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CROKER HOWLS AT TRUSTS.
TEE LOCAL GAS COMPANIES mrs
ESPECIAL BUGBEiR VOW.

But, He Adds, the Country IL Run by
arusts' They Arc Back OF the "nr in
tno fhllippinss' ana Next year .ho nem.
"ors's VIII Elect nm hn'rir"" rres'oeh'
The Hon. Richard Croker has discovered
that the Democratic party Is going to
sweep the country In 1000 on tho anti
trust Issue. MIR. Croker announced his
discovery last evening at the Demo-
cratic Club. Mr.. Croker would not
have said ANYTHING about this discovery ex-
cert for the fact that tho Hon. Julius Harbur-
ger. Asscmblyman from the Tenth dis
trlct OF New York county has decided
to reintroduce the municipal owner
ship gas BILL which was beaten In the
Legislature last spring. Mr.. Harburger's gas
bill IL a comprehensive measure which pro-
vIdes that the city OF New York shall purchase
all the gas plants within the corporate limits
at price to be agreed upon between the gas
.onpan,es ahu .ne no' "a. ~ ~. WV
tneh cohuu'' '"eh' 'or '"o oe"eh' vi '"e peo-
II tho Bo.rd q, rs,,mote and the e.s COM
ranies are not aole 10 aRree upon price MI.
condemnation proceedinxs and then the gas
=. - ~ -, o., Oh, ,,,o,,,a n, ,,, 49,, ~ Nc
duc,ion. the works to be run by the Board
OF Public improvements. Mr.. Croker was
o..od ,a., niah, ,rhs,hor Tho T,mn,anv no.
semblymen and senators woull support the
Hamburger measure. He REPLIED;
..T - a, a.. So =, a, t.t.,., ou,.,
Iammany Is IN favor OF the mun'clnal own
cons,s,or,lv ,dyocsto, ,he pubI,c ownershIn
49,. M. t-.t 49,
OF the gas plants Inc organization DC.
lieves that the gas plants should be owned
| nv tho c,tv and .borId no conducted
" W" ~ 80 -,
IN .ne interests oil .ne consumers un,, i ,ns
STATE IeyisIs,urs will sunnor, Mr. Uar
S , ~ W., '' ."
,u,H 'Ia u uo Wv. ~
ta,or =, 4, Th. T,mm.n, ,,r,,n,va,i,n ,viII
- " ~ $3.50, ~, 80,
DO all tnat hcs IN It's POWER TO nave the OIL
passed"
sorehodr who VIVA ta,t,n, "a NJ croLor
oo'heoou, VIZ "as '"Nns W "i' Niose'
then suggested that the increase In the price
OF gas Just made by one comrany was an ex-
,aiian, .xor,Io ~ Oh. m,,nar In ,.hioh ,r,.,s
ee"en. ~ " ."e '''"n ~. -" "'''" .iu''s
Sonducten their business, 10 this PROPOSITION
another example Of the high. banded way in
which the trusts were conducting the business
o. Inc country. .,. ..,..
they have; thcre is hog, p ths Cabinet and
t s and R The The ssany G I'D
the trusts and Tor the trusts. The people are
| waking mp to IT, They see where we are
going. Why. the war IN the Philipplnes
| nag. The Democratic party will sweep the
| country next year on the ANTITRUST issue be-
| cause the people are awakened to the danger.
ocrats are going to win. because the people
| realize the dangerous power that the trusts
have"
Mr. Croker appeared 70 he very much IN
| earnest in all thar he said In advocacy OF the
| municirnl ownership OF gas plants. In condem-
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The Aldermen who have several gas experts In
their board. have allowed the Council reeoiu-
tion 10 slumb Der peacefully, so yesterday Coun-
citing the increase by one comrany Of the price
OF its product from 50 cents to 81 10 as an
example OF "unjust corporate eItortion against
which tins consumer has no adep uate remedy"
and calling on the Boari Of Aldermen to
adopt tho 75 cent gas ordinance.
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Ca.ua,,,., In tho Philippines.

