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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

plaster the Great Eastern inside and out.
Yesterday the Blake sent TO shore no less
than seven sacks Os mail. and the huge
piles OF letters that come IN TO be sent 10
mamselles IN sunny France would war
rant the assertion that every girl in that
county had n lover on board the ships
which float the tri.color in this beautiful
harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
WILL ATTEND THE RENDEZVOUS.
The First Virginia Regiment Will Leave
far Ola Point Tomorrow.

The First Virginia Resiment haf their first
drill under tho new-tactics system last night
and as the Armory Hall was occupied ty the
bazaar the infanirymen executed their move
ments on Broad street.
The regimeut will attend the rendezvous to-
morrow ana Colonel Jones has issued an order
for an assembly OF tho organisation at 1870
O'Clock. The musk eieers will go to Old Point rid
the Chesapeake and ohio railway.
CAPTAIN harry Lee Watson has rendered bis
RESIGNATION as commandant OF Company G. IL
has been accepted by the Governor aud the
papers have heon forwarded 10 the Adtutant-
General Lieutenant Patton, the next onicer
An RANK. will command the company until 9 new
captain Is chosen. The infantrymen viii proba-
bly elect Captain watsons successor on May
18Th, as that day will DO selected for the cleo
tlep VI eoppeadanr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
CHAIRMAN GORDON INTERVIEWED.
VIII Call the state Committes Very
soon-Favors a Late Convention.

Hon. Basil B. Gordon, chairman OF the state
Democratic Committee, Is in the city ana "a
registered at the Exchange Hotel Referring TO
tue next campaign in the state, DO said, In con
yersation with DISPATCH reporter last night,
that he would call the committee together az m
earIv date, but he did not know when nor where
tne state convention would meet, as the decision
on those points would rest entirely with the COM
mittee. A.,
personally he was IN favor OF late convention
and n short and sharp campaign. lie thought
tho disposition was 10 have the conventions TOO
carly. long camDaign tired every one out;
AR. (;ordon said he would not stand for re-elec-
tlon 10 tho state senate ana that he would not
be In the race for the United States senatorship
lie hai heard very little about state politics re-
Gently, "a all the talk around pm nae peeh re-
,arding Untted states olflces. lie thought. how
ever. that one Of the princiDal questions before
the next Legislature would DO the Australian
ballot system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
A cau,inn ,n Onr Reader..

Ask for" wild's Linoleum.n By far the
most economical aud substantial floor COW
ering. The name Is printed on the back;
Il Is the original make. 7tcsniy years on
he markeL All carpet dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

Tho Chepanco Forks ~. ~ Herald SAYS: " >.
n Strickland. OF No. Bellevue Flats, hich-
mond. Va. former ,ownsman, mas our ihanAs
Tor a COPY OF tue Richmond sunday DlsPAt.h.
his a twelyc-page, abiy-edited lournaI ihas ouF
southern city may vel feel proud o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
IN clNarLTATION.
NoRFoLks RENDEZVOUS MUSIC.
Position Of the Howitzer Band-Nisit to
Admiral NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NoRFo1E. Va. April 1s.-The Richmond
HowltZers' Band occupies the music
stand erected on the custom house
steps during the day and the Naval
Post Band az night. Other bands
occupy tho stands on the Academy
grounds and at Ghent. Tho Richmond
musicians made trip 10 the roads to-day-
Hon. Barton Myers, British Consul here,
Lieutenaut-GOvornor. i. HOge Tyler. anda
party of other Gentlemen paid visit TO
Admiral Hopkins on board the British
flagship Blake III Hampton Roads Nester-
dav afternoon. The Blake's officers will
visit Norfolk.
INV GOVERNOR ESpFCTED.
Governor Mckinney Is expected in Nor
folk on Thursday. Congressman Charles
f. O'Ferrall was III the city Yesterday.
Quite a number OF prominent Nirglnians
are here. as well as gathering Of pUb
tiiacs" from Washington. The Naval
Academy band arrived from Annapolis
this morning.
kaval-C Constructor BOwles and ell the
master workmen OF the nayy-yard went
down 10 Hampton Roads on the yard-tug
Wahncta yesterday afternoon ana III
spected the various war-shlps.
over three thousand school children
were carried 10 Hampton Roads free on
the mammath eXcurslon-steamer COlum-
DlA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
.o,,olk via ch.sapeaks aud ohic.

