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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
CirCulares merCantiles,

Las hemos recibido particlpando-
nos:
Que en- HumaCao los sefiores
Rodrtgues Hnos y Bertr6n, en- u.
qWidGCi6n, han dividido por m6.
tuo acuerdo las existenCias de su
estsblecimiento, CON facultades re-
cfprocas para consagrarse to-
da clase de negoCios. La liQui-
daci6n de la CASA continusrA 4
cargo de los Sres D. Jose Rodriguez
de las Albas y D. Juan Bertran y
Oasalas. Las C0nsignaCiones pen.
dienJes de venta ser&n realizaGas
por los Sres. socios liquidadores.
Se ruega & los que han favorecido
CON sus c0nsignaciones Y demAs
negocios 4 la citada casa que no
0fect1en nuevos embarques diri-
gidos 8 consignados & la misma, por
haber cesado de ser importadora
Los Sres Rodriguez Hnos y Ber-
tran en- liquidaci6n, seguirAn, hasta
nuevo aviso, siendo consignatarios
6 agentes de las lineas de vapores
"Serra'', de Barcelona, y de los Sres
Sobrinos de Herrera, de 10 Haba
ns;s
Que sc he tornado en- Ia propia
villa dc Humacao una sociedad CO.
mercial que girara bsjo la rax6n de
Bertr6n HermGnos y Sc dedicar& q
toda clase de negocios, especial
mente q los de compra yyenta, al
por mayor y menor, de mercancias,
ferretsrfa, provisiones, compra de
frutos y Consignacl6n de buques;
Que en- San Sebastian (Pepino)
Sc ha disuelto 10 sociedad LGMrnG
ga q Co, a 10 cual sucede otra, en-
comandita CON igual denomination,
para dedi0arse 4 los mismos ne
goCios que 10 disuelta, de cuya Ii
lquidaci6n se encarga la nueva.
Deseamos & tod0s prosperidades
sin fin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
LOg INFANYES DE- gSPANA.
Con el mayor guato copiamos
de IL Gaceta de hoy 10 que Va q
continuation:
"G0BIERNO GENERAL
ISLA DE PUERTO RICO.
SecYetaria.-NegOoiGdo 1:
SALUDO De IS. AA.
PJJERFTO : RICO.

SeoYetaria.-NegooiGdo 1:
El Excmo Sr Presidente del
Consejc de Ministries, en- csblegra.
ma de esta fecha, dice al Excmo
Sr Gobernador General 10 si.
guiente:
"Sensdozes y Diputados Anti
tillas fueron acogidos por SIS.
AA. con gran bsnevolencis, ma
nifsstandose deseoa dc conocer
esa, por 10 que expresaEon gran
diosi.imo interes, encargando 8
todos que anticipasen su saludo q
sus hahitantes.- Representation
de eaa lila sgradeci6 esta cari1o-
% deferencia, asegurando . SIS.
AA. que seria correspondents con
entusiasmo.
Lo que de orden de s. E sc
publica en- Ia Gaceta de este dis
para general eonocimiento.
Puerto Rico, II de Abril de
1893.-El Gecretario del Gobier.
no General, Manuel MoriGpo. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
PARTIDA.

En- Ell vapor.correo del Is, y por
conseio facultativo, ha salido con
direction a la Peninsula ell primer
dependiente de esta CASA, don An
gel de la Fuente, quien regressT&
tan pronto como enCuentIe el ali
vio de su quebrantada saluI.
Deseamos al muy estimado de.
pendiente feliz visje y buen re-
greso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

