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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-21

Go to Norden Il Bruins for your Holiday
goods, as they have the best selection in the
city. I
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-21

Frease has the best solid sill
yer ware in Napoleon. St
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-21

Big bargains in ladies' and children's
jackets, at Norden & Bruins. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-21

J.. II. Resh, county auditor, to franklin
Hubbard. lot so, original plat, $6.88.
j. FL. Resh coun ty auditor to Tod Wilcox
lott. D. Foltz lst addition, $27.72.
j. Fl. Resi- to Grant Warner. lots 6 and s.
original plat, $3.50.
Frank Hickerson to Peter H. Macklin oil
al, lot 212, Mcclure mfg. Cos addition
$3.50.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-21
To Trade!

See us about handkerchiefs.
2t HORN & NoRDEN's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, PAGES

No corn 10000 BUSH 81 iod51Sc delivered No corn
$4,000 bush 51atG52i2c b afoat ungraded o5,ooo
bush. 50d51i2c delivered and elevator; steamer
soc elevator OATS-The market for oats was quiet
little nnncr early, turning strong toward midday
with the advance in on the reports O. cold
weather West The continuous rains the weather
the movement at the interior sim continues free Ih Ge
bush. follows No oats 81. 600 bush Ssc elevator
and 800 delivered No oats. nominal SHE No Whit
200 bush. 42Gf3c: No 3 whit. nominal. lie; track
Whit LOGO bush Sol2gasc trick miNcd. 10 900 bush
BARIEY-Market very dull and nornlnallv unchanged;
tworowcd State 6j G6c and California G6067c for bay
brewing RYfNarket quiet. State. Goa 60
MALT-Matket stead and unchanged w.sten, go soc;
two-rowed State 72ad77l2c sN-rOw ed Sja90c option
quotations follow For comparison the closing price, last
night and the corresponding date last are given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03

,nvrRTIsEMENTs AND sUBsCRIp-
r,n2S FOR THE NEW.YORk TIKI 4. ~ -.
i-SE WILL BE RECEIvED AT TiIE Va "a
TrWN OFFICE, NO. 1.242 Breaawayi ~
door north OF Thirty-Grst.st ana My ri ~.
TISEM ENTS at the following o nr" w i,o
n n.e .,.o r. Fourth-avc.. corner our
,"nsnib.st. : 700 Third-aye. l5g las, r,oot,6.
oeoventb.st.. corner 3d-aye,; Low Last l-''''
a.. near ThlrdtyAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
miscellaneous.

A.-WESTLOTORN-D and Law
Agency: divorces speciality, operations, ue,
srrtio,Is. wife support. damages procure
go canse. piyatr information furnished
consultation free " Nassau-st.
ACCIDENT CASES. collections, u
vorccs separations. name, changed lor.
eiqn business. passports. all law mu ,,I nv
con-nl,ation free. JAMES j. TlioNNh''
counselor % Park Row
wANTED.-A loan Of flO0 Tor aoo Wv
one wear. or s9J for four months g UIu
curly. FURNITURE, ION 3d.
ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
Business Chances.

