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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-08
FOrtIand'S BnSlneSs.
PORTLAND. Or. Aug. 7.-Clearances. &lOl 900;
balances, $40 900.
Produce Market.


FLOUR-Net cash prices arc as follows; Family
extras. 81 1904 70: Bakers extras. &4@4 20:
superfpe. 81 9093 80 y bbl.
WHkAT-There we're no Liverpool quotations
yesterday The local market was fairly active at
steady prices. No ]. 81 0ss4@l 10 p ctI: choice.
extra choice for milling. 81 i3s4@l l71a y cti.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO O'Clock = December
100 tons. 81 23A.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-Decemoer - 900
tons, 81 2l7s: $40, 81 %.
81 221a. Seller '93, new-3O0. 81 1915.
BARLEY = Arrivals yesterday were nearly
10000 ctls Dealers quoted lower prices for
Toe: dark Coast. 7o@721sc; Brewing. s2s@s5c
p ctI.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o. clock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssfoN-December-2OO
tons, s,s4c: 200. $3.50; 100, 83!ac. seller 1913.
ArrEsNooS SESSION - December 100 tons,
S3c
OATs-Dull at previous prices. New Oats quot
81 10; Black 9Oc@$l o. oid Oats sell as follows:
White d 05s 20 for common to fair ard q 20
isnc y Feed g. and ,S Il 49,; ss.sl 4s Mins
cray 81 2o@l 80: surprise. 81 1901 40 ? ell.
ssags sss aou asa Y.s~
sytoaotea At q oss sa % x esl -, -.
best and SIT p ton for outside brands
MIDDLIN GS-Qu ted at 92zt0l4 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-6l7 5061lS 30 D ton.
hAY-The market IS steady. wtre-bound Hay
sells SlG02 p ton below tho quotations. Wheat
is onotable at $lU@l2 p ton: Wheat and Dat. 500
IL p ton: Barley, $500 so: Dat, $500 so; AIfaI-
IA. 5000 p a for first and $40 y ton for second
cutting: Cover. Ss@l1; Compressed. $6@l0 50;
stock, sos y ton.
STRAW eax at 40945c p bale
MILLSTUFFS - Ground ana Rolled harley,
&lS@l9 p ton; Gilcake Meal, 1872 50 p ton whole
SAFE and $35 p ton jobbtng; Rye Flour. 31ac
p 70: Rye Meal, &c p 10: Graham Flour. &c: Dat.
meal 4A.c p 10: Oat Groats Sc: Cracked Wheat.
sac: Bu' kwheat Flour. &c: Pearl Barley, 414@
41ac p b.
SEEDS-Ye,low Mustard. nominal At 2Lae bid;
Brown Mustard, nominal: Flax. s.: Domestic Ca
hary. -: Imported Canary, 61xc: Alfalfa, &c for
California and lOc fox L tah Timothy, 61ac; Rape.
2I4@2iAc: Hemp, AZ p 10.
DRIED PEAS omnal; Split Peas, &c . D.
BUCK d at g. tho 1cl
COkNMEAL. ETC-Tabie Meal, 24a3Isc =
n: Feed Corp. $z3 50@2l; Cracked Corn. S24
ga so p ton: Hominy. 4La04Mc p n.
BEANS-New EayOs to arr We. have sold 1T
81 10. The market Is weak. with further de.
cline IN several sorts. Bay0s Quntabie at ~ $50
as: Pea. 50 = o. 20: Largo White. - 1902 IS;
Small White. ~ 4O@2 SIS: Pihk, 81 SU@3 is;
Reds. ~ 1902 80; Limas. - 50p2 Is: Buffers.
50 sO1s rs p ctl.
POTATOES-Yesterday's sales were a. follows:
Sweets, l1s@2Ac y b; Garnet Chiles. 5O0e6c;
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

