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The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
The Holt Monument.
G. eeDsboro Recored.

VI ceDsoOIO NcCOIcO-
Judge Schenck and Director JOS
eph NJ Morehesd located the spot
for the North Carolina Monument
yesterday. April 10Th, 1898 Work
will begin on the foundation today.
TIE contract for the granite work
has been let out to the IT. Airy
Granite Company.
Bureau Brothers, OF Philadelphia,
have the contract for the four
beautiful Bronze plates to be place d
on the face Of the die They VII
be very artistic indeed. The whole
work is TO be ready by the fret II
June and there is every probability
that the monument Will be reaty
| for dedication Oh the Fourth OF
July. Everything row points to
the most interesting celebration we
have ever had on the grounds
Mr Fl. L Bergman, who manages
the Township road mschine with sc
much skill and success, has put the
road from the city to the Battle
Ground in splended order.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

WHILE Minneapolis is frozen up
with ten inches OF beautiful snow
covering the surrounding country,
and divers and sundry regions at
the South and West are in terrible
distress be Cause Of the devastations
of cyclones, the people of Lancas-
ter, N Pennsylvania, are telling
with wonderment how an earth.
quake, accompanied by heavy
rumbling, disturbed their early
slumbers and put them in q state o.
alarm.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

We desire TO commend the very
admirable address OF Dr. j. ".
Long, of Randleman, n G., deliv
cred before the State Medical So
ciety, at a meeting last May, in Viii
mington, and now reprinted in
pamphlet from the Maryland Medi-
cal Journal, copy of which has
been kindly sent Us by the author
The subject is "thar Acter, the true
test of the Physician, and it is q
very excellent address, we'll worthy
of perusal by laymen as we'll as by
the medical fraternity. Dr.. Long
has put US under obligations by
sending US copy.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

Last week q great Australian bank
failed for q vast amount, and yes
ter~ay our kilograms announced
the failure Of suother still more ex-
tensive concern, with liabilities foot
ing up $65, 900. 600 and having two
hundred branches II looks as if
after awhile British interests will
be forced to realizs the fact that
gold is too scarce to form the only
basis for money. The whole fabric
of international credit rests alone
on the power Of gold to adequately
fulfill the function CT money; and
this it cannot do in times of peril
when confidence wavers. The present
financial arrangement is somewhat
similar to going TO sea in fast sail
ing pleasure yacht The time passe 8
pleasantly enough until storm
arises. when the boat is seen to have
been built for quiet waters only and
not able to buffet the waves. Some
day or other there will be terrible
crash that will wipe out all the
smaller financial institutions OF
Europe.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

Mrs HANCOCK, tae widow Of the
chivalrous General, who was Cne Of
the best fighters On the Union side
thirty years ago, and later the Dam-
ocratic nominee fox the presidency,
has just died after q lingering id
ness. She had but two children,
and both died even before the Gen
eral passed away in 1886. The
family is thus ended. We In com
mon with the great bulk of the
American people entertained a SIN
cere regard for Gen Hancock,
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
A steamer Seized.
By Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
New ORLEANS, April 2l.- The
steamship Rover was seized some
days ago at Csiba by volution-
ists, but was afterwards released
and arrived here Yesterday. From
passengers on board it is learned
that the city Of Troxillo has been
retaken by the government forces,
and Manzanella, supporter of the
revolutionary President, as we'll as
lis brother, a youth Of II years,
were made prisoners Capt Tor
yuan confirmed the published re-
ports Of the seizure of the Rover,
and On this subject had nothiu g
more to add. He has prepared q pro-
test which will be forwarded to
Washington reciting the circum-
stances under which the seizure of
the American ship was effected.
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n :: e :: wv Eorfe|k:HestelnR
Schedule In Eject J n. /, Ity3.
DIRHAM nINISIn,t

