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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31
e-ps a. TIE por.s and interior poiHts to-day, con
rL-r NE zsrl- 1av las. week and lasL year.

ar. Exchange special Liverpool cobies Spot cotton
-, - steady. sales go bales; speculation ana eK
49, - bales. American. 4.0o0 bales, receipts 10
@f1erca- pho haleE nniddilng upland. Zo-5Zi
Laf eTnee steady unchanged prices closed qilet
points lower December January, 4S5st jam
49, lsrT 4&3s Fzhruary-March. 4Sls. March-Aprii
EssEs4 assE JHlr-AUEust 3 2s. August sepiem Ter
e7ter1reT-Dctoher. 4 81 40. October-NoveTnner
az - 'l--ber- December. Ass. Mancheste--A arms
l-.-,.r move slowly
an 1'tE AID HEAL-The -four market inactive
est.r- -. easy bat nat 0uOtabiy lower except
1a1 be moved Western reports mentioned
eus a es1cs Hiiis closing down. Spring pat
p6tsrts t@4 - winter stragfts 81 61aA5 70 Wln!er
viri., - 20 spring clears. - 9G0s5 - extra 10
rf1sa extra No winter. 81 TeeIS2 80 n.
Flyor-p 80 30 ner spot and - arrive ~ r
= tsacr e l3eted FAR 70 soae 81 l5@sa ~ cheee
s. ssafs n sat3 20 -CoRNNEAL-Essf kin dried
Ftra Hf,e e y brand 80 BAG AEAL,-Easy' qngieql
--Dli ana pillow, g5a95c; e0arse. s7assc FEED
~ ~ spring bran. spot. SIC; sselss % arrive
ehor nEs. fl6asls 50. city bran. SIT honiny
cr easf ~ ~
A. - HEA rs Starting decline u about ~
~ haftet Tor wheat eased on about Nc s further
7-i6~ .r October and December. While July sold on
reo1ra,ss and failed n rally. The later meHihs
fHslfv stasHners from Nc ~ ~. with tHf marhes
sf Wy eIesDfsd. steady. Wfh the net Loss reduced
- Tho early WeakneEs resulted from isWNI
& - e~t+[p10 being ID lower, while LONDON showed
naarget 80 and Paris partially % lower ne
Il r.aenffE became more active On mol,
81 fe - nft interest only al the CUT Poris -
acrr LIt iaarkst veil There vac senleihinE IKE
. smell EVais - cover short sohuas's'
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LrvERPooL Cotton MARKET.

Liverpool July 30 p neutrality-suspicious. bust
ness. prices steady: American mddiHE. 3 25-32d.
sales Of the day 1900 bales Of which 500 bales
speculation and and included g. n
American: receipts 1000 bales. including 650O
American. Futures opened quiet and closed
niddling G July, 34-S4d sellers. July and An
gust. 8 29-64d sellers; and September i2-4G
IS54d sellers; September and October 90 644 5GG4d
buyers October and November. &3G4G4 II sd sellers
November and December 3s-64d sellers; December and
Sid sellers. January February,
sellers February March. 3154d March and
APRIL sellers
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new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
9.l2 A II and 3.3s p NJ Daily. except Sunday. 20
Pittsfsld Sundays only at 0 20 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices II3 26l. AIS and i.2ie Broadvay .
So W. ZT5 Columbus Az. 1913 West. 18th ST.
18TH ST and 13sth ST stations New York S5s and Te6
Fulton Broadway. r D. BROOKLYN
TeIapnone New Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
westcott Express Company
GEnRGE H DANIEI.s General PassenEsr Aren't
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NAVAL STORES

