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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22

Speculation was lifeless and devoid OF other
feature. The volume of business was much
smaller than it yesterday, or on any pre-
vious day for several weeks, and in character
tie trading was strictly professional. Naria-
tions consequently were unintercsting, and while
the closing was strong. final gains were gen
orally small fractions No account need ~
taken of the manipulation in a few industrial!
and special stocks. The general course OF prices
is rarely disturbed for more than few minutes
by the vagaries which these stocks may display,
The performers may claim applanse the audience
smiles simply in amusement. Two stocks only
aroused languid interest. Philadelphia and
Reading moved within narrow limits, but 10 was
strongest after the announcement that the re-
ceivers had asked the authority OF the court for
an issue OF $5,5OOOOO certificates. with this
assistance the receivers are believed TO be hope
ful that they can pay the employees of the COM
pany, the ordinary working expenses, and pos
SHY the June interest on the general mort
gage per cent bonds TINS I, Is ,le same com ON
interest on all classes Of its income bonds, and
borrowed money TO accomplish its purpose. One
Of the receivers Is the president OF the company
who presumably conserved TO this financial opera
ton 1t may be assumed safely that holders Of
the general mortgage, and even the income bonds,
will oppose an issue Of receivers certificates when
the management has not practically been changed.
A less active stock. but one which attracted close
attention, was Northern Pacific preferred II
early advanced i'm the hope that the directors
floating debt of the company. but as the proposal
involved 4 change in management popular ex-
i tbs
movement. but beyond that point refused TO 20.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There were no transactions in Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange, but bid prices for
the As were lowered Ia per cent, and the views
of holders modified to still larger extent.
Final quotations were as follows:
BID. Asked Bid. Asked.
u. y <2s. 1891. con- U.Scuf o. 1898 .l0J
tinued at 2 per Us. cures. 1896. 18Th :. .
coL u. ). cur.6s 1897 ITO
II G a. 1907 rey. 1lo 1l25I C.Scur6s, 1s?s. lib -
.S.4s lS97,coI li3 1877 US cures 1899 Ills
d.. 81. s.dh lSD.il1t, 1l2
State issues wholly neglected and there
were no sales OF city bank stocks.
The general bond market was little more
active but the irregularty In prices was not
deed, was In issues affected by special causes
Erie second incomes were unusually active, but
they did not fall below the lowest price touched
yesterday, and were in demand at about "a. and
at % l-2 ended. with a gain Of l-2 per cent.
Northern Pacific cons0l IS gained the fraction at
6s lie. but Chicago and Northern Pacific frsts
declined l-2 per cent to rs on small sales. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
FOREIGN COMMERCE IN FEBRUARY.
Tuesday, March alp. IN.

