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CTR in town are requested
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VIII. KING CO.'S
FOR
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CIGARS,
HOT DRINKS, etc.

NALUABl + CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE - Pursuant 10 q iudsu eit Il
W AXE county supefisr couri TeLd, ed at
he October term, ltga, in tie Cas-. OF Fila
VI Wright. &. B. Wrisht. Jas X Throw
er, Jr spd 9th, n sgsinst Glance A Pr
sinson. Il di.iduslly, and as sdn 10 sirs-
tor of Mary Perkinson, dec,as' q. Ezra
Pe' 'kin>cn. and N'rtruvius Rcyste . usr-
dian ad li'em OF Ezra P.rkiusoI We will
On Thursday. January 10Th. 1873 n The
connty county C, urt house In the city Il
Raleigh. y e.. sell a pnhlic outCrN 10 TIE
~ esf bidder for ca h the follow ing OTIS
y parcels Of land in the cry Of Raleigh,
viz:
First Trsct-Acjoin,nS the lsnds OF MIS-
Lrura A Wilson aud oth.rs lying op tie
-ouiheast rner OF the inter eClioa Of
Sloodworth and Morgan streets beng
oart Of ciiy lot No l5S, a. shown on shat
ier's map Of the city OF Ral,ish and more
| tully aud At leng h d,scrIb q W the d. a
~ trust tN-cut- q on the 2'st dav Of Feb
| ruary. i>si, 10y L A. PefklLson And Mary
| -'vrkI1son his uife To A "a kayxus a.
| trn>tes, &C. VIII, h said deed Ui trust /.
| July ieIordeu In the once Ui the regtsirr
OF deeds Tor Wake county, y. e IN bIok
/ ITO, PAGE p ct s,q
SIC nd Tr CT Adjoining the lands Of
| William Blake sEC other. lying ou the
/ south de of Harg-tt street, between
| SloodwOrih aud persou streets be ng
| part Of city lot No LIS as shown on Shhf-
ter's map OF the ci' OF nsleish. and beipg
Z the northwest corn,r OF MiInAm X
| BlaKe's LIT, and n ore fu,l ,ly de>crti,ed in
he mortgage deed ex. cu'ed by &: A .
Perklnso. and Mary Prikii srn, 3, Is ~ife,
JAS. X Throw er Jr on the - dry
! J.nnsry 1891. VIII ch ssid deed o. nls r -
gage WAS duly recorded in the offic. Of he
| register of deed- Tor ~ AXE county. c,
in book lls. page Sss ct seq Hour Of s-le
II o'clock IN. A. " HAYWOOD,
w. j PgsLz
declS Commissioners
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TELECRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

CINCINNATI, O.-rhree men were
killed WITHIN the city limits by the
Baltimore and Sou ;hwes.ern train. AL
of the victims were attempting to rush
across the track.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla.-A special from
Ocala to the Times Union says: Henry
Sinclair, white man, was killed lssl
night about half past II o'clock by ane
gro named John Taylor.
DENVER, Col-The deadlock in the
Colorado senate will probably be broken
Non iay The democrats and populsts
held a conference last night and practi-
cally agreed to join forces and only the
detail, remain to be fixed up.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7-Rpbert Hanson
7S years old, was found dead early this
morning in his room at 22l1 First
avenue and his son, Benjamin Hanson,
As years old, was also found dead in the
hall at the foot of the stairs in the same
house.
PARIS Maurice Bernhardt, son of
the actress, Sarah Bernhardt, has cbal
lenged the editor of the periodical Vie
Parisienue, on account of the publication
of an article which Maurice asserts, re-
fleets slanderously upon his mother.
LoNDoN.-The committee of the locked
out cotton operatives in session at Man
chester has refused to accept clerical
moderation and has agreed that delegates
from the operatives should meet oele
CATER from the master cotton spinners on
Thursday next to discuss terms of settle
ment.
NEW YORK. Jan. THE weekly
statement Of associated banks: Reserve
increase. 81 102 5000; loans increase,
50 56l, 700; specie increase, 81 65S, 300;
legal tenders increase, $4,139, 300; de
posts Increase. $40, 77S 400; circulation
increase, $50 400; banks now hold, 50
942 450 in excess of requirements Of 2j
per cent rules.
WnL1AMsTowN. Mass The Sigma,
Phi, chapter house, of Williams college,
burned last night and only the walls art
left standing. Loss $50, 600, insurance
$25 0OO Very little of the contentl
we're saved. The building was built BY
subscriptions by the alumni. and from
time to time various memorials wer'
given by those graduating till the insid'
was almost complete in decoration.
, PITTsBURG. Pa. = The accumulation
| of na,ural gas in the celler of house Oh
5 Sarah stree exploded this morning anc
demolished brick house, killed Thoma
: Duffy. his wife and year old daughte
f and injured Duffy's9 9 year old son AM
t William Harrison. The latter had en-
i tered the celler for coal to start tn
Y morning FIRE, carrying a lighted lamp
i The exDlOsiO, followed which blew III
house fIom over his head.
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Situati0n In NehrAlk8.