SHIRTS rlrpentne was higher owing to hrmer holding
st,rss at savannah although prices there were NOT
o. snp gllifT higher ruled steady ami unchanged
quo 10 az 15l-ii Faa,Ilarr 81 g5 DO OIL bills. ..
lI11nTl13r-rs ,rTr FPE%TINE-44Isd45c -
I,oEfNT-Common good streined, u 90 e q 10 :.
H9sIs a. * II 81 30. l. So X. 81 20. NJ. 81 40. n
a. 10 ~ q 50 s.. " ", 50 10
. ~ STOCK ON HAND.
30 ~
bblE
EpAl's .-...- z4b
- ys1,, 3D-Turpentine spirits Sis 7izd
g-.u,h Iulv 20 Spirits turpentine firm, AZci te-
cay anhsh. 49, solss i0T nhls exports 2G0 bbs Rosn
septs receipts 1886 bbls sales lab bills eh-
fls 10 Ts 30 -Turpentine market steady al 4o'4c
Ta.in 6rfn. unchanged. - .....u,,o stza4v am
receipts 100 bps E9sin hrn' - %VHfl 80 is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31

~lTToN-Rez- pre5uGcss he'd sway IN the minds Of
portion II operators today. The market
Fr-s-nsriv active without showing positive charac
IRE opening call showed lack y public interest,
snu7rs5 point decline of points
A.H- interval a apathy through local hesitation.
period Il selling for snort account cables
ofte-n support. whsle news generally OF
fea-= teugs with weather conditions all sections d
IRE cotton -elt favorable and The South disposed u sell
positions Tie orders from the West from
E}Irre and from Wal street Of the selling sort.
confined the positions.
Liverpool traders sold the r-5 ths After The
had -eCT=1 nat 20 % points. the downward move
Eert arrested through fears regarding the charac
~ -n8rrTvs report from Washington covering the
= has al along lce1 expected that THIS report
would Re favorable the question with the shorts
Whe-her had hsen ovErdisc0unted. Covering
temporary Througaout the
positions held particularly weak relation to the general
ISL The wax feeling which Is the rule on Change
Increased 1y reports ri aetna. picking with
tHe movement n Old cotton large compared with the
calculations made BIZ the HuI clutngen- The southern
privately reported easier in several
--e-aas and alviceE from spinning districts also
thF 0UooE esttcu goods generally Pr
Fa-a rs--es u the parp0rt respecting The
chances q business Great Britain and the CONT
nF-- leuE disposed 70 pT3Cyastuate much
psF1e anticipation n Ire movement q new cotton.
AFis This 81 cannot 10 direct pressure for
ere n come n is reiied upon for bearish irfUan
ll-r market The buil contingent showed
treating a-u-s spot Closed quiet with prices
re- re- 90 points lower
Tic range n contract prices in the local today
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CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS
VIA cATsKILL

VA
To all Points On CArsSIII. MOUNTAIN. OTIS. CARS
KILL and TANNERSNtLL-E RAILWAYS. making direct
connections with New Ygrk Central trains leaving :
II 30 and = and with West shoEe trains leaving 80
and u rs A ~.
Also direct connections with Hudson River DAY
Boats and the CatskiN Evening Line.
Reduced Excursion rates good Tor the season
The DETROIT SPECIAL the New YORK Central
leaving az 2 "a DAILY, ISCLUplNG SUNDAY. Win
faror ami Dining cars. aordE the SHORTEST uaasr ez
peditlaus and convenient OF reaching the Hotel
ksateTskin Mountain House. Laurel House, Auters
MOuRlain Paris.
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NEW WAX. ONTARIO & WESTERN ny

Trains leave z2d St Ferry follows go minutes
Franklin ST..
Day ExpSsss 90 Oswego. 500 A n
Mountain Express sidney "a IS Noon
saturday Holiday Rocklanu- p. n
Vestfhule Limited Rockand 3f5 p. NJ
Western points 900 p. n
TSunday Special Mtddlstown 9.t5 A. A.
SATURDAYS tE1aiy fSun&ays only
parur seats at an 945 and LISA Broad
way 245 Columbus Ave. 153
2Ts I25th 81. New York Court SEQ Fulton ST.
es Broadway BROOKLYN
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,uact prices in the local MARKET to-day