Passengers 10 Norfolk ria Chesapeako
and Ohio pass in sight OF the fshue1Yous
en- route Newport News to NofIolk. a goou
deck. Fast yestibulo trains Leave Rich
mond for Norfolk az A. NJ; also, L. III.
special low rates to Norfolk ria this line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

TOPEKA, KAMA report reaches this city that
"A cyaone passed three miles east OF Usage tity,
doing great damage. One woman 10 known 10
injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
THE AMERICAN TURF.
Croker's seJ. 900 LonGstreet Defeated by
Despised Guttenberger
GBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

FtzABErV, y. J., Apul lS.-Numerous with
drawa.8 from the different events at ENM'eln
to-iaytally depleted what had Already Daen a
light card and -ct tho booble' grumolng. mo
event OF the day was the hith race, NJ a hlir
which ritno .sei the defeat OF tho mighty Long
street. tor whom lion. Richard croker yestsiday
paid $4,000. by a deapl-ei HuitohD'rs nhE'
Hamilton WIS tho horse 20 DO tho trek. Long.
s,rcef was made strong favorto as tho result ~
q mile trial. In his efforts when caleh upon TOT
the Uual attempt. lack % condition tolI anI re
was forced 10 lower his colors ana hhish VI INC
rucS. ,.. .
FIRST race-six mrloags-rrinrr George won;
Fairy second. Azreu third. Time. l:l'.
second racB-iour iurl0ncs -1inlco won;
Bios iom second, Loving Hear. lhird. IiNe'
lIi. -.
lhird race-six furlongs- Fremont won; Fagot
second, Mary 8 thlrl. Time. 1918.
Fourth ra'e-1ho Luke Blackburn Stak"-' siS
furlongs-Don Alonzo won; Bushrauger socond'
ingot tLirG. Time, l:lhL1. .,,
Ftfth racs-one milo Hamilton won; Circular
second Strathmaid third. Time. l.f'.
sixth race --ovcn fIrlOngs-Doubie Cross won :;
Sir Richard second, Allen Bane tnifd. ll'ne'
l:3l
GLOUCESTER. y. j., April lS.-Cheyrcuse was
the ouly fayGrite 20 win tnis aiiernoo3.
First race-nve lurlOngs-Neuophon won :
BArrientos second, John Ldcaiand thirO' llme'
second raco-four ard cne-hat iurlongs-
| Postal won; May Is. second, War rant thifi'
| Tine. 1. . MI.
wood won; Lottoon seconj, Jersey thiri. Tine
! 1880. ,..
| Fourth rare-one mile-Lsrghetta won Cap
tam NcChcsney second, john Hickey thlrI
F,trh raceEthree and ore-hal furlones -Chey-
reuse won: Dare Deyn second, Genie NliIyl ihrd'
! Time, i1is. u..-
sixth rate-six an one-haii iur'ongs -Be'ton
won: Graduate scconl, jim Wassou third. ime'
! l;3-i4.
| OV THE MI-SI-Sir.
| MEMPHIS. TESS.. April lS.-F,rst race-tye
! furlongs -Dutcn oven won; biil loWarl second
| Ike y. third. Time, l:O4.
| second racc- seven turiongs-beatilcc won
Belfast second, Rook lady third llme'
| l:3Ol. ,o-
third race-The Iassie Stakes, sl,3O' net
| for 2-year-old nlltes, half % mie -fhilopehf
won: On No second, Niyaniicro thrd. Iime'
! JOA4. -,
| Fourth race-Ono mile-Rel cap won; Loch'
mort second. Rally. third. Tine, l:l'l"
Firm race harvey Robinson handiCap' one
mile and a sixtecuth- Torrent won; Rally Sc
cond, Lockl lort mud. Iimc, l;i'l@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
To the Naval Rendezvous.

