North Carolina Newspapers

illMMIIHMIMHI I 11 . Im74l)t i .Ua Lar-rrr TVia Tka 4 T , a j 0U DaJIj lrr 2 aaarr fs.fiisW ta 'a-r m mwmr a M rhc3Xoruuuj JL5inr. OUTLINES. K,.0;aiSoUu bUi . aaotasr al- o i ettj a 8a Doanlaco; B.4.o iat 'perai. Oor Laaaa, ol luu, Imi proei.- a4a raialar araaraeUa efSJaal 8 aacsrae la opaa eaaaJoa jtturdtj u receipt biUaad pu- smc Pt BeU, ol Truiiy Derueaa, leader lis ractraa- . L. W. Lr oaa. e?a tteu4 at Otea of lb umUiUm af ire 1UJ Qrl. Mrs. Qtr- rteuoa vVaitad la Walk ELo-aee M4 i..- apo la Preaidaal; d 14 lW naottd By force aa t Sl I3J la la aoUceaoan 71, Jau Peasa maraed Adal ... OeW oC1sj1 vtsstj la Oo siiaa t owraaaeal wt4 protect lb lBma WeaUoa at. Boe ; n tu lews tfte44 tat iba Paaasaa eaaal e&eil Ba rmliSad at Faaaaaa. Ta Aairka r4reUoa ol L- to4ter l favor ItlOVlblpli rJrtail a vail aa pnYteaar rorevge, aotter of Q kaee boede weal Faaaaaa to aa m ebar of Ua tfebl Tj nr oaa aaaa war silJed aa4 ftieaa U;ar4 ta a raiIroa4 ecodeal ta l!!r .. Tb Bill matt; active u Gb redproctiy Ireelp pina uUMMbf iratiot 333 tall. It La i Ereaaa aoaaUud mki s-aie bar feee bsd bee a caarraj by t.xiUk. Tb Farmers' NeUoaaJ B.il. iItanUe Tx baa beea cioead It oi.r of QMBacroUar of Oarreaer. N York atertets: Atoaey o cell ti itratc at tQlpaw eaeL; eoUoa s, . aad atafva ILXia, Soar vu .,Jr Bat e,a!4 wa I " epos, dali, 5a I r4 82 ; eor oi ataady. No. 1 J. ft ; oi pol atasdy. No. S la: r - . aatriu larawatlaa qaU a WEATHER REPORT C. 8. Dxrr or iotKCirm, ) Waur&n BrsjLic, WajtuoToa, ft. CL. Nor. 11. ) oQloreal dAi for tha Iw-aaty-fa jr boan aadlax ai S P. M. : rtssarairaa: S A. 1L1T i P. SS derr: aaajtimaar, 41 da f . uaJjcaaa,T7 dacraea ;, 54 rUiafall for Ua day, .00: ralaiall n Inl of iba aaoaU lo daia, .8. roBJBctJT roa TO-DAT. Warj jto. ft or. II. Tor KariA Caoiia: rir Flrtday ; aatJy oJoajdy aa4 mm 9larday, fra aertb Part A SO, iia H... ....... mmmm 5 ii SU Dapa LaazV . H b Wim at Ben port. II Wtr WUaiaxV3.. CitA.U. 4.10 P.M. 1DH.WM. ALU P.M. IL P. M. JaJiifif Irooi lha col ante of tha ttpapar Ua Wa,tUDtoa Faai la fttiiof a aTra "cl tbaaa daja. Tadtadly toy pUtot la bouad to. t aad Iba Miia kaow U wa load-a-1 kiad win karp oa folof-off. Wbra CoxaBuadar Praxy fata loai ti tba polar rio&a vtH 11 ba aay im far kloi to a, Sao Baa Iha ary to fO koma?" Jack arc Tia Tim4s-Cmi:9lWtn Saaator Haaaa (Uikta at Gaoaral WcoJ, iba ckaaoaa ara ka la alaUBjc r lha aaaa roa ad tka eoroax. to who karaa't rot tko eoaxaa at tkair eoovktloaa aattr aaooot to aajtkiag la aaj party. 5ow karta't aaid a word bin aboat Walltr B. Haarj, kara ara? Tka mtabara of tka MUaoori he rialaxara ara kkkinr tkataaalrta ba caaaa tkay vera not nambar of tka CoIombUa Cocrrtaa wkaa tbera waa a cbaaca of eaaal fTaf U It amfxbt ba a food Ua for tba Itaaiocratia party to bar r ad proo Uy ih tba Eapabllca party. Tba DaatocnU cooid aiord to axcbaaia Mat ptcple wko Ixaaxlaa they ara Democrat. A Faitarsoe, K. J., fwany ba baa ao frlrkU&ad by tba walkloc of a boat at aaUalxkt, tbty wiU eaayoeatofUo hoen. Mcatpeo ?U down tbia way ara rtjoicad wkea "tba f boat walk. Hanaa aad Taller ara rrldaatly botk la tbt woods, ao far aa Eooaa-. TtU'a faroriU gaoaral U eoacamad, ara tka JackaoarlUa Jiur. Woodar If tkty woold eonaidar aay old Eooxb BIdar tkair rma? , Max a. Elba daxllaad to aiog at tba WklU Ho oaa bacaaia aba la not aaaiatad witb ifra. Eooaafalt. Sf Uaomawbat lika tba Ynacb aaa who lai a aaaa droam icao ka bad aatar baaa latrodocad to tk rtatlaoiaa. GroTtr Cat tlaad bad poor lack oa tba praatrraa of tba Back Bay G on alar Qab, la Priacaaa Am coaaly.Va. Ua dldal bag aaoatb raa to aaad Mra. Clatalaad bar ataal box of dackt. Majbo bo will kra bfgrar gaaa for lira. CleTf Uad aaxt yaraoibar. Tba tlratnboro foevrd casta to itaalf oa Wadaaaday aad foaod oat that tba papar bad aatarad It 14tb yaar oa Taaaday. Tba BTAa with ea iu coaUaiporary taaay atoro Jtart of aaafalaaaa aad proaparlty, aad tk lu nacord mmj bo a ood la tba f atara a it ki ba la tba paat. ' 1 : The MoiMNe'S " ' VOL. LXXin.NO. 51 EABLYMORNINQ FIRB. Four Thocsmd BarrtU ol Rosin a4 IrSOO Croa-Tlcs Went Up la Smoke, THE DAMAQE