Tho Government report of foreign commerce in
thu month of February was only niue "orS
than partial statements had indicated. Inc III
norts NJ merchandise were smaller than those OF
the preceding month by $l,l43.2O9, but the iaiih9
OF in exports was S7,1l6,So7. The comparison
with the same month year ago was SILL more uh-
favorable. The exports OF merchandise were
smaller by S26,694,2jl, while the imports "eie
larger by Sl4,24s,s7s. The result OF the incf-
chandse movement in the month was an excess Vi
imports of Slo,6ss, 262, against an eAcess OF en-
ports in the same month year ago OF S?l,234'so'
and of Ss,s06,74s in the preceding year. The
difference in the trade balance, which amounts to
S40,043l29. is less than that in January III the
asst two years. but it is sufficiently serious, and
in the absence of other influences it iustdes heavy
exports of gold In the eight months OF the present
fiscal year imports exceeded exports OF merchandise
by 1921 ,004.573, while in the SANE period las'
YEAR the excess Of exports was S2l Al 1857,
The outward movement of merchandise, and par'i-
cllarly grain and bresdstufs, last year. was phe-
nomenai in volume, but in the same period In the
preceding year the eXcss OF exports amounted 10
Ss2, 052s6i.
The following table compares the values Of
imports and exports for the month OF February
and for the eight months OF the hscai year ior
'"'eo 'e''' ONE MONTH.
Merchandise.
Month OF February 1891. 1892 1893
Exports ............ TS7O.9iI sOtoS'lo' o'V'o'ooo
Exc... Of .xpor,. sssoo.74s oI25a,sO7 -.
Excess Of imports --..'-.- si''ooo'-o-
Specie and bullion
Imno,ts .. sl5,2o7O s. 1872 s37 s3310,3l6
Exports ........... 5033.Is2 o,05'.i| H. soi
Excess OF expors - O9o 9l2 s4eolo'' si"ooV'o''
Excess exports slZys7,6 600 s2oI4"hf -
Excess OF imports. ~'''V''o''
EIGHT MONTHS.
Merchandise.
Im1orts " go. $40 $50 400 1923 ~ sCo7 s.s osG
Expports ... 629, Coz. G67 73iool,66s 5s3.o73''lS
Excess OF exports. ss2 OF POI s2l4l23 ~,
Excess OF imports. "-''Oo''''
Specie and bullion
Imp,rt1 ..... s3os8s. 7s0 s59,3t3s79 sts.!?2, t5s
Efforts ....... 36.o0O,52i 1888 9ls SOTO, SO
Excess Of exports. s5,93l ,35 :..:..: sOl3S',1-D
Excess Of imports. f-i'Vff''oi ''-''''-'
Net balances.
Excess NJ cxports ss 1913 900 s93 0S 09j $40 3S3 52
Fer the year ended on February rs the comparl-
son with the two preceding years is as follows:
TWELVE MONTHS
Merchandise.
Imno,,s sso5 1873 o35 ssos. 1913 53i SOIL ,502 S17
Exports ........ sOJ3i0,Ss2 0J0.719,Sil o92i3'c5
Excess Of exports. si4.I23 SAT all .636,2so
Excess OF imports. S'-'-'-'o''
Specie and bullion.
Imports .. sn 1896. G93 sG4. 724. 537 a39 033 Il9
Exports ...... 81. i0o GIG 1lo,Ai20J6 lA,sl7,l2l
r,cc.s Of .xpo,ts 20 col os3 sI517520 s05.7s4 .oo2
balances.
Excess OF expo 7s5 $50 s2I7 1853 500 1851 1873
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
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countrp BoarS mantfo.

LADY WHO HAS CHARGE OF tne :" .rr.pes ~
"A onhan boy six years of sse desires % .xo SouS
nermarent home In private family, Nv faithful ~
80 % yew.York Surroundings muss y esserenccs uuc
, on,crtnnity for On outodoor ilic %ssrding No.
EEe 'o Of 't Ike highest character No KIM " y
need reply Address, D. r. T., sls Br'sa"V' - 8
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Wnited gtates
Mort9a9e Go.

CAPITAL e2.OOO,O 900
Surplus 100000
80 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK
This Company has all the Trust Powers granted by
the ia mixing Laws the >tnic OF New York. Eether
with special charter privileges. Loans Money on
Bond snd Mortgage. Issues Dcbenfurr Bonds, Re.
ceives Deposits subject check and allows Interest
daily balances. Issues Certificates OF Deposit, Acts
Trustee. Registrar. Transfer Agent, Pays Coupons.
Executes all trusts.
OFFICERS.
CHARLES X. President
1JTIER KOt Vice. President
GEORGE ". fOt Nj: I'd Vice Prest ~ Treas.
ARTutH TT R<BI Assistant Treasurer
WILLIAM T.. ELLIOTT
DIRECTORS.
Samuel ID. Babcock,
William Babcock. D. Frisco. Luihef kountIe.
william J.. bailey. Seattle. Charlton T. Lewis
Charles u. Dlckey, IT,, Lewis May,
William r. Dixon. Theodore MorfOri
Robert A. Granniss Richard \ McNufdy,
Theo. A. Hayemcyer. Robert ONphant.
Cnares II. Henderson. Idwin PACKARD.
J. IIill. ST. Paul william w. Richards,
Gardner G.. Hubbard, Jas w. Seymour. IT,,
Gustav l.. Kissel, James linI~on
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tinanrlai.
finanrldi.
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
PROPOSAL FOR
100000 q PER CENT. BOADS'
OFFICE Or THE CITY TREAsURER.
pAWTICKFT X, l., March .. 1885,