\ WELL.DTVELoPTD IEON MINE
A Viard oppDr .unlfy fDr an lnN'-,tnf. must
J." odd. Atfr'~s \. COOK, "a Chestnut
st.. Philadelphia.
INVEST - 600 sper lal Government inn
Certainty. Tribune onicc.
rSTArEANT-pricc. si.J rent. sI5
Franklin fat ljCth.st. aud shave. ic.
tween Polo Grounds and Bridge. sec
hOu-"fccp'f OIL premises. OF j. Reid. ~
Amst'rfamave.
PARTNER wANTED.-A gentleman %
take charge ~ book, aud c'rfc-po,dr nee (
lOng-' established. hlgh-cln-s commits ion
business. dealing with list propr only
the right man can secure hall lnt'fc- at
"A comparatively small outlay. HANOVER.
Tribune on!c".
PAETY WITH y oco can Learn OF g,od
opening real estate aud commission. viii
pay about $50 10 100 Wcckly fnf fNo: rN.
ccilcnt references. Addrc-, MISSOURI.
20 Wet lith-st.. room ..
TANkS.-for .nlc. round gal,uniIr1
iron tanks. tfi-- faucets. in god order
- u 10 gallons capacity. - Fultou--t..
Broohlyn.
wANrTD.-T 10 buy wecuy newspaper
and job Office. within mn hour. dl-flnro
d Nrw-io'k CITY Republican or Ind.pcnd-
cnt. Addr.-s BENJAMIN. Bon Is rlb
unr once.
WE ARE DiSiROl : II establishing
branch ia -. Paul; rIofVuch business man.
- - 30. abb" g. control : ! 200. viii JId
hi, IN uneNc'ptioniblc oppo tunity. FOR
app inimrnt. addr"st CURE T. -. Bon
2.23s. Ncw-iofk CITY.
WILL SELL controlling int,rc-t Ia q
successful. growing. .staPlr. cahh business,
4 taken at Once. THO. X. BEAKDS.
LEY, 1914 ChJmbcr--st.
- coo LOAN WANTED, 90 DAYS. two
nigh rated names large discount al
dress Box A. 81 Chufch.sf
5000 SPECIAL CApITAL.-lOO per
cent profit: ample security. Address ll-
NANCE T.. - thurch-st.
5000 PROFIT
with $1,000 IN turf speculation In q months
reference. T.. 1872 West End-aN".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once,
242 Broadway, ID dor north o. "lS1'st'
Advert sements ard subscilptlolS
RECEIVED there untll . O'Clock =. m
AT BRANCH OFFICES, al,
Advertisements received at iceu''r V"'o
rates uEtil T.. m, W.,
?Jf shave, :. &. cor. OF ~"iF''
1872 0th.ayc., cor l2th-st. ca., ..
l92 Columbus ave, near Wc>t oo'"'s"
JOG West 42i.st, near Oth-SNc'
20 Wet 1Ifb-.t., near pth-as oo,, av.s
POI West 42d St, bet. I'm anu o." ave.
1J1 ith-aye., cor. l4th-ht. --., ,s
! 1873 3d-ayc., between l6th ana :, In' ~
] 1923 31-ave., between 18th ana 'oVh s'''
ops H-ave., near 0istst.
l .70S lst-aye near S9ih-st
76O 3d-ave., corner 47th-st
55f S1Ayc., near Fast 3!th-st. ..os
80 Avenue A, between "a and 4th "''''
II Canal-st. and Ij7 Division-s.; Cham
149 Chureh-st,. bet. Warren anu '"""
1925 Blcecker.st. near Christophcr'st'
159 East 47th-st., corner 3d-aVe.
30 East 42d-st., near Madlson.a'c.
2,OJl 3d-ave. bet. 10Th and 113th "a.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 East 12jth.st, near 3d-ave. am.
243 West 1o5th-st bet. eth and Stn a'cs'
800 West 145th-st.
BROOKLYN OFFICES: .,,
397 Fut0n-st.. 90 Court-st, 5O5 pc hsiv
ave.. LEGO Bedford-aye., 100 b'msS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03

Citn Real estate for Sale.
- 49, 49, 800 -.- ----
AVENUE & cOrncf. near l0rl--t.. four
story iron building might exchange. SAN
TF.I. NIXON co BfordwaS.
THIRD.AVE.. NEAR 9gIH -ST.-b-s;ory
store and tenement; eIsy terms might "N'
change. SAMTEL NIXON. 80 Hroanway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
flats 60 fet. ilufnrnishe0

5iH-AVt~, 1Ois. cox. SOrH-Sr.-
Elegant apartments facing Park. $40 tp
500. SAM FL NIXON. 90 Broadway.
9GTH- ST. 2OG WE>T.-Light. steam.
heated apartments flne river view cool Tor
The summer: only s2j. Ianitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
GnnnIrp keal estate for Sals