ABOUT $3,500. IrWadld Sarrkaa 'af tka Staaai Tax -aarta- flrt Et!aa ta lilkt. Yaaact aaf Wartkaaaa Ealaa rrrtl Tka taaaraac. rira of aa aakaowa oriiia wkkk tartad abortly aflar I o'clock y aatar- aay aaormlaf aaartba caatra of tba axiaaatra aaraj atora Yard of tba D. Vaebara Ootspaay. oa tba waat alda of tka rirar, aaarly eppodta Uar- tat auaat dock. . daatroyad apwarda of 4,000 barrala of roata baJoarlajr to tba MSabara Cx aad PaUrsoa, Down- lav dc Oa, and UttMi 1,K00 ad 1.00Q ooaa Uaa baloettsfj to tba D. T, Cftilk Ox Tba pro party lota la tba roaia u about IAOO0 aad la tba eroat Uaa approximately 1500, all of wbleb la rally corarad by iaaaraaea. For a Uaaa tka larra waraboaa of tba Me Eaekara Oompaay oa tba rroaada aad la wkkk waraatarad lOcaakaof pJriU tarpaatlar, wa tkreataaedaa wa alao tba tcbooatr 'Lorior CL Bal lard" 1 which wara loaded aboat 14.000 croaa-Uaa. Tka Ttaaal kad jail plated reeeiTiax bar earga ataa aijatalac wkarf aad tba boralag of tba warehoaee woold bar maaat tba daatraetloa of tba acbooaer. Tboateaai lag "Marioa," OapUla CdrarD. Wllllama, bad fortaaately flrad a p a abort time before tba alarm wa glraa aad waa aboat la reedlacia at bar wharf at fool of Naa atraatta to tba cotapreaa to take the Brftlsa ataaaer IIaatbford" to tba eoal ckata oa alack water. 8ba loat aa Uaaa la raaeblaa? tba aoaaa of tba fire aad lboa?-al Iba apot BarralJed at bar aroaaplaeaa. Tka alarm waat aatiaT aad at 133 tka Mario" bad a atraaaa oa tka red flame through thedeaao black amoka. Bat for tka of tba boat tba warehoaae woald. aadoabtadJy bar goae aad Brbaa Ua raaaal adjstalax. Capt. riauker.wbo ara aboard tka acbooaer. eeid ka waa awakeaed by tka alarta. bat IkoagM tka fire wa la Iowa. Za a few aaoasaata tka aacoad mat came daw 4 told aim of tka dr to tba acbooaer. By tka Ua be esald draaa aad gat oa deck, tba "Marloa" ataaaUag a p to tka wbarf aad Ua Oa waa rIaia aaaaway toward tka waraaoaaa. With tka of Chief Scaalbbea aad two ereaaea a feu atraaaa from ta - rto" waa wat lato play aao axiar wbU tba fiaava war checked. The -Marie- lha kapt tba fire aabdaaa aatllkalfaa boar later wbea Eagiaa No. X, fraaa Toarth aad Priaoaa a treat gre etatlaa waa towed orarby the lac ftaraa" oa oa of U Urr Ucftiere of lb aaaaTa Cba Co. The ed dlUoaal atraaaa aad oaa later from tba ateaaer MWUml8ttaa" flaally ex tin -gvlabad tba flame aboat 11 o'clock. Cap. PlauW. of lb acaooatr wblea waa la daacar. aaya w aatiaflad that bat for Iba prompt work of tb Martoo, IhaaaUra yard aad wereaawa woali bava rooa. The -Mario" reaealaed by tba fire aaUl f -JO o'clock at la eacrlflea of the per. oaJ laterael of tla aaaaiar at the Oom- Tba atrrk of the tax la uie aad otbar alaailar IsaUaoaa ta the pet hold. ba reeogalaad la eabetaaUal ma a Bar. - . . Tba alarm waa ecat to lha depart real from box 41 by Polloa-caa Jao. B. Hard, who dlacoTarad tba flame baa It waa oaly aUxbtly larger uaa alexia barrel oa fir. Plr la a earn ttarayard arltk a wVla rlrer to croaa oa a laleaealy cold moral nr. ho wart', make the propoaitloa a bard oaa for U flremaa. All baada did waa la red adaff lb proparty loea to the talalmam which they did. LOCAL DOTS v.mcraof Wnadoztoa Lodge Now tit r woCflfd of eprclel meel Ug for to!cb la tb adrarUalag eolamaa of lo-day'a paper. Anaoaacotaaat la mada ox tue BArriar laat alght of Mr. Robert O. Herri ar, aoa o air. vpoir H.r. of rareUrrllle. aad Mia Aaala Patch, of Wllmiegtoa. n. AmA fTw? for record Teiter- day, W. B Pal traaaferrad to Bta- phaa Baaedaa, tor tract of lead U fiaraett towBiblp, ba- tweea tba M!wo-mlle braacb" aad WrfgbUtUIa. Hra. Carolina Tatarn, widow of tka Ute J. O. Tatam aad a alatar of Mr. Jaka W. Moaroa, of IbU dty, waa atrlckea with paralyala at bar boma la Ellxabatbtowa, Wedaeaday L.tmm ta relaUTaa la lb la eiiy -fetUrday aUlad that bar eoadl- Uo waa rt ry cnu iaakrt taU Te-alrkt. Mack laUrtat la belag aalfaated ta Ua gam of baakat ball to ba playad Itat tbaT. ILaAyU. w vtt- Tjiiia traata Both ara ljOTaial aaew. - - . - .