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GO. w. BAUCOM.
O. ANNUAL REPORT.
A Deficit in 1897 Followed BY BaIanc,
in 1893.

Baltimore, Nov 18th, 1898.
The I2nd annual report Of the presi-
dent and Directors Of the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad for the year ending June
S0th, 1893, was approved by the Board
to-day and ordered submitted to the
stockholders at their regular annual
meeting on Monday, November DIST.
The report in part is as follows: The
income account shows receipts from
freight of $4,000, 215. -, an increase of
81 .G63, $685.: from passengers, S5,247,
1901. an increase of S1SS,1570 90: from
mail, S767 643.64, an increase of SD
31S.93; from express. S602. 331 43. an in
crease Of S9,629.90. and from miscellane-
ous sources, such as mileage, elevators,
car service, excess baggage, milk, etc.
81, 105.43S.56. an increase Of S257. 106.2S.
The gross income therefore was S2T, ~,
1876. an increase Of $2,140.6G5.55.
The expenditures include general ex-
penses, 81 .96S. 336.S0 an increase OF
ST5,140.53; conducting transportation,
S11, 1885, To. III. an increase Of sos, 42S.-
CO. maintenance Of equipment, S3,304,
1876. a decrease of $21T,054.34; main
tenanee Of way and structures, S3,S34,-
284.57 decrease Of S20a,51G.75. The
total expenses were S20,2T6 09134, an
increase of S26399T.53.
The net earnings from the operations
Of the property were STAG. 696.52. an
increase Of 81, S7B. 6BS.02: income from
other. sources, Si01T, 47T4G, a decrease
Of S23. 23903. Deducting net earnings
OF the Washington branch. 1927, 405.9s,
there Is left the available income
amounting to SIS. 336.76s. an Increase of
81, 42,TIT.s5. From the available in-
come is deducted interest on bonded
Indebtedness, rentals. taxes and other
charges amounting to $S.148, T2T,41,
leaving a balance Of S19O,040 as against
deficit In 1897 Of SLIT, 121.12. an I'M
crease over last year Of Si,36T. 1911.
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MILLIoNs GIYEN AWAY.

1t Is certainly gratifying to the public
To know Of one concern in the land whi
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering The rroprietors 1T
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles of
this great medicine; and have the salts
faction Of knowing IL has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases.
Ashmn, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
diseases Of the Throat Chest aud
Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on
all Druggists aud get a free trial bottle.
Regular size d0c and S1. Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19
cARLIsTs ALARM GOVERNMENT

London. NOV. 1S-The Daily Mails
correspondent 1T Blarritz says;
1.-The CarIsts declare that they have
obtained Il loan, but not from England
PFoof that the situation is serious Is
Seen IN the Governments alarm and the
strict censorship In Navarro"
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wait on the said parties elected, and
ask them in the name of White Mans
Government that they relinquish all
claim or idea Of being sworn in as Of
ficers of the law, etc. Hear and heed
or take the consequences.
End. That the above preamble and
resolutions be published
The committee waited ON the parties
referred TO above on Monday, Novem-
Der 18th, and received from them the
same day the following note:
I'VE, the undersigned have agreed to
release us our claims as constable and
justices Of the peace in Gulledge town
ship.
&c. w. BAUCOM.
HENRY McCORMAC,
"PRESTON ]. NIVENS. .
IL the negroes carry out the above
agreement the trouble is ended
]. w BRASINGTON, Chm.
]. 7. Ratliff Secretary.
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RRIsBEN AIrAcKs CRoKER.
Controls New York Democracy but is
Unworthy If Trust

New York. November Is. John Bris-
lacking Richard Croker as q man wht
had gained complete control Of the De-
ocratic party. both in the city and the.
State. and who il unworthy Of trust.
In his address Mr.. Walker urges the
formation Of a new Democracy.
Temporary headquarters of the new
Democracy viii be opened after Monday
nest III the Madison Square Building.
William Sage viii be ac;ing secretary to
the committee on organization.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19
COTTON MIL NOrEs.

fAmeriean Wool and Cotton ReporterJ
Work on the new mill at East Dur
ham, N. g., which Ii being bdilt hi
the Durham Cotton Mills Company, Of
which j. n. Carr, of Durham, and the
OdelIs, OF Concord, arc the owners, ii
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sfaryland's Interest to be sold-Its Pres
ent Value Indeterminate.