wAsHISGToS. Nov 24.-Gen. Otis cabled the
following casualty list to the War Department
this morning:
Killed. In advance>in Pavia. p. l.. Nov 81.
Howard Lowe, sergeant Company q. Sixth
Artillery; William s. Addy. Company +, Eight
hang. Nov II. Thomas T.. Gardner. Company
l., seventeenth Infantry.
Wuundcd-Charies T. Hapner. Nov. II. Sew
en'eenih Infantry. right thigh. moderate {:
Nov. 10, Jonn L. Miller Company 4. Seven
tren,h ln'antrT. right chest and abdomen.
severe In action ut Minduriao. Panay. James
VI Casey, Company u. Eighteenth m'antry.
LEFT thigh, slight In acton near Jaro. Panay.
Richard Corbett, Company c. Twenty sixth
Roog.y, Company 4, head. severe. In action
at Anuho.. Lu%on. Paul 7: Phenner. Comnany
Eiwarh johnson. head moderate; William W.
Human. corporal. RICH, leg. moderate.
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An Army Of Men Required to Take the
Census.

wAsuINoTos. Nov. 2+.-The annual report o,
the Director OF the Census gives summary Of
the preliminary work already accom- plshed to-
ward taking the census next year and submits
estimates OF the force that will be required. In
the collection OF the statistics 81 mnnufactu res
the various industries have been divided into
five classes and each will he N charge ~ m ex-
pert, Tn. Director estimates that the actual
worS Of taking the census and preparing the
statistics for puhllcht on will require 2ONI
sircia agents. 25uu clerks. ~. 900 enume ratnrs
md POI supervisors. or tho latter class 205
have alrcuI'y been appointed.
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Army Orders.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 24.-These army orders
were issued to-day:
Assignments OF oflcera recently appoin ted: Second
Lieut.. Adrian V. l.. De beaumont to the Eighth In-
family TO Governors Island; Second Lieut. Huga X,
Taylor to Sixth Infantry TO san Francisco; Second
Lieut.. William II. Noble, to Thirteenth Infantry To
Ban Francisco; Second Lieut. Andrew @. Wright n
Twelfth Infantry 10 San Francisco; Second Lieut.:
Lieut.. Dorsey Cullen. to Ninth Cavalry.
Acting ASS. ttant Surgeon Verde d. Gregory, from
Beaver Dam. Wisconsin, to San FranctBco.
Second Lieut.. Robert NJ. Shearer, lhirty'seyenth
Infantry, from Columbus barracks to Ban Fran
cisco.
second Lieut.. Robert NJ; sh.arer. Thirty'seventh
Infantry. from San Francisco 70 Manila.
Previous orders relating to Firpt Lieut.. Christie
pher q. Collins, Assistant Surgeon arc revoked.
Capt Richard II. Wilson, Eighth Infantry. from
New York city to Denver, relieving First Lieut..
James A. Ryan, Ninth Cavalry from recruiting duty.
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DI2I1.

