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THE ANsEE ERS FILED.
Dei"nden'~ in Suit of Richmond and
west Point TermInal Company
against fUmyn and Others,

NEW YORK March The defend ants
II the suit OF the Richmond and West
Point Terminal Warehouse and Railroad
U mpaoy, sgaint Johu Inman and Others
nave Il cd their answers in the Uoited
states circuit courtto charge of fraudulent
action and improper conduct in conduct
Va the purchase by the Georgia Com.
pany Of "A 900 shares of the Cent-el
Rllirosd Company of which S4 900. 900
was pad IN part for the purchase in
oonds of the railroad Company, which
plant Ifs claim were insecure to the
knowledge Of defendants at the time
OF the purchase Three OF the defen-
dants } 2hn q Inman, James Swami and
John Z, Calhoun, were at the time of
the transaction directors in both c0mpa
MES. Tee Georgia Company, it is
Gained, was property organized under
he laws of North Carolina, and the
defendants had right to sarction by their
vores rs directors, the purchase of stock
insecurity Of which they claim to have
lad no knowledge at the time OF the
sale. It Is further claimed that the peDd
lng suit has been instituted by the
ST ckhoIders, who have either btc1me
members Of the company since the tran
stc'l)n and we're fully cong zent Of the
state OF affairs, or We're always such, and
~ tlti- votes ratities the action Of the
dlrtc ors IN the purchase of the stock.
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SUMS Cotton Report.

NEW YORK, March I -Once more the
bulls IN cotton we're cheered up ~ he
thought that the end Of the Eng ish
strike is near At hand. Many private
dispat cles asserted this over and over
orders. both fir n tae C"1t 1ent d
LiveTp acl too Local ana Southern
oPrrators bought pretty freely
Saorts deemed 1t pEu1en4 u reduce
th IT lines Even the -. ting upward
Of the money rate to fftv one per cent
h-i hardly any eff .ct, apu the 1atural
reaiiZ ng Un every auyance caIsed only
u 1ere e re-~ction.
E.r N autbs we're not 81 easi Gus
taJnei As the distant WI ch closed II 90
"A .int5 higher than yesterday v b !e
the near N Il h3 sh wed net I'M 3roveme 1t
Of only 10 8 poist T.. Se'l it was no lc.e
.hie tnaJ he mark raied ea,i'y. Ihst
Ii re vsS tsaSs CIV ID. ani ta4t Uu e
were more dIsp2s. 4 i stand bg IA II
guns The CT. So vas steady win So S
Of 206, 10 i>4ils NV Orlcars advar ceI
, t. pom L'verpna! 4IvAneed .
5 Y po IS closing v. Z "a - it 10
art tDe le bsr4y steady with spat
ssles q. 600 ba.es II Nauc est :,
Y rns y re { SCR but without quota oit
Snge, ans cloths vere qule, r.
ceip-4 As ports were 9S06 b-les e ius'
= al this day asst week aad 2t.-
553 ast year Total thus fer tri,
week 2S 1853 bales. aga.rst 80 22l tbas
fsr l,,r Ne-k Spot pr,c,s h-re We.
one s'Ateertn cent hiGher on basis #
cent for md uplan 5 with sales of 35i
ua,es for spinling Exports from the
ports were 7,077 pales The receipts 3
the three interior tJwus were l, 5ot
against ? 043 this day last week an,
1919 last year. There vas n aivance
of 16 to cent at the four souther-
markets
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j VANDEKBILT'S AFE ECEIONS.
His Wife Valued Chem at 10000
But Accepted n Check sFor LESS

