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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of a mortgage executed to me
his wife aid recorded in book SO, page 49,
Register Of Deeds office for Wake county
N. O., viii sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house door of Wake
county, ON the 9th dav Of April 1896, AZ y
O'clock m, the land described in said mort
gage deed, and bounded as follows: Beg IL
ming a white oak on Recdy branch, thence
poles to a sourwood tree; thence east lao
poles to pointers on the branch; thence up
the meanders of said branch to tirst station,
contain ing 80 acres, subject 10 deduction OF
" acres, which were sold TO Spence Ben.
nett; now containing 32acFes. Land situate
near ABex n. &. W. 4. UTLEY,
March 1895 MORTGAGE.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 23-Ei4 Dali;
w es5egn supertine s2.5012.50; do ezJr.
g. 6003 IS; fsmily g. 45Na 7U winter Whea
patent {3 S0840j; spring wheat pareu
3 -, do. spring wheat straights 800
$40.
;. hsat- Dull, spot March 72972X May
68A 900. July 59A asked. syca GneT M. cred
r.; Southern wnaat ~ sampEr 76Usf0 do.
on grade 72075.
Coru-5teedy; spot March 81 q April
33s@34; May 5418@54k; jay stealocl
mixed t2bs 3gki Southern white corn 3IL
ass; do yellow corn 34]l @36.
Oats Firm; NO. whlJo western Z615 z
a. No. Q mixed western do. 241<01 ;
ijye- In ctivs: NO g. 43 asked for near
by 450t6 for western
Hay Firm; choice TimOgbg S-3lit,
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NEW YORK

LEW YoBK ia ca % Flour Heav !:
city mill patents Sf.2014 As; winter ateuts
O.. S513 95 city mil clears a. 5as+25 win
ter suratghts 81 rats s3.o0M3.50 Minnesota
patents $50 3 81 MinnesoIa baEers 81 81
a8 III spirnRlow grades 81 GO83, 10; winter
extra s2.70@3.t5i winter low grade S2.z5
RYE -four DOLL supsrdne 50 6072. 20.
fancy S2.70G2 70
Buckwheat -four Gull. spot a. bqca =
wheat steady at 3911NI.
Corn meal qgfe yellow western eCHr,~
70. ty mill t3gg74 Drandywine - 20
Rye Duh: No. 2 western 4D0s44 STATE
delivered 42145
Barley Ca ct; western mailing 43 90;
feeding 35@40 choice ~.
Barley malt Dull; western 1895.
Wheab--Spot weak; No. orthern 81 81
(072 b float No. / hard 74M do afio Z
optlona-No z red March 69MM7hA cl set
q; April closed y Nay % io,l6G ~,
close %, June 691e9M, closed 20 July
685sGtG9 ISIS, closed 81 August closed -
Ssptea Der 69L 80 80, closed C9M.
Corn Spot dull No <, 3413 ia eleya
tor; So < fl at; yellow 80, sCeame ye low
371$; steamer mi ed 80; optiOns-March
closed 5719; April c,csed -; May a69G -
35%, closed 35% Juue CLOSED So July
closed 1914 &c TEND osed
Oats @pot dali; No. :, rs No. oeliy
cred 20; No 2S& No. 3 white 2 ~ No;
white an track white western 22G525;
track white State 25039 opUo0s-- March
closet 24X May 2419, c.os8a 24A
Feed Quiet.
Hay--steadyt shipping 50 xooa = choice
Timothy 9O@95.
a0ps Weak stats, common hoiee,
1894 crop, 2513495; 1885 40 3@S Pacific
coaaf, 1895 crop, @5E6f4 1856 rop 3Ae.
Hides Quiet wet salfed Nev Orleans
selected, As to 65 po1 .ds 29225, California,
IA; Galveston III. BCene ayyeg cry, SOes
"a lba. II, Tesas, dry, y @80 lis 8.
lseather- Ste dy hea loea sCIe, Bfe0.
Ayrss, light aHa Aez.vy Eeight2 20 acids
q sas8
Wool Quiet; aon tic Geeee lG022
pulled 10 SO
Coal Quiet nd sytea1y
Beef st ady family el00Uetl1OD. eG
tra mess s7sss 90, Deer MANS 3 5.50Di6tO;
PACK t S9Gl1 Gu, city extra India fpess $40
CISCO.
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laval SalE ST..