ARENYRED.-A his home. Sol East iTth q,
ysv York city. ~ l2;<6 r. n. Thursday. Nov.
-, 1899. william Arenfrsd. age 80 year..
Services will be held At his late residence Saturday
evening. Nov. rs. 1899. st Q O'Clock. Funeral
Sunday morning at haif.past 10 o'clock.
BoyD.-At Hotel Empire. Broadway and ssd st.,
Friday. Nov. ~. 1890. Ralph Booth Boyd. son
of Helen A. and the late Louis r. Boyd aged 80
Friends invited 70 attend the funeral services
on sunday. Nov. rs. 1899. at p. NJ. frvm No.
2II West 2sd Of.
GILL.-Robert, husband OF Eugene Caulkins Gil
and N OF the late DR.. Charles R. Gil.
Funeral private.
HOBART.-At his homo. Carroll Hall. Paterson.
y. J., at $50 A. n. on Tuesday. Nov. IL, 1899,
oarret A. Hobart, vice.Prssdent Of the United
States. aged 80 Year,.
The funeral service will be held At the Church of
the Redsemer. Paterson. n. j.. on Saturday after
noon. Nov. rs. 1897. at also o'clock.
The Executive Committee OF the Board OF Trustees
ofthc New York Iifs Insurance Company. at meet.
ing held Nov. Il. 1899. adopted the following
minutei
with deepest sorrow and keen sense OF personal
loss We record the death OF our friend and asosae
trustee the Hon. Garrett A. Hobart, viee.Presdent
Of the United States.
By his early ambition for education. his thorough
MASTERY OF his profession and his large and nnuen.
tAl Fart In anArs OF u'iness and OF finance. he adj
vsnced himself 70 the front rank among men, while
his integrity and .mindsiness in politics have
sndeared him to his country men. who recognized in
him an American Of the highest type HE genial
Manners charming personality aud actiss interest
in the work and progress Of the Company will gar
land his memory aud will monument the loss which
ue a individuals and the company a. fdueiary
institution we'll the country at large have Gus.
tanned By diligence. by industry. By fair deaiins
a.h ldAal ha 20
the second place of honor in the Republic and
leaves name and example that enrich the annals
Of his country aud OF mankind.
Executive Committee.
WILLIAM l. STRONG.
HENRY C. MORTIMER,
THOMAS p. FOWLER
AUGUSTUS @. PAINE.
WILLIAM T. BUCKLEY
DARWIN p. KINGSLEY.
EDMUND d. RANDOLPH. Chairmsn-
LIylNGsTON.-on Friday. Nov. ~. 1899. stA
O'Clock p. NJ. Miss Herbert 4. Livingston q
Virginia. at tho residence Of her niece. Mrs.
Charles II. Basher, $50 Madison Az. New York
city.
Norfolk. Va. papers please copy.
yAIL.-THE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF TIE
CITY or NV YoRx. New YoxK. Nov. ~. 1895.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors of
this Bank. hold this day. announcement wss
made OF the death. on the 33d inst. Of Charles
Montgomery vail. vice.Presidsnt Of the Bank.
and the following minute wss unanimously
al ped:
| Dy the death Of Charles n. Vail. Director .
this Bank since January. 1881. aud its Vioe-Pres-
ident since July. 1885, the Bank has lost an able
and con, ctentious Director and onheer. and the
members OF the Board warm personal friend
| Mr. Vail. genial personality. faithful sttention
| to every duty, excellent judgment and unswerv-
| ing integrity were among the many character
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Philadelphia and tho Republican Con.
yentiou.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. 24.-At meeting OF
the Citizens National Republican Convention
Association tonight. $4,000 was subscribed
toward the guarantee fund OF 100000 for de-
fray ing the expenses OF the convention. pro-
vided II will meet here. Committees were APP
pointed to call upon business men and associa-
lions for contributions. j. Hampton Moore.
Clubs. said tho Republican party had enacted
legislation which was Tor the benefit Of the
manufacturers. AMI II was their duty to exert
themselves to secure the convention.
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Supreme Court Justice Smith OF Brooklyn
has granted an order directing tho Board OF
Canvassers to show cause why the alleged de-
fective and void ballots cast for Herman Tor
torg, the Democratic candidate for Assem- ply
IN the Twenty-first district. should not be re-
counted The official count gave Joseph f.
Adams, the Republican candidate, a plurality
OF 4 over Torborg
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THE HOND PURCHlsF.
Secretary Gage IL Considering the Requests
for an Extension OF Time.

wAsHrNnToS. Nov. 2I,-Secre;ary Gage has
thus FAR declined To give an answer to the re-
quests that have come to him for nm extension
beyond Nov 30 OF the time IN which the bonds
OF 1903 and 1907 may be offered to the Gov
would consider the matter. but did not expect
to make announcement on the subject for sew
sIal DAYS. Tho Government agreed to buy
these bonds 10 tn" amount NJ S25.uD0.OOO Tn
TO this time only Sll .55SiGD worth have been
offered for purchase a! the several suo-Treas-
urs
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Movements of Naval Vessels,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l-The following move
ments Of naval vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
Arrived: At Fort Monroe. Nov. ~, Alliance: Vile.
franc @. Nav. -. Essex; Curacao Nov. "a Detroit;
Annapolis, Nov. "a. Gwin.
sailed From Port OF spain for orinoco, Nov 20,
Dolphin,
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ritrs,mmons's LET, Hand Injured.