eec r-r closed quiet WITH quotations unchanged. On
tae basis i-IGc Tniddling and and 10 5-1sc
~ HlfdrE gulf sales 523 bales. Southern spot
asrkzte fserTaphed follows Savannah. quiet NJ
sc Chsrasstsr quiet al $40. Wilmington, nothing
saEE Norfolk steady 1Gc, Baltimore nominal AZ 1oc
AeHphis steady ~ Rzc- Augusta sac, 81
-sTiLs dun ar ga The export movement follows:
Great Britain. France Continent
To-tar s9s 4G5 500
s. fa- .rfg sser 524 s2g5 s43
so fsr This =easrn - PCS So COZ 2g4 2.es0. 070
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BALTINORE 3 OHIO r. r.

FOR THE
Leave New Yurs. IIse-ty street. south Ferry
CVvhttshaH TeFunau minutes earlier.
spaly. fENcept Sundays sSandays-
CHICAGO. $50 a. tLa5srty street only, 'LS0
and &c IS night.
PTTTsBuRG. '45o. a n Liberty street only) 's.oo
o. m 100 D. n and Il 70 ght
> C'INCISNkTf 81 L0CIs s1eOo a n 100 ~
az IS night
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE IS o., 1000 (oiuerl.
a. 100 3. tDinart. tDfnerl.
. 90 ROYAL limited syciuslve,y Pullman Train.
81 Is night. NORFOLK. tlO0 ?.
trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Of7ces. 1la. T72 2Gl. asa t1fO Broadway . Unlan
"a w u BoWery n, g.. H79 Fulton 81. Brooklyn.
whitehall Terminal Liberty Baggage checEed
from hotel residence % 1sstiua-o1.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
M RAILROAD.


AND IEsBRossEs AND CORTI-sNDT STREETS
sTThe leaving time from De-brOsses and
that given below for Twenfy-third street.
station except where otherwise noted
30 A NJ FAST NAIL--LiHstsd 70 two Bg1st Par.
tof ears New York 70 Pittsourg sesDinE Car Pits
oa51 nice - 70 s9ashss e F.sis a
s-55 A " PESNsY1.vaV1a Inf Er-Parsss co--
earn ISns o s' sss PHas s. ss1n7 I'D 0 eSsss
r.:i'I p :, L@glsgIle g Isgts 80, ,-.
EoT Toeio Nashville wa Cincinnati and LOuisvfrss-
fs7sa. II fnsi,s5S = $500 = 80 P'''0aFs
s-s5 P. ". WzsTERN EzPPEss-Fsr casSswo. For
7-ss P. n. PscTTIc tExpzzss-vsr p-rs.surs ana
Rog..o Tgr knoEy'is aSi,y via sas7s1eosa valley
SO p NJ CLEVELAND AND CiNCDsSATI Ex-
wIssI1G t:1Po5s and sE;i7 rms Gi soTTa
3 as3 t,S 81 lelS sssFos7ss aid Soss.nas sss-ss
sSS1ssessional Lin all PA-sor and DfnlsE cSrsA.
i21o alshs sndsy lay as. ass. loss D1Ias 7 Car
and D5ntnS Cars. p 3 Dining Carr. ass Oiuins
sogTHERN RAILwAY-ET9rss-. =. ~ ,. m. r1lo
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RATLwAT-Fsr zsmpaau
ATaN SsTo coas4 ffs z n aa.y
cHEsAPE1KE OHIO RArLwAT-s5s n ard as
sEAsoARD AIR LINE-EzDrsss. I2s ,. n ard lad
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT aaa NozFo1z-I1 q
Atlantic err 71a IS s s5a ass n weekdays.
standard Coaches
[tTE AA4-IZ85 > m Week-dayH
points on New York Branch Railroad
Vest Twsnty-thtr5 Street stationg ass a n II 10
y 70 Saturdays only. Zz5. rs. x 40.
- n surteys. T5s. s25 a m as , N cr-s-n
tsesorossss s1d C1rtiandr H30. % n
70 y % Saturdays ouIy1 23O 10 s-4c. an 6fs
- FoR nnf PHiL al Up ! A SS
a. Des1rossss and Corslandt Streets. s.sG L5
90 81. $50. . S55 Psula Llmlfef4. 10 10 CCsx-
1-Sss ara Cortlsndt strssts 70 2 Dining Carr 10 s.
Sor5SsI ~ I'll nSS a n l2SS 70 Dsssrossss ana
rs. Carl - Dining Car. s $ Diutaz Car. T.sx.
30 aSS. 90 D. n. Il 10 nigh1. sundaTs aI0
no coaches. SIS. s. g SIS u.inft-s5 ass 10 SIS
LINING Car a Il So. l55 CDfang carr y 81
- 9Ining Cs1. 455 Dinins Car. as Dining Cara
toe, . SIS. @ y . n. II 10 aizht
1teSet orhees Nos 461. As. 1893 1884 III and "a
EroadWay; i Astor House
Sta5ion and = lions foot % pssbro1sas Corr
Laldt streets; Court Street. $50
5I1tdWay and Peunsylnavta Station.
stst0n. jersey City The New York Transfsr f,g-4-
pany WI cal fur and baggage frSra aotels 80
residences through 20 destination
teiebh0ue '9l4 Eizhtsenfh
Railroad Cab
j. B HUTCHINSON. - WOOD
General Manager Gs1srzi Passfr AEr=a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31

