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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON 4 CO, AU(TIONEERS
SUCCESSORS TO RADCLIFFE, DARR L. co

CHANCGRY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NO 421
SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST, AND CNnf-
PROVED SIDE LOT.
Under decree of Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia. In Equity Cause 159O3 Quicker vs.
Tucker ct all. will sell. at public auction In
front OF the premises THURSDAY, JUNE
ELEVENTH 1896. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM part
Of lot one a.. In square number eight hundred and
forty-fve ts45). and particularly described in the
or less. improved by a three-story brick dwell
Ing, known as 421 9th street southeast In Washing
ton city. d. c., and having a vacant side lot ia
feet front. running back to alley, which will he
offered separately.
Terms of sale: Onethird purchase money cash
and balance ut and two years from day of
sale, with interest. or all cash. option of pur-
conveyancing at cost of purchaser ~
JOB BARNARD, Trustee
500 9Th st. NV.
ny29d&ds 1425 n v nre
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II. s. DONALDSON, Auctioneer,
$40 f street northwest.
CORNER BI'SINESS PROPERTY At AUCTION
NO. 114J TIL STRICT NORTHWEST, LOT 2Jxl II
III ~

CORNER RrsINESS rRnrEErY At AUCTION.
NO a3 T' TEEE T 20" lNyEFTt a 2Ai'
AID. 1896. AT FIVE O'CIlpW PM. I will sell at
lot H. square 40 improved by a frame dwell
ing
Terms of s-le mad. known at time of sale A
r"yancinG at purchasers cost. je34t
c. Il. SLOAN K CO.. AUCTIoNEERs, 14o7 G ST.
TnEAr4 rH3 oSE2rh OF At
W,,> ATP srk "a Fni N 80 II19J
first day Of April. 1ss2 and duly recorded in Iii,r
No. 1862. folio 45 81 se;. OF the land records
the party secured thereby, We. will sell at public
s NAV ,F II front % the eTTeT on TETnAY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land and
rrrnis, 5; situate in the city Of WASHINGTON. Dis
and parcel of land ard premises known and lis
tlnguishcd az and being all of lot numbered fifty
t-law of George and Ann s. Parker, subdivision
Of part of reservation Numbered ten n0,. as per
pa records of the dce Of tho OF s5 G
District of C"uInhia, fronting twenty-s.ven and
VEST and one hundred and eishtStEr r NORM h,n.
drcdths tlo0.S5 feet A.. street northwest the
So ne being at the southeast corner Of said A. and
gethcr with the improvements thereon. consisting
Of three brown front building, known as the
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
in cash balance In two equal installmcnts, pay
able in one and two years. with interest at g per
sent per album. payable semi-annualy from doy
OF sale. secured by deed Of trust on the prn,i
erty. all cash. ut the option Of the pIrc,Ir soy
deposit Of $3.50 required at time of sale
All cOnveyancing and recording at the cost ~ mo
ruI haser. Terms Of sale to he complied will, In
ten days from the day of sale, otherwise the
trustee the right to resell the rronert, y
at the risk and cost Of the defauIting pnrcheser
after such public notice he may deem necessss.v
s,-, JOHN j.. RYRNE.
The purchaser at the above sale having failed
to comply with the terms thereof the nronsrtr
therein mentioned will he solo upon the same
terms and Mt the same place at his risk and cost
on TUESDAY. JUNE NINTH, 1896, AT FIVE,
O'CLOCK PM. 1--WE
JOHN ]. BYRNE. Surviving Trustee
JeE-u&uS 229 ST n NJ
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING PREMISES NO. 212O 2
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY direo ton OF the owner the undo gned will
Offer for sale Mt public auction. In front Of the
premises. on THURSDAY. TIE FOURTH DAY OF
JUNE AID. 1896, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the
following real estate. situated in the city Of Wash
ington. D.. c.. and described lot lettcred a.
in Swanns subdivision of square numbered sixty
eight t6St. improved by dwelling house known as
2l2O l. street northwest.
Terms of sale: One third OF the purchase money
in cash. and the balance In one ard two years
secured by decd of trust on the property sold. with
Interest on the same at six per cent per anHum
or the purchaser may pay all cash. A deposit of
$500 Will he required at the time OF sale The
property will be sold free of all membranes. II
the terms not complied with within Is DAYS
the right is reserved to resell at the risk and cost
OF the dsfaultiIg purchaser.
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT Attorney
my2S-It OLE + street Nv.
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Auction Sale OF

400 LOTS
AT NEWPORT NEWS, VA
JUNE SEVENTEENTH 1896
COMMENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK
For the purpose Of closing up the affairs of the
Newport N:ws, Hampton and Old Point
Development Co. Terms easy
The sale will be continued till all lots are die
posed f. " u''
POWELL BROS
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
HS<o-eo5t&ll5t Newport News, Va
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
DUNCANsoN BROS. AucuONEERs.

