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The state chronicle., 1893-02-15
Trying to Prevent a Strike.

LONDON, Feb. lahore of the master
cotton spinners of Lancashire have given
notice that they are willing to sct in
unison With the Master spinners Fedora
ton and cease to work in order to pre-
vent those of their employees who belong
to the operatives union from aiding those
who are out on the strike against pei
cent. reduction in wages, proposed by
the federation to the mill owners, Sew
enteen millions of spindles are idle, an6
/ 200, 900 working short.
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clEoFyALUABLE RESIDENCE

p thursday, the LIST dav If March,
~ Hl2 m, At the court house door in
ne ity o. Ra eigh, / will sell at public
s1c.o7 ior cash, the real estate described
u tertain deed Of trust executed by
('ss tpchurch ct a., recorded In the
r4cy q he register Of dee q Of Wake
county, hook -, page 65l, /. ont,ng ninety
he. on FAYETTEVILLE and Salisbury streets
~ 'wo ohrndrsd and ten feet on Lepoir
street. lis described in said deed of
INST There Is on this lot one of the
Arasores and most valuable residences
me city OF Raleish having all modern
,onveuien, es gas wat+r tc Also stables
and nee, ssary ont houses
This -sle T. made under provisions COD
'errt6 iD The deed Of trust aforesaid u d
by virtue Ct an order 4 the Superior
CONT pes,a. ~ cee'ing ertftle1 w
II Hol em71 ~ II vs g y Upcnnrch
eta appointing me trustee to execute
.br '-g c. azores sd tn trustee named in
said dAe beng dead This Is first lien
sale sId Title hereunder pc feet.
IHOS. X PURNELL,
an Its Trustee.
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HI'f rkJPEBTY FOR SALE.-By virtue
" y iced ct mortgage executed by Alfred
.st aal l9rnela, his wife, l will offer for
"e 81 the court house door in Raleigh on
til 'h 18th day Of Feb uary, 1893, at II
t.1cs 70 The following lot of land: Begin
tlsE 8 -'ske on line on South street, run
ris-.J 1Js feet and inches TO the gas
1.e branch aud tn going east slor with
ls O. house branch, and then goes south
Alts With the gas houee branch to South
'raefsti .aen runs west with said street g.
.ss' a1i inches There is new house or
tetar Title perfect Terms cash. For fur
le' part ulars see book l2l at page 458
,scs'f Z leeds Office, Raleigh, n. G. Thii
lA11Arr -3 4, 1898.
J. G. l.. HARRIS,
Attorney for Mortaagee.
an td-
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sale of Land

On Tuesday, the 7th day ~ March. 1888. st
l2 m. at the court house door in the city of
RAleigh, will cell at public auction . lot of
land iituated on lane running from Fact
DAVE street extended 10 East Lenoir street,
extended just east II the city of Raleigh and
fronting - feet or said lane and fully de-
rcribed IN & decd OF tfu-t recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds of Make coun-
II, book lis, page IL, to which reference is
hereby made ar n psTt Of tthl= sdvertiseu ent.
sale msde under and hy virtue of n deed of
trust executed 70 me hy Annie Haywood, the
record of which is above referred To and AZ
the requert II the cestue qu. iiurt therein
named Tern r, cash
THOS r. PURSELL,
iebS-td- Trustee.
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American University.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA The senate
to-day passed the house bill incorporat-
ing the American University of which
Bishop John F. Hurst of the Methodist
Episcopal church, is the chancellor and
active promoter. The university charter
was temporarily secured two years ago
under the general incorporation laws Of
the District of Columbis, but the special
charter from congress was found to b.
necessary TO meet the rapid advancement
Of the project. The law now to be passed
gives the university broad and liberal
charter under which it can carry for
ward its highest aims with Increased
promise Of success
The state chronicle., 1893-02-15
Southern Fever Among Cattle.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Secretary
Rusk has issued circular to the mana
gers and agents of the railroad and
transportation companies, stockmen and
others, notifying them that contagious
and infectious disease known as sple-
netic or southern fever exists among the
cattle in the belt of country which he
describes in detail and which extend.
from Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee tt
North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland
From the 18th of February to the first OF
December 1898, no cattle are to be trans
ported from said area to any portion o
the United States north or west of tn,
desired line, except by rail for immedi
ate slaughter
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SALEoFvALUABLE CITY PROP