.
AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
properties for sale ana TO i sip latse "1teS!
LOK. 5 Pcekman-st.. and Montcla!r
d. HOPE. l4S Libcrty.st., has house'
furnished and unfurnishcdJ % let ia New
jersey.
A FARM OF Is ACRES with stock
sad tools large hou,c oao good Pes 10 noS
l73 Beckett, Mas.
ELEGANT FARM. 30 acre.. -build.n4,
IN excellent order well watercd fruit; 10
l.mlnu.r, 10 station; hour out great baf-
gain. GARNER, LOOMS co., SOM
erville. y. J. ---
FACTORY SITES for sale win Sulk bug
YORK haIbor: also blocks d lot. for build
crs. :. b. sCHlEFFELIN, J5o Madison
ave
FOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE.-farna
about half Inie below I,oyu-, ABOUT Iyo
aero wide riyer.'Ont farmer hou,r out
10 Bfoadway.
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OK RENT
Residence Of late X. l.. Pell, near Esopns
wide frontage on III -On Kivci; Rr'p RE,
etc. partly furnished. and NOR 80 u DO
sired. j. II. IKt.LAND, 10 Bl@dway.
FOR sALE.-5o0 acre. very deslIati.
coal mine In West VII GINA; c0nv'nlrnt i,r
ONCE.
FOR SALE.-Countrv home; pleasant
house: barn: beautifdl grOund- - acfcsi
near city; terms easy. Address HOME
Tribune ONCE. -
shEhNwIIH. CONN.-Deslr,ble villa
eltes 81 NOrth-st.. overlooking S0und iasn
ionati. accessible. healthy. SAMUEL
/ RIA n. ~ Broadway
GENTLEMAN country re- idencc high
location; buildings ia perfect old,i aii IN
uroveIncIIts large 9 Ound- Dcaut M views
| r. minutes 10 station great balkan "H-
MER LOOMS & CO.. Someiyilie. \. >.
IRVINGTON.-rw Very hand one o." u
Anne houses finished IN an elaborate styi.'
10 roOu- every lmproi enirnJ ana sew RAJ
Ia the IIud.on best location on broidWiN
10 minutes walk from -t1flon for rrnt DN
var unfurnishrd. II. ". NICHOLS, 20
West 1ith-st. -----
NOKRISTOWN FARM.-4O acres. ad-
,oinlug limits: 3,.mlc from depot romantic
Views. lake and mountains oIc-lashiohcl
farmhousc rcmodellei; - rooms rNtry
Modem convenience NM sh'a od.,c,
fr,,i, far sale. easy terms; might ieas'.
| r0NDICT. owner, 40. ] MOntgoncrY''f.,
Jersey City. -
NORTHAMPTON, l.. For ole. mod
crn dwelling stable 2'2 acres on u"h'
onting ocean. ire Surroundings M" 'aS l
required; want offer. O"NHi' '"'"i'"
JI2 Br adway.
TRAIT OF 500 ACETS. more or lees
~ valuable land overlooking the south BAY
ana Tho Connctluo. River. snrfonnd'h DN
highly improved country seats tl'lr nneN.
ceptionsble no scrub OAKS or say mrdu1"
would b. cold. either entire or suDoiN iu'u, a'
roaeonable rates and upon favorable terms
WILLIAM NICDLL. Islip. l.. OF -
Il. Ackerly. Il Broadway. New-forK Ni'Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
domestic 6ituations ioante6
Females.

CHAMBERMAIDS, cooks. Mattresses,
laundres>e-, houseworkers nurses, select
help, different natiOnaltles city and
country. COOPER'S Employment Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
DrrssmdklnQ.