Schedule In Eject IL. 1893.
DURHAM DIVISIoN.
Leave D1rham. Il G. Zoo ". t.iI-
and arrive at Lynchburg 10 81 a n daily
All trains, Durham Division. arrive AZ
burg, Va. -'0''
Trains arrive Durham from Lynchburg
745 m daily.
WINSTON-SALEM DIVISION.
Leave Winston At l:5O o III, daily. arrive
at Roanoke 700 n, daily
MAIN LINE-WEST BOUND
Leave Lynchburg, daily. $40 70 10. for
Roanoke, Radfcrd, Pulaski, Bristol. = I'd
all points South via 4. T. Y. 6GR n
also for Bluefield. parlor Car to Rosooke
Pullman Sleeper from Roanoke 70 w.
rhis via Knoxville and Chattanooga
Ohio EAtension-Leave Bluefieid s.Io "a
m, daily, fnr kenova and Columbus.
5:U m Tor Roanoke, Radford. Pulasst
Erlstol; also for Bluefeld, Pocahontss
Elkhorn and stations Clinch Valley Nvi'
slon; ALSO for Louisville and stations r.
q n. = T. via Norton. Pullman SIeener
Lynchburg to Louisville via Norton con.
necte az Roanoke 7-25 q N with Washing.
ton and Chattanooga
Aimited-Pullman Sleepers Roanoke To
Tasnvlue, Memphis and New Orleans.
Dining car attached.
S:55 p m, daily for Roanoke and ipterme-
Giate stations. Has no connections beyond
" r. BEv1LL psrAr.,
RnAy Oke Ga
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptahle to the stomach, prompt III
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles hy all leading drug
7ists. Any reliable druggist who
may not lave it On hand viii pro-
;ure it promptly for any one who
Tisles to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
cGlLgE 1HHIf Ffs syrup 90.
S4F Fai%c;Sca c-i.
4
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
Sale Of The State Chronicle,

BY virtue of a certain mortgage, cxecu
ted by the hrouicle Publishing Company,
a corporation to J sephu, Hanleis. as ie-
corded II book l2l, ge 90 OF The re-
cords of Ire Office O. Register Of lee s for
Wake county. / will sell 10 the higi est
bidder lr ctsh at the court house door of
Wage county, IN Rsleigl, & on he
g, b day Of May, 1898, a. Il o'clock NJ, the
fo.ioa ,ng Gescl bed ,roper.y. to-N;i: "hae
neaspap-r published in the c.Iy of al
eigh, ~ daily md weekly under the
tIue ard St. le of the STAT Gil .oNIcLk,
sna AL t. ely -s pressing, imposing stones,
Il ailing t. and gsl!eys, Cases, fixtures,
office iurnlture mate 'ials, and prop rty be
longing or appsr aiming TO Id hronic e
Publishing ompany used WIZ. sa q Ne ~
paper, o. Ia aDy iuanne~ Cam ct a with It,
-nd also tie subs, r'ptiou b1Os =, and
advertising BOOKS, so. d viii, franz hises
and Contracts TOR sd doerli-irg OF SAID cor
poration aid new sparee.
JUoEpHUS DAM lis,
Noriga. ee.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
SENATOR Ransom and Congressman

SENATOR Ransom and Congressman
Hen derson are yet at Washington
seeking to secure the appointments
of North Carolinians to Office; and
Baldy Williams is also there doing
his best for the men Of his district
and OF the State generally. Sena-
tor Vance who is at his home in the
mountains for a few days, is seek
ing rest absolutely needed after his
long and close confinement at
Washington. These gentlemen all
deserve to be applauded for their
devotion to the interest OF North
CAROLINA.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

