will be- ren.
Icfed. Wait aud 40 with the young
ladies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

ton rumpa, taking the p.6cp OF the
water usually supplied ny Utu.
JulriuG 90 live stock continue &.
o. pruseucc Of tie stock nuclrrs frIm
100 IariF Gf the world.
Word lae breu received by ID rector.
General Davis that iuc famous Mlr.
mon Tabernacle choir over $40 voice.,
viii arrive atthu FAIR early ufNt week.
During bs visit The choir viii give
several concerto. Tue slcrpi songs Of
the Mormon Church Will I've sung.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

DASvuLE, Ills, Aug 2j.-Lnst
night 10 iunIy Helmick, ouu of tho
most prominent citizens oi this county,
WIZ returning home from church with
hls wife, twelve miles northeast Of this
city, Tour highwsymon attacked him.
IN the stfugEle they shot him dead.
Tho cutite uUlphhofhooj and the police
% this city ure now searching for them.
They held up three other parties on the
slmo road previous 10 the attack ON
HulmIck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
Ferrill vs.. Morlan ct al.

Ia the case II 3. =. Ferreil W. J. A.
Mlrlun el al, Judge Barlch this morn.
ing directed that tho orIer oi reference
on supplemental proceedings on tho
execution previously made 10 modified
10 us 10 auuui and dissolve the rostrain.
.ng portion NJ fuch order only, the re-.
maiudur 10 STAND as before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
Northern Pacific Affairs.

NEW YOHi, Aug. 20. "A wcll.in.
formed banker il authority for the
statement tha4 about s9.30O,0OO have
boon paid In ON subscription 10 the
collateral trust loan Of the Northern
Pacific, leaving an unpaid balance Of
s2,7OO,ODO. Tde question does not
appear TO be settled vet as TO whether
the company can furnish all the 80.
curitiw called for to be pledged under
the collateral trust lonu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

PARIS, Aug. 20 -Extensive forest
free are raging iu the vicinity Of
Mont uu Mabau, the cauitnl Of toe de-
paTtment OF Land 4, They have been
burning three Gays snd devastated
timber lands In ten cUmmuue-. Among
the places burned over Is the Sol
Feriuu estate, formerly the property OF
OK Empress Eugenle. Up TO this time
tho loss amounts 10 Sl,OOO,O france.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

DUSnuHY, Conn, Aug. 26.-It IL
rcpOittd that two passenger trains col.
Heed this afternoon on the Harlem
road at Dykmau, ten mileB west Of
here. Seventeen persons are reported
killed. Assistance has been asked for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug. g6.-Reayrye, 10.
crease, s5,3Us uJn; lOanr, durrobse,
g., 938. 900; specie, lucrease, Si,57S, 600;
legal trnueTs, Increase, s554,UOU; de.
posits, incfea.e, sliIOUO; circulation,
increase, 3l,U4.,OJO. Tbs banks now
hold sO,78s,OO below legal require.
mNmIA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

LAKAArE, Wyon Aug. 26.-The
homes OF three men were discovered
tho other day IN the Plata valley near
Grant GnCumpmeul. RiuGhmen In
that section arc OF opiuiun that the
bones are undoubtedly those Of thu
three MIssOufilus who wers killed. by
Indians seventeen ycafs ago. Tue
bodies wero buried hut the graves have
uceu disturbed by tue cIyOles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
TWO OPINIONS
49, 10 the AdNisabiIity OF au Extra
Session la wyoming.

Special Dlpafch 10 ts NEWS
CIEYEENE, wyo., Aug. 20-The
ACCESSIBILITY Of calling special
session OF tho Wyoming legislature to
elect United States senator has been
the topic % discussion in Cheyenne.
lhe sentiment seems TO be about
equally diyided.A strong pressure will
bp br Iught 10 bear upon the governor
which possibly may Influence him to
change his determination not ~ call
the legislature together.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
Not Rnck Yet.

1t had been expected that Deputy
Marshal Boman Cannon would reach
the city with Banker George O. Whit
more, under arrest, last midnight; but
up to p. N. no had not beon heard
from.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 25.-rhe Wilder
Manufacturing company, m akers OF
engines aud TeiTi sefatiug mach inery,
have assigned. = he liabilities nro
s852,0OO anu the assets nomlnally the
same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
New H.1ico wants stntohooi.

SANTA FE, n. g., Aug. 20 Gov.
ernoT Thornton has Issued "A proclama.
ton calling convention NJ Albuqucf-
que on Sept. 30, TO consider New
MeNico's admission as state and 10
memorialize Congress thereon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

ROM, Aug. 2G.-rhe MegronI CAT.
igfclli palace was burned this morning.
The occupants had 70 be rescued with
lnidefe, including the pUpe's auditor
and the PUrlugese cOurul aud family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
4 "nOnsewarmIng' Al BrIghlon.