The Ariel will make an excurslomto Nor>
folk Old Point, aud Newport News Satug.
day night. April 22d, at 10 o'clock. houna
trlp 81. See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

Il. II. Bosher's Sons hayo the. latesA
stVles in Victoras, Brswsters, Surries,
PRaetons, Buggies, Coups. kockaways, and
Traps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
The Neu Administrailo

and Old Dominion Cigarettes are now fully
inaneurated. Photograph IL each pack
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
said that an efficient park-keeper could

obviate this.
Mr. Taylor moved that a committee OF
three be appointed to investigate tho
Park Keepers conduct in this respect. He
reported an incident which occurred at
Sacred Heart church on recent Sabbath,
in which the Park Keeper figured quite
conspicuously. Mr.. Taylor's motion pre-
vailed. aud Messrs. Carter. Monutcastle.
and Turpin were designated as the com.
mittee. These gentlemen were instructed
10 report as soon as possible TO the chair
man. who will call meeting Of the COM
mittee to act upon II.
The bills of the department, amounting
TO S25. .9Gs. were ordered to be paid, and
some other unimportant routine business
was transacted.
Tho Finance Committee.
The Finance Committee met in the
Chancery- Court room yesterday afternoon
and disposed Of much accumulated busl-
ness. II recommended the appropriation
OF 1880 in bonds for the erection OF an
armory for the colored military OF the
CITY. The committee also appropriated
81 600 for the reinterment Of the romans
of ex-President DAVIS IN Hollywood ceme-
tery.
In the ordinance cancelliug the appro-
prlstions fo- last year and making new APP
uropriations for the current year the sum
of 81, 600 appropriated by a resolution pro,
v,ding for the procuring of a painting OF
Mr.. William Byrd. the founder of this city
and for the overhauhng of the pictures
now hanging in the Council Chamber was
by some mistake stricken out. This worS
is being done and in order 20 pay tor 1t II
will be necessary for the Council 20 make
new appropriation of that amount
The Jefferson Ward people are com
nIaininr that no appropriation has beer
made by the Finance Committee for Jeffer
s1n Park this year. The sum of $1,000
was inserted in the list of needs Of th'
Grounds and Buildings Department. bu
this was stricken out, as were many othe
amounts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

call sn q. a. Bosher's Sons
,o,s ths latest novelties in Pleasure Vs-
hiclss and Fancy Driving lraps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

When ssty vas sick. ws gsvs her castoriA
Whom she was chId, she cried for CastorsA
When sae became Miss, she chung 70 oasossA
when she had caildren, shs gave them casssriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

Old papers for sale at rs cents hundred
az DIsPAEcH office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
D STRANGE THING.


