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Tha Trenton correspondent Newbern
Journal says: Some one attempted TO
burn up Trenton by 'kerosenlng' Robert
Perkins warehouse and applying II
match to it on Monday night last, char
ring the Notwithstanding considerably,
but as the house was wet and heavy
wind was blowing the fire wemt out.
Had the scoundrel succeeded in his in
tentions the whole business portion of
the town would have been burned up.
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Barium Rock Spring Water

Is natures specific for Blood Poison.~ 1t has
cured many of the worst cases when everything
else failed. 1t contains in natural form the
elements that antidote blood poison and drive
il from the system. We could give testimonials,
lished. We win guarantee great benefit
or co mpete cure ii the full and regular course
of the water is taken. Desultory and irregular
use of it is useless Spend six weeks at the
springs, or take the course at home, and II not
benefited we will refund every dollar you pay
us.
We will prepay ten gallons to any point in
North Carolina on receipt of Express Order on
Troutman's, N. c., for $500.
Booklet free. Correspondence confidential.
BARrUM Rock SPING MINERAL WATER Co.,
Barum Springs, N. c.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, March Is. -3 p. M.-Money on call
frmer at z l-za4 per cent; last loan at 2l-2
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 34a4A per
cent STERLING exchange easier, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.85 1-2as.354 for
demand, and at s4.83k 4.s3s4 for sixty days.
Posted rates Si.84 I-2a4.s5 and A.s6 l-2a4.S7.
Commercial bills S4.s2 I-2a4 3d. Silver certificates
SO l. la50 I-2. Bar silver 594. Mexican dollars
AZ IL. Government bonds strong. State bonds
inactive. Railroad bonds strong.
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Mr.. ID. w. Patrick, president A. and
\. c. X. r., came from Newbern this
morning on his way to spend Sunday
at his home in Greene county. He in
formed us that he has given his answer
concerning the tsGmand made by Presi-
Dent Bryan about giving up the A. and
\. c. r. r. He and his board of direc-
tors refused 10 surrender the road. The
meeting will be contested III the courts.
-I<inston Free Press.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. March 13.-'I7he market
worked fractionally lower to-
day for the railway list, with the most
activity in the Specialties. which on the
whole were well supported. American
was feature with Il rise of
6 points net. American Steel and Wire
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LOCAL STOCK MARKET.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. ILL.,. March 13.-Reports of
drought in Indiana together with domes.
tic crop claims had bullish effect on
wheat. May closed 3s cent higher. Corn
gained a cent and oats asl11a cent.
Pork left off 21a cents higher, lard I'M
and ribs 2E. cents lower.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of the estate of
Bennett Smedes, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against the
saio Bennett Smedes, to presentthe same to me
on or before the 18th day of March, 1900, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
And all persons indebted to said Bennett
Smedes are hereby notified to make immediate
payment to me.
March Sd, 1885, CHARLES ROOT,
Executor of Bennett Smedes, decd.
SHEPHERD & BUsBEE, Attorneys.
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OPHlJnna e.: I: !.:::: s:' E:
HAVE YOU BLOOD POISON f?

II you have, and it is allowed to run its
course it means the total destruction of the
system and the breaking down of the bony
structures of the body
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THE FITTEST MAN"
'.Displaces That Noble Man, jeremiah
Lamemtation."
Charlotte Observer

charlotte Observer
The fittest man for his job who has
been elected in North Carolina this year
or last, is Mr.. #. X. Bruner, chosen to
be secretary of the State Board of A gri-
culture. incidentally it is mentioned
that he is to have charge of the States
exhibit at the Paris Exposition next
year, and this is as it should be. The
only regret we have iii connection with
the whole matter grows out of the fact
that he displaces that noble man, Rev.
J. l.. Ramsey, whose name-Joyful
Notwithstanding the pie period, again
becomes Jeremiah Lamentation.
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LIVERPOOL, March Id p. M.--Spot cotton,
Increased demand, prices barely supported
American middling 8 l3-32d.
The sales of the day were IL, 600 bales, of which
600 were for speculation and export, and i'm
cluded u zoo American; receipts 200 bales, in
GLIDING 700 American.
Failures opened quiet with moderate demand
and firm
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Whena man puts his foot down on Il
would be borrowers request for ii FIVE
spot he simply V-toes it.
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NEW YORK.
New York, March ls.-ootton futures opened
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed easy and Lice lower; mid
ding upands ga; middling gulf 6's; sales 1894
bales.
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DROP FOR RAILWAYS
American tobacco Rose 8
Points Net.
STEEL AND WIRE STRONG
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
JUMPED FIVE POINTS.
STRENGTH IN SOUTHWESTERN R. RS
Adyicas from The Inferior Reported PIethora
Of Money 10 Various Sec ions. London
Transactions Were in Small
Volume
STEEL AND WIRE STRONG
STRENGTH IN SOUTHWESTERN R. RS
Volume