William Lewiston to Thomas D. Riordan, undi.
vided 70 Of lot on SW corner Of Webster aud
Greenwich streets, w 1877 IS by ! 81 IS: grant.
George Stierlen and wife TO Title NJ. w inter-
stein. lot on SW corner OF Hayes and Lyon streets
r. j. Carr and wife to Lydia NJ. Evatt, lot on w
line OF Stanyan street, 100 OF Carl. Is by w
1O7 IS; $40.
E. n and Mary A. Fritz to John O. Dyar lot on
w line OF fremont avenue. 800 S OF Frederick
street rs by w 30; SO.
pans. lot on w line of Guerrero street, 213 n of
Sixteenth, n 80 by w 1874, Sc TO point, e ia;
$635O.
Emma Vaughan to Joseph Young. lot on w line
of Mission street. 1877 OF Twenty first, "a by
w 80; SO.
David j. Kelly (by Sheriff. to J. P. M. Phillips,
lot on Iiue of Dorland street. 20s:6 of Do.
lores' rs; ITO. E rs. S ~ 70: $500
Bridget Day TO John p. Farrell lot on f line
100: So.
state of Michael o'Day 10 same, same; $1175
Morris B. Levy to Morris Fross, lot 5 line of
Bush street, ll5: IS of Taylor, $3.50 by w 23
Eliza L. Keeling to William Geist. lot on W
corner Of Seventh and Natoma streets. NV rs by
Joseph f. McQuade to same, same; S.
j. Mlehaleson and wife 10 George W. Haggett,
lot on L corner of Clement street aud Fourth
avenue, + 81 IS by \ 100: $40
Michael Winterson and wife to Annie Weed.
lot line OF Fifth avenue, IT'S N of Point
Lob"s avenue, n 80 by w 100. subject to mort
John att and wife to Alexander Hamilton lot
on + line OF Nineteenth avenue, 275 S of Clement
:
Mrs. w. G. Waite to D. +. Waite, lot z line
OF Forty avenue, 100 of street. N 20
by 100: SO.
Charles Devotion to +. +. Weston, lots 1873,
1850 II SO and 1854. G 'ft Map Q; also lots IL. II
ana 3, GIFT Map /; $40.
Daniel McDevltt 10 Bessie McDevitt, lots 1913
ana 225, Gift Map 2; gift.
sunnvside Land Company and California Title
insurance n and rrus Company to Hiida \. ier-
iano, iots AZ and AZ block 20. Sunnyside: $40.
same TO p II. Farrell and p. J. McVeigh. lots 5
ana o, block 10, Sunnyside: $40
ID. Messy ttrnstee) to George Thistleton. lot on
!lne OF Sadowa street. 1870 of Orizaba, E 100,
Iuo, 3d. IS. w 200. 1875: SIS.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
converse Nj. Tllton OF Oakland to Joseph Harris
OF oakland, lot NE line OF East Eleventh
street 70 y w of Twenty-sxth avenue. n rs by
NE lOO lot 10. block +. Knowles IL Potter subdi-
vision OF Kennedy Tract, East Oakland; SO.
Francois and Mary ORA OF Alameda to Henry
Root of San Francisco, lot on Ne line OF East
fourteenth street Z9O 5 e of Twenty-thIrd avenue
ST l5Oby NE $50, portion OF Peter Bernamayon
plat, East Oakland: $40.
D. D. Barnard of akland to r. H. Parkison of
Oakland Township. OTIS and in subdivision II
Glen Echo Tract. subject to a mortgage re-
recorded; $1,000
Mountain View Cemetery Association to Mrs.
Jane A. Miller. lot go, plat IA, in said Gem etery,
Oakland Township; $3l.
Clark and Jane K. BROOK of Berkeley to George
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Retaining Overlooked Land.

Deputy United State. Surveyor Ben
jamin L. Mccoy Of Oroville, who is also
County Surveyor of Butte County. was a
visitor at the Office of Surveyor-General
Pratt yesterday. Mr.. Mccoy says there
Is great deal OF reclamation work going
on in his locality. a tract of land 1880
acres in trea. III Butte and Suffer c0un-
ties. which is overhOwed every winter by
the Butte Greek and Sacramento River,
being thus utilized.
In mineral work he has laid off about
forty claims this year in both placer ami
quartz, and lie observed that quartz
claims are rather encouraging.
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New YOrksMarxets.

