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AffiEVHJE, IT. C, THUUDMY 1321111:3, JANUAEY C. l'C-8.
fleo":
' .ana Z
20
a i Ml Vw
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iu u.u
out line pi Winter un-
derskirts, prices a are
cut, as. follows
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.25 Blaci-Satih SMrts- 2cL
-$1JB0
$190
$2.25
it
They are heavy lined.
frilled arid ruffled.--
.ij.yooI jo'reeri' viri
derskirts,- '-to' ' close . at
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OESTREICHER
28 South Alain Street.
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Christmas is Here
- A ; crnn t mo to rt
; inai siaeuoariu it wiu uc
-"v'fine present for your vifei and
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at such low fisrures too. - . :
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Phone 75.
- 45 Patton' Ave.
CDTTI1IG DO'Jil IDE UA6ES.
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North 'Bridie, Mass., Jan. 5., The-Paul
"Whitine 'lla'cufacturins: -company Joined
other cotton mills in the 'Elaclsstone valley
today in the announoeaient of a 10, per
17.' The plant contains 50.CC0 spindles."
"'a0"
' imanufacturing cocrpajry todiy posted no-
tices of a reductiout of 10 per cent. In wages
ginning January iv. uni uie
it. . . . : . . . it. . i
cut in these mills in twenty years.
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ati vKJver Jan. 5. notices ci a rcau--
won in wages cf -rcr cct. Lc:
Posted in the mills owned ty 'I. C. Cor-
den, who ."did not ent:r 'the arecnent
. manufactures i :c:atloa. tA a
Previous difSculty I-3 tock no actica until
- the operatives anr.c":-l th:lr slrcl.lon.
AU mills are rvrlr 3 Ill unl:r tl; :
'tfty 'There t:a i
yoperatlvs r!:o
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.U'l-9r :t t. : t '. ' r:tv: I to
v' irork .today .j-rr.1" - .- -. ' . . t! '. ' :
Special
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ACompetiticri.
E evolution Introduced in the
House of Eepresentatives
To Placo Hours Labor Under Na
c i::nal Regulation; r. .
Step to Eradicate 'Legal Diversity
r cf-Lat:r Conditions." -1.
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Representative Lovorjng ot Massachusetts the
$1i00 'nJroucer e Resolution! Yhicb is - Ap
' : proved by Dingtey and Reed tovering txr
gli4U plains its Alleged Purpose
1 00 WasniBE'tcin Jah.: S.CongTessinxa'n Lot-
i ering of M'arhaisetta to-d'ay introdiuced
in the housea- resolution to meet'tie oom-t
petition- of BOuBhern manufacturers with
the ' north an-d . do - away with "monopoly'
tnorw 'njoyed' by r southern anianufacturers in
f the absence xf , labor laws and; similax sre-
stricftions.5'
The resolution reads? .
'Whereas,' Under state egulatJons , -fchart;
nw ,eist 431,3 ut aiwaya x,aet &
?fu
ufacturiufe' eBtafelishmeaita, aod; thto varia-
tioa creates' discrimination, "'be'tween. tlie
several states of .the Union, Vhloh oper-
ate t6 the diadrvantage of ooCh iabbr -and
capital - in -many, :kcalilties,, ; comtracy, to' the
foindamental theory jof ythe- constitution',
"Whereas",, This laidk Vof- uniformity
I olf ' etate legislation: and' fceyoiwJ ? the
power -of the states to mak liniformby
reason of an,niicl'ations ; of the eupreme
courts of the several states' amc& , r
Whereas .TJuequal : and r pantial T restrlc-
tions disturb -the,- equilibrium of 1 Industry
and are serious obstacles -to national . pro-
greis, therefore' -1 , , " " - -"
Resolved, , That' the .congreSiS of:- the
thiited S tates "do recommend; ;to the eeveral
states the Jtollowfaig amendment ; to t- the
constitutloti:
3
"Article xvL-Oongresa shall h'ave power
hrk t-flihl ih un ifirm 'Twviitw nf : liflhnir in
manfliiacturmg , anrougnouc tw-wwa
This -' amendment was
submitted:
to
Speaker Keed 'Deiore Deing jntroa-uceo i ne
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prtncipairof the. resolution is approved Jy
I caiairroaa Dlngley Mr.-layering' Ao-d'ayJ
?The amendmenit proposed is foomd'ed in
absolute equity"; and mus!t find favor with
all who believe, InAhe principle of equality,
r?