A.-A.-DEESSMAk elegant cutter
eniaaranicci velvet. six or cloth suits made
| ia o." week for $40 fancy ws ist>, coats and
ball gowns Il speciality. ~ East lOth-st.,
near PfoaGw1y.
ARTISTIC D.EssMAKiNG. Unique
designs ev, ninc dresses a specially hotel
| orders az short otice. and Moderate charges.
Mr.. M"ELRop. g. East Jth.st., opposite
stewart building.
DEF.>SMAK the latest Partisan
fashions made at short noti 9. MADAME
wiI.~oN. ial w",t 2oth->t
DRI>>NAkfI. Vi~h'> customers at
49,. IL ,e, and chldren's costumes. ID,
347 Fast l5th.st.
ui.,~oM NKER and SEAMSTRE>s.-
Ermodrs operates: excellent cutter. inter.
plain waist. altering etc. by day ~ 10.
,an 80 sd-avc.. mar 33f--', 1T bell.
pEr ~>MNKEE.-By tn day good skirt
make. wiling 10 iN over dfr>-r'; wi.hrs
q Few mofr customers. Address Mrs..
DAVIS - W"-t '2i->'.
MAKTE-ENp-ricnc bv day
~ -. OF at homo; :. T. Taylor. -y.t'm
an II.
DRE>>MAKER- Fr-t-cia.s: to 20 ont
drr-- NJ. H.. sil 3ra,c.
DRESS MAKING ladies' perfect fitting
Dress, made In one week. from 80 up.
Mr. WITkON. 90 VT Iith.st.
DRI.S>MAKEE want, frw more cu,.
TONERS .. h"ur. -uit- from - M. II.
FOX. 81 West S0th.st., near Riverside
Dive.
>>NAk Ei..-rr"nch: good cutter
ana litter; wishes customers by The day.
a. so Address MI. II. ST. W.. I'd
DEf>>MAKfR would III" . 'ew nore
customer. f. nr-t-rla-s hitter. 20
West 3'ih-st.
INPEgiFNCI'D DEESSMhKEE wishes
engagement lu uritai" familir-: terms =,
dnr. Mr.. IfNNINN. @2i Fast lopth-,t.
GLOVE HITTING SUITS made from %
NJ ~ rulrInt," / will cut and IN the
mt lining if.' ~ charge. Mi, NAY.
Lni. @oS lat Sl.,-st
LADIES TAILORING Ladies own
materials made up into Jackets coats,
rls'.r- and APPS clOak~. all kinds altered
and remodclleI. GREIG. 1871 West 22ist
MADAME H,LS,1fF makes co.'uncs
f'om - and fsuoYat's equal 10 new; Only
nf-t-class WORK delivered. 2Oi West
i3th--'
SEAL GARMENTS AMI furs OF all kinds
repaired r,iycd. refined. altered and re
modelled g. new snaps. estimates given.
GREIG iai Yves, o2d-st.
~rYLl>U ul'isnorv executed AZ residences
or AZ home. Wis.,. III W.T. l5th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
Aorses ano Carnage.

A-BABCOCK II. Il. CO.
4O0, 4Os. 40 and 4l2 Rroome-st.,
ESTABLISHED 1s4o, crc
BUILDERS or FINE CAkhlAbE>
OF every description. o,,,,c
HCTORIA~. tAnklO, I.,A MS
BROUGHAMS, ROCKAWAIS,
ROAD WAGONS a SPEClALif.
w. WUFCLEKS. SPIDER PHAElONS,
LADIES DRIVING PHAETONS.
PONY CARTS and miniature
TRAPS in great variety.
lich.csrdc HARNESS ~ NER1 MODEk-
ATE PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
r)ork Uanteo.
Malaa

