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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-09

Both Parties TO Suit Now Before III
u. =. &unrpnln COurI

WASHINGTON, March s The state Of
Virginia and the state of Tennessee are
parties to suit of which argument
consumed practically all the time of the
United States supreme court today, Vir-
glnla seeking to secure the large strip of
land now within the boundaries of Ten
ressee, but claimed by the O'd Dominion
to be a pat of of its territory. The
tract IN question is wedge shaped strip
of land stretching across the northern
border OF Tennessee, adjoimng Virginia
On the south. 1t is one hund ed and
thirteen miles in lergth. vo miles ia
width at Its eastern aud eight miles in
width a. its western extremity. The
country is mostly sparsely settled, but
IS In the line of material development of
south western Virginia aud eastern Ten
nessee. One of the towns in dispute is
Bristol, Tenn which has grown greatly in
the last decade and enj ys two municipal
governments according TO the pres Mt
DOR odary line between Tennessee and
Virginia, the main street separatj Q
the Tennessee section of the town from
the Virginia section. If Virginia should
win the suit the whole town would be a
part of its territory. Attorney General
Ayers is the principal representative of
Virginia before the court and associated
with him are Attorney General Scott and
VIM F. Rhea. Attorney General G W.
Pickle represented the state OF Tennessee
with A. S Collar, Abraham L Demoss
and @ J. St. John as his associates. The
claim of Virginia to this territory is
based on the allegation that the bouu-
dairy he now contends for was recognized
by the state Of North Carolina as the true
line of division between the two states
and thst when North Carolina ST ced ed
What is now the state Of Tennessee to NJ
Unlted States end Tennessee came iutt
the union the newly admitted stats
claimed and secured more territory thar
belonged to it. Tennessee asserts tha
the line rs now run ls the true one.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-09
The Court House Robbed.

ROCKVILLE, March The eek Cf
the coudty commissioners. on entering
his room in the court house - day, fouud
that his desk had been opened and money
and papers SEA tered eli over the fl Jof.
The thieves h.i taken $50 from an envel
ope containing $11l that he had received
for tax collectors Charles w Eelds anG
John Henry Clagett, and threw the r. !
around the room The widow bg he
desk was left up, add the papers whc
had accumulated laid aside, and through /
this the burglars are supposed TO have
made their departure. The keys % the
court house were lent to a pa ty Of ycun.
people last night desrous of see'rg tn
fireworks in Washington, whica they
thought they might be enable 20 from
the cupola of the building, which IS ~
feet high They remained untli after 8
and many Think they forgot to lock th,
front door. Upon examination the dpaI
to the tax collectors room was fouut
unlocked, and the inner door leading 10
to the county commissioners room i
like condition, making it thorough
open to the intruders.
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TALK WITH GOV. TILL MAN.
He Thinks General Prosperity Wi,
Follow CieVeiand,s Admin
istralion.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 9,-Governor
Tijlman, of South Carolina, who wa in
Baltimore yesterday, is a typical South
erner and an unterrifed democrat. He
said yesterday that he was opposed to
the nomination of Cleveland because he
did not agree with Cleveland On the sill
yer question.
"After his nomination, however, he
said, Il went home and worked f II him
just as earnestly as | would have done {
his silver views had conceded with
mine " The governor said business in
the South was good. and the outlook for
trade and manuf4CtIrer in the future
~as very encouraging He thought that
eveland's administration would be sat
istsctory 10 the whole country, ard that
| under ii the South would take on new
LIE, and that the whole country under
relief from oppressive tsriff laws would
at in s state Of prosperity unequaled in
any period OF Its past history
| The Governor of South Carolina LEFT
las right, and while mere, it is said, h.
received no me sage of ang kind trou
i the G Jvernor Of North Carolina.
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Earl in Long lsland.