UCIW-C, WiUVU ia.wc gcuiua vivuit wuui
t.ion' e r exists in the United 'States
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legal diversity, of .laoor-. comn-uons , max
can not he found1 fa any - other nation
- ,! m sinn, Muitv or moralitv in
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these discriminating conditions. . ux as a
UoMnf Tiiiitkre (than almost any
t , -. - - '
! other question - daiming ; the attention of
I iistp!- m thiis tim'e. It 'concerns the
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nnsrypritv of thfe Whole (country. . iW'Uh
n,atlonal jaw ra-tic'g ithe tours of la
. .tie illcgical unjust, conditions now
rframri- our caufacturir industries
Vould dl3ajpe-r.
nETUHi!ED7nn." cud;.
A "ZCZyr Tcxzt C
a -
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tie danger of contagion incurred there b
fit"'
vessels, and to report back to 'tie Hissis3
iPE'I state -board of teal Lb, .arrived! ..frcm
Cuba last night on the steamer AransaSy,
Tiey injected th'& harb&P jpf .Havana
vi:l:: J l.1 porta of that city as well as tbe
Lowxs cf 'Guanabocoa, "Resia, - Queimedos,
ar.d ether points. Th'e doctors are tsawll-
Img to talk aiwut their inveetigatioa be
fore Te'portin 2: to ithe Mississippi-hoard of
health, beyond saying that thy saw" a
great deal of yellow fever, mall-(pox and
the -condition cf "the island far worse than
they expected, with hundreds of thousands
or. persons starving .to- ceatn ana sunering
from all diseases peculiar to starvation
They foun-d the greater portion of the couu- j
fry in the.haiids of the insurgents. It was
unsafe to go three infles out of Havana.
QUESTION' OF COMPETITION.".;
'Bos'ton, Jan.v S.Representative' Samuel
Samuel
.egisu-
Ro.? r,. reptibl i can member of the
uire. oeciares taat tco lortn Has IittU tf I
fear from - southern" ix iile compel
pecition.
He recently returned .from , a ; t'ip in the
sou th'and is emphatic La has olalm that the
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Neur ngla"4 tati. will have for yjars to
tftme a decided advantage 'over anv south- I
pm.mni.' in'h- rrvri ,vf fm-
ployees, mare speed in machinery and con
GHI1IA- SIGHS- A LEASE
sequentiy, less cost. or production per yard, j 1 , - f, ' - -.jcompurory unless there is a case o
Ross'is a'practioai coiton spinner, and re-1 The Immigration Law Under Discussion-; in. foe Jpotn the. city. ,f
r "- V : 1 ;5er.itd Ihe Hawaiian Ireaty. Kecked Jor Kh vlIous shoiwg. - -
OFDAqaHOiyeATTqGERMAincta--.M making
QV EASY TERMS- : ' "v
Berlin, Jan. S. The Reiehsanzeiger (of-
ficialK to-day? publishes' the - following:
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Germany -ajn-d China have jeoncau!ded - an
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All Rightof, Sovereignty Yielded- Oa An Atp6al Frointhe Decision in Seattle up to -the i2th of January ere
Jltaly Will Send a Warship tq" ' tee,eported-a to amend V .' buncombe-C6nntyrCasebivision ah and; will W nearly
; Shanghai."': ..;;r 0 1 ,4, FenoesW be Removed, i ' t; 't v ' - V ; i-V
- if "V,- i endeavor to feaye it cousidered to-morrow - i - - . v ' Thef streets, hotels and lodging' Opuses
. - C ( V I .11 Hill III I " , . ' ' , -S i r - V u - - ' ' 1 - v S ' " ' t - ' , ,5 -v V
agreement ly. which China .leiwf ;KiaoL J ' " ' ' V,' i
greem ( . ; . , ; ; j fuiiditeg, act, are payable at the option of
Ohou bay to Germa,nyr for a Jong" (term ol I
years. The, territory, leased
whole . bay and adjacent
rttory coTera. , eeverai; square ' ahiles, : and"; if
itselMn yrhich Chia cando' nothing witli-
v i. '. , tr t- ,---
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OUrGrn'!nt',S.CCr3'3enKi.,n'rig!htS Of SOV-
reimburelng'rmamy for
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back " K iao Chou,
(Rome, 'Jan.' 5. The government bas-.de-
Rifled to send a -warship to Siairg'iiai; x?"