.tE1 yea. March 23.--4gcg ste dy;
trained, conn. IL 81 Ess M@l75
Turpentine- E sy at 2SM029
CHARLEsTOE, M rch 3d. 6osjp firm 81
ri 20lt 40
pnrpauGlne- III m at o.
WILMnEaToE, March 23-ROsin firm
strained s1.30; gooa sCrain~d IS. 5pir
its quiet at 25925N IL ssead 4U ~
Turpentlne @ iet:soft 81. 3 Virgins 4.
SAVANNA, Ma ch % -.salT Js alFp-uJiL
GIm at 255<: Gales ~.
hosin arm water Hhl1 2 @H,dys
glass 30 Is; Il, II 90 IS, SIS. q 81,
40. I'll S..s5 G. s7.60 i.a - 5
49, 81 20 ales ,f83
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We aresday, the list Day Of A prIiI
1896, at II O'clock, M.
Notice of Administrator
Receiver

Having qualified as administrators Of the
estate OF j.. ii kirkham, deceased rhis is to
notify a ! persons having claims against the
dersigned on or before the 2sth day Of Feb.
ruary, 1897, or this notice will be plead in
bar OF their recovery, ana all persons in
debted TO tbe said estate win III ase make
Immediate payment j. @. MAROON
Feb. "a, 1896. Administrator
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NEW ORLEANS.
LaYKIzpcoL

.algR RPOoi, March 8 4:l5 ID
>;65uE-Spot. m era husiGess, prices
ia buyers aYor, ameTic~n midd1ug
/ I3- ID
sales of the dag were 1000 bales, of
which 500 bales were Tor ~yecuiaGiou and
sxporJ, ala tsistaal 81 so Dales amer
can; recsip5s 2t0U9 bal y, Inc udi1g $50
bales American.
Futures opened 81 udy aBd CLOSED steady
at the decline.
a .fl.asaa ,3kfaGtiB2
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Oels.h utlObALIOl8 WttC rs LOILUWhi
Flour NoInin |, spring patents s. l0@
SIS; straighUs S2.401255; winter
pateut 50 40Ax3 $50: winter t aight s. 20d
3 IS: export bakers 81 001225 WINS at
No. 2, spring, c01SM61; No. 3, spring 691z
a 1; No. red, 63 46s5& Corn-Eo. 2. white
2sx; No. 3 yellow =. Oags-No. 2, 1SA@
~, No. 2 white ---- no. 8, white 49,
Rye-No. 2, 35<. Barley--No. Q, nominal
No. 3, -; No 4, -. Blax-ssed-No /, 90
Prime Timothy seed $3.50 Pork-rness
par biol, S5.S7103s0. Lsard-l00 lbs. 49,.
Short rib sides {looael 81 75@4S5; dry-salted
shoulpers 0Ooxed) 1904; short clear sides
(boxedl 5051s Whiskey, distillers' fin
shed goods per gallon 81. %.
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March B.
Cotton ID sa1nAg aaO5ablons
S :. s.AA4Aa q.4ie-, ~ 3. IL 0 ba e7.
N sq Orleans quiet, ~, 2,545 - 80.
A gusts quiet IA 90 Uaies
Charleston Ateady ~, 20 bales.
II tA4le- sJea0y 1i-4u, ,ls3 ,eie8.
b sstimore nominal, ID D, = Dale.
Boston dull, .3-lO, LIB Daies.
w .l..4--e Gon nrnl, ~, IL gA4es
p 4a4sstAei g1ass qute0, 81, u bales
sew York duh, ~, = Oaies
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RAIEraH, N. O., March %
GaAINAND PRODUCE 49, H..

GhAIN2AD PRODUCE aa1e kA,s
Gil CA -
Chicago, H., March 23.--As the result
Of break in oats and provisions and
failure of the export movement in
grain, wheat to-day closed heavy at
the bottom price Of the day. Compared
with Saturday night, it showed a net
loss of 53sc. Corn lost nc, oats re. and
provisions 5015c.
NE1
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Notice of COpartnerShip..
RALEIGH, N. C., March 2, 1882.