LONG ISLAND City, March All
Long Island seems 10 have fet what Is
now supposed t. have been an earth
quake at II 80 o'clock this morning At
Long Island city tbeshock was especially
severe, in many instances shaking pic
lures from the walls, creating havoc
among chinaware and bricabrac. AT
several points persons fed in terror from
their houses t. the streets in their nigh,
robes, supposing houses were settling OF
falling Most of these persons say dull,
boom and strongly marked simultaneou:
trembling of the earth was perceptible
The scism disturbance lasted severa
seconds and then passed away il 6
sCutherly direction.
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Murderer Arrested,

GAINESVILLE, Ga, March S.-William
Hawkins, who is charged with the killing
of LaEkin Smith at Lula about two years
ago, and against whom there are several
warrants for smaller offences, was arrest
ed last night near Lula and brought to
Gainesville and lodged in Jail. Larkin
Smith was an engineer on the N E rail
road and was sitting by his freside when
he was shot by some one through the
window with load of bucSshot, and
died in few days Suspicion was al
once fastened upon Hawkins on account
of quarrel with Smith. Hawkins has
been out west, it is said, and only re
turned a few days ago.
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I'll after noon Among the prominent
naters who called were Jones' of Ar
kansas, NJlls, Mcpherson, Gordon.
Co' and voorhees,. There is no tangi
Die information obtainable in regard to
the candidates for four places of assistant
postmaster general. The most reliable
information makes Robert Maxwell of
Batf 10, the prominent candidate for the
fourth assistant, who has the disposal of
fourth G ass postotlices, which was
formerly tue duty of the first assistant.
The reception of visitors occupied the
greater portion of the time of Secretary
OF Agriculture Morton to day aud he
found little or no time to devote to
official matters, the greater portion OF
these falling to Assistant Secretary Will
lets,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-09
TITS ENT ELY.
Annual Meeting otthe Directors of the
Atlanta and charlotte Air Line.

New YoRK, March 8-The annual
meetiag Of the Atlanta and Charlotte
Air LIE railroad company was held this
afternoon At No 4S, Wall street More
than $32 eco shares of stock were votea
Which tops the record The following
board Of directors were elected for the
ensuing wear: Eugene Kelly. P P Dick
insan. Richard Irwin, R H Rochester
Charles VI Fry, Charles 5 Fairchild and
b r. McAlphiue, Of this city, H W
5 hlpy, Of Rochester, n. Y. Josiah
Bryan, Of Richmond, Va, Skipwith
Wilmer, Of Baltimore, D G Garth, Of
sea siule, n Y. Michael jenkins, of
Baltimore, and Ed zaner S. Mason, Of
tRis city. TEE new board Of directors
met immediately after the election and
ele,fad Eugene Kelly president and "
n Wilmer wee president.
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In Favor If CmrIyIe w. Harris.

New YORK March Lawyers Howe
& Hum'nel, counsel FIR Carlyle W. Har
ris. CONDEMNED t. dye f,r the murder
~ pois n of his child wife. Helen
Potts Harris. To dav made on addition
II statement, which they hope to use to
back up iheir motion for new trial.
woman called at the lawyers office
last night and aid that Ana Waddell
: former schoolmite of Helen Potts. had
important Information to give. and she
swcre to the following affidavit: Il
knew Miss Potts well We went To
school together NJ bed room was mex,
to hers At one time. when Mss Potts
was SICK, | occupied the same bed with
her for q fe y days. Miss Potts hsd dur
ing this time smtil glass bottles. contain
Ing what she It'd me were morphine
pills On one occasion | saw her take
some. She gave me- one, which / took.
as Mss Potts told me that she often took
them
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8 $4,000 wire ar Marion.