spring wheat 6Rq73c No 2 res Ts1 FYT9Ise NJ > go
%si,s s4g4 Ne ~ yeIioE Al as No oas s2e 10
52sc good feeding barley g96c fair TO choice ansas
Clover e one aa sss So prime o,ay SEQ g 20
s11 IS; lard per 100 u Sc 75ase 81 short rbs siss
short clear SIDES boxsd 81 45sT S. sugars unchanEs
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
sis91o]e- Eggs duIi fresh, lie.
Cincinnati .a. July 2o-Four easy: fancy 50 7OGs5
daii No mixed ~ VIZ" hes sssy No red 7s or.
quiet: No eOc Lard IS IS Bunk meats quiet, 81 IS
Bacon active s q whssy dull 81 % sugar nm
Duluth, July s0.-wheat-No hard. cash. 78+sc
N5rt6srn sasb Psess6es y ia 70
December. 76Tsc: No Northern. use; No 3 spring
,Mlwsukee, July aO-wheat lower. No Northern
s95se BS Nq Sshe No 4g 5s Rys Gull SS l.
Minneapolis July 3O.-Close: wheat IN stors-No |
NGEheF1 3, Jgy 74e sspsnssF 7tq7ts 2sesssr
No Northern &c
Phiadelphial July sO-wheat Ho lower. contract
mixed july 4 Oats S5P dull qa anf s 9gi s "a Mite w
81 az Soc Fiour HncHanged winter super 81 4o9
e 9x 20 extras e 9$2 90 PsnasyIvana roller clear
clear g 25as3 % Do straight $ 5oss 10 90 patent
q % patent si5s4 @ DO fa19re bTana. q ssds4 81
CRY mills extra g 65aS2 90 Do clear 50 25GSs 20 DO
and steady g oa$s b as % quai5y butter hrm
in good demand fresh nearby and western 14c DO
o1i I5c 90 southern, lie Rseelpys-Flour
eoTn s. 600 Bush oats - 5000 BUSH pnent 9s
IS bush corn. $4,000 bush; oats 81 0dO bush.
81 L3uls. July a0.-wheat-No 2 red cash. me.
75c; No hard seA aToisc coruNo cash Sss: July
9sc; September 571se December and year s2&c Oats
W. N22 S Sssa nc July &c September Nae No
Toledo July so.wheat dun higher; spot 774e; July
changed No cash 42lsc. September ss14c oats dun
! gwsT y " ssss zsc ssPism6s5 22s sys an
prime s. o. 90 prime s. IS october. $ 90 No 2 IS
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. statstlcal poE.tlon b Brszan coee Is t0ows