-..i- ..it , ahara eoatcetl pomiaad. Tba Look Uaa wUl 11a- a reuowit TV T,.V t Xfeaay. forwardat J. X. Ijoagblla. v t. TTaaUr aad XL Bharmaa, rtarda I?tUea team will llae apaa fOiowt:tY. a . i.. v Da ura. eealratav. a Boay aad . T. XIaaaock, gaard. new jLijvrjrrisEMXNTa. nygiaaal-Why.yaal raria inniaery laipo'ro New iwna COTTON QUOTED 11 CENTS. B'fttat Flrarra ef tcaaea at thaaber el ceaaerce-Salar, M.wiTer, lewer. Lacal Sklrptac lateUIitac. Cot to a oa the local market yeeter. day reached the top notch of the aea- aoa ii caata for mlddlier. Thai waa lb qaoutloa at tba Cbambar of Com mare. Actual ealea, bowerer, were reported aa low a lOJge. Receipt jaa- teraiy were 1,743 balee axalaat oaly 1,871 balee aaaa day laat year. The aaral atoree market yeatarday preaeat- aa eereral cbaacee. 8plrita waa ateady at Us. ead there were ealea of roaia at 1X10 per barrel. The Britieh Bleamar ftthfnrrf S which cleared Wedaeaday nit hi for Uramea, waa recairlaa 600 ton of eoal at the A. CL Lu ebaU Teaterdar and will probably aall the laat of thla week. She carrie 13.360 bale, ralaed at 1717,118; earao aad reaael by Maura. Ajaz. opraBi a. do. Beboaaare "Peeed aad "Lorinr a Ballard" cleared yeatarday for New York, tka flrtt aaaad with a cargo from the Cape Fear Lumber Co. and the latter with IS. 079 eroaa tiea, coa attaed by the Blaadard Pole & Tie Co. AS 4 BLOCKADE KU.ViES. Waaacrfal PeaalblUtUa e! ExIUk Traap Had Ska Bcee AraiUblc la 'ii. Tba Btaji ka referred to the comlne of lha fiaa etaamahlp mAdk1o Baaoa. A view from her opper bride while aha lire la oaa of the Champloa Com- praae dock la moat latereatlnr, aa ab tawere nearly a hundred feet abore the level of the nearer ablpt. Her af fable commander, Oaptala Perry, re marked ta a BTaa reporter that he wa muter of the Brlt'ah barque "Alawhelpea" la 1843, and that while at eea la that ahlp ba waa overhauled by the Confederate Corratte "Flor ida, commanded by the late Captain Joha Newlaad MaOIlt, of WUmlng- toa, who, after aaoarUlalar: that he waa a feaulae aeutral, courteoualy permuted bla to proceed oa hlx roy- axe. it la interacting to noir. waa called to miad yeeter- dey, that If rneh a ahlp aa the "Aatlo Baxoa" had bee erallabl aa a blockade raaner la W 11 minx ton la 1843, while eoUoa wa eold at the cqairaleat price of five ceate la cold la lha Coafaderaey aad at orer IL00 la gold la Eaclaad, ahe woald hare cUand b profit la oaa royaga of aine million dollara la told, to aay aothlac aboat the Inward carco which might have reieed the profit oa one roand to y axe to lea aad a quarter million dollar gold, eetlmaUng bar cotton ca pacity at tb racord-breaklac comple- meat of 18,000 baler. THE CASTLE BAT3ES FC1IT. JeUI Met tiff Yeaterday ef Ceaalaaleaer ef Haw fiaecTtr aad Feeder. Tb eommlasloaera of New Ilaaover and Pander coa a lie met la joint aee eioa yeaterday at Oaatla llayaea for lha purpose of eoaaidarlax tb maia taaaM of fre ferry orer North- altber br aurcbaae. or leeaa of tba preeeat ferry or tba eatebllah- maat of a aew ferry. Tboee preaaai from New Haaorer war Chairman D. McCachera, Ma j. Wm. T. Bobert oa aad Meeara. TL L. Vollere aad M. W. Dlrlaa, "while Chairman K. F. Power, of Peader, repreaentea ine Board of that county. Tba eremlaaa aloac the rlrer were xamlaed rery doeely by the eommla- alonare aad vuberqueaUy a formal mceUax wa bald with UH airman a. F. Power preeldlBg aad Mr. M. W. pirlae aetlagaa eeeretary. riotaiax daflalla waa arrlred at and apoa molloa a joint committee from lha two board wa appojaua to report oa ua miui of eatabliahlng a new ferry or ine laaaaof the preeent Bloe- eom told ferry. la order to eetebllah linea, eta., the committee waa rn ttracted to procure a copy of the ebar- Af the nioaaom ferry, look into ine matter Terr thoroughly aad report at lha earlleat practicable Ume. Tba joint commit la eompoeea oi r.trwn.n ST. 1. Power and Cpmmla- ioaera F. P. Flyaa aad Georxe J. Uoorr, of Peader: Chairman v. aac. Kachera and Mreara. Robertaoa and Vollere, of New Han orer. Leak Are larltcd. Tb Rer.Meltoa Clark, or Florence, r Ml mAAmtkmm tb meetl Bt thB Yoaag Maa Cbrlatlaa AaaodaUoa Baaday afteraooa at o'clock. .It baa Ken decided to law we ui hear thla dlaUaruiaaea tjb. . ft - t .mmmmtm. MM eM