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HFATU OF- RnRT'l i RARNFY -
WL.ni n vi iwui u unuiii-is ,
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One pf tne Greatest Men
a in ftb.e Sontn-
nhrirt.i ' "
, ern Presbyterian
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-The many friends of Rabt. ' Xi. Dabney
D. D.: It.- It. .. D., who spent : l&st' summer
in Asheville, will regret . .to bear
death" tra January 4, at hii , home
toria, Texafe .'Dr. -Dabney . was ; about "'
of ace. but despite aee and- total
01 age, nut aespite age . ana total
years
blindness his commanding intellect was
w
at Davidson college and ' Columbia
nary, , and ; Ma recently .-nuihUshed.
cal Philosophy." showed the am
liant and vigorouiS qualities of mind which
with his grand character, made him one of
the greatest men in the Southern :Presby-
terian church He waa an intimate friend
oi stonewau Jackson, was a memoer oiuxis
staff, and vn-ote a biography ol ,nim. ' For
many years, ir. juaDney was processor ox
Va., or wnicn -state me was a native. - or
seven years ;ne was proiesspr or jfinuosopny.
in the- University of Texas. -; He was the
father of I?res. Cbas. - W. , Dabney of. Unl-
versity of Tennessee. f ",, ' -
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irikiii'iiui vii ww iii wikii
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Chadbburne Gets Pritehard's Endorse
n.'hapio.A : ' ' t
ed the appoaoneDL ox w. .
urigni. uretii.wo vmu
having retired. This .disposes of one of
the botteet fighto among North I Carolina
politicians :cver engaged in over -the selec-
tion 01 a man u iw. ix
THE MARYLAND CONTEST
Legislatnre Lleets But House Unable
to yrfe,aAi.' - - ,
Annapolis. !lld., Jan- 5. At noon, to-day
the legislature of Maryland met dn - the
state house. The senate was promptly or-
ganazed, cue tne icouise, owiz.5 10 a.-uui 01
eleven members of the Baltimore city .ceie -
gallon yesterday, eiinply elected Oscar I
Qulrlan temporary clairmin, axJ.' titer
i:l-Z n iectul vote on epe15hip
aljcjrrtl cztll to-mcrrcv?. -
Ti.i to Li;r :.:.
I
t:at io tl? :.". 3 is-
ereignqF n, the leased iterriboryis icsded to1 sytfem' , 1consular' , 'pecLion, of imanli- caution The Jury'&s to the weight to be.giv- AJiUjjiilj V lUDiilluU liilliuij I ,v - , - ,'f
- .fcli.',:J . k 1 j-: v., gnairta, 'iNotloe wa glveu by rsenaior DaW en.bjr-ne Jury.'ttf the evidence "of the.de- ? , - y- v v . '
Gemrany.- If .Kia ChoU tay. proVee , unfit - renrfint ' 'but dl" si-amsihat the exceptions - T!h new, year -UBhered'ln a re-openitg of - . .
.'l-s, -'i ,- -vlVofKiunesotacirmaii.olthecommlh ji.-?? "
fnr norm flit minvntu nhmsr- Wrll- nopml) ' v . . . Were IWt .WHBWerea ai'l,' Ut vuax HJ5 "---"V, -"-T'7.- ""...-. r-''-..,':, .. ..7'- .
180 "o W would on ,cisio9-of judgEwart'was reveled on'a eL ; Sales jut .both .the arehquseelyester-' -
Qerm'an'v to.selefft" another point "and. "take McSay tuextmove- to proceed to'executive poMfeadt, ralBedJAy t35,-.ex,ceptioo.-:.? Thie day were "largfe, and jaot k pifa'.takein .to at'h-
c: v ' " '.ri-:'- ' v.-V, 'oh 'V;.!,! wVi ,Ls an.:lmpoxttant decMon and It Js feared elfine..irtcleW better thWlbefore the 2.1 ...
Washington; Jan. 5.-The WHmikgton EXHIBITION YTERDAYt r ge commends miIT-0f'' e T61,,1? 'sT?r' k and expreei'' .