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Stocks opened lower on
Saturdays adverse bank statement, but trading
was very light. both bulls and bears waiting FOR
Congress. Stocks continued heavy, owing chiefly
to a sharp decline in Union Pacific and Missouri
Pacific on rnmors that receivership was lmni
mt for the former. Although the officials of the
company say all obligations are being met as they
fall due, the stock broke 4 "A 20 1914 and NJ 'ssour
cifc preferred dropped 3Ts to 1855. During the
afternoon there was a recovery OF 1a@21s per
cent AT the close another reaction tosk place
aid speculation lett off about steady. Govern
mentS firm. Petroleum unchanged.
EXCHANGE, MONEY AND BONDS.
Money cal easy: offered at per cent Prime
paper. 8 per cent Sterling exchange was stronger
with actual business in ban. ers bilis at 81 81 for
90 days, and s. S4MG4 IS for demand. u s
As. regular. Sl09: do coupon, $i09: 2's regular.
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SHIPPING INTElLIGE>CE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
MONDAY Aup7
Stmr Alex Duncan, Smith = hours from Port
Hartford and way ports; produce. to GoodaI, Per
stmr Daisy Klmball. Johnson. Is hours from
Fort bragg and way ports pass ana mdse, to j s
Ktmball.
stmr A,catraz. Fagerlund. as hours from Port
Los Angeles: ballast. to L T. White.
Stmr Irnckee. Thomas, 81 hours from Astoria
via 1iiiamook Bay; pass and lumber, TO Truckee
stmr Lakne Bonifeld Al hours from Hueneme.
produce, to Erlaneer 4 Gainger.
Stmr Santa Cruz. Nicalson. As hours from Port
Los Angeles: produce, to Goodall, Perkins e. Co
Bktn Apaeo. Perry. u days from Hakodate: 500
tons sulphur. to NJ j Brandenstein
Schr Laura Pike. And rsop, 5 DAYS from Eurak a .
1873 M 1t lumber. to Chas Nelson
Schr John A, Hellquist: 4s hours from Eureka !:
420 NJ II lumber. to Geo SWEET.
MONDAY. Aup7.
Stmr Walla Walla. Wallace, Victoria ann Port
Townsend: Gooda'l. Perkins d Co. "
Stmr oregon, Polemah, Astoria, Union Pacific
Railroad Co.
Br saip Torrisdale. Buchanan. Liverpool. G W
BIZ ship Duchalburn. Wilbur. Liverpool; Eppip-
ger & Co.
MONDAY, AuQ7.
Stmr Los Angeles. Leland. San Pedro
Stmr Coos Bay, Cousins
Stmr San Benito. Smith. Tacoma.
Stmr Celia, johnson, Eureka.
Stmr WestpOrt. Jacobs.
Schr Barbara Hernster. Jensen.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to DAY are the Oregon and
South Coast for Portland, Walla Walla for Vic
toria aud Puget Sound. Willamette valley for
Yaquina Bay, AragO for Coos Bay Weeott for Eel
RIVER. BandorIe for Coquille River and Gfnsv
for the Salinas River
Steamers to arrive to-day are the St Paul from
Panama Columbia from Portland and Bonita
from the SOU lirrn COZ st
port; Iral bark Clio Batta Beverino lumber on the
s 'und for Caliao. sos. prior to arrival: Br bark
City OF Carlisle salmon At this port for tivernooi
or London. 33s Cd: bktn Chas + Crocker. lumber
at British Columbia for Santa Rosaii !: nr bark
I'd: the Br ship California loads wheat for Europe
owners account; Nor bark Uranta. Europe. 3Ss
Cd: Br ship BlackbTaes. Europe. 25s prior to ar.
prsr to arrival: Br ship Lodestar. wheat ct San
Diego for Europe.
Te1egraphic.
POINT LOnOS-August lilo PN-Waathep
thick wind. SW; velocity. IL miles.
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CUNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown.
from Pie 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
Umbria,Aug 2. $3.50 AN Umbria, Sep. g. 100 AM
Aurania Au 10. 10 30 AM Lucapia sep. 49, q 100 AM
Etrura, Aug rs, 400 AM Aurania. Sep; 10. noon
Campnnia. Sept2, 10 AM Etruria. sep. 20. AGO AM
$35. Steerage tickets to aud from all parts OF
Eu, ope at very low rates. For freight and pas
sage apply at company's Office. Bowling Green.
New York.
VERNON Fl. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND d. CO.,
jy27 TuThSa Agents. San Francisco.
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING. August z.
srMMARY OF THE NARKRri

Summary OF THE MARKRri
Silver unchanged.
Wheat steady.
Barley lower.
Oats. Corn aud Rye dull.
Hay steady.
Beans Gull and lower.
Potatoes cheap. Onions firm.
Butter higher. Cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Poultry dull.
Fresh Fruit plentiful.
Dried Fruit declining.
Vegetables In large supply.
New York Exchange lower.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CT

forIniohty for the West Indies and 1s2skey
Southampton, calling route at CherDOurg.
France and Plymouth, to land passengers
Through Bills Of Lading. in connection with the
Pacinc Mail SIS. Co.. issued for freight and treas.
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Z hronch tickets from San Francisco to Ply
m onth Cherbourg Southampton. First class.
$l95: third class. $s7 90. For further particu-
Iars apply 10 PARROTT & Co. Agents,
II 306 CalHoruiast
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San Fr-nc,sco Neat ,rarxet.