MILWAUKEE, Nov, 2+,-Bob FitzsImmons mot
with an accident at Janesville to-day which
will for time prevent him doing any heavy
hitting with his left hand. AS the champion
the Myers House he did not draw his hand
away quick enough and Il was caught and
badly TANNED, Fitz SAYS his hand is broken.
to use II to advantage.
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Dr. U. &. Kenyon Committed to tn. Govern.
mrnt Hospital ms n Lunntic.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i.-Dr. Frederick C.
Kenyon. formerly employed by the Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture, was to-day formally
committed 10 the Government Hospital for tho
Insane ns n lunntic OF homicidal and other
wise dangerous tendencies some weeks ago
ne WINS ,ism issen ron me Benartmont on
the asylum temporarily pending an investt
cation of his condition, This resulted In his
returned insisting that he had right to
remain until tho Government provided him
with employment.
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ALIB INA POEULISTS.
Leaders in Conference Decide TO Revive the
Party In tho state.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. 24.-Populist leaders
from all parts Of Alabama met here to-day In
conference. II was decided TO revive the marty
in tho state and to recommend TO Charm an
Grove an early meeting Of the state Executive
come active again. Efforts To carry tho party
back into Democratic ranks failed In the con-
ference.
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OtR FOREIGN COMMERCE..


wAsHISoToS. Nov 24.-The detailed tables
OF the October imports and exports were conf
pleted to-day by the Treasury Bureau OF
Statistics. Tho summarization which accom-
panies them shows the foreign commerce o:
the month by great classes. compared with
that Of the corresponding month Of last year.
as follows
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STRAUSS APPEAL DENIED.


The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Coure
In this department dealt another blow ysstsr.
day TO the Ahearn law permitting accused
ofHcials to receive the expenses Of their 500.
csssiul defence from the city treasury. By sus-
tanning . decision OF the lower court refusing
to appoint . referee to pass ppon claim Of
5000 for alleged expenses Of Nathan btrauq.
other persons while Q Park CommissiQpsS
illegally to expend CITY money and the indSct.
ment was dismissed.
The Appellate Division IN Brooklyn rendered
a decision few days ago to the came eject
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-25
Curreucy's Tide Turns This Way Again.

Figures az TO the shipment OF currency for
the past week made up In Wall Street yester-
day. indicate that the movement il turning In
favor OF this city There was gain by the
local banks from interior points Of S3aO 307,
compared with loss last week Of S702. %31,
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NARR ID0

Wednesday.
Nov. a.. 1900. at st. Bartholomew Church, BY
the Rev. DR.. David H. Greer. Mario. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wells chsmpnsy. to John sas-
ford Humphreys.
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WeII-BuiIt DwelIipu HOUSES.

in the city or out OF town. are always in de-
mand. Sun readers especially require the
best TIC. reach them use the real estate COL
umns-Adu
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Overcoats
Which Are Correct.

Rough Black, Blue and Gray
effects, cord edges, $1,000 tspiendid
vaiue).
Black kersey, full silk lined, raw
edges, $24.O0.
Oxford, Black and Blue EIysians,
full silk lined, 5000.
Gray Mixtures, In light and dark
shades, full silk lined, $500 (cut
full. short and stylish).
Oxford vicuna, very soft, lined
throughout with silk, edges piped with
velvet, $4,000.
Cars Motions, equal to custom.
Also,
Suits, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes.
Stores open late.
N@AMMxNlAs@
sRoA 1,SS Co., es:: c s.ss =: :.
Stores Near Chambsss.
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Spttial aotiees.

