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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. I President is most seriously consider
ing in connection with the Supreme
The Clerks Jttrnin. VM.AfAW Bench vacancv hv ih riooth
Sherman's Letter The Sur- Justice Woods, are Speaker Car
plus Revenues -The Supreme lisIe Secretary Bayard, and Attorney
court Vacancy. general uarland. There are not
mqre than two men who have ap
plied for the place, and the chances
are that no one who has applied or
Special Correspondence of the News.
Washington. May 22. 1887.
The new civil service rules which wiU aPPly will get the place.
have caused a panicky feeling among The President accompanied by
the clerks in the departments at Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom, and
Washington, continue to be the sub- Colonel and Mr Lamont will leavo
Remitances must be made by aeck. Draft, Posui Meet of much discussion, and a- va. Washington for Saranac Lake, N.
ri rietyof constructions. Commission- Y next Thursday for a ten days
JhL ' erOberly oftheCivilService.com- fishing trip. The President has
Under the head of "Special aty items-business mission has delivered himself of a made no plans for an extensive
otices will be inserted at the rate of s cents a line if f i,..,-,,.. w..T i i!a Aiimmpr trfn na 0 V
effort to explain the purpose of the that his official duties, to which he
rules. and cover up the political trick is most faithful even at the expense
sought to be accomplished in their of much-needed rest, will prevent an
enforcement. f -He compares the extended vacation. f
every insertion.
THE RAILROADS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
KM HMONU AND DANVILLE RAILKOAD.
Vrrive Iroin Richmond at q.43 am
" " 10.32 pm
.tavrs for Ki limoud at......... ........... 8.32 am
0.55pm
NOKTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. ; " . ,
rrives from Charlotte at.... 8.3a a m
" " 9.40 p m
Leaves f.ir Charlotte at 9.48 am
" ' '....10.44 pm
Arrives from Ooldsboro at... 9.30 p m
" " 44 ..; ...10.10pm
' ' 7.40 a m
Leaves for Ooldsboro at 9.50 am
6.00 a m
io.opm
NOKTH-WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD
Arrives from Salem at
Leaves for Salem at .
, . . . 8.00 a m
. 9.24 p m
. . . 10.00 a m
C. P. AND Y. V. RAILROAD.
Arrives from Fayetteville at
I caves for Fayetteville at
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THE POSTOPFICE.
.10.54 p m
& '
. 6.15 p m
. 10.00 a m
alarm prevailing among the clerks,
to "dogs barking at their own shad
ows," and casts other and equally
inelegant and undignified slurs at a
1 m
ciass 01 menjana women among
whom there are-hundreds who are
his equals in all respects. The at
tempt to divest the rules of their
partisan character, will not succeed
until the absurdity, the unfairness,
the injustice and -the ambiguity so
conspicuous in their present con
dition, are eliminated. The impres
sion still remains that they were
made to facilitate the removal of
Republicans and this belief is
strengthened when it is remembered
that the compulsory examination
applies only to the clerks in the
grades receiving salaries ranging
from $1,000 to $1,800. These are the
grades to which the civil service law
THE feTATK CAPITAL
Convicts Escape PrhohlblHon
The Governor's Guards, ife.
A large crowd left Raleigh lor Pitts
boro last Friday to witness the cele-
. ' m . m a
Dration oi the railroad wnicn was
completed last winter. There were
about 5 cars in all. They were not
filled when they lelt here, but passen
gers were picked up all along the
route. A small detachment of the
Governor's Guards and the Raleigh
Cornet Band went also. The train
left t 7:30 a. m. and returned at 8
p. m. ;
Wednesday morning about 7 o'clock
as a squad of convicts were entering
the grounds of the Governor's Mansion
to work, three of the prisoners made
chain by A. Williams & Co.. of this
city. ' " .
Mrs. F..L. Bailer, a most esteemed
tady of this city, died Friday morning.
May 20th, of consumption, aged 34
years. Trebuh.
Raleigh, N. C May ait, 1887.
.THE LATEST NEWS.
. ' POST.
variety;
It is said that 300.000 copies o(She'
have been sold in this country.
A red headed negro was recently in
an Aioany. ti. 1 police court.
A shark thirty-fire feet loag and
weighing 10,000 pounds was caught
recently off the Caufornta coast.