wholesale rates from slaugh t.rers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality 5iac q ID: second quality,
AM6@5c: third do 3h@b4c p To-
VEAL - Large. 5@6c p n: small Calves. 6@7c
Dairy Calves, 7i/bGt8c p d.
MUTTOE-Wethers, 6@61ac: Ewes, b1a@6c
p n.
LAMB-71b@S1ac q ~
PORK-Live Hoas. SC p ID for heavy and me-
dunn grain-red: stock Hogs, 4Lac p 10: dressed
do. S9S14c u ID.
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NORTH 6 RMAN LLOYD s. S. co.

SPREE HAVEL, LAIN, TRAVE, SAALE. AL
lER ELDER Fms, VERA, FULDA,
ELBE. KAISER WILHELM H.
New York, Southampton. Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY. Landing passengers in
Southampton In 71s days or less from New York.
These STEAMERS are celebr ated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers
RORERT CsPELLE Gen. Agent for Pacific
Coast 1lS Montgomery street. under occidental
Hotel San Francisco JAZZ 1y THU
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta. 61sc, Wool Bags 3ULa @32c.
SUGAR he wesiern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cssh: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Pine Crushed. all 6s4c p ID: Dry ranulsted.
61sc = h: Confectioners A. &c y ID: Magnolia
512c: Extra Q, 53sc: Golden &. 51sc; d. Acc;
Standard A. 67sc: half. bbls, 1sc more than bDls.
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MORNING SES3ION.
STREET.-THE Giant Power Con, %; 20 Gaslight
SO.
AFTERNOO SESSION.
Board-20O Water ga.
Street-30 Cal Electric Light 1891.
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HAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET co.

New York, Southampton. Hamburg.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON And The CONTINENT.
THE FAST TwIN.SCREw EXPRESS ga.
i steamers of 10000 tons and 317 900 &A
horsepower are the largest fastest and safest to
Germany direct Passengers by this line FOR London
transferred ut Southampton docks to the Ham.
burg American Lines special train and forwarded
to London Waterloo station: time. hours:
Through tickets to all European points. Express
steamers every Thursday. through tickets TO All
Continental points via Coxhafen and Hsrourg
(Hancver)
Columbia ......:J July 81 Normannia:: August y
Aug Victoria July Is Furst Bismarck. Aug. -
Normannia July 20 Columbia. August 81
First ismarcK july Of Aug Victoria. :. Sept z
Columbia -..A usust 8 ormann,a 49,. Sept -
Aug Victoria. August ~ Furst bismarck Sept ~
hesc steamers are unexceled for speed SAFETY
and comfort.
EXTRA sTEAMFRs TO HAMBURG DIRECT
Witland, Geliert Rugia, DANA. Russia, Suevia,
Rhaetia from New Y ork Tuesdays and saturdays.
ca bin $50 and upward; steerage. $23
Direct steamers from Copenhagen. GothenburR.
Stettin. hamburg. Hsvre, Christiania and South
amptOn to n ew York regularly.
A. W. MyER, Gen. Agent for PACING COAST.
COL Cahfurnianr.. cor. Sansome, San Francisco
fe27 II
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM n<a.
ocean Dvision-and PACIFIC COAST z3a
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spearstreet wharf, at 10 A. M. for the above ports
one OF their AL IRON steamships viz:
STATE OF CALlFoRNIA-July g. Aug. 4, 16,
%. Sept g. Fl.
COLUMBIA-July 10. 81. Aug IL. "a. Sept s.
II, 49,
OREGON-July "a. Aug. 8. 20, Sept. /. 13. %.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diversng lines for all points In oregon.
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Montana. Dakota. Utah. wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe.
Fare to P0rtland-Cabn, SIG; steerage' 70:
round trip. cabin $50.
Ticket onhces-l Montgomery st.. and Palace
Hotel. New N montgomery sr.
Freight ofice-2OO California Sc
GOODALL PERKINS 4 CO.. Supt. ocean Line
l tt 10 Msrket ST., San Francisco.
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{ hicRSo MARKETS.