RALEIGH, N. C., March q 1899.
The undersigned have this day formed "a
copartnership under the firm name ana
style of Myatt & Hunter, Of the city of Rail
eigh, N. G., for the purpose OF conducting
wholesale and retail grocery and commits.
sion business. at the old stand of Latta n
Wyatt, No. II Market and Martin streets,
where we hope to see our many friends, and
viii endeavor, by strict attention TO bust
ness, to merit their patronage.
Very respectfully,
W. A. MYATT,
GEO e. HUNTER.
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q MA
Life InSurar Ce COMPANY
or HARTFORD, conn

Assets $4,000, 0eC
Surplus $4,000
Has beena ding business in North Caroltn,
for thirty years.
It's new policies provide Sandstone LnEt
and CASH SURRENDER VALUES. All pohcio.
incontestable after One YEAR.
IT'S PREMIUM RATES and RATE or EXPENSE
ARE LOWER than any of its competitors.
This company enjoys the unique distin;
ton Of having INCREASED EVERY DlWDEBg
EVERY YEAR FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
It's FINANCIAL RECORD and its Pa0aP PAY
REaT or DEATH LOSSES, commands the attop
ton of those desiring insurance.
-
GOOD AG .ENTS WANTED.
J. D. HoUSHALL, Gent Agent
RALEIGH, N. c.
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STOCKS WERE DULL
Though There Were Some Frac-
tional Advances.
SUGAR GAINED | PER CENT
American Tobacco Also Fig
ured for a Point.
BUT FOREIGN SHARES SUFFERED
A Heavy Break in the Chicago Grain
and Provision Market Reduced
Values All Along the
SUGAR GAINED | PER CENT
BUT FOREIGN SHARES SUFFERED
Line.

New York, March 23.-The cotton
market opened steady with prices
higher by a point or two. There was
a further advance of 1D2 points which
was followed by break of 5@7 points,
with the market closing steady on a
one point higher to point lower. The
market was a small one from start to
finish. The cables were better than
were looked for, but adyices from the
South were bearish. Considerable cot
ton in interior Texas is said to be only
waiting for good weather to be ship
ped to the market. 1t was also claimed
that much of the land intended for
oats and corn in parts of Texas will
be planted with cotton. Bad trade
conditions also caused hesitation with
buyers.
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NEW 7OBE

NM YORK. Ma ch % Cotton Spot
cotton closed dull middling u lands
~, midding gulf o1s safes E95 bales.
FuJures opened ste dy, sales $3.50 balee.
Futures ciosea steady safe 1,5, on baies
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THE BEST
PRING MEDICINE

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forget to take it. Now is the time you
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FOR THE BLOOD take SIMMONS
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any other medicine, and there is no other
Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR-th Kingof Liver Remedies.
Be sure you get it.
J, II. ZeiIin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
A Preliminary Gathering Now Held
al Indianapolis.


