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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-04

NEW YORK, March 3.-Dun & Co.'S
weekly review of trade will say:
Storms have greatly interfered with
business, and at the same time monetary
uncertainty has been felt While the
volume of trade is very large, actual dis
tribution seems to have been scarcely up
to expectations of late, though orders
still continue sufficient to give great in
dustries full employment The great
feature for the past fortight has been the
unusual demand for money from the
West and South. which has drawn
large sums from New York, but money
is tight at only one or two small permits.
Pittsburg reports better trade in iron
with good demand for finished products
and very fair prospects for hardwsre
At Cleveland, trade is fairly good. Il f.
rolling mills are full of orders. Souiacrl
Points generally report some improve
ment, especially Louisville. Chattanooga,
Little Rock, Memphis and Knoxville.
At Columbus, trade is dull, and at At
lanta quiet. At Charleston, fertilizers
are active. and at Mobile and New Or
leans the lumber and building trades are
very active, though general trade does
not quite equal expectations.
In the iron business consumption is
enormous. but the production is relative
ly greater and concessions are frequent
for pig not Of the best grades, While bal
is at the lowest point ever known
Plates are demoralized in price, though
the mills are busy and structural works
are quite well employed. In general th'
| industrial production has never beer
surpassed at this season. Business fail
ures during the last week number for tn,
United states, 206; Canada, 45; tota
| of 25l
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House..

Wien the house met at II o'clock the
galleries were crowded with visitors, but
the attendance of members on the fl DOT
wa not unusually large.
Mr. Sayers, Of Texas, moved to sus-
pend The rules 10 non concur in the sen
ate amendments and to the general de
ticiency appropriation bill.
Mr. Bum. of North Carolina, demand
ed second ordered, 1853 to nothing. Mr.
Bunn's obj act was to get a separate vote
upon the senate amendment reimbursing g
the state of Florida for monies expended
in the Indian war Of 1868
sIr Sagers' motion agreed to and the
bill sent to conference
Mr. Holman, of Indiana, submitted
the djsagreeing conference report on
the sundry civil appropriation bill, and
the report was agreed to
Mr.. DurborrOw, of Illinois, moved that
tie house recede from its disagreement
to the senate amendment providing for a
government exhibit at the Worlds Fair
Durborrow's motion to recede was lost,
yeas 1913, nays al. Pending furthur &C
ton on the sundry civil bill, Herbert
submitted the conference report on the
naval appropriation bill. After brief
opposition by Holman and De Almond
to the naval rendezvous section of the
blu the report was agreed TO. Mr..
Hatch submitted the conference report
on the agricultural appropriation bill
and it was agreed to. Mr.. Henderson,
OF North Carolina, submitted the con
ference report on the postoffice appro
priation bill The report was agreed tc
and the consideration of the senate
amendments to the sundry civil bill was
resumed The Worlds Fair amend
ments were disagreed to and the bill wal
again sent to the conference. The house
at 5:15 took recess until 8 o'clock.
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Five Children SuHocated.

New YORK, March 3.-Five children
suffocated this morning in the rear room
on the top floor of tenement house No.
1874 Henry street The names of the vic
Tins are, Altman B Bsrnstein, II years old
Rebecca Bernstein, 10 years old; Hay
man Bernstein, 8 years old; Rachel
Bernstein. months old, and Fannie
Rosen, years old. The children were
alone at the time their parents having
left short time previous locking them
in The cause Of the tragedy was a
kerosene stove which exploded in the
adjoining room, and the flames swept
out in the hallway and soon the upper
portion Of the house was in flames.
When the flames were extinguished four
of Bernstein's children was found in the
bed dead. Fire had not touched the
room but the children suffocated while
asleep. In another room on the same
| floor little Fannie Posen also suifocated
by the smoke. She, too, had been lef
alone in the room while her mothe1
| went out" "
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CONGRESS YESTERDAY.
General Appropriation Btlls---Specfal
Mail Facilities.

