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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-06
Contradtcts the War Reports.

WAsHINGToN, D. c., Jan. 5.-H )ratio
Guzman. Nlcaraguan minister to the
United States, emphatically contradicts
the reiterated statement cabled from
Panama that there is danger of an out
break of hostilites between Costa Rlca
and Nicaragua on the boundary qut stlon.
and also the further assertion tina. body
Of Costa Ricau soldiers had taken pos
session of territory claimed by Mica
ragua aud that Costa Rlca had sent
Nicaragua an ultimatum.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-06
Everybody Wants Special Order.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s 5-Speaker Crisp
has his hands fun compromising claims
OF committeeman anxious to secure ia
vors from the rules committee on behalf
OF measures in which they are interested.
There are at present dozen measures 10
behalf OF which special order is being
asked to set apart day next week for
consideration. Chairman Stump. of the
immigration committee, has seen the
speaker who assured him that the com
mlttee would be given day for its immi
grafton restriction bill. Stump asked
tor Tuesday, but no special day was de
cided on by Crisp
The Torrey bankruptcy bill is being
pressed for special order, but, however.
is not expected to becor"e law at this
congress.
Breckner aud other members from the
great Likes region are after another op
portunty to pass the Omnibus light
house bill, which secured special order
just before the holidays, but received
,cant consideration owing to slim attend
ance in the house. The commerce com
day for the revenue cutter bill and bills
making important amend ments in the
inter state commerce law to meet the re
cent decision by the courts.
Special orders have been asked and
promised for the Rum investigating re
port and hill for election of the Presi
dent and vice president and of senators
ny direct vote of the people. The ju
dietary committee wants day for mis-
cellaneous business, as do every other
committee.
Bland has not yet preferred a request
but it is his intention to see the speaker
and ask another opportunity to pass the
bill providing for the free coin age of sill
YER
Harter aud other cacompromising an
ti-silver men say they are anxious for a
trial at a repeal of the present Sherman
silver bullion purchase law and as re
ntwal of the silver fight is about tie only
thing in which the radicals on either
side of The currency question seem agreed
it looks as if there would be another
bout in this congress over silver legisla
| ton.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-06
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE -Pnrsus Mt to a iudcu Ell ~

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE -Pursu- mt to a judgu eLt of
axe county superi r court rebd. red az
Inc october term, lt92, in the case OF ella
NJ Wright, &. b. Wright. Jas X Throw
er, Jr , and 9th, rs sga'nst Claure A p T.
sinson. IL dlvldually, and as sdu inisrrs-
tor OF Mary Perkinson, deceass d, Era
Pe,kin.cn, and N'rIruyius Register Apsr-
dian ad EN- OF Ezra Peri insou We v Ill
n Thursday. JsnAary 18th. 1888 The
c''unty county C, urt honse in the city Il
Raleigh L.. s-!l a pnhlic outcry, TO the
h x .sr bidder for ca b the following lots
= parcels OF iaud In the city Of Raleigh,
viz:
First Tract-Ac ioin,n the lands Of Mrs
LIura Wilson aud Others lynx CD tho
-outheast C rner of the Inter soiiou OF
Blood~orth and Norsan streets beng
part OF city LOT 20 l5', as shown on shaf-
'er's map OF the city of Raj. Ugh and more
tully aud at enI b q, serb q Ia the d.. d
OF trust ex-cut on the 2lst dav Of Feb
ruary. ls.O. by 4. A. P-Ikipson and Mary
'-rkinson his wife 10 A "a Haywo- d,
tru-ter, &C, whi h said deed Of trust "a
culy Ie,orded In the once of the register
OF deeds Tor Wake county, n. G., in b.ok
10, page 227 ct SEQ
Sec nd Tr CT Adjrining the lands Of
William Blake arc otLer-, lyiug ou the
south sde OF Harg-,t street, beiween
BioodwUrIh AID PersoD streets, beng
part of city ut No LIS as shown on Shat
t'r's map OF he CT, OF hsleish. and bein z
L the northwest corn,r of Niltiam K
Blake's lot, and n ore fully de>cribed in
the mortgage deed ex' cuted BY G.: A =.
p~rkInsou and Mary PeIkiI son, Is wife,
o Jas. K Thro~ er. Jr on the ~ dsy
J ,puary 1891. VIII ch sid deed OF IN, r =
'ge WAS duiy recorded In the Office OF he
register OF deeds for " ske county, n C,
In book ll3. page S.r9 ct Seq Hour OF safe
IL O'Clock IN. A. W HAYWOOD,
w. ! PEaLR
declS Commissioner
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C.LEoF VERY vALUAprEtIrY

