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definitely postpone the bill, which was

definitely postpone the bill, which was
carried.
House bill s76, to incorporate the
Blowing Rock Railway and Improve
ment company. passed it's third reading
by vote of ayes 81.
House bill ITO, relating to hunting
deer in Caldwell county passed.
House bill 1925, to amend the charter
of the town of Waynesville, passed.
House bill $50, to establish dividing
line between Surry and Stokes counties,
passed.
House bill 661, to amend laws 1893,
acts OF 1889, relating to pensions, to in
clude the widows of men who died of
wounds received in battle within twelve
months after Lees surrender, passed in
formally.
House bill 66s, in relation to parties
to action in special proceedings. passed:
House bill $40, to require the diplo
mas of the Peabody Normal school to be
equal to state certificates. Tabled.
Hcnse bill e6S, to regulate the work
ing of highways in Eigecombe county,
passed.
House bill 934, to amend chapter $50.
laws Of 1887, relating to -- have
concurrent jurisdiction with justices of
the peace, passed.
House bill 674, for the relief of the
clerk of the court of Wilkes county,
passed.
House bill 6S3, to amend chapter III,
laws of 1891, relating to the Norfolk
and Southern Railroad, passed.
House bill 6S5, to prohibit the sale OF
Iuors in certain localities in Henderson
county. Passed.
House bill 6s6, to consolidate and re
wise the charter of the town of FL kin, in
Surry county Passed.
House bill 676, to repeal acts relatin e
to fish traps in Neuse river. Passed.
House bill 695, to change the time ol
holding fall terms of the court Of Cas-
we'll and Alamance counties. Passed.
House bill I'll, to provide for fire
escapes in hotels and lodging houses Of
two stories or more.
Mr.. Schulken, excludes Columbus
Lost
Mr.. Moore, to amend by amending &C
as to apply to three story buildings anG
above.
Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell, moved to in
definitely postpone. Carried.
House bill 1853, to amend the act to i,
corporate the town of New London
passed.
House bill 943, in relation to huntin
deer in Beaufort county.
House bill -, to amend the Cod
in regard to liens.
At 1925 p. m. the house adjourned ii
II 80 tomorrow.
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UNITED STATES CONGRESS-
Credentials OF william ". Allen, OF
Nebraska, rs United states Senator
Placed on File.