a will be a epecui maaica Vrvmim- bra Quartette eompoeea oi ...t. Un r. A. Muae. con- HJUI, W . tmlio; Mr. B. H. Graat, baaao; Mr. Cha. Daibae, tenor. ftraatf ljaai '. Examlaatloa yeaterday moralag by Mr. Flyaa diacloaed tba fact that the fira la tba offlca of Meeara. Flyaa & Oo. oa tba algbt prerloo did aot eom pletely deatroy lha booka and 1 rto 3rd a r. .v. kuh aa oarUally bura .. .t AntihoarhL The booka WO, mmm m. ., V.J aBd aoma of the pepera ara pretty bad- ly ecorched oai am iw" are lateat - ftt. rart YfitcrdaT. Wmjm - Aaait Pollock aad Gertrude Me Call, colored, cbargad with robblag jfTn. Brlitow. a Boalb CaroUa. mA nr to Baperior Court by the Myor yaterday. They ZT. i. ,4.r.lt of 130 bond. waatM'jftu - - Par Merriltaad Baa BlTlna. both eolorad, wara alao aeat orer to tba blgber court for "crap aaootiax, WILMINGTON, N. Ojt FRIDAY. NO VEBIBER MEETING OF D. D. C. Interesting Report of the General Convention in Charleston Last Week. QE0RQE DAVIS MONUMENT. I oactrtcd Elfert Uigcd Upoa Maabera at Cape Fear CkaptcriiiBiI Meet lag Is DeccnkcrOtker Notea ef U. D. C. latcreit The rerular monthly meetlox of Cape Fear Chapter. Daatkters of the Confederacy, held yeaterday i after noon in the W. L. I. armory, was of more than the ainal lntereat from the fact that a moat com prehen aire report oi toe recent general conrenuon in Charleiton wa aubmltted by j Mrs. Jenlua Darla aad was beard by the Chapter with xreat pleaaar. ! The meetlar wa oreaided Over hrllrt. M. B Wlllird, tbvpreeldent, and Mm W. G. Pulllam waa la attendance a aaere- tary. A larte number of members were present. The Treasurer reported that! the Chapter la now on a rery Bound finan cial baei. Concerted effort wa urged nnstn mam h v In (hft matlir nf tha Georxe Darla monument and much tale rest wa manueeted la ine cause. Attention wa called to the fact that the aext rerular meet! ax on Dec. 19 will be the annual session for the elec tion of officers and the transaction of other Important bualneea. Mn Davis tTMlltnt ramirt of tha Charleetoa gatberlne la aa follows: R-oort to the Cepe Fear Chapter of the rroeeeaings oi ine renio adbuii Gonrentlon of the United Daugh ter of the Confederacy. United Daurttsra of the Confederacy . .. d.ft v a waa ope a 6d oa toe ma oi iMoremoer, 10na i mtwarntan Rail. nharlfttAD. & G, by Biahop Capera of that State, nimaii reteran. uot. asjuini aad Mayor Smythe were on the plat- 'orm to welcome ua to ineir ohm sob etr. I would like to eay first that what struck me moat forcibly In Ibis con vention waa the fact that though North Carolina had one of tha email- eet delegations there, she was weu repreeented In the delegsUons from maoy of the other Btatea. The presi dent of the Georgia division la a North Carolina woman. Oalo'e president. Loalaiana and Mlaaoarl a are au wo man from the Old North State. A lady from Southern Virginia told me that nearly every member la ber chapter entered on the record of a North Carolina eoldier. Of the work done la tola conrenuon. I think tba moat Important waa lha acceptance of Mr. Valentine beauti ful plana for the monument to our belored prealdenL Mr. Darla. I aup poea tons of you hare seen bla design. I bare a deeciiptlon of it here. It la to coat complete 170.000. wa oar oa bead $43,000. of wbleh amount North Carolina xare S3, 800. leading all the Btatee la the contribution to tbe monument fund, one muat not atop bar, bowerer, for Georgia ba alraadv nromlaed to rslae here to 13, 000 before tbe year la out. ... a aa t a J as Aeotber tnlox naaiiy orciucu w, that tbe Veteran'e Cross of Honor ebould xo at bia death, to bla eldeat lineal descendant, male or remaie, or. la case of bla dying wllbout netrs or llbout learlnx tt by wm to aome . s. a M VI. Dial mM mm - one, it must oa piacea m aim cnw n eeam, if there be one, or sent to the Museum la Ulcnmono. Aa emendment to tbe constitution arfnnti that anr women, wife of b Confederate eoldier, could become a member of our organisation. The Chanter at Union Springe, Ala. endeavored to here pasaed a resolu tion asklag all Chapters to abandon their Sueday observance of Memorial Day. Tbl