~ <LE Of VERY VALUARt EtI1Y
- P.opeity.-By rtIe o. I. e, -ee of ue
>u ,ri,r courto of WsS. CO I-ty ntIe rpecial
pro eeIings ior partition, antiI.ud Mauisey
4. Rogers AMI O hers. Arte, No 592 spe-
ciAi roceedu gs docket OF said court siil
offer for sae {, the b gheet bi ider, NJ rr / lie
outcry. At the coaTt house door, III the city Of
RA gh, N o., on
Monday, the 9th day OF February. 1873.
at l2 O'Clock NJ, the lot of land sit ated on
Nart 'trtet, ~ raid city, kno-n - The
''towLE BUILDiso." adj lining the lo's Il A.
MI, b + "A Iliiameon, aud other- front
ing so ieet on Marta Q rect and exte ding
back l6 teet
Term. ni saie-one-hslf OF tie purchase
mon y t) be pal d In cash aud the u aipder
III taeive mv.tus from dAv of ral- the de-
erred pAyne ents TO bear Il per cent interest.
AkMI ,TEAD NE,
dec3l-tds ('omms -ioueF
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-06

r,r,aN salt OF VALUABLE
lsN,Su .HF N=tue OF two several
u % y, ea hs william Pool and
&c. s., "a said mort CAGES re
~ -taIHF S-try OF Wake county,
q 81 r. IA 557 and book No. l2l,
sy Hy req lest OF said P vols,
T. ~ s.a 70 the highest bidder
..l.a 4, s urt house door, IN the
~. Rte2H y or Monday, Janu-
y I,Ns clock III that valuah e
g.,#sla { Nary's Town hip,
.-syr.t at east from the city o.
hH ,,l lSn ss the homestead
tiItt8 I.as utAiI'ng on hundred
~ .gr. JOS aces ~ re or less
l..-t as of the late aswell
81, Al o one medium size
.,yr aFe r- o.i
BF MONTAGUE Mortgagee,
g-..r Dec 9 1899. ids
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Grover Cleveland. Jr.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. 5 The Stand
ard Uuion says to night:
In the intimate circles of President
elect Cleveland's friends there is much
elncing over the fact that when the
White House opens to receive the choice
of the democratic party the darx spell
that has lowered over it will be in fair
way to be lifted One being passes out
of the world; another enters existence.
Jus: as the morning ucceeds the night.
Should the new conner prove to be BOY
the cup of earthly happiness will be full
for Grover Cleveland.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-06
Senator Kenna Retter.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. Sit is said at
the residence of Senator Kenna, of West
Virginia. that he passed good night,
and his condition is better this morning
than 1t was yesterday Although the
senator has not regained the ground he
lost from the relapse of ten days ago. his
physicians say he is steadily improving
and it is contemplated to take the sena
tor to theBermu las as soon as his strength
is sufficient as to enable him to under
take such q journey.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-06
Two Freight Trains Wrecked.

WELDON, N. c., Jan. 5.-Special.-
Two freight trains were wrecked on the
main line of the Atlantic Coast Line to-
day. Twenty one cars are off the track
five mites south Of Halifax, caused bv
freight breaking. A brakeman sustained
seriou, injuries in jumping and died
SION afterwards. Four or more cars
Jumped the track at Jarretts, little
station north of Weldon. No one was
hurt Travel north and south is greatly
delayed, but large force is at work
clearing the wreck
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MU RIDER MADISON.
The Thirteenth Man Killed Within
Six Months.