Uork Unnft0.
Malea
\ GENTLEMAN q mature years desires
situation ~ MANAGER 81 q coal One. or
s!milir rf,.tlon. lie long cNpcrirnr" IN
the 90, trade. Address &. H. T., THO-
unr ONE
\ POSITION wanted by gentleman n
h0oNkr,tyrr cashier OF any responsible pos.
ton: was - l"rr~ IN a prey iou~ position
good D.. r'ncc~ and security i required. Al
dr., re. H.. Tribune onc".
\ rENCTlCAL MAN d.~ircs = position
~ fjr man or sal -tlIii In q wallpaper or
dcroiatlnc tim; years Of experience n
references. Addri IS q. n, Box "1C
WoodhaNcn. l.. /.
EOokkEEi'lE aud oGcema1 Of ex.
prri"nc" desires position good r'fr'ncr~.
Addrss j. =. Box 20, Tribune Uptown
once. LAP Broadway.
EOOFkFFPEH or ASSISTANT. with I
years rNpri chcr Win q large Eanufi, turing
business desires position salatv iIDd' rate
b"et references. \. &. EAELANTlNE,
7Si BIoomneld--t.. IIonokcn. y. j.
coy. not afraid OF work. want posi-.
ton IN office Of Whol,,,l. store. Address
- ha"hett-ot., hto"kl"n.
hoy. age X. no, afraid II work wants
WORK 1T anything WHORE th'r j. q chance
vi adHalccn i. j. C., Tribune Office.
BUTCHER by Young man. Is. with
yJr,' experience. whrrr he can have his
NEAL. +. GOEBELEl,. 52l East s3i-st.
CARRIAGE PAINTER and TRIMMER
wants good. steady place; can do all sorts
Of work would like place In stable or shop,
where thclc Is steady employment. Nd.
dress OTCIl>NICk. 139 .Ndams-st.. IIo-
bokcn. y. j.
CLERK.-Young man. 20 years old.
would Ike position Ia an office. or with
come firm. best references. X, 3li Toto
wiavc.. Paterson. n. j.
COLLECroE.-By middle aged man do
general Ollie" work highest city references
,asonnblr rates. J.. \. QUAR- TERM An,
100 -ouih--t.. y. Y.
position as driver for q doctor. or NJ any
thing. JOSEPH SLoAS. lsS2 Ful;on-
IT,, iifo0klvn.
DRlNER.-Young man. aged 20. would
like drive wagon and take care of horse.
ADDRESS THOMAS MGLYNN. L5Oi 2d.aNc.
DRIVER wishes "a cool position on truck
or delivery wagon Address 22l East Al
st.. In care Of Wicl,nd.
DOuBLH.ENTRY EOOKkEEPER wants
situation; 10 years In one concern i mann.
featuring business Ia Brooklyn prrietr''
reference given mOdefat" wages untl ,1.i''
faction. ;. T.. H., station d. brooklyn:
GINEtI;.-Amorican twenty year.
practical running Of power AID Sam h,a,
inc plants. hI.faulic. STAN and electric
elevators; ma, hnist and stcanttpr tnuu.
oueh IA rcnairs Ncw-York references ana
licenses strictly temperate iamllinr WIZ VIII
all mudcrn machinery. ENHlNh hf'' 90"
East l39th--t.
ENGINEFR.-By young man bes, o.
references. JOSEPH SNi DER, l-o Nor'h
.d-st.. Brooklyn. l.. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03

The exports from Atlantic ports for week ended ApIii
90 and since September ], 1892, compared with the
previous year:
Last From Prev
week. Sent l. vcar, Changes
r1our bbls 900 400 $50 SO LAS 900 Inc. 81 %
Wheat, bu 535 SO 9s5 oss s. l9s @GG Dec 80 oe9 81
Corn bush 773 N56 % oG7 292 5s67OJ3i Dec3i4O3Gi2
The Chicago stocks follows:
NAV 3 Wecrs CHANCE. MAY = ~.
Wheat hush 800. Is 500 600 inc. $4,000 1870 600
Corn hush - 2 i"s ocO Dec. 31to 600 SShtso
ooa.s BUSH. ess oCo Dec. 500 900 "a coz
Ryc hush - 397 600 Dec. COO 10000
Barley. bush. 2lOOo Dee. 5000 $1,000
The visible supply Of grain;
Nav '09. Weeks change. May 2'OS:
Wheat Geo l nc 1899 Sc g. o. q,
oats. bnsh. 4o6i COO In. 9oaCoo 3,ss?,, 0
E 1ss; oI hns6 '' c7so0o Dec $4,000 $1,000
Statement Of grain on PASSAGE;
I KINGDOM Continent. Total. Changes
Vhoa4 90 90 10 O24 900 go $4,000 In. ZIP oc
Corn .... 1870 coo 2.Os0O0o 5000 600 Inc. 10000
And with the visible compared with last week also:
ON message. Visih'c. Total 'hnngc-
Wheat 20 GA 600 - co. 900 lI5oo9 coo Inc sos 200
Corn ~ 6 coo 600 II $40 ocO 17.5iooOo Dec. 1913 ooo
Tho ,ocein, ~ bread.tuns at interior points in thou.
SANDS last three ciphers (oOO omttednour. bbs grain,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03

Dl.I~~NA kfI. wishes customers 40
'e'"-' r. ie>' and children's costumes. ID,
"a Fat trfl.sf
The state chronicle., 1893-04-18
Valuable Real Estate for
..ale.