Baltimore, Md, Nov 1S.The Board
Of Public Works to-day decided to sell
all the interests Of the State Of Mary
land In the famous Chesapeake and Ohio
canal This interest has cost the State
iii one way or another about So, 100000,
hut its present value il indeterminato,
rs 1t II now III the hands Of receivers.
1t is understood that to-day's action was
taken for the purpose Of enabling the
baltimore and Ohio reorganization mana.
gers 70 obtain title TO the property,
and 20 use it in connection with the pres
enf system The canal extends from
Georgetown, ID. c., to Cumberland
Maryland.
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RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by NEW
Great South American Kidney Cure. "
Ii il great surprise on account Of It's
exceeding promptness In relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. II yon want quick re-
lief and cure this il the remedy. Sold
by Heartt Il Hleartt, druggists, Raleigh.
NJ. q.
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Constipation prevents the body from
Riding itself Of waste matter, De
unfs Little Early Risers will remove
tie trouble mud cure Sick Headache.
BllIousness, Inactive Liver and clear the
Complexion. Small, sugar coated, don't
grlpe or cause nausea. j. Hal Robbitt
and Henry u. Hicks.
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ZOE aAIE.

One Steam Propeller, IN good working
order, just from the railway, length, 20
feet: beam, IA feet, hold, s $40 feet;
draft. loaded, 3 feet o inches; carries
about / 200 to 400 bushels Of grain, or
rs. 600 60 10000 feet Of lumber Apply
IL II. s. WILEY, Elizabeth City,
N. g. Tues-Sat II
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snIpwREcK AND DEATH.
Twenty Eight Said to Have Persisted
With the Atlanta.

Newport. Ore, November 1S.-News
has just been received from Alsea Bay,
sixteen miles below here, that the sailing
vessel Atlanta Ii ashore. She had a
crew Of thirty men on board and only two
got ashore alive The vessel was bound
FIRM Tacoma for an African port with
wheat. She has broken in two
The Atlanta was of about $500 tons.
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THE STATE SENATE.

Returns From All Districts Except the
Fourteenth.
Official returns from MI the Senatorial
districts make no changes i'm the fore
cast as heretofore published. The re-
turns from only two Of the three Doubt
ful districts were received yesterday. The
doubtful districts were the 14th, Doth
and 31st. Returns from the Goth show
that Lowe, Democrat. and Campbell Re
publican, were elected while the 31st re-
turns two Republicans by % majority.
The 14th failed to report. The Senate is
now constituted as follows:
Democrats ......... 30
Fusi0n5sts ........
Doubtful ,. 2
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4 SKIN or BEAUTY is A Joy FOREVER.
DR.. T. Felix Gouraud's
Oriental Cream,
~Magical Beautifier
Purides ss etll as Realities the skin.
no other cosmetic will do ID.

Removes Tan
J implies Free
klgK NJ o . Ii
Patches, Rash
and SKIN dis
eases, and eve
rs bleRlisll 90
beauty, and
dehss detee-
ton On its
virtues Il has
stood the test
Of 40 years no
other has and
is Sc harmless
we taste ii to
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19
NO NEGRO RULE IN GULLEDGE
TOWNSHIP.

The Democrats Of the Township Meet
and Pass Resolutions Requesting the
Negro Constable and Magistrates-elect
Not to Qualify The Negroes Agree
Not to do SO.
lNadeshoro Messenger and Intelligencerl
Pursuant to cali. the advocates Of
White Government in Gulledge town
shin met 1T Cason's Old Field Satur-
day. November 10Th. 1898. at 3 o'clock
for the purpose Of abolishing the negro
government IN that township forced upon
them By the leading popuiists.
The meeting consisted Of about I'D
of the best citizens Of Guiledge town
shin and several from other townships.
The meeting was called 10 order and
proceeded to organize by electing ]. w.
Brasington chairman and j. II Raliif
secretary.
After several patriotic speeches the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
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A good wife maketh good husband;
the Ind ones are all aelf-madc,
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.kINn AnMONITION.