It takes the tusks. ot 7.ooo ele
phants a rear to suddiv the
world's paicokeys, billiard balls and
knife handles.
WILMINGTON &WELDON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. 4
Eight Ltu-Breakers iMshed
A Parisian recently sent a bathtub
to a peotleman inNmleiasa nresent
in Public t Large Crowd and received a note a day or two after
Present. I asking when the oars were coming..
Nor. 14. -86- DaiI lDaiIj. Daily
Lr Wcldon..;j 15 p m $ 3S p roll 10 a
m
WlLM 1 NGTON.May 23. A public whip
ping at Newcastle to-day .attracted a
large crowd ot spectators, among them
seveial Mestizos, members of the Mexi-1 own skies.
can Village company exhibiting here.
Eight culprits were stripped of their
clothing and lashed to the whipping
post, while the She tiff admi nistered
the cat. Two men. for the theft ot a
chicken, were punished with as many
Ar Tarboro.'4 50 p tn
Lv Tarboro.jil 30 pm!
Ar Wilson.. 4 05 p rn6 $3 p m
l.V Wilton ' i t C r m!
A Liverpool furrier informs "those I Ar s!ma. .M Aa n m A
bdies who wish to have a really genu- I Ar Fayettev. a 32 p in
ine article, that he will be happy . to I LrGoldsboro 4 54 p ttk7 40 pto'i S a m
mmm.c inem rauiu, ooaj, cic. oi mcir i iy Marnolia O OQ p ml 31 P m
3 07 Ad
At a. recent dress parade of the
Haytian array there were present
thirteen privates, ten officers and six
drummers, the rest of the men not
thinking it worth while to . attend.
A fight between a bald eagle and a
large cat was winessed io a field near
1 35 p cn.j is a m
V Burgaw.. 7 oopm 013am
Ar WUming.7 50 r n9 35 p tnj 00 a m
TRAINS GOiiG NORTH.
oiows as a miei wno sioie nearly 13000 Galena recently. The eagle tried hard
worth 01 piantinum, while the proles- I to carry off the , cat. but could only
No. 45 I No. 47 No. 43
Daily. Daily. Daily.
Lr Wilming. n 40 pm 830 a ro 8 52 p n
Lr Burgaw. o 34 a ro 9 50 p m
Lr Magnolia 2 52 am. 1023 am. 10 42 -pm
manage to lift it a few feet , from the
ground. It finally gare up the strug
gle and Hew away.
FA r Dm VI AG.
Editor Morning A'rurs: How appro
priate would have been Burnes
OI wad torae power the eifi to give us.
10 see oursels as others see us.
Mail for the North close at 8.00 a. in. and 9.00 p.m.
Charlotte . ' 9.00 ' 9.00
Raleigh . 9.00
" Salem . , " 900 9.00
Fayetteville " 9.00 -The
money order and registered letter office will
nly be open from 900 a. m to- 6 p. m.
(icncral Delivery is open from 8 a. m. until 7 p. m.
oxevpt when openbig mails.; Also, 15 minutes after
pen in& the Eastern night wail. .
i trtuulay hours, lor eeneral- delivery, 8.00 a. m for
extends, and the -majority of clerks a dash for liberty. The guards in
in them are Republicans. All ap- charge immediately called "Halt," but
pointments to classes under $1000 and
over $1800, since the incoming of the
present administration, and changes
have been made in nine-tenths of
them, have been Democrats. It is .
not a significant fact thatl. the new
rules apply only to the grades in
which a majority of the incumbents
they did not halt. The guards" then
fired and brought down two of the
men. The other one escaped and has
not since been seen. One of the guards
pursued him for a long distance, but
gave up the chase. He says" that he.
is confident that he shot the prisoner,
sional sneak thief.who robbed a jewelry
store of a tray ot rings and locked the
pioprietor in to prevent pursuit, re
ceiredonly five lashes, just half the
number given the chicken, thieves.
The punishments began with William
Morris, colored, charged with assault
with intent to kill. He was given an
hour in the pillory. Chatles Scott.
for the larceny of a watch, received Twad Irom many a blunder free us.
five lashes ; John SV. Campbell, for the j And foolish notion.
theft ol a tray of nngs, five lashes ; On Saturday last late in the after
Antonio oalKo. larceny oi a watch and noon, on all-fools-diive. viz. Ashe-
chain, five lashes; Robeit A. Provi- I boro St., when four of Greensb iro's
w..v.v.. w. www , . mosi acconipiisnca auaei a rove at a
John Heck and Allen McCracken, raost furiou$ rat ostensibly tV see
larceny oi cnicKcns. ien usnes cacn; wno could excccd ,,s comrade, but.