OMAHA. Neb., Jan. New interest
was given the senatorial situation by the
combination of democrats and republi
cans in organizing the upper house of
the Nebraska legislature. 1t is still as
serted, however, that the action of the
democrats and republicans had nothing
to do with the senatorial situation, and
was only intended to afford way out of
toned by the democrats and independ
ents for the place are Congressman Nc
Keigan, Congressman Bryan and Cover
nor Boyd in the order named. Nickel
gan seems to have decidedly the best Of
the situation at present. He is very &C
ceptable to both parties. Bryan's strength
is a matter of much uncertainty. He is
not liked by the radical element of the
independent party, but is still strong
enough to be a formidable aspirant.
Boyd has not shown his hand yet. but is
considered more as being an excellent
candidate to compromise upon. Another
compromise candidate, who is coming
into prominence, is John N. Powers.
ex president of the national farmers al
lance. Powers has not formally signi-
cessor, hut is being talked of to an e1
tent that is extremely suggestive on the
republican side. The Candidates art
more numerous and have less strength
Paddock has not given up the hope o.
succeeding himself Others are pushire
claims for GEMS NJ. Lsmbertson, th'
present assistant secretary Of the treas
ury. Governor elect Crounse is namee
in connection with the place, as also
Lieutenant Governor Majors Their can
didacy is merely nominal, however
John NJ Thursto. has following, bu
is not pushing the canvass Plans ar
being laid, which, if successful, viii
bring the democrats and independent
together in caucus next week to detsr
mine upon the candidate. The demo
Gratis hold the key to the situation
the anti monopoly republicans do nc
bolt the caucus. No man can be electe
without the democratic votes 10 vie'
of this, the supporters of McKeigan fe'
confident of his succtss.
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~ pgO aFRrY FOR l. {. b.
80 = +, ED o. muItgage execute :
- + e and Corn LA his wife, |
1..,- court house door in
~, :. gorI y the l6:h lay OF jar
= a ..l1 clock n. the following
- s,4 81 n'ng at STAKE CT n
$50 ..-eet r1nni7g soutn 2lS t
= i,l e. 20 the gas b ne branch
= ~ s1,ry east al Jng with the Yrs
r. .,,1.s. sud t1en going so@ta along
| Il. ~ .. t01s ranch 70 south street
| a.s.r41s We & with said street 33 feet
| q ...ss
s..s.,sr.w rouse on the lot Te-ms
~ Tile 2e-fc. For further par leu.
q :. o,ls 81 page ASS, register OF
|..ieAs Raleigh :. @.
J G L. FARRIS,
Attorney Of Mortgage.
1.s-btr ~ ids,
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House or Representatives,