WASHINGTON, March 3-Senate.
The senate gave another illustration to-
day of the case and celeri-y with which
it can transact public business Before
it had been more than three hours in
session it had discussed, voted On and
agreed to, conference reports on four of
the general appropriation bills-legisla-
tive, postoffice, agricultural and the
naval bills. Paragraph in postoffice bill
relating to southern fast mail appropria,
ton was restored in conference as it
originally came from the house, appro
priating S196, 900 for special mail facili-
ties by New York and Washington to
Atlanta and New Orleans Thirty, five
house bills on calenear were passed, ma
iority of them pension bills.
On motion Of Mr.. Gordon, the senate
bill relating to copyright was passed. ct
authorizes copyright to issue where two
copies of the book or other copyright ar
ticle had been sent to the library of Con
gress, Or mailed before 1st of March,
1897
The house bill to continue the duties
of 35 per cent. on linen containing
100 threads per square inch the rate now
approved by law, was passed with
amendment making it take effect in 1895
instead of 1894.
The McGarrahan bill was then taker
up and discussed until $50, when tn.
senate took recess until 8 o'clock.
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Bradstreets' Weekly Review of Trade

NEW YORK, March 3.-Bradstreets
says: "The result of the late storm and
heavy roadways at the south and the
more recent heavy fall of snow and tenn
perature in the northwest serve to make
general trade irregular. The most active
distribution is at points on the Missis-
sippi Valley. The larger cities in the
middle states report a good, or fair
volume of bushes for the season as we'll
as the cities in the Atlantic cotton grow
ing states. Business is more quiet in the
Gulf states and is very generally inter
rupted throughout the northwest. Raw
cotton is 1-8 off Well informed cor
respondents in Arkansas, Texas, Missis-
sippi, North Carolina and South Caro-
lima report indications of widespread in
tention to increase the acreage planted
with cotton this spring. Aside from
the check to the movement of staples
south, the feature there is slow mercsu-
tile collections, payments being less
prompt in states farthest south. At
Nashville sales of hardware and shoes
have been most active, while those of
seeds and vehickles may equal but will
not exceed the volume in the like period
a year ago. At Memphis shoes, dry
goods and clothing have been active, the
volume exceeding the total for Febreary,
1892. The establish hment of manufac
turing interests is attracting attention.
At Richmond jobbers of dry goods,
groceries and hardware report February
total larger than last year, although man
ufacturers admit some decrease 10 demand
owing to bad weather and heavy roads.
At Norfolk the sales of dry goods, no
tions and groceries have increased and
farm produce is moving freely. Peanu
crop is out of first hands. Many NORTH
Carolina merchants will attend the inau
gural, expecting to place orders at Balti
more and elsewhere business is dull.
At Charleston collections are only fair
At Augusta cotton goods manufactur
ers report demand firm.
At Savannah, naval stores are stiff
held on short receipts and good reques,
backed by combination for producers.
New Orleans again reports that depre'
sion in cotton, checks orders from coun
try merchants. Deliveries of sugar frol
plantations are light.
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Organization of Associated Press at
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Morch The organization
of the Associeted Press was conp1tsr
yesterday after session of two cav
The attendance of members was very
large, there being only five absentees,
and four of them represented by proxy.
Great interest vas manifested in the pro
ceedings and the action throughout was
unanimous. At the close, resolutions
endorsing the acts of the executive COM
mittee and the board of directors, and
pledging cordial co operation in the
work Of extending operations of the AS
sociation were adopted. There were con
gratulations on account of the extent
of the business and power for the use
fulness Of this, the greatest rews associ-
alton of the world. Three directors
were elect ID for three years term, and
the officers Of the association low stand
as follows: Victor F. Lawson. Chicago
Ne.5s; Frederick Driscoll, St. Paul Plo-
nee- Press; Chas. w Knapp, st Louis
Republic; Eugene H Peroue, Cleveland
Leader; Albert J Barr, Pittsburg Post :;
JAS E. Scripps, Detroit Tribune; w. A.
Collier, Memphis Appeal Avalanche :;
Washington Hessing, Chicago Stats
Zeitung; NJ. H. DeYouog, San Francisco
| Chronicle.
Executive committee, Lewson. Dris
coll and Knapp President, William
Penn Nixon, Chicago Inter Ocean. Vice
president, Charles P. Taft, Cincinnati
Times Star. General manager, Melville
E. Stone. Secretary. Delsvsn Smith.
Mr.. Stone, the general manager, is wide
ly known as the versatile and brillian,
editor of the Chicago News for many
years. He retired about four years age
on account of ill health, and after yesl
in Europe has been actively engaged in
the banking business in this city. He
has wide acquaintance with leading mer
of affairs rot only in this country but
in Europe, and is thoroughly equipped
by education attainment and experience
for important position to which he hGr
been elected. He is entirely familiar
with the Associated Press affairs, havin,
been member of the board of director
and executive committee for severs
years. Ibespeak for him from member
clients and agents Some confidence
and cordial support that was given M
for nearly a quarter Of the century. 1t
proper to ada tlat l remain as genera
manager of the Western Associated Pres
and will continue to look after the bust
ness of the organization and the interest
of it's members
(Signed) VIM HENRY SMITH
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Honse ofRepresentattves.