NEW YohK, March The s>tian o.
Mary Y Vanderbilt 10 recover 500 000
damages from C>pt JACOB V.uderblt
was dismissed on consent by Juot'c,
Tranx of the supreme court TO day, Tn
action w4s brou HI for the alleged aleu-
alton of tae 3 # .cClons OF the husband,
Jac1b Y Vanderbilt
Mrs Vanieroiit was eafly on hand
and so was old Capt Vanderbilt Coun
~el. wev4r. got their h-sds together
and Ms. Vanderbilt, It is declarnd, re
celved CHI OK ard gave Capt. Vrnder
biit release Size and jacob were mar
ried in this city In the spring Of 1856
Jacob was then widower with tw,
children
They we're married under aseumet
names, as j 4cnb said be did not ~sn
his father 10 know of the match. T
conceal the marriage jacob spent par
If each week with his psrents. He re
mains away q week in June and cam'
| b4ck changed man, saving his fat1e
had learned Of the sff,r. He wan,e
her to consent to separation, but sh
| declined she has an action pendlne
against HIM for limited divorce.
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NET ~ HIS OLD TOHHSMEH
INDIANAPOLIEAS PAY HOMAGE
TO THE ECiRING PRE>IDEN
Escorted 10 his Former Re.iGence by
Procession of clubs. Grand Army
Posts. and a. her ORGANIZATIONS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Marcl En-
president & ujamin Hairs arrived
home yesterday in 3 special traiu ~ r
the Penn ylvania line. He VS. given a
reception Is a ciuzrn Of indianapolis inst
was lar greater than he ever received
here as pr, sldent of he Unit States
Tne crowd was larger than tbst which
oaoe him @ ii speed when lie lett
for Inauguration four years sgo.
The members Of the recegt Ou
committee met him at knight, toNn
When the train pulled iuJo tue Union
station it was greet ID with cheers from
900 throats. and as the ex pre- sdent
walked through the d pit wI.h Mrs VIC
hee he was rendered an ovation The
reception was wholly devoid # political
features. D moCrais and pubi'caus
ankle lifted hats 70 pay homage 10 their
distinguished fellow citizen " 1en III,
carriages were reached The ex pres,Cent
Mrs Nc kee, and the other N mOers If
tue family were seated in the frnnc
carriage Abou, this carriage de ega
tions from the Coiumbia auG ta- MaTiou
cubs formed an escort, with the z Il
erai's old regiment IN position oI aanor
The Republican mmerclal Travellers
and the Railroad Mems club were also
repre- VArious other organizations
sent deleg ions Ia the secat carriage
Gov Matthews AID Ny Sutivau.
Judges Wood ard B X r, lf the Federal
court, were seated.
The Carriages ard their ccu2a1ts
moved slowly thr ugh the gre.t tlr III Z.
and pa sd up I''nols street 70 w shlng
ton street, aud thence by way Of Pern-y
vanla street to the D,nis House
| Along the line of march tie bui,1ing-
we're all decorated with flags au6 p r
traits, and from every window flags,
andkerchiefs, and hats We're waved,
aud from the crowds IN tho streets con
nnuOus cheer was sent mp
The carriages stopped mOmentarily q
the DanisOn House, but the tx PresIGen'
did not aight The carriages ~ere ihei
driven rapidly up Delaware street 70 hls
home, where the members Of the rec p
tlon committee we're dismiss ed and ID,
ex-President went into domest privacy
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The Leather Trust.

PHlLADELPHIA Pa . March THE
proposed 500 900 600 Leather Trust
will receive serious blow if the shoe
marufac turers in ali parts of the cou try
go into the tanning business themselves,
IS Frederick Brerly the representative
IS a B )ston shoe manufacturer, who is
now IN the city, say IS contem plated
The raw material cannot be controlled
BY the trust Mr. Briefly declares,
: for should the manufacturers be in the
tanning business they could afford 10
pay little more for hides by reason Of
g ting the finished leather at actua'
cost a.d doing away with tauLers
prof s."
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sht.f Arthur Means Rnsiness.