New York, March 13.-The influx of
buyers is still very heavy and trading
was along broad lines. Nearly all divi-
sions of the market, both at first hands
and with iobbers, were the scenes of
liberal buying.
Print cloths, according to corrected re-
ports, sold to the extent of nearly 250,-
600 pieces at Fall River and other
eastern markets during the last week.
None of these goods were extra. The
latter quoted nominally at 2Mc., but in
reality cannot be secured at that price
The stock shows slight increase
Southern print cloths have kept pace
with the advances in Eastern goods.
COTTON.
New York. March 13-The cotton
market developed a fair. degree of
steadiness ON the opening call, English
cable advices fully meeting expectations
and early forecasts pointing to dimin-
ished receipts. At the same time the
weather bulletins showed more or less
general rains throughout the cotton belt
But selling orders were ut hand in good
~ HHiIlUeTS anu the IlltiI opened Win
prices unchanged to points high =
Immediately after the cali the market
began to weaken under selling pressure
which became more energetic upon the
discovery that outside support was he
ing withdrawn. Bids declined ) points
on the more active positions. Before
noon, however, there was slight rally
on better later cables, after which both
classes of traders operated with caution.
During the forenoon the market received
some support by buying orders from The
South and Europe, while commission
houses disposed of May and August
contracts and replaced them with Octo-
Der and other new crop positions. The
local contingent either sold with hest
tafion or bought the near months on tie
idea that the liquidation of Saturday
had cleared the situation and made
some reaction probable. Some of the
leading bear traders made an effort TO
certain long cotton held here;
but without success. and soon With
drew, leaving the market to drift. The
close was quiet and STEADY with pri .es
, to points net lower.
Or
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 13.-Flour neglected and
barely steady; winter straights $3.55a3.7O; do.
patents S3.6oa590; Minnesota patents S3.80a4.10.
Rye -four weak; good to lancy S3t5a3.2J.
Corn meal quiet; yellow western s3as4; city
Rye weak; No. q 65as5 IL; State 81.
Barley easy; feeding 47ais IL; mating
s5ab.
Barley malt quiet; western 6Oa7o
Wheat, spot firm; No. RED sI4; options
March slk; May AN; July % l-2.
Corn, spot quiet; No. 2; 427sai8s; options,
March -; May 39H; July 4058.
Oats, spot steady; No. Z, 80: options neglected.
Beef steady; family siO;Ooall.60; exsrA mess
80; beef hams Sl9.00; packet S9.50aSl0.25 city
extra India mess S15.00al5.5o.
Cut meats quiet; picked bellies 5a5%; picked
shoulders l2a4I; picked hams 6A07 I-2.
Lard steady; western steamed $3.50; city -;
March 1852 -, nominal; refined quiet.
s1050a12.50; family SI0.750ll.d0.
Butter steady; western creamery 15a20; do.
iaal7 Ia; State dairy 14al9 ~; creamery
i6a21.
Cheese steady: large white 70; do. small
IailA; large colored 10 IL; do. small llal1A;
light Skins Sat; part skins 7a8.
Eggs steady; State and Pennsylvania ID:
western fresh IA: southern l. l-2aH.
Potatoes steady; New YORK. S1.25a2.00; Long
Island S1.50@2..j; sweets, Jerseys, Sl.75a2.75;
Tallow firm; city IL; country 1-2atss, as to
quality.
cotton SEED oil SLcauys prime cruue Il;
crude + o b mills .3aI3 IL; prime summer yell
low 25a26; of summer yellow % i-2a24; but
ter grades 29a32; prime winter yellow 3la32
prime white 26.
Petroleum dull; refined New York, $685.;
Philadelphia and Baltimore $3.50: do in bulk
$3.50.
Rosin steady; strained, common to good
$3.50.
Turpentine firm at AZ 1-2a48
Rice firm: fair TO extra 1-2a5: japan 5a54.
Cabbage quiet; Long Island $ial0.00pe 100.
Coffee-Optlons, April sos; May S5.05a5.l0;
spot Rio, dull; No. 2, invoice 90; No. jobbing
63s; mild quiet and steady; Cordova 8a14.
Sugar, raw strong; fair refining ga; centrifu-
gal 96-test, Ij-3l: Muscovado -; molasses
sugar 81; refined firm and active; mould A
S-l6: granulated SIS: cubes -.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 13-Flour dull and
unchanged; western super s2.2502.60.
Wheat steadier; spot and March 744a74zs;
April 75a754; May 754a15l2; steamer No. 2
red - Southern wheat by sample 10075 l-2;
do. on grade --.
Corn dull; spot and March 37360 37 LIZ; April
37sla3S; May 3Ssf a3szs steamer mixed -; South
ern white aud yellow corn 3la3SA.
Oats easier No. Q white western, 35a35 IL;
No. 2 mixed ~ l-2a33.
Rye dull; No. nearby 30 1-2a6O; No. 2
HSs
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CHICAGO, March ID.
Opening. Closing