Esta, esta 90 Ia causa de 10
especie de silencio y de quietud
que 60 notan en- las gentes au-
tonomietss,. despue, de los voce.
rios con que, por medic oe gu
prensa enrag6, quisieron atro-
narnos y ensordscernos, dias ha
solamente, CON motive de Ia rG-
ducci6n de la quota electoral para
Diputados Cortes. y con mot,vo
tambien de los Il timos Comicios.
SaIvo alguno que otro grito
estent6reo que suena alla por 10
Ciudad del Sur, en- los 6rganos
del maItrecho partido, todo es
calma y silencio en- las huestes
un tempo tan impresionsbles y
af i9nadAs 4 Ia imprecaci6n, 4 10
| Ijeremiada, al estr1endoso concer-
tante.
Sc han al fin hecho cargo de
que CON sus propagandas y pro-
cedimientos, muy en- rifis con los
que ell pal. dssea y anna, muy en-
pugna con los que Ia sensatez y
Ia cordura presonizan, "aran en-
el mar" cual dijo Bolivar, seg6n
10 historic asegura, momGntos an.
tee de morir, aludiendo q su obra
emancipadora de gran parts del
IContinente hIspano.americano.
| Y cuAndo los que suelen aIzar
mss el diapAson de sus pasiones
bajan este de considerable mode,
|Ique sobrevisne2 El silencio, aun
que Sea relative, y por ende Ia
ausenciA de Ia algsxara mortifcan
to, con 10 restituci6n de IL Tranquil
lidad y del reposo por squela
shuy entados en- instantes de con.
fusion y sobreaalto.
| lOjala ojala que este dure
mucho, que esto Sc aisnce, que
el fragoroso estallido de aversio,
nes y rencores que carecen de ra-
z6n de ser, no se olga nj re-
percuta JAm6s entire n0sc tros, y
en- pax = en- gracia de Dios, como
se dice vulgarmente, y libres de
presiones paaiOnales y dc enojos
que no &c explican entire hernia
NOS, y los cuales tAnto han subyu
lgado . nuelttos adversarios, po-
DANES todos, en- este palenque
ide 10 prensa, discutir y reso' :
yer tfanquiIa y satisfactoriamen,
to, con 10 apetecible altezA ds
miras, los krduos proklemas qu,
afectan q eata quelida Provin-
cia esPafiola y llamadcs estGr
& ser factories importantes d.
su mayor prosperidad, de 81
mayor progreao. de gu mayor
bienandanzs, de su felicidad mo
raj y material, que q todos inte.
ress, que de todos debe ser Aspi
racion preferente y fervientlsima
No hay que perder de vista quI
nihil UiOlentWna perma1et.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
VARIEDADES.
-UN SERMON.

81 l: de Enerc de 1901, llegu6
muy temprano d Roma, y 10 pri-
nero que hioe fu6 correr 8 la bs.
silica de San Pedro 4 prepararme
mi lugar, para OR el sermon que
debia prsdicar en- lengua espanoa
IN agustino de quien SO esperaba
gran cosa segdo los peri6diccs.
| Ay de mil crei llegar & muy buen
tempo, , he aqui que me enCuen-
tro poblada de fisles la sagrada
nave. Gentes de todoa lugares, y
principalmente peregrlnos de Be-.
pafs, Portugal y America, habian
madrugado para ir 8 coloCarse 10
mas cerca posib'e del orador reli-
gioso. Luch6, forcejee; Dor fn
logr6 colocarme victoriosamente.
Grandes citios srdian en- los alta
res. El altar mayor resplandecia
de oro y de luz con sus soberbias
columnas salom6nicas. Tods la
inmensa basilica estaba llena de
un esplendoroso tyiunfo. De GUAM
do en- cuando potentes y profundos
estallidos de 6rgano hacian vibrar
de ammonia el ambiente oloroso 6
incienso. El gran p6lpito 90 le-
Ivantaba suntuoso Y monumental,
iaguardando el momento de que
On 81 resonase Ia palabra del So
ceEdote. Pas6 Ell tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