RICHMOND Va March A Dispatch
specisi from Bri-t,l Gays: AT , o, lock
Yesterday morning q most dis -strous fire
occurred at Marion, Smith county. The
fire broke ont in Mac Wolfe's store, ard
he fire company being aroused late. Has
unable tn control it. The Central hotel.
Mac Wolfc's store, Lewis law Office, and
Sprunkle's dug store were consumed
T upper story If the South west Vir-
ginia News office was DESTROYED. A kee
If powder wss exploded in MacWOifG:
store. which blew the sash out Of the
urthouse window. The loss il about
$l2 000; Insurance SG 000. 1t is the
msst q ssstrous fire Marion has had fOl
Dum Der of years"
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richmond, VI trch Gov Mckinney
he's referred all correspondence in refer
ence to meeting of the southern governors
here On tie 12'h Of April, t" mayor Fly
son, OF the chamber of commerce, and
Col. 4 S. Buford, president of the
Virginia worlds fair commission These
representatives, Of the city and states ir-
terest will s. that visitors are properly
cared for. and that they Will be given
ample opportun ty to learn of its trade,
resources aud other prospects
Mayor f lys N to day adiressed let
ter to- governor Fishback. Of Arkansas,
= leading spirit in the movement, assur.
ing him a7d his colleagues Of hearty
welclm - this city, and rendering tn IL
such courtesieS in 8 general and sOcia
way as their stay may permit
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The New Baptist Pastor.

WELDON, N. c, March o-Rev.
George W. Harman notified the congre
CATION of the Baptist church here to day
tn ne wculd accept the call recently
extended him Rev. Mr. Hagman will
enter st once upon his pastoral duties
He will have one appointment in the
county, ana the rest OF his time will be
devoted to the church here. Mr.. Har-
man is a most excellent preacher and is
thoroughly c0nsecratt u the work of
his cred calling. The people of Wei
don will give him most hearty wei
come.
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J G. T.. HARRIS,
~ ruey 81 Nortgslyea
Notice OF sale.

SUPERIOR oUGr
a, abr iuistr tor of @ H
4,-, pi ntias va Mrs.
tHerz. al O., deten ants
NJ authority conferred upon
au4r hv orcrr OF court IL
.l action, will expose for
cutlery ~ the court house
rs b.. l. and sell 10 the h. b
sb on Monday, the 18th
1898. aIl EnaJ ~ " !. roe. ;.
county, North CstoHla, H..
Eu s &. the t. @ Raleigh
.t street, adjoining OTIS
t 70 pgC'iyely - Lynn
0rti5 I4ch Patton and
tt lot 80. 50 In the plan
Hfe tul y described IN tnt
". + PsEi =,
Commits iouer
rd, Attorneys fer pain
f-bs td,
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WINDSOR, n c., March s -Vlney
Spili'r, a negro woman about so years
4, living near Windsor, was cutting
wood in her yard yesterday morning.
4 stick on which she was cutting few
up and ,truck her in the breast, killing
h,r Instantly.
The Rev L, N Curtis, of Anlanaer,
preached in the Baptist church y, ster
day morning and night a strong effort
is Oeing made hy the church to Secure
his services as minister for one Sunday
= month during the year.
Mss Florence Virginia Horoller. OF
Sulf *. Va, is visiting her sister, NJ s.
E. w Pugh
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Guardian, Commercial Article

MANCHESTER, March s The Guar
dams commercial article says: Rum rs
a-e current that the cotton strike Is on
the point OF terminating and these re
ports have largely influenced the tone of
the markets. There is q moderate prao
ticaoie inquiry and sellers are hardenilg G.
The supply of suitable goods Is quite in
ade quite Small trade in mulis, jaco
pets, and cambrics has been ez ecut d.
Dhooties of shirting quality are exceed
ingly quiet. The offers are too much be
low cost to permit of their acceptance.
Yarns are inactive, sellers, however, arc
mostly firm, Occasionally there IS q
slight tendency in buyers favor.
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The Ann Arbor Strike Breaks Out.