~ erty.-by virtue OF authority conferr-
Ell by deed OF mortgage executed 10y q. b.
Upchurch aud wife Adeline, recorded in
the cfiice of the Register OF Deeds OF Wake
county, rook l2i, PAGE 553. viii sell for
cssh AZ public auction at the court house
door In Raleigh on Monday the ath day
of February. 1898. q certain lot in the city
of Raleigh on the south side of West Davie
street. adjoining the lands OF =. + Moore's
heirs and J. w Brown. known IA the
German lot, together with the improve
ments thereon, more fully describedin
said deed of mortgage.
Time or sale az O'Clock ~.
PAt r & BOUSHALL,
Jag tbs Attorneys for Mortgagee
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OlU bs Must Pay Taxes.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14-The Su
preme court yesterday handed down an
opinion in the case of State vs.. The Bos
ton and Pickwick Clubs, the two crack
social organizations of the city, for suits
for license for following the business Of
liquor dealers and keeping billiard and
pool rooms and restaurant. The court
ordered that the defendants be held liz
ble for all licenses from 1883 TO date.
The Sunday law is not mentioned in the
opinion, but its claimed that the clubs are
placed on an equal footing with saloons
The law will be operative in their cases
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NOTICE.

hrB CHot fSA.-Wake County.
). X. Horn vs.. Lewis II. Maroon.
hfvr'le Of an execution directed to the
"i-r.lsueA from Jno. w. Thompson, clerk
Nfea1r court Of Wake county in the above
'tei action, I will on the Goth of February,
81 W o'clock m, at the court house door
i'a unity Of Wake in the ci'y Of Raleigh,
& ne highest bidder for cash all risht,
U- SOD interest of Louis II Maroon in fol.
N3as 81 estate, to-wit Fifty acres ore OF
-'s h3.luiug the lands OF 'uo Wesley
Sa.. Mad son Maroon and Yoang Stone
ed by Lewis II. Maroon and situa-
t3ll " axe county, Cary Township, 10 satisfy
.ltu i II :. Il. Horne. Peele & Maynard
"sIt-
NJ W. PAGE,
Sheriff of Wake county.
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FORT WORTH. Tex, Feb. ll.-Rail-
r rysd circles are excited here over the
wholesale dismissal Of passenger conduc-
.crs and porters. A number Of the oldest
passenger conductors and porters ON the
Texas and Pacific, Cotton Belt, Missouri,
< 1nsas and Texas and Union Pacific
roads have received blue envelopes. No
reason for the dismissais is given.
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Carli.iess Successor.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. Il The two
houses of the legislature this afternoon
balloted separately for successor to Mr..
Carlisle 10 the United States Senate. The
vote was as follows: Senate-Lindsay
(dem }, 16 Augustus E. Wilson (rep },
6; House-Lindsay So, Wilson l3. The
Populists voted for Lindsay The joint
ballot will be taken TO morrow.
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VIII Receive a Marked Copy.

TARBoRo, N. c., Feb. 14.-Special -
Please say that the Southerner has no!
r, fused to publish Mr.. w. Fl. Kitchen.
communication and that he will receive
marked copy. FRANK POWELL,
Editor Southerner.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-15
NORTH CAROLINA,
Notice Of summons
and warrant of at
fachneuf.


and warrant of at
WAKE COUNTY. tachmeut.
Arthur A Spitzer, plaintiff, VS.. Thomas
w. Po ter. doing business as Porter *
Co. defendant.
The defendant above named will take notice
that SUM mons IN the above entitled action
war IL ued on the let day Il February. 1888.
by w ID. Haywood, Iusncc Of the PeAce of
Wake county, North CArDina for the sum of
one hundred aud ma, tg-lire dollars and
forty-t~o cents Is ~ ~ due the said plaintiff
By account for personal ~ ~ ses rendered
hIm and expense while rendering tie same,
which summons Il returnabie before the rAid
JuHtice al the Office OF strong 81 strong in the
city OF Rale gh ia said county aud state, On
the 2sth day ~ February. -. j 1893. Tho
defendant Will 4 ~ take notice thAt Il warrant
II attachment Was Issued hy the said justice
on the said let day 81 February, lsg' which
warrant is rcturnrhe before the ssid Justice
at the time aud pisce above named for the re-
| turn Of tire zumtaon-: aud that th8 defendant
| IL requjre4 ~ a"peMr before the said Justice
| N the place above named on the 18th day of
/ March, A ID. iss,3 az th- honr OF II m, and
| and auzwer or demur "a the complaint Of the
pla ntifi, or the reIef g. manoed therein will
be granted.
! This ,st day Of February, A. ID. 1888.
w. II. HAYWOOD, j. l..
| STR lEG * STRONG, Attorneys.
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RALEIGH, y. g.,
Ianu y - S3