lNDiANAPoLIs, Dic. l.-Ali the
cities invited to a preliminary con-
ference in this city, called by the
local board of trade, look ing toward .
national monetary convention N. respond
ed, except LouisvilIe and Kansas City.
The conference did not assemble until
2 O'Clock this afternoon.
When j. G. Adams, president OF th Q
board Of trade In this city, called the
conference 10 order, Tho following or.
gAuipsiions were represented: Cln-
4ctsissxti rnEmcsr ~ kcr,nnarce, 'l,istgd
board OF trade; Cleveland chsmber oi
commerce; Columbus bosrd OF trade;
Detroit board OF trade; Des Moines
commercial exchange; Grand Rapids
board OF trade; India apoliH board OF
trade; Indianapolis commercial club;
Milwaukee chamber OF com msrce;
Minneapolis board OF trade; OmahU
board OF trade; Peoria board OF trade.
THE OPENING ADDRESS.
Mr.. Adams said In part; The In.
diRnapOlis board OF trade IN common
with tho business interests OF this
country believe that the result OF the
recent election was an earnest protest
against the debasement OF our none
tary system as well as positive dec
lRration in favor OF sound, stable and
unfluctuatiDg currency. In iurtner-
ance OF these views, this board Issued a
call TO the board OF trade anu CONNER
cial bodies OF what lie called the Cen.
tfRl west, inviting them to send dele
yates 10 preliminary conference
which cOnveDes today. This conference
will consiuer the aJvisBbllity Of issu.
ing more extended call for larger
convention OF the commercial bodies
OF the principal cities, to discuss the
question what on Iht to be done 10 cure
me radical detects in our monetary
system and, II deemed practicable for
the vast interests OF all, to create
non.partisan commission composed OF
able, experienced anu iair.mi nded
business men whose duty shall be TO
formulate a plan which viii remove
the existing weak spot in our present
cumbersome and defective system,
place the finances of the nation on q
sound anu adequate basis and prevent
this possibility of frequent monetary
disturbances.
Permit me to say, gentlemen, that
behind this call, In answer TO which
you have convened today, there Turks
no plan, scheme or policy by which 1t
ia proposed to alter Or change our
present system on any particular plan
or special line.
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MEAN AND DETERMINED.
Jack Monroe Soys He'll Get Even With
Sergeant Wire.

Jack Monroe was arrested last even
ing by Sergeant Wire, W bile the former
WINS doing the begging act ON Second
South street. When searched at the
station 1t was learned that he had in
his possession an ugly looking re.
volver, and besides the charge OF beg.
Cling one of carrying concealed weap.
ons was also placed opposite his name.
He was arraigned in The police court
this morning and pleaded guilty to tn 6
charges, whsreupon Justice Wenger
sentenced him to ten days' i'm prison
ment for begging and fined him $40
for carrying gun.
When the fellow heard his sentence
announced, he suddenly became
wrnthy and shoutod: "CAn't u man
have chance to defend himEeli?''
Sergeant Wire ordered him to keep
stlil and was answered with the re-
mark, "1'll get even with you II II
costs me two years"
With this the fellow was quickly
ushsred to this jail, where he will re.
main for atty days.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

The Gre in Forester square, Brad
ford, England, was more destructive
than ut first supposed. About forty
firms were burned out. The damage
is estimated at 81 500, 900.
James Mclaughlin, IN old.time
Jockey, has signed contract with
Burns and Wa,erbouse, OF San Fran.
cisco and Sacramento, to train theiI
stable one year.
Gross anu Wernerk, who October
last murdered Herr M, Or Levy, presi-
uent OF the Berlin bar ny stsbbing him
were sentenced today TO fifteen y CARS
imprisonment,
Engineer Bennett and driver Walter
Stevens OF the fire department. at
Everett, Mass, were killed today, the
engine being struck by u locomotive
when crossing the Boston and Maine
railroad tracks.
The distribution Of strike funds in
Hamburg begun this morning. Seven
thousand men were receiving aid.
About IA, 800 lockers and others are on
the strike. The b0atmen on the upper
Elne have decided not to strike.
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NEW York, Dee. 1.-The Herald's
correspondent 10 M0nteviGeu, Uru-
quay, teiegraphs that the revolution.
Vary forces have formed junction at
BAra del C0rdebas.
The leaders arc General CarTaeco
and the brethers Baraiva. The wounG-
cd in the recent battle are being moved
forward from Durssno and Cerro Lar.
70, toward the Rio Negro. 1t is be.
lleved the rebels Will bs attacked by
the federal troops when they attempt
passage.
The government Of Rio Grande do
Sui, Brazil, declares that tue revolu-
tionsry movement was begun with n
view to overlhrowiDg his sdministra-
tlon,
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was finally decided 20 meet between II
and IL O'Clock Wednesday, morning for
final consultntion. Ii no satisfnc.
tory agreement can be reached ibside
OF ons hour, the club will select the
referee according to the articles OF
agreement. fft
+ 5harkey and FiizsimmonB both jn-
duiged IN light WORK yesterday. Shar-
key expects to scalr 152 pounde, which
will probably be- five pounds more Than
"Lsnlsey BOb.D
George A lien Will be behind Shnrkey,
while Julian, Hickey anu Sen zler are
likely to be tue three men In Flizslm.
m0ns's corner.
Everything is 10 readiness for the
contest and bigger crowa than wit.
messed the Cotbett.Shsrkey battle is
confidently expected.
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Starts en- Her Career a. Fart Of ths
Unitcd states Navy.