TOLEDO, O., March 9.-Tne Ann Ar
Dor railroad brotherhood Of engineers
and firemen went our this morning at 6
O'Clock in obedience to the instructions
of Chief Engineer Arthur. The strikers
furnished a crew for the mail train, and
that is the only train that has left here
today. Chief Arthur has instructed the
heads of the brotherhood lodges on the
various connecting lines not to handle
ary Ann Arbor business Reports from
all the divisions show that sll the men
are out an4 that everything is tied up.
There is probability that the strike vii!
extend to other roads.
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Assistant state Secretary.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Josiah Quin
cy, Of Massachusetts,, was today formally
rendered the position OF Assistant Secre
taty of State by Secretary Gresham,
w nich he accepted His name wlll be
sent to the senate for confirmation Mr..
Q4iucV is member of the National
committee and in the late campaign was
chairman Of the Committee Oa Campaign
Literature. He is graduate CT Harvard
ana ia .yer by profession.
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airVieW Farm.
stations tn I,c 1898.

FRA> KIN CHIEF : an isrd and reg
i-tered M. n cHe-tuu- -ziisln -.
hands hi zh weighs L. @ -lurls Hr Is
an nored s. orr a. HIS sire 81 frank
in record %, l. the sire ~ .. ~ 2.3 NJ,
n n -og cf ID n el i.'tr e~ 3 . 20 list.
tuf RI @-'n 4 4l il 2Sn i.f II - dsra
p 4s one In = - lit nul ~ son q
: hae Alien ~ r-cSgi "., hat elr-d
DlBiel L4mhert a. ye. Fr rai 4. hi.i il
IN handsome sta hon ne - - m. and
tsse 81 ress e-- -ite - aauh-onl- aA1 s9ctdy
colts in Nnrts C8r iias
NJ oNDN NE T. stand I'd and rtg stare
% ii<3b G&fE hroWu ta-anl. ~ hands
| hi n ~ ivrs l,2n 3snnd- +e h. an IN
I'D 'maie oman Ills sire : man.
| rec 7T.i , y s.re n1 Inn p ~ ans nve
| "tn.r 2.3] tsotrr is 4 -e4 Z G-or-s-
| Wlke-, .-cO 4 2:22 ~ o 4 - Lter of
q IN Ut sir q 81 8: % lit = "ty them
! Nu;woud : Sd, WI, ici - q li-'
George III iZee Ard B 1--we Is
desceu 1ants In }:}0 list No niyue = dam,
| Troublesome. re ~ - WI. u h ats
etJer th41 30 o he ,r-tt il ne Hes
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dam ( o ia : q. a.a Le - D.d II lmble-
| g,ial 20
Salon cards s fnn ~. cr .tirn
and ex-ti-d ped.grte ,..i ~ aad "a y "a
| cation To
p. WI. u sos.
Fair siew Farm St..i i. y =.
Harci lSt l-.8.
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Both burned To Death.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March Yes
terj4y aiteruuon several men while
working ia a field near Mount Juliet
were attracted by screams from two
,somen working in AZ adjoining field
Taey found VI John G mes and her
year Old daughter burning to death
Tneir ciOthinG was set on fire from a
burning brush heap. Despite all the
fl .rts of the men the women received
such injuries th.t they died within d
few mlnutcs.
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FiEE DISASTER &C DANVILLE.
Two Persons Killed And -Four other.
Injured by FaIIin. Walls.

DANvILLE. Va, VI .rch This city
was visited by 6,stIu tive fire at an
early hour this morning Arout hslf
pass O'Clock the National Hotel build
ing was discovered 70 he on fire. and N
a few moments flames burst through the
msnsard roof.
Tne building was four story struc-
ture and in the heart of the business por
ton of the city After the fire had been
gotten under control ard while a fore
of men were at work removing gooo 5
from Summerfeld's store the walls of the
building IN front and that sd dioining the
store came down with great crash
Several men were in the building aud
hundreds of people rushed to the scene
An alarm was sent in and the firemeu
began the rescue of those who had been
csught in the wreck
The killed are: John Lawson, colpred.
and jim Motley, also colored, lsborers.
The injured are: William Powell. righ,
leg broken; Simon Wilson. lcft lee
broken; Smith Buford. internally in
juFed, probably fstll, all three colored,
and Sam Best. white
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>ou,,. Carolina sherIns In Custody.

