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BY PETER y. MEYER b co.

BY PETER y. MEYER D co.
Of T X%,s2sam 2Ssth asssus :orta 5s ss 100 .
MullGan VS.. George ii. Chamberlaip ct al;
sohioeder. referee; due on ,ud gmsnt. sii..
S42555 and interest; taxes. assessments. DO.
West i73d street. No. SOB. north side IS feet
west Of Amsterdam avenue. 191lQ0; three
smith es a LeWs MARI sstornes James
setecss ssi. due
anH taIes. ,n$ Sc. $4S.S5 and Interest," prior mort
gage. gage $500 and interest
soatS as'sSn ~ fEsRSe MI @ oSs
sSS VIZ
George Il. Coure. referee: duo on Judgment
$40,60Q and interest: costa and allowances.
$31S.63 and interest.
BY WILLIAM KENEELLY.
street. 42.SS1t8 1881 ix47; three story BRICK
tenement. with stores; foreclosure sale George
Kuhn VS. Charles Hpssey Ct all John
due H"n; on a'iH Jpdsment. $7656g7 and intsrest
cost and allowance. $298. .35 and interest taxes.
assessment. &c. $lS,o4O and interest.
BY RICHARD V. HARNETT co.
st. John. 24th ward, 25xs7'5 vacant; ioreeoo
sure sale; Herald Employees Cooperative
BullQlnR ana Loan AssOclutlOn w. mdIy o. pull
llvan. admin istratrix, ct a.. Thomas D. Robin
son. attorney: John A. Walsh. referee: due on
Judgment. ST 1.S1,i.34 and interest: costs and
allowances. S304. 80 and interest taxes. assess
ments, DC. $2497 and interest.
By JAMES L. WELLS.
through to Gafayettc street. IooT2oo: vacant
and Avenue B. southeast corner Of Seventh
street. West Chester. 50x10O; three story
frame dwelling: foreclosure sale joseph
Thall vs.. Francisco Padula ct al: W. R. Syme.
attorney; C. H. Young. referee: due on judg-
ment. Sl.5Sl 70 and interest: costs and allow
ances $24397 and interest: taxes. &C.. In par
eel l. Sl03 SO; In parcel 2. $90S2.
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MINING NEWS.

The payroll OF the lie Roi and War Eagle. two
OF the big producers OF the Rossland district.
amounted to $4,000 last month.
A letter from New Denver. b. c.. states that
the Northwest Mining Syndicate is negotiating
for the Molle Hughes group Of three claims.
on which there is bond OF 100000.
Denver advices note that meeting OF stock
county. has been called to consider proposi-
new machinery. The recent rich strlkes i9
large capitalists OF the city, who are preparing
to press development on larger scale,
sdse bss been Which hs
rsa sSsb d the shsT 70
suPerintendent BaIbach q he Markesn Cop.
4s|n pa ne wss rS cG a1 vd.S
be made to the sme!ter at Ell Paso this week.
pushed. and it is expected to tap the ore body
BY July. when regular shipments will begin:
woT5kin4 forces on the mines and % several prop.
critics approaching the record making stage.
The ore from the Caribbean ls returning better
values than heretofore. the concentrates rum
ming from ak to eight ounces gold to the ton.
Tho Butterfly mine and mill are working force
OF seyenty-iive men and are turning out rich
An expert who has Just returned from New
sls snf9 nesr ErsSI snd Hboro Thsr
are several fine mines in the Black range. the
ore lying in chimneys and bug holes and some
OF assayng as high as $500 ounces OF silver
to the ton.
According to a report from Nelson. b. c.. an
important copper discovery has been made In
the Seikirk. where great amount OF ROCK i'm.
pregnated W ith gray copper, galena and pea
cock copper has been encountered In the long
tunnel.
Local promoters are again turning their
thoughts to the Missouri Kansas zinc fields.
whose product IL largely increasing In volume
and value. and bids fair to rival the klOndike
In riches, The product OF the Joplin DISTRICT
during twenty weeks OF this year reached
total Of $4.tSl .373. or about Sl.00O.OOO per
month. This result was achieved by working
one shift of ten hours per day. 1t, is now pto-
posed TO run night shifts Of ten hours, which
will double the producing capacity q the ZEN mines @
and run the year output to over Sl5OOO.OOO.
Another large company will be Incorporated in
New Jersey soon to work 800 acres In the rich
est part OF the district. and there is talk OF 2
big trust being formed for the consolidation OF
all the leading lcad-Einc properties
The TombOy Gold Mines Company has de-
clared dividend OF 40 cents a share. amount
ing to $50. 900 payable May 81. This is the
twenty Nth dividend paid by the company.
making a grand total OF SI3u.OOO The Tom
hoy property is soon to he transferred 70 an
English company, the stock of which will be
placed in the London market
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate saleeroom yes
terday Peter +; Meyer 4 Co. sold: ip foFe7 e;
Crosby street. to the plsintif. Harry Holbrook.
the southeast corner OF MorninRslde avenue
and 117th street to Samuel Lewis for $40, 200.
dwelling on lot i6.81i00.S. to J. W. Randolph
for S1S.9O0.
the two-story brick store. on lot "a $3.50 Sxo3I
10.s. Nos: 22and R Frankfort street. to Fl. B.
Shepard for $4,000.
A. H, Muller 4 Son sold. for the executors.
the railroad. near 156th street. to Twelfth
avenue. with two frame dwellings. to Mahoney
Brothers for $23.5 500
Charles A. Berrian sold. at public auction.
eleven lots on the west side OF We bster avenue.
100. 30 feet north OF 17eth street. as follows:
Seven lots to L; X. sills for S2l 200 two lots to
10 Ghspss 05 or ale lots
William KenneIy sold; At public auctioR t. VT, The
Plains and Barthodi avenues to 9. g. Hlnman
for So. 800. and the plot, 55x12bx42x125. on the
west side of Pine avenue. 100 feet south OF
Bartholdi avenue.
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Mechanics' Liens