R f fAE S OF yA ALI H IsI
TWENTY FOURTH STREETS.
dated April is, 1893 aud duly re-, ordcd May o.
1893. In Liher No. 1913, at foios - and los ct
bia and at the request Of the party there
by. We the Undersigned trustees. win s,ll AT pub
DAY, THE TEETH DAY OF JTHI Al. i 'I5a.>l At
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, The following d,.sorib.d land
nhi premises situate in the city of Washington.
in the District Of Columbia and 4, rn.. ed az and
b'iS All of lot numbered three a. and part of lot
square numbered rhirycig,f tsS x .r r ," r ..
C"'d"d In liheI D. al folio > Of ii,. records
IA lh@ on" OF The sur'cyo~ Of said District, be-
division line between lots tIn3 rl,.I two ~ ami
ih'" 81 OF sad snl'diF ision, and running tHenor
'ii""st'rly "n The lin. Of said circle, thiriysiy
GO feet and "a !uclrs: th.rr ssf,rIy
- i'%iht IN III" Line Of an nil"y At 90" rear ~
~ ~. "l huilh't"i t"lr a. distant r!,y"n and
iLiri, seven one hHudr'ths I.:.I fr.i ~,Irhwasr-
,iI! from ti. dividing lin" between s1iI lots Num-
r ,a '''m 10 hii -FOUR a.: iA,n"" alu- the line
o. falh alley T." To" dividing linz l-.w.,.n said
i"!E hnln,rr"d -" ~ and three e.; and thence
" IN Sl'd dlviim lIn" niu"ry-ihrrr 80, feet TO
10" place Of lightning. together with the I'm
f"Nin'his ii"T"";. Consisting ~ 'Hrn nearly new
i.,,,,E ,ti'k GWra.nt> oontiin- al modern
Ii,|l', sad hons" No. &stj being ou illo west one
hhlf Of Me ground above au.cril.d .1,h bsying
frontage Of ciglt''n o. feet ana three and one,
nan '"'2' inches "n srii rircIe
!, rms OF sale: ou" tlird uf tho plrl,1ae money
10 iE paid la cash and the halnn". In two equal
IhStaIn"nls, payable in and two years with
II !'st az hlf 90 per ""ntTm per aInum. pnvHlle
Nt.i annually from day 81 saln secured Nv decd
OF trust upon ia" property odd or all cash M The
oihi"n OF The purchaser, A deposit of $500 On
.i'h pee" VIII bc required ~ til" rll scr nj tie
INN" OF sale. All "uryry3irl"in.- rru-I ~ and no
tafln fees nj III" '~St Of the plrchp.,.r TINS
OF sac !" he complied W N within ten dave from
day OF sale. ctL'rwis" tho trustees serve The
fSht L" resell III" property at the risk and COST
OF tie defuultinE purchaser ~ VII
EUGENE CARE-ST
Adds Il. BROWSE
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.

C. q. SLOAN. AUCTioNEERs, IoT G; sT
Auction Sale of a Stylish Pair of
Coach Horses
handsomely turIef, i6 hands high. Sale
o. SLOAS's, 14J7 q street. SATI RDAY
JUNE SIXTH, 1t TWELVE O'clock
CSOOS. Je3.St
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & co. AUCTIoNEERS
lSncccssoIs 90 Eatclifye. barr q Coz.

