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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-28
Traded in Runaway Lads.

OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 27.-SeveraI
young lads of West Oakland, whose
library consists of few dime novels, have
lately run away and caused their parents
and the police some anxiety.
1t is now stated that Albert Ward, a
Young fellow of IA years, who lives in
West Oakland, has been making a busi-
ness OF inducing the little fellows to leave
home and then taking a reward from their
parents for finding them. Three young
fellows have disappeared within the last
week, and Ward, who is home on parole
from Whittier, is charged by the parents
with being responsible for their absence.
Italian Confidence Men.
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. q. - Three
Italian confidence men are in the County
Jail, charged with working a very clever
trick on Nicola Almieri of San Francisco.
The rogues met him on the train, advised
him to purchase piece of property at
Temescal and induced him to pay $4O0 for
it. They worked the gripsack trick on
him to procure his money, but were all
subsequently arrested.
EvangeIists Arrive.
OAKLAND. CAL, Jan. 27.-Rev. l.. w.
Munhall of Philadelphia commenced a
series of union revival meetings at the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church tonight. This
is the first time Mr.. Munhall has been in
California for eleven years. All the lead
ing churches in the city signed the call
for the evangelist to come TO Oakland. He
is accompanied by Professor James Birch,
who directs the music.
Another Telephone Franchise.
OAKLAND, CAI., Jan. 27.-There viii
soon be an application made to the Coun.
Gil for another franchise by a telephone
company. Over year ago an application
was filed, but the ordinance has not been
put on final passage. Next Monday night
it will come up before the Council, and it
is stated that it will be killed because an
other company is prepared to give much
better terms to the city.
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SANTA FE EXPRESS.

Direct Line GD<6AsKRTA
Leaves da ly at 5:00P NJ. CARRYING Pullman Palace
Drawingroom and Modern Upholstered Tourist
Sleeping cars, which run daily through TO Chicago
via Kansas City. Annex cars for Denver and Sc
Louis
Boston Excursions via Kansas City, Chicagn
Montreal and the White Mountains leave every
Tuesday.
The best railway from California tc the East
New rails, new ties; dust; interesting seen cry
and good meals in Harvey's dining-rooms.
San Francisco Ticket o Office, GA Market
St., Chronicle Building. TeIeph one Main
1881. Oakland, Ills broadway.
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CLEANSING
THE CHALICE
DR.. Law Sharply Criti-
cizes Mr.. Bottoms
Views.
PH1LIPPIC IN FAVOR OF
HEALTH.
Takes Exception to the Alleged
Romish Tendencies of the
FaSt0r.
TRANsUBsTANTIATION IN TWO
LIGHTS.
Fasting Before Receiving the Sacra.
ment-What the House of Bishops
0rdains.
TRANsUBSTANTIATION IN TWO
LIGHTS.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
908 Broadway, Jan. 27
Rev. V. Marshall Law, rector of the
Church of the Advent OF East Oakland.
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AWARDS ARE COMPLETED
Shew of the Pacific Poultry AS
sociation Brings Out Fine
Specimens.
Eastern Judges Say 1t Is the Most
Representative Exhibit of the
Present Season.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
90S Broadway lon 81

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
90S Broadway, Jan. 81
The poultry show is still being held at
the Exposition building. The school
children have all been admitted free and
= each night there is an excellent yauHe-
vile programme. ]. K. Felch, the East
ern judge, who is on this coast, says that
tits the finest exhibit of its kind that he
has attended this season.
Many of the best-known poultry fan
ciers of this State have their exhibits on
exhibition. and the award of prizes, which
was completed to-day, has given perfect
satisfaction. Several types of incubators
are also on show.
The complete list of awards is as fol-
lows:
Poultry Awards.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Pulle.s, first, Frank
Breed, Oakland: second, w. ii. Arps, Oakland |;
third, Frank Breed; very highly commended, w.
y II. Arps
Black Langshan-Oockere first, T. M. Reid,
Campbels. Hens-First, +. M. Reid; second,
Elias Rued, San Francisco. Pullets-First, F. NJ
Reid
White Crested Black Polish-Cocks first, second
and third, w. Trudgen, Sonoma. Cockeres-First
apd second, W. 1rudgen. Hens-Fjrst and second
w 1rudgen. Pullets-First, second and third, w.
Trudgen.
Bearded White Polish Cockerel, second, w.
First, w. Trudgen.
silver Wyandottes-Cocks, first, George A.
Emery, Oakland. Cockerels first George A.
Stone Santa Rosa second James Mitchell, st.
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Atlantic
AND
Pacific

RAILROAD
Trains leave and arriys ai
Aarket-Street Ferry.
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Basketball PIaye rs.