Benjamin Simmons, colored, larceny (perhaps) to show the citizens a'ong
ui a, tiuat, icn lasnas ; ouas murray, i sjL (jfv
Ar Goldsbor
Lv Fayetter.
Ar Selma...
Ar Wilsoru,.
Lv Wilson . .
Ar Ro'ky Ml
Ar Tarboro.
Lv Tarboro.
Ar Weld on..
I 55a m il 33 ana 11 58 am
,7 00 am
;3 am..;
11 23 ami
2 32 a ro 1225 pro 12 51 am
1 00 p ro t 27 a m
4 3prfl
11 30 am
4 03 a m 2 13 p ro 2 43 a m
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Halifax tor Scotland Neck at 3 00
pro. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck
at 9 30 a m.k daily except Sunday.
Trams leaves laiDoro. n. i rta
Albemarl Si Raleigh. R R, daily, except
Sunday, 6 p ro.; Sunday 3 p ro.; arrive
WiUtamston. rt. C, 0 Io p ro. and 6 40
p ro. Keturnmg leaves wimamsion. n
C Daily except bunday. 5 00 a ro, bun-
day "950 a rn, arrive Tarboro. N. C,
1003 a ro, and 11 33 a m. -
Trains on Midland N. U. U ranch
1 sv u
Qlored, larceny of a quantity of plati- j for th
leaves Goldsboro. N C, daily except
Sunday, 5 30 p m.; arrive Smilhfield, N.
C. 700 pm. Returning leaves Smith-
e how little regard they , had I field. N. C, 7 30 a m., irrire Goldsboro,
ninn,, ten lashes.
AbollshChgi Ilerenue Districts.
mails iroaa both - North and South
The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. m. to 10:30 p..m
m-
RESIDENT CLERGYMEN.
Slightest application to the classes in.
which Democrats predominate. There
could be no objection to a rule which
Washington, D. C Mar 21 .-An
executive order was issued this after-
iiOvJii reorganizing the, iulerual reve
nue districts throughout the country.
abolishing twenty-two districts and
dismissing the collectors and other
N. C 900 a m. :r 4
bouthbound tram on Wilson & t ayet-
teville Branch is No. 30. Northward is
No. 31.
Trains No. 40 South will stop only at
Wilson. Goldsboro and Magnolia. -
Trains No 47 mikes close connection
although he was not hurt bad enough
nifhour : ad half hour after the opening of the are Republicans ; and have not the to stop him. All three of the men
were negroes.
Soon after the above occurrence the
Board of Directors of the Penitentiary
requires examination for promotion, met in session and uthorized the Peni- J officers of the districts abolished. The
To the contrary such a rule would be tentiary authorities to put shackles district of Deleware is consolidated
commended nniversally. ; But to on the convicts while inarching them with tne djstrjct of Maryland. The
Compel all in the, class next below through the. city. 1 be convictscon- district ot Mississippie with the dis
that in which a vacancy mayi exist sequently, were carrried back to work J trict of Lousiana. The Fourth district
Greensboro
Presbyterian :
Dr. j. Henry Smith, N. Church St.
Rev. E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. S
baptist : -
Ht. W. R.Gwltaey, S. Elm St., South Greensboro.
letboirEpiscjal. '
Rev.. E. Mann, W. Market St.
- C F. Smith, S. Greensboro.
Methodist Proteitant : "
Revi J. V. Mkhaux,' N. Greene St
" J. R. Ball, Spring St.
Episcopal :
Rev. A. H. Stubbs. N. Elm St. .
PRODUCE MARKET.
1 .00a 1. 50
aq
to undergo a technical examination,
is an unreasonable exaction, and
gives rise inosj reasonably to great
complaint. It seems that the Presi
dent is joint author with the Com
missioners of the unpopular rules,
and if this be so, their strict execu
tion may be expected.
Senator Sherman's recent letter in
Friday with shackles on them.