Hfhrts en- her career a. Fart OF tho
Unitcd sintes Navy.
= PHILADELpHIA. Dec. 1.-THE fight
Ing cruiser Btookly u, she newest sddi-
ton to the United States navy, was
towed from Cramps chip yard b
League Island Navy yard today. The
great white cruiser received an ovation
Is shD proceeded down tho Delaware
pest the docks, anu the shipping in thia
city. The blowing OF wblstles, ringing
Of bells ami shouts OF thousands gath.
cred on boats aud docks, marked her
progress. Alter the commsndant OF
the navy yard, Commander Howell,
had receipted for the Brooklyn for the
United States government, Il. A,
Cook, Comm doro Howell and the
shlp's rfiicets gathered ON deck and
held ceremonies which formally
placed the chip on con mission. The
flag was run up to the mast head, the
sailors lined up for salute to the com.
msnder, and the Brooklyn was part Of
tue navy.
1t Ia expected the cruiser will DO
ready to sail In about two weekt.
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i"e hichess Disssvery In the We I'd
Made In Tennessee.

hichest Diseovery In the We sd
Made In Tennessee.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Tinie.-
Herald today says:
rue Richest And most extensive dis
.o'eIy OF rock phosphate In the history
rec.
t., ihe deposits underlie four cou mites
M the vicinity Of Nsshville-Ds wilson,
,WMlilSmson, Rutherford ana MauIy.
ihe r9ck lies 10 vein averaging from
sniee 10 Twelve ieet In thicknes and Is
IN zen feet below the surface.
me commercial vsiue OF the dIs.
,.o'efy II lie impossible to estimate. but
so output VIII he worth more than
suat Of the Richest gold mining ter
Ivory IN the world. The discovery
a., we phosphate was made ,by Mr..
11mtA, Of a we'll known chemist firm IN
ah'a, ds. Among those who Il is
nave bought up large tracts OF
G,.Ih me above pnmed counties are
"a se w. scott, a capitalist OF Attain
ua'i fh,l ID. Armour OF Chicago:
~, ~ M ttison OF La sale, Ind, anu
~ northwestern Fertilizlng company
representatives OF Europeana are
NV In the field. Carloads OF rock
ywase slready been shipped 10 Nav
aofk aud Chicago aud several steam.
ss have cleared from Flor,da mar
Tsna eo win phosphate rock from
b ssn .s Large consignmsnts have
ltsi., 'nippeu to Atlanta, and II Is
'p0n fsiiaols authority that
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Destruction Caused BY an lee Gorge nj
the Mouth of she Chfppewn.