AsHINGToN, March Tue U0iIec
States supreme court to-day granted the
request male yesterday By counsel for
the ta7ee imprisoned IilmaUite sher tfs
N oouth Carotiua for leave to file peti-
tlons for writs Of ha beas corpus on their
behalf and issued a rule, returnable on
the 27th instant, calling on Ju3gs Simon
ton TO show cause why they should rot
be released and set f-ee from the judges
mandate confning -nem for disyb ying
HE order protecting the property Of the
Richmond and Danville and South Caro-
lima Railroad companies from selzure for
taxes alleged 70 be unlawful.
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They Named Him Grover cleveland
Young.

WINSTON. n. c., March s-Four
years ago March 4th, when President
Harrison was being inaugurated, the
wife of Squire Robert II. Young, of
Swannonah. Buccombe county, presen-
ted him with girl baby. List Satur-
day about the hour Cleveland was De
livering his inaugural Mrs. Young gave
birth to boy, who hAs been named
Grover Cleveland Young.
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The Ann Xrbor Strike in michigan.

FRANKFORT. Mich, March S.-The
engineers and fremen on the Toledo &
Ann Arbor, struck this morning at 8
o'clock. No through freieht mas been
running SINE March 6 The City of
Marquett casae in Wednesday st 80 q.
m. but can't unload, owing to the lack
of cars. Excitement is running high.
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CAUCUS WITHOUT READWAY,
SIX AND HALF HOURS YESTER.
DAY WEXHUUs MOVING,
Practically Nothing as Yet Done In
the Matter of Elective
Officers of lhe


WASHINGTON, March The mem
bers of the democratic caucus committee
were IN session to day SIX and half
hours without com pleting tue task of
making up the committee lists. The
next meeting will b. held subject to the
call Of Mc. German, and it is not un
likely that If the session of the eenste to-
morrow Is short, the committee may get
together again in the afternoon. some
headway his been made, but the COM
m'ttee has only begun to see its way
clear to the successful performance of
the work that is before it. One thing
that can be stated with positiveness, is
that nothing has yet been done in the
matter of the elective officers of the
senate and 1t is doubtful if anything of
thls kind will be taken up for many
Gays. 1t is understood that while the
president of the senate will be adher ed
to IN many respects, the craftsmanship
will not go in every case to the ranking
senator of the democratic membership of
the committees in the last senate The
geographical location Of the members Is
being considered in the distribution of
the favored places and an innovation is
| being suggested in the shape of scheme
which will put senators at the head of
committees who were not at the hea of
the recent minority list, but who, by
reason of their qualifications are
best fitted to dc the work that
will come before those committees
1t is also not unlikely that one or more
minority committees Of the senate may
be wiped out, and if this is done, it will
reduce the nominations of chairmanships
the republicans will have. Nothing
definite, however, has been accomplished
n any direction A prominent member
Of the caucus committee said this after
noon that until th4 senate was organiz I'd,
1t least SO far as the committees were
concerned, there would be no action
npOn any nominal atoms the PresiGen,
IN GIT send in For this reason it was
imperative that the caucus comm tee
should do its work as fast as possible
If the President should send in any nomi
nations tomorrow they will be compelled
to lay over, under this construction, un-
i'll the complete committees have beer
agreed upon.
The session Of the senate, therefore
will be brief unless the body sees lit t
take up the resolutions that were intro
duced Monday st tha opening session
This may precipitate discussi,n rela5iv
10 the legality Of such legislation il al
extra session ca led for the purpose Q
couferrirg pres dental 1aminasioas
The repu olicans we're resting Ga Jhei
oars sim jy awaiting inal altion by Ii
d. mocra Afec they nave been mad
acquain with the inteunone of N
majority II Allison's cor IA tt e ".
resum IabJrs and eudeavor to prc
vide for nose republicans who are eu
titled t. minority cnairmans1ips.
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fSultitt Succeeds EdY-