- , . . , , , checked; that a commission be created to - '-1 -v , 1 v . - . -
N-.Cpostmastershlp was . settled . this ' ' examine into the commerce" of -New York, thanks to our patrons for' making as ucW '
morning- . Senator Pritcbard recommend- - ; -- , ., - - l,- i. ttI ' -r t ... . '. -
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1 , -v r i rt r r- n -i
: ! fa : i j t J
lid J
k M fa
Civil Service Debate Rp'nnl
YA " " -A cuai " VglUS
. 111 tllO iiCUSO,
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PfiQnn firooVa in TTo vnTt TP
rVoUAl ' OJt'aO 1U iclVOI, 01
-Modifying the Law. ,
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PrnpH That tha PfPirfpnt K" Dp-I1
rrot f sea . i nax in rresiaeni D3 1 up-
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. pnypuoj rower OF - wppomimeni -
r-wi4.' i iv it Tii' . i
tte-vULUOIl AUtllOriZlCg tH8 raVEieilt
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l..DU'iua la OllVti - . '
Next Monday The Census, x"- " ' i
iWasihmgton,' Jfaiu 6,--The: senate met. at
noon to-day. The ' .usual - -oroposiUon.-to
tors elective bv fee Wle. . introduoed
tors elective by the people, waa Introdawsect
by; Senator Sutler,, of Peanaylvanlia. v- Sen4
or next -day.
'senator Teller Introduced a Joint Teso-
luttion 1n. Verms of what" is known as the
Stanley" mthWaresolutlondclardnglan
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bonds of the United States issued under the I
th government luf sfilver tan,dard dollars,
referred, to tie commiittee'oia toaaoe".:'. ' 5
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gration law. tHe1 directly proposed an d-
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wjilmn.r pW -Twt ri1in. nvfvr ftf '
1usiae'Ea lor consideration ;ot the H-
wafian'treatiyand would renew that jtoor
j pog&Q. 0fs,'
1 - The" t'm to
Bubsequeai'ceneutsefr provoked- aTtous dlt-
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300. tlta oonclusacfL the:eenate went
fitft..wi n'.Mrt.k
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JDurned until tOHmorTow. f
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,- : ' lirincnuuoc. . "
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' Wi.iMntY, .TT, ' fi -Th 1,Hifl seioTi
tb 'leSgfelative bill appropriating salaries
i . r s . .
to the oom-mtission and Jta empHoyes. "The
t 'mmmm .m m.i i i n nm. -'L..,. ..i - -t ft
traces eh payment Ms nota violation of 13 It activity, prevail, 'at all W'out-fit-
iiiV'nii ter-! ?UW1C lth the right.! ..j ? . V ting' establishments throughout-the city.'
s I - PVM4e creditom-. It was read twice and ' Ti.. U' flJ;' A treat minv olTcltizens :who sxub-stakeo:
'until (the treatywaa'dal-i not been published by any ol: tbe elate' pa- rmiiiiiiiaiv:nmi4nflr i-n. -SnmA nrflrea . ob: -
.hri'r-- 'y' p!haVtofJUnild:--, tamed yesterday were tbehigheat paid this-'.:
- -.".vV. ' ' t -' - ; -.'State vs; 4 N.R. Edmonds, appeHant. Al- f. - . i-J ' -'.
provide ,tarj the twelfth" and f red SL' Barnard, for appellant.", .Attorney season. -. k. . . 4,V -.' ?.':,. "' '
t . . - - v " : aiie'ftna ifle .jury. rrjiuweu avveruiw vi v.., ... -.e, .w- ., , .
S '' to-day wag devoted 'to discourses , on. the guiilty." .; 'We;take a vidw of thiik dase which jsiignmrat and says', tihat in . ibis v opin-ioD"'! ' ;
u1- lY" a eioA .1 1 Wo" '--It, relfeves us from considering any of-the ex eVery unsold pound tobacco- In his coun-.V'i ' '
1 .i.. 1 p , - 1 , . , ,iv.- i t 1 . . .i r-f i i.u.i v . 1 a tti . T-nia. -iPiTV -w in n tj - .1 ni-iru . .riTi - . 1 i
ynrucuMti ipwcnai tuts n ajt , wbiw .ji4uuiiu uj, iaiix.
Seroi- I xtC p..' swi V - srocK w PV i'uua Ul tive, aa buyers are eager to fill order and ; 't
fPracU- 7T. 7' . " - another without aveirom tne. owner. tne- teposl.tB laTge. -, ; .;!).,;
J law. (Ex -Speaker Growr began the discus''
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-he deprived by law to appoint any o
i j. -s , 1 UJ:-,"12..
aY -camnei, juBw uuui4w
i foreign seryice the appointment of all
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ia are that the debate iWiHl last all
-'a. ,JL t,!.; '4,,'
. -At 4:5S .f.toUM edjourned,rj
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i indications
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j t'he .week,
I f, . -7- . '
; mmi , nnm mnw frrrAiu. - .