waa loai, ana it aweinft ui okli.ti.. .nman all over tha United State look upon their Sanday Memo rial aervlea aa ine moat sscrea ants u presaiveof them all. f Uh rvid)l of Alabama, preaented a reaotuUon for tbe appointment of a committee to confer with Veterane end Bona of Veterans and collect all tbe worda that bad been written to tha tuna of Dixie and report to toe neii convention tbe moat .suitable to ba adopted aa our National aong. The historical commiiiee mauo Bee repov t and recommended a list of hh for naa In nubile achoola and famlllee, which llat will aoon be pub- lUned- , . . A revolution waa paaaea as nc of the etato hlatorlaaa that here- after elate presidents and Historian a request publishers to send them notice Lk.. HMif vnrka m which South ern history la touched upon. - Another attempt to get m rju. .... tn vnta for chsotera ivv urM.vHw . col re preaented by delegate or proxies . ft a Jl.aHfta(A J aa deteatea aiter cbmiw. Tbera wa a report from theHamp- ta Honu menial commtiicQ $789.75 collected. i Wbea ine aominawon grfuUy predated the name or our first preeiaeni, ara. - ' forcu.todlanof tha Cross of Honor, but It wss not voted oa at , Sd ! wfThdrswlng It l"toUly Twai a great diaappolntoeat and sur prise to the entire North Carolina dele tion, for w. bad mo. beUera that MM. raraiar A resolution waa paar .. . . . w. irnfftdaraevn aeatB the floor during tha proceedings of tba eoarention. -I" t All membere of tba U. D. O. ara In structed to stsnd when Dixie Is played or J.BBL 4n.t 1oaed ahowed aa Increase la membership, aew ebap- ters organised in Tariona v'-t ---7". i. -.eh of the Btatea repre- .Vnild.od increase of lateresTbe. ,.w l.i.v. Knanitaiitv aot only by thi Dr-ghters of the Confederacy, bat by lha Boasol v eusran. '"''"7 Dame, tha Commercial Club, tha Ooafedersted Woman' Clab, at the rafederata Homa and by the city offle at tbemielaea Wa rUlted cn X . ... flnmtp and Moultrie, wb.-; U-lS State, offloer. re r . MnrtMT and t?er?-W..wVtri nnlaalal church M'AlLv wnTta lTOv.! Oa "..n J.T.K .nat of arm. ".kwT Tibt cburcli frm de-Tructlon during tha rerola Ererr moment of our stay la "7- A alessaat. aad we wm aot soon fcrxet tha many courteaie and atteaUona that we iwara hows. - ENTERTAINED SHOP MEN. Deilrktfsl Receptloa Last Evesisg at the Y. N, 6. A. Msilcsl Protrsmme, Dr. McClsrs'a Address. The reception to the ehopmen of the A. a L. at the Y. M. C. A. last evening, while not; so largely attend ed, was nevertheless delightful sue ceai. A goodly number cf visitors with members of their families and lady friends were present and the various features of entertainment pro Tided were of aa exceptionally high order. The chief feature of lha evening waa a fine address by Rer. Dr. A. D. Mc- Clure. tbe popular pastor of St. An drew's Presbyterian churcb, on "The Dignity of Labor." Dr. UcCIure was preaented by Mr. J. T. Klngcbalrman of the Social Committee of the Y. M. C. A., under tha auspices of which. tha reception wss given, and the epeaker enraged the undivided atten tion of bis hearers every moment be poiev" Drr-kfcOlura' aald lha dig nity of snvthlnx eoaslsta of it be ing worthy of respect' aad, that tha dignity of labor consisted la work doae for the support of those dependent upon one, for helping In the home as a training for better useful ness la making tha world better and preparing one's self forx better useful ness, and tbst we had in this the ex ample of Christ himself. In John 5 17, it la said "My Father Worketh Hither to and I Work; for God worke in Providence and Christ works in aalva tion and the Holy Spirit works with both of these In grace and atrengtb. Whether we work with -hands, heads or heart and we ought to work with all tha true dignity of labor conaiata In doing the beat with our own powers, helping others and making the world better. The address wa delivered in the auditorium of the building and aeated on the atage beside Dr. McClure were Dr. W. Q Galloway aad Secretary Charles Dushan, of the Y. M. O. A., Mr. J. T. King, Measra. Z. K. Murrell , G. F. Qalnn, J. A. McGeschy and W. L. Wllllama. Tha exerclaes