Six Months.
JOHNSTON CITY, Jan. 5 News is re-
ceived here of another tragedy in Madi
SOD courty, N. c., near Marshall
Wednesday evening VIM. Rddle shot
and killed S E Shelton. No trouble
whatever existed between the parties
They were on their way to country
dance and Riddle being under the ilfu-
ence Of liquor, pulled out his pistol and
fred five shots at Shelton. four of the m
taking fleet in the head. killing him al
m g. instantly. Both men were desper
ate characters. Shelton, it is believed,
has killed several men. II. was tried a,
the last term of the Madison Superior
court for the mu der of Grant Tweed and
was acquitted. Riddle was too drunk
to make his escape and is row in the
county jail at Marshall. Madison county
has population of about 600 and TIN.
is the thirteenth murder within the las
six months.
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MY PROPERTY FOR Al. E.-Sy
-.'-sr' decd o. moltCqRe execute
r. I-.G T - egd Corn LA his wife, ]
Fr.s.. s. = ourt house door Ia
4. ;,aa ly. the 1911 d " OF Jan
"a, ,a| 8t .tae.agk m , tue follow ,nR
-,'a tt Be n ~ at n stake on =
s.trs g,s -t rauainR soutt POS fe.
.g5 % he as b branch
.y.tt. 4-t along with the gas
..a H.It n gong so atn along
r..t-. a rsnch 10 south street
"A p. Na with said street 3j feet
Et'...
.s N .1g-p Oh the lot Terms
s;. ar ag For iurther par leu
y..-- r1a ~ page As, !egister OF
(. ..1 Raleigh y. g.
j. G l.. HARRIS.
Attorney of aortRagee.
December t3tas,
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OmprOmise silver Rtll.

WASHINGTON Jan. 5.-Representative
Culberson, chairman of the judiciary
the nature of compromise. which he
will introduce in the house. 1t requires
coinage and use as an assest OF the &C
cummulated silver bullion now in the
treasury The present law is repealed
and the Bland law re enacted.
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Shot His Wi(esS Lover.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan civilian
Curtis Freeman, son of John F. Free
man, prominent citizen Of Memphs,is
dying at the house of Mrs. Gus Fraz
helm, where he was shot last night by
the womsn's husband. Frazhelm is
bookbinder, formerly of St. Louis. He
has not been on good terms with his wife
for some time. He went to St. Louis
while she remained here and opened
boarding house. Two weeks ago he re
turned and warned Freeman to leave
the house. Last night he walked into
the house, burst into his wife's room
and finding freeman there, shot him.
The air was kept from the knowledge
of the police department until this even
mo
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-06
-OHCF " SALE or LAND.

s.ga Il power conferred in
49, atei V \ + Gi and wife,
VI. ,N3 faaa- ed IN the OF CO { the
b II. taH-sf Wate county, book a,
tr la - fr cash, a pm tic suc
ne doorln Ra'e'gh, y G,
~ Nouds,, N. 9th day ~
ee 'atp I CT uf an in
's.. "a ke county snd fu
e deed Of trus and lvlrg
,ro road q tn iost lead
af rea ete-y, and q joining
H-- Narearet -errell, \ V Den
Jock cor taiuiuc "a scrfs.
ie crtbtd iard vii be n rad
in. purchasers as er ap in
-t w " PACE,
At rney No,tVag g.
se Of he above land is post os' d
u.u Nond y in Jmutr., 1893, at II
H.5E now ids
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1VtI tuIDS Io NuIcO.

HOMESTEAD, Pa.-The Carnegie mills
are again at work and are running full
in every department. The halls of the
main offices were crowded all day yes
trrday with men in sea ch OF elploy
ment and most of them got wha they
desired. While the several mill We're
closed down for repairs number the
employees left. making room for the old
men, many of whom were put to work.
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Rfddled With Bullets.