IT is not always we'll to advertise
where burglars can make g fine
haul. The residence Of Bradley
Martin, whose daughter hiss just
married the Earl of Craven, has
been pluniered by night operators
who carried off $4,000 worth OF
Jewelry. They were probably at
tracted by the accounts of two val
uable necklaces given to the bride
at her marriage.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

funds mentioned above. The sur
plus above the amount of those
two funds, being the cash that
could be paid out for other sorts OF
paper money, has been called "free
gold" and that item has new about
disappeared. It is THE, coupled
with the continued demand to re-
deem those other sorts OF paper
money that hes put the Treasury In
It's embarrassed condition. The
policy Of the Government is to keep
all sorts of money on a par, to have
it all rated as of equal value. But
ii any paper is refused to be ex-
changed for gold, distinctly it
sinks in value as compared
with that which it so redeems'
But the Secretary apparently has
nearly exhausted his ordinary re-
sources. 1t is true in his remarks
elsewhere printed he said that he
had expectations of receiving more
gold from the west; but three or
four millions are to be withdrawn
for export today, and st any rate
the means now used to replenlsh his
Golfers are precarious and uncer-
tain and will probably prove to be
insutfi >ient.
The Secretary says that there is
| $74O. 100000 of gold in this country
but the great bulk of it need not
exist, for it is never seen. 1t plays
lno part in financial transactions
If it exists, it is in the shape o1
shoards, which will be let loose only
.w1en there is some urgent pressure
on the holders. and not at the mere
cell Of patriotic duty. On the con
trary, as it has been boarded chief,
| to have actual security Of value, Sc
now when its actual value is be
coming evident, those who have i
will grasp it the tighter.
i But under q pressure, some cal
be obtained from banks all over tn
!, country, whose interest it is t. re
lieve the treasury from embarrass
, ment. Some has already been OF
tanned in this way, and more Ca
be expected; but whether enoug
} will be thus supplied is very ques
!, tionable, If the demand for expol
continues unabated.
Il In that case, recourse must b
t had to some new measure.
Q The Secretary, however, whl]
3 wisely keeping his methods to hin
self, empbatically declares that b
will resort to all lawful measures
: keep all currency on parity. Ths
: is the matter of first importanc
Y and if it shall be deemed lawful, "
y do not doubt that bonds will |
# sold to obtain the necessary gol
for the purpose; but whether So
retary Carlisle considers that he h'
9 that authority OR not, he has n
# yet said. Very prudently, he b
: refrained from saying what parti
- ulsr power he can exercise; but
/ asserts that hs will use all Il
y, power and authority he has to kee
l. silver and gold and paper all
!, company.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

NJURTGAGk SALE OT LAND AND
vi Stock i}y virtue of po~ er cJt tained
In certain ceed of trust and III 1rtgages
executed by G. . rvai.s a. d W. .cb deeds
are duly recorded in re.istiy, Wake coun-
ty, n books and pages as .iiovs sS-47o,
100 42, IliA9 and 1l9-, | will fit for
sale to the hiShe t bidder for cash at the
court hoIse DOR in be ci - of haieign,
y. g, on Monday, May s, .3 at q o'ciock
NJ the land and other property ce-crib. d
ia said q eds coDsis'inx of u tract Of Ian.
in ( ar. township, containing 7y &C e. NO e
or less and knos. as TIE &. o Evaas
b ,1nestea ;. Also one .rr.l mars Inuie
Kit Is F. MONT aGUE,
Trustee and Mortgage.
Raleieh, y. O., April 1913 tds
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

The South and the North have
been storm swept, while North Caro-
lima has escaped with but slight
trouble We hope the State will
continue to be overlooked by the
storm Ling, and be forgotten quite
as fully IS Cleveland seems to have
forgotten her.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

THE wind at Chicago on Thurs
day attained a velocity OF seventy
two miles the signal service build
ing swayed so greatly that all the
clocks in it were stopped.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
Marion Butler in Cabarrus
Charlotte News.

Charlotte News.
The passing through Concord
this morning of number OF we'll
known Third party men elected in
quiries which revealed the fact
that they were en- route to Mt. Gil
lead, where Marion Butler has an
appointment to speak. Mecklen-
burgs John Springs Davidson was
in the passing column. Marion is
going about the State speaking TO
the corpse.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
EXEIUTOh's NOTICE.

baving this day qualified as executor of
the last Will and te lament Of nrs A T.
Montague, hereby notify persons hayino
cla ms against said decedent to p.esenf
the same to me on or before april 6 ~
or this notice will be plead in b AZ of their
recovery. All rersons owing said estate
viii please make immedi iate eettIement
B. r. MONTAGUE
p.,.,., ~ Executor.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

The critical illness Of Edwin
Booth. the great actor, who has
been stricken with paralysis, has
awakened great sympathy among
his admirers.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

Manhood
and how 20 attain it.