NEGLECT YOUR HAIR and you lose II.
Parker HAIR BALsAM rsnews the growth and
color "
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OF lsSes. s527. 72~+Sl: lsn $751;. St5. +iD:
total exports OF merchandise. ten months.
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TIE kENsICo CEMETERY: Private station, Har.
L lem Railroad; A. minutes ride from the SrAnd
Oentral Depot, Once, ID East &2d st.
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1NEMPLE EMANUEL 9Th Ay. and AID st,-sun-
l. day, II 80 A. NJ. Dr. Joseph slyernan Lectures
on Are We Children Of the Ghetto All wsloomAA
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GRACE CHURCH, broadway. corner 10th ct,
VI Holy Communion, sA. NJ.
Early Morning Prayer AND Sermon, v o. lock
Later EVensong. Il o clock.
aittinQa fra.
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Atliaioas autites.

nEDvoRD ST. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH:
ID ~Rey. ChA,. A. Holla, pastor; 1850, Rev David
h. Hamburger, A. NJ, will preach. 7:%6. Rev, u.
McEendria nnFWuOd
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support 10 IHkt care OF al our DDllRh-
t sns Ihere Is absolutely no necessity for de-
isdi and the interest due In January will be
~ ne stock Of the Consolidated Gas Com pany
ssrong, IN the belief that the gas war was
was =, q! li a. end The lrst sale q the stock
Understood that Ii" consolida'ed COM
sjVsrso. trustees would not make the
. Mn ne closing sale made at 1875 The strength
ioosad' en by the stock, even at this figure. was
i es,a s nhon a, con lrmatory Of ths, general
W, sas war is close at hand.
m Insertions tn were made in some quarters with
aIs g, pos ,lyeness that before Dee |. the date
nv sYI eject, the Consolidated and other COM
'1It Il wss WI have made similar advance.
o ts M IA On, 9ms ., ~ frs,
. az January will be u bill prohibit NJ any gas
Inc ' = WY. selling illuminating gus from charg-
vonnar rh.er price than the price at which i Is
Tho nHlv SCI ing the same on Jan. ], 1900.
ps e bnrrOss Of such a measure will be to com
puhlj" S aus rnmnanlcs TO keep faith with the
ioooitGir motives No doubt other measures
''i9 TX to ch"ar 90. will also bc Introduced.
thu rn ~ enrb market the announcement that
san nGe the price Of gas was followed by sharp
CON c, nn,ne IN New Amsterdam gas issues. The
The nrafa s,ocE declined about four points and
bId. * quotations were: Common stock. 20S
tho nat interesting bits Of history relating to
SsIn1Hf igIn ana course o. tho gus war are now
one circulated IN Wall street. An officer OF
i'm nor no c'mpantss said YESTERDAY that an
Of 1tIsaht rontrbutory factor in the origin
so.cai He var was the failure Of the
s sne companies. Tn reason that this e"ree.
% %nht Jailed. according 10 this 0fIlcor.
co Ss because President Gowtry Of tho
H., on be half OF his company amount.
ana ana unner the pooling agreement had accrued
Tha we're nd due from the Consolidated Company.
S SEW dhmsterdam Company ami Sl6OvUO TO the
ths, hhn IN ,p,nnhny Mr. Gawtry TOOK the view
~ TN ne foulnn't pay under the law.
IHn nucu Cham Der yesterday and caused the
t., ipps RAM ormP h Of the Municipal Assembly
AIN onenper that 1t adopted u resolution
''> more than 10 cents a thousand feet,
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WOULD NOT SUFFER- so AGAIN
FOR FIFTY TIMES IT'S PRICE.