Sr Director del BoLEr1N MER-
CANTIL.
En Ia GacstG n6mero 40 del mar.
tes II del actual aparece una cir
cular del Excmo Sr Gobernador
General, que se ref1ere 6 los d6bi-
tos por ejercicios cerrsdos con que,
seg6I un estado que ha sido for
mado por Ia Intendencia con vista
de los datos que regulsrmente ha
bfsn pasado las administraciones
locales, resultan diferentes Ayun
tamientos de esta Provincis; y co.
mo observe que entire estos figu.
"a ell de Juapa Diaz adeudando la
suma de 2,GS5 pesos SO Centsvoa
sin expresarse nj el afio de que pro
cede ell debito nj la clase de riQue
"a q que fu9 impuesto, habiendo
tenido a mi cargo Ia recaudaci6n
de las oontribuoiones del Estado,
como Pfesidente del Ayuntamien-
TO de dicho pueblo, desde eI ejer-
cicio de 1858 & SO hasta ell mes de
Abril de 1883, en- cuyo periodic
quedarcn completamente liquida-
das sin deberse nm Centsvo al Es-
tado, seg6n cartas de pago que
existen Z cargo de este munich
'pio, y como fee comprebado
en- distintss ocaslones con las II
quidsciones que ga hlcleran p r la
Administrator local con vista de
los cargos J entregas, convene q
mi gesti6n que por sQulen CORES.
ponda Sc especiflquen los amos de
que provienen los debitos y eu cla-
sitlcaci6n, para que de esa msnera
puedan aquellos contsibuyeutes
venlr en- conoclmiento de que. si on
realidsd existen esos descubiertos,
er msnera alguna correspondent 6
Ia epoca de mi acci6n administrs.
tiva, que, cual dejo d cho, sc en-
cuentra en- su totalidad liquidada,
seg1n con Las eartas de pago CORES
pondientes, extendidas en- legal for
ma sfo pOr aho, puede probar el
Ind cadO Ayuntamiento, pues en-
su poder 90 eneuentran, sin faltar
una s.quiera.
81 el dsbIto ese procede del item
DO de los antiques Receptores de
Hacienda, 6 de antes de mi salids
de sqaella Acadia. aai aparecera
las oosas en- el lugar de-
Dido y el Ayuntamiento y con.
tribuyehtes dc Ia actualIdad So en-
terArAn de 4 qse ejercicios y q
que eoncepto corresp0nde el debl-
10 q favor del Estaao, sin dar lugar
dudAs nj aupoasclones err6neae.
Peto al NAL no recuerd /, creo
que tamb.en fueron liquidados los |
rjerclcioa de l,Ss6 Z 66 hasta l ,S6T
/ CS, aunqne de cato no pucdo res
ponder COO In mismA segurlda1,
paes ttsos Alcaldes Prcsidentes
sgan loa que estAhan al frente de |
lqu sllA A manifestation, y supon-
70 que el AyuntamIento de Juaaa
OiAs. con visfa del cargo que Sc i /
lacc. y ssnieudo en- su poder como
icnc loa documensos neeeser.osI
,aEA probaf euAnto dejo manifesto |
10, grsllonas& 10 nceesaElo para
Iue as haga luG exolAgeolendo todoI
ual Corresponds con mGa motive
Icy, qus ccmpcnea paste de aeue-I /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19
81 Excmo Sr Gobernador Gere
ra'. Va en- otra parte.

81 Excmo Sr Gobernador Gere
ra'. Va en- otra parte.
Real Decreto admitiendo Ia di
mission del cargo de Ministro DE-
Marina al Capitan de Navio de
|: clase D. Pascual Cervera y
Topete.
Otro nombrando en- 50 lugar
al Contraalmirante de la Armad do
D. jose Pasqufn y de Juan.
Real Decreto sobre reforma de
Is Demareaci6n Notsrial de Cuba
que ha de cumplirse en- esta I I,la.
Relaciones de los votantes que
tomaron parte On 10 recisnte cleo.
ci6n de un Diputado d Cortes por
el Diatrito dc Coamo.
Sc hace pdblico por la Secreta
ria del Institute que del Is 4 fine,
del entrante mes de Mayo 90 cons
tituiran los tribunales de IL ense
fianza Official para dar valdez aca
demica q los estudios privados d.
Ia 2: y de aplicaci6n.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

mes y patri6ticos principles &
ideales; ellos ven que el tliunfo
del porvenir es de los Incondi-
cionales, como 10 fue el del pA"
sado, como 10 es el del pre-
sente. porque la juaticia de su
causa immortal 10 abona--y de
ahi la postraci6n, de Ahi Ii iner =
cia, de ahi la amsrga conviction
del exito imposibe que han hecho
press de Lac falanges adversaris
nuestraD, de aquel autonomismo
aver pujsnte, con pujapzs efime'
70, hoy, exsngie, imagen de ur
modernisimo Prometeo sujtto Q
las rocas de un dessliento rAyanc
con Ia desesperaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

lls corporation varios Oonceia'es
que tambi6n 10 fueron durante los
amos arriba expresados Y de todo
estau bien enterados.
Suplico v, Sr Director, SO sir
va dar oabida en- las columnas de
su ilustrado peri6dico & Ia anterior
manif+staC On, por 10 que tiene el
gusto de anticipate gracias gu
sffmo s.. s..
Q. B. s. M.
p. de EohevarrtG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