FRIDAY, March AT 10 O'Clock ..
M. the house met. Rev. Mr.. Rowe OF
fered prayer.
A resolution was introduced request
ing our senators and representatives IN
congress to use their efforts to procure
legislation to prevent the unjust and op
pressive operations of the American to
bacco company.
Bills passed Incorporating the Mutual
Mercantile company, the Ihomasvllie
banking company, to amend the Oooe
regarding charters obtained before
clerks; to allow the governor to designate
in each autumn an arbor day, not 20 DE
public holiday; to regulate the puDllc
printing by awarding it to the lowest
responsible bidder.
The bill passed changing the judicial
districts as follows: 9Th, Cabarrus,
Iredell, Yadkin, Davidson, Randolph,
Montgomery and Rowan; 9th, Allegha-
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FairvieW Farm,
stations In Use 1893.

FRAN KILN GRIEF sian lard and rev
tstered Nd. 3ll7 chestnut stallion, So
hands high. weighs /. o. pounds He X
an in Dred Morgan His sire Bea Frank
lin record Pa, IL the sire OF "a in 2:3b list,
he n son of ID N ell Lam 1e-t, IS in 2,30 list,
anG the dam of Al in 2.3n list His dam
has one in 2:30 list and sh7 by son uf
= han Allen ~. record 2:25%, that sired
Daniel Lambert ab we. Fraublin Chief Is
the handsome It stallion in the South, and
the groaiest sire of handsome and speedy
colts in North Car lima.
NJ ONDYNE standard aud reg stored
No. 1920. dark brown stallion, 10 hands
high. weighs 200 pounds. He il an in
bred HambetUnian. his sire She rman,
record %, sire Of Ashman. 2iSL an five
other 2,30 tro-ter Is son of George
Wilkes, record 2:22 out of a daughter OF
te IN Mt. sire 4 III 2:s0 list among th I'm
Nutwood 81, wit IO3 In 2:30 li-t
George "iikes and Il lmont have LAB
descendants ia 2:30 list Mo, ndyne' dam,
Troublesome, record 2 % with 81 heats
letter than 2.30 20 her credit il by Mes
senger Duroc, sire 81 in 2:30 list aud t e
dam of - in 230, aud he by Old Hamble
tOnian 10
Stallion cards giving full description
and eX tird pedigree can be had ON appll-
cation to
B. y. WILLIAMSON,
Fairview t6rm. Ralci h. y G.
March 1st, 1893.
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On Tuesday, the 7th day of March, 1898, at
II m, at the court house door ia the city of
Baleigh, will sell at public auction - lot of
land rituated on a lane ru 1ning from Eas.
Davie street, extended to East Lenoir street,
extended just east Of the city OF Raleigh and
scElbed In q deed of trust recorded in the
Office of tEe Register of Deeds of wake coun-
t., book IFS, page IL e, to which reference is
hereby made as a part of this advertisement.
Sale ma ie under snd by virtue If deed of
rust executed to me by Annie Haywood, the
record OF which is above referred TO and at
the req1est Il the cestue one trust therein
1ied TerU g, cash.
THOS. II. PUHNkLL,
tebS-tda T-u -taa
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REDUCE
JOHN q. D6Gwnt.
NoR- CAEoLIyA, WAKE CoUSrT-In The Su-
perior 'ourt, February Term, 1873.
Ei.h Em- Ii VI III ruer -.rni d DlYn-cn