H.1-Tc1ee markell weak. No ! RIo sA573 eEcna
Il sd receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States, COCO. stock, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31

Foreign coffee markets-sant0s-CofI market FIRM
good average Santos 1890 receipts. 81 zoo bags stock
~ EaThu-E-Cofsee market opened Z pig higher;
n 40 n pfg higher sales. 1900 bags HaNre
Coffee opened = frame higher and steacy az y
m further advance Of = franc haif noiiaey
. .0la haEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Chicago July aO-rh. leading future, ranged a, fol-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-01-26
News Adrift
PICKED UP BY OUR REPORT
Frs WHO ARE ALWAYS
IN "THE SWIM.

N. Frank is the authorized
agent for H. II, Lavanstein.
Electric lights are being
placed in the Baptist church.
Mr.. Frank Thrift spent Suns
day with friends III the city.
Read the dissolution notice in
this issue Of Sawyer & Jones.
Mr.. E. ]. Shepherd has been
on d visit to his son in Suffolk.
Mr. Ed. Davis is having his
grocery store on McMurren St.
enlarged.
Mr.. !. B. DAVIS is spending
the week with friends III Hert-
ford county.
Mr.. John F. Camden, of Eas>
ton, Pa, is visiting his sister
Mrs. p. w. Mellck.
II. H. Lavanstein has opened
an installment business, all kinds
OF household goods.
Tie tug Edith, Of Washing
ten, N. c., is On Willey's lail-
ways undergoing repairs.
Miss Mae Mccormick, of Nor-
wood, Pa, is visiting Mrs. ?. w.
MeIick and Mrs. DR.. Blades.
Mr.. NJ. J. Sawyer is confined
to his room at Hotel Central
from an attack of erysipeIas.
Miss S. Elizabeth Crawford,
OF this city, is visiting the fami>
Iy O. u. {. Foreman, at Berkeley,
Va.
a large line of domestic shoes
al sizes, fresh from the manu~
fact lrer; just opened by Sawyer
< Co.
For gents extra quality dress
shoes and gents furnishing
goods, go to John l.. Sawyer &
90 S.
Mr.. Robert Hendren, Of Berk>
ley, Va, after spending several
days in our city, left Monday for
his home.
Mrs. James Luck, who has
been spending several days in
Danville, Va, arrived home
Tuesday.
All colors of shoe polish re-
duced to a nickel. Just think of
1t and call at Sawyer & Co.'S
and invest.
Special prices on ready made
clothing at Sawyer & Co. S
selling their entire stock with
out regard to cost
Mr.. c. w. Overman, who has
been confined by sickness at his
home for several days, is able to
be at business again.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-01-26

The co partnership heretofore
existing between William Palm
and James P. Thompson, under
the firm name and style of VIM.
Palm & Co.. is this day dissol-
we'd By mutual consent Parties
indebted TO said firm will please
make payment to Jas P. Thomp-
son. and all persons having
claims against said firm will
same to said Thompson
for payment.
JAMES p. THOMPSON,
WILLIAM PALM.
Jan. I, 1900.
The milling business will be
by Muir & Thompson
who have secured the mill, stock
and good Will of the old firm.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-01-26