THE POULTRY SH0J
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I t at? n v a rTiiTJ n a to nv. "AT twit.
. .u,
, tfle UniCSenST-riaOlLg Uie nzo -
;i. . Rlbbons.! T': V;-
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rrnnrfy. rap.klini crowins .chickens
continue their . noise' at the pouitry show,
while tfhe visitors .crowd through the aisles
na 4h.p' ihann r.L v 'n. rrhe lud'ses are
h,ard afc work pjagebbons, and the
winners are beir oonitinually annouced.
j 'over .500 of 'tie school children have
J taken ' advantage of the. epecial V ates - of
fered, and. yesterday the, ; entire iauey
1 street ecnooa accompanies uy (ui twiuiwa,
1 attended; the exhitition.. An anviracion Anas
attend ;il a. 1 -K'Tv tfw?2V. . '. ' f - '
r"-.s t.tt . , Tf'T
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h;rr-
rr ,' v. 1:1 !iy e-ster C3 3. i fmccl c2
c-e ccmer v.l.re he Is clstr.-j t-3
in
r..:i
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.iso tl:-ltf J as tj fur-
pensed. tunes to the ULUsic-lovin pfiibli,c. '
he outside interest is iniereas'.ng and all
those who attend are thoroughly pleased
with the display- ; . i ' ' ,
iThe exhibits of alf the varieties are so
gooi that it "can- hardly be said wi3ch are
attracting the most attention. The game
chickens catered toy Fletc'beT "Bros., ' are
attracti'ng much attention, as arejthe faucy
rowJ4..a-ni' pets.. (No one who. attends th'3
show will have occasion to regret It. - - :
To-day ith'e -hours between- 10 - and1' 1
o'clock .',w4'U .be specially given, to the 'n
tertain4ng of ladies. ; ' -V
Major MoKIissick, (manager of -the Bat
tery Park 'hotel, has generously offered the
services of Cobb's, orchestra- for the occa-saonf-The
slibw -contnues to-day ..ai'd to
morrow. t . - -
; ' v'r KED1CAL BOARD, J . "
The board -of heaHh oneit tast evening in
the City,, toll, ' Dra. -, Fetch, - 'Reynolds,
i jaiuuri , 'ana 'jaiessrs.i jones ana
.being-present. - 'Sanitary Inspector
Eird rePorted that the methods of mJEa
of tho ewrare at the Tirm' my&
hangd and was impossible for
the rfyer water, 'to be affected by it ( now.
v. Several t places -where the plumbing is
not satisfactory; were dliscussed amd one
not sansractory were discussed amd
place on Bailey street -was condemned.
a oumoerof minor affairs..' were' men
Q, among., vmch was the matter of
compulsory vaccination, tout no definite ac
tion was, taljen as vaiccination can "not Jse j ;
"f.6ina
attend!.
TflE FENCE LAY7,
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JtEXT OF THE' DECISION OF THE
aiimmnnm: - -
.SUPREME COURTS -
, The supreme court of thOstate has. .just
rendered' an ,importa-nt ; decision on ( the
Ifw question (whi?h 1 of general in.
fTML.;tttviTiTtiJTCd'"biine;taie rirfrt
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OWera 01 aaJacirt rms xegaro to
j division.: fences in stack Uvr Iterritories.
( The -case fwentf rom. thi'S county .on appeal
I divisida fences are 'required -t& :be- kept -up
monMs case was triedTstated yestercifay-io1
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a Gazette'reporter that the case dud not
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nrDreflucaje of ua$le.asan
I neigh'bors.. ' j S
iin.r.floiaaaTVrrtAaa to tyitio' 1
JTai for .tne s:ate Fairciorn, vm. j:
-This fintdictmeni. is for remoylng a dlvb
ion fence between.the defendant and the
prosecuting witness, which had" existed for
.several ye'ara,and was alleged to bavebeea
I rennoved withbut notice to the owner of the
and was alleged td nave been
rlthbut notice to the owner of the
other hlf .ot the fence, tmtrary, to thei
provision-of the . (Code, ..Sec.' 2802.' Thei
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Kse was tried, exceptions to-the charge
J bill -of. indictment. .The'act ,f 1895; Ch.1 ' - f ' " .