Grand boulevard, 5T8; Louis T Names VI
Denis Horgan et .:::.:............:....
st AIMS av, 8 " cor 138th at, 1ooI1oo;
Wilson. Adams Il Co. Va. Abelman &
Rosen baum. MISREPRESENTATION.
Unionport road. " s. 325s 6 Morris Park av. rs
x105; Puetz 4 Schaefer vs. Paul Doege ct al
Sd av. 9 " cor l3Rth at, 48.11L74I5sx67.2:
Stephen Twohig vs hlonzo Carr et al.
Sd av. 9. 100 n 173d st, 1875; George
Kerberger vs. Lansbery 4 Rose ct al. ......
65th at. 22S and 23O f; Antonio Bonagur VS.
Union American N z Church Of 4 s5th st.
14th st, s W cor Prospect terrace, l56x1l4;
williamsburg Putnam Foundry Ma.
chine Co Va Maria Laspergos ct al ..,......2,e
96th st, Q 9, 206 e Sd av, 9b.5X1Oo; Dooley
Murray vs. John b Cole ct Al ............
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Private Sales.

Donald Mitchell has bought from A. e. Hicks
and samuel F. Burns the old buildings. Nos. 30
and 81 West Forty fifth street. on plot A01
HOB. 1t 10 reported that the buyer will erect
bachelor apartment house;
j. Edgar Leaycraft has sold for the estate OF
NJ. sehloss the three story dwelling. 1SxeS. No.
129 West rty-eighth street.
The Ernst Marx Nathan Company has sold
to James Thomson the plot. 60x1OO on the
Seventh avenue
Charles Busrmanp & Co. have sold for Solo
100, No 98 Columbia street. Fradericka
Rehberger 10 the buyer and the price Is
$42. 900.
five. story flats, 75.9x9o. Nos. 17oS to 1712
Park avenue.
Max Marx has sold to q Mrs. Cochrane the
three story dwelling. on lot 20x1o0. No. 1877
West 121st street.
No. 1888 Third avenue. . three story brick
building. on lot 16.Sx100. ia reported solo.
Kahn 4 Baumann have sold for Henry Marx
to q client No. 1451 Fifth avenue. for $26OOO.
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Broadway. IT, and IA: eighteen and nine
teen story office building; Peter Marie,
owner; A Jennings. architect cost 1910, 900
'9 Pomerann. s owners; n j smsiiheiser,
architect; cost 10000
Lexington ~ and 7s,h st, n eor improve.
B% BerGsr architect; cost '' $4,000
West Broadway. 46I- improvement to
snoof; aro6itedt; cost 5000
Mrs J Ryan. owner; NJ Bernstein. arohi.
6th sv. 724: improvement 70 dwelling;
Charles W Morse. owner; John Petit.
9Th st. sa2 e: avestory fat; Poistein i ''
Cohen, owners: NJ Bernstein. architects
stS st. 7os72o E: eight :1 story and base 100''
stein. archltsot; cost ',,....'......... 10000
9Th st, S64 r; siI-story nAt and stores; L
Kaufman. owner Schneider 4 Herter. ar.
10th st, s77 Z: siI story nat; We'll Mayer.
owners: Schneider Herter. architects;
stth.s st. i6o f: improvement TO dwelling;
smith, owner H f Fioken. architect; ,o
47th ct, 46 W: Improvement to dwelling; W
Lawson. owner; H Ficken. architect;
10th at, 90 sd ay; Improvement to Home 1''''
Jardine. Kent / Jardine. architects; cost. 10000
18th st. So2 w improvement to dwelling;
way. srchitects; cost ..,...,"......,.. - 5000
esd st. Q 9, 400 Central Park west; sig.
story dat; D Jennings owner; John do
Hart, architect cost. 10000
12Sth st. 2os-21o e; improvement to ohhoes: q
John Gleason. owner; Charles Money.
18TH st, MS. Is6 Will: av; ave hvo.story -'''''
fats Gaines Roberts owners; How
ell, architect cost ........... 10000
ivestory fats; Lorenz weiher. owner
and arohltsct' cost 100000
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1853 West 9Th ct: 9Th av, 2o%o: Thos simpson, Jr
indiv and eIr. vs Geo Simpson ct al. partiton
10th ct. SIS, lao g Madison sy. 2ox1o2.2; Mutual
Life Ins 90 VS. Rich'd W Buckley OF sl Ito restore
mortgage, &c); atty. L Short.
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2rpposals.
AqueduCt Commissioners Office.
NO. $50 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. May IT. 1se0

TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish
ing the materials called for In the approved forms
of contract now Oh file in the office Of the Aqueduct
for building overflow and bow-oi
sc wers, water pipes and appure enances in nnection
With the jerome Park Reservoir of the New Croton
Aqueduct. in the Path Ward. Borough OF the Bronx
of the City Of New York will be received at this office
until TUESDAY, JUNE Q. 1899, at II O'CLOCK
NOON. and thoy will be publicly opened by the
Aqpeduct Commissioners as soon thereafter as pos.
sible and the award Of the contract for doing said
work and furnishing said materials will bo made by
said Cummissione As soon practicable.
Blank forms OF said approved contract and the
specifications thereof. and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their inclosure form Of bonds
and all other information can be obtained at the
above oflce OF the Aqueduct Commissioners on Rp-
plicAtion 10 the Secretary.
BY order of the Aqueduct Commissioners.
JOHN j. RYAN. President
HARRY W. WALKER, Secretary.
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MINING MACHINERY-FRAS L CHALMERS.
VI 80 Broadway, New York manufacturers of min.
ing and smelling mach nary. Estimates on mininR.
milling and smelling supplies promptly Furnished
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kc, - James y Neshsn and sno....,..... $3.50
Ws:scse,tsr sot e, ss,c AZ &c cor Tnson x
sSsTsy.r. . 1H E:Hi. 8 a.T1 zl. iol.a Ism.
"s' ssa i .na sno 10 Sds
A schley .:.':.;... 10000
Ws; ss sGt Shs: bapS.E %aS Ts'saE 9 sy
Will Rsis: i AasipE aS .ii ss,.i Il asiiooi ESsn
ls %sSst e jsh,rnI Ist9 Ssb:t q: lsllI7' John
sd sDiI Sv sop'n9S sor i5tk st. aSiss Sylvester
Pope and ano, eIrs, to Ferdinand Forsch. 14.loo
Lshey ct al 70 Pincus Lowenfeid 80. 4..75o
9th sA ,o 3, to sSas as iaq1 sos ios2s fys
T Belmont 70 Edyard II van insen, n. /
. oh & and a 20 G9Is; sv fI 1884,
n2s1ieY2si interior lot. IS 8 9th st spd
runs . SlI n isIslIiO; James and
1ltS ~. cor 2fth st. s5Tso; James Heaiy .O wv
TO, e Hugh GMsliAsher Cal az and anS; 1900
ragher, indiv and ss eIr. ct al to Chris. 49,.
18th St. IL Il, 25Iio9; Franz Moss and =. oss w
<7th at, n IS 9th ey. 2ox754 q also In
sy,Sans gsSs 591aSIyo; lsI.n h "a Brush ,..
:, = % 5. ysr@Ssat i.pst t!nx@isto; Kat. ~.
>. M.Lsnssiln 70 Jacob Meyer; -;
derhos sf II to o thss MoIrogh o $1,000
bbth st. 0, 200 W 9th av, 10OIoOI irreg;
Anthony La Forte 10 Eugene La Grove.
ozd st, rs. All 3 Q 4th av, ls.9I1oo5: Caro-.
line Stern to Luder Reinken ............. 1T.7bo
Tad st. II 8, 175 " West End av, 25x1 1022;
Julius Lyons and wife TO VIM Dller...
7eth st 8eb Z, 25x102. 2; Donate Del aorno
and sno to Samuel WALLACE ............... 11,1b0
7eth st, q Q, 226 Amsterdam sv, 6ox1oo;
Rachel Lippman to Vim Horgan. ...,...
18th at. 8. 225 W Amsterdam av, 2bI100;
LYMAN Sonn and ano to Rachel Lippman.
egth st, N 9, 65.11 Madison av, 2.1xl0O.8;
MaIimilian MorRenthau and wife to the
trustees of estate and prop OF the Diocesan
Convention Of New York ................... 1000
ohas scimidt to Geo N stump. .... w. 10000
p8d ct. 9 .. 200 " Central Park West, box
ioQsi Joseph Hamershlas and ano to :,
etth ct. n 9. 7p.0 Q "a av, 2o.8I1oQ sI2ox
1908; James Nevins ct al TO John Rapp. $500
Edward Holland to Bridget stewart. ..... $4,000
117th st, n 0. 276 Amsterdam av 1SI
1oo11; Carrie Kennedy to Michael J
12oth ct, 9, 17B e lst ay, 26x1oo.1o;
1Seth st, SAB Z, 8G2x5S.eI3l. .ox1oo; Adol-
phine Thode to Herman 6chmuck
1tath OF, n Q. 1875 W st AIMS av. 26xloo:
Eben Hatfield to Anna Drosser. .......... 1
16sth at, 9, 1921 " Boulevard Lafayette,
2oks4.eH20. .10xT9.1; Francis bchnugg
to Harriet d Crane. e................
2o7th at. 9. 5o5I Perry av. "a 81 irreg;
Fanny Hess to Elmer g Sharpe. ............ f2o
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14oth st, o .. 1o2.e 81 Anne ayi Meyer
Boyer 10 Auser Meisel ct al. installs. ......
1bOth ct, Q, 2p5. 3 o Morris hv; Annie Dono-
hue TO Edward d Appleton, 8 yrs. .......
16oth vt. . y, 35o.8 Morris av; also West
chester hv, ms, Ola " Eagle av; Annie
Donohue. TO jennie z aibb. yrs. ......,..
15sth At. 9 Q, 22b Elton av; John N Hafien
70 Dollar Savings Bank, ] yr..,......,...
16Sth at, II 9, 1921 " Boulevard lafayette;
Harriet d Crane to AleK'r T. W kinnan,
trls, &C. yrs......, ..,. :. ......... ........
1bSth st, n q, 1921 " Boulevard Lafayette;
Harriet Crane 10 Union Dime Savings
institution, 9 yrs. rs......,.,...,..........
184th ut. =, 100 Trinity av Sarah J
Smith to Margaret Commins. . yrs....,...
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Assignments of Mortgages.