whereas, North Carolina, conformity
with. All her sister Southern States, Is
overwhelmingly Democratic whose An
glo-Saxun blood viii allow only white
men to rule America, we do this day de-
clare that the citizens Of Gnlledge town
shin. Arson county. North Carolina, most
kindly bnt earnestly protest against r.
). Niyen and c. NJ Baueom rs magis-
trates. and Henry Mcconnac, as CON
Stable OF Gnlledge township. having
been elected by only two or three ma-
iorlty through the medium Of iIliterate
list. That a committee Of twenty
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

A cough II like fever. II does not
have 10 run d certain conrse. Cure ii
quickly aud eifectually with One Minute
Cough Cure. the best remedy for all ages
and for the most severe cases, We re-
commend it because it's good j. Hal
Bobhitt aud Henry r. Hicks.
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Wanted, an parties to know that they can ex-
anime All work shipped to them by as, and il il
Is not fiFst-class in every way, they ean send 10
back 10 as at our expense.
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be sure II Ia properly made. Accept no
counterfeit Of similar name. The dis
tinguished DR.. Il. A. Sayre said to a
lady of the haut ton "a patientl: As you
ladies win use them, ] recommend
'Gouraud's Cream as the least harmful
OF all the Skin preparations, One bot
tie will last six months. using it every
day. Also Poudre Subtitle removes su-
pertluous hair without injury 10 the
skin.
FRRD. T. HOPKINS, Prop'r. 81
Great Jones ST., n. Y.
For sale by all druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers throughout the United
States, Canadas and Europe.
Beware OF base limitations. $1,000 re
ward for arrest and proof OF any one
selling the same.
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Own your Rome
and be Happy.

with the new combination plans of the
MECHANICS AND INVESTORS
UNION. A man eur obtain money 70
build a dwelling and at maturity he viii
receive a similar amount liz cash. t..
gether with his cancelled mortgage. The
cost Of which win BIC 100 monthly pay
ments, OF not much more than he IS
payine for house rent The home is
protected in ease of death. This is a
raleigh company. with John G. nrewry,
president; J. =. Wynne, Vice President.
r. s. Jerman. Treasurer and
GEORGE ALLEN, Secretary.
90 pullen Building.
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Wanted, an parties, when writing Cor designs,
b. give sex OF deceased, and some idea Of now
much the work must cost We have thousands
of designs, with prices running from Ss.0o up id
the thousands, and can't tell unless You dc this,
Direct an letters 60 Capital Marble Works, Il. a,
Marks, Proprietor corner OF Fayetteville and
DaYie streets, Raleigh, n. @. =
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Wanted, the people TO know that by dealing
direct with the Capital Marble Works they can
save money and get class OF work second TO
none.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-19

Wanted. all parties t. know that the Capital
Marble Works delivers all work at your nearest
depbt free OF freight,
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Wanted, the people to know that the Capital
Marble Works is the only works in tho state
that is doing all kinds of carving in bold relief
with a guarantee that il shall be as good rs amy
sent from New York or italy,
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Wanted, al parties who are thinking OF pur~
chasing monuments at any kind e. write t0 the
Capital Marble Works, Raleigh n q, befoye
haying elsewhere.
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RALEIGH, N. c.

Wanted. all parties to know that the Capital
Marble Works is selling better and cheaper
work than other dealer ia the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-12
ROME FOR BURIAL
Remains of James suddeth Taken To
Virginia.