BERKELEY, Call, Jan. 27.-The co-eds
of Stanford University are anxious for an
other basketball contest with Berkeley,
but the girls of the State University are
not disposed to enter another intercol-
legiate match, so it is not likely that a
oa me can ha arranped
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Auction Sales
RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(rACIFIC sYSTEM)
TrnIns leave and are due 10 arrive as
SAN FRANCISCO.
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LOCAL sTOCkMARKEf.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

New York, April 19.-Nothing outside
the news of the war between Turkey and
Greece had much interest in Wall street
to-day. The traders in stocks are ac-
customed to look with reliance to the
course Of prices ON foreign exchanges
10 guide them in their dealings in proper
ties likely to be affected by European
affairs. The absence Of this index to-
day, on account Of the continued closing
of the exchanges in London and Paris,
over the Easter holidays, left the minds
of the traders in some confusion. and,
as a result, the movement OF prices was
at times very erratic, without any cores
ponding change in the tenor of news to
justify it. 1t was evident at the opening,
however, that this market was bordering
on the bront, not only by local holders
but by those in London and Paris and in
Boston, where the exchange also was
closed. The scene at the open
ing was an excited one, and there was
heavy pressure to sell through the whole
list. There had been many stop orders
placed before the opening in anticipation
of a slump, and these were speedily I'M
covered, running sales OF from 800 to
1000 shares being made at the opening
in May stocks.
The bond market also ruled depressed,
with the International lien the chief suf-
ferers. The aggregate sales were ST.
269,O0O.
Government bonds were strong and
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great advance in price, wheat slmmered
down to about its usual subdued nervous
ness. The final outcome was that May
closed worth IS and July 74kM75, as
compared with 73a@7315 respectively
Saturday The other markets had a
somewhat similar experience except in
the case Of provisions, no advance was es-
tablished for the day. The outbreak OF
hostilities between Turkey and Greece,
|overshadowed all else in its influence on
the markets.
AS was expected, wheat was wild and
excited at the opening; the news that
war had actually begun, produced con-
sternation among the shorts, and the
utter disregard of caution displayed by
a majority of them was clearly Indicated
by the prices they paid att heir first on
rush. May wheat, which Saturday clos
ed at 1884, started this morning in one
mighty bound from 314 to AZ cents high
Ter. There was a difference of one cent
per bushel in price between the hrst
transactions made simultaneously in diff
ferent parts of the pit.
Although reports from the growing
crop We're enough in themselves, to pro-
duce strong market, it is probable that
after Saturdays excited bulge a re-ac-
ton would have been recorded to-day had
lit not been for the outbreak Of hOstilities
in Europe. AS it was, after the first wild
scramble the excitement began to die
down. Realizing during this time was
enormous. Line after line Of long wheat
was thrown on the market, and acted like
oil on stormy waters. Indeed, this fact
probably prevented what many looked
for to-day, namely, so cent wheat.