OFFICE Or THE CITY TREASURER,
PAwTUCKET. Il. l.. March 0. 1888
Sealed nroposals addressed 10 Frank NJ Bacs. C 10y
Treasursr p.wtIcket r. l., each iLdorsed Pfopoai ''
Loans viii be received this office until IL ocsock ~
saturday March % 1898 for the whole or any par' VI
the following loans the city OF Pawtueket ,
l-Ieneral Account and Highway Loan -Four h,"uL, ,v
denomination 900 each. dated April l. 1875 aue Apn
1. 1928. ,,,.. ,sloo
Saver Loan: -Four hundred thousand dollars tS4V0
o0O coupon bonds said city Reorganization "iooV cs''
dated April /. 1893. due April /, 1873 ~ .
Each OF the series Of bonds to bear
the rate OF four a. per centun per annum payable SEMI
annually. April l and Octooer l. -, >,.,.,
Tho interest coupons will De payable at the Nationai
Bank OF Redemption. Boston. MASSACHUSETTS. ~
Ronds will be ready for delivery April l. 1888 Inc
oht ~ reject any and all bids reserved Further H.
formation can be obtained Of the Undersigned
FRANK NJ. BATES
City Treasurer.
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Total issue limited to $S, OOO,OOO
,cith provisions for increasing
the issue by not Over $I,OOO,O 900
for actual cost of meW tf0cE (t''-
clmding eQuipmemt) acithim ef0h-
teen mites Of the city Hall Of
Providence, II. l., amd 0ddt-
tiOnaL to the IO4 miles of tracts
hereinafter mentioned, bat at a
rate not exceeding $4,000 per-
mile Of such neaU tr0cE.
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in the last hour they were neglected. rh MIA
delphia and Reading issues were inclined 70 raS'
but first incomes closed unchanged AZ ~ FL
oncis gained only 3-s per cent at 80 80, ", E
thirds IA at "a. The general mortgage 4s a -
vanced IS per cent TO - l-s Reference Is ""''
TO our full report Of bond sales =, rh,
Money call again was distinctly easier ,;t,'
earlier rate was IL per cent, ana q h.,.c
business was done at per cent. put the SUP
ply Immediately became so liberal thht tie pui"
of the .lew business not above per ceh.
Toward the close loans were made NJ : IL
per cent <,,
The Clearing House statement was as ioliows'
Exchanges. Sl35,302, 1856 balances. 50 ,2o4.O 3';
The SnbTreasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House Ssl6lsO. Its net loss on balance was
Slg5,0s0 made up by a Joss Of S2?9,G0I III cur
renew less a gain of S33,6lS in coin. An
The days operations included Receipts, So
57,849; payments, S3,553,03s; resulting III a
general balance of S97 ,475,l55, consisting OF
S77,7l7,62s coin and 81 0.757527 currency
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day S20I,314 National oank notes for
redemption. A., l..
The customs receipts were S3s5,0l4, the IN
ternal revenue receipts S253656, and the mis-
cellancOus receipts S12,1s3. .
To-days Washington Treasury statement oi
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures of the last previous statement rs
follows
Net gold on hand sIo4 1923 III slo5 ca2s7s Inc sss9.o
> ON haiit .. o1os7I47 l9.05l,GH Dec. l+s5iss
Net silver on ND SOJ7.130 s.lSe303 Inc c'l''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
APPOINTMENT
FISCAL AGENCY
FOR TIE
STATE OF KANSAS.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that THE NATIONAL BANK
OF TIE REP Blu OF NEWYOkk has been appointed
as Fiscal Agency Of the state OF kansas snd al oonas
OF OF Kansas. or OF any county:
townshp city board OF education or school district IN said
which their terms payable at the Fiscai
Agency OF VI Kansas in New-York shall De pld
at the said THE .,aTIONAL BANK OF THE REPOB'
lie OF NETWORK. .
Given under my and tho Official seal OF my once 81
the CIV az topeka this first day Of March, 1898
W - VAN B. PRATIIEK. Auditor OF STATE
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M OTICE is hereby given that a Special Meet