TRI'STEi.>' SALE oE TWo.>ius'N FRAME
DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES No. 114s
BLADENSII'la; ROAD NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF n certain deed of trust. hearing
date April 2l, 1891. and recorded among the land
re- ords Of the District Of Columbia IN L.iher No.
1892, folio % ct seq, and at the request 81 the
holder Of the note secured thereby. will sell.
at public auction. in front 80 the premises,
FRIDAY. THE FIFTH DAY OF IL NE. 1886. AT
liALF-FNSr FOUR G:3oi o'jioCk PM. the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in the District
Of Columbia. and known ; lot numbered lH4. ~
John :. Swormst cdt'S subdivision ~ a part Of
tract of land called Lon" Meadows" said
subdivision is recorded in Book County No. S. IN
tn" Cfice of the surveyor 81 said District, together
with tn improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: oLe-thIrd OF the purchase money
in cash. Of which a dcpoSit Of 500 must Toe made
the time of sale and the balanc" I'm three equal
iHsi8llmrnts In one, two and three years from
date Of sale. with Interest at per cent per
Irm, secured 10y deed OF trust upon the property
sold. all cash. Mt option OF purchaser. Sale TO
Ice closed within ten days, otherwise trustees re-
the right resell risk rnd cost OF De-
faulting pun chaser. C0Iveyancing and recording
at purchasers expense.
JOHN T. ARMS,
ROBERT E BRADLEY,
my23-dAds Trustees
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.jr3 d&dS

MOKTTAGEfTS SAFE OF \ LARGE MD CONE
MDDinIS DWELLING IN TAKOIt PARK.
MONT ;pNERY COUNTY, MARYLAND.
Ply v!rtnc Of III. power lined in n mort "a &c
from I"vida - NarrS AMI Enoch Marris. her hus-
band, the UNDERSIGNED will offer at public slle on
tie Ir mi-eS, on SATURDAY. II Ne TIL FIFTEENTH
1886. At FIVE O'Clock = VI, lot No /. In lilo, X
No :. In TrE"ma Park. Containing p o3lt. square
feet, NJ the of Magnolia and Oak avenues
The iaproveu,, ms consist OF handsome dwell. M
occupied hv the owners: also smaller house. To-
cal on eXreent.
Trims easy. For particulars apply TO PHI. II.
Tux. 2'T y. Calvert 81. Baltimore. Nd. ,e2-dts
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FLTl RE DAYS.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED real. ESTATE
40. 1i2 9TH STREET SOI'TIIWFST.
By virtue of certain decd Of trust Us, ia ed
November 9. 1880 and duly recorded in Librr No.
-"l: folio ~ ct seq. enc Of the land records Of
the District IF Cnlumhii, ard at the request III.
parry secured thereby. tn" undersigned Will sell.
publ. auCtion. IN front of the premises. SAT
IRpAI. TIE THIRTEENTH DAY of III Ne. A d.
l,:t IT FIVE o'clock Pm. III" following de
s.rih.d lind and premises. situate in the city of
Washington. District OF tnlnm,,ia and dasignnto I'd
Is part of original lot five -. in square four hun
dred and fourteen ,ilt beginning on 18th street
ia feet inches north from the southwest corner
II said SQUARE and rliHnin. thence north said
street 80 u 20 inches thence east % feet; thence
'"Ith - feet 10 in hes, and thence feet to
TIE pla'" "t .ianiur. and being known Us
NJ. IL 9Th street southwest.
Terms # SUE: onr-thirl Of the purchase money
t" y" pad in cash md III balance in two equal in
sffi!u"G payable in aud two wears with in
t"r'>t IT SIX 40 per ceatnm pr annuIn. payable
s. u.i-anaualy. from diy OF sale secured Ky de.d
Of trust MP q" property sold. all cash, AZ the
option Of the purchaser. \ deposit of 500 will he
