davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-26
STREET. UNI cine Getd1e.
Seidenbet atter 6oria weieert fid} Giidbetn':
&ei4e ieinem Konfurcenten Si9muuo gu
iberlieferf1.'

Wte eS I9eint, tDir6 6ie Qeic6e bon
9tbam Sii6bein, Der am leBten 0onneritag
in Dem 6auie 226 g8eustraBe Selbfmorb
be9ing, fiir's Grlte nicbt begraben neroen.
Oieielbe lte8t nod INNER i'm g. S. @a=
bin 4 Cons Set1enbeitattungs@ @tabliiies
ment, 226 Glarfltr., robin iie bon ber 500
lt6et 9ebracbt ipur0e unb no lie perbletben
lollte, bis 9tac5ricbt BON Sen Geripanbten
OeS S0oten aus cincinnati etngetroffen
tpare. Sci bcnt Snqueit, Der am Samitag
BON benz 6u!fs@@oroner Mc9talD abgcbaIs
ten ipurDe, entIbteo bic SurD auf Selbltz
moro, oocb ipetgerte itcb ber Coroner Dem
Setcbenbeltattcr @aOin ei1en 8ooteni6etn
5n 9eben, an8eblicb neil Sic 8oIt3ei Die
Geicbe 5H ibn, ftatt 81 bes GorOners Broz
te9e St9muno 8ebrad9t bate.
Sim Sanita9 ericbier Ser 6iIfscoroner
Wfc9(aup nit eincm @ngeltelten BON Sig
mullbS Wtor9ue bel @aDin u1b Derlangte
bic 6eraus9abe bon Sticb6etn's 2eicbe, NM
ter bem Gorgeben, baB CT bon Dem in SIM
%cinnati, g., tpobncnoen 8ruocr beS Go6ten
ba3u beouftra9t lei.
@tnc Iebbaftc MISUNDERSTANDING folgte,
oa WtcgfallD itdb peigerte, bic i6rittlicbe
Sroer 81 Set9en, u1b @apin erfldrtc IblieB;
licD, DaB nllr iiber feline eigene 2eide Ser
gSeg 81 Stib6ein'S 9eicbe 9inge. Wtc9taID
un0 letn Begletter telegrapbtrten barauf an
ben Coroner Wtc0ale ltnb fragten an, mas
tie tbln 1Datcn. Sic erbieIten CUR Nntz
mort, oaB tie feline @ctpalt antpenDen, lpnz
bern @aptn sur 6erau5gabe Der 2eide gu
itberreoen periuDen ioutcn. Sails @aDtn
it3 ipetgere, 10 werbe ct (Dtcl0ale) iencm
Den Sooten16ein 10 LANCE pOrent6alten, bis
ct 9c5tpun9en iet, Ben &f auf3uge6en.
oils Wfc6ale bterauf 5u @auin suriidtebrte,
fan6 ct Bic 5ur Wtorgue fit6rcnbe Gbir
DerlcbloI1en unb Elm btnter oerielben fteben7
Der lunger Weann rief i9m 6roben6 81, o0B
ct Seoen niebericbieBen lperDe, oer eS ber>
iucben loute, Die 2etcbe fortSuDolcn. 0ieler
9robung ge9eniiber itanb Wc9taID bon
allen ~terneren Serlu6en db ltn0 es itebt MIN
ab3utparten, !pas aus ber Sadie !peroen
lpirb. @apin b%ebauptet, baB er BRET Gelez
p%fangen babe, tporin fte i'm cri1c6t babe,
fir oaS 8e9rabniB Der 2ei5e Sorge gu
traget.
NuffalIen6 BET ser Sod6e lit ser l1mitan5,
boB ser 9oli3iit 8eu, bet bic 2etbe nocb
@aoin's Wor9ue bracbte, iettoem nadb
einem Besirf I'M GuBeriten noromeitlicben
Stabttbeit DerieBt tpor6en lit, unb Die Sea-
meroOen 8eu's in bet Sft G6ica9o NOe.z
Station bebaupten gan3 offcn, baB btcie
8eriebung bon bem Coroner Otc6ale per-
anlaBt mDrben iet, neil Ser 8oli5iit 6ie
2eibe Su @apin 9ebradt babe, Der BET Dem
Coroner ntbt in @llnit ltebe.
, 1893-09-26
uo0erboff's Klase.
Die GrfIdrune oes bef9uIoieten poIi3ifen