Condt, Chas l., ct al, indiv and exrs. 30, to
Henry De weekos. ....................... $50
Clute. Andrew NJ. trustee, &c. to Frederic
Kernochan. ..s,....... .................. 1921
Emile Peter, to julius Toussaint and ano no
Hall, Vim II. to Chas Hall ,............... no
Heilner, Emanuel, TO Emanuel Heilner OF al. no
Horton, W White, to Kate V Horton ma. Il
wilson ....,,,...,;.:.,.... 100
KAufmann, Abraham, TO Isaac Meinhard... no
Kernochan, FrOderio, ct al. trus, TO
Frederic Kernochan and ano. trus....... 1906
Lowonfeld. Pincus. and William Prayer to
Lord. Elsie B. to WIN Lord. ......... no
Lord, VIM b, to Elsie d Lord. ........,...... no
Mslloson, Warner B. to Margaret Buckridge 81
Macvoy, Susan, to Anna c stephens. ........ 60,
Man. William. trustee. to Frederick Ker-
nochsnet al. trustees. s.,...........,.,...,.. 1870
Macy, Frances II. trustee to Sarah II Powell. 1870
Moryenthau Horny. and Emanuel Heilnor
to Emanuel Heilner et al .."............. no
HorRenthau, Henry. and Emanuel Heilnor
to Emanuel Heilner ct al (2l...,............ NO
Rix, Mary and Teresa H. to l. Bunnell.! 1.b
Sienhardt Norris to Henry etevens. Jr. no
The Farmers Loan and Trust Go to Hyman
and Henry Sonn ................ .........,,.. 900
The Metropolitan Improvement 90 TO Fran
Title ausrantee and Trust Go 70 Rlien b
Title Guarantee and Trust Go 70 Eisn b
Underhill, samuel J. eIr. &c. TO Catharine
winslow. Edward. 70 Henry W Ford. trus;.. i
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FURNISHED Ruonts & apartments to gt
West Side.
FURNISHED Rooms atants6.