Toledo, O., March 7 General Mana
ger Ashley, of the Toledo, Ara Arbor
and Northern Michigan railroad. IN a
conference VITA Chief Arthur, of the
Bro hrrho cd of Locomotive Engineers,
f.tly refused TO atcede to any 81 the de
mands msde by engineers and tiremen
Should the latter decide to 60 out the
company has non-unlon men waiting TO
take their places Employees of con
Meeting roads say they will not haudle
freight from the Aan Arbor if non union
men 90 to work. Grief Arthur said 'hst
every possible means will be u.s. d by
him to secure peso !, but if H. AnnArbor
road means fight the Brotherhood will
stick it out t. the bitter end An in
crease of 15 per cent in wages is asked,
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.. sTT 80 '''-'''' 'e4'-
H1g instr tor of c H
lis plt ntiffs W Yrs
srHer- al. def-l ants
authority conferred uyon
g-r by orG,r OF court IL
I'd action. VIII expose for
ar-ry at the court house
y and sell 70 the al n
sh on Monday, the 18th
'-.# ell th"t i',t or na-"el ~
county, North Carroll a, IL
ut the Is oi Rae On.
-at street. adjoining ots
resp crtveiy ~ Lynn
rrtis Zach ration and
art Of lot No 80 in the plan
more iuly described III the
W. J PEFLE,
Com missioner.
rd, Attorneys for Plain
{, bs I'd,
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Music Hath Charms.

CHICAGO, March Tt is reported N
this city that Paderewski, the piauist,
has fallen in love and that his stfe. oi,
is rec. procated Also, that the offici4l
announcement Of his engagement will be
soon given to the world
The young lady S said to be rich and
native of New York city, snd her
name is said TO be Miss Dunhsm. Il i
said he met his prospective bride at tbt
home of Mrs Dr. TraveIs about year
ago
Mr. James Dunham. of No. 81 Eas'
Thirty-sixth street, whose daughter II
prominent in New York society, has an
nounced that the Miss Durham men
toned In THIS connection is not mem
Der of his family.
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As to the 1iantOnOin IN o b :.

NEW YORK March 7-Reports have
been pubic he'd recently conc rning the
movements of the Miantonomoh, the
double turretted monitor These are
without foundation whatever The
Mautonon III is here, add is to stay here
for the present. Sne will remain until
April 13 and perhaps later. No part Of
her steering machinery is on board nor
will be before VI ,rch ID The Terror's
t1rret afmor is now all in place, except
two plates of the after tn ret and these
will be set up this week. The turrets
cannot be covered in until the guns ars
IN place, ana they have not been Shippe(
from Warrington.
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Intbe House of Lords.


LONDON, March 1.-The House q
Lords to-day, by vote Of 81 20 Sc, re
jected : ie bill introduced By Lord Chan
celor Herschell assimilt ting the law pro
vidlng for the distribution of real prop
erty in cases Of intestacy to law relating
to the distribution of personal property.
The Earl of Kimberly. lord president Of
the council ana secretary of state for
India, warned the opponents of the
measure that IS REJECTION might bring
increased popular odlum upon the house
of peers and strengthen the widespread
feeling that the present law was main
tanned in order to keep the land in the
hands of few Notwithstanding the
appeal, the bill was defeated.
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HES. SLEy GLANDS busy DAY.
The Kadies Did Not Forget Her =
Homes ofthe Cabinet Family

WAsHINGToN, March 6.-Mrs, Cleva
Land hsd about as busy a day as the
president. She only saw her most init
mate friends, hu. as they are p It.cularIv
numerous around here now, good deal
# very happy time was consumed The
new cabinet ladies nearly al called,
some Of them being acc mpanild by
teir husbal Is ard Others coming alone
Tee oungest cabinet lady OF all. Miss
Il rpert, came wtl her father. 5 c-etary
He-oert, aud their guest. MISS Wilmer,
.. Birmingham, to pay her respects 70
lTrs Ceve'-ni The ladies had We Y
pje asaut visit ard they met in the capaci-
= # old friends Mrs Lamont and her
ggest. Hiss Saunders. ef New York, /,
were ais, receNed By Mrs. Cleveland
dt.er luncheon.
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supreme Court.