opened with a selec tion, 81eep oa Thy Pillow," by a male quartette consisting of Messrs. Wilbur Dosher. Albert Doeher. Willie MeGirt and Willie Muse, with Mr. J. W. Fleet, accompanist. The next selec tion waa a piano solo "Polonaise la A" (Chopin) by Mr. James Charles Craft, followed by a vocal duet by Mrs. F. A. Muse and Mr. Cha. Du- ahaa with Mrs. Mattie L. Chasten, ac companist. Following tha address of Dr. Mc Clure the audience waa delighted with a soprsno solo, aeleeted, by Miss Martha Lee Home with Prof. A. H. Topp, accompanist. Tbe concluding nu sober wa a humorous selection by tha mala quartette, 'Jonah and the Whale." The audience waa then Invited to another apartment of the building where delightful refreehmente were served by tba Ladles' Auxiliary of tbe Aoeiat!oa. TOE CONFEDERATE MONUMENT. Deicrlptloa of Hasdioae Manorial as Made by tha Deslxser. In connection with tha report of the reneral convention of the U. D. CL la Charleston laat week by Mrs. Junius Davis to Capo Fear Chapter of thi dtv. vesterdsr afternoon, tbe fol lowing description of the Confederate monument to ba erected In Richmond will be of Interest. It is from the News and Courier's account of the proceedings: A semi-circular colonnade, with di mension acroas the open end of about fifty-two feet, the columns support- lna an nraamntal Miraice. tha ton of which would be eighteen feet from a a a ewee- 1 . J ine grouao lerei. xnia . coionnaue, ... .1. 1 1. j i or arcaiirBTr, wut carry nau circie seat, and this on a platform about mree steps snore grounu. ah mo centre of this half circle will stand bronze statue of Jefferson Davis, aad behind him a Con federate column, nxty-aix ieet high, will rise, tha top to csrry a Kvnnva atfttnl nf i VAmin. Thla letter Is to be aa allegorical figure, . a Ltl. . pointing ueavenwara, vous just oe neneatb, la the bronse lnaerlptloa, will ka lha mmIi "Dm VlndlMI." Tha column will hare other inscriptions, . . I I . t- . L Cl oeginniax tow novo wita j or, ouiu ter." and concluding with "Appomat tox." The great aeal of tha Confed eracy will be ahowA la bronse relief panels oa the column. At tha baa nf and htwaen tha granite column of the architrave will W a .1 i a A be the coata or arms or ine Btatea inai tnrir nrt in tha war for Ron them in dependence and historical laacriptions a a . a W-1 oa various ana many taojets. ino in scription are to be of historical char acter and will show some of the brave deeda of Soutberu men, from the earlleat days of the colonies to 18CL Tbe bronse statue or uana win atawttrfl tn as aa ntta nadaatal aimnlv In scribed with bis name, date aad place . . a a i a or blrtn ana oesin, ana tae woma, uTti. dxt aat nnlv-Praaldant of the Confederacy.". The figure will bo made wtta one nana resting upon a opeo history and the other pointing to tha deeds and sets of great Southern ers la the times put, as much as tossy to the stranger ana stuaent, -surrounded as I am by such truths and hlstorlo facta, bow could I hare done otherwise 1" Opea Breach Office. haimh of the E. M. Price Ma chinery Co., of Norfolk, ha been established la Wilmington, xne 01 fiees ara la the Allen building, on Princes street, aad nr. -. n. of Norfolk, la In charge a manager. The company manufactures and Bella ail kinds of machinery, mi m specialty of mill machinery. ti,. Miasea Short, of Waah- lagton. N. a, who bar beea the guests of their slater, Mr. B. J. sprin ger, No. 505 Cheanut street, returned homo jeata-ay wort.irc. 20, 1903. LIFE CRDSBED OCT. Owen D. Hansley Met Tragic Death in A. C. L. Yards Last Night. CIRCUMSTANCES UNKNOWN. His MsBfJed Body Found Under a Shift lo( Engine . Presnmed That He Attempted to Board a Trsia to Return Home. - Owen D. H.nslev. seed about 85 years and a truck farmer living near Castle Ssynes, this county, was hor. ribly crushed to desth on the A. O. L yards in Wilmington, near Fourth street bridge, last night about 7 o'clock, Exactly how the accident occurred will perhaps never be known. Ysrd En gine 101, inchargeof Engineer Brown, started out to the "Y" about the hour indicated and the a witcb man on the pilo t "of