III schor o4c'in, CoEsejsro nnni.
eipal Dc PAgta tahgieantc de Apa-
FAtoa do chimrncas y pEuwrcdos de
II Oamrahis. cFe3o aimemeasc en-
Ia obFA PeFo ia dia. uaaa eoml.
sionsssde 8 = 10 8. 8 le faeson pe.
d das pos Ice sgestxs, y penso que
la OompaAia eatAoA saEAhaAa /
dsaas snsoness pssdi6 10 eonaaasa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-19

Oosmo, Abril II de 1898.

Sr Director del BoLETIN MER-
OANTl.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-18
WINSTON FORGING AHEAD.
Plans for Another Magnificent Hotel
COnsu umm aled

WINSTON y. C., Feb. l7.-Special Win
ston Salem will in the near future have a
tirst-class hotel. Arrangements have been
about cousummated for the building Of
handsome three-story structure on the corner
of main and Second streets occupying four
lots belonging to ID. : Reid, Miss Mollie
Watkins, DR.. c. j Watkins aud Mrs. l.. X.
Stanton. All of these, with the exception of
the one owned by Miss Watkins, now oc-
cupied by two-story business houses. The
hotel will be constructed so a. to give four
handsome store rooms and main hotel Office
on the ground floor, with an electric elevator
for reaching the hotel proper on the second
and third floors The building will contain
about seventy rooms and will be fitted
throughout with all the modern appliances
necessary for a hotel and will be first class in
every particular. The work will probably be
commenced in early spring and completed 10y
midsummer. One of the most successful and
popular hotelists in the south will take
charge.
There has been unusually heavy rainfall
here this afternoon
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-18

UnfavOrable Weather and Had Roads
Check the Trade

New YORK, Feb. 17-BradsIreet to-mor-
row -ill say: Features of the general trade
situation this week include a check 10 husi-
ness OF the south and in portions of the west
and north because Of the unfavorahle weather
and resulting bad roads. Leading grocery
staples, grain, cotton, pork low grades OF cat
tie aud hogs are lower in price, while ad
yances are noted in print cloths, leather
hides, lard, sugar, white pine lumber. rubber
eoods and in Bessemer pig iron and steel at
Plttsburg. The decrease Of l-Sc in cotton
prices appears based on some Unexpectedly
free movement which point, unless there
should be perpendicular drop in receipts
soon, to crop Of not far from $50 tOo
bales instead of lower totals SO vigorously ad-
vanced few weeks ago. kilograms from
| the leading southern markets agree that the
continued wet weather has had an uufavor-
able effect on general trade. and muddy
| roadways have checked movements of com
mercial travellers we'll as mercantile col
| lecttons. AT Nashville country merchants
are making purchases in person rather more
| numeronsly than elsewhere. but Charleston.
| Memphis, Atlanta, Birmingham and Calves
| ton, until in reporting other features men
| toned The carnival has iuterfered witt
wholesale trade at New Orleans The de
| preston In cotton prices is reported respon
sible for some of the check To trading on ia,
| part OF interior southern merchants.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-18
NOTICE.