BaVSu oh
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. - Credentials
of William Lindsay, as senator from
Kentucky, in place of Mr. Carlisle. re
signed, was presented and read, then
Mr.. Lindsay was escorted to vice presi
deut's desk, where he took oath of
Office
Credentials OF William V. Allen, as
senator from the State of Nebraska.
from 4th of March next, in the place Of
Mr.. Paddock, was presented and placed
on file.
The consideration of the sundry civil
appropriation bill was proceeded with,
the pending amendments being those
offered by Mr.. Henderson and Vest,
in regard to the site for the government
printing Office buildings
The house in committee re-
sumed consideration of appropria-
ton bills, the pending section
was that sppropristing Sl96 GA for
necessary and special facilities Of trunk
lines from Springfield, Mass, via New
York and Washington to Atlanta an6
New Orleans. Mr.. Dickerson offereC
an amendment striking out the names o.
the terminal points
On motion Mr.. Dingley's amendment
was adopted providin,; that none of th'
appropriations for special mail facili,ie
should be expended unless post msste
general should deem such expenditur
necessary in order to promote the service
Then the hour fixed for the consiiera
tion of the car coupler bill having al
rived the committee rose and Mr.. Wis
moved that the senate amendment theret
be concurred in. Filibustering agtirs
the bill at once began, led by Mr.. Rich
ardson. of Tennessee. After some tim
Mr.. Wise demanded the previous ques
tion on concurring in senate amendmen
agreed to, yeas lS4, nays "a.
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To the Committee on Education.
Cor. of the Chronicle.
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb 81, 1898.
To the committee on education of the
house of representatives of North Caro-
lima.
GENTLEMEN meeting of some of
those interested in the education of the
girls of our state, to see what action should
be taken in regard to the Normal and Ia
dustrial school, We unanimously decided
that we have nothing to do with the
question of the amount Of appropriation
to be ma 1e to that institution.
We are willing to leave the decision of
that matter to the legislature, believ
ing that it will try to do what is right
and just.
We, however, respectfully ask that
three restrictions be placed upon its
| management, in justice to the interests
of the other female schools in the state.
They are as follows:
1. That the institution shall be
changed from its present condition as a
female seminary into strictly normal
and industrial school as is contemplated
in the law establishing it.
/
ing aid from each county VINO shall be
actual residents thereof; these to be re-
ceived into the institution upon the
recommendation of I'll; county board of
education after competitive examina
ton, preferences being given to those
least able to pay their expenses. Let No
others be received as boarders, and re
quire all other pupils to pay a. least $40
per session of eight months, for theil
literary tuition.
g. That the clause in the present law
allowing girls holding certificates from
this institution to teach for life in tn
public schools of the state without bein.
examined by the county superintendent
be repealed.
4 That the ornamental branches, mn
sic and art, shall not be taught in th
institution.
If, gentlemen, you will give thes
propositions your careful aud thoughtfu
, consideration we think the interests G
female educsrion in the state will not b
? ieopardized, and that the Normal an
: Industrial school at Greensboro CAP, an
will in the future. do The work conten
e plated in it's organization
Trusting that you may be able to hal
monize all interests, and may do tn
, which will accomplish most for the eo
8 klcational development of the who
, state, we are,
/. Yours very respectfully,
B. F. DIXON, President Greensboro F.
male College.
3 JOHN B BREWER. President Chowa
!. Baptist Female Institute.
r JAMES DINwIDDIE, Presiden Peace L.
stitute.
s SILAs E. WARREN, President Wilso
Collegiate destitute.
} J. NJ. RHODES, President Littleton F
n male College.
J. BENNETT SMEDEs, President st. Msr7
70 School.
F.P. HoBGooD. President Oxford F
y male Seminary.
r C0mmittee
3, (The above is the memorial as amend
; by the committee of private school IN
IL after the adjournment OF the education
, committee of the house. The amen
1t ed memorial was signed by authority
al, the above committee except DIR Dlxc
N he having returned to Greensboro.
v J. b BREWER, Sec'y.
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S,LEoFyALUABLE RESIDENCE

hursday, the LIST dav of March,
/" Z ~ m. at the court house door in
ts rs ot Raleigh, l wi sell at public
-..ya ')r cash, the real estate described
2 certain deed of trust executed by
IL y Upchurch ct al, recorded in the
s-.- o' ne register Of dee is of Wake
1-'y f0oE 80, page 65l, Il Unt ng ninety
81. ll F-ystteville and Salisb ry ,t'eett
e 'vJ lndred ard ten feet on Lenoir
E',-t lly described in laid deed OF
t1,t There Is on this lot one of the
.s.n.1r IS and most valuable residences
abe IS OF kaleieh, having all modern
0t'rl0rn es gas water, &C. Also stables
20 isC s-ary out-houses.
E ale Is made under provisions con
=. n ne de ed of trust aforesaid
r.1e q an order # the Superior
H special pre- ceeding entitled w
1.. emOn ct al. vs. & ID Upcnurch
appolnling me trustee to execute
'-h' afores sid, the trustee named In
l dee being dead This IL q first lien
AZ aud Tie Hereunder pc feet.
THOS. X. PURNELL,
aii ~ Truslee.
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lllt X PERRY FOH SA E.-By virtue
" ' Iced mortgss executed by Alfred
.''7 .al orne'ia, his wife, l Will on r for
y me corrt h use door in Raleigh on
i.A th 9th day Of Feb uary, 1893, at II
s m following lot OF land: Begin
I.t' AXE on line on South street, run
f- Al8 feet and inci es to the gss
a1cH, and tn going east alorg with
u.u-s branch, and then goes nth
'A the gas house branch to South
ten runs west tn said street 8
.i ches There is q new house on
little perfect. Terms cash For fur
ulars see book Ia at page 45s,
deeds Office, Raleigh, N. U. This
A.aI "a 1893.
J. G l. HARRIS,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
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The College Presidents.