Appeals from Ii tn district disposed Of
on yesterday:
GREENSBORO v NcAdoo; argued bv
I'd for plaintiff, and Moiehead for
defendant
Tat Gree nsboro; argue d by Bar
ringer & Doulgas Tor plaintiff, aad b ,yd
for defendant
Lewis V. Fpard; argued By Blrringer
for plant If aad Morehtad for defend
ant
r ilroad v Mining Company: argued
by Bttchei!or & Dcvereux aud Nomack
Tor plalnt II, aui Guthrie and HInsia &
for defendant
Appeals from the sixth district will b.
ca aled on next Tuesday, March IA, in tbs
following order:
Cox v jones
/ J lanes v B4rdin
Ward R.i.roal
Stewart B4rcin
Fal-On Stewart.
Cox Grl-ham.
Hutaff Adrian
30, re V Be man
L AN Asso' iat on V. Merritt.
VI so.e v Raisoad.
Moore v Slyg
Opinions were handed down as fol
iows:
SaRyer vs. Northan, from Hyde, de
cidel ii favor ~ defend ants.
S:a e VS. Caldwell, from Northamp-
ton; judgment arrested.
Aaron VS. Lumber company, from
Wayne; affi med
TAYLOR VS. Taylor, from Nash; az
firm.d
Ruffin W. Rufin, from Wilson; modi
fed ana 5 fl med
Mayo vs. Telegraph company, fror
Wskt: sffirmed
TIL Gorge w Helm company v;
GIffiu. fr II Ws7Be: no error.
= dwell v. Ray, from Wake; dis
e mis- ed
Srsrnes VS.. Hill, from Bunc mbe; II
r versed.
Cumming VS. Huffman, from AL
j mauce; ci-missed
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Ten KILLED and Seven sE0uEiGed.

VIENNA, March A serious conti'ct
has occurred between the troops and the
pess 4ntry at Gonashitza, Servia. The
peasants appear to have risen against the
au horities on account of the pol teal
90 tatipn, and the troops were su0moned
t. suppress he disorder. The peasants
seized the municipal building and tfrr-
ed obst nae resistance to the SOLDIERS,
who ally succeeded, after desperate
struge e, i'll driving the peasantry from
the building. Ten of the peasants were
killed and seven woundet in the hight.
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Wrecked Returning From Washing

WINNsBoRo, S C, March The car
Of the Georgia Hussars, returning from
Washington to Savannah, was wrecked
two miles north Of here yesterday. The
truck Of the tender jumped the track
and after running some distance, caught
under a front stock car containing horses,
pushing it down a high embankment
and standing it almost on IT'S end. The
accident was caused by imperfect track
The Hussars, who escaped with 3 lit e
shaking up, had to tar the ST ok car al
most to pieces to get their ror.es ont
Fortunately the car was Of pal ace variety
and portions kept the horses apart. As
il was Ho of the finest horses will Gle
and several others are injured.
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New York Marcn Shipments Of
cold by TO days steamer aggregated
81 300 600 In spite Of tight money,
arrangements are in progress to export
t1o millions more by Saturdays steamer
ard one million next Tuesday. The
LaDretague, which arrived yesterday
from Haure, brought 5,S29, 900 francs
10 foreign gold Gin, of which 3, 49O 900
francs was for the account of Lazard
Freertz and 2 480, 900 francs for the &C
count of Muller, Scnsll & Co.
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That Trio of South Carolina sherlHs

WAsHINGToN, March THE Unlfed
States supr, me court today granted the
request made yesterday by the counsel
for the three sherf fs Ia nth Carolina
for leave to fie petitions for wis q
habeas corpus on their b half and issued
a rule r turnable on the y inst. calling
on Judge Simonton to show cause Why
they could not be released and set free
from the Judges maudate, conf ing
them for disobeyiDg h's orders Of pro
tectlng the property Of the Re 1mond x
Danvjlle and South Carolina Railroad
ccmnanies from seizure for axes alleged
to be unlawful
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Burned to Death.

CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, March YES
terday Afternoon, sever.l men working
in find near Mt. Juliet, were attracted
by screams from two women working ID
an adjoining field Tn,y found Ms
John c Jones and her nine year Cd
daughter burning TO death Their cloth
ing was set fire from burning brush
heap Despite all the effor of the meu
the eomen received such injuries they
died within q few minutes
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Strong Turn In the Wheat Market.

CHICAGO March Wheat turned
strong this afternoon on a rumor that the
government had decided to sell bonds
for the purpose of rt ptenishing the sup
ply of gold coin The stimulus con
tinued is effects even after receipt of
contradiction The market early had
been very weak, but the last qu)tatlon
was 8 cent higher than yesterday 5
closing price for May. July closed q
q lsl t-r Of a cent lower; oats clCsed at
abont yesterdays figures; corn was dull
but firm. and improved Is cent; pro
visions suffered declines amounting to
25 cents in pork, IL IL in lard and
in ribs.
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Professor Rtddica,s Lecture.

At the A and NJ College Friday night
at 9 O'clock. Prof. Wallace RIddick Will
deliver q lecture on electricity. Prof.
ddick IS AZ the head Of the department
If mechanics in the above institution,
taking charge last tober. when Prof.
J H K,nealy resigned. He is a young
man. raised in Wake county, \ C. snd
graiu 4ted at Wake Forest college, Uai-
v-1sity # North Carolina and Lehigh
University, Pennsylvania
Al who attend will no doubt have q
pleasant time All are invited, and IS
peel ally the ladies'
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The stars and stripes Raised.

New YORK, March THE stars and
stripes were raised over the tatfrail of
the steamship Paris, of New American
line at noon today by Miss Frances c,
Griscome, daughter Of the president of
the International Steamship Company
The flag w8s raised while the vessel vas
lying at her pier. Only few pereons.
guests Of the company, were present
They were served with collation. lat r
in the dining room of the steamship
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DRly EsY NIGER.
Wild Reasts From the Pennsylvania
Mountains Eerrortze the Villages.

STOCKTON Pa, March THE heavy
st rms aad severe cold which prevailed
in this section tais winter have made it
hard en- the wild gsme in the surround
ing mountains and The wolves and bears
h4ve nude serious depredatlons among
live stock.
Wolves have even entered the villages.
ard the people of This to w, and of the
ncighb2ring one Of EOeryale, do not dare
10 90 out after dark
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T8Image and the Fair.

BRooKLYN, N Y March 7.-TheRev
Dr. Tamage was shown the dispatch
from Chicago this morning stating he
would probably deliver sermons in ire
Auditorium during the Worlds Fair
After reading the dispatch, toe reverend
gentleman ssid that he knew nothing at
all about the matter He has no off i
under consideration looking TO bis
preaching in Chicago
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MERIDIAN, Miss, MarcA 7-K hef
measures for the cyclone sufferers con
tipue, the fact that those ~ho sufe-e
loss were so poorly fixed to sustain i,
being in most instances ert rely deprived
of taeir worldly possessions IS Causing
t ler people to c ntrlbute liberally TO
the relief fund. More than tso hun
dred families have been rendered home
less IN Landerdale county, too poor, IN
most instances, TO rebuild.
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SOUTH 7sPTON FETE.
Cheers and SnIute- for the Stars and
stripes.

SOUTHAMPTON. March 7-S4turday
wss hyiitag n this ciry, it beng the
oCcasian Of the arrival Of the New York
ald the virtual establishment, r the
American lire between this city and
New i TX
4 salute was fred from the platform
battery, and pDals Of welcome rang out
from the church bells TIE mayor, cor
porsti n. cham Der Of commerce and pub
lie ctfie.aI- y ut down the river to meet
tie \ York
Laser liz the evening on the arrival at
the cocks, tie decks of the New York
we're thrown open to the public During
her say in port one shilling viii be
charged for ins d c-ing the vessel.
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Senafnr MORAN lmprOXIng.