Cudahy, Linn and Barrett were the most
conspicuous sellers during the first hour,
the two former supposed to be taking
profits on long stuff, while the latter sold
for the short account.
Cudahy and Linn were credited with
clearing something like 100000 each as
result Of the days transactions. John
w. Gates. Of the Illinois Steel Company,
and also w. II. Baker. also won heavily.
Before the price settled down in the man.
ner indicated, it had touched 74$c. on
its downward course, and reacted to a
round 75c. 1t rose again to 16$c., once
more got down to 75c and closed mt that.
RONn OnOTATIONS
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NEW YORK. April l7.-Flour strong city
mil patents S4.Ta495; do. clear $4.i0a4 81:
minnesota patents s4aai TO Minnesota ha-
kars So 40s9 70 winter patents "a 45at70; do.
s.raights $4.05ai %; do. winter extras $3.50
$50: winter low grades 81 b5a2.75
Rye -four firm: superfine 81 3a2 60; fancy
E.55a2.S5
Corn neal steady; yellow western 81; city
63 Brand wine s.. SQal 50.
Rye irregular: No. western 39X a39x; car
iarie, firm: western feeding 27ao7x: malt
ing 35s%2: barley mali quiet: western '6ah5
Wheat, spot, unsettled: No 9 red +. o. b.
S6A: NJ / .xorthers Duluth S,b t. @. n. af1oa1;
No har1 winter 81 f. O. atioat: options, No.
2 red April closed So; May eOAae3%, closed
Corn. spot tirmer bat quiet: No 2, 3Ox in
elevator; - aiioat; yellow -; options, pril
oats, spot. firmer; No. 2. 20: options. May
ga IN. closed 22x July 24a 81, closed 234.
hay steady; shipping 56QpoO; good to choice
Hops quiet choice TO common 1895 crop 24 a
8. 1895 crop go loh. PaoiAc coast, 1885 crop 3a
q: 1895 crop, 7a1a
Hides firm; Galveston, 90a25 lbs, IA: Buenos
24a a. ln> II: California, 2la25 lbs, Is
Lea her steady; Hemlock sole Buepns Ayres
ngh, t heivy weights, sOa2l acid. 2D92S.
Wooi firm; domestic fleece. l6a2l: pulled
BEEF steady; family so5oalOto extra mess
s75Oas.uo; beef hams sln50; packed se.V9
Cut meats steady; picked belues ba51 !;
do. picked shoulders 4Aa5: do. hams 9a9t
Lard cas-; western steam "a 40; way "A s.,
nominal refined steady; continent S4I6;
south American 81 81. compound ~
PORK quiet: old mess ~, i5aY 50; short clear
50 81 al0l5 family S9.75al0 SO
d.. factorr sallX: Blgin- II: imitation
cream cry llal5: State dairy i3al7: do, cream
cry l3ai.k
Cheese quiet: large State aal2s; small
20 Ok Y~ac Y. ft1lI ski i'm
Eggs steady: State and Pennsylvania TO-:
western fresh 9Aa.o southern ga
Tallow dull; city ($3 per package) 31 !;
90 InIry tpaoksges free Az. as to quality.
Petroleum duh United closed at - bid:
re ned New York so; Philadelphia and
Baltimore $500: do, in bulk $3.50
kosln steady; strained, common to good
Y.e5.
rurpentine steady at 29ha30.
Rice rtead,: domestic. fair to extra 4%0
Moasses steady New Orleans. open Kettle
good TO choice, 23a30
Peanuts stea' ": fancy hand-picked 5%a3k;
other domestic ~ a.
FI.ights to Liverpool weak; cotton by
steam Il-62: grain ny steam 2hd.
Pig iron easy. southern slU.Wall.O0: north
opper dull; broRers' Sil.S5: exchange
El.31al 80
Tin dull; straights sIl.l2Xall .; plates
spelter, quiet domestic 81 loat2o
Cotton seed oil steady; prime Grade %;
o b mills l5&alr; of crude -. prime
summer yellow 2.ha 2A off summer yellow
butter grades 2ot a36,s; prime white 25H
AIS.
Cofee-Spot, Rio. firm: No. Z. invoice 8;
johbing 81; milo quiet cordova 1904
Sugar, raw, easy; fair refining 20 39:
centrifugal, 95.test, 9; refined quiet, steady;
No. i, 4 Is: No. Z. 4, No. 8, 81; o.
