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BUKIGII, Jt. A l'KIL 25 1393
The Charlotte bank matter bec"mes
worse aud worse.
It is reported tliat the Standard oil
trust made $50,000,000 out of the re
cent oil flurry.
Maud is looming np at a rapid rate
an the logical democratic candidate
for president in 1896.
One hundred woman aud girls are to
be sinp!' yed in one of the Pittsburg,
Pa., steel rolliug mills. It iH the first
case of the kind in this ountry. In
England thousands of women are em
ployed in mines aud mills.
Announcement was made yestevda)
by chief justice Fuller that the
United States supreme cjurt will on
May 0 hear Argameutsfor and against
the petition for rehtaring the income
tax uits recently decided.
George Vandorbilt.one of the richest
of rich Americans, is now traveling in
Eiiidia and iiunireds of noblemeii
tnere are urging him during his stay
to take an interest financial, of course
in their atfairs. lie gets four and
five hundred : begging letters a day,
and has been a source of great inter
est to the people.
A great apartment house is to be
built in New York city, to be occupied
exclusively by women. The building
is to cost $1,000,000. Women will
own and manage the house. One
feature of the building will appeal to
the "new women." No man will be
allowed in the house or restuarants or
club rooms unless introduced or chap
eroned by a woman tenant.
Revised calculations indicate that
about twenty per cent of the persons
subject to the income tax have failed
to make the return prescribed by the
law. The first estimate placed the
number of delinquents at about 10
per cent. Each day adds to the
difficulties and perplexities in the en
forcement of the emasculated statute
There is a growing belief among
many of the political gossips at the
national capital that the next few
months will find the republican party
aligned for bitnietalism and the
democratic organization divided into
distinct and avowed gold and silver
monoinetallistic factions. This belief,
it is explained, is based upon some
recent events and upon a review of
past occurrences.:
The action of France, Russia and
Germany has not yet exceeded a
friendly but energetic protest against
the Japanese annexing any part of the
Chinese mainland, but the Russian
minister at Pekin has already been
instructed to negotiate with the
Chinese foreign office regarding the
o ssion of Chinese territory which
Russia demands in compensation for
the Japanese acquiring.
A considerable number of Ameri
cana, mainly southern men, have
voyaged to Cuba for the pur
pose of ally ing themselves with the
revolutionary cause. Just how many
of these active sympathizers are
already in Cuba is not known, bat it
in understood that np to this time
there are about five hundred of them.
The horrible condition of affairs in
Cuba is not yet realized by the outer
world. With the close of the sugar
season next month there will be
misery and fimine. Th iingar crop
his been far bnlow the average this
year, and til of It will now b ut j.-ct
1 1 the new l'uit-d States tariff on
igar. It litems inu -h le to the
I'iiuters, and with the bftfinuiu of
rie 'dead es Hi,' lowing fr.iu th
i of the S'igar seison until next
S 'jiter..her. there will be r.o employ
ment fur l ibor. It raeint ill bmds
white and negro. Such conditions
innot i'Ut aid to th mu 1 lering fire
f t.he rebellion.
Kriti.-ih troop are to be landed at
t'orintu, Nicaragua. The t-usloiu
houses are to be oc. npied by the
British forces and British officer are
tii exercise the funnctious of collector
if customs. At the same time Nie
aragnan local commerce is to be
crippled by a blockade. The London
Chronicle says the Nicaraguan affair
is approaching a climax. Nicaragua,
it adds, obviously relies upon Ameri
can sympathy, but surely if America
rakes these small communities under
her wing she must see that they
maintain international observances.
The Monroe doctrine is proper enouirh
iu its way, but it will hardly prevent
a European power, which is not de
sirous of territorial aggrandizement,
from exacting repsra'ion for insult
and outrage " Tie London "St. James
tr.'izntte" wiys the M.uroe doctriie
uas been a theory sixty two year.-,
lint has never been acted on It
is mistaken, for at the close of
the civil war an army of the United
States assembled in Texas aud
would have moved npon the
French in Mexico if the Maximilian
empire there had not been ended by
other means. The most prominent
fact about the Monroe doctrine is that
it has never been successfully disputed.
.HOLLAND HAS FLED.
Tho Ex-Hank CaslnYr Who Stole
and Forged Can't Face the .Mtiwie.
The Visitob has given, from the
Charlotte papers, full accounts of the
sensation there growing out of the
theft of $00,000 by cashier J. H. Hol
land of the Farmers' and Merchants'
national bank. For some strange
reason Holland was not arrested Sun
day, Monday or Tuesday. The dis
trict attorney was on Monday and
Tuesdayjjegged not to order the ar
rest, and it was said that Holland
would not run away and that if he did
flee he could not escapt capture.
But, all the same, he did run away.