Lash uUotatiOns were as foIIoWs:
Flour quiet winter patents $3.6Ja3.7 dc.
straights s290a3.20 do clear SS.l5a325; spring
specials si.l0; hard patents s3.40a3.70; do. soft
-; straights s3.85a3.45; bakers s225a2.60.
Wheat-No. spring 6606s; No. spring
6Ia67 1-2; No. red SO l-2a70 l-2. Corn-No. 2,
No. 8, white % I-2a29. Rye No. Q, So. Barley
No. 2, 4105o. Flax seed, No. /, lis.
Prime Timothy seed $3.50 Mess pork, per bhl.,
$1,000 90. Lard, per 100 lbs, s5277s 1880. Short
RIB sides, loose, sl.55a4.65; dry-salted should
erss boxed, 44a436. Short clear sides. boxed,
81 S5si 90 LXhiSkpv Ct o6.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March l3.-Cotton futures
OTHER COTTON MARKErs,

Galveston, quiet, g. H. LAG bales.
Norfolk, quiet, . t-l6, 552 bales.
baltimore, nominal, 1-2, - bales.
Boston, quiet, 6 7-16, 277 bales.
Wilmington, quiet, q, 65 bales.
Philadelphia, quiet, So, Ais bales.
Savannah, quiet, i3-le, 957 bales
New Orleans, quiet steaoy, 81, 4,077 bales.
Mobile, dull, u, 1913 bales.
Memphis, steady, i, 1913 bales.
Augusta, steady, 6 IL, I,026 bales.
Charleston, steady, So, 4s3 bales.
Cincinnati, quiet, 4 IL, 453 bales.
Louisville, ste ,dy, 81, - bales.
st. Louis, quiet, q, 49, bales
Houston, dull, 8 3-16, ESQ bales.
New York, easy, 81, 2l1 bales.
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GRIMES & VASS.
Bonds, Stocks
& Investments
FIRE INSURANCE.

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orders executed in Norfolk Richmond, Balti-
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RECEPTION TO THE BULGARIA.

EMPERoR's REPREsENTA~''Es MEET THE YES
Sell AT HAMBtR re DECORATIONS PRESENTED.
Hamburg April THE Hamburg American Line
steamer Bulgaria CAPITAL Schmidt. which put In
at ST Mchaels Azores. february "A in distress,
having been disabled while on her voyage from
New-York on January q for this port and which
left the Azores March q. after making tenn
porary repairs at ST. Michaels was docked here
this morning. and received with intense en-
thusasn by the Inhabitants and representatives, OF
Emperor William and the naval and military au-
thorities
Admiral K0ster. Inspector-Genera Of the German
Navy made speech TO the crew and distributor
decorations among those being the Cross Of Com
mander of the HohenzOllern Family Order, be
slowed upon Captain Schmidt by Emperor William
February %
The city was decorated with flags in honor of the
Rulga ria and the members of her crew were
escorted 10 the Rathaus and B6rse, where lauda-
tory speeches were delivered. They were after
ward entertained al "A dinner
In addition TO the decoration OF the Hohenzolern
family order Captain Schmidt received l5,0o marks.
while lesser decorations and grants Of money were
bestowed upon the other officers and the members
nff
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MISTAKEN FOR LOCBET AND SHOT
ASSASSINATION OF A PARTISAN BY A MAN
WHO LOST HIS MONEY IN THE
PANAMA SCHEME.