.Nr telegraph iN tN' "i'.'a'''i'i
NnNLoT. Va. April l-. A strange
harpcucito-day. Admiral Gherardt
..I seventeen sh'I- aud bDt gun was
AIr4yol lu h- he-t SUNDAY UNI
.. Ufl 'le brass buttons irc'hN
IeI. with London crease lh iA'
..u trousers. ald Win ihe spike
provided tor lu parH'Iaph H. uP-'
f.. rlI-. t-.es' rae 3Ni'i-I"' ..... ,-I.
'..r 90. -,e1ih- '" '.'.'' i''l " en-
.I.. ou.Iai calls upon lIi' ,'.-S'i9 o'
.t American -l1 tdIlI' l"' NV Lug
apps ,A- pHi'Ilti0-lii ,.,.,.s .ro,l5
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"-'h Iie l'l' JAS v""
l'irl 'u"' 10 N"','' -,
tore -hrI7 h" HiA'v ''Pu
i'tA ~ i-'''. ".i'.' 90 80,
t.'.i.'N .,..g ,'-r,.i
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r.h silence ,.,.' "'Is ,l',,' 80 ,1.
i- i-" 0.'-"l-' ''N'''' W. '''
.IF rIoIrE 'AvEE.
.t th.-meA,r officers of q ship
r.....l.E power in the mU9cu-
..i AIMS Oi dozen Huie SEA
.. .. ts--e practical days of
ana uaphtrA-launrhcs %
cars rs the proper caper ON
..-.f ceremonial VISITS. SO t"I
' "' .''"r
..,.'..,''- .i.,,. 81 ratty bo.t
..,,..'..l l'' a. ~, ...,l-
t.....,..- ,l,aAl,,,ral lad
,.t..r...,o ,o' h.. p.e9 by The
l',. ,s.-.' for IA race with
o.. Ctiraro. With an the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

xnk.shskefs nme-saueessrs, dcs-shavors
Frui,-Juices, and ell kinda of Soda-foanssin
supplies 81
-xIshzan& y4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

Colonel Tanner moved that tue regular
business be taken up.
THIS was agreed TO, and olds lor supp'S-
ing tho Street Department with ice during
the summer months were openeu aS Io'-
lows: A.,
NJ j. DAILY, Home Ice Company. MIS-
Jane King. Transparent Ice Company,
Richmond Ice Company. and the Crystal
Ice Company. All firms proposed 10 sup
ply the ice at 40 cents per hundred pounus'
and the contract WAS awarded by draw
ing 10 NJ. J. Dalv. a;
The chairman was authorized 70 sign
the contracts for the furniture llght n1.
lures. and metallic book files for the new
City Hall Us soon as they are approved oy
the City Attorney. 49,
Bids were opened for furnishing the
flowers for Monroe Square. and the con-
tract was given TO Mr.. J. t. Ioler, the price
being SIS.
In response 10 the petition of carpenters
in the new City Hall Mr. William Gibson.
the foreman of this work, suDmltteu
communication setting forth that SOME d
the men were worth more money tnah
they were receiving, while others were ue-
ing fairly well paid. Mr.. Gibson asked the
committee to fix limit OF wages Tor these
workmeu.
Sir. Carter moved that the peper be re-
terred back to Mr.. Gibson, witu tnc
instruction TO rate the carpenters as he
thought best for the city and report 10 the
committee.
Mr.. Tanner offered as substitute tnA'
the petition be rejected.
MIR. Tanners motion was adopted.
COMPLAINT AGAINST A PARK-KEEPER.
A letter from lady residing near Gam
ble's-Hill Park was read 10 tie committee.
IL complained that rock battles frequently
occur In that resort and that they are
source Of great annoyance to citizens, o.
we'll - damaging to property. Ias Iaaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

IL will not be very long II the present
rush continues before there will be va
cancy in the post-ofice here. The present
Postmaster, accustomed all his life 20 the
ouiet of peaceful village, has suddenly
found himself swamped with more mall
than he knows what TO do with. II would
not be 50 bad if all the callers at his little
cue-story cottage were Americans. for
with some patience aud forbearance he
might manage to answer all the inquiries
that are being hurled at him through
lis window. When il comes, however. 10
dealing with Russians aud Italians, ana
French and Dutch. he is in sad plight.
His foreign friends jabber away at him and
he looks nt them with blank despair. He
has been offered all sorts Of money, but he
has sense enough 10 know that nothing but
good old United States coin goes into un-
cie Sam's cash-box. As for 6-cent stamps
for foreign letters he has sold enough 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