9, 3A; No. 10, So, No. II. 3k. No. IL. az.
No. ID, 81 10; No. IA, 3s; Mould A. An, stand
ard A, An; confectioners A, Az, cut loaf
5%. crushed 81, powdered ~ :granulated ~,
cubes An
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Train on the Scotland MOCK Branch nn>
caves Weldon or RI, Halifax 4 Is ma. r,
rives Scotland Neck 3 70 p m Greenyflla d
. IN, RfDston 20 p M. Reforming leaves Kfn.
tton So q m, Greenv;lls s5.a m. arriving AZ
salifax $40 m. Weldon u I, rn. daily ex
sept Sunday. =
Trains on the Washington Branch laay
Washington 20 u 10 aid 2 90 d m, arrives
ParmelG 8 10 n and o p IN, returning leaye
Pa meie 9 50 q m and $50 n m, arrive wasa
tnt ton II ~ m and Z % p m, daily sxcep,
Sur day.
Train leaves TarbOro daily, s 30 d m. m
rtves Plymouth Z 40 p m. returning leave,
Plymouth Ga m, arrives Tarboro so o
Train on Midland N. c. Branch leay4
Goidsboro daily, except Sunday 10 IN. q
irving Smtthfeld 80 m; returning leavr
Smithfield 900 m; arrives At GOldabry
10 % an.
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Rocs
Mount At 80 p m, arrives Nashvtlles o5 p u
Spring Hope 80 IN; returning leaves
Spring Hope 90 a m, Nashville IS & "a, A,
rtves at Rocky Mount 8 o. a m, daily, axcerv
Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Ware.
for Clinton daily. except Sunday, at Ill
N am 10 p IN: retuI ming leaves tnfrt." Et
20 m and 500 I'm.
Train No Is makes close conuacsio. g.
Weldon for all points North daily. MI ~
via Richmond, alse at Rocky Mount wty
Norfolk and Carolina r. r. for Norfolk an
al points North via Norfolk.
II. M ENKRsoH, GenI Pass Agent
*. KHKSSSyat,pfT Manager.
T. NJ. TMgBeeak Traffic Manager.
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\rHT'i HbtNp CONNECTIONS
~ i'nNptt.'vilte aud Atlantic Coast Line.
nv nh points North and East. at Sanfor2
with rhe Sea board Air Line. at Greene
t"ro with the Southern Railway Com
pany. ~ Walnut Cove with the Norfoik
4 Western Railroad for Winston Salem,
SOUTH BOUND CONNECTIONS
at Walnut Cove with the Norfolk a
Western Railroad for Roanoke and points
North and West. at Greensboro with the
Southern Railway Company for Raleigh,
Richmond and all points North and East,
at Fayetteville with the Atlantic Coast
inc for all points South, at Maxton with
he Seaboard Airline for Charlotte, At
lanta and all points South and South
est
w. FRY, w. e. KYLE,
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
NOTICE.
Having this day qualified as the ad
of the estae of Perrin H
Cover, deceased, this is to notify all
persons having claims against this estate
to present the same to me for payment
on or before the 18th day OF April, 1898,
or this will be pleaded in bar Of recovery
All persons indebted to the estate will
please settle with me without further de-
mand II. III. COVER,
Admir- Of Perrin III. Cover. decd.
April 16, 1897
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NKw YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. April 10. Money on cal
easy ut Iais pes cent; last loan TX
cent. closed ut iaix per cent. Prime mer.
cantile paper 3Aa4 per cent Sterling exchange
arm. with actual business in bankers bills
=, ssss4 ssk for demand and o5ai.e64 ior
S,tv days. Posted rates A. 7a4 87x and 4 Ssx
80 Commercial bills, 4t0ai8 SIG mexican
dollars silver certificates 62a8!h. Bar sill
~, -, Go,ert ment bonds WEAK. State
s1nds duh. Railroad bonds weak.
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Notice of Administration,