SOUTHAMPTON March 7-The cOndi
ton If Senator John T. Morgan, who :
-ufferlng from sight stack Of ery-ipe-
las at S u;hwestern hotel here, has ma-
terially improved since yesterdag. IL
expects t, ne able TO proceed TO Lond r
N two or three days, and will short ]
after start for Paris to at nd as one O
the representatives, of the U-ited State
sessions of the Bering sea committee o
arbitration.
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,,a,v wants Definite Proposals.

ROME. March THE Opinione says
taAt olgu1r Brin, minister OF foreign at
fairs, MS requested The United States
Government that it formulate definite
proposals before sending out notices OF
the reassem bling Of the Brussels monetary
CONF renee
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Ml,cbelImay BE Arrested.

New ORLEANS, March Charley
Mitchell is stlIl in danger of arrest for
his share in the Sullivan Kilrair fight at
r chbuIg. Mss, in July, 1889 Two
deputy sher f., after the reward, are ex
Dected this morning. The Crescent
cry Club will fgat the effort to deliver
tie E 9 ish fighter to the Mississippi
atfi gIass.
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To be Paid in Legal Tender.

TOPEKA. Kan. March Z The house
last night passed bill mixing all con
tracts and notes payable In legal tender
whether gold, SILVER, or paper. ard for
biding contracts m1de payable III gold
alone E ta houses adopted the corcur
rent resolution agreeing on Thursday as
the day for final 40 iournment
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Vne Rro.h.rbo.a u.u.nthe GO.

OswEGo, Mich, Marc. ! The old
cng,r,ets Of the To'ej3, Abr and
Northern Mieh ian railroed, are beng
relieved a, last as they come in fl their
ruas and new me1 are I kli their
places z yerythirg is quiet Un'e.s
I re order f)r the st kes comes very soon
/ will fad DO bro herhood men on the
engines to obey the order to quit.
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Isn't she bea utifu.n' Occasionally
ooe i, srs this expression, IS 4 lady with
= srIkIngiy lovely complexion pa. ses
oog the street. CeTtalnl, she uses
t1 Famous Blush Of K ,ses manufactured
by Miss Flora A Jones, South B Id,
Iah. Supplied by J. E. Morgan. Pnce
| 75 cents per bottle.
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daughter Miss Aonie Turpin, az c m
pauled them. Miss Hester made short
pre- entatlon speech President Cleve
land. N accepting the prcsrIt. compli.
mented the young ladies' Of their good
locks and toli them that he wou d
always preserve their pretty gift and
keep their visit as . pleasant recollection.
The young ladies' wire much gratifi a at
the Presidents kind words.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DUBLIN, March 7,-James Casey, the
town clerk of Traees shot and fatally
wounded the rate cole cor, Whelan, IN
the board room.
Political feeling is running high, and
further trouble is fearsd.
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BfO1raphyof Blaine.

WASHINGTON, March THE an
nouncement is publicly made by Gail
hamilton (Miss Abigail D dge) that,
with the CO operation of Mr.. Blaine's
family, she is preparing biography of
the late James G Blaine. but cannot yet
say when it will be completed aud issued.
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NOTICE.

..#sefr ttsust execu cd ON
. - by aud be reen
Vts 2CsAlius, 4 Hert.
e.afe II North Ca oil na.
Es 4Nd C4tISeil Ha dv,
s. party Of tie se oud
..r re rte5 on page Isl
noe at the Heglster
county ana tat #
cure CERTAIN lndeb,rd.
adj owing T. the Far
loan spd Trus Com
1928 and due Jsnu4rv
s i i'ar- wlth interest
aMgb If new he'd an
K : IA, aud which
..#tfa. default of pavrre I
Tor or, than thirty
sei rustes, viii on the
.ell for cash II tue
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