8olt3eicbef Brennan erbieIt beute Gorz
rtittag bon Sn1peftor 6unt ben berlan9tcn
8ertbt iiber bic bon q. glaoerboff qeqen
ben BoLtSiiten Goparb S. 9oo0 erDobenen
Qnflagen. Na0erboff bate befanntlicb
Sen 9~enannten Bolt3tlten bei6ul6igt, nit
Sptelern in einem 1ogenannten Wtuieum
naDe benz @tngange 3ur McltoltsIteuunq
at oer 81. StraBe unter elmer 9cde geitedt
3u baber. Der 8e1iht entbteLt cine OAR
ftellung Der Nusia9en beS Bolt5iiten 9o6b.
9obb bebcuptet, boB Naberboff un6 SfeQD,
pel6e bon ben Sptelern angeblt9 UNI $165
beraubt purben, gu tbm gefommen ieien
nit benz @riu6en, tbnen bebilfltb gu iein,
etpos BON Dem @clbe 5uriid gu er6alten.
st babe es bermtittelt, baB &eQD 500 iptez
bererbtelt, pDfir bieier cine Quittuno UNI
tersetdbnet babe. GeuD lei bann 6urcb cine
Sintertbiir fortgcgangen, neil CT nicbt nit
Naberboff 5uiammentreifen poQte, benz ct
bic 6Glfte bes tpieoererlangten @eIoes Der>
1prO6en bate.
0obb bebaupet, Na6erboff fet Elm ~eifrtger
8eiuder bon Spielbdulern un6 Lebe bopon,
0aB ct gerupften Sptelern tpie6er 5u etl1em
3Detle tbreS 8erluites berbelfe, mofiir CT
ii3 Die 6dlfte oes tpiebererlangten @el6es
aus5abIen IdBt, 8Oli3eicbef Brennan bGlt
bteie GrtGdrung fir aufriebenfteuen0.
lteber Die bon s. G.8utorb gegen 8oz
Itstiten ser 6arriion;S tr.z Station erboz
bene Nntlage, baB bieie it3 geipeigert bdtz
ten, in elmer bon ibn gen1eIoeten Gaubz
an9eGegenbeit etipaS 81 tDun, bat Ser 9oliz
8ei6ef nod feinen offi3ieaen 8ericbt erbaLz
ten, ebenlopenig ii6er bic angeblid
piQfitrIi9e 3umetiung bon PIab auf benz
9eumarft Ourb BEN Marttmeifter Dietrich.
, 1893-09-26
Gin Qct ser Giferfudt.
Clinton Pammerbad Iiefert fi6 Ger poIi3ei
aus, nadOem er 2trnoIo Krii9er f6wer
perpunoet bate.

St Der Bolt3etitatton 6eS 35. 8recincts
ericbien g~eitern Ser S6antptrtb 9lnton
6ammerbaf bon Qrmitage 9tpe. un6 Stunt
bol0t 8oulepar6. Gr erflGrte, 6aB CT 1icb
ben Bebor6en auS5uliefern miin1dbe, 6a er
ben gtrtb 2lrnolo &riiger bon $50. 1886
Nelt gtortb alpe. i6pere unb pdbribeinltcb
tootlt5e 8eripun6ungen betgebradt babe.
ON Bcamter tpur6e nadb ber be3etcbneten
9Strtblcbaft 9eibidt un6 fano bort 3riiger
III cinem 6intcr3immer in ietnem Dilute
l6Dimmen. Sine &ugel aus 6ammer=
bad'S 9teooloer mar t6m iber benz recbten
.Sbr IN ben &ppf gebrungen, cine 3tpeite in
Den unterletb, cine brittle in Der recbten
Sette uno cine Dierte in ben Itnten Qtrm
oberbalb beS Gubp9enS. Sin berbeigerue
fener 9lrSt e%rflGrte, baB ipentg 6ofinung
auf &riiger'S 0eneiung p~orbanben iei.
Die Sbat ipu BON 6ammcrba6 in bltnoer
8utb poubracbt wor6en lein, neil er an
9ebltcb feline Sralt, Die i'm bor 3pei @ohen
perlteB, nit &rii9er in benz ertpG6nten
!6inter5i1nmer iiberrai6te. 6ammerbad
miro bis auf @etteres III 6oft perbleiben.
= N6rabam 8efer, Der @el4GftStbei(>
baber 6es ebemaltgen 8anfiers Sdbaffner,
lit burcb bic @ranbiurp in Nnflage3uiton6
perleBt lporben. St iou ettpa flint Winuz
ten por benz 3uiommenbrucb BON Siegel,
Cooper & So. Elm 0epoiit burc6 $40, 900
peri0nGi6 in Gmpfang genommen babcr1.
Wan tpunOert itcb barber, baB SieeeL &
Cooper, tpel6e beriDnli6e Sreun6e 6es
6erru 8efer iein iouen, ais &ldger ge9en
tbn ouftreten, obne su %beoenfen, baB in
@elolacben bic @emat9It3feit getp0bnltcb
aufb0rt.
, 1893-09-26