Ine ttygcld was utNOlu vi bAASoiH 49,
evening on account of the entertainments
going on aboard the ships. While Admiral
Gherardi wiued ana dined the senior
officers, the Junior American othcers
looked after the pleasure OF the Junior
officers Of the other foreign ships. Each
ship was designated 10 entertain the
officers of some other vessel, and tnus
every officer on board the foreign ships III
the roads. except the Germans. VINO ar
rived too late 10 be invited. were the
guests of the American navy this evening,
AT what was perhaps the most notlceaDIe
gathering of naval officers that have ever
before in the history of the country SAT
down 10 so many hospitable tables as the
nations guests.
THE ARMYMEN's AND CIVILIANS CHANCE
gzrhe dining by the fleet had Its ehect
upon the customary eayety OF the hotel'
| There were few officers ashore tins eve,
ming, aud for once the army -tnen ana
| civilians were forced TO dance with the
| girls and temporarily amuse them, whlle
| the blue coated sailors acted as hosts 70
| the visitors. As the day began WITH
| brightness on oil sides, so did II end VIII
| the most notable and brilliant series OF
entertainments the American navy mas
| ever participated in.
The roads presented the appearance OF
huge Christmas-tree lighted with different
4 colored lights. but at . o'clock, whsh Wv
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07
SOUTHERN COTTON CLAIMS.

louise Committee on judiciary May Fa-
vorabIy Report a Bill Relating TO Them.
The house committee on judiciary has
about decided to report favorably bill
relating to southern cotton claims.
There is now in the Treasury about
$11 100000 which has been set apart to
pay certain cotton claims This money
was originally intended to pay the claims
of those whose loyalty could be properly
established.
The proclamation of President John
son and decision Of the supreme court
it is claimed, is plain that the proofs OF
loyalty once demanded are no longer re
quired. The republican members Of the
committee have agreed that the bill shall
be reported favorably, with proviso
taat no more money than the $11 900 ,00C
now in the treasury shall be paid, and
that all claims for destruction Of cotton
shall be presented within a year from the
passage of the bill, the money TO be di
vided pro rata among the ella imants who
establish the facts of their losses.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07
" AS A CAKE-W ALKER
A COlOred Gentleman Explains His
Conduct To-day.
But the Explanation Was Net just the
Thing.
WAS FINED FIVE DOLLARS AND COSTS
The Reason Why There Is So Little Busi
ness Done at the Police Court
These Dull Days.

| When moneys scarce and times are hard,
The bummers gay ring off on vine
And thus the growth of wealth retard
because they cannot pay their fine.
The police court these days in Durham
offels hut little solace to the flend who
pants for news. Once in long while
some fellow fills his boiler to the burst.
ing point and wants to whip every man
he meets, and he is yanked before the
bar Of justice, after quitting the bar of
Bachus, and is fined for his exhileratiOn
But precious few are those who in these
"hard times" and tariff thinkers" and
general fear" go off on a toot and allow
their legs to wrap around their necks
and who try to mail letter in the fire
alarm box.
This morning, Thomas Patrick was
before his honor, Isyor Peay to answer
to the charge of drunk and staggering"
To the query as tC whether he was
guilty or not guilty Mr.. Patrick politely
remarked that he was not guilty. He
said You know boss Ise gwyne ter
take part in cake walk long bout
CAry sinus, and Ise umnambuerleon-
ist, is, my folks i'll tell you boss that
Ise bad man bout walking round in my
sleep. Foah God, boss, | hasn't had q
drink OF likker for nigh onto free days
When they coch me, was sound sleep
so was, andI was dreamin' that | was
walkin' for that sr cake, and when nv
legs looked ike | was staggering, boss,
was jist putin on few fancy frillers
ike 'spect t. ID when the contes,icum
comes OF fosh the ladies'"
And he was fined 8 and will cake
walk behind the rock crusher on Man
gum street.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07
CLOAKS! CL OAKS!
WhereWithaI Shall Yc Be Clothed? ?