sxI. The TyicE IJcEx sls, ~ 80. Lssis, /,
Mo-, have Just rnrsvl u ne market an
elegant STANDARD antique Oak, II. In, +,
RaIl Curtain Desk. complete IN every de-
tail. +. o. 3 st Louis, for 81, and f.
same style and finish, for tZ3 net. spot
cssn. See taeir card in this issue. send
your order direct OF end for special circu-
lar. Bank counters and government work
a speciality. Send in your floor plans for
designs and prices
The state chronicle., 1893-02-15

,.f-s gt. lima, In Justices Court, Raj
tigh Township, before
wtE carNrl ! NJ. B 8arbee, j. P.
ry Falpr W. Dr B. +. Gardner, Mrs.
Fl, Gardner, Henry Pennington.
r,rssAfirE from the afidavit of Fl. r Full
WIZ .t,. acti that DR.. b +. Gardner and
NJ. n. sss Gardner, the defendants there
-,ssrt,. be found in Wake county, and
-. s.tur due dLl gence be found in the
s3.s Aal t arther appearing that the plain
.st,.s cause Of action against the said de-
ar3ir'. tur work and labor done and La
s-,.. ,l- she'd or horse and lot of theirs
rtssd being in Raleigh, N. G.
r.th re re ordered, that notice of this
ve0r rGbHshed once week for six suc-
-.sa pk- in the STATE CHRONICLE, .
s.,svGtw-paper published in Raleigh, N.
.afaus ,htth the title of the action, the
..t. .au. the sane, and requiring the de.
.eisstt1 apr ear on the 25th dav of March
@ before VI b. Bsrbee, Justice of the
F.,tf a. his Office in Raleigh, N O., at II
t0R ri and answer of demur to the com.
,,a or fherelicf demanded will be granted
s. 1musry 23d, 1893
NJ B BARBEE,
Justice of the Peace.
4 HARRIS, Attorney for Plat ntif
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luton and spoke against its adoption.
Senator Olive favored it. He thought |
that the information they contained
should be disseminated. Senator Potter
agreed with Senator Olive. He offered
as an amendment proviso that 20 per
cent. of the original edition had not been
disposed of. Senator Sandifer spoke in
favor of the resolution and read from
several columns of the acts of the Gen.
eral Assembly to show precedents for it's
adoption. The question required upon
the adoption of Senator Potter's proviso.
The amendment was lost. The ayes and
noes were called for. The final vote stood
ayes -, noes ~.
A bill to incorporate the Columbia,
Charlotte and Winston railroad com.
pany passed second and third readings.
| A bill to amend the charter of the
Roaring Gap Summer Resort company
and to confirm the same passed second
and third readings.
A bill to renew and improve the pub
lie road from Elkin, in Surry county, to
Spaata, in Allegheny county, passed Sec
ond and third readings.
| A bill to amend an act to incorporate
Turkey Creek Camp Ground, in Bun
combe county, passed second and third
readings.
A bill relating to the government of
the North Carolina School for the Deaf,
Dumb and the Blind at Morganton
passed second and third readings
A bill to amend chapter 134, of the
laws of 1885, in relation to the working
of roads in certain townships of Meek.
lenburg county was passed over infor.
mslly.
A bill to amend chapter 1875, of the
laws of 1891, in regard to roads in Bun
combe county, passed second and third
readings.
A bill in aid of the North Caroline
school for the deaf. dumb and blind at
Morganton, made special order for mex
Tuesday night at o'clock.
A bill to incorporate the town of Mont
ford, in Buncombe county, passed second
reading.
A bill to amend State grant number
2370, in Swain county, passed secont
and third readings.
Il A bill to amend the charter of tn
town of Old Fort, in Mcdowell county
passed second and third readings.
A bill to incorporate the Mount Pleas
ant Manufacturing Company, passed it
o readings with amendments.
o A bill to amend the charter of tn
town of Shelby, in Cleveland county
q passed second reading.
: A bill to incorporate the town of Grit
ton, in Pitt county. after some debat
4 between Senators James and Potter
passed its second reading.
f A bill to empower the governor to ap
point and assign Judge to hold any {
O the superior courts of the state in Gas
o of sickness or other disability. This
very important measure. Havin
# passed its second reading, Senator Ay
. cock objected to its further considers
ton on this day, but on motion of Sen'
i. tor Jones the rules were suspended an
n the bill placed upon its immedia
passage. The ayes and noes were o
dered and the vote stood ayes 33, no.
70 9; 90 the bill passed its third and fin
70 reading and was ordered to be engrOsse
5nd sent to the house of represep tative
At 9 O'Clock the senste adjourned
4 meet again to morrow at 1890 a. m.
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SALEoF VALUABLE CITY