Ui engine, noticed the body.. Engineer Brown and others wsnt to Investigate and saw the mangled form under the engine. Death mutt have resulted almost instantly. Several theories were advanced last night as to the probsble way in which the young man met his death. . Oae is that he was coming up the yards to the station to board the 7 o'clock train, northbound, . for his home and that in attempting to board the csrs he wss thrown under the wheels and crushed to death. This theory, however, is discredited by the fact that the young man was found on the trscks of the W. 0. & A. railroad, over which the northbound train did not pass. Another theory is that in attempting to board the northbound train he was thrown to the W. C. & A. tracks, knocked senseless and that the shifting engine later came on and took the body under its pilot. Dr. O. D. Bell, the coroner; Dr. D. W. Bulluck, A. O. L. Surgeon, and Dr. O. T. Harper, city superintendent of health, were among the pbysiciana whoylaited the scene, but the man was beyond all human aid. His right foot was cut off near the ankle and the other leg was almost severed from his body. His bead was crushed in to so some extent and there were also bruises about the body and armr. The remains were removed to the undertsking estsblishment of Mr. W. E. Yopp and prepsred for burial. The funeral arrangements, however, will not be made until later. The deceased was a son of Mr. W. M. Hsnaley, of Caatle Haynes, a well known citizen and, aurveyor of the county. He leaves a wife and a little son as well as several brothers and sisters. Mrs. O. J. Jones, wife of Po liceman Jones, is a sister of the young men and the funeral . arrangements are beiax made -by. Mr. Jones. Tha I death I Indeed a aad one and the family has the sympathy of friends In their bereavement. Other relativea surviving the de ceased are the following brothers and sisters, Mr. Ed. Griffin and Mrs. David Futcb, of Wilmington; Mrs. Moses Padrlck, Miss Sallte Hansley and Mr. W. M. Hansley, Jr. Mr. Calvin C. Bordeax, of this city, is a cousin of the deceased. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mr. J. W. Freeman and his bride have returned from their wed ding tour North. Mrs. A. D. McQueen and three children, Miss Bella and Masters Harry and Percy, left Wednesday night for Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, to make their borne In that city. Bids Opened This Moralng. Bids for the paving of Market street will be opened at the Mayor's office this morning at 11 o'clock. Tne Board of Aldermen will meet Saturday or Monday night to conalder the commit' tee's recommendation in reference thereto. . - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MASONIC TEMPLE, Nov. 20, 1903. WilimitoaL No. 319, A. F. & A. H. EMERGENT COMMUNICATION this (Fri day) avenlnir at 8 P. M. for work In F. O. Degree. ViBitlnar Brethren cordially invited. By order or W. M. ra THOS. F. BAGLEY, nor to It Secretary. NOTICE. Notice la hereby rrren that the nartnerahtp tiaratnrnrik ax tut luff between Warren W. OallO- way, Thoe. I. Vines and Brooks a Taylor, all of wDmlngTon, under the firm- name ol th BronswiOK urooery uompany, ouuui water street, haathla dar been dissolved by mutual consent, the nndei signed haying trana i erred their entire Interest in the said partner ship to W. A. Phillips, of Bhallotte, N. C. The Dusineaa wiu pa wuuuuou uuubi wio uuo name, and we Wish tor the new firm good suc CeML BROOKS a TAYLOB. nov.isn UHLUCKYJJORHBR. in airiiHon tnrnir comnlete stock of irrocerlee ara ham oinster Raisu.8. rura. Malar Granes. Oranges, Celery, cranberries. Turkeys aud oniCKens, nya. uranam ua wuoie nam Flour, Buckwheat, genuine Maple 8prup, choice Mackerel, Mullets, Troot and Fish Boe. When you want quick delivery phone 109. gmithfleld, Bprlngfleld, 8 Wirt's premium and H. u. name, aioantaui snca:wneat wiu w rlre this week - ,. eire as your order now for Thanksgiving Turkey. ' , 8. W. SANDERS. Both Phones 109. oc28tf BOWLING ALLEYS For Benefit of the Ladles. " . T I 1 mt .. H . . lit tl II W. hull AnAMAjl . Vtj4 hA inaaasemeDt desires to announce that upon rZv..M mHm tha ..MM .A -- ' aTlaVft will he reserred exclustyely for any party of ladlea who may desire to nee same. Absolutely no connection la say way with saloon below, nor wiu admittance be given to ontsloera when Sen Lawn?