PHILADELPHIA, March AT q meet
ing here yesterday Of the directors OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company,
william G. Bullitt, assistant to the presl
dent. was unanimously elected vice.
president in charge of the traffice to sue
ceed Charles G. Ely, resigned, to be
come second vice president Of the
Reading,
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Speaker Davis Refused 10 Resign ana
lhe C:lnir Eseclared vacant.

NASHVILLE, March 8,-The committee
having Speaker Davis matter IL hand,
adopted the res luton requesting his
resignation. Speaker d wis refused to
resign. The house then declared the
c..alr vacant ana elected j. a. Trensdaie
Speaker.
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SDsit in Twain.

RICHMOND. Va, March S.-Robert
Terry. while innxicat=d, entered the
Nirglnis and North Carolina wheel fac
tory last evening. He was warned 10y
workmen to keep away from the machin
cry. This he failed to do for while the
back OF Sawyer was turned Terry tumbled
over carriage end the saw conne cted
with it split mis- body in twain, his head
falling to one side AMI his legs on th'
other.
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xfenorted Bead But Living.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 81 p m.
A Sensational rumor that Governor Tur-
nev was dead reached here this morning.
Both houses Of the Legislature immedi-
ately adjourned The rumor proves to
be untrue, but Governor Turne5' g con-
dition is precari GUS.
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Admin strstor Ani Conlli--lo
IL
NoRTh CAi.DLlAA No,,e -aI-I onr
WAKE Comfy tachn,eat !. - = :

NoRTh CAi'N LA No,ise -.i..f ons
WAKs Comfy tachnelt
Arthur 4 sri'zar Vlanfin Thomas
W Pc ter. 10 A4 ousiu, - = rter 4
Co. GeieDdani.
The do'"nis Above named Wlil 'ake notice
that sum 1ons ~ th- above enntl seton
issued on the II iEy ~ r. bruArn 1893
by W. ID. haywood, Ju-lre ~ tle r ce oi
Wake county, North sroun 4 II tfs. -nm -
ne hucdred and Mn ;.-ui q ID J.. and
torfy-tHo cents g - - due he -Ei lAiatif
5v account for persona VI ,er reuder.
Inn and eXpens Will rend ring Use zsm.
~hich sum ao:~ l. returuahi before the -Aid
Justice A. the ofhce o STRONG ~'r ing IN the
'itv ut Rale gh ~ sad count anl state. on
tho 2sth 4 yUf February. y l-.l3 The
tefenc ant Will 50 take lotir., that warrant
attathMent Was lss. b, b. said Just ce
on The said i-t day OF ebras Y - Which
warrant is returusbe before t..e - In ti.e
the ums agt Plsce sbaye e..n,.! / me re-
| urn 4 tle sum ons aul .a N "a. -ndant
| i- require 70 pear heiore tho rs i Jl-tlee
| 50 tho place above named l a. n day .;
| Ma ch, 4 ID l>'3. At the hau-ut 3 sud
d answer ur d-mur 70 the comp -lni 4 the
| la uif, OF the rehef mAn .ci the. slu Will
| e gr .uIt A.
This ct day Of February. : j i-l3
" ID y YA tJD +
4 STR NG - y fNG. AIrlru
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Treasury Notes Exchanged for Gold,

WASHINGTON. March 8. - Secretary
Carlisle today accepted the propos ton
of the Claring House of Denver, Colora-
! do. 10 exchange one million Of treasury
notes If the issue of 1890. for one million
! in god This will increase the free gold
in the treasury to 81 l25 900 Carlisle
has taken no steps TO issue bonds, and
has rot indicated what policy he will
/ Durgue