Ella Hm IA vs ii nner ~mi b, Divorce
Suli h2viug been trough. by la V smith
against Homer S Smith for Divorce fro the
bO ds OF iuatrim ny, and the summons, Tor
sad defendant, Homer Smith, b wing been
returned mot to be iound ia Make county,
ss'd 70 be il Knoxv lie, TenBessee," and the
sheriff OF Wake cannot after Que dill gence
execute Z Id summOns, an1 the raid Homer
) SnIth cam be uld within the state Of
North Caro- ina, and affidavit having been
MA ie { these facts by the Ulaint fl, Ella
smith, il IL ordered th4t public ton Of said
summons be made for rzid Homer y ith
once week for six successive weeks il the
STATE CHROS GLE, weekly paper published
IN Rale gh, y &; and that the aid HD- CT s
smith - required TO appear a. the next term
of Wake superior court Cor the trial of civil
causes, which wall lie held % the g. ~ Monday
before he first Mon lay Of March, 1893, being
the 9th dav of Febr Iary, II 3, and then and
there answer or demur 70 the complaint IN
said action, otherwise, the plain If will appiy
70 the court for the relief asked for in the
complaint. This December 90 1874
JSO w THOMPSON,
Clerk Wake Superior court.
&c l. HARRrs. Attorney.
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Notice of ale.

On the 9th day of March, 1893, at I2 m at
the court hous, door in ths city Raleigh,
n G. undsr powers conferred IN 8 certain
mortg g executed by Sylvia MangunI, re-
corie in the office of the Register of Deeds
at public auction For cash the land described
in sAid mortg ge, situated in WAKE county,
New Light tow ssh p, joining iha lands of
Spencer Garrett, ii. X. Sanding formerly S
L Laws. and others. containing three acres,
more ct less.
THOS. II. PURNELL,
fahT-tJa ,.nr,,,,.
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HOke Smith in WashfnStOn.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3.-Hon.
Hoke Smith, of Atlanta, Ga, who is to
be Cleveland's secretary of the interior,
arrived at the Arlington hotel alb out 80
O'clock this morning He was accom-
panied by his law partner, John T.
Glenn, and Mr.. Balch, his private secre.
tary.
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Richmond Military Companies At
tend the Ceremonies.

RICHMOND, Va, March st is esti-
mated that two thousand people will
leave here before midnight for Washing
ton to attend the inaugural ceremonies
of President Cleveland. The Walker
light guard, Richmond light infantry
blues, Stuart horse guards and the col
ored battalion Of infantry are the prin-
cipal organizations that will 60.
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j G. J.. HARRIS,
Attorney of Mortgagee
ticc of sale.