| Quite number OF young PEG
pie spent very pleasant eve
ming on Friday last at the home
of Capt. M. NJ. Morrissett on
Bell street. Among them was
Mr.. John w. Right, of New
York City.
Miss Louise Lane, Of New
3erne. who has been spending a
few weeks with her friend. Mrs.
Hill Humphrey, on Sheppard
street, returned to her home
Tuesday. She made many
friends and we hope to see her
again in the near future.
The Fair Store IS now amoa g
the largest business houses in
the city-another mann moth de
partment having been added.
The entire front hes been at
tractively painted, adding a SO
much . its Appearance
Departed this life Monday
evening at his home on Martin
street, Mr. Joseph Je1ning,
aged ABOUT 45 years. The de-
ceased moved to Elizabeth City
from Salem township about two
months ago. lie leaves a wife
and two small children.
The steamer Lilly, owned by
The St1te and used as an oyster
patrol boat, has been here for
some time, being rebuilt at Wil>
ley's shipvard. A few days ago
she left with Comm missioner
Theopl'elus White on board for
the oyster grounds
Messrs. {. J. Ward and l.. w.
Norman left this week for sew
eral Northern cities to inspect
and purchase some new machine
ny for the manufacture Of brick
TAey tell us they will soon en-
large the f.. City Brick Works
and will be able to supply all
orders promptly.
Mr.. Louis Saiomonsky, how
arrived in this cou, try a few
days ago from Breslaw, Gers
many, is here on a visit to his
brother, Mr.. Jacob Salomonsky.
His coming is no d ubt a source
of much pleasure it having
been over thirty-five years. since
the two brothers last met.
All white teachers of Pas quo
tank county are cordially invit~
sd to attend a meeting at the
Atlantic Collegiate Institute
Feb. sd, at 1890 o'clock a. M,
for the purpose Of recognizing
the Teachers Association. We
cannot afford to fall behind. Ev-
cry teacher is earnestly urged to
be present. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared for the
occasion. S. l.. Sheep. County
Superintendent.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-01-26

Rev.A. P. Tyre, formerly pre-,
siding elder of this district, is
spending few days in the city
with his many friends.
Mr.. E. H. Kruger, who has
been spending several days
North on business for his firm
arrived home Tuesday.
Mrs. and Miss Majette, OF Co.
lunbia, N. c., are IN the city
visiting the family of Mr.. J. B.
Leigh, on Martin street.
Lavanstein's agent will visit
you with a nice line of samples
taking orders from those wish
ing to buy on installment.
The w. c. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. P. S. Ship next
Tuesday, the Ist of February. A
good attendance is desired
The editor has been on the
sick list during the entire week
Any shortcomings of the paper
we hope will be overlooked.
Mrs. Wells Waters, OF PhiIa>
delphia, is spending several
days this week with her nus
bands relatives at this place.
Mrs. Lucian Moli, of New
York City, is here visiting her
two sisters, Mrs. Moses Weise1
and Mrs. Jacob Salomonsky.
Sawyer & Co. are putting new
life In business and anticipate
ing the wants Of the people. are
recruiting their stock with sea
>onable goods.
John L. Sawyer & Co.'S re
pleuishing stock of shoes from
the factories, were put IN stock
this week. Call and examine
before purchasing.
A public temperance meeting
for the children will be held III
the Methodist annex on Satur-
day, the 27th, at $3.50 p NJ. All
are cordially and earnestly in
vited.
If you want nice curtains, pic
lures, carpets and other things
for room, you can get them
from H. II. Lavanstein on in
stallments. 100 Poindexter
street.
Little Frank Scott, son of Mr..
G. M. Scott, received a very Sc,
we're fall few days ago while
playing at the A. Z. Institute
and is now suffering from in~
iuries received.
Rev. Geo. Griffin, of Manteo,
now pastor of a Baptist church
i'll Colorado, passed through
town yesterday on his way home
called thither by the extreme
illness of his father.
Street Commissioner Weeks
has force of hands at work
grading that part of Matthews
street between Poinde xter ard
Water, which will be shelled
as soon as the grading is COM
pleted.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-01-26

Some little excitement w, S
created Wednesday morning on
Water street. A loud crash was
heard, and upon investigation it
was found that the roof of the
Hughes building. occupied by
S. E. Speight. had fallen in. 1t
seems that while joining the
new building of E. F. Aydlett
to the wall Of the Hughes build
ing the workinen IN some way
did too much cutting, causing
the roof to collapse.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-01-26
a Ces.taiEa Cure