required M the tine of sale All COW" w ncing
Hing and 10 ariai fees at the Of the pur
chaser. Terms Of sal" to he complied with within
ten days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right t" resell re property the risk
and cost # The GefIultin@ purchaser.
EDWARD W. DOM.
PHILIP A. DARNEIIIE.
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pDpI.I,pTy pEIE., ,rIII. Srppy Dpri.t,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING THE 3SToRI BRICK
DWELLING. WITH ALI. MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS. No. 407 1Sr ST. NV.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated May II. 1873.
and recorded in Liber 1924 folio ;ss3 seq, of
the land records of the District of Columbia. and
at the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auction
front of the premises. on MONDAY. JUNE
EIGHTH. 1896. AT HALFPAST FOUR o'CIpCK
PM. lot y in A. j. West and Others subdvisI.- %.
of original lot one ~. in square 629 improved ~
a three brick dwelling. with all modern Il
provementS.
Terms of sale: Sold subject TO prior deed of
trust, securing n note for $1,000. with interest
per cent from May II. 1S.6. This note will he
extended for one three years II desired 10y the
purchaser. All said trust cash; to he paid
within Is days from day of sale, the property
will he resold ut risk and cost Of defaultinc pur-
chaser. deposit of $500 required al time of sale.
Taxes paid to June 30. 1896 Recording and CON
veyancing at purchasers cost.
J. s SwoRMSTEDT. Trustee.
n1NS1-dGds Il L RRAhIE,N
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&C SLOAN 4 co. AUcrIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOTS IN
BLOCK -. LONG MEADOWS. COUNTY OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNINPROVED LOTS IN
BLOCK -, LONG MEADOWS. COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, DC.
BY virtue Of n de, rec PASSED l,v tho Suprorne
Court Of the District q Columbia on February l.
1896, modified 10y decree OF February l.. 1890
In The cause OF Lyman 4. Iiitl"ficd ~ William
signed trustees will offer for sal" nj pulin aucii ion
at the hour If FIVE O'Clock PM. subdivision
lots numbered 80 to ia. both inclusive. ard lot
numbered 40 of william II. Nano4u" and the
American Security and Trust Company subdivision
OF block numbered - OF Long Meadows. said
subdivision is recorded IN County BOOK NJ. =. page
N. In the Office of the surveyor II the District OF
Columbia. This prop"rt" is sold SUBJECT 4 must.
dated February IL. lS,ih, the pay ment
two years after said late Of seventeen nnies Of
S24S each. bearing interest at q I,eF cent. said
t,Ust being recorded In Iihcr 1894. folio iSg.
Terms of SAL aS prescribed 10y said l"'rcs: One
third Of The purchase money ID Ice paid "a ash, and
the baeEce I'm two equal instalm-nt~. In and
two years, With INT rest at g per c'ut Ic- annum
secured 10y deed Of trust the properly sold. or
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser \ deposit
Of 500 required the tim" Of sale. Terms 20 hp
complied with within ten lays from and after day
of sale. Otherwise the PROPERTY Will he rcsuld At
the risk and Of III" d"faultnE purchaser or
purchasers. after five days ud.eT iSeIn,.ut IN
newspaper published in she District. All convey
arcng at purchasers cost.
HENRY L. WOpDARD. Trustee
Mrrtz hriliinG. llti and F ITS. NV.
EDWIN FORREST. Trustee
myo5-d&dS 3l1-3l9 - 81. NV.
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- l324 T g. NV.
je3 d&.lS o.. I41o g. NJ