e-.gNuce Of deed of trust executed on
t AS q May, 1878, by and between
Gs..T tsson and wife RosAlina, Of Hert.
".,rr,g m the State Of North Ca olins,
.,. ne irst part and Caldwell Ha; dy,
49, st, II Norfolk, party Of the second
Nb,ok A. IN the once of the Register Of
o.l.lf Northampton county and State Of
yV,N rsruhnA to secure certain indebted
an, therein described, owing to the Far
sr1 Merchants Loan and Trust Com.
w., by gote May 10, 1875 and due Janusrv
r'1.s hr on thousand dollars with interest
:. ...ssreIl stated, and which Is now held and
's~s5ieC o w. Grandy & Sons, and which
-, ftfu paid and the default Of paymer I
49,. .te undersigned trustee, will on the
s,E 4sy March, 1893, sell for cash to the
Ssse.. Ger At the court house in Jackson,
.3 .ls1ty OF Northampton and State of
y,',b caro- ina, the following real estate
gt The tract of land described in sad
S.si frust As lying sin Occoneechee Neck
..1t.ku.yu as Urquhsrts land" containing
:. s.r- stsd sixteen hundred acres lying in
aI county OF Northampton and which is de-
'.,.bs4 ana e,nveyed in the deed from David
h,- Il. trustee TO the said The Farmers
ssI Merchants Loan and Trust Company of
M e8st VI July al, 1874, registered in the
the RI gister of Eorthamp ton Q unty,
,G,..s, book IS, page l4i, and which i,
,,,,p described in the deed from j. w. Urqu-
-. commissioner 10 the said The Farmers
"a Merchants Loan and Trust Company OF
ire January ~, 1915, registered in same
H,s to.k s :, page l3l, and also described in
Reed heretofore executed by the said Farm
s-A1t Me- rhsnts Lc an and Trust Company tC
hend John W. Fsison, dated May II, 1875, al
* reference 10 which several deeds will more
1lvspuear, de and having been made OF
re 81 the said holders of said note to make
,cch sAIe IN order 10 pay said indebtedness
The -se Of said Urquhsrts land will b,
made subject 70 the lease TO the State o
North Carolina at an annual rent OF 81. go
,al Al option 70 purchase for $2),OOO both o
sh.h viii expire January /, 1900. and whicl
Ne referred in the sealed agreement made an,
nered into on October 80, 1889, by and be
,voeu Y W Grsndy and A. H. Grandv, par,
usrs As O. W Grandy q Sons. Of Norfolk
n and O. W. Grandy as executor Of william
>edea, parties OF the first part, and John "
Flison, Of HEREFORD county, North Csrolins
;Hr ot the second part in which his Wit
sec loiu-d and the etste Of North Carolin
r.lg by and through the board of director
,; lie gtuitentiary OF said State party Of th
bird art. which Is recorded on raee 80
N2{g }9i aud sos OF book 81 in the Office
ae Regst n Of Deeds OF said county OF Nortl
In,uu This February l8, 1893.
CALDM ELL HARDY, Trustee.
Sskt-
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-18

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 1.-THE South
ern Lumber Manufacturing Association
met here this morning for two days
session. One hundred members were
present The morning hours were de-
voted to discussion of the best plan to
improve the selling price of yellow pine
lumber. The afternoon session was con-
sumed in committee work. Only one
committee, that of grades and classifca
ton, reported, and that was to the effect
that the same grade and classification
now prevailing be retained in force for
the ensuing year. The association then
| adjourned until to morrow.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-18
The Clark Trial COnclu dc d /.

DANvILLE, Va, Feb. 1.-THE case Of
J. T. Clark, indicted for the murder Of
Rev. J. r. Moffitt, was concluded in
Hastings court to day, after ten days
trial. The jury, which was brought here
from Lynchburg to try the case, rendered
verdict of msnslsnghter, fixing the
punishment at five years in the peniten-
tia-y. Mofitt having been prohibition
leader and editor of prohibition paper,
it has been charged in the church and
prohibition papers that his murder was
the result of a conspiracy. Counsel was
employed by friends of the deceased to
assls: the prosecution. Counsel on both
sides said in their speeches that nothing
in the evidence showed any conspiracy,
aud that it was merely personal matter
only fight between two men, in which
one was killed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-18
TEL LEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