KEYsER. N. C, Jan Special -
Bob, alias Doc Ray, the supposed mur
derer of the Miss McDonalds, of this
county, come few weeks ag', was killed
to night by four negroes Ray resisted
to the last and was riddled with shots.
Everything is quiet.
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exI. Inc yirr d.. - Of 81. LoUIs,
No., have Just trrC~.. u tie market an
elegant Standard 2 1t .u- YAK, r.. H.,
K III Curtain Deck, CO Ip.rS- IN every do
tall. r D Is. ST i4oulz fOf al, and IT,,
.ame style and fnis tOr - aet. spot
cash. see their caIc = MS Issue send
your order dir-cf or -eu for 50 scia circu-
l,r Bank counter AID govern arnt work
a ste :iaIty send In yoar FOO. plans tor
DESIGNS and prices
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Nicaragua Will Fight.

NEW YORK, Jan. The Herald's
cable from Panama says:
Advices received from Costa Rica says
the boundary question between that coun
try and Nicafa qua has been reopened aud
that there is prospect of war between
the two countries in consequence. A
body OF Costa Rican soldiers have taken
p sse>s sion of the territory claimed by
Nicaragua and Costa Rica has conveyed
to Nicaragua an ultimatum to which the
latter country is not disposed to agree,
She is preparing to defend her lights and
the outlook is grave.
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Presidential Nomination.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The President
to day nominated to be postmaster,
Reece B Patton, Bridgeport. Ala VIM
Gnllahrr, Sandersville; Handy D. Bush,
Covington, Ga.
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Notice of Application.

OFFIC iosN C. HOME INs Co.
RAIL- IGE, y. G., Dec. 81.
Public notice l. hereby given tn appli-
cation W Ii be made t lh- next lel islat IL o
10 sr mt mend uen 10 The ch arter, &c,
of this company.
w. S. PRIMROSE
Preside mt.
j.r1-3nd
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The Uniyersiiy Opened.

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Jan. 5.-Speclsl.
Toe University opened to day with
3l2 Students There is every prospect
Of large increase. Much enthusiasm
prevails.
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NJ . r | G &

t..f. rfy tia the frm OF Goodwin
it. r Ilg mar Bile and Rrani busi
=. a vt RaleIph and town of ta,-
sr t.. lty dI-s lved by mutual
a-. he aJ-Gets in Raleigh has been
". Me-. r. Hnrhtu x Elliott. Of
'v s. AMI the u-iness IN Fay
rr Nt p T. Remsburg
~ fsa tirm ot IpOd u in X Re- ms-
-gF t9 nj g el ted FIR at IA :
lgtcl ltvtw ie respect eiv.
2 ar tie rrm vll be paid as
CHAS \ GOODWIN
Ell K hSbURG
."st .erla 1913
ia 7' .eaHsth" public tor their kind
a". &. -e s#5 most hea tilv comm o. d
tt' HHgn lac buiness.
N 80 a g UDN.E.
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NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Raleigh ''.tton Mills vi 4
ne h. Id at the Ma, or's Office, Wednesday.
January llrh, at u o clock
Tran frr boo Will he clCsed after We'd
nesday the 4tn
J s wYNSE. Secretary.
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whitney VIII Not Have a Portfolio.

NEW YORK. Jan 5.-William G. Whit
ney announced this morning that he
would not be member of President elect
Clevelands cabinet.
THAT does not mean that cabinet
place has been offerad to you, does it'
was asked
Whitney hesitated for q moment and
then said: 'Well no, not necessarily, but
have nothing to say except that | will
not be q member"
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Funeral Of DR.. Royal.