SATURDAY. Jan. The House met
this morning at II O'Clock, Speaker
Overman in the chair, and was opened
with prayer by the Rev. Dr.. NJ. NJ. Mar
shall, OF Christ church.
The journal of yesterday was read, cor
rected and approved
There was no response to the speakers
announcement that the introduction Of
petitions, memorials, ETC., were now In
order.
Mr.. McNeill, from the committee on
rules, made an unfavorable report on
house resolution 16, relating to the hours
Of meeting Of the house on Saturdays
and Mondays, and the resolution took
its place on the calendar.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Merritt. resolution instructipg
the ju 1iciary committee to draw bill
securing to creditors an equal divisi n OF
the estate of the debtor in case OF as
signments. judiciary.
Mr.. Tayl)r, of Granville, a resolution
to adjourn sine die February Is. Rules
Mr.. Crews, resolution to hold night
sessions. Rules
By the ssme, resolution for the bene
ft Of convic,s Penal institution.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLIE.
By Mr.. Satterfi"ld, bill to provide
for the election Of county commissioned
and justice, of the peace by the people.
Counties, cities, etc.
By Mr.. Adams, bill to authorize the
secretary Of state to furnish Moore
county with duplicates Of certain burn
records. judiciary.
By Mr.. Schulken, bill to amend sec
ton l53 of the Code, continuing the ller
iu an action brought on judgment. Ju
dietary.
By Mr.. Day. a bill for the relief of th'
sheriff of Currituck county. Finance.
By Mr. Roscne, bill to allo the com
mi,siopers Of BERTHE to sell certain pub
lie lands. Propositions and Grievances
By Mr.. Lovill. a bill to incorporate tn
Blowing Rock Turnpike company. In
ternal improvements.
By Mr.. Allen, q bill to prevent fraud
ulent assignments. Judiciary.
By Mr.. Sstterfeld. by request, bil
concerning local option IN Person county
Education. .,
BvM Mr. Watson, Of Vance, bill to er
act q reformatory institution. Educs
tion.
By Mr.. Blair, bill to repeal chapte
21e. laws 1891 judiciary.
By Mr. Byrd, bill relating to the co C,
lection of taxes in Yancey county.
nance. :,
By Mr.. Brake, a bill to amend tt
stock law of Edgecombe county. ProP'
sitions and grievances.
ByMr. Ray. bill to abolish the burea
J OF labor statistics. Propositions an
grievances. -, o,;
By Mr.. Anderson, bill for the reli
of sheriff, and tag collectors. Financ
By Mr.. Grouse, q bill to amend lo'
of the code, and repeal chapter 367, Law
of 1889. judiciary.
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House OF Representatives.

WAsHINGroN, Jan. The house was
engaged the entire day in the consider
alton of the District of Columbia appro
priation bill The only incident of in
terest was the discussion as to the amount
which the general government should ap-
pr. pirate for the support of the district,
and this discussion was merely an i'm
promp,uz one. 1t, however, enabled
Mr.. OTIS. Of Kansas, to present his reas-
obs why the government should pay 10
more than one fourth Of the
appropriation for the district and
Mr.. Dearmond, of Missouri, to
express his disapprobation of the gov
ernment saddling upon itself any part oi
the expense, but the house did not con
cur with either Of these gentlemen, and
the present law was allowed to remain
the general government and the distric
government 10 divide the expenses.
Without disposing of the bill the
house adjourned.
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,y S3LE OF VALUABLE
1 .ll ~ gy s.. ue Of Two sew eral
y ! ,s.7i h William Pool and
~. said mortgages re
.9.5tor rsty OF Wake county,
&C., - So and book No. 12l.
- >. 4, -y request of said P ools,
= 70 the highest bidder
trs ar, house door, In the
sess y on Monday, Janu-
N .oclccs m, that valuah e
= 3.istu I Mary's Town. hip,
y :. sra. east from the city o.
y ~ F.1Eu rs the Homestead
,.r-.lp.a.sc ntsilipg one hundred
! ., ..- us acres mere or less
...,ps - Il ds 81 the late faswell
,---s Al o one medium size
.. aye years old
SsF MONTAGUE Mortgage.
,s,. Dec . 1872. ids
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Senate.
WARRINGTON, Jan. There were
very few senators present when the days