Chicago MARKETS.
CHICAGO. Aug. Wheat opened 1ac higher. ad-
vanc-d 1ac more on light offerings and fair buy
Ing du. to increased confidence, broke 1sc ON all
increase in the visible supply and realizing sales
by the longs and closed easy at Lsc lower than On
Saturday. Receipts, 258,U0U bushels
CATTLE
Cattle - Receipts. i2,00O stagnant trade and
lower: eXtr, be-ves. 81 SU94 80; choice, 81 500
50: good S3 1895 40: others. &S@3 60; West
erns. So 1893 90: Texans, So 1903 IS.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000; closed 25l140c lower;
good t. best heavy. 81 8O@5: cho;ce light mixed.
81 9005 10; sorted light. S5@5 Is.
Sheep-Receipts. $500: strong: lambs higher:
natives. 50 25@4: Westerns, S. 1898 IS.
GRAIN PROVISIONS.
Wheat. easy; cash. 59Mc: September. 6l1ac.
Corn. steady: cash. 3Sslc: September 401ac.
oats. easy; cash. 241sc: Septembe Der: 24$sc. Pork.
steady: cash. $12 IL: September. sig 40 Lird.
steady; cash and September. 81 So. Ribs,
steady; cash. So 30; September. 81. Rye Acc. Bar
ley, nominal. Flax. 94c. Timothy, % 60.
Fortland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. Aug. 7.-Clearances $lOl 900;
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RAILROAD SHARES.

GRAIN AND AERCHANDISN
Wheat-Autust, 6Sc.
Fiour-Steady.
HOpS-Fir aud dull.
Coffee-Options closed dull at 10 points up to 5
points down. Sales. $3.50 bacs. including Sep
TENDER Sl5 so; October, POO 5 So: November :,
SIS l0@l5 8: December. SIS 10. spot Rio, dull
aud noni,nai: Net. 800 6Mc
Sugar Raw, Arm and quiet; refined In moderate
demand ard eady.
Copper-Quiet: Lake % 50.
Lead-S:eady: Domestic. SO %.
Iin--Duii: Straits SIS 65@1S 10: plates steady
and dull.
Spelter Steady: domestic. So 80
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
Following is the visible supply OF grain on
hand: Wheat, 59,424. 900 bushels, an increase of
$4,000; corn, 1884 900 bushels. a decrease of
IL 5000: oats 1881 900 bushels, deetease OF
$4,000; rye, $4,000 bushels. increase of
4lOO0 barley, 56O,0OO bushels. an increase Of
1000.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-31

Voked upon all present and at 1245
o'clock the church services closed; casket
was raised and placed once more in the
hearse, the distinguished concourse
standing as it was borne from the church
ne procession was soon moving in the
direction of the cemetery, headed by a
platoon of police. With the exception
OF Mrs. Blaine, all the family and rela.
ives were at the cemetery. Behind them
stood the president of the United States,
distinguished pail bearers, members of
the cabinet, Vice President Morton and
many intimate friends and political asso-
clates. DR.. Hamlin read the simple burial
service OF the Presbyterian church. This
was followed by an extemporaneous
prayer. Then came the benediction and
all that was mortal of James Gillespie
Blaine was consigned to earth. The in
terment was over fifteen minutes after
the cSrtege entered the cemetery at 1880
o'clock.
The will OF Dir. Blaine will be probated
in Augusta, Me, which was his legal resi-
dence The disposition he makes of his
property is characteristic of the conf
dence he always reposed in his wife, and
which was a noticeable feature of the
family relation Everything is left un-
reservediy to Mrs Blaine, she to be the
sole executrix of the instrument and is
not to be required to give any bond
Blaines estate, according to the estimate
of gentleman whose relations with him
enable him to speak with correctness, will
amount to about $800,00O.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-31
LINGERING LETTERS.
4 List of Letters Waiting Owners in the
Durham POstOffice.