Judge Powers came down from
Brighton last evening tor the purpose
Of attending tbs session Of the Third
District court today, lie will return
10 that favorits holiday haunt L0mor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
tut nis WHO'S throat.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 96.-F. Reed, Of
North Baltimore, while drunk, thls
morning cut his wito's threat and bis
own. Both are dying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

knui Slrcugln, u Dane, now tc.
siling b. Salt Lake, was this AFTERNOON
udmittcd 10 citizenship ny Judge Ztrc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
nemer,ntIe e,nlr cenY.ntIan.

NEw NUmi, Aug. 90 rhe Demo
cratic Slate c1mmiticestoday decided
g. bold % state convention VI Saratoga
OC,ober 9th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

Notico Of iho ARRIVAL ~ our Tabcr-
nRci- choir

CHICAGO, Aug 2j.-lhe rky WIS
lightil oyvrcist with clouds th,s morn
lug, but not enough 10 prevent O
large attendance Mt the Fair special
exhibition OF machinery ana the Gp-
pliaucrs given Ia Machl cry hall. One
NJ the many unique features was sup.
ply ing tree lemonade by the Horhiug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
None To-day.

No suits have been filed in'tho Third
district court today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

Following II sample Of an appeal
that l. being cent out by some Of the
mercantile Establishments Of this local
ity 70 parties who are indebted to them.
Il IN suggestive Of the fact that there
are good many small debtors who do
not show as c0mmendablo deslrs 10
pny up their bills ~ Is dtsirable Ia the
present situation. such nm appeal Is
deserving Of q favorable response from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

Mccormick y o.. received today;
Hannuer bullion, silver Rnd lead or ~,
$500, gold bars, $4,000, Total s77O0.
4. x. Jones ~ Co. received today.
Ores, $4,000; bullion, $1,000. Total,
tB7OO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

The announcement comes from
Cache valley today that the market
pfice OF wheat IN that locality Is
90 cents psr bushel. This Is for
The average quality OF this season,s
grsiu, which IL below thst OF last year.
For tue best quality VI selected wheat,
which Is really good graz the mills
pay 40 cents per busheL IL was stated
that Ia some Of tho small farming
settlements wheat was sold this week
as low ~ % cents per buehel.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-18
FIRRIN RICHMOND.
Allen d Ginter,s Cigarette Factory
Burned TO the Ground.

RICHMOND, Va Jan 1.-THE cigarette
factory of Allen & Cinter. branch OF the
American tobacco company. and Valentines
meat juice wo.ks. were destroyed by fire this
morning. -.s -t asa
The IRE is supposed to have originated
in the power room Of Allen & Cinters fac
tory. The a ,mes spread rapidly and soon
communicated TO the meat works. IL was
with the greatest difficulty that the fremen
prevented the entire block from being con-
sumed. About 100 people. principally girls.
are thrown out OF employment. In Valentines
meat juice factory about $4,000 worth Of
curios intended for Valentines museum were
destroyed. @F
The FIRE broke out at 80 .. m. Ahou, 8
O'Clock some 1900 girls appeared on the
scene with their lunch baskets and bundles
| Of edibleS unconscious OF the fact that The
place OF their daily labors was a mass OF
flames. They proved heriones. however.
and in q short time were distributing The
| contents Of the baskets and bundles among
the fremen by whom they were GRACEFUL,
received.
The Allen & Ginter building will be re
membered by many old Confederate soldier
as the Soldiers Home" during the war. III,
domicile where those were incarcerated wh'
were picked up on the streets with. U
proper passes and forced to remain until the.
could be sent TO the commands 80
The building was owned by d.. w. ID
Thomas, insured for $50 600. Allen & Cin
ter'x loss is estimated al q 7s 900. insuranc
SI63 600. On,Valentioe's meat juice work
the loss is about 10000. fully covered b
insurance 1t Is understood that the gnl
who were thrown out Of employment by III
burning OF Allen & Ginier's factory will b
Immediately placed al work 10 the ohe
branches of the American Tobacco compan
} IN This city and that at close OF the week The
5 will receive their weekly salaries
Lewis Ginter and John Pope. members
the Allen & Ginter company have be,we'
So 900 900 and 81 90 900 worth OF secur
I ties in the safe no" in the debris OF Il
q burned building.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-18
CTRANGERS in town are requested
TO GOTO
VIII. KING & CO.'S
FOR
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CIGARS,
HOT DRINKS, etc.
NALCABIE CITY PROPERTY FOF
SAlH- Pursuant TO a iudcn ent o.