The public needs to know little more
of our views about the university, The
proposed legislation is only tentation,
and has in view two things. The first
is to elevate the university by degrees 30
as to lessen the competition and friction
with the colleges of the state Of which
there are at least ten, and to place it
ultimately at the head of all the educa-
tion in the state. The second is to de
velop at the university post graduate,
professional, technical and finishing
courses and degrees. so as to prepare our
sons for all the callings of life without
their being compelled to leave the state
for such preparation.
The first is based upon a sound eco
nomic principle which hardly needs to
be stated. The second has come to be q
great and crying need in the state and
must be provided for. These thing'
will certainly be done as soon as the peo
ple come to understand them.
! J. B. SHEA2ER.
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Notice Of Sale.

-Ts AasLTSA, LI'.&v SUPERIOR ousr
Aa',sw -yme, adm inistrstor of G. H
rsa.ns, Il ais planoffs vs. Mrs.
" s Wea'hers et ais, defendants
by rtue Of authority conferred upon
m- as .,illsr by order of court ip
ta-RHtya entitled action, l will expose for
eU l5., 0utcry at the court house
30.r tsesH G.. and sell to the hi. b.
%. clsh on Monday, the 18th
F4-Cb. 1913, all that lot or parcel o'
4a 10 Wake county, North Carolina, In
l-c. pirate simi S or the tv OF Raleigh,
'Ht'f On Bouht street, adjoining lots
ia.. owned respectively bv Lynn
ls Geo + curtis Zach Patton and
chez. being part Of lot No. so in the plan
'y and more fully described in the
-raaat
w. J PEELE,
Commissioner.
.-sS Maynard Attorneys for Plain
fsbS tdt
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On Tuesday, the TIN d1y of March. 1898, At
~ m, St the MT house door N the CITY Of
Rsle'gh. NIL sell at Iuplic Auciion . lot Of
land itusted On lane m uing from East
ID .vie street eNt udcd - Fsst I.uoir street,
extended jll-t ea-i 4 the city a ia oich aud
'front.' = - fe-t an -ald lane and fully de-
rcri-ei IN deed of t.u-t recorded IN the
otli % # tie Il, y-ter of bcet- II !, AXE conn
&, book rs, page Y n which reference is
nertbv made a par ~ ttlI- .dve rtireu ent.
Sale ma q under aud Nv yirtue Il deed Of
rust eNecut q me by ANNE Haywood, the
record of which IL above referred 10 and at
the reqEe-t 4 the cestue que trust therein
named. Tern r, cash
THOS Il. PURNELL,
tebS-td- Trustee.
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NOTICE.

C'Eu' INA Wake County
: X. Horn VA. Lewis H. Maroon Z.
virtue u an execution directed to the
'.u"i from Jno. w. Thomtson clerk
c1urt OF W.ke county in the above
Nrnnn, will on the Doth Of February,
|t o'clock m, at the court house door
1rtv Wake in the ci y of Raleigh.
hi. heat bidder for cash all rilht,
' interest Il ouis Fl Maroon in fol-
t-tate, to- wit. Fifty acres ore or
fI IHlg the lsnds of mo Wesley
al .pr Maroon and Young Stone,
ed by ews VI Maroon and situa-
abs" county. Cary Tuwoship, TO satisfy
ui :. X. Horne. Peele Il Maynard,
"a'.-
NJ W. PAGE,
NhAriH Of Wake 0OuntY.
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WINSTON BY WIRE.
Police man Attaeked-The New Fire
Departmeu News.

WINSTON, N c., Feb. 21.-Special -
Policeman Martin was attacted 10 day
by a negro named Charles Conrad, and
was painfully, if not seriously, cut up
with knife. His injuries consist Of
three long deep gashes on the left side If
the head and one across the ear. Conrad
escaped arrest.
Thos. Ponton, business man here,
had one Of mis- hands amputated To day.
He got it caught in circular wood saw
Winston is getting in shape to fight
fire. Two hook and latter outfits for
white and colored companies arrived 10
day. ] W. Hanes, of the firm Of p. II.
Hanes & Co, has been elected chief Of
the fire department.
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NOTICE.