Having qualified az admi strator Of the
estate Of Parthenia b.. freeman deceaf ed
late OF Wake county, N e., II Ia is TO noufy
al PEI sons having claims aeain.t the said
estate ~ present Them 10 The M defsgned n
or hef re The 9TH day of arii 1893, or this
notice v III be plead ~ bar OF their recovery
And All peTsOos ind b Ell 10 he Id estn'e
wiz n'ease make immediate Payment 10 the
undersigned.
J. C. MAROON, Administrator.
April 9, 1897.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., April 10 - Rosin
barrels.
SpiriIs turrentine steady at 81; receipts -
casks.
Tar firm at o..
Turpentine quiet: hard N.as soft $50;
virgin 81 40.
UHARL sroH 8. g. April 10 --8oajr Arm;
ii, So, 1, Sl65, X. u ~, ~. 20, N, IL 9U,
window glass SIT, water white 5! rs
Curteu.iue firm al Zoh.
BAvANNAH, Ga, April 19.-Spirits turpen-
tire Arm a, .1ka ~ Sales AZ: receip 9 lv4.
{, sin STEADY Receipts 1876. sales l,O.l 4, d,
G. D S,.o6: K. ,1.4E $i.45: q, $l5,. n. 81 Is,
} S.76: X. s1.S: -: n, &.I6: WIDOW
9! .ss y. 25. water white s235.
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oLN H1SE
sHORTEST AND QUICKEST aorrrp
To Atlanta, New Orleana, NorfsiA
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, Boston, New York.
Schedule In effect Nov LIST. 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH.
PIG A. NJ. DAILY.
Atlanta Special" Pullman veattsx3.
for Henderson. Weldon. Petersburg
Richmond, Washington. Bxltirsor
Philadelphia. New York, and ali poia~
north. Buffet drawing-room sleeper.
and Pullman coaches Atlanta TO Wsxs
ington. parlor cars Washington TO Va.
York, Pullman sleeping car, Chester, S. @
Portsmouth. Arrlves 1t Wsshtusxo,
1o:45 a. m, Baltimore II noon, Pitts
delphia $50 p. m, New York G:s3 =
m. Also Tor Portsmouth. Norfolk. az
Point and local stations 6cabcsrN sas
Roanoke railroad.
1875 A. NJ. DAILY.
For Henderson, Weldon, Gunois
Portsmouth. Norfolk and interysavdias
stations connects At Paramount witt
Bay Line for Old Point and Baltimore
with Norfolk and WashinSton gtaauo
boat company for Warrington; vic
N. Y. p. and N. railroad for philaASa
phia and points north; also at Wesdo~
with Atlantic Coast Line for Racs
mond, Washington, Baltimore, Phiix
delphia and New York, and with Seer
land Neck Branch for Greenvflls,
Washington and Plymouth.
Pullman sleepins car Atlsnta y
Portsmouth
2:16 A. M. DAILY.
ATLANTA Special" Pullman Vexrihuh
for Southern Pines. Hamlet, Winnie
ton, Monroe, Charlotte. Tineoin&or.
Shelby, Chester, Clinton, Greenwood
Abbeville. Athens, Atlanta, Aususu
Columbia, Macon, Montgomery Mobile
New Orleans, Chattanooga, Nashville
Memphis and all points south sns
southwest: through Pullman Bu4.
sleepers and day coaches WashiDgtos
and Atlanta. connecting directly e
Union depot, Atlanta, with diverxts.
lines; also Pullman sleeping car Ports
mouth to Chester. s. G..
3:34 p. NJ. DAILY.
For Wilmington, Charlotte, Chss,e.
Greenwood, Athens, Atlanta and al
intermediate stations. Connects o.
UDion station Atlanta, with diycrrtre
lines. Pullman sieeepinS chr Poras
mouth to Atlanta
TRAIN LEAVE RALEIGH:
$40 p. NJ. DAILY
From Norfolk, Portsmouth ans
points north via Bay Line and N. Y. p
and n r. r., Petersburg, Richmcms
and Warrington, Baltimore. PhilaAel
phia, New York and Boston, also from
Greenvills, Plymouth, Warrington, u
c., and eastern Carolina. points Vie
Weldon.
11:35 A. NJ. DAILY.
Atlantis Special Pullman ve&tibuss
from Atlanta and points south
Athens, Abbeville, Greenwood ans
Chester.
11:16 A. N. DAILY.
From Charlotte, Athens, Atlemta asss
intermediate stations
2:l6 A. NJ. DAILY.
"Atlanta Special- from NorfeIE
Portsmouth, Henderson, Weldon, Hisl
mond, Washington, Baltimore phils
delphia, New York and the east.
Magnificent Pullman ycatihvssa
trains. No extra fare.
Apply to ticket agent, or 70
II. 8. LIZARD. Sol. Pass. Ags.
Raleigh, n. y.
y. ST. JOHN, vics-Prss.and Gen. M'e's
III. w. B. GLOVER, Trafae NAzeasS.
T. J. ANDERSON, Gen. Paaa, Ar.
V. i. HBEE. Cen eGzA
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a. ELEGANT ssuhBas RESIDENCE FOR SALE