PUBLIC SALE. O% THE PREMISES, SATURDAY
June TWENTIETH. 1896 AT a QtARTER-
PAST FOUR PM. OF 'tnk tres, Inn - on I'VE
Washington Branch OF the b.. and o. R.R All
tn" hotel buildings. oGthu!ldings and ample
Journal or address J. & r. WATERS. II f. Lex
ington street. baltimore, Md. Telephone 459.
lcS6. 10 10, II 10"
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Z. Il. SLOAN y co, AUCTS., 1907 G ST
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR TWO STORY BRICK
nMtiliNiS. Nos. 1902. l2O4. FOG AED
Fen NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND FIRST
,By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated the
thirteenth day OF March, 1893, and duly recorded
III Liher lI:'2, folio 233 seq. one OF the land
records OF the District OF Columbia and at the re-,
luest OF III. party secured thereby, we will sell al
pu"iic auction, In front Of the premises MON
nAn, u NJ FIFTEENTH, 1896, AT FIVE
o'l.o' n IN, the following described land and
premises situate In the city Of Washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia, and designated US The south
,it!sh ieet OF lots S! and IS, of +. Il. Mcclure,
trustee Tor Jessie j. Kibbey, subdivision ef orig
maj lots 10 Il. III square fve hundred and MY
I'VE '"'o', as the same is recorded in the Office OF
the surveyor Tor the District Columbia in Liner
~ i"llo w. together with the improvements CON
ISSUING OF f"ur two story brick dwellings known as
west. ' ' '' a.
Terms Of sale: e-third cash. balance in two
elual 1nstallmeits, payable In and two wears
semi-annually, from day Of sale secured t,r ID
Of trust on the property sold or all casn. at m"
option OF me purchaser A deposit of $50 re-
CURED at time OF sale. All convey ancinr and re-
c"rdliig at purchasers cost. Terms OF sale 10
~" complied with In ten days from day OF sale
ohei"lse the trustees reserve the right 10 resell
the property at tn" risk and Of the ,!cfauin-
purchaser after such public notice as They NAV
deem Necessary.
EDWARD J. srE1LwAGEH, Trustee,
60 THOMAS NJ. GALE Trustee. st. "'"
Je--hNdS 1924 st. NV.
xr.-ry
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SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED LOT ON
WILLARD STREET. BErWE ZEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH AND I AND L NORTH
WEST
Default having occurred under the provisions of
deed OF trust, dated September 16, 1892, and
recorded In Lihcr l715. folio 327 by direction OF
the parties secured. the under signed will offer for
SALE at public auction, In trent of the premises,
on TT ESDAi. TIL SIXTEENTH DAY OF il Ne,
lard's subdivision Of square 1871 as per plat re-
cord d in lther K: w, f"o 122, of the records Of
the surv' yors Office Of the District of Columbia,
Willard street by depth Of 50 feet.
Terms OF sale: one third cash. third in one
year ana third in twv years, all cash, at
purchasers option. Deferred payments be Sc
cured 10y deed Of trust on the premises sold and
TO bear q per cent interest per Hnnuu, payable
semi annually. deposit Of s2eO Will be required
at the time of sale. Terms OF sale to be com.
piled with in ten days, premises resold al risk
ind cost of the defaulting purchaser.
EDWARD J. STElI.wAGEN. Trustee
1924 NV.
FREDERICK B. McGIIRE Trustee
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IRIsIEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RfAI ESTATE. NOS 2305 AND 2307 WASH
INGTON CIRCLE, On PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE Nos. 1912, 1910 zoos lO0G
lOO4, 1902 and 1000 STREET AND Nos.
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CHANCERY SALE OF AN uNINrRoVED LOT IN
MOUNT PITASA\E