"rLLNA, c,r--,--.,1.,, .-,.,.
'OrsTY. ''Oi @l'A'A' W" NJ
a sgme, atninistr tor of c. H
s plaintiffs VS. Mrs.
Gathers al :, Gefendants
Of authority conferred upon
Toner by order of court in
a.-lel action ! viii expose for
gG,cry at the court house
yr, O., and sell 70 the hi h
5r cash on Monday, the 18Th
a, 1913, al that 4 or parcel ~
Wake county, North Carolina, in
tui o the ty @! Raleigh,
lrut street. adjoining lots
owned respectively bv Lynn
urtis Zach Patton and
art Of lot No. 50 in the plan
la l0re fully described IN the
w. J PETiE,
Commissioner.
taynard, Attorneys for Plain
f. ebS ids
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I4y, the 1st day If March,
the court house door in
h4 q, ] viii sell at public
ga a, the real estate described
Gf trust executed by
g..grca et al, recorded IN Che
. tor Of deels OF Wake
page 65l fronting ninety
agHIe ard Salish 7ry streets
a,d tn feet on Lenoir
osCr Ell in eaid iced Of
on tb'. lot one of the
.# 19sa w rable residences
..e' b, having all n.otern
water, &C Also ables
sat-n1uses
4- under provisions con
a3 pf fru-t aforesaid a d
~ ogder e he Superior
pr, Cec7irg entitled w
" g y Upcnurch
- Ir tru-tes TO execute
~ trustee named in
Il This n 8 first lien
nrtac pe.fec5.
E.. .IDS. Is PuRNELL,
Trustee.
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Collision at Sea.

LONDON, March "a serions collision
involving probable loss and number of
lives occurred last night in English
channel. A vessel called the Cacique
was sunk by an unknown steamer. Ten
survivors landed at Dover in the boa
stated, and thirteen others missing and
are feared to be lost.
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mo-, have Iust throwu On n. market an
elegant Standard ana que Cak, IT. I'm,
Ron Curtain Desk, comy..se In every de-
tail. r. .. B. st. iaJIis. fo- 81. and 8 II,
same style and finisn. for ga net. spot
cash. See their card IN this issue send
Jour order direct or END for special ciIcu-
lar. Bank counters aud government work
a specially. Send in ynuT floor plans for
designs and prices,
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At WaabfuTtOn. .

WASHINGTON, March 3. Governor
Tjllman. of South Carolina, and staiftf,
arrived Yesterday. Governors Carr, OF
North Carolina Jones, of Alabama, and
Foster. of Louisiana, and staff, arrived
this morning.
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+ #H FOR SALE Bv virtue of
q mortgage executed q Y Lewis
7~ AID wife, ! VIII offer for sale
b r the court house door in Raj
UH tD dav. arcn 2,th, 1898, the
sE tract Of land. lyilg and be NJ in
uship. eesiu4iu< q a stake, w.
Boot ".a cor rr. thence south IS deg ees
t t su- hDlt p6.es T. a stake in said
l 4e. ths &c north light poles to
a~d u~ivtev tca G. ro~t" IS
west forty poles to q stake and
Is, thence north 5 degrees " est,
: IS o and seven tanths 70 stake
rs; thence south Az degrees,
Ht pole 70 stake: thence south
e. Z one hundred and twenty
ett-h poles TO the begi a.ing,
according to measurement,
aCres Tide perfect TIE said
rtZat e Is re- stored IL book "a,
, Of register OF deeds office
.4ty,
j. G. J.. HARRIS,
Attorney of MortgaQee
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1t sppearivg & from the affidavit of n Full
Ter In THE action that DR.. b +. Gardner snd
Mrs MelIrss Gardner, the defendants there
in ~re not To be- found il Wake county and
cannot after du" iii gence be fonnd IN the
state, aud II tnit tber pearlng that the PLATA
tiff hssa cause of action against he rsii de-
fendsn's tor work snd labor done Ani La
teri sls furnished on a hoHse ami lot of theirs
lying and being in Raleigh, y. &.
Ii Is there ore ordered, that notice of this
action be published once a week for SIX
ce .sive weeks IN the STATE CHRos cLE n
weekly newspaper published in Raleigh y.
c., setting forth the title of the acti, n, the
pu pose of the same, and requiring the de-
fendant To appear on tee 25th day of March,
1898, before NJ. B. Barbee, Justice o. the
Peace, at his Office in Raleigh, -, at IL
o'clock m and answer of demur to the COM
plant or the relief demanded will be granted.
This January 23d, 1897
NJ Il. BARBEF
Justice OF the Peace.
j. g. L. HARRIS. Attorney for Plai Itiff
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EEDVICE.