-8M?.?22 to SttTpanTOi io wuv way mjiu. v the aUHl UfHWia nviniuni . Qvember 'Fhoua 45. DOT 8 if WHOLE NO. 11,306 raGIENE? WHY. YES I AT BILUIHGTON IRON WORKS. nov 20 It rT4 NEW SKIRTS AND WAISTS. We have just received a big 1st of Hew Silks and Broadcloth Skirts. t a7 Also Nev Fall Waists made of Silk. White Fleeco C if neoX Pique, Mercerize, Flannels Cordsroy D and Briilianteens. O These are verv fino trfuiHn and are sellinsr fast. Remember we lead in Millinery j B CLOAKS AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL JACKETS. PARIS MILLINERY ELIPORIULI, 9 oct 11 tf THE C. W. POLVOGT CO. NEW ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SWEATERS NOW ' Oil DI8FLAY. SPECIAL CARPET SALE THIS WEEK. ; A nice Brussel Carpet only Another new lot of Millinery just date Rooas wui oe xonna, m tnis aeparimenx. , m in at -a a tm a m The C. W. nov 15 tf No Ad vance; In Price Of Gas, COOK WITH GAS. DO YOU WANT AN IRON BED ? We are agents for the celebrated Bernstein 3 piece bed, tbe best in America. The springs are warranted five years. See our stock of Furniture . in cluding Hey wood Chain. We defy competition. GASTON D. PHARES & CO., uo-lis Market St. ocsstf Inter-Staoe 78. Silver Salt, Tfc'a a nleasure to clean Silver. Gold. Cnt Glass or anything that shines with SILVER SALT. Mftlraa water do the work. Guar anteed positively harmless; 25 eta at HARDIN'S Palace Pharmacy, 126 South Front Street. oc 14 ' Both "Phones s& TURKEYS, TURKEYS, TUBKBYS. A fine lot on hand for Thanksglrlng. Also Ora&berries, Plum Puddlne ana. Mince Meat. Can and examine; would be pleased to see yon. We also have In stock a choice lot of N. O. Bams. Fish Boe. The celebrated Todd Ham from Bmlthfleld, Va and all the otbar articles usually found In a Otoeery store. . ' ah goods are fresh and at lowest price. " WILMINGTON GROCERY CO.. JNO. U BOATWBIQHT, Manager, ' Ball Pbona M interstate W. noistf . : . - ' GROCERIES. "9 - mmwmmmmwm , y' 60 Bbla Stlek Cavad. ; SOCCasas SalmoB. 100 Bozo Oetav-on Soap, 800 Bag Groea CoOSao. ; " ' 100 Boxes Bora Soap. ' 10O Boace Ark Soap. . lOO Cause Srdinea, lOO Bble Mallet." - ' lOO Bag Peaauts."':.:.;;; v 85 Bbla Mott Vinegar. -80 BblMott Cidor. arniaaaaa.svrnDsanda comDlete line of Gro ceries and Totacooa for sale at lowest prt ea. SAMl BEAR, SR.. & SONS.. Wholesale Groceries, is Market street, oct a a ooooooooooooooj : TERMS GF SUBSCRIPTIOIli Ob rr, by SXail, fB.OOl Six month. S.SOI Taro Month. 1.85 X Two Month. - 1.00 f B)inrere so snvawioara im m T ? City as 4S Casta par inth. J oooooooooooe o .) C a a a c:i ci c n gmr-- a Call and see oar new Mil. ry a a f o 129 Market St., Wilmington. N. 0., Next to Bonitz Hotel. 65c, made, laid and lined. opened. All the new and np-to . t Poivost Co. INVISIBLE. Men's. ....60 cents Ladiea' 50 SOLOMON'S SHOE STORE. no 1 tf offioe, Wilmington,' N. C.f UNTIL NOV. 20TH. 1 903, at eleven o'clock A. M., for for niBhing all material and labor for - - '.'- Paving Uarket Street .. from Second to fourth, with either Vitrified Paving Blocks or Vitrified Paving Brick. The : surface to be covered, 6,3 yards approximately. - s-" Specifications for. either kind of pavement with plan and profile of the street, can be had by applica tion to the Mayor. - . - CERTIFIED CHECK POR ir: A:- j: --,- ' 60O . i.: :: muat be depoaited , with ach bid. The right is reserred to ; reject any or all bids. .t;Ai XW A11 bids . must . conf orra atrintlv t.r tVA o-nna-ral fnafraiffav. w J ww.ot. .mwv. 1WAV and conditions, plans and ' specifica tions nn f-rt Via aaem of fVA vffin& S tne Mayor. ; Wilmington, N. 0..r Nor, 15, 15C3. -m ft To Excurelsnli The.flret thins yon should do onTour arrival n Wilmington la to have a clean, dyth?. Jrr l2 acyllaOairHBBt, or a cool and reireai ialL f goV Poaslhly, yomnay need all ecuSiS J n ravorlte" Barber shop . tb- pW--0,,"j WCTBouih rtvutstreet. 7 Sealed Proposals