Paris, April IA wealthy man. named Tour
ret was shot dead last evening in the Bots de
Bouogne by a man who mistook his victim for
President Loubet. TO whom NJ Tourret bore a
striking resemblance. The murderer. whose
name Is Ozouf and who is thirty eight years old.
Is thought TO be insane.
The assassin fired two bullets into NJ. Tourret.
who expired Immediately afterward Ozouf was
promptly arrested.
Ozouf the man who assasslnated NJ Tourret In
the Bots de Boulogne yesterday evening. mis-
taking him for President Loubet. whom he re-
sembles strikingly. is an electrical engineer who
lost his fortune In the Panama smash. 1t is
suggested that the mention OF the Panama scan
dals In connection with NJ Loubet's election IL
responsible for the mans idea OF assassinating
the President
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p1-p1ICATIoN OF THE COURT RECORDS
IN THE DREYFUS CASE.
A FAVORABLE EFFECT in THE PtBLlc
MISUNDERSTANDING X-RAY SUIT


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. X-RAY SUIT
DRAMA AND SOCIETY.
paris April 1.-The effect produced oy lhe
.rr-,garo,s" enterprise in publishing a record OF
tho criminal chamber Of the Court OF Cassduoi
IN ,he Drevfus revison-which under an od'h VI
secrecy was issued only TO the Judges oU'
which is now appearing in daily hls'aii'o''
IN the Figaro" like sort Of national ieu''ie'o"
% =, the whole beneficial The public is I'M
,nis,akablv fattered at thus being enaoieu "
form it's own Judgment simultaneously WIFI ''io
tul bench of the Court Of Cessation Inc result
,s that in clubs. cafes. even IN newspaper
~ r,,es,,on &c for the first time beginning TO he
discussed on its merits. and with an absence vi
,,orsora, enumeration hitherto impossible The
latest social fad is to make up betting DOCKS OH
the final decision NJ Wei Picard, prominent
por,sior Nnancier and sportsman. set the ex-
aur,e nv netting $50 600 that the full bench VIII
a,oya the Judgment Of the criminal chamber
~ Arthur Never, proprietor Of the "Gaulois,'
,o,.,re tho contrary So far the betting Is even
Tho an,i-revisionists express confidence that
,eoal technicalltes will soon crop up. making re-
x,sion ,mpossible In political circles 1t Is re-
garded as wholesome indication that the
Drevfus question can now be talked over In the
same platonic way as event of the turf.
The Chamber OF Deputies. as fully expected
has approved NJ. Lockroy's naval programme
and even voted more funds for the navy IMAM the
Minister of Marine asked for. The Chanoer
has also increased the total expenditure OF the
nation for the next twelve months by 4LooOooo
francs over last year making grand total or
2 AS0 600 600 which is viewed with uneasiness
nv NJ Paul Leroy Beaueu and other political
economists who point out that French taxes are
already heavier than those Of other countries
and that French taxpayers are now at the last
gasp The Chamber. moreover. is severely
criticised for voting itself holiday until May ,
without having completed its work the
budget
A case came for trial on Thursday before the
Civil Tribunal of the Seine involving the dangers
and responsibilities OF misapplication of y
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THE DISASTER TO THE STELLA.
COMPANY HAS NO LIST OF THE PAssENGERs-A
REsCUING STEAMER GOES ASHORE.

RESCtING STEAMER GOES ASHORE.
Southampton April Anxious inquiries continue
be made at the offices OF the London and South
western Railway Company regarding victims o. tho
Stella disaster but the officials do not possess
are unable TO assert definitely that their friends
were board. As rule. the inquirers are ony
vaguely that friends had started for the
Channel Islands. II is impossible. therefore. 10
draw up even approximate list Of the victims.
The London and Southwestern Railway COM
pany's steamer Southwestern, which was sent 70
search for bodies OF victims Of the wreck. went
ashore last night. The OF the accident 10 the
Southwestern was received in dispatch from me
Normandy, opposite Aurigny Island In the same
district as the Casquet Rocks. The message saiS
the Southwestern was ashore in that vicinity Win
her null stove In. The crew renamed on boaru
The steamer Vera arrived here At o'clock this
afternoon with the survivors OF the disaster lho
quays were thronged. and as soon as the gangway
invited all persons having relatives or frends
among the survivors 10 40 on board The scenes
that followed were most pathetic The JOY OF the
fortunate ones yelled IN the presence OF Wy, ~.
narrowing grief OF those who were frultlessy
searching for loved ones and vainy appealing "
the rescued for news Of the missing. -.
The stories OF the passengers VINO were sa nry
add little that IL new except the belief that many
women and children must have persisted IN ths
saloon 80 sudden was the thrush OF water ,
One OF the rescued says that before the 800 yor
moment and then shot below Ike an arrow ~
who were left on board were pitched sternward III
n heap and disappeared with the ship.
James A. Wright. jr.. OF the International Nav.
CATION Company told Tribune reporter last hsn,
that James Parton. who with his wife, was saVs ave-
from the wreck OF the Stella, was the manaseI,
the West End office OF the American s'ean ahnat
Line in London az No. Cockspur-st lie Is a ovSts
forty years DID, and has frequently ViSi'ea w.
country.
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REAL YOUTH.