1 91Q Tnr,. w nn-invmi ,frvrnv iiviUhe weather wl'U permat. - Several new buy-' 1
I to mn at in BunJxmto8 county,
I atnu la w' ivxiiitriTie- an outride fence
m h wrtl-arfHind the count- bv the
I board, of "county- -commissioners. ' Under
sbMifMtat-aiia "outaid ene.- aafd-'we ' eee
,tftp ttl eWwr -vartv to keen up a
division fence afc required by Chap. 20, of
i.Mmimitted no offence. in. puK'infif down and
oomunitted no.offence.in.puwtng down and
removing hie v part of the.; fence, - Without
- any- regard to his intention to cultivate or
w,-owll W,T - .
This action must be dismissed and iudff-
ibis action must be dismissed and Judg-
LinTr. . - u, 7
I.r" bra vnov 1 rnvi itiisf '.,--
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
r-jA-BWany, Jan. 5. The, legislature .conr
1 vnpd to-dav. iGhvernor Black In ni mes-
f-$ fiT An tliP mml dnJtam. Thi rate
Lrodea the sum . of 12,033.681.86. ' Of
! ,OMAAA
to run the ublk echoola and for the care
i'nf th infl11P.
J - - The receipts from licenses to sell liquor,
f tax on inheritants. -etc.v were 845,172.87,
I ah pack' niw .w ? Vvf txu .l.Z . ;'T3t-
penditurcs for asylums, hospi-ials, reforma
tories, etc.; 17,362,590.85.
- 'l REAL ESTATE. TRA"SACTIC3
The following real esUte sales were yes -
terday registered:' : -
1 ' Greenwood to J. W. Burrisbn, " '
I sw... n..i. . r.i-: ;
iana 1.1 i v v ww liii l
- 1 i -rpa in n-rr hp .-. f'.T ri
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D. Stuford, , administrairr cf .
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Ilovement Toward tho Gold
, Fields Resumed,
Scenes of .Last . Summer Ee-'
. peatedat Seattle, v
Hundreds Preparing to Jdn
: . on th'a Yiikcnr
the Hosts v
Hotels' ad Lddging Houses Cro7d-
-i Ci With Gold Seekers. .
The Throng at Seattle Growing Daily-Stcam-
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Can J Frjight-,
Seattle, Jan., 5. The . steamer Corono, ;
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Klondlkerssailed this afternoon with 170
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ad was -compelled td refuse both passeq:'-.
J gers , and." freight.. . AJ1 teamers , sailing ,
seekers and private houses aire being..can-
vassed to ascertain the number of citizens -
that will, throw 4oore'open th3r houses .
M-jij.AnmintA.tKa .M1iatnih.nv.:flf vs'
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Grangers.; :.
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being re-r
peated on large scale at the ' docks and.
men" last seasoja";foav& 'been2 . fortunate In
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wortajias yer witn-a,, - : -
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is thai-every -
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- gra'de of tobacco "is. in-;de-;
lower; c'aksea are betog sought.
I aa 418 fancy grades. -
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I ' Notwit1hstandingvs,tfhe-- heavy break of
me maricex on its re-opening v. '
Ww wipVa iasn. tlnwla fmniftb fttorlr'vet-VJ 1 J
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to be marketed. . J. ie. vurwc ot jiayjvoOd.
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W are on the market !and .for theiae'xt
i Iew tne inrKet doubraesa be acf ,
... , CARRIAGE licenses; :
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K ther Burnett, and Mary Williams.
uupntyre to annnie a. Allison, au
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woney ana -jaaaeoan uiace, 01
Bun-combe and iMadison , counties, respec- ' ,
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-We Xeel very : sure everybody had a very
merry Christmas from the number of pre-
ents we soM; desire to wish eyerybd .
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Qf an lnstltutlon beea A(5mIrea ,
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complimented by our resident pltron8; anl
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J the . visitors, to the city, especially front ' '
J large places
We have endeavored da every jway, in m-
lection of design, ia quality of goods, anJ
by. giving very low prices, to please, aJ
1 ' iia,A tmv fr' ibwon'J tla
iisira.! reauiremenU of tie busy aeaxen.
Ap-a in diow us $ to tLk you Icr tzj
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