NTANTED-By respectable young man, furnished
w room IN private family. with breakfast and din.
ner. MAURICE RAPHAEL. care OF 1917 Waverley
place
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9Iats and apartments to Iet-Autur,
nishcd.


A PARTAENTS in the Improved DweninRs," 8o2
N East I'D st.; ., and 4 rooms all light; bath
laundry hot and cold water: rent 81 to .bo halls
heated. FOLSOM BR0THERA. S86 Broadway.
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Tuesday, June 9th, 1899,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,
new YORK REAL ESTATE SALESR00M,


III Broadway, New York City.
For Private Residences and villa Sites
these lots are unsurpassed. being situated on
very high. healthy ground. surrounded by hand
some residences and adjoining the University
Of the City OF New York. Magnificent views OF
the Harlem and Hudson Rivers. Washington
Heights. the Palisades and Speedway. Public
Parks. Churches, Schools; @ Clubs, &C.. adjacent.
Putnam Division Of the n. Y. G: 4. r. r. R.. is
hours to New York City over the Sixth and
Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroads.
Also by all Trolley Cars Of the Odd and Oath
Wards. connecting with Jerome Ave. route.
Jerome Ave. trolley within $50 feet Of the prop
erty.
Titles guaranteed to purchasers free of
cost by the Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
of Now York City.
Terms Very Liberal.
rs per cent. may remain on Bond and
Mortgage for years at per cent. interest.
Remember the day and date of Sale, as
opportunities to purchase choice lots such
illustrated Book Maps and particulars of
FREDERIC j. MIDDLEBROOK, ESQ. Referee 81
Nassau st. New York city.
PIERRE W. WILDEY. Esq, Plaintiffs Attorney.
81 Pine st. New York city. .
Or at the Office OF WILLIAM NJ RYAN, AUCTION
EER. 1<s Broadway. New York city.
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j. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT, 1917 Broadway.
A BUILDINGS, stores. Iotts and ofnces; eIcep.
N. uonally fine list. this and other desirable loca
tionB. FOLSOM BROTHERS. 885 Broadway.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~ ONCE OF
. SSuperintendent OF the United States Assay Once
At New York N. Y, until IL O'Clock M. juno LIST,
1899 and then opened for all supplies required for
fho hEcAl year ending June 80 lpOo. in accordance
with schedules and specifications copies of which,
with blank proposals and other information may be
--N wv" ANDREW MASON Superintendent
DROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau of Sup
i plies and Accounts, Navy Department washing,
pu6lic!y opened Immediately thereafter to furnish
and spare parts. Blank proposals will be furns he'd
upon application to the Navy Pay Once, Norfolk,
Slow.
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Boston road, n " 0, so sw Milton st, 25x
9s: Cath c Twomey TO Charles Schneider.
pl; Fredk Prime. Jr. ct al to Chas L Hall
parten ct al. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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&elfrt Apard-AroukIau.

HENRY st., $50. - Desirable rooms; 4rst-olass
Bridge.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-06
Al. DEFREYCINET RESIGNS.

Paris. May 5.-M. Charles Louis De
Freycinet. Minister of War. it was re-
ported last night has resigned i'll conse-
quence of the reception given to his
explanation in the Chamber of Deputies
today regarding the suspension of the
lectures of NJ. Duruy. professor i'll the
Ecole Polytechnique, after disturbances
by his students. He explained that
Prof Duruy had written a pro- Dreyfus
article which had irritated the students.
whereupon the principal of the school,
in the interest of good order. has sus-
pended the lectures.
NJ DeFreycinet stated that he fully
approved the action of the principal.
This announcement was greeted with
loud cries OF disapproval: and the Minis
ter of War exclaimed that. inasmuch as
it was impossible for him to speak,
he would leave the tribune.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-06
TOTAL BANK CLEARING.
WON By ONE MAJORITY.