Yesterday he was wanted during the
day for some purpose, and Mr.George
E. Wilson, the bank's attorney, went
to his house to see him. He was sur
prised that Holland was not to be
found. Mrs. folland stated that he
had left the house Tu-ssday night, and
she had not seen or heard of him
since. Bank examiner Miller at once
appeared before a United States com
missioner, and swore out a warrant
for Holland's arrest on the charge of
embezzling large sums of money from
the Merchants' and Farmers' bank.
The warrant was placed in the hands
of marshal Allison, of the western
district.
US. currency 'comptroller Eckels
said yesterday that the discovered
shortage in the Merchants' and Farm
ers' bank would not effect the solvency
of the bank so far as he had been ad
vised. The arrest of the cashier was
in accordance with his instructions.
' Y'esterday the ( bank offered a re
ward of $1,000 for Holland. There
are no further developments as to his
shortage, which is yet understood to
about fttO.OOO.
It was a Boston girl who interrupt
ed a rather grown-up conversation
wiih: "Sav, mamma, is everybody
wicked?" Why, no', my child," an
swered mamma. "Why do you ask?"
Because you haven't said a nice
thing about anything today."
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dcrrui onto aa'i tioou oioaiffiing prop
rrtu-uftf lJ. t. P. - Prickly Aab. Pok
rmfrf;riKii, Mo., Acs. ith, 1893.
1 c:m ?ptaJr ;u tto ii-.Lcst term of
TfiU Tumiicjno from my own ersontj
ki.OH!fiKO. I W!it;i:i(jcttttwuriaear
i-I-.'TUis;. ant rjii'unjrtticni for
Sytfs aR ire.ited by the very bent
rhrtfic!:i!! ann sptiit rmodrods of dol
lar, trier' ev-rj kri.ivn i'L'nttMly wltb
ont rtrtfiim; r iif. J have ouly tAkea
one rottit- of jm P. P, P., tint ca
ehoerfiilly n:f t hi1 dona me more
food tn a ij nrtbinn I have ever taken,
can rtcoiair.tSiid y .ur iiiJicif; 0 ail
sufforei's of rlort diaoKa.
Mi. W. M. YKART.
8prlBtfeid. ;5rtjcu Cottmyt AfO.
Pimples, Blotches
and Old Sores
Catarrh, Malaria
and Kidney Troubles
Are entirely rrmow rt hy 1.P.P,
-PHck1y Afb. Poke Root ai.i1 Potai
lunt, the greuwat blood puriflur oa
earth.
AEKiroHBr, 0-. Jaiy 21, 101.
On.: Pear Hihs I bought abottiwof
your P.P. P. at Hot frpriasrs.Ai k, ,and
it has don aio more gvoo tiinn thrua
man tin troatmeuc at tuu Hot Springa.
hnd three oottlis C. O. D.
lijapuctiuiij yors.
J A. M. NFWTON.' "i
Aberdeen, It row n Cuuniy, O. . .
C.r(, J. D. J.thnylon.
To all vhtitn it mnv concern.- I l;ore
by ttet!'r to tha wonriorful proprrtleo
of P. P. P. 'or eruption ol the skin. 1
i:fTerei tor several j etrs with nn nn
a'.lifly and dSsajrrcf'nhlu eruption oa
vy fnce. I trie-.! t-ivry km-ti rtmo
dy but In Tafn.nritlt P. P. P. was usod,
r.d aronow eutirciv cjrol.
aigaUby . J. I). JOKXSTON.
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Sliln Cancrp CoroU.
Tatimony from the Mayor of ScQUnTex
Skqi'in. Tvx.t Jcnnary 34, 1R-KV
Mwfin. Lii'i'MAN Bkob., Savannah,
Ga. : Uentlftiiril h.ivo tried your p.
P. P. for a disease of the .-ttin, nnually
known as etin caucftr.of thu:y ytars'
ctannri)r. And found fcrei-t leliet: it
purliifl the blood ,and renurtes nil Ir
ritation from the seat of tao dimse
and proven ta any pproadinir of the
Bora. I havrttakrt five or .'tx bottiea
and fofil coufiiont that another c-mir.ie
will ofTeot a jire. It has also rellevod
mo from iii'HtfosUon and atoinauh
trouble. Yours truly.
CAPT. W. M. RUST,
Attorney at Lav,
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Governor Altgald has made the most
of bin chance at the interviewer's at
tention daring the incarceration of
Mr. Deba.
The president insists on the eielu-
ive management of tha editorial de
partment of thia administration.
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" " i 1013-4 103
W. N. C. B. 6s 103 109 :
N. C. R. K. 102 103
City of Kaleih 6j,1907 108 110
" 6-..1897 101 102
Ral. Cot. Milia.64,1901 101
Car'gh Mills Co,8i, 102
Stocks.