WARRINGTON, Jan. There were
very few senators present when the days
proceedings begun.
The certificates of election of presi
dentiai electors were presented by the
vice president from the states of Ne
hrsska, Kansas. Minnesota Missouri and
Washin gton and were placed on file.
The two days assigned for considera-
ton OF the bills as to quarantine and to
suspending immigration, have proved
TO be too short time for the disposal
Of even the first of the measures The
special order has been extended 30 as to
include Monday next, aft which if the
measures be not then disposed Of. the
anti option bill will, in all probabilities,
displace them
A vote might have been reached on
the quarantine bill to day has not White
avowed his purpose to prevent it. nor
would he give his consent to have
final vote taken Monday inasmuch as
he had learned that several gentlemen
from New Orleans were now OF their
way to Washington to present their
views in opp ,sition to the measure.
Amous9be amendments to the quar-
antine bill that we're argued to day was
one substituting the words "other con
taeious or inf ctious disease" for the
| words 'syellow fever" and one making
an appropriation of 81 900, 600 to be a,
the disposal of the president to meet
| exizencies in the execution of the pro
visions Of the law.
| An amendment offered by Mr. Squire,
designating the supervising surgeon gen
eral of the marine hospital service, as the
officer by whom certain duties were to be
executed, provoked considerable discus
sion and some unpleasant criticism. Mr.
Chandler intimating that DR.. Wyman
had been using his influence at the capi
tol in order to have such conplimen,
paid him, Messrs. rlstt and Teller de
claring that in that case he was not 6
proper man for the position, and that hi
friends were doing him great injury ane
harm
| Mr.. Chambers statement was contra
dicted by Mr.. Mitchell, who, with Mr.
Call, defended Dr. Wyman from the at
tacks made upon him and characterized
him as man of high character and deli
cate consideration aud intimated ths
outside Influences which were at worl
were being used by persons adverse t
the msriue hospital service.
Finally Mr. Squire withdrew hi
amendment, expressing himself satis6e'
with the modification suggested by MI
Harris and which was approved by tn
serate-anti option went over till Tues
day. adj jJurned.
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lfICE " SALE or LAND.

..st-t IS vr,aa power conferred IN
4. r1f E-,lte ' ) P Gi and wife,
|frtN1 -tt1- ed IN the tcs,f the
ts,<' hssl. Wake county, book 4S,
liz ts .-.. fr CASH, ., puhlic auc.
eE Ert r' ne door IN Raleigh, n G,
Il. .t- q Mnadsy, the 18th day of
i.- a. &C tsin t'ct of lsnt In
a.. r-..- T'ke county. snd fulle
t.s - Iced OF trus', and lyi.g
W S-o road d tho roAf lead.
/, i az iss cen etery, and joining
b. l. N-s MA'gsret serrell, n Den
|ur y 5a.s att4ining az scres.
-..l,s- '-.crbtd and wi be tfsrad
,s.f ~ purchasers IA Ter nap in
L. 4ts w n PACE,
At rney e yorteagee.
-aans e Be shove land 10 post oss d
Ts -s'5i E-3y IN January, 1893, at u
t3i 2 novl' -tds
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Mr.. Blaine 10 W orse.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7-Mr. Blaino is
worse TO night Dr.. Johnston visited
him about 80 O'Clock to night and
und that Mr. Blaine had undergone ap
unfavorable change and was weaker than
he has been for several days. The
physician said that there had been no
perceptible change in Mr. Blane's con-
dltion for the past three or four days,
but to night there bad been, and unfor
tunately In the wrong direction.
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S<LE OF VERY VALCANI y Y
y PIopeity.-by .rtue OF 6e,ree ci ls
>u ,, ri,r coLrt Of Was. ooa-ty ntle s2ecial
pro eeiings Ior partition, .nuI.-i Nsuisey
Rogers ant hers, e aTie, No 592 spe-
ciAi roceedir &c docket OF said court -iil
ofier for sat t. the b gh-et III ider, al rrt lie
outcry, at the CO art house door, III the city VI
Rae gh, \ o., on
Noaday. the 9th day of February. 1898,
at IA O'Clock NJ. the lot nf land cit a,ed on
Mart'n trtet IN .aid city, suo-n As tho
'towLE BuILDINo," adj lining the lots 4 A.
I Mi>, Is "A Nilismrun. aud other- front
ing so ieet on MAftu e Feet and ext LdiDg
back Is, teet
Term- of sAle-one-half OF TIE purchase
mon y 10 be paid in cash aud tie rem Eipder
IN taeive moths from dav OF .alr the de-
erred payments 10 bear per cent interett.
AhNI ,TEAD JpaE>,
dec3l Coumi,-ionsr
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1W1tSSERS wanted for SCENES
i.s .gtET LtSD, he book Of the
s'',y oser 80 y aguIticeut photo.
-; views T. ~ by Az inches. In
y s,o- p, Gen Lew Wall ce, aut, or
! ,. H1-' descriptions ny Edward
fr lie y D Hu sell II Conwell.
Vas, uZ'cn GLADDEN., D D, HAM
lt Ns-s 7 Z Lit d, Hon w. c
'#sinI'e AID othe- IA ent-d writers.
~ o. 81. couts't or, Is ger Views,
:. pho sra2ns twice AS u any of them,
'7 handsomely blur1 and oae- in
'et' 2, s'.t 4 pe pie who never
~ otoS 10 their lIv-s agents of
rr 'ook' 'hr0virg ,rejr onfns AVA
s3S 'o- 'err J1ry: ssahple views
o.- co.u1' o. field: goods on
n y. g day really earnec ;
"a Fl VEIL. & EIRKpArRrCK,
~ sss d th.o 5 lie Publishers.
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Robbins For the Mexican Missi n.