Cnfer ard by viz ne Of q decree of
~ pen curt of = sEe county. duly n sde
st tebru ry te.m. 1898, in the csse Of Jan es
Moore ct al vs. Ge rye l. Tonrofski ct al,
Slil expose to .ubiy sale TO The highcs: bid
Monday, Apri' 2i:h, 1893.
al the ccurt house d"cr il the ci v ~ Raleigh
at IL clock L ;, The iol!OKu o.scri. cd real
estate
Fir. fc a. ,r !, f ,l
axe - - l. lstct oi euA
Yates, VIM Crowder sid other-, copiainin,
SecoOd-A house s. d 10. in h ,i'y ot Raj
elgh, ON the north eide Of pAvie street be
tween Nllmingtt n ard Blcunt u.re-ts hen,
nart OF CIT lot No -, fro II ( "a feet o.
DAVE sire and Il n ns ba h feet
| ILlrd One-haiT inte es Ia the sore houaa
and lot on III east side Of ilmlngto s,re,t
bets en- Martin and HsrgeIt sti ee & fro ntir 2
| 40 'ut 8 feet On WI mngt IN 81 eet ana being
part o 1ity lot y ll3 siic cne-h, ,lf interest
| Is sui lect to the If estate II IRE. L.urs Soy
rell
Fourth-Or e-aa'f ir.erest in 4 house and
lot on the south ride of ID vie street. betF, en-
Mlln'nSton AMI Bio 1T streets in the otis al
Raleigh, bel part CIV LIN. 6f, fir nting
lO5 feet On Dayie streGt and iunrinZ bacs
2l0 feet.
Fh.h-one-sixth iateres: il house ana 10
AT the northeast corner of the in.e se -i0n O
aparius an DG son sh eats IN the city O
Raleigh. fToLtlng 65 feet n "a arrus .tree
md feet ON DAVIS N rtr e. Sad cna-sixtl
Int re st Is subjected 10 t4a lite a ate I, Mrr
Laura w Sorreli
Any inf rmstion in regard to sb We Sescii
oed lands can be obta ned from TIE under
sigaed.
Terns Of sale. oat -hsl cash h Isn-a =. :.
mont g with interee: rom day Of 81
, q. NJ BUSBEE,
hiai - IcS Cow mi Slionel
The state chronicle., 1893-04-18
A Full Confession,

l confess l know something about
ringing the fire alarm from box n
on January 18th last.
A gentleman and myself were 60
ing down Blount street, crossing G
Davie, when / heard some one
coming up Davie street. told the
one who was with me to walk on,
that I wanted to see the man
coming up the street. The man
came up to the corner, I saw that
he was negro. I asked him if he
did not want to make SO cents. He
said he did. / told hin. if he would
GO down to the next corner and
turn in the Ere alarm l would give
him the so cents He said he did
not know how. [ told him to break
the glass and take the key out, un'
lock the door, pull down the lever
and that was all he had to do. H.
asked me over and l told him, anc
he said he would do it. I gave hin
the SO cents. l said, now you wal
about thirty minutes and then come
and do what l told you. He sait
he would.
l went on down the street, en<
the one l told to wait for me wa
near the next corner. He asked M
what was talking about go long
told him was going to hire tbs
fellow to work for me. And the
we went on where we had startec
never saw the negro before Q
since, as I know of. I told the ne
gro not to let any one see him.
| I make this confession to cles
the other gentleman who was wit
me, not because he and I are speci'
friends, but because he is in s
much trouble about it, when l kno
that he is as innocent as lamb
this thing. ! never spoke to hi
about it that night, and have nev'
spoke to him about it since. Whe
Captain Engelhard could not te
whether [ said we or he on Il
trial, l said che" I meant the II
gro turned in the alarm. I nev
once thought what bad thing
was to turn in an alarm l ignore
the great important point. But
hope the good people of Raleie
will pardon nae for this offense.
will never be guilty of another su
!. one. ELDRIDGE SMITH.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-18
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
AT
v, {, & A, {. STRONACH'S,

lOc. WORTH 25c.
Household Ammonia fall / S OF bottle.
lc-worth l5c
Pstras leaned Currants.
worth zoe
Callfornis 4Crown Raisins.
8c-worth Irc
CalifoTnis Dried Graprs,
Sc-2lbs for sc.
l5c-worih 20c
North Carolina Sun Dried Peaches.
u c-worth lie
Fancy Evaporated Apples.
zoe worth 25c
Californla Evsporsted Peaches. Fear,
ard Nectarin.s
--P0TTED MEATS
20c-worth 25c
Potted lam and Tong ue- i.lb Tins.
25c-worth 35c
Potted Turkey ard Chicken-. ID Tins
l5c WORTH zoe
California Honey Dew Prunes.
Eating or Cooking
35c WORTH SOC.
Elegant Line Hand Made.
Cream Bon Bons
The state chronicle., 1893-04-18
SHOTIN THE BREAST.
Two Brothers HALL out at Kernersville
and shooting Follows.