~ lug OF the Stockholders OF the NewYo *, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company Will be- held at Stock
holder,' Hall Union Station In the city OF New
Haven Connecticut. Tuesday the fourth day OF April
s,3 NJ II o'clock IN the forenoon. for the purpose OF
accepting Resolution OF tho General Assembly OF the
tac Of Connecticut, entitled Resolution Amending the
Charter OF The NcwYork NewIia, ~ aud Hartford Rail-
road Company" approved March ., 1898. and any md
legislative acts amending the tOmpany- charter
Which have been before the date Of said meeting may
he enacted and at which meeting there will b. sub
med for the approval OF the sto khodcrs ~ lease Of
the railroad and popcrty q the Old Cooy Railroad Com
load Company for the term Of ninety years from
March 1898; (2l lease Of the railroad and property
OF the berkshire Railroad Company 70 The New York.
Hartford Railroad Company for the
of ninety years from April l. 1883: (3 lease OF
the railroad and property OF the Stockbrdee and Pittsed
Railroad Company, The New.Yotk. New. Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company for the term Of ninety nine
and property Of the West stockbriige Railroad Corpora
road Company for the Of ninety ni6 years from
Anil 4 1893. CHARLES'p L. CLARK.
'' President.
Dated the fourth day OF March, 18o3
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Mexican National Railroad Company.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NEW YORK. MARCH I, 1893.
In accordance with the provisions OF certain Voting
Trust agreement dated september lst 1851 OF when the
farmers Loan and Trust Company is Voting Trustee.
meeting OF the holders OF certificates. OF that Company
r,pr,ssntng stock the Mexican National Railroad Com
many viii be held ut II o'clock noon the office Of the
Company Wall Street. Wednesday. March I'D. for the
p,rpose OF nominating three directors to be elected ct the
annual meeting OF the company.
The books the transfer Of certificates will be closed
at close Of business Saturday March Ith and remain
closed until the nnal adjournment Of meeting
ANDREW ANDERSON, Jr.,
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

II BKOAD-sT. NEW.fORk. Feb 10, 1913
For the purIs,se, of special meeting OF The stock
holders IL IT, Northern Pacific Railroad Co.. to be held
April 90 1893 consider amendments 10 the leas. Of
the st. Paul and Northern Pacific Railway Co.. and to
rights OF the stockholders or this company
10 snbsc rlbe 10 capital Of the 81. Paul and
Northern Pacific hallway CO. the transfer books Of the
preferred aud common stock Of the Northern Pacific R-a
road will be closed ut o'clock Friday, March
IL and remain closed until 10 O'Clock "A. M. Tuesday.
MAY 1898
Ey order OF the Board Of Directors; ,n
" GEORGE =. BAXTER, Treasurer.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.

San Francisco. March Fl. 1898
To m
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financial Meetings.

PEORIA. ILL.,. March 10 1893
VNO STOCKHOLDERS OF
i DISTII.LlNG AND CATTLE FEEDING co.
You hereby modified that the annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Dstng and Cattle Feeding Com.
many will be held 40 the Occ OF the Company oO7 North
Jefferson PEORIA Illinois. on Wednesday, April To-
1898. at 10 IN.
In accordance with the bylaws tho Transfer Books
being from Satursay. p H. April 1. 1893, remaining
y. j. HENNEssY. Secretary.
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Net cash bal .sl44. 725 .eoa sItt. 100 900 Inc.