WAKE FOREST. n G, Jan 5-Spe-
cial The funeral OF DIR William X
Ill, late professor of Eoglish in Wake
Forest coll,ge, Who died suddenly at -
vannsh, Ga, Tuesday. took place to day
at - "'rlnck Services were held In the
college cnapel, Rev DIR. Gwsltney Off
ciating MemoIi4i addresses were m ,de
by Professors Lanneau, Taylor, Mills and
Poteat, of the faculty, and by Rev. T
Newton. one of the students. At the
grave Rev. John Mitchell ofticiated
There was large attendance Of friends,
Pew. J. B Bon, Mr. J. ID. Boushall,
i REV n b Cobb and Rev. G Durham
of R.leigh, were present The coleg'
was clJsed aud properly draped.
Ex- Sheriff Henry r. Grant, Of North
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,r..r- nave been suffering
yr".e .. flood poison, wht b
49, e#utment o our best
: +. s. .aa use of the most noted
nj With a copper colored
'Ias s..rnv b'dy and limbs limbs :, with
rsy5- ueiatlnR pains In my
'r iaints general debill-
hs, Hg or OF my hair sore
NE ..sa rypusness. | became
trs " M. Ink 70 d that y B r
-gt 5o purifier and that
rps tiient u nae a gross
NHta com nenced its use.
s.l'' a leit impr we'd J
We au tsu bottles aud feel
rave .5.z HtIs rs snv mn Wy
ca have returned and
.p ll out. DO not hest
r' ,t, ,-,tH ID q 3 has no eqnal rs h
~ @ ~ 1er. n any Que who
Tgs : will be cor WINGED
8. ..,.,G tn these parts. still
| 81 a.Hs Ia splendid t,nic
c'..t in fine con6i'iou
ESIL..l. ta rect auv ufferer
lN Il II, IS JONES,
gr' Z " Atlanta. Ga
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-06
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SRc-
OND DAY.
Readi"g of the Governors Message
consumes Considerable Tirae-Va-
rious BILLS introduced aud Com.
mttsees Appointed.

Consumes Considerable Time-Va-
rtous BILLS introduced aud Com.
mttiees Appointed.
THURSDAY, JAN. 5.-The senate met
according to adjournment, Mr.. King,
president pro TEN, in the chair, and was
opened by prayer by DR.. Marshal, rector
OF Christ Church.
The journal of the preceding day was
read and approved.
The following committees were al
nounced: Committee on rules: Messrs
King Davis and Poue. Committee O..
inauguration ceremonies: Messrs. Posey,
Mercer. Morton and Marsh.
Notice was given that Mr. Newsome
would contest the seat of Mr.. Stack, OF
the 2S.h senatorial district.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Marsh: A bill to incorporate tac
first national bank of Washing ton.
Mr.. Aycock: A bill in aid of the deat
and dumb asyl lum at Morganton.
A till Was introduced to amend ths
charter Of the Baltimore, Norfolk and
Roanoke steamboat company.
A message WAS received from the house
OF representatives informing the senate
"f the organiz alton Of the house, and the
adoption Of the resolutions in regard &c
the inauguration and the notification ol
Of the governor.
President X NJ read an invitation from
the governor inviting the senate and ils
oifl 'eTs to reception given by the gov
I'm n at the executive mansion from tc
| O'Clock Friday evening, the 9Th, whil
was accepted.
Mr.. Cooper introduced resolution tc
repeal the 10 per cent tax on state banks
Mr.. Sherrll: A bill authoring the or
ganization of State banks, with powc
to issue notes. (This Dill appears in to
days CHRONICLE
Mr.. McR.e: r solution for joint com
mittee on banks and banking. The sen
ate adjourned until 3 o'clock p. M, q
which hour 1t commenced to receive tn
governors message, which was read il
full, nearly al the senators remainin:
in their seats during the reading, givip,
close attention.
The senator from the seventh district
Mr.. Merritt, was sworn in by the preti
| dent
| Mr P0u moved that for the preser
the daily session begin at IL O'Clock a
M, except ON Saturday, when the hou
for convening should be 10 O'Clock. an,
on Monday the hour be fixed at o'clocl
p m
The joint C nm ttee on inauguratio
ceremonies will meet in the office Of ID
secretary Of state at 10 80 a. m, the 7th
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NJ = r.