RHEUMACIDE removes the cause
of rheumatism by neutralizing the
acids in the blood and driving them
out Of the system. All druggists.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-27

Frankfort. March 20 Notwithstand
ing that Troops recognizing the duel gov
errors were quartercd within two Squars
Of each other, the Republican troops al
the state house under orders from Oh,
Republican Governor Taylor. and III,
Drmocmtic troops az the courthous,
guarding prisoners Powers. Coulton ant
Davis. under orders from Democrats
Governor Beckham, Sunday WAS quiet
The Republican Adjutant General Col
lier and Democratic Assistant Adjutan
General Murray, were together s1m
time. General Collier called 20 disclain
responsibility for the mine which som,
Of the soldiers made prcten,e Of lAyinl
but 10 is understood their talk took on Q
wider srupe and that they discussed an1
mutually agreed upon plans 10 avoid 1
possibility u any sort of a clash between
the troops
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-27

X Ha. y r.. Marrh 2f Rank com.
missioner. f0r New Hampshire have
t.-t q Petition with ,he clerk % Ches.
1.-s county supreme court. asking that
a- --as h- appointed t1r the Kesne
i-ll--v Sowing. hank % thi, city aud
f-.--.r ., 'he same nature fH- tl.
+ DIV. C.l'. Saving. hank Ito.
----rs % ao'h ~ these institution, ha,
s.'. -..t.-.t uncertain flr SOM, fim.
l--- hank ta. r.r,ly.d deposits
-- 81. OBJ. general belief th,y
s-.-. --.. rh---H western invest.
---. Ken. F.e. C.H-, saving.
s.-E. mo-. dividend ~ II
f. E- sI.+t..., K..ur
.--- -I-.--. rlr. .. '.n.-'.r.
.- HHr IH. .u,u,u.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-27

5se.r-.l City. No. March gG No
-a.a al. fallen 900 this section of DO, stan,
..r .sr THREE weeks. HHI "a, % Duu.r
f H -l. farmer. were never sD wei
advanced wifh their spring work before
4.. ground B.. iH splendid condition ili
I.EH- aud nearly tho entire cat cruT
la Heu seeded IN many places much
ground ha. heeu broken for the corn
planting II has beon many years sine,
March boa. u"ou ,piay0mblc for farming
operations, Th, only drawback tp th,
dry weather 8. the dust, which the high
winds have made almost iufolruhlr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-27

Hannibal, Mo, March 2G.-An cxplo
Sion occurred Ia the separating house ri
tHn iieuulr. powder works NJ In Motto
l4mllrs south Of this city III Cnrtu
and Peter Buck were the uulyporsous iu
the building The house was totall,
demolished and the bodies Of Carter anu
Buck were found on AN adjacent hill s.,
badly dishgurcd that identification WA
almost impossible. Both resided at Ash
burn. near the works. and leave families
The cause Of the accident Is unknown.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-27
NaohinI.,. Compromi.s at Chicago.

Chicago. March 26.-The Machinists'
union claims % have made progress IN
the settlement Of difficulties with indi.
yitual firms which ha, practically
broken the backbone Of the marhini,t,
strike iu Chicago. The new form %
agreement adopted hy the machiui,is
d., away with nearly an objectionable
features and has been signed by 3! firms
and % l. expected 1ppof coon ,trklugma
chIu',-, iu Chicagl viii be back % work
under new agreements.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-27

tine affair. Golden said ne might nav,
told them and that ~ he would hay,
said anything they wanted him 10
! Governor Brown asked him II he made
y namt ~ saving what n pcr41n desirsd
~. lich Golden replied. "Not when an
a equal terms with them
' Colonel Campbell. for the prosecution
objected g. the way Governor Brown
was questioning the witness While th,
question was being argued. Golden ask
Ell 10 b. excused for few miutes. a he
said he WAS growing weak. He wal
taken out Of the courtroom by n deput,
sheriff.