iTT
There was little doing in foreign exchange.
The demand was light, but the offerings were
still smaller. Rates consequently a trll,e
higher and the highest figures yesterday were the
bid prices to-day. Following are revised quota
tons for actual business: Bankers biils, 81 81 ~
asa 81 "a and ~ 81 l-2aS4 81 5-4 for long and
short sterling respectively French francs j.lS is
and 5I6l-4 rcichmarks, 95a9j 3-s.
In London British consols declined ls per cent
count The Bank of England lost ElO, 900 bull
lion on balances In the open market money was
firm at Us per cent for discounts and dearcf at
3-4ao per cent for bankers balances. Bar silver
further declined Is 10 81 j-sd an ounce. Amer-
can railway shares were weak until the close when
there was slight rally in Erie stocks and second
income bonds. At Paris French 3 per cents rallied
20 centimcs 10 90 Is, sight exchange on London
being II ccnfine lower at 2j.16 - francs to tile
= sterling.
Following are the comparative quarterly state
ments of tho National banks of the city Of New
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Totals s5.3 TO-, 200 sj2 73e 800 Dec $40 9s6 200
At the regular weekly sale by X. V. ilarnctt
& Co. the following stocks and bonds were sold :
By Order OF Executors.
~ '"'''' N''0"'' '''" % w. N'1' ~ .ao .'n
90 shares Peter Cooper firc Insurance Co.. $50 'aeh
1897. -,, ..o -,
For Account OF whom II May Corc.in:
10 shares importers and Traders National Bank. slc0
each. 65S. $500 49,.
10 shares Colonial Bank 500 each rs
20 shlres state Trust 60. 500 each 20
$50 Atlantic Pacific Railway Tunnel Co. nrst mort
cage per bends due 1907 rljO. -
50 shares Nstionll Park pank, tlOO each, Jli's
; shares Colonial Pank, slCo each. l.s
shares }hurber-whyiand Co.. lreferTcd 800 each'
$1,000 Pusburg Fort Wayne aud Chicago Rniroad
Co third mortgage J~r cent bonds. die 1917 l.Si2
IS shares bcr-Whyiand Co. preferred 800 each.
80 shares Rank Of America 800 each 2leI..
shares Chemical National Bank. 900 each. 100
500 600 Albany aud Susqucbanns Railroad Co nrst
mortgage : per cent bonds. due 1917. 1871. ,
-hprcs Farmers Loan and Trust Co, r5 c1ch 49,,
shares Thurher.Whylsnd Co., lrefer"l elvo eh'h'
shares Thurbcr.whylanh Co. preferred 800 each.
SO. - ,,, sim
each, IS.
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CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NETWORK,
Trustee.