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE CITY
- Property.-By -irtue OF decree OF the
superior court q Wake county in the special
proceedings Tor partition, entitled Msulsey
A. Bosers snd others, ez-T srte, No. 592 spe-
ciai Proceedings dOcks; ~ said court, will
Offer for ssie - the highest BIDDER st public
ouicry, 81 the court house door, N the city OF
Raleigh, y. O., on
Monday, the ST. dsy OF February, 1898.
81 IL O'Clock NJ, the lot of land situ.ted on
Martin street, IN said city, known As the
'FowIE BUuDISe," adjoining the lots Of A.
/. Mia, b. T. Williamson, And others, 'front.'
ing 50 feet on Martin street and extending
back l63 feet.
Terms Of sAie-One-hAi Of the purchase
money % be PAL q in cash. snd the remainder
IN twelve months from dsy OF sale, the de-
ierrec payments 10 bear : per cent. interest
ARNISTEAD JONES,
decSl-tds CommiAuioner
TLis sale has been postponed until Mon
day, February 2sth, lsgS, Al - o'clock IN.
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Notice of Sale.

IN atHA SUPERIOR oURr
svms Administrator of G. H
ais plaintiffs VS. Mrs
Nrathers e. als.. defen iants
,p as authority conferred upon
r- ,sioper by order of court in
.Js entitled actioa, will expose for
aa5.t cutlery at the court house
'.s gAp sh, G., and sell to the h,s h.
Isr s. ish on Monday, thr 18th
yar,n Sg}, II that lot CT parcel ot
4 wake county, North Carolina, In
+. 5-p1Ate llmi $ OF the city OF Raleigh,
-.-t.-d Hount street, adjoining lots
s.~.. owned respectively bv Lynn
,i'r.. Geo urtis Zach Patton and
ss..-. bt.u, part Of lot No. so in the plan
I,,s.# u3 more fully described in TIE
w J PEELE,
Commissioner.
e,,.- Maynard, Attorneys for Plain
n. fsbS I'd.
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,.f IN. -m.u, Greensboro, Ga, writes:
NJ " rrud who has been entr ely
a' .r ly scr, frlous breaking out cf
q. the rkin, and the u.e of
rtaGt II 4 Two DO ties of b b ef-
} W. .te cure l know of several
Ei diseases cured speedily by the
The state chronicle., 1893-02-15
A RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS,
The \ c. Wagon Factory
and Material for Sale.

By virtue 81 41thority given ia a deed IN
trust from the North Carolina WAGON
Company recorded ID the Registers Office
Of Wake county IN book -, page r. We
Will sell on
Tuesday February q, 1896,
he entire te and piaot of the said com
gany, situated Ia the city %
RALEIG II, y. G.,
On the y. G. r. z. with side track leading
through the yard. All the buildings are
commOdiOus and new. The machinery
comparatively new, with capacity Of tween
y wagons per day.
At same time We viii sell a large lot of
anished and unfinished wagons, finished
spOkes, hubs and Tiu.. Also a large lot OF
band On tire iron and round iron, bolts,
Z clips iron aKles and b kinds Of material
4 used in wagon making, iuc4ud'ng about
I Two hundred thousand feet u well season
1 ed oak lumber.
Time Of ale T. O'Clock a. n.
4 Terms, cash: but special terms may be
maize IL sired FOR particulars and cat
alogue giving full description OF plant.
I machinery aud material, apply TO under
signed. ". A. 2AIIs
J. -. HOLDING,
Tauuarv q ~ Tr1EfeeS.
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We announce in advance in order to
avoid confusion that W. H King & Co.'s
drug store, Williams S. Haywood's old
stand will be headquarters FOR GAR
DIN SEEDS this year.
The state chronicle., 1893-02-15