WINsToN,N G April II Special
A shooting scrape occurred at Ker-
nersville Saturday night. While
atter ding a shooting match two
brothers Henry and Joe Dickens
got into dispute with Advirian
Walker. The former put a load of
shot into the latter's breast infict-
ing serious if not fatal injuries
The brother was arrested but
strange to say the wounded man
has not been found.
Capt. r. B. Glenn returned from
Washington today. He says the
District Attorney for western North
Carolina will not be appointed be.
fore the latter part of May.
The Postoffice receipts in Winston
for the year ending March 31st '92
were $50 O99l3, being over double
the previous year. The receipts 8
Salem increased over thousan(
dollars
The state chronicle., 1893-04-18
Can't, John II. Winder.

Capt. John ii. N1nOer.
In the Atlanta Cons syitution of
Sunday is two column article Civ
ing an extended sketch of Capt.
John 81. Winder accompanied by
a remarkably good cut of that gen.
tleman. In the course of the arti
Gle it says, "Captain Winder al
though young in years, being at
the present time only thirty years
of age, is as thoroughly conversant
With the responsible duties of his
position as a veteran twice his years,
and during his experience as rail
road man, he has thoroughly mas
tered all of the details connected
with or in any way related to his
work. After stating that Capt.
Winder is a native Of Raleigh, and
giving sketch OF his early life, the
Constitution tells of his organizing g
the Greystone Granite and Con-
sfruction Company, and Of bis con-
structirg $50 miles Of railroad and
doing large amount Of bridge
building during his five years con
nection with that company.
| Then he was made Superintend
ent Of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad, which position he filled
until made Superintendent of th'
Georgia, Carolina and Northern
with headquarters at Atlanta
There, says the Constitution, he ha
made hosts of friends, and there i
not railroad official in Atlanta VIII
enjoys higher degree Of popu
lar;ty. The secret of bis success
has been his steady application t
, business, aud as the result of hi
shrewd business talent he has neve
undertaken piece Of work whic
! he has failed to accomplish.
He is now President of the Ses
board Belt Line Company, Super
: intendent of the Georgia, Carolin
and Northern, md General Agei
9 of the Seaboard Airline, All
: these positions he fills with sign
9 ability and success.
J. We take pride and pleasure
B. seeing Raleigh man win such e.
9 comiums, and i'll the success of
Z worthy man as Capt. Winder.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-18
North Carolina Soldiers at Chattanooga.
Communicated

North Carolina Soldiers at Chattanooga.
Communicated.
Gov. Carr has received from Mrs.
George T. Fry, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, a letter which he has turned
over to the Ladies Memorial Asso-
citation of Raleigh. Mrs. Fry states
that hundreds Of North Carolina
soldiers who fell in the battles Of
Missionary Ridge and Chieamauga
are buried at Chattanooga. For
fifteen years the cemetery where the
remains Of these brave men lie has
been neglected and has become a
waste Part Of it is several feet un-
der water. Mrs. Fry has secured
some money and is having this
sunken place in the cemetery filled,
but the money is nearly exhausted
North Carolina has more dead in
this cemetery than any State save
Alabama, and there are lists of all
these. Mrs. Fry says that if enough
funds are secured a simple head
stone, bearing the names, regiment
etc, can be placed at each grave
To show the neglected condition o
this cemetery it may be mentioned
that part Of it is used as pasture
and part as q baseball ground b.
negroes. The ladies of the Memo
rial Association will place contribu
tion boxes at various places on me
mortal day and will send the fund
thus secured to Mrs. Fry, for US
for the purpose specified. They as
that on that day such collections b
made at all places in the State wher
memorial exercises are held. Tn
: secretary Of the association was re
quested to publish this, and paper
3 in the State are asked TO copy
} MRs +. A. OLDs, Sec'y.