At last medcalwor that tells the causes,
describes the effects points the remedy. This
is scientifically the most valuable, aTtistiCaly
the most beautiful, medical book that has ap
peared for years; s. pages, every page be- ariIg
a ha,f-tone illustration i'll tirts. Some o. the
subjects treated are Nervous Debility Inpo-
tency, Sterlity, Development, NarIcoceie, The
Husband, Those intending Marriage, etc.
Every man who would know the grand truths,
the plain facts. the old secrets and the new
discoveries of medical science as applied to
married life, who would atone for past ,ollies
and avoid future pitfalls, should write this
wonderful little book. L viii ne scEt free,
under seal. Address The Publishers,
irie Nr';c..i c., 9uffaie n. Y
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
A She if Killed.
.rn Associated Press.

LITTLE Rock Ark, April 21.-Re-
port res ched here that serious riot
occurred at Morrillton last night
and that a mob of negroes took pos
session Of the town. There WAS
considerable fighting and the She
riff wss killed and two others
wounded
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

severe exposure nothing can conPHre VII
these little Pellets They're the smallest,
the easiest to take, and the most natural
they're guaranteed to give satisfaction, In
every way and in every case, or your money
is returned What more can you ask Ior,
with a medicine
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

wn-., baby wes s.cs g. gave rer te-go-t.
When she was 8 Child she cried 'cr f.astOIiE-
When she became Miss, she chung 70 CastoTa
When sse al Children, ste gave then. Castor.,
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

Whether it's Catarrh itself, or any OF the
troubles caused by Catarrh, the makers OF
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay you
$500 if they can't give you compiete anu
The worst cases of chronic Catarrh in the
Head yield to this remedy.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

On the same day Fuller d Nt. n
tees of K. j. Parrish, 81
Twenty fine and We laca'e- sz -
lots on both sides Of Pt-l-H T'--
tween Church street an ut aia
eacn lot aboIf So Ile-e 1s &
near the cour. house slI tc- A'-t-.+
Dacco warehouse.
One lot 24x37 ON Char c- -
Main
Two dwelling houses AMI -
borO street, about Il acre eaca --
Two lots on East Main -i-r
l-3 acre IL size, one " Z.
ing house on IL.
Tweuty eigh. lptsiu te's
OF DIrnam, taitab.. II
which Can I easily rented
Z IA, m Of aDOnt i0j
from DGEh.H good wate-
yard and thriving orch sIi
trees.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

In the southern provinces Of Rus
sia a drink resembling brandy is
obtained by distilling the juice of
waterm elons
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

The man who never mak4s any
mistakes misses q good many splen-
did chances to learn something.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

Sale will commence a.
end l. not concluded Oh 4
Continued the next day.
The terms o. the sale VII TX
On day Of "a G but not Z or
cash will be require on aLy Il
some only one-ihird.
Durham is IN better conc ~
hes ever been since her fOuL 10y
We unreservedly recommend
here. These sales are made q -.
the trusts committed TO u. e- IL
the best opportunity e.er oieie- -. Z
State for sale and profitable n -
live property. r
Any OF tie subscribers viii ct-t, ~
s1re any Information treg car aoe-
OF this property.
V. Ballard and W. S Hsllbartoa, -
tees of w. T. Blackwell.
w w. Fuller and J. n. Whittec
OF e. j. Parrish.
s. K Watts and J NJ. w. Hicks
Of j. w. Blackwell
mar31-tds
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