Destruction Caused by au Zee Gorge at
tne Mouth az she Chippewa.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. s0.--The Pioneer
Prsss special from Eau Claire, Wiscon.
sin, snyf: An ice gorge formed at the
mouth OF the Chippewa, which caused
the water to back up rapidly Saturday
night and Sunday morning. 90 tbs
lowlands below Durand tho rice was 90
rapid that many families had to fise Ia
their night robes to places Of safety and
leave all behind them. Suffering
among the women and children was
intenee, and many ara reported ns hav-
ing Trojan feet and limos. Those who
could hed to toe railroad track.
There they built Ore and tried to
protect themselves from the frosty
winds until help arrived. An engine or
car seDtfrcm Dnrand yesterday morn
Ing gathered up abont forty or fifty Of
these unfortunat.e. but 90 fast diu the
water rise that the train had to 20 back
to Dnranu. II Ia thought that some Of
the people were not reached by the
rescusrs and ppssibiy may have per.
tshed. ~, AL. az
This bottoms are all under water and
the stock nnd produce arc . complete
'aprE D5nts do15astitS hrInsa!s1 ce,. i.
seen oil about the mel Z h borhood, ffogsn
sli Hin the water. In most OF the
homes were stored the winter supplies
an dtbese were all lost.
Tonight farms and farm buildings
along six miles Of the Chippewa val
ley are under water. This flood is
being added to hourly at the rate OF six
inches, aud before morning unless the
gorge brtEks, this city will bs partly
under water. AT 0 O'Clock tonight
Easements Of all buildings on Bpring
street are flooded and in some in
stances the lower floors are covered.
The people occupying business houses
In the lower pars OF the city are hastily
removing their personal eilects TO
higher ground.
In 1894 similar Hood occurred,
causing loss OF many thousands OF
dollars. A great desl Of railway prop.
erty IL threatened anu many highway
and railway brluges will probably be
swept away.
Below the Immense gorge the river
10 practically dry and wheu the jam
breaks the body Of water in the reser-
voir must carry destruction to the
valley below. Eau Glare hss every
reason to feel apprehensive, as its dan.
ger begins when that OF Chippew wa
Falls has PARSED. Between the hours
III 8 anu 10 Am. TO-DAY the water rose
elk feet, when there was a temporary
abatement. At 8 O'Clock tonight there
has been IN average rise during the
day of six inches an hour. The gorge
10 five miles long.
At Irvine the Wisconsin Central
railroad is under water and the cleo
tric light plant parity flooded, 50 that
the town is in darkness
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a filitusier, aud although an Ameri.
csn citizen bis friends here fear tn nj
he VIII be condemned to death by the
Standards and executed. Tho cage OF
Cespedes Is similar to that OF Ona
Melton, newspapsr correspondent
who has been confined In the Csbanua
ior The last niue monthe. Both cDaes
have been reported 20 Secretary Olncy
with tho request that he intervene in
.behnlf OF American citizens. Ona
Melton has just had an attack Of yci-
low fever and IL very weak. II is
feared that he will die unless speed ly
releases.
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KANSAS CRY, NO., Dec. 1.-The
Bank OF Woslpori, which kept an sc-
count with the Missouri National,
which failed yesterday, suspended tbie
morning Tor tue be sciit Of the creditors.
The failure OF the Missouri National
caused a run ON the Wtstp0rt bank.
The assets are placed ct Ssl, La.
bilities about 100000. Tbs assets in
clude s27, 500 heclunts and bills receiv-
able ana 81 200 cash.
Cashier Edward +. Phillips ex.
prsssed the opinion that the Dispositions
Will be paid In full.
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NV York, Dec. LA dispatch to
the Hsrsld from Valparaiso, Chile,
Gays: i 'ftH !
the body Of the late President Bal
mscoda was buried In the cemetery Mt
Santiago yesterday. Grost pomp at
tended the setvices ut tho tomb. More
remarkable still was the popular oh.
servance OF the burial. More than
10000 persons att ended the body from
the obscure place In which 1t had been
Inferred In 1891 to the splendid
maesoieuni prepared BY the family In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01

BAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 1.-The Ma
tionai Athleuo club may have to select
the referee for the Filzsimmons.Shar-
key fight tomorrow night. Martin
Julian, Dan Lynch and several other
Interested parties met at Sharkey's
training quarters last evening when
the question wss discussed. Lynch
anu Julian, both submitted Eumoer
OF names, but no one proved satisiac-
tory to both sides.
Alter wanting u couple OF hours Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01

NEW YORK, Dec. l.--Rlchard u.
Monks, alias Wilmington Thornewaite,
wanteu tor forgery at Bay City, Mich,
was arrested at the general postt iiice
today. There were found on him blank
checks ON nj leRst hundred banks all
the way from Texas to Maine. He had
a punch, such as 10 used In the banks
for punching checks, and loaded re-
yOlyer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01

FAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The
United States aunboai Remington
was taking ing coal yesterday ana will
sal. tomorrow for Calloa In the wake OF
the Philadelphia. The Marion, W hioh
hss been iu PERUVIAN waters for several
month";, will probably be ordered north
and may come back to this port SOON.
The guDboat Petrol 10 already In com.
mission at Mare Islaud and her detail
OF officers assigned. The Concord will
DO the next u no IN commission at the
navy yard. 1.-THE Pensacola, Baltimore
and Charleston are In various stsges Of
repair