Desiring to move to the city offer toi
sale my place near Raleigh. 1t contain
which ts a small one-st"ry dwelling house
OF six rooms. arrtage house, barns, stables
etc, and an elegant new wO-story dwelling
other modern improvements This ts the
prettiest place in Wake county Delightful
In summer, comfortable IN winter and with.
In three miles Of the Capitol over a maca'
amized road. Terms easy. Title perfect
SPlER WHITAKER.
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NEW ORLEANS La; April la.-cottcn
OTHER MARK ETs

Galveston, holiday, -, LEO bales.
NOri L.. quiet, ~. " bales
baltimore, dull. 7-16 6s5 bales.
,ost"l holiday, -. a3 bales.
Wilmington, firm. Z, 10. bales
Philadeiphia. quiet. 9-i6. Il bales.
Savannah, quiet. easy, Z 1-lh .'6i bales.
New Orleans. quiet, 7-16, 3 9B bales
Mobile. nominal, II 10, "a bales.
Memphis, quiet, lie, 269 bales.
Augusta, STEADY, ~. 226 bates.
Charles TON, firm, Z, 1913 bales.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
RALEIGH. N. c., April 10
Cotton selling to-day at8xG74.
Market firm.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMoRY, April l9.-Four dull: western
npt, 81 os ~. " rtor haat no tamto VI :. ~,
~; spring do. A.zSdA5O; spring wheat
straighus "a O074.20
Wheat unsettled; spot, pril and May s1x:
Southern wheat by sample 82aS3: do. on
grade
Corn tirmer: spot and April 2sHa2Sk; May
2,s azex: July -: steamer mixed - southern
white corn 3Ua3l; do. yellow 20
Oats arm; NO. 3 white wesi ern 26a28; No.
2 mixed z3h.
Rye strong and higher: No. 2, nearby, ala
AK: wes,ora 4iXaaA.
Hay Arm: choice Timothy 3la58
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SPECIAL RATES VIA SEABOARI

On account of Southern Interstate Con
ference, Southern Pines, N. c., April
~. Tickets Oh sale April 26 and q, on
basis of 2 cents a mile one way for
round trip, good returning May 1.
Round trip from Raleigh $1.4O.
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Having qualified as executor Of the last
late of Wake county, hereby give notice 10
the creditors of her estate to present their
claims To me, II Raleigh, n. c., by the 9Th
day OF April, 1893.
RICHARD II. LEWIS,
Executor, 10.
Raleigh. N. c., April g. 1887.
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"HOTEL HANOVER,

18th and Arch ST., Phila.
important reduction in rates 200 rooms as
90 90 per DAY; SO extra bath rooms at slight
advance; AL rooms nave hot and cold water
electric lights and steam heat; Americas
HOTEL HANOVER CoMPANA
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Snw YORK STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, April 19.--After very. excit-
inx opening to-day at an exceptionally
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For a good chew, try Bailey Brothers
"OLD BOB" Tobacco.
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higher during the forenoon with the SIS
registered gaining per cent. The gains
were subsequently lost and the market
closed weak. The sales were $4,000.
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q. B. CUTHBERT & co.
n Il w YOkk

NEW YORK, April 19.-Futures opened
weak: sales Q, so bates.
Futures closed quiet and steady: sales 1O4,.
TO- tales.
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RALEIGH TOBACCO MARX EFT.

Market strong with good demand for all
grades.
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NEW ORLEANS.

: Spot cotton closed quiet; middliug uplands
I 7-l6 middling vuIi ii 10. sales Sd bales.
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JOHN GILL. Receiver
CttNDENSFD SCHEDULE

In Effect February 9Th. 1897
, 1897-10-28
KILLED HIS FATHER.
Thomas Nannelly, Crossed by His
Father Takes Terrible Revenge.

Redwood City, CAL, Oct. 27.-Thomas
Flannelly shot and killed his fatAor
Patrick Fiannelly, one OF the most re-
spected citizens OF this place, last night,
because he had been ordered from a
ranch for disregarding the old mans
wishes. The crime was committed in
the elder Nannelly's house. which the
son had entered evidently with the in.
tent Of doing murder.
The crime aroused the people OF Red
wood City to a high STATE OF excitement.
Posses were formed to pursue the parri-
eide and he was finally located on tho
ranch he had been ordered by his faith.
er to leave.
When called upon to surrender young
Fannelly opened fire on Sheriff McEvoy
Of San Mateo county and several Of his
deputies. one bullet taking effect in the
sheriff's left arm The vol.ey was re-
turned and the murderer was wounded
several times. He then surrendered and
is now under a surgeons care.
So great is the indignation in this
city " the killing Of the elder Fan.
nelly that open threats against the life
o: his slayer, should the latt@ recove,
from his wounds. have been made.