AS the icy breath Of old Boreas sweeps around the
it carries that question right home to us HUI
many stand such weather unprotected than
the lilies of the field. Remember right now that
CL0AKS cheaper than cough mixture and fun
erals, therefore say: Come all We who shiver
and are lightly muffed and we will fit you to a stylish
Cloak a reasonable price that Will warm you up
We have just opened up over one hundred Ladies
Cloaks in Tans Blacks and Navy Blu in and strk
ing Designs the best material the highest workmanship
and at popular prices.
We invite inspection Of our stock.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07
Is Marriage a Failure +:

Who shall decide? We have concluded
long ago that it is success every time
with Simmons Liver Regulator in the
house 1t promotes harmony and good
nature by preventing any attack of the
worst enemy Indigestion and Dyspep-
sia, which make discord in the brightest
home You will find the Regulator a
good remedy for Biliousness and Sick
Headache 1t is the household friend.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07
Hoods and Only Hoods.

Hoods Sarsaparilla is carefully pre-
pared from sarsaparills, dandelion, man
drake, dock, pipsissewa, juniper berries
and other we'll known remedies, by a
peculiar combination, proportion and
Process, giving to Hoods Sarsaparilla
curative powers not possessed by other
medicines. 1t effects remarkable cures
when other preparations fail.
hoods Pills cure biliousness.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07

Woman's Missionary Society at the Bap-
week
Rev. w. c. Tyree and r. T. Bryan left
yesterday evening for Elizabeth City, via
Henderson.
Mr.. F. Knot, a prominent tobacco
raiser of Granville, is in the city to day
with fine lot of tobacco.
Rev. J. T. McDufTy, pastor Of the Third
Baptist church, is attending the state
convention at Elizabeth City.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07
ON AT WILMINGTON !
The Conference Is Getting Down to
Business.
The City Is Gaily Decorated and Filled
with Visitors.
ALL BECAUSE OF WELCOME WEEK
People Who Come and Go-Brief Brevi-
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

WnM1NGToN, Dec. 7.-[Special, THE
conference has gotten down to business
with large number of ministers in at
tendance, and the session promises to be
Of unusual interest.
The annual address of Bishop Duncan
was a mastery effort and showed him a
man born to be a leader He IS firm and
decided, and his words carry conviction
with them.
Professor Olin Beggist, formerly of
Missouri, but now of Trinity college, was
admitted into the conference yesterday
An incident Of the meeting was the
Presentation by Rev. w. a. Bishop,
pastor of Main Street church, Durham,
OF 8 check for $3.50 to be used TO swell
the fund for worn out preachers in the
Eastern North Carolina conference
While the name of the donor was not
stated, it is understood that this gener-
Gus donation came from that large
hearted and benevolent gentleman of
Durham, Mr.. Washington Duke.
There was still larger crowd came
today for Welcome Week and 10 see
the fire works The city is the liveliest
one in the state ADAMS.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07

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Its a potent remedy for Ck0rea or St
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and restores health and strength
Nothing else, though il may be better for
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07
HERE is A CHANCE.
If You Are Good at Working Puzzles
Here Is One for You.

If You Are Good at Working Puzzles
Here Is One for You.
If some ingenius man or woman wants
a months subscription to THE GLOBE
free, let them bestir themselves and be
the first in with a solution Cf this puzzle
The first correct answer will receive THE
DAILY GLOBE free for one month.
A has three apple. He meets B to
whom he gives one. Presently he meets
c, who has a fine basket of finer apples
and asks 4 to help himself A takes one
and G insists that he put some in his
pocket for the children. He then takes
four more, and on his way home, gives
to B whom he again meets, the last of
the first apples which he had, and on his
way home looses one. How many ap-
pies does he take TO his children
Rush in your answers by Saturday.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07
Butklen's ArniCa SaIve.

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refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Fer sale
by K. Rlacknall Il Son
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-07
COMING AND GOING.

durham People on the Move and Visitors
in the City.
Col. j. S. Carr left for Raleigh 10 day.
Miss Lula Reams left last night for
elizabeth City to represent the Young