Ser Streit atpii9en 0er StraBenba6n
Der @eitlette unb Der nelen metropolitan
So6babn, Ben 8ou Ser San 8urenitraBenz
Bride bur6 Die 2ebtere betreffenb, tpir6
Dem &riegSmintitertum sur @rIebtgung
Dorgelegt tper0en.
, 1893-09-26
Gin 6rieoensfifter in u0tben.

Die Stole zines Trie6ensttfters batte
geitern Ql6enb Trib Maas, einem Der Sbier7
bGnbtger in 6a9enbed's Nrena, beinabe bas
2eben 9efOitet. SrtB oeriucbte tp6breno Ser
Gorltellung etnen Sampf 5Dtlcben einem
S9tbet78Gren un6 einem 2eopar6en su
l6lt6ten. IS 9elang tbm 5par, bic 8eitien
Observation-Disclosures, nit fnapper gtot6
aber ent9tng ct babel benz Scbidial, BON
ben Sbteren 3erfleiibt gu tperben.
Slnf SOtpen, 3tpet 8Gren unb Elm 2eoz
paro 1teuet allabenblib in einem &Gft9
cine PDromibe Bar. @iner Der 8Gren berz
iiebt babel Die &ole zines Gfopns. @eftern
Qbeno peri1cbte bteler pierbetnige Glopn
baS Publtfum bamit su amiiitren, 6aB er
ben S3pan3 beS 9eoparben gu ietnem
Sptel3eu9 auserfor. Ser gefleften &abe
geftel bteieS nt9t beionoers unb 1te iblu9
nit tDrer Sobe 'noCb benz 8Gren. QuS Der
&eBtere gero0e i'm 8e9riff mar, @Geidbes
NIT @letcbem 81 DergcIten, trat WfaaS 3piz
i6en Sic t~Gmpfen6en 8e itien. Wtit elmer
i6peren Beitl9e bearbettete ct Bic Gbtere
8iemli3 frdftt8, Ser 2eoparb na6m Sic
6tebe bin uno Derfrob itdb in cine @fe.
gftbt 10 aber Ser 8Gr. 9erIelbe tpan6te
lt9 miitbeno gegen ietnen 6errn unb Mei>
tier unO III tpentger ais elmer Minute Bate
er tbm Nod unb 8eite in Teben bonn 9eibe
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
AProgressiyo journal.

Graham Head Light.
Our enterprising neighbors of The
ROANOKE TINES deserve more than
passing praise for their industrial. edi
tion Of that paper last week. 1t was called
the Ohio Extension Edition, but much
of interest in the paper related 10 places
and enterprises in ouc vicinity. AS o
rule tho themes are we'll selected and
the articles timely and we'll written
Tho time has come when tho press of
tho State shoIl1 look more closely after
the States Industrial resources, ana we
feel sure that in this view we are Cor
daily in accord with the views which
actuate IKE TINES Office. Tho pa. Pile
of this section owe a great deal 10 this
progressive journal and 70 its active and
able spsc;a, corresp .ndeDv here, Dr.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
GOOD DWELLINGS.
NATIONAL BUSINESS CoLI,EGx

NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ Roanoke, Va.--The regular session
OF this popular institution, which hat
been partially suspended during the
heated season, resumed yesterday, Sep
TENDER 1st, with full corps Of instruc
tors. Rememb Der that over rs per cent
OF the two hundred Students who
entered the school and completed thei,
course are to-day filing positions sue
cessfnlly and most of them in thi,
Magic City OF progress and enterprise
Young man, come here and prepare tof
business. Send for our new illustrated
college journal containing full informs
ton. Address as above. 111v
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
Back to His Eirat Love

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 14.-Rcv. Sam
w. Small, the noted evangelist. who
spent seven years on tho rostrum, fol.
lowing his remarkable conversion. has
returned to journalism. Ho has been
offered and accepted Z position on the
editorial staff OF the Atlanta Cnnstitu-
ton. Small started lito as an editor in
Texas. lie was on the Constitution
seven years ago. VIII he TOOK up evan.
gelism. His return 20 his ola profession
IN responsible poslton is his latest
announcement.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
OHIO EXTENSION EDITION.
Roanoke Tiines' Enterprise.