The Democrats Redeemed kerners-
yille-A New Knitting Mill to BE
Erected.
.Kernersville, n. G., May 5.-(Spe-
cial. THE most interesting and
spirited contest for city honors was
in the beautiful little town of Ker-
nersvile. The Republicans have for a
time been in the saddle, but the Demo-
Gratis became tired of this and put
out a full ticket headed by Mr.. }. M.
Greenfield for mayor. He defeated
Mr.. |. f. Davis, the present Repub-
lean mayor. by one majority. !
doubt if there was ever a victory more
enjoyed by the victors or so fiatterng
to the vanquished.
DR.. w. c. Ashworth and II. b. Beard
will in a few days open knitting
mill here of 100 dozen capacity daily.
These are good men and we expect
this industry to grow.
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DEATH OF MIR. KNOTT.

Henderson. \. c.. May Especial y
Mr.. David Knott. one of the oldest ana
most respected citizens of Vance county.
died at his home near WILLIAMSBURG,
Tuesday. aged Sc years. He was Il
member of Island Creek Baptist church.
and left a large family of children. grand
children and great-grand children.
A terrific wind storm passed over this
city about four O'Clock yesterday after
noon. There was little rain. but fine
sand was binding and rendered the
streets impossible for a while.
Mr. Owen Davis has had the misfor-
tune to loose one of the fine horses he
bought in Richmond for his artistic
Atlas medicine wagon.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AS administrator of the estate of
James Ii. Prendergast, deceased, late
OF Wake county, n. c., will on Mon
day. the 10Th day of May. 1899, sell at
public cutlery. to the highest bidder, at
the court house door of Wake county. in
Raleigh the following personal property
belonging to the said estate. to-wit:
Forty shares of stock $500 per share,
of the Fidelity Bank of Durham, \. G..
Terms, cash. Hour of sale. II o'clock IN.
j. G. MAROON, Administrators.
May q, 1899. ids.
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A RAISE IN WAGES.

Wheeling, w. Va, May 5.-As re-
Benwood between President Blauvelt.
Of the Semett Solvay Company, of
Syracuse, who operate by-product
coke plants in the East, Central and
South States and the workmen, the
1900 men employed by the company
are granted an increase of % per cent
in their wages. The company has
plants in Boston, Birmingham, Ala
Dunbar. Pa, Syracuse, n. Y, and
Benwood, w. Va.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Sewell Upchurch deceased,
late of Wake county, y. c., this is to
notify all persons having claims against
the said estate to present them to the
undersigned. at his office. in Raleigh, \.
c.. on or before the 18th day of May,
1900. or this notice will be plead i'll bar
of their recovery. and all persons in
debted to the said estate will please make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
j. G. MAROON, Administrator.
May 6, 1899. 1w6w.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-06
MARRIAGE At LENOIR.
Edgar Allen Poe Elected Mayor of
ienOir.

Lcnoir, n. c.. April 5.-tSpecial.) >
The event of the day occurred ut the
Presbyterian church at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning when Mr.. f. +. Reid, Auditor
of the Carolina and Northwestern rail-
road, was married to Miss Bessie,
daughter of the late DIR. II. l.. Beall.
The church was crowded to its utmost
capacity by admiring friends and rela-
tives. They left Immediately on spe-
cial train for an extended wedding tour.
A quiet election on Monday resulted
in the election of Edgar Allen Poe rs
mayor. and G. l.. Bardhardt, J. b. At
kinson and IT, c. Martin as commits
sioners.
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TO SUCCEED FUNSTON.
TO FORM ITALIAN CABINET.

Rome, May 5.-General Luigi Pei
louN. Premier and Minister of the
Interior in the Italian Cabinet, which
resigned on Wednesday in conse-
vuence of interpretations in the Cham
Der of Deputies touching the govern
mcnts handling of the Chinese ques-
ton. has been charged by King Hum
bert with the reconstruction of the
Ministry.
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bushels during the same period year
ago.
Bushes failures in Canada number %,
against - week ago and % in this
week Il year ago
TOTAL BANK CLEARING.
New York, May J.-The total bank
clearings in the United States for The
week were 81, 162, 9lS,S01; per cent. in
crease. SD.
Exclusive of New York, $716,992, T43;
per cent. increase, 80 L.
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THE KID KNOCKS OUT BENNETT

New York, May 5.-'Kid' Mozart
land, of this city, knocked out Jack
Bennett of McKeesport, Pa, in the
fifth round of what was to have been
a 25-round bout before the Broadway
Athletic Club tonight. The men
weighed in at 1873 pounds.
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