Yesterday afternoon the body of James
Newman Suddeth, who committed suicide
on the towpath of the canal near Sycamore
Island, as published in yesterdays Star,
was brought to the city by Undertaken
Birch of Georgetown and prepared for
burial. The body was kert at the under
taking establishment last night and this
morning it was sent to warrerton on the
O'Clock train. Mr.. George Suddeth,
brother Of the deceased. accompanied the re-
mains to Virginia. Mr.. Lindsey, manager
of the Goodyear Rubber Company. in whose
employ the unfortunate man had been was
much affected by the sad news People in
the house where he boarded, as well as
those with thom he had come in contact
" lille at work. did not notice that Suddeth
was under any severe mental strain. as he
stated he was in the note written on the
newspaper. But what the young man
wrote was undoubtedly true as his act YES
terda5 proved. Friends say that the young
man had been sick with typhoid fever, from
which they now think he did not fully re-
cover. Some of them suggest that the dis
ease affected his mind. None of his friends
have been found who seem to know any
thing about the young mans intended mat
rimoniai adventure to which he also re-
ferred in his last message addressed to the
dear ones at hCme."
Justice Claud, who held the inquest
turned over the effects of the dead man to
his brother George. The parents of the de-
ceased live at place called Jeffersonton
In Culpeper county, Va, about ten miles
from Warrenton. Yesterday afternounu
news of the young mans death was sent
to his parents in order that they might ar
range the details Of the funeral and nave
a vehicle at Warrenton in which to remove
the body to their home II is thought that
the body will be buried tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-12
MICHAEL WON EASILY.
Fred. Titus Beaten in a Fifteen-sIiIe
Race.

After three postpon ements necessitated
by rain, Jimmie Michael, the little Welsh
cyclst, and Fred Titus of New York, met
last night at the Colosseum in Baltimore in
their fifteen-mile paced bicycle race. Mich
ael won easily by about 100 yards.
1t was the general impression from the
start that Michael would win, but early in
the contest the sympathy of the 1000 spec
tators went almost unanimously to the
New York boy. While the latter was paced
badly, he rode hard and made several
strong bids for the race. On several oc-
casioEs his pacemakers lost him entirely
and Titus was compelled to take hold be-
hind his opponents workers.
On the other hand, Michaels men were
as smooth and even as clockwork.
Michael had the advantage also in hav-
ing tripiet among his PAGERS, while Titus
depended entirely upon tandems. Time,
Is. rs 1-5.
The fastest mile was covered in LAO 40;
the slowest in 2.12 3-5; first five miles,
9.19 As; ten miles, 1901.
Thu other events resulted as follows: One
mile, professional, open, Fred Sims, Wash
ington, won; t. Baranby, Boston. second !;
j. l.. Ives, Baltimore, third. and Robert
Walthour, Atlanta, fourth. Time, 2.1s 80.
Half-mile amateur, open. T. Carmine
won; j. Hill second and E. ]. Farber
third. Time, l0I 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-12
ROWING AT TORONTO.
The Wachusetts' Shell Swamped in
the Rough Water.

The Northwestern Rowing Association s
regatta at Toronto, Canada, closed yester-
day afternoon. The water was rough, and
in the second heat of the senior SOULS
Thompson's boat was swamped and the
Wachusetts shell just got over before sink
ing. Summaries:
Senior singles-First heat, c. A E. Gold
man. Arsonaut r. c., won: L. Marsh, Don
r. c., second; C. L. Van Damn, Detroit
B. c.. third; ALI Jury, Toronto r. c.,
fourth. Time, 12:04 80.
Senior singles-Second heat, E. H. Ten
Eyck, Wachuse it's B. c., won; time, 12:27.
Fred. Cresser Vesper 3. c., finished sec
ond, but was disqualified for not turning
buoy. E. A. Thompson, Argonaut r. c.,
did not finish.
Tandem canoe-Detroit B. C. won, Argo-
naut second. Time "A As.
Senior four-oared shellS-Argonaut r. c.
won, Pennsylvania Barge Club second, Yes
per B. c. third. Time 10:3S 3-5.
Senior double sculls-Detroit B. c. won
Wachusetts B. c. second. Time, IL: 10 %
Senior pair-oared shells-Argonaut R. @
won. Vesper B. c. second Time II IL 4-5.
Senior singles-Final heat, E. H. Ten
Eyck, Wachusetts B. c., won; c. E. A
Goldman. Argonaut r. c., second; L.
Marsh, Don r. c., third. Time, ll:l5 40.
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BRINGING THE CHALLENGE.
Preparations by the New York Yacht
Club,