NOhnOKc It1neS' Enterprise.
From the Bluciicld journal
The Ohio Extension edition of THE
ROANOKE TIMES is on cur table. The
edition comprises sum up practically
of tho industrial DEVELOPMENT of this
section since 1882, with some special ref
erences to Tho important features Of
the great Ohio trunk line. The various
towns along the lines Of tho Norfolk and
Western receive due mention 1t is 2
big thing, ana in the main, highly com
meudablc. DR.. Parsons, tho principal
artist in the spread" is ingenious, and
knows just wncre TO place The paste.
Before concluding wo do wish TO laud
the efforts Of tho interchangeable doctor.
He has thoroughly demonstrated what
he is, Il great worker and q trenchai :
writer
Honor TO whom honor is due =
From the facile pens of Harry NJ
Smytho and Capt. ID. b. Baldwin SPLEEN
did articles appear on the relative ad-
vantages of the twin cities, Bluefeld
and Graham, which will appear in these
columns.
An elaborate historical sketch OF Pc.
cahontas, covering nearly four columns,
written by cX Mayor John W. Sbotts.
reflects great credit upon tho city OF
mines, as we'll as upon tho resources of
the author. early DAYS on tho Ohio
extension, or 'Furriner'.' Reminis-
cence 8, "by John Ssnborn 10 an interest.
ing as we'll az amusing article a doscrip
tive and historical sketch of Graham, by
Mayor Rich ardson, gives due proml
hence to that city as u good place 10
dwell. Electric mining. by Charles
Thomas, is an instructive paper.
In short, the special edition or TIE
TINES is Q success.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15

From the Carroll News, Union Bridge, Md.
THE RoAKOKE (Va.,) TIMES issued on
Christmas Monday 4 l2-page extra with
the title "Ohio Extension Edition" 1t
contains a comprehensive description OF
the towns and II sources of the territory
tributary to the Norfolk and Westerns
recently completed Ohio Extension,
which extends from Blucficld, near tho
Flat Top coal district of Tazewell
county, Va, northwosterly to Columb bus,
Ohio.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
a Credit TO the rublishers.

From the Flat Top News.
The special edition of TIE ROANOKE
ZINES gave an accurate and concise
portrayal OF the rapid development and
wonderful resources of the Flat Top
coal region and the "new world" that
has been opened up by the Ohio ex-
tension of the Norfolk and Western rail
road. 1t will be great advertisement
to this region and is credit to it's ener-
getic publishers
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
a Magnificent UNDERTAKING..
Krom the Atlanta Constitution.

hrom inc Atlanta Constitution.
The Ohio Extension Edition of TIE
ROANOKE TINES has met with a splendid
reception, and has awakened widespread
interest. 1t was magnificent under.
taking and reflects great credit on THE
TINES
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
False Economy

is rRAcrIcED by people who buy inferior
articles of food because cheaper than
standard goods. Infants are entitled TO
the best food obtainable. 1t is fact
that the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand
Condensed Milk Is the best infant food.
Your grocer and druggist keep il.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
Shows Great Enterprise.

from The Richlands News.
Tho Ohio extension edition of TIE
ROANOKE TIMES shows great enterprise
and Is a most useful paper for parties
wishing information of the now country
opened up by the Ohio extension of the
Norfolk and Western railroad.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
FOR SALE.
CHEAP HOUSES.

5-room house near tho shops; $500,
$50 cash, balance $40 per month
4-room house. 500, S25 cash, balance
$40 per month. Other houses in differ
ont parts Of the city.
j. Il. WINGFIELD,
210 Commerce street
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. MONEY GUARAN-
w teed to purchaser promptly on
100 shares Eastern Building and Loan
Association stock, three to nine months
old, IN any size certificates; also, for
sale: ton shares Roanoke Building
Association and Investment Company
stock, s6 installments paid, Si6O. Ad-
dress Box 145, Roanoke, Va. Is If.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 14.-Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Anderson, of Pulaski, was elected
sergeant alarms of the house to day.
This is the first time woman has been
elected 20 that position.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15

Parsons. We regard him as one of the
very sprightliest and most effective
newspaper workers we know, and, by
the way what worker and hustler
no is?
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15