awokc last night with severe pains In
my stomach. never felt so badly in all
my life. When | came down tn work
this morning felt so weak | could hard
" work. went to Miller & McCurdy's
drug store and they recommended
Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t worked like
magic and one dose fixed me all right.
1t certainly is the finest thing | ever
used for stomach trouble. | shall not be
without il i'll my horse hereafter, for !
should not care to endure the suilcriEga
of last night again for fifty times its
price.-G. II. Wilson, Liveryman, But.
gettstown, Washington Co., Pa. This
remedy is for sale everywhere. Bobhitt-
Wynne Drug Co. and II. Il. Hicks.
Druggists, Raleigh.
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leigh; Royal Union Mutual Life. Gwynn
and Horton. n. Wilkesboro; Security
Trust and Life A. Il. S. Lindsay. Ra-
leigh: Security Mutual Life. II. J.. Bugk-
head. Raleigh; State Life Of Indiana G.
T.. Frederick. Tarboro-13.
Fire, and Fire and Marine-tmcric1n
of New York. James Southgate. Dur
ham: Equitable of South Carolina,
James Southgate, Durham; Fort Wayne.
S. S. Bachelor, Raleigh: Glens Falls
Insurance Company. j. q. Young, Vim
ston; Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance
Company, 4. w. McAlister. Greensboro:
Home Mutual Fire Protection Associa-
ton. j. A. Dunn, Morven; Manchester,
Walker Taylor, Wilmington; National
Fire. w. H. McCabe. Durham; North
British and Mercantile. G. G. Chad
bourn, Wilmington; Pacific Fire. w. G..
Staples, Reidsville; PheniX OF Brooklyn,
II. G. Cowper, Raleigh: Phoenix of Lon
don, Pulaski Cowper, Raleigh; Saint
Paul Fire and Marine, L. H. HaughtoD,
Charlotte: Traders of Chicago, Thos. H..
Haughton, Charlotte; Williamsburg City,
\. W. McAlister. Greensboro-15.
Accident and Surety American SIRE
~, w. A. Riach. Wilmington; Fidelity
and Casualty, +. *. Ellington. Raleigh;
National Surety Co.. Rutledge Patter-
son, Webb & CO., Asheviie; New York
Plate Glass Insurance Co. Frederick
Rutledge. AshevilIe: Preferred Accident,
c. c. Grow, Raleigh; Standard ldfe and
Accident. w. III. Crawford, Salisbury;
Union Casualty and Surety Co., 5. ).
Bachelor. Raleigh.
The following companies yesterday
sent ia their papers for domestication.
City Trust Safe Deposit and Surety
Company of Philadelphia; w. Z. Nat
tress, Statesvile. State agent.
Home Insurance Company, of New
York; b. G. Cowper, Raleigh, State
agent.
Equitable Fire and Marine, of Provi-
dence; John G. Drewry, Raleigh, State
agent.
Fire Association. of Philadelphia; Il.
G.. Cowper, Raleigh, State agent.
Hartford Life, of Hartford; w. Nj.
Watson. NeWbern, State agent.
Lancashire, of England: W.. Ii. Nc
CaDe, Durham, State agent.
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Last fall l sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doct q
| called on said at first it was slight
strain and would soon be well, but t
grew worse ana the doctor chen SAL
had rheumatism. 1T continued TO grew
worse and | could hardly get alonld TO
work. | went ~ IL drug store and the
druggist recommended me Ia try Cham
berlan's Pain Balm. tried it and one
half of 50-cent bottle cured lie e"iire-
ly. | now recommend ii to all my
frends--F. A. Babcock, Erie, Pa. 1t Is
for sale everywhere. Bobbitt Wynne
Drug Co. and IL. +. Hicks, Druggists,
Raleigh.
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VALUABLE CITY REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

In pursuance of Judgment and decree OF sale
duly rendered in the Superior court OF Wake
county, in the case of Elodia r. Yancy and
otN ers ex parte, the undersigned will expose to
public sale at the county court house door in
the city or Raleigh on MONDAY, JUNE 5th,
1899, at IL O'Clock M. the following described
lots of land in the CITY of Raleigh:
lst Two lots of land on the north side of Har-
gett street, in the city of Raleigh, fronting each
40 feet on said street and running back I6l -
feet, known as lots Nos. AZ and "A in the plan of
the Cotton Place."
I'd. lot of land on the south side of Morgan
street, in said city, between Wilmington and
Blount streets, adjoining w. ID. Williams on
the east and g. H. Beviu on the west, fronting
20 feet on said Morgan street, and running back
81 feet.
3D. lot of land on the corner of Jones and
Swain streets, in said city, fronting log feet on
Jones street and 2,H on Swain street.
4th A lot OF land on Martin street, Just beyond
the eastern limits of said city, between Free
man street and Stronach's row, being part OF
the land known as the 'old fair grounds, - 'front.'
ing 81 IL feet on said Martin street, and rum
ming back 2l0 feet
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid cash; residue at six and twelve
months in equal instruments with interest from
day of sale.
G. M. BUSBEE, Commissioner.
April %, 1899.
The above sale will be adjourned to Tuesday,
June 6th at II o'clock m.