and free from bilious poisons. 1t fills him with
muscular strength and vitality. 1t makes him in
the truest sense young again, and keeps him 50.
81 am pretty we'll now for a Of sixtythree years
SAYS Mr. John Larson. Of Ashby Grant Co, Mimi II had
been very badly troubled for years with dyspepsia
also caairh and got bad aud weak that could
no; work -. III, -,
pain in stomach and burning sensation coming into
The throat DR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Pellets and truly say these medicines
have helped me wonderfully Icoinmeneed taxing them
In the fall and used them all winter took fifteen bot
Ties OF the Discovery and six Of the Pellets according
10 directions and must that both are good honest
medicines. ~.
improved right along from the very beginning Just
taking edcne in the latter part OF May and then
felt as we'll in my life can eat all kinds OF ood
and it doesn't pain IN my stomach now as
always did before took Or Pierces medicines can
cheerfuy the public that they need not hesitate III
taking Dy Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for dyspesa
il will eradicate and the disease II anything VIII
If you are in poor health write TO DR.. K V.
Pierce, OF Buffalo, y. Y. II will cost you nothing
whatever for his advice although he is at the very
head of his profession in the treatment OF obsi-
nate chronic diseases.
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STEAMER SUNK N COLLISION.

Dover April 1.-The G rman steamer Pontos.
from Rosario about February a. has sunk In the
Channel after being In collision with the British
steamer Star of Now-Zealand. which arrived at
London on February q from Wellington y. H.
and which was outward bound. The boats Of the
Star Of New-Zealand were stove in and she Ia re-
turning TO London The ,n;os had on board a
cargo OF cattle one thousahd sheep and "A quantity
Of wheat. .
II appears that the Star Of New Zealand ran into
the Pontos in the darkness. striking her amidships
Twelve seamen who left the German steamer in
boat were picked up exhausted. and have been
landed here The captain and nineteen OF the crew
have been landed at Hastings
A large up-Channe steamer has signalled that
she has rescued twelve OF the crew and six pas
sengers Of the Pontos Thus all the crew and all
the passengers OF the sunken steamer have been
rescued.
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MR.. pORTERS VIEWS AB0rT SUGAR

London. April THE Berlin correspondent OF
"Thc Standard" says:
Robert i. Porter, before leaving told me a few
Of the results Of his latest researches German
beet sugar. he finds. cannot be manufactured un-
der two cents "A pound The cost OF production f.
therefore, the same as that OF cane sugar In Cuba
If the grocers Of England and the United States
could be induced TO promote the sale OF sugar
In preference 20 beet. the consumption and pro
this would contribute more TO the solution OF the
bounty question than prolonged negotiations Mr.
Porter thinks also that II the British Government
indorses the Indian countervail that would bc "A
further reason for the United States not 20 change
its attitude toward the bounty giving States more
especially as the question about the existence OF
the favored ton clause between the United
States and Germany is very complicated
These various reasons. together with the in
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LOSS or A STEAM COLLIER.
THE HEATHPOOL SUNK OFF BEACHY HEAD
NINE OF THE CREW SUPPOSED TO
BE DROWNED.

Dover April THE British steamer Ethelhda
Is off Dungeness. proceeding slowly and not under
control according to the signal flying She has
canvas about her bows, and her boats are hanging
her sides She has sisnalled that she has been
In collision with the steam collier Heathpool and
that her forepeak Is full of water The Ethelhda
which IL commanded by Captain Harrison left
Buenos Ayres February % for Antwerp The
collision took place off Beachy Head The Ethel
hilda saved seven OF the crew OF the Hea thpool
and landed them here. The remaining nine OF the
supposed TO be lost
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uARCBaND AT ABYSSINIA'S CAPITAL.

Paris April l-Dspatches received from Ras
Jiboutil on the Red Sea, say the Marchand expedi-
ton from Fashoda arrived, all we'll at Adds
Abeba the capital OF Abyssnia. March II. and
met with "A warm reception from the Abyssnians.