" ad,el cf trust executed on
Nay, 1915, by and between
e.l I. and wife Rosalins, of Hert.
lt r the State of North Ca oil ns,
" , first psrt and Caldwell Ha, dy,
~.r 81 Norf, Tx, party of the second
Lr wa, duly r, corded on page 1Sl
N the ONCE Of the Register Vt
Nrthampton county and state OF
Ts- Hua to secure certain indebted
~. r.a Hercri ed, owing to the Far
Nlehauts' Loan and Trust Com
ra.a Nas 10, 1916 and due JaL uArv
tr .tolsand dollars with interest
..r. ..s, q, and which is now held and
W Grand, Il SINS, and viii, h
..g faii aud the default of paym et (
~ ms t.uunued for n ore than thirty
.aau ler-igned trustee, will on the
March, lS9', cell for each to the
,t.- st the court house in Jackso., +,
y rthsmptol md Site Of
+. l,-. wa, the following r al estate
M fr.ct of and described in . I'D
..rr-,a. wing "ln Occo nee chez Neck
..f..g..NI Az rquhsrt, land" containing
st d -iXteen hundred scres lying in
--ty Narthan p on and which is de-
~ r8 uyeyed in the deed from David
, ~. ... tel re 10 Q rail- The Farmers
.. V.-sb H'- oan and Trust Company oi
&. 1G'v n, S74, registered in the
-,. ,,ts l.. sister of Northam ton univ,
,t-.,. eaHk -, page IA D, and which i
,r- ta.,- ga 10 tn deed from j. w. Urqn-
t,,ena --louer 70 the said II 9 Farmers
~ r.-.fsrts .Jan and Trust Company y OF
ne f,r SLY q, l.76, registere, in sa ne
s.t5.Nl mage 49,, ann also described In
t-lf.. I'll ore executed by I, Q said Farm
...v Ne autr u, an and Trust Hompany tc
ts. ta W Faist n. GATED May IL, 1878, u
-,.l.e 20 which seve al deeds will more
-y.e.esr, &c and having been made OF
III, -ai holders Of sad note TO MAKE
.5,A- order to pay said Indebtedness
r.--A sstd Urquhs'ts land will b,
-,f..8i % the 10 sc to the State o
Nr.tar .Ua q. an annual rent OF 3i.6N
Y.se .stu1 q purchase for $lJ,lC0 both o
q. .v expire January |. 1870. snt wbicl
~. " the sealed agreement made Ant
-t-.i nou 1 ctober 23, 1899, by and be
na.D " frsndy and A. II. Graudv, psrt
,..,s-C W Grandy a. Sons. Of Norfolk
IS rI1 " Grandy as executor Of Will ar
,iel rsrie4ct the first part, and John "
a.g Her ford county, North 9 rolini
s ,as second part in which his Wit
4, r ard the : tate of North Carolin
and through the board Of director
a.t ,turary OF said State party OF tn
ets s which is recorded on J age 81
ias 9j Of / ook 81 in the office (
3. h...e ut Dee's ct said county of Nortl
This February 10, 1893.
tAlDN ELL HARDY, Trustee.
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Funeral Of Gen. Bearegard.

New ORLEANS. Feb. 21.-The fun
eral of Gen. Beauregard will be pnolic
one. Taking place az 3 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. The city council will
meet to night and probably offer the
council chamber as the place where the
remains may lie in the State. The State
officers and military will participate.
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"BiIl Arp, in GOld.boro.

GoLDsBoRo. n. G, Feb. 81 Special.
Bill Arp" lecturei to crowded
house here tonight, subiec. The
Crocker and the Caralier" 1t was well
.iken and abounded In the original
merited humor ever heard in this city.
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A RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS.
The n. c. Wagon Factory
and Material for Sale.