Printing in raised characters Tor
,he blind was invented In lo2i.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
1T STAYS BY YOl

the good that's done by Dr.,
'ierce's Pleasant Pellets. In
constipation, Biliousness, IN
igestion, Jaundice, Dizziness,
our Stomach, and Sick or
,ilious Headaches, they give
permanent cure. There's no
eaction after them; their help
aStS. =.
For breaking up attacks OF
colds, chills, fevers,
rheumatism. neuralgia,
' and kindred derange-
nents resulting from
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22

SIX vacant lots on Mai. s'r... .-.
tween first National Bah. pfw
and store occupied IT, J IS. .I-r..t
each lot 26 l0-1z feet tr 5n' .re 49,
This Is considered the no tvs.
erty III the town for Dui.. in . II %. |
One prizs room lot on " ttas+--
One pr,Ze room lot or t4rer1 '-...
One lot % 100 acre. w, sra
situated on Morenead ave d.
One lot "a l0l acre, win -s
situated corner Morehead aad
avenues
Cne lot &c 100 acre ol B-a7tsr..
with Groom hcuS-. kit nra an -
sery outhons s and .Isb.t-. eu. q IS
city water, also splendid welc. gse.
premises
One lot :0-lOO acre on corce- Cs-r
Dandy str ct with o11crs -o0t =
Three lots on Dandy stree, e-Y 81
and lS-iOO acre iespe tyty, VIII t-.
b use on each, tin roof
One lot 40 100 acre Oh Dan st--F
posite Graded Schol tuidGs a..
room house. splendid well Of wae,
Six lots on Chapel u y street y
41-lO0 acre respect, ely. 20. att.
with 3-room houses, L.rs-ryal--
Fourteen lots oa Carr ST e.. l= t
80 lC0 are respectively, ore W, ~
huu-e aud kitchen tie rem -.lCs- 81
room house Oh ea1h lot.
Four lots on hape. BIZ street s.'
2i-1il acre RESPECTIVELY, e4c W ?
ing house. ex ept one, o. E-ie s4
store nous.
One .ot 14-'C0 acre. corae l4+
stree and Vickers aveAse, "-.lat
house.
Seven lo;s on Nicse ers ageHue ''4
S6-!C0 acre respectively tWo %. 8a.-.
4 rom houses tnree 3tou -.
Two broom hOusts.
One iot on Lea street " ---
3 10 sni "a Use.
Cne lot on Liberty STREET
with D room house
Ali Of this property ve-y @e--
all o. / he houses Uccurie rs le g.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
26th Day OF RPRI.

Ballard 81 Halliburton. + -u-ts ..-
BIa skxeil. viii eel = .-.
the following Rea f-t4,- is-.-....
Durham, n. c.:
The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
On the same day Watts 3
OF j. W. Blackwell, ".

One lot near Five P0Lt
Green and PeaDod ~ sire
X. q ID II x. aHd y. 4.
Tot IS a a--tpry btisk u
peir aud of sahEtan ial
for sny ki d VI ftctor Us
with stor,s below.
Thr.e l5ts 4 jJ.nilG th
ju7t m entioaef, tvo y
wocd priZ or storage hsH-f
Green street sni a. &c
ID. d y. IL. Il. 60
One lot in Wee tern 81 u5ur
east of new cemete J. COZ
ana a z room hou Z.
q II these lands lie y ~
Darham, except when y'L--
herein.
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bod SDIill &f aitElE.
COLUMBIA
Rice ILL,
VIEW YORK.