4 List of Letters Waiting Owners in the
Durham Postoffice.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Durham postoffice, advertised Jan
uary %, 1898:
B-Bingham, NJ. B Busbee, S. NJ; By
mum, d. r.; Brandon, Mrs. Bette.
C-Counsel, Miss Annie; Cornett, E. G
D-Dunston, VIM; Duke, G. NJ; Dun.
negan Miss Julia; Dula, s. r.
G-Grant, Leroy G.
Hunt, Ellie; Hargrave, w. H.; Har
ris, Nathan.
Love, Rebecca.
M-May, Caroline; Mann, Lafayette.
P-Parker, Mrs. E. F.; Pugh, E. w.
R-Rogers, Amanda; Rye, Morris.
S-Synus, Tempy; Sykes, Mamie +;
]. W.
W-Whitey, Mrs Mary; Walker, w. A.
w. A. ALBRIGHT, p. M.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-31
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The Days Record of Current Events T.,
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Events IL
the City and Vicinity.
1t is Squire Anglers advice to wa
fer band wagon, and then al take {
ride.
Plenty of dry stove wood at \. a
Holders wood and coal yard Send il
your orders.
"A good scribe, accurate in figures
wants employment fOrOm o'clock to II
at night. Address, "X," GLOBE office.
Governor Carr has appointed T. B
Clifford, of 2O6 Broadway, New York, q
commissioner of deeds for North Caro-
lima.
There will be monthly drill and in
spection Of the D. l. l., to night at Par
rish's warehouse. Public cordially in.
vited.
The Goldsboro Argus announces the
death of Mrs. Mittie Steele Dewey, wife
of Mr.. Charles Dewey, of Goldsboro. aged
40 years.
The machinery is being placed in the
Erwin cotton mills this week, and every
thing is being gotten in shape to com.
mence business at once.
The governor has appointed as nota-
ries public F. w. Thomas, of Asheyille
A. w. Koonts, of Yadkin county, and w.
D. Lockey, of Cleveland county.
The warm weather brought in the
tobacco to day, large shipments of the
weed having reached here over the sew
eral railroads, and the warehouses are
having big sales.
Governor Carr has offered 800 re-
ward for the incendiaries who on the
night of November 80 fired barns and
other property of G. W. Wilson and F. P.
Love, in Traasylvania county.
The interior decorations of Trinity
church now in progress will be the hand
soonest of any church in the city. They
are after the newest and most beautiful
In art, and will add greatly to the inte-
rior attractiveness of the building.
A stitch in time Take Simmons Liver
Ropnlatnr and nroVonf aink noaa
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-31
BLAlNE'S BURIAL.
The Last Sad Rites to the Dead States
man-HiS VIII.

man-His VIII.
WASHINGTON, Jan 3O-Blaine could
not have private funeral. Every ef.
fort was made to comply with his own
understood wishes and with the ex.
pressed desires of his family in this re-
gard, but surging wave of public inter
est swept over the barriers imposed and
made his private funeral one of the most
impressive public demonstrations ever
known in honor Of the dead. The most
| eminent men in the nation stood around
his bier. The presence Of the president,
his cabinet, justices of the supreme court,
senators, representatives and the diplo-
matte corps was not more significant
| than the homage Of the waiting crowds
which in respectful silence lined the
streets through which the funeral cor
tege passed. The parlor, on the second
door, where the body lay in its cedar
casket, closely sealed, was fairly en-
brOidered with floral tributes 1t was
far too small for the distinguished
mourners who by invitation sought &C
cess to it. The president entered &C
companed by Mrs Mckee, Private Sec
retary Halford, Lieutenant Parker. The
vice president, accompanied by Mrs.
and Miss Morton, members of the cabi
net and families and many other distin-
guished people followed. The ceremo-
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simplicity. DR.. Hamlin, of the Church
of Covenant standing beside the casket,
in low tone delivered the Presbyterian
prayer for departed souls.
DR. Hamlin returned thanks to God
that by his power this life was ended
only that the life of Immortality might
be begun. He beseeched the Almighty
that comfort might come to every mem
ber of the stricken household, because
one that had gone out of this life hat
gone to Immortality. Let the consolation
that came from above fall tenderly and
sweetly upon them. Speak to them words
Of comfort, such as thou alone can teach
This we ask in the name of our Saviour
Amen.
This completed the brief impressive
services and the casket was closed and
tenderly borne to the hearse. Solemnly
and in silence the family and mourning
guests left the house, and the sad pro-
cesson wended its way slowly to the
church.
Exactly at - o'clock the slow and SOL
emn organ music announced the arrival
of the funeral party at the door Of the
church. DR. Hamlin walked at the head
of the mourners and read as he advanced
selections from the scriptures.
When all were seated the deep pesls of
the organ closed and DR.. Hamlin, rising
from his place In the pulpit, began the
church services with the reading of selec-
tions from scriptures Dr.. Hamlin's
prayer was the only approach to funeral
discourse that marked the ceremonies of
the day. The Lords prayer was then re-
peated by the pastor and part of the con-
Gregstion and the benediction was in