HIGH PoINr. Jan. 7-Special-Siuce
Hon w II Robbins was mentioned for
the II, yican mission the people Of this
section and upper Randolph have be
come enthused on the SUBJECT. he is
honDred and revered for his true man
hood and his life work fro democracy.
If he consents to his name being used
in connection with the mission he will
receive the undivided support Of the
district.
AsnEBoRo, N c., Jan Especial. =
The advocacy oil Hon. w. II Robbins
for the n xican mission meets the hearty
approval of the admirers OF his great
ability in his native county Of Randolph.
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exi. ac IyirI DrsA -. oI - .-o.i.,
NO., have Just tnrowU or tie market an
elegant Standard antique Oak 4 u Q IN,
X kJu Curtain Desk, complete Ia every de-
tall. T . B. ST Louis, for 81, and f. /,
.ame style and 6nisb, for 81 net. SPOT
cash. See their card IL this Issue Send
your order direct or send for -p-cia circu-
ir Bank counter and xovcrnme work K
ste ;ialty send In your FOO. plans for
DESIGNS and prices.
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DR.. Richard II. Lewis, secretary Of tie
North Carolina board of health, has is
sued circular stating that the state
board of health has been called by Presi-
dent B4hnson TO meet In special session
in this city on Tuesday. January "a. II
will consider particularly: ~ The
amendment by the general assembly. e..
The threatened invasion RI Asiatic choi-
ira, which is regarded as more than
probable next spring or summer; and he
bes, means Of keeping it out of the stat.
(3) The salaries # county superin,end-
culs Of health, and g ncrally any subj-c'
-elating to the public hralth that may be
introduced.
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There has been received at the state
museum a fine lot Of roofing slate for ex
hioltIon at the Worlds Fair. IL COME
from the newly discovered slate quar-
ries In Stanly county, and is equal to the
best Buckingham slate. 1t is well
adapted to the manufacture of school
states and Is useful for many purposes
Mr. c. G. Wade is manager Of the slate
Company. His postoftice is Albemaile.
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NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting OF tie stock
holders OF the ka!eixh r..luon Mills vii
re n. III al the Ma or's office, Wednesday,
January llth, at o CLOCK
Tran-f-r boo.s will be closed after We'd
nesdAy the ita
is wYNNE -, reta-y
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Presidential Nomination.

WASHINGTON, Jan THE President
to day nominated Henry @ ay Evans of
Pennsy ylvania, first assistant postmaster
general.
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''|ARY OR COMMISSION

o -
,GI"lng D. Iae Patent Chemical Ink.
~ ly.,,tSelI. The most us.fui and
sSf1ggb y /, ,oa OF the age Erases ink
~ " ~ ~ t"o seco, ds Works lit a
,,.eaef, !" per week We also % wsn, .
i aapo.b -. lake charge of territory,
ssra<e uobss ulo aSsnts. a rare chance
'~'e oie,..Iisss Write for terms aud
F@ 't MONROE ERASER u'F'e co.
&o5 LaCross, Wis.
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y IU l..