The undersigned 5eg t. call tho attention
OF Planters and factors to the above mill,
which Is among the largest IN the United
States, 1t Is thoroughly sahippeu with the
latest and best machinery for the milling Of
rice, aud secures 0ut=tITns eG1alled by few
and excelled by none.
Sales guaranteed; accounts rendered and
remittance made Immediately on disposition
Of goods.
goods Immediately on receipt charging for
sHch advance interest at the rate Of 9 per
sent per annum.
Relatively higher prices are obtained -at
the north
Toll same as regular Ga New Orleans.
Rice should be packed in strong bags,
Mark bags plainly 50 shipment can be iden-
Tiled.
Uonsignments and correspondence sole
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-16
- LII 8 sela aaase

49,
Westminster s,ar.
1he total ouipal Of geld Of ny
state. SAID OK Beutensnt Governor J
Daggeti, Of Sisklyon county, 0alifor
ia, SIS ii present about sl3. 10000
feT annHm. The indications are thai
Ibis output will Be increased al least
$4,000 600 year very shortly and
hts amount BIZ yellow metal Addtd IL
the worlds supply. SiHee 1919 the
otal ontpat of gold from California
has been 81, 800, 0O0,O0o
AMany of the ola mines which werp
supposed to hsVA been worked ont
lhave been reopened and they are pas
ing wali. There is slso a great deal
af virgin gold still awaiting the pros
peetofs discovery, Most 81 the gold
Ii present extracted comes from qnaaz
mines. Tins IS because the Legislature
passed 10 act prohibiting hydrBahc
! placer mlniug in navigable streams
npon the demand Of the farmers thai
he streams were becoming filled ~
with debris. This law hss, however,
been SO amended that work may b.
resumed, and 1t IS estimated that "a
bne enterprise in Nevada oanbty viii
ID expenditure Of 100000 they ca
lake out 81, 100000 worth Of gold.
4 There Is eBongh land ID California
| Tor hydraulic mining % lasta hundred
years. The prohibit0ry law gave
mining IN the state black eve, but
auder lbe amendment 1t lnay b.
resumed with the Increased oniput
have mentioned. 10 the northern
part Of the state on streams which
snefs declared not 20 b. nsvi. able ID
mining has been continued and gFeaf
lqaaButiss Of gold been taken on
/ IN tact, there IS to be revival OF
/ gold mining interests in the golden
STATE. bun WiIhouI any gold fever"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-16
AEuerIcaR Women.


Rlii2aasiPiiiA Times,
AlasE'can women ere growing hana-
s"mrT - they geo" Older because they
don't grow Old 90 sooni because thFE
are better satisfied nova days 10 &c
tam some OF their innocent laelight ~
lunoeeui pleasures than they were
dfiy years ego, when, after one mar
ried, one was supposed to had 80
more Joy IN ATE people VINO write
about oranty say y . iSnghlhg ma
makes wrinkles. Most emphatieai'E
~ ain golng TO DC emphatic chou
fhls--i am going 70 ssy maj they
are liars.
lhe women who through iroahie o.
Al binds can ~ear a snllf IS the 3ne
~ho Il goiRg " kseP yeaRg' ing
women ~ ~ CLOSES pp her heaft ''
EeSeTy amman emotog' @ho neFf.
WesRs ana VINO never ianghs, IS GO
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-16

The manager of the STANDARD Electric
Company, of Dstroit, says that his con
Germ means 10 Fevolutionizs the rail,
rOsd bEislness ia this eeuntry, and
very soon. He assefleB that before the
4th Of July they mean TO run a train
driven by a storage battery locomotive
from Detroit to ST. Louis aud back
He says that the battery,will not need
re charging between The two termint
The Logan storage battery, whichthi.
company handles, Is said to BE- fFft
from all Tie objectionable features
that have been found u sush batteries
hiihef,n, and are not liable to hnr
ont. Ifthese promises are kept, il wili
be the beginning Of the end of the
stern locomotive with It's smoke anr
ms cinders, and its immense cost.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-06-16

This week there has been almasi
open war between the colored peoph
III Alexandria, hnt fortunately so far
there has been no reaioutbrsak Tn
trouble seems TO be that sumt
malicious coloredz persons started tn,
report that the mnlafops were going
20 bnycot al of the fnIiblnoded AFR
cans, and have 10 social iatercours,
with them, and where the geBuiDr
blacks had married light eolored wives
the latter were to be puFsuaded g.
quit them. The light oalored wer.
ID be In. patrieians and the real blac(
be pieblans, aud the latter kicke,
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