Secured by mortgage substantially all the snares
Of stock and mortgage bonds OF the C"'oh ns"y .
(ompauv Of Pro zee, which In turn owns the entiro
capital stock Of the Yrovidencc Cable Tramway COM
pnuy and by mortgage substantially all tine sh"res
Of stock Of the Pawtucket street Hallway company
THESE COMPANIES CONTROL THE ENTIRE
PRESENT STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM Or ihE a..
CITY OF PROVIDENCE, AND OF THE TOWNS OF
NORTH PROVIDENCE EAST PRovfDESCE. GRAMS.
TON, AND JOHNSTON, AND NEARLY ALL III
STREET RAILWAYS OF THE CITY OF PAWTUChEr
AND TOWNS OF LINCOLN AND CCMBEkLAND ..N
THE AGGREGATE, s2.5 MILES OF TRACK AND
SERVE A POPULATION OF ABOUT $4,000
Tho proceeds OF Of bonds will be used IN part
in eauppne electricity the entire system OF railways
controlled by United Traction and Electric Company ID
purchasing new cors and motors and In building Zio
nes NJ additional track. When this additional TICK u
completed there will be ONE HUNDRED An"
FOUR MILES Of street railway In the syssem as Sc
curity for these bonds.
The earnings OF the companies under the control
a, tho United Traction and Electric Company are re-
uor,ad by the officials the respective companies 70
have amounted in the aggregate el325OOO gross for
the year ending December 81. 1885,?
On the basis OF present earnings. the Cnited
rrac,on and Electric Company. its lines are
furnished with electrical equipment, will earn net on
conervatIvo estimate at least 10000 more than the
annual charge the total authorized Issue Oh
bonds.
CIRCULARs CONTAINING FULL INFORMATION
WILL az FURNISHED on APPLICATION TO THE
UNDERSIGNED.
We offer, subject 10 sale, any part Of
$4,000. 900 Of these bonds at par ana
interest.
Central Trust Co. of New-York,
81 WALL STREET.
Clark, Dodge & Co.,
81 WALL STREET.
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co..
40 SOUTH MAIN STREET. PROVIDENCE H. l.
Lee, nigginson & Co.,
"a STATE STREET. BOSTON,
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Pimples, blsckheads, moles, freckles,
tan and sunburn removed by Johnson s
Oriental Soap. Medicinal. Sold by w.
| M. Yearly.
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wife were in the act of starting to church
when he received the fatal sting. He
leaves wife and one child
The Jack Frost Ice Cream Freezer
does it's work quicker than any other
machine. 1t saves ice. It saves time.
1t saves a mess. Just look at the ma
chine. 1t is the greatest out If you do
not think so, don't buy it. But see the
machine first.
The Durham Buggy company has
limited number of buggies on hand
which it will close out at a great reduc-
tion to wind up its affairs. Those in
want of a bargain would do we'll to see
HoWerton & Bro, who have the buggies
for sale, or call on or address L. W. Wise
or T. B. Farthing.
The memorandum book lost on Nor
ris or Chapel Hill street, and advertised
in THE GLOBE, belongs to Mr.. Bob Gattis
and he is thereby caused much inconve-
nience. He will pay S. reward to the
party returning it, and as it is of no pos
sible value to any one else, it will be
money in the pocket of the finder to re-
turn it at once.
Col. w. M. Yearly offered a pre-
MUM for the largest radish raised from
seed which he was selling awhile back.
To-day Master Laurin Jones, very little
boy with very big radish, walked in the
store and firmly demanded the prize. He
Of course walked off with it, and from
this day forward becomes a wild and
wCOly agriculturist.
Postmaster Albright has received a
communication from Postmaster Gen
eral Bissell, stating that there will be
established in the government buildings
on the Worlds fair grounds branch Of
the Chicago postoffce, which will con-
tinue during the entire period of the
fair. This branch office will be for the
benefit of persons who do not know
cation of the Chicago office. This office
is to do all the business of first class
postot1ice. Mail matter intended for de-
livery at this office should be addressed ::
"World's Fair Station, Chicago, ILL.,"
From Dr. Battles valuable Crop
Bulletin for the week just closed we
gather the following interesting and graf
flying facts: The week ending June -
has, on the whole, been favorable for
growing crops. Heavy local rains oc'
CURED during the first part of the week,
washing lands badly in some places in
the west, and doing more or less damage
in the central and eastern portions, but
excessive rain was not general Cool
nj ghts during first of the week retarded
growth, especially cotton, but the last
two or three days gave large amount of
sunshine and warmth. Crops generally
reported in good condition. Wheat har-
vesting in full blast and the yield is ex-
cellent.
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THE END NOT YET |
The Ramsey Case Is Still Being
Argued To-day.
Graham and Guthrie Talk Good Sense
and Much Law.
THE VERDICT is NOT YET GIVEN
p.,,,,c Who Come and GO-Rrief Brevi-
ties of Interest to All Headers
Of The Globe.

The Namscy case, which is the one
ca.c Of interest going on this week, still
draw, It's weary length along. Those
who expected a decision to day are told
to wait tort0 morrow, and the probabili-
ties are that they will wait.
Major Graham made an able and ex-
hau>ti@e speech this morning and was
followed ly Major Guthrie, who argued
his side Of the question in way that
was equally foFciblc and convincing
Both lawyers are able men and have done
some good talking and quoted much law.
The judges charge Will run it up to 6
o'clock before the jury has a chance to
render verdict, even if they should hap
pen % agree. If there should be hitch
it will not be known tonight which way
the suit will 60. In the meantime one of
the parties interested can enjoy one more
night Of good sleep,
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE.
And 1t Is the Last Chance You Have for
Bargain.

And 1t Is the Last Chance You Have for
Bargain.
l have received this day large stock
of the celebrated Jack Frost Ice Cream
Freezers, and propose 10 close it out at
once.
Those who have ordered machines
will please call at once and get them.
Those who want to buy the best ice cream
freezer on earth, will call and avail
themselves of the opportunity and prices
/ now offer. / am the exclusive agent
for this celebrated machine in Durham
county. can deliver you machine in
five minutes time, and l will guarantee
il to do all l claim for it.
G. d. WHITAKER.