By virtue ~ authority given in a deed IN
rust from the Nor'h Carolina Wagon
-;ouIp-ny record a IN the Registers offic.
IF wake county IN book =. page =, we
Will sell on
Tuesday, February 81. 1893,
the entire = and pant ~ the said COM
1auy, situated IN the city Of
RA LEIG III, y. c.,
On the y. G. n. 2. with side track leading
through tae yard. All the build ngz are
coriuo gious and new. The machinery
coInpsrativ-l' new, with capacity of TWEEN
y wagons per day.
At sane Vim We viii sell a large lot OF
1uishei and unfinished wsyOns, finished
sp0kes, hubs aud = s. Ai-o A large lot of
band on tire ron a-d roun1 ron. bolts,
clips iron AK = and J X lds Of material
used In wag n makink. including about
tao hundred Thousand feet OF vel season
e. oak lumber.
Time " al. II 0'ci9cAy a. n.
Terms, ca-l; 0-r special terms may be
mace n 4 sired r1- par irulsrs and cat
4lugue givln, ~ d--e.ipt.on OF plant,
machinery I'D mt-erl ], apply to under
signed. " A. u ATT,
J. y. HOLD fNG,
JAnuory - a3 Trustees.
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s2I. LBe f4ef aIaaA -s., IL -L. ..Ssis,
NO., nave i-st brown o. TIE market an
eieza4t Staudari tEr-4u- OK, 2. in,
Roli Curtain De-k CJlge e-e 4 every de-
tail. X O. y - Louis for 81, and IT.,
same stvIs Az ll.- FOR &k3 net, spot
cash. SEE tne.r card III rnis issue. send
your orfer 1trec- ~ 5ead FOR special circu-
lar. Bank counters and government work
4 specially. SEND IA your floor plans for
designs ana priCes.
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House of Representatives.

TUESDAY, Feb. 21.-The House was
called to order this morning at 10: 80
O'Clock by Speaker Overman and opened
with prayer by the Rev. ]. ]. Parker, OF
the Brooklyn NJ. E church, OF this vi
cinity.
The reading of the journal of yester'
day was dispensed with, and it was de-
clared approved.
The following were presented and re
ferred:
Mr.. Cook, petition from citizens OF
Cumberland county in relation to the
regulation of fishing in Lown creek.
Propositions and Grievances.
The same, in relation to liens and to
make them effective after delivery. Ju.
dietary.
The same. to give to raftsmen and 9th
ers on the Cape Fear river the privilege
of gathering fire wood up to high water
mark. Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Adams, from citizens OF Moore
county, the incorporation of Union Pres
byterlan church. Propositions and Griev'
| ances.
The same, to incorporate the Union
Branch church. Corporations.
Mr.. Taylor, Of Allegheny, in relation
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a FjrSt-Class Ho.eI to Rent.

H.. .'eestory frame bpilding. twenty-five
i'ems, good we'll slightly chaly-
"a dn fruit trees tables, etc.
vps'y 70 DR. VANDIVER, Weaver
yny, Z or TO j JAMES b. CONVERSE,
'slpwn. Tenn feb1I.
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SALEotNALUABLE CITY PROP.

~ cry by virtue ~ authority Conferr-
cd by deed OF mortga e executed 10y G y.
Upchu-ch and wiie Adeline, recorded In
the cfilce OF the Register OF Deeds of Wake
county. roOk -. YHee So, VIII sell for
ca At pu5tC auction At the Court house
door 10 tale,gh On Monday the ? IN day
Of February. ls9} a certain lot in the city
Of ale IN ON the Cuth side 4 West Davie
street, djJiniug be land- of y. r Moore's
heirs and J. W Brown known rs the
! Cor al ,ot toEe her w.th the improve
euts thereon, more fully desoribedin
| said deed Cf mort gage
Time o. sale = O'Clock n.
PA r s. ROTSHALL,
! ja'e tbs At-orn. " for Mortgage.
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western North Carolina, The Land of
has "A climate and scenery un-
Ia the eastern parG OF the United
u IS the great health resort and
resort OF the northern aud south
N.e lc northern people sps nding
".',r and tie south. rn pe Ople the
tf " Lions of dollars are expended
Af by visitors. The c-r TIE Of the
Ashtvlie n. g Eight miles
taheYille in the centre of the pros.
t nev village of Weavervi le, Bum
g,. unity. n c., sur, ounded by
'''I5 views theIeis
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writes MY mother and lis
3f 3 y tor scrofala and ulceIa'ed
fi ranpAT and received more
,0Rt hhUAI benefit from its use
" medies t1ey ever used.
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House..
To the Committee on Education.