WAsHINGToN.-Rear Admiral Angus
tus Case, OF the United States navy, |
died here this morning.
CHARLESTON, s. C.-Fire in Florence
o-day destroyed tobacco warehouse
with $4,000 worth of manufactured
tobacco.
LoNDoN-In the House of Commons
to-day, after a long debate, the home
rule bill was read for the first time, and
the second reading was fixed for March
18th.
ROME, Gs.-It has rained heavily here
for over forty eight hours and still con-
tinues. The river is rising rapidly and
indications now are that the city will be
flooded by nightfall
New YoRK-Jas. q. Blaine, young
son of Mrs. Marie Nevins Blaine and
grandson of the late Jas. G. Blaine is i'll
with scarlet fever at the New York hotel.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.-This morning the
Jury in the Mcdonald will contest re.
turned verdict for the plaintiff. This
breaks the will of the late Senator Nc
Donald.
WASHINGTON. Senator Sherman has
offered in the senate his bond Issue
amendments to the sundry civil appro-
pristion bill and it is being debated upon
| the point of order made by Mr.. Stewart.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Correspondence
cent into the Senate by the President to
accompany the Hawaiian treaty contains
the text of Secretary Fosters despatch
of February 11th, an abstract of which
went out by the last mails to Honolulu
disavowing Minister Stevens protec-
torate.
TOPEKA, Ksn.-NothiDg has occurred
to-day in the legislative war more serious
than a scuffle when the militia guard
endeavored to stop the passage of food
to the besieged republican house. One
of the guards received bloody nose and
the food passed on to its destination.
Negotiations between the governor and
the legislature have been progressing all
day, but no result is as yet announced.
SAN Francisco, Cal.-The steamer
Belgic arrived at Boclock this morning
from Hong Kong and Yokohoma Wis
Honolulu. She reports the American
flag still flying at Honolulu and every
thing progressing smoothly under th'
new government. Steamer Monowsi from
Sydney was at Honolulu and was 10 sal
four hours after the Belgic. On the 5tl
inst. martial law was declared off by tn
provisional government.
LAKE WooD, n. J.-Mr. Clevelan'
announced this evening that J. Sterlin
Morton, of Nebraska, who visited hir
at his request TO day, was rendered tn
secretaryship of agriculture and accepted
Mr.. Morton is one of the most prominen
democrats in the state of Nebraska. II
. has been in the state legislature, and W.
Z talked of as candidate for governor La
fall. Very little is known of him in tn
;. east, but he has been prominent tigul
: in the west for number of years. II
had a proprietary interest in an Omaf
newspaper at one time.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-18
Notice of Sale.

RIB CAROLINA, Srppprop rorpr
WAKE COUNTY. "iAo" oo"A
Andrew Syme, administrator Of c. II
weathe- et ais, plaintiffs vs.. Mrs.
NJ A. Weathers e. ais. defendants.
By virtue Of authority conferred upon
me as commissioner by order of court in
the above entitled action, will expose for
sale al public outcry at the court house
door 2 Rae Il, !, c., and sell TO tie h. h
est bidder tor ash on Monday, the 18th
DAY o. March 1873. all that lot CT parcel OF
land 10 Wake county, North Carolina, in
the corporate limits OF the city OF Raleigh,
.iiusted on Blount street, adjoining lots
formerly owned respectively by Lynn
Adams. Geo + Curtis, Zach Patton aud
Others being part of lot No so in the plan
Of the city and more fully described in the
complaint
w. j PEELE,
Commissioner.
Pee.e & Maynard, Attorneys for Plain
ufs. febS tds
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-18
SALEOFyALUABLE RESIDENCE

On Thursday, the lst day of March,
~ II 2 IN at the court house door in
ne city Of Raleigh, will sell at public
auction. for cash, the real estate described
y certain deed Of trust executed by
Caas d. Upchurch ct al, recorded in the
otice Of the register of deeds of Wake
county, book SO, page 651, fronting ninety
'eet On Fayetteville and Salisbury streets
and two hundred and ten feet on Lenoir
street, folly described in said deed Of
tFust There Is on this lot one of the
hAndsomest and most valuable residences
u the city Of Raleigh, having all modern
oonveuiences gas, water, &c. Also stables
Alt necessary out-houses.
This sale Is made under provisions con-
lsrred n the deed of trust aforesaid ar
'y virtue OF an order Of the Superior
court in special proceeding entitled w
Hollemon ct al, vs. g. ID. Upchurch
9 al appointing me trustee to execute
BE trusts aforesaid, the trustee named in
&.i Iced being dead. This ia first lien
ae and title Hereunder perfect.
THOS. K. PURNELL,
Sn3itfs Trustee.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-18
Suicide of a Farmer and His Wffe.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Feb T.-EarIy this
morning two hunters stopped for shelter at
the farmhouse of John Oesterman, near Ma
pies, Ind, fifteen miles east of Fort Wayne.
They knocked at the door and receiving no
response forced their way in. On the bed
lay the bodies of Oesterman and his wife,
who had evidently committed suicide by
taking arsenic. A halfused package of the
poison lay on the table. Oesterman, who
lived on rented farm, was very poor and the
suicide was evidently due to poverty and de
spondency The bodies were still warm when
discovered bY the hunters.