Application will he mate o he General
Assembly, OF North Car ..i1a at It's u.xt
session, 10 iucorpoTa TIE or b Caro-
Ina Safe Depvsir II !. aud ! u Com
pany. WM II ). bCRGWIS.
December 10. l-el.
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bills was resumed and few of the meas
ures were passed. without opposition be-
cause little, if any attention was paid to
them. At 80 o'clock. as there was no
quorum, the house adjourned.
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THEY WANT THE SENATE.
IHE REPUBLICANS WILL NOT
SUR RENDER ORGANIZATION
or That Body without a Contest.
Pr"ce edtngs Of a Caucus Held Y~s-
terday-COmmitte Appointed
For Different Work.


For Different Work.
WARRINGTON. Jan. 5 The republi-
cans of the senate met IN caucus this
morning to consider the order of bills
and such other matters as might come
before them. The meeting was an in
teresting one and resulted in the initial
steps being taken that will be the begin
ming of bitter fight for control of the
next senate. If there has been any be
lief that the republicans inteLded per
hitting the organization of the next
senate to 60 by default that belief was
shattered by the action taken to day. A
committee consisting of Messrs. Teller,
Hoar, Mitchell, Chandler and Higgins.
all republicans members of the CO nmlt
tee On privileges and elections, was ap
pointed to take special charge of the
subject Of organization and in addition
thereto, the matter of the election of
senators in the western states where the
fight is now on. These senators are all
astute politicians and will see that moth
ing is done to jeropadize the chances of
the republicans, and will prepare all
cases SO that in the event of contests,
which are inevitable, the best possible
front can be made.
This question of the order of business
was secondary to the more important
matter of organization, but a committee
to agree upon some working pan was
appointed in the persons of Sherman,
Frye, Dolph, Cullom. Platte, Washburn
and Avery They will canvass the situa
ton and report at another caucus to be
held early next week In the meantime
nothing will be lost inasmuch as the pro
posed sanitary legislation has an order
for tomorrow and Saturday, and the
anti option bill will be resumed the first
of the week and probably forced to 8
| vote.
It is learned that within the next few
days the President will issue an order ex
ending the civil service law aud rules to
letter carriers at all free delivery post
Offices When the quarantine agait s.
the White House has been removed, i, il
probable that President Harrison will
take few days recreation in duck shoot
ing. according to his plan for Cnristma
week which was abandoned on accoun
of the illness of his little grand child
| He has been importuned to visit a shoot
log resort on the Potomac and ex Sena
tor Sewell, who has accompanied him OIL
a number of cunning expeditions, ha
also requested him to take another trll
of this character.
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81 nj February | bought

..r.s at February bought
oe~r- 81. 4 ,5r ny four year-old
f.t.lar rs term herehitI
", .# ta my utter astonl5h-
w aG him. In February
y H. - RS of age, was lit
ay ' sotes on his legs
Hi IN his head. He
.isr ts ofeso B RR Asa
S.w ..t il 10 equal.
. HfI4Il All. Dta Ga.
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Ex Sheriff Henry r. Grant, Of North
ampton county, died In Portsmouth, Va ,
on Christmas day.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-28
NOTICIAS GENERATES

esta apital, ha tenido lugar hoy la aperture del
Concurso Agrfcols, acto al cual han concurrido
gran ndmero de distinguidas damas caballeros.
FL dicho salon y la escalera Sc hallan per fecta-
mente adornados los articulos presentados &
concurso muy bien dispuestos. A reselva de
que, con. detalles, nos ocuparemos oportunsmente
del dicho certamen, adeiantaremos que llaman
mucho la atencion, un bouquet de flores naturalea
presentado por ell DR.. Nunez de Santurce, un
granada enano, CON flores frutas presentado
por Ia Sra. de Daban; una malta de clavel ma
tizado de D. Florindo Carrero los preparados
presentados por los Sres. Monclova, Legt and y
Monagas. Repetimos que mahana NOS ocupare.
mos con detalles del referido Concurso que esta
resultando muy lucido y al cual Sc han presenta.
do buen ndmero de .xpositores