The house resumed the consideration
of the postoffice appropriation bill.
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RI ,msn, Greensboro, Ga. writes
und who has been enti, ely
s'' ..e -crofIlous breaking out Of
1 the skin, and the use of
t'g(lN y LA two DO ties of B. B b ef-
) -e cure / know Of eever al
diseases cured speedily by the
g
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ASK
w. II. KING 81 CO,
About those two free tickets to the
w Ol.I d'S Fair
You may get one.
SALEoF VERY vALUABLEcITY

~ SLE OF VERY VALUABLE CITY
~ PEopeEty.-By NiT,us OF . decree OF the
superior court OF WAke county IN the special
proceedings Ior partition, entitled Maulsey
4. Rogers and Others, ea-y srte No. 5s2 spe-
cal IroceeuiLgs docket Of said court will
offer for ssis - the highest bidder, 1t pu blic
outcry, al the coart house door, III tie city OF
RAlelgh, y. O., on
Monday. the 9th day OF February, 1893,
~ II O'Clock NJ, the lot Of land situated on
Martin street, in said city, known ne the
"fowLE BUsLDING," adjoining the lots Of A.
/. Mia, Is. T. Williamson, and others, 'front.'
ing 80 feet on Martin sireeI and extending
bSck l65 feet.
Terms Of sNle- One-hAlf OF the purchase
money to be psi . Ia cash and the remainder
III twelve months from dsv Of sale, the de-
'erred payments 10 teSr ; ger cent interest.
AhMi,TEAD JONES,
decSl-tds Conmis-ioner
T. i sale has been postpone 4 until Non
day, February 2'th, 1913. az u o'clo IN.
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rf. BAN b. b By has cured
,us q &c ofuls, eczema aud
r blood disessts after other
u.,u tried and failed You do
ly great injus'i"e unless you
ont remedy trial Send to
'tlanta, Ga tor illustrated
lore filled with letters firm
,rr3 by B Is. B.
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Inc switzerland of America

NJ W. PAGE,
sheriff OF Wake county
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GARDEN SEEDS
niNG n { O'S

Williams & Haywood.)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-15
JOTIISGS ABOUT TOWN.

Conreid's Comedy Company which will opon at the
Irving Place Theatre arrived yesterday from Hamburg
on the steamship DANA
Recorder smyth has set down peremptorily for Mon
day the 26tb the trial OF Frank Ellison for AssAutng
Broker ", H. Henriques.
School Commissioner Isaac A. Hopper who APP
pointed by Mayor Grant two years ago has resigned
because OF the demands OF business on his time.
Tho Committee on Admissions at the Stock Exchange
decided yesterday afternoon to Teinstate Schuyler
Walden. Mt. walden was compelled to suspend along
with Henry Allen 4 Co, in the Cordago smash up.
william MAgee furniture mover. living at l04 Sixth
Avenue fell from the roof OF van at l4th street and
right leg crushing 30 badly tuat IL may have to be
AmputAted
TuE suS has received Mrs. Lizzie Cruise OF 500
West Twenty.slIth street 81 80 from Josephine
oCunnor DGnuy Hand aud Minnie Hutchinson, the
result Of far held at 224 East Eighty street
and 81 from Fairfield, Conn
Patrick Neville. aged % years. Of 3ss Washington
street Newark. attempted suicide by jumping over.
board tho DesbrOsses street Ferry yesterdAy Fred.
encE Ter jumped IN after him and prevented hlm
from DROWNING Neville Was taken u prisoner TO th1
Chambers Street Hospital.
Daniels OF the Burlington Electric Company reesiysr
OF the EdgeEAter Electric Light Company, which Is
alleged 10 be lnIovent, Tue Appncaton WAS made by
Lawyer Charles L. corbn for the Port Wayne Electric
Tho lnsoiVsnt company 10 $4,000 President Rice Of
the EdgewAsr Company objected 20 the Apo mt
OF Mr. bAnlelA because he 10 the manager OF rival
company. and the obsncellor gave him week 10 ME
his OBJ ections when. any given
why MI Daniels Should not DO receiver he will re-
moved.
To Chicago and return SIT and MP ward Leave sAtuF
day morning at 10 clock, special rate way on tk
train Sums Ticket Agency. A67 BToadSay.-AdA