NALCABlE + CITY PROPERTY FOR
Y SAlH Pursusnt 10 a judgu ent Of
Wake county superior court rendered at
the October term, ls92, IN the case OF lila
NJ. Wright. c. b. Wright. Jas X Throw
er, Jr and 9th, rs sgainst Clauce Per
ktnson, IL dividually, and rs adm inistra-
tor of Mary Perkinson. deceased. Ezra
Peikinson, and Nirtruvius Royste Ausr-
dian ad litem of Ezra Perkinsop. we will
on Thursday. January 18th, 1898 a the
county county court house In the city q
Raleigh. \ c.. sell public outcry. 10 the
highest bidder for cash the following lots
or parcels CT land In the city OF Raleigh,
1 viz:
First Tract-Adjoininy the lands of Mrs
Lrura A. Wilson and Others. lying on the
/ southeast corner OF the inter- ecIion of
/ Bloodworth and Morgan streets. being
4 part of city loi No l5S, as shown on Shat
ter's map of the city OF Raleigh and more
fully and at leng b describ q in the deed
| of trust execut. on the 2lst day Of Feb
| ruary, lssAl, by &. A. Perkirson and Mary
perkirson his wife. TO A. W. Haywos d,
trustee, sc, which said deed OF trust Is
duly recorded in the office of the register
of deeds for Wake county, y. C., In book
10, page 227 ct seq
Sec nd Tr-ct Adjoining the ards of
William Blake src Others, lying on the
south SIDE of Hargett street, between
Blood~orth and Person streets. beng
part Of city lot No l25 as shown on Shat
f-r's map OF the cit' OF Raleigh, and oeire
At the northwest corner OF " illiam X
BlaKe's lot, anu more fully described IL
the mortgage deed executed by G.: A
Perklnson and Mary Perkins son, lis wife
10 JAS. X Throw er. Jr, on the 2i'h day &
January. 1891, which said deed of NOR
gage was duly recorded in the office of III
register of deed. for " AXE county, \. c
In book ilS, page 3s9 ct seq Hour of sail
~ O'Clock IN. A. " HAYWOOD,
w. J PKsLR.
declS Commissioners
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-18
RE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS,
!. y c. " agon Factory
I'D Material for Sale.

'v"us n authority given IN q deed II.
ton the Nor b Carolina WAgop
,H7 record 4 10 the kss !,tee's ON:
ESs com = 10 book =, page =. We
~
Tiesiay, February 81. 1893,
ss.p = aud pat pt the . i'd com
| \ t.na'e' 10 he city o.
RALFIG H,N C,
is,N c < x. wi b si % track leading
Esi t1e yard All tbs build ugs Ar
20 !ou' aud new. rne machinery
ffiv-l NV with ca ,scity OF twsn
'sobs ser day.
nret,n se will sell q la-Re lot Of
s'e and unin',hsd wAgou., finished
20, h1hsald II =. Also large o. OF
aq % W. ron And round iron b Its
p roo M.snd 4 / kiuds Of material
q " sss nsking inc nd pg A7out
al1r-' thjusand feet VI veil seasoL.
\ ne 7 Al. Il o'cl OK a m.
vs can oGt special terms may b
49, 'l-et Fo- OAR leu ars and cat
..r r' s7a! n description Of plant,
',4'iy s4t mAiolil, apply 70 under
@44 w. A. n ATT,
j. y. HOLD Nc,
~ Y = % Tru tees
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-18
dec1S
GALE vALUARIFCITY

- PIopeIty.-By ,irtue OF teoree Of tie
Su rior court of Wase comfy n tue special
proceedings TOT partition, enriued Msulsey
4 Rogers and others. es-i srie, No. 592 spe-
ciAl lroceediugs docket of said court, will
offer for sac 10 the b. ghest hi ider, al pDLlic
outcry, 1T the court house door, III the city Of
Rale gh, n. o., on
Monday, the 9th day of February, 1898,
at ~ O'Clock M, the lot nf land situated on
Martin street, in ssid city, known as the
"FowLE BUILDING" adjoining the lois Of A.
T. Mis-, B T.. Williamson, aud others. 'front.'
| ing SO feet on Martin street and e1,. ndipg
| back l6i teet
! Terms Of sale-One-haf OF the purchase
mon, Y to be pal d in cash. aud the remainder
| IN twelve months from dsv OF ral-. the de-
| erred payments to bear per cent interett.
KMIsTEAD JONES,
| dec9l-tds. Commissioner.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-18

--n,.KrY FOR ~AL E--hy
| J yny, ~. 5ssd o' moi tgag- execute,
~ Sts ourt house door In
- ySod Y, the 18th d ~ OF Jan
!, 10 clock N toe following
Re u'ug at q stake on .
/ ss.s.s ID tet rnnoios sout. is.ss sos set
], y piS. east h1ns with shs s.a
a'- =. sous- ranch TO south etpret
as - w.,t with said street - fUei
,p.g eouse On the lot Terms
perfect For furtnsr par leu
M ,coi a. page As. register d
|n Raleigh, '. G.
'D'" J. G l. HARR1S,
Attorney Of Mortgage.
rS,lo lSqltds,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-18
WashinRton News Motifs.

WASHINGTON. Jan II -Mr. Sherman
from the sonata iuance committee to-day
reportt d bill to suspend silver pur
chases after January l. 1884 and allo"
national banks t. issue circulation notes
to the full value of bonds deposited
1t was placed on the calendar.
The house Eaval committee to day
ordered favorable report to be made on
the bill providing for the purchase oi
additional land adj lining the naval sta
,ion at Port Royal 5. c., the cost not t.
exceed $40 600
The senate has passed the bill suthoriz
ing the payment to the state of Virgins
of appropriation under the direct tai
refuuding act up till adjournment OF tht
| next legislature.