.... Ht is So q R If trust executed on
N.Y. >78 by and between
wife Roeslius, of Hert-
.. St &c Of North Ca oil ma,
art and Caldwell Hal dy,
f TX, party OF the second
. duly recorded on page Isl
ta ofAce of the Register Of
u1tCu county and State of
a secure certain indebted
rived owing TO the Far
gt-' Loan and Trust Com
., 1876 and due January
ar ! dollars with interest
su which is now held and
randy y sons, and which
-ud tho default of paym ent
-uued for ore than thirty
r-lIued trustee, will on the
h 1892, sell for cash to the
he court house in Jackson,
.. Northampton snd St to of
tire following real estate
OF and described in sad
wing 'In Occyheechee Neck
rguL7rt, iaud," containing
uuudred scres lying in
N.utbGt p.on and which is de-
useytd ia the deed from David
.t.. To- sail The Farmers
oau and Trust Company of
4, S7i, registered iu the
s'er of Nortlam pton unity,
F., page li5, and which i !,
..3 tn deed from J. w. Urqu-
% the raid Tire Farmers
lgsu aud Trust Compauy Of
r. i-16, fegistGre1 in same
EHss TO-, ana also described in
yecuted by the said Farm
Llau ana Trust Company to
Ns Falcon, dated May IL, 1875, as
vs. ,h -eve al deed de- will more
.nd having been made on
holders of said note to make
lor 70 pay said indebtedness
SAID Urquhsrt's land will be
SD IA .se TO the State Of
an annual rent OF s i.6Nt
O. purchase tor 81 ,UC0 both o
rg Jauaary /, 1900, snt which
lhp scaled agreement made an(
90 eto ar %, 1859, by and be
ls uGy nd a. II. Grandv, part
GraDdy & Sons, Of Norfolk
N Granny a. executor of Will.sn
the first part, and John w
er tord county, North Circlina
second part In which his Wit
J thC tate Of North Carolin
taIau h the board of director
ldy o said State party of tn
which ia recorded on age 39l
a - Of oOk 81 in the Office c
ei Dae's q said county Of North
THIS February 6, 1893,
NN.G ILL HARDY, Trustee.
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ASK
w. II. KING * O.
About those two free tickets to tie
w OI.l d's Fair.
You NAV get one
You NAV set one

ShE o. VALU BILE CITY PROPF RTY-
BY virtue ofs ecree Of the Superior court
of " ke cou ty in the suecial roc e "a ns- e,-
ntl' j y. Holding, sdnlrisir tor Cf y V.
DeHtou, ssed, - " X ienton ct sls
vii Sc on Monday the 9th dsy OF March.
l. 'S, st u o'clock M, at the court house door
Of said county Of Wske in the city Of Il. e'gh
the following described ropertv; Two (2l
stores aud lots on EXchsng- lace in the city
of Raleigh, bouLd, q on tee north by the store
= d 1t OF W. {. II A. b. Struna ~h's. on the
esst by he store and lot allotted TO Nh
Denton 81 dover on the south hy said Fx-
cha ge, snl on the wee: by the store house
a q lot of l.. ID Cast'eberry, ssid store build
lnss are row II gooi condition and re- for
s1tO each per uoath. ALSO a house and
lot IN the eAstern part Of the city of Raleigh
bounded on the north by the land of Kate
oonght riv on the es-t by the Lands OF Mrs
Podle Perry, on the south pv 1 abs rrus street
and on the west by he lands Of John Jones
con'aining = acre L ore or les- Ter of
snle: One-third cssh one-third In nine
months, and the balance in fifteen months
from day OF ssle, the urchaeer 70 execute
notes for the deferred payments. bee ing it,
teTest from dav of sale at Ter cent per an
mum. The title reserved until purchase
a. oney Is pad IN full. turchAsers allowed to
pay fall sm unit each il desired.
February -, 1893.
\. HOLDING,
Administrator ana Commission
fact--t,fs
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BeaIe,s Nomination Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The senate
has confirmed the nomination of Truxtan
Beale, of California, to be minister and
consul general to Roumania, SerVie and
Greece.