EOR HESTNUT Stall.
T. lion, standard ana registered, treas;
named Rebel; sired by Norfolk by
Nutwood; first dam, Gypsy Patterson by
Messen. Durock by Risdyk's Hamble-
tonian. Very handsome, superb &C.
ton, VOL broken; years old April 10,
1892. For further particulars apply 10
JOHN CHAmBLIN, Richmond, Va.
II lw
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15

{. ROOM HOUSE, HENRY STREET,
y SIS; 5-room cottage, Luck avenue
S12; room cottage, Fourth street, Sl4;
5-room cottage, Campbell avenue, SIS;
7'room house, Campbell avenue, Sis; s.
room house, Church avenue. S3C See
HARTSOOK, the Renter, 1Os Jefferson
street. Q % II
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15

OLD papers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
NAMPBELL STREET.
LOST AND FOUND.

r CERTIFICATE NO. 81 FOR
~ ten shares Of the capital stock Of
the Now Lansdowne Land Company,
dated juno 4, 1890. Same was endorsed
by me on the back; the company is
hereby notified not to make transfer of
same. l.. B. HUFF. II &c law Pm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-THREE ROOMS AT $40
A Henry street, singly or together,
furnished or unfurnished is lwk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-15

Hand painted MouchOir Cases, Csc. 10 $3.50.
umbrellas IN all styles and at all prices $l25 to $3.50
we are closing OUT great bargains in Goats and Coaks.
Ladies' C0aks from S. TO $35.
MISSES and ChIdens coats and c|oaks from $3.50 TO So
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-26
READING MILLS FAILED.
Cofr"de a Saylor Co.. incorporated,
Fail q" the Amount of Near Half
Miiitou--The ReeeI,ers

PHILADEIPHIA. Pa, Feb 25 A sensa
ton was caused here late this afternoon
nv the announcement that the G, frode
Il Saylor Co. Incorporated. and control
ling the Reading II pliing Mills, WAS in
solvent and that receivers had been ap-
piled for by some of the principal CT, Ill
tors of the company. Shortly before g
o'clock the counsel for the company ap-
pesred in the roihonstgry's office, OF the
common pleas. No, .. and fi,eI bill in
'quity in behalf IF number Of CREDITOR
of Cofrode 4 Saylor. incorporated, ask
ing for the appointment Of receiver.
and also !or decree declaring the cor
poration insolvent. Court took imme
date action. and sitter hearing the state
ments Of the counsel, appointed as re
ceivers Joseph Ii. Cofrode and William
F. Havrity.
Cofrode is the president Of the Cofrode
& Ssylor corporation as well as vice
president Of the Reading II ling Mill
Company. Francis II Siyler is the
heaviest creditor who signed the bill If
application for receivcrshp. hrs claim
being in round numbers ) 700. .000. l.
vas said that the same motive impelled
the seeking of the reccivership as was
imputed to the application for the II lad
ing railroad receivers. Voluntary action
III the part of the management To save
The corporation from a general raid of
creditors, and II secure the best udmin
istration of its assets in settlement or re.
organization. the court has fixed the
bonds furnished by the receivers at
$3.50 600 each The receivers were
empowered to continue the operations Of
the works and the business Will 90 on as
usual. The downfall of the two CIR
porati ms carried with them the iron firm
Of j. F. Bailey & Sons.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-26

Timber and Land Company: substitute
for the bill defining the public oyster
grounds of the state; TO incorporate the
Chowan and Olranda Railway Company:
to establish free ferry across Northeast
river as amended ; to authorize the com
missioners and magistrates of Mitchell to
levy special tax in relation to Stanly
county; to incorporate the Houston Mar
coic Cure Company Of North Carolina
SPECIAL ORDER
Bill to regulate state printing was in
substance as follows: To let out the
public printing to the lowest responsible
bidder.
Mr. Jones of Caldwell. explained:
The Secretary Of State shall make due
advertisement and receive propositions.
each Of which must be sealed and
MAJ ked. He, with the joint committee
on printing, shall open then and decide
Each of these propositions shall be &C
companied by $500 check. to shut of
irresponsible bidders; " hich checks shall
be re endorsed and sent back to the un
succe ssful bidders Cannot be let to
bidder who lives at such distance that
we cannot have our bills printed from
day TO day. 1t shall not apply to this
General Assembly.
Mr.. Ellington called for the ayes and
nays, and the vote passed taird reading
hy large majority
On motion of Mr.. Vance, of Bun
combe, the senate amendments to the
bill for the relief of the stockholders Of
the business fund of the alliance were
concurred in.
The health bill was made special or
der for Monday at II o'clock, on motion
Of Mr.. Fuller, of Durham; also, ON mo-
ion, the bill concerning the deaf and
dumb was made a special order for Mon
day at I'm Adjourned.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-26