At a meeting of the New York Yacht
Club, called last evening to consider the
preliminary challenge for the Americas
cup, Secretary Oddie offered the following
preamble and resolution, which were at
once adopted by unanimous vote:
1.-THE Royal Ulster Yacht Club, having
communicated to this club it's intention to
challenge for the Americas cup,
Resolved, That the flag officers, secre-
tary and treasurer be and are hereby an
pointed committee, with power, on behalf
Of this club. to accept, under the deed of
gift, such challenge for a match for the
Americas cup: to arrange the terms there
of and select yacht to represent this club
therein; and, by mutual consent with the
challenging club, to make any arrangement
as to dates, courses, number OF trials rules
and sailing regulations and any and all
other conditions of the match. And the
salo committee shall have power, in their
discretion. to add to their number. Said
match shall be sailed under the direction
of the regatta committee, pursuant to ar
ticle 10 of the constitution"
The committee appointed comprised Com
modore ]. Pierpont Morgan. Vice Commo-
dore Lewis Cass Ledyard, Rear Commodore
August Belmont. Secretary j. " S. Oddie
and Treasurer w. J. Hurst The commit
tee met Immediately after the adjournment
OF the club meeting and, In accordance with
the power given them, added Edwin D.
Morgan, Edward NJ Brown, General
Charles ]. Paine and Herman B. Durvea
forming committee of nine, which will be
known as the committee on challenge of
Royal Ulster Yacht Club"
The following cable message has been
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RACING AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Results of the Finals in the l.. A. w
Contests.

More record breaking and more sensa-
tional finishes marked the second day of
the national meet of the L. A. w. at In
cfanapolis yesterday. One serious accident
knocked Arthur Gardiner out Of the final of
the Great American 81 600 Handicap race,
and nearly did the same to plucky Bill
Martin. This happened at the close of the
second heat of the contest Martin being at
the front of the bunch and apparently a
winner, when he slipped over the pole and
Slid along the track. Gardiner went over
him. Ed Stevens followed. and then Lou
Coburn went down in the heap. Cooper
and Mcfarland were in the finish, but es-
capped luckily from a spill. Cooper dis
mounting from his wheel as white as the
wheel itself
Gardiner could not ride in the great ffnaI.
but Martin did to show his pluck. From
sixty yards he finished fourth, leading the
back bunch over the tape.
Bald, Freeman, Becker and Cooper fol-
lowed Martin, who took his hands off the
bars and sat up to relieve his strained back
as he made the finish. After eucircling The
track part way he dismounted for he could
ride no farther. Martin was the hero of
the meet, for he came out as badly a cut
and Jared man as has been seen on the
track this year.
The results of the finals follow:
One-quarter mile; national championship:
final heat-G. H. Collett, New Haven. Grst:
e I. f1duSHlan, New Haven, second, and
Ed Lleweliyn, Chicago, third. Time OBJ
40. Last eighth, 0.13 80. Kraemer also
ran.
One-half mile professional national
championship; final heat-Bald first Nc
Farland second, Freeman third Cooper
fourth and Gardiner fifth. Time Loo 30
One mile; tandem championship; anna
teur-HaUsman and Collett, New Haven,
first; Peabody and LleweIlyn, Chicago, sec
2.oJ.
The Great American Handicap; distance
two miles; for purse of 81 GOO, divided; $500
to first, 500 to second, $40 to third, 50 to
fourth and special prize for the heat to
make up the balance; final heat-F. ]. Cos
tello, St. Louis (225 yards), first; Otto Maya
Erie. Pa csc YARDS, second; L. S. Hall.
Philadelphia t215 YARDS, third; Plugger Bill
Martin, Lowell go YARDS, fourth: Eddie
Bald (scratch), fifth; II. B. Freeman. Port
land co yards), sixth; Becker $50 yardsD,
seventh, and Cooper CO yards) eighth
Time. 406 Is. Time of Bald, 400, REV
handicap record.
Five miles; national championship; anna
teur-Peabody, Chicago, first; Ertz, New
York, second; Kraemer Newark, third, and
Rodgers, Philadelphia, fourth. Time, ills
ID.