Citizens' Nat. Bank, 125
Nat. Rank of Raleigh, 125
Com. & Farm, Rank, 120
Ral. Savings Rank. 130
Ral. Cotton Kills, old, 105 100
' " now, 100
Caraleigh Mills Co., 77 90 ,
Phos. Works, 100
N. C. Car Co., .102
Raleigh Gas Light Co. 60 65
Raleigh. Electric Co. CO
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue of authority conferred
npon me in a certain deed of truHt
from Anderson ReUs.as President,;! -1
John D. Rrigga, as Secretary iJ,.
Treasurer, of the ,
Mm Mm ManTg Co .
recorded in .book 134 on p 187, in the
Register of Deed's office of the t'oauty
of Wake, 1 will on the 29th day of April
on the premise, on West street, sell to
tkehigliest bidder for CABH.all the per
sonal property which came into my
Hands, such as builders material, con
sisting of Lumber, Moulding, Sash,
Blinds, Doors, also Automatic' knife
grinder and Mitre machiue, &a.
Persons having claims against the
above naped company Will present
them and those indebted to the same
will please settle at once.
PU1L TUEIU, Trustee
for Briggs Building and ManTg Co.
mar 191m.
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Land Sale.
North Carolina, Wakeoount.y Supe
rior Court. Before D. II. Youni',
c. s. c.
H. M. Farnsworth, plaintiff, vs Fannie
J. Nicholson, James H. Boyd, col.,
and others, defendants Sale for
partition of land.
Hy wrtue uf decree rendered in the
above entitled special proceeding
pending in the superior court for
Wake county, N. C, W. J. Feele and R.
O. Burton, commissioners appointed
by the court, will, on Monday, the
3d day of June, A. D., 1895, expose
for sale aud sell at the court house
door by public outery, to the highest
bidder for cash, all that tract of land
in Wake county, North Carolina, in
the corporate limits of the city of
Raleigh, on Lenoir street, and bound
ed as follows: Beginning at a point
on the south side of L.'tioir street, 80
feet from the point of intersection
with the east line of ileDoweli street,
and running thence southerly parallel
with McDowell street 105 feet, thence
easterly parallel with Lenoir street
43 1-3 feet; thence not therly parallel
with McDowell stie. t 105 feet to the
south line of Leuoir street; thence
easterly along the south line 43 13
feet to the beginning, and mora fully
described in the complaint.
W.J.PJiELE,
R. O. BURTON,
apl8 30d Commissioners.
Land Sale.
By virtue of the powers contained in a
cenain deed of mortgage, executed to
iNccitliam Beckwitii, on : the loth day of
1 vt-uuary, 1893, by Spencer Hackney and
wife Susan, wtiiehTTeed is duly registered in
the register's ortice for Wake county, book
75, page ojo, et seq., we win, on me tsth
day of May, 1895, oiler for sale, for cash,
to the highest bidder, the following tract
of land: A tract of land lying in the said
county of Wake and bounded as follows:
Beginning at Benjamin Clark's lilie, run
ning west to a corner of the tract mort
gaged to C. J. Bright; thence south to Nat
Taylor's line; thence east with Taylor's line
to a stake; thence north to the beginning,
containing twenty acres, more or less.
Said sale will be on the described premises.
For iuller description of mortgage refer to
W. n. FOUSUKK and
8. W. BUKWKR,
Admrs d b n Neidhun Bcckwith.
Wonuck & Hayes, Attyt.
April iO, 189. ,
Washing Your
Clothes.
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did it and you had no fault to lind.
When it comes to laundering your soil
ed linen . .
We Will Be a Mother to
You,
and the peifect satisfaction we gaar
autee will make you think of those
happy days of old.
Discard safety pins! '
Away with batchelor buttons!
. The Oak City steam laundry sews on
buttons and tape.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
L. R. WlaTT,
Phone 87 Proprietor
Land Sale.
In House Creek township- By vir
tue of a decree of the superior court
of Wake county, in the case of Rufus
D. Jackson, executor of Daniel Jack
son' in B, D. Jackson and others, I
will, on the 2d day of May, 1895, at
12 in., sell at the court house door of
Wake county one hundred acres of
laud belonging to the estate of Daniel
Jackson, situated in House CreeW'
township, Wake county, adjoining tha ,(.
lands of J. S. Uaity, S. W. Smith and -others.
Also the same time and placet
I will sell the remMnder interest ia
34 1-4 acres allotted to the widow aa
her dower. The 100 acres contains
about 60 acres of open farm land. A
large part of the other 50 acres is in
original growth. It is good land and
is settled in a good community, Hour
of sale 12 m. Terms of sale 1-3 dash,
balauce on 12 mouths time with 0 per.
cent interest on deferred payuieujt.
J. H. Flemiso,
apl tds Commissioner.
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