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 Suns cotton
article: What has next week In store
for tie contending factions in the cotton
speculate Tnat IS the question which
is ag' tating the mind of the average
member Of trade. 10 the meantime
Liver pool is du'l and depressed and
Amel ican markets reflect the foreign
desp ndency. The crop movement II
light however, and the friends Of cotton
insist that the maj ket ants to go up and
is only held back by the unfavorable state
ef aft .irs in Eugland; that this state OF
affairs cannot long continue and that
when the strike is settled the natural
course of prices will be upward. Bears
an the other hand, say that all the
favor able effects likely to accrue from
resumption of work in the Lancashire
mills have already been antIci
pated in the price Of cotton; that
mean while stocks are very iarg",
price is relatively high and viewed from
= tandpoint Of supply and demand 'h'
situation is Inherently weak. Prices de
| clined 5 to 9 points md closed steady
with sales of 1l3 800 bales. Liverpool
declined points and closed barely
steady with spot sales Of 600 bsles. H.
New Orleans futures declined t.
IL points. Spot prices here
were depressed, but without quot
able change Sales were l5s bales f'r
spinning and the deliveries 200 bales.
There was decline of / 16: 1t two ci
the southern markets, and New Orlean-
was weak ,uihern spot markets. as
rule, were dull and unchanged. The re
ceip at ports were 8, 800 oales as agains
l3, SO this day last week and l3 lU7 ss
year. Exports from p rts we're 13 63'
bales. Receipts st three interior town
were 1915 bales against LIZA this ds
last week and 1.404 last year.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-26
I bsMs

NORTH "ARoLiSA, II tie superior curt.
Make County, February Term. lss3.
Molhe r. Thoapson Y. ",it"r Thompson.
This l. ap Acii.p brnnght ~ obtain divorce
frou Nal er thompson from. the bonds Of
mA-Timunv
Il gapp,.a ring - the conri that Walter Thomp
-.-u ir uon-fr-it,ut - a" state Of North
l'A--l lln4. AMI thA the Sleril % Wal. c. 4uufy,
After cxercisirg tlee q diligence, cAuifot execute
tie -ufn1 ou- iu tt1- ra-e Ou tho sali Walt
thompson u ~ therefore ordered that --rvice
pn the rAid W.lt,r Thompson Ice made by
puahcAlou IL THf = aTs { ni.o>Io' 4, weekly
newspaper, pn.a-ted ~ the city II Raleigh,
g., on-e s~ek tor ak weeks notifying
the - Ma ter shsi pnon 10 appear before
sake Superiur cnaTt. sd then And there
.G-wer he m,i-Irt winch ~lll be nled IN
tie case or ie lT th"reo, during the rm of
ake Superior art shIch como euce- on
'he 49, Monday before the l-t Monday ia
" .rch, is9. eng h. nth fsy of February,
4 3 And iet hlul t~k- tie" that il hc f.ll.
( appear zni -r-r pr d"mur, aud defend
sait action. tl.i The plsinth .ili .pply 10
ne GouTt i.r The r. ~ 4 mAnded IN sh- 60 -i-
ylsluf JsO " InuMPsOS, clerk.
January =, l..B
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-26
TREACHEKY BKINGS DISHONOR
Hon. Ralph Davis Cannot Practice
Law In Tennessee. Again.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb. 25 Judge
Estes HANDED down d ecision 10 dAy
disbarring Speaker Ralph ID avis, of the
Tennessee Legislature from practicing a.
An attorney in the courts of Tenues see
Four weeks ago the story was printed
which caused the action IF the court to
day. Nathan s mon was bondsmln in
the sum OF So 600 for Jacob J. ,chmsn.
charged with arson. Ltchman fl ID and
Simon secured ID avis services To get the
bond reduced. 1t is alleged that Davis
paid 81 600 into court but told Sim IN h.
oad ptid - go and collected from him
S2.750 When Smith learned the truth
ne made motion to discharge DAVIS
To day it was sustained. Davis. IN the
meantime, had procured Indictment Of
the editors of the psper which printed
the story for criminal libel. and sued for
$50 600 damages. Il is probable that he
will 5e deposed as speaker Of the legis
lature and expelled from the assembly.