Application will be N aie % the General
Assembly, OF North Car ,tina ~ IL, uext
session. To iucoTpora The Nor Caro-
Ina Safe DEPOSIT II l. AID Fid.l . Com
oany WN. II ,. BL hGWIN.
December ~, l-s!.
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~, B.rm Co. A lsnta. Co.,
~ ,7,e -eai iree'
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vAigs "a, writes
st.' II. .uSer pg from
t..-- VII ch res ste all
~ = e- rted. We bns "
, ~ -4 tin TO Try Q effi-
IN 3 3. H., and he ws-
~ 81 i'm iovemenf. He
e vas curea sound and
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uF, Cd fr,m second

80. ed fr I'm second-
.sftat ~, ast voi-on. VI face
n ,..t rs-s Of c'rrup,iCIS
y .a ,s ct my 'kull tcx&
\ ~ t,i'e ~ il ''e. but / ~ q
\ v.5 BENEFIT spd&-sine
", ntc IN sound sud
t fr twelve mont g.
y tDN Hundreds Of scars
\ mn 2 IlN rsu be seen on me
Il w .,.ses. for 80 val ,sbls
rflfc ROB Rr WARD.
\ .W. .ui that hs has been
R, m. \ T + ight-
/. -e s e., J II Bright
| S. D. Campbell, For
n -.s
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NO T G e

1i9 certify thai the 6rn of Goodwin
~ ers y & marble snd granite g busi
- city OF RsleiRh and town OF rav.
D s,s his day dies lved by mutu.l
rG TIE business in Raleigh hiss been
v-p3 ~ Mes re- Durh.r 4 Eli OFT. OF
" \ q AMI the usiness in Fay.
STAR ''r T l. Remsburg
= ~ due the firm OF Good in 4 Rems.
| ~ ee 1sjt 70 md re'ei ted FIR at Bal
re. F,st tteville respect sev.
. due by tie 1rm will be paid as
~ 1e
CHAS 4 GOODWIN,
E L MSbURG.
| ,4s-sArll f-Ql
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NEW YEAR RECEPTIONS.

Only few of the society people re
ceived on the Monday following New
Years day, but the few that did have
open houses entertained in the best OF
style.
Prominent among those was Mrs. o
J. Carroll, who entertained with her
usual ease and grace Carriages could be
seen at every hour of the day bringing the
New Year calers The young ladies
who assisted in receiving were Miss
Flora Creech. Miss Susie TmbeTlake,
Mrs. W. E. Weatherly and Miss Mary
Carroll.
COL. AND MRS HINsDALE.
Colonel and Mrs. Hinsdale also received
at their residence on the glad New Year,
and they and the ladies who aided them
were kept busy shaking hands with the
hosts of friends who called at their lovely
residence. Mss Hins 1ale aud N SIS Fl -len
McVea aided the hostess in receiving her
guests.
COL. AND MRS NJ HECK.
Colonel and Mrs j NJ Heck's beauti
| lul home was also thrown open to the
reception of those who are favored with
the llleuUsulp vi iucec tluiy Cudi uilu <
| people. and from early evening their
magnificent residence was crowned with
the fl ,wer of Raleigh's youth, the gay
throng coming early and remaining until
late hour; delightful refreshmen were
| prepared for those who cared to partake.
Aud among those who graced the occa
sion in aid of the hostess to receive hel
many friends: Misses Mabel Hale, Nil
dred Badger. Salie Gotten, Mrs j B
lin oerlake, Mrs. B G Cowper, Mrs ]
D Boushsll, NJ sses Heck, Matte Pace
Susie Heck. Lucy Hawkins and Kat
Hale.
Mr. AND MRS. JosEPHUs DANIELS.
At the residence of Mrs w. H Bag
ley on Sou East street, Mr.. and Mrs
Josephus Daniels received their friend
on Monday evening. The parlors WEI
decorated with cut f ,wers and illumi
mated by soft lights, presenting lovel
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-08

NEW YoRK.-When the tombs police
court roomwas opened this morning twas
found that crackmen has been at work
on the safe and bad done considerable
damage to the outside, but had not sue
ceeded in reaching any Of the contents
They would have had their labor for
their pains Us the former custom OF using
the safe as q depository for money has
! been abandoned.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-08

~ .,vAt7 hank the prblic for their kind
r.. sAt ls 4 most hes tilv comm e. d
st-ss-su nrnu'nr the buines..
s-1 CH ~ "A G. ODWIN.