....., writes. Ny mother and Els
3 ! tor seIofSia as rsnsi,Sn and SiCe,s;sd Nd
a HR0A sss cement sss5 s.isssa ss$ s:si IT, "s':
The state chronicle., 1893-02-15

r..t B..w %. B) has Gu, ed
Rm s. &c otuls, eczema aud
rilg g- blood diseas' after other
fG,N 4. tu tried and failed You do
..s fa,r t.y great injusii unless you
,r'-. ant rerntdN trial Send to
su ttlsnts, Ga for illnstrst d
Fl Ear-" dlled with letters from
er.i Hy b B. d
The state chronicle., 1893-02-15
CALENDAR

The following bills we're acted on:
A bill to authorize certain citizens of
Swain county to send their children to
school in Graham county, passed over
informally.
A bill to authorize the commissioner
of Arson county to levy a special tax,
passed third reading.
A bill to empower the councilmen OF
Edenton TO build market house, passeG
third reading.
A bill to authorize the commissioner
OF Richmond county to sell the poo
house and issue bonds, passed third read
ing.
A bill to incorporate the town of Pen
dleton in the county of Northampton
passed third reading.
A bill to amend the charter of the Ca
barrus Cotton Mill Company, ratified
February o, 1893, passed second ant
third readings
A bill to incorporate the town OF Bos
tick in Rutherford county, passed secon'
reading.
A bill to allow w. A. Queen to peddl
in Swain and Jackson counties withou
paying a license tax, passed third read
ing.
A bill regulating the sale OF wine an
cider in Green county, passed second an
third readings.
A bill to amend chapter 251 OF tn
laws of 1889, passed third reading.
A resolution requiring the Secretary {
State to furnish copies of the Ooloni.
Records to the members of the Geners
Assembly.
Mr.. Jones submitted as a substitute
resolution allowing the Secretary of stat
to sell these books to any person who WI
pay for the same price equal to the or
ginal cost.
Senator Posey spoke against the sui
stitute and in favor of the original bill
Senator Jones spoke for the substitu'
and against the original bill. Senat'
Owens favored the original. Senat.
Day favored the distribution OF Il
Colonial Records. The substitute W
voted down. Senator Jones moved
Law the resolution on the table, and
that motion called the ayes and noe
The motion to lay on the table was lof
ayes II, noes 81. Senator Patters'
, opposed the resolution. He thought
unjust and impolitic. Senators Jone
Lestherwood and Owens favored 7
resolution on the ground that the !
formation was valuable to the peopl
and he would not consider that he "
voting himself personal benefit, at ono
Senator Cooper was opposed 10 tne res
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FOR SALE.
Land For Sale.

We are requested to offer for sale. &C
acres of first class land, adjoining the
limits of this corporation.
Also, one fine property, with good bull.
ding, out houses, stables etc For fur
Their particulars. terms etc.
Address this Office.
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Constitutional Convention.

Ii there Is no reason why a con.
stitutional convention should be
held i'll Louisiana. there was nc
reason for the appointment of a
commission by the first session of
the present Legislature to draft
needed changes in that instru-
ment. a law that requires amen
ding is not a good law. Patch
work is not sound work. 1t is
not wise to put new wine in old
bottles. a vessel that is caulked
and patched and repaired too
much does not answer the helm,
and becomes a plaything at the
mercy of wind and wave.
The movement for convention
meets with the approval of the
leading progressive and thinking
people of the State. 1t is needed
and should he provided for with
out delay. Daily Item.
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keeper of the Corporation
Cart, per his account on
file No Sl4. 1850
May | | W. Paid Louisa Dan
lei pauper per resolution,
Of Council per order of
Mayor on file No SD. 800
May VI ~, Paid Chs. Guer-
Mere for Lumber furnish
ell per his account on file
Mo 776. Gas
May " %, Paid Salary of
Secretary for one month
from April vi to May " ~ 1888
May 81 W, Paid Commission
to Collector and Treasurer
at ) per cents on Sl02 So
100 amount collected by
him from May to June
1913. 51I
Balance i'm Treasury June
1872. IOlI.e4
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FOR SALE.

A small farm. two miles from st. Mar
tih'iiie, measuring about 50 arpents
Arabic land, aud Il arpents of timbered
land. The prairie land is all fenced in.
ana IL well improved, all buildings be-
ing new. u Is not subject TO overflow.
and Is well drained. Conditions.
500 cash. and the balance on easy
terms TO suit the purchaser, for further
particular apply at this office.