DuNCANSON BROS, Auctionca-s. jel-d&iS.
THOMAS DUWIING & Co. AUCTIoNEERS
6l2 T. st. NV.
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EDWARD ]. STELLWAGEN. Trustee
r,,,,. 1924 + wv.
tc2-d&ds Iao, 7, ..
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TEos. E. wAGGAMAN, REAL ESTATE AUcr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NUMBERED
4l9 FIRST STREET SOUTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY, JUNE THIRD, 1895, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. l shall offer for sale In
fICnt of the premises. the south IT feet OF lot 49,
and the north feet inches of lot 20, in squat
5s2 imprCy ed above stated.
Terms day of sale.
lei -d&tls THOS E. WAGGANIAN Auct
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CT ANCERY SALT OF yAIUABIE Iuppny,-r,
AID nNlMiltO\ ED REAL. ESTATE II
,,,,inolt'IEioWN, SITUATED ON NJ AMI
aE1Sl'E, STREETS BETWEEN 34ITi AMI
81 IL SlltEt Is, FAST OF UNION STATION,
AZ NE END OF THE Aot EDIC-r BRIIhiE
GKEAT EAIIS Ell El .rnLl, n IL ~. I'D
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-14
OPENING EXERCISES

TUESDAY night the first session Of
the seventh annual convention of the
Kings Daughters was called to order
by Mrs. !. G. Davis, Of New York, at
8:15, in the Methodist church
After the singing of the doxology,
Or. Hume read from Matthew IL and
26, following his reading with a fer
vent prayer for the success of the
Kings Daughters.
Mrs. *. +. Harrington, in her clear,
sweet voice, welcomed in behalf of the
circle at Chapel Hill, all the visiting
delegates. She showed that this was
natural welcome, all working for one
purpose and under one King, created
a kindred love in the hearts of ALL
In behalf Of the visiting Daughters
Miss kingsbury, of Wilmington, made
a hearty response to the welcome Of
the resident chapter.
Mrs. /. q. Davis then made the adj
dress Of the evening. She handled her
subject under four heads, viz:
i. Our organization-A brief history
Of the order was given, showing from
records that the growth has been mar
yeious, the total membership at
present exceeds 100000; a brief ac-
count Of management of the order; its
aims and purposes being discussed at
length.
2. Why should we work? Cod has
given all Of MS capabilities which
should be used for Ills cause The
purpose then being to decide whether
Christ or the devil is to rule the world.
3. How shall we work? BY utilizing
all the means which are at our com
mand. This spirit finds expression in
many ways, such as building hospitals,
asylums, churches, organizing kinder
gartens and in sending missionaries
to labor in foreign fields
4. The results of our labor will be the
winning Of the world for Christ This
is to he done by building up individual
character. This fits us for the day
when our deeds shall determine our
dwelling place for all eternity.
After q creditable rendition Of Cor
mans anthem, '.Send out bhy Light, -
prayer was offered by Mrs. Davis.
by request, the benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. Mr.. Massey, Chapel
Hill.
WEDNESDAYS PROGRAMME.
Morning session Devotional exer-
cises, conducted by Rev. d. J. Currie,
Chapel Hill
Roll call
Address by Mrs, Ada Cherry, Green
vile.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Vocal duet-Mr and Mrs. Harring-
ton.
Devotional exercises, conducted by
Mrs. Eugene Harris.
Reading Of the minutes.
Paper-"The Child and the Woman"
Mrs. Ii. III. Williams, Chapel Hill.
Report Of committees.
Report Of circles.
NIGHT SESSION.
The entire evening has been given
to the reception, given by the home
circle to the visiting Daughters, and
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SECOND DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
White Nominated After Nearly An All
Night Session.

Weldon, y. c.. May 10 (SpeciaD--
The Second Congressional district Re-
publican convention met here %ester-
day and adjourned aboUs I o'clock ting
morning. George H. White was noml-
roted for Congress.
The convention was called to order
about II o'clock by Chairman Fields
The hall is small and poorly ventilated,
consequently the atmosphere In the
crowded building, with the tempera-
ture running up towards one hundred,
was anything but wholesome.
Fields, Grant, G1,imsley and one or
two other white Republicans occupied
seats upon the stage, while my COUSIN
Charlie was sandwiched i'm between the
negroes on the floor. The hall was
densely packed and scarcely breath
of air whistled through the Whiskers
of MIR. Cook. as he sat with the perspl-
ration pouring down his face. Contests
were reported from Halifax, Berthe,
Fdgtcombe, Warren and Northampton,
when the chairman called for the ere
dcntials Of delegates.
Chairman Fields then announced his
committee on credentials. The com
mittce was composed of Cheathamites,
and then the fuss began. Fifty negroes
we're on their feet and shouting at once.
They would not submit to such an out
rage, and demanded that a change be
made The hall was then in an nQroar.
Chairman Fields beat upon the table in
vain calling for order. But the mob
yelled for an adjournment. The mo-
ton to adjourn finally prevailed, and a
great rush was made for the open air.
During the recess Cheatham lost
ground. and before the convention re-
assembled it was whispered around
that Fields had been bulldozed by the
White faction and would take water"
The Imnor proved true. As soon as
the convention re-assembled Chairman
Fields, as pale as a ghost arose and said
THAT for the sake of party harmony, ETC.,
he deemed it best to name a new com
mittce on credentials. This he accord
ingly did, and the Cheathamites wilt
ed. White had carried the day and
Cheatham had lost by neck. The con-
vention. after wrangtling for an hour or
more. aIiourned while the committee
on credentials Investigated the creden-
tialS.
1t was near the midnight hour when
the body re-assembled, and then things
had quoted down, ana WEInOuG Inc
least enthusiasm the following nomina-
tons we're made:
For Congress, George 1T. White.
Flector-at-Large j. j. Martin.
Delegates to National Convention,
IT, L. Grant, j. H. Harmon. Alternates,
Grimsley and George Wimberly.
The delegates go uninstructed.
Cheatham took his defeat quietly,
though he says he was cheated out Of
the nomination. II certainly looked
that way to stranger.
John ID. Thorne has issued a call for
a grand rally Of silver men Of the coun-
fy at Halifax Saturday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-14

The entire evening has been given
to the reception, given by the home
circle to the visiting Daughters, and