- Prohibition is on a regular boom-in
Raleigh. A tent has been pitched in
the South-eastern part of. the city.
and meetings are held there every
nigni. anu Ci.u,uSii.u Texas is consolidated with the Third
made by some ot tne most prominent,
men of Raleigh. The Prohibition
ot Missouri witb the First district of
Missouri. The three present districts
of North Carolina are rearranged and
divided into two districts, to be known
as the Fourth and Fifth districts of
cir own appearance and ! the
safety of the little children who were
outside of the enclosures of the prem
ises they occupy.
We trust the you;g men iu the fu
ture, when prompted by a drive to at Weldon for all. points North-daily.
bhoW'Cfl, will allow Rob l Darius to I AH rail na Richmond, and daily er
a ... i ... cept Sunday via Bay Line. . . '
,-7 - w. iw ...t. i . Trsin. mi rlrx rv-ti lor all
A citizen ot a.Woyls-dnve. points North via Richmond and Wash-
w. v. b. j ingxon.
Greensboro, v r. M.v it. '87' I All trains run solid between Wilming.
I ton and Washington, and have Pullman
.. . 1 palace Sleepers attached.
Cape Fear & Mia Valley Baifrcad Co. " 1 ' S,-,
Taking efftct 6.00 A . M Monday, Mitjr
16M. 1887. ' , ' 1 !
T&AIN NOHTlf.
headquarters are on Fayetteville Street
which he declares himself in favor nd a ,arge banner is hunfir fl?m one
Apples green, per bu'. . t
n.. t ,
iw ' - ": ' "' nfmmorPiol r,rrrwif v wifh Panji- side of the Street to the other. It bears
Butter......;.,.............. -...saas da,iftardfidasft true forecast of this inscription: -Prohibition Hcad-
eeiwax... : .... aig I .. . , t:4: nuarters Home vs. Saloon." A lit
Inckuns old . iqaao I puuiic scuiiuicui, niiu as niuiwitiu i i-
the wise course ""to-be nursued be- tie piece of blue ribbon is the Prom
tween the two countries. The Demo- bition badge, and every little boy in
cratie House of ReDresentatives in town has one. I repeat it. Prohibition
district of Texas. The Fourth district
of Virginia is consolidated with the
Sixth district ol Virginia.
If "arm
: ai8
...... isaao
spring toai5
Corn new aso
Corn Meal.... a6o
Dried Fruits Blackberries. ............. r 61-9
Cherries...... .......... .7 x-s
Apples. ...233
Peaches, unpared . " a 1-
" unpared 1-4, 9
" J lH "i pared ...... I..... 539
Sgs ........ ,.,.... .'.so
reatherst;.;...;.......;......;....... 40
Maxseed. '.v. li.i.. ..75
Hour Family 4 50
Superfiue. : ....... ...................9400
Onions .6oa8o
Oats.
Pork
Peas.
Words mlmonz
Brethren,
the
ST. Louis, May 22 Quite a flurry
and considerable excitement occurred
in the Presbvterian General Assembly
. . . - - . - i ' j :e :. I . 1:1,. : I
the last Congress, by announcing an is Dooming: auu u -P - lhis morning wncrt 0Q rcading lhc
LVe Bcnneitville..
Arrive Maxton
Leave Maxton
Arrive Fayetteville .
Leave Fayetteville..
Arrive Sanlord
Leave Sanlord
Arrive Greensboro..
Leave Greensboro...
At've Walnut Cove
Pass and' Freight
Mail. &
Pass.
10 10 am 1.30 p m
11.20 3.30 pm
11.30 4.00 pro
1.30 pm 7.30 p m
2.00 9 30 a m
4-03 1.40 pm
4-15 " 2.15 "
7.23 " 8.00 "
10.13am .
I 1.00 pmj
TUAIN SOUTIL
....4oa4$
..7
........ ........ ................ 6oa7
Potatoes Irish 60
Sweet '..
Rags Cotton
rallow..,,
Wool Washed...!
. unwashed .
yhea(,
,.,. ......................
50
.1
.... .. ... .6
...........30
...........SO
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unequivocal policy on this question,
could have allayed the present un-
easirress in business communities
caused by the uncertainty that now
surrounds the question, and besides,
have added a little to its stock of
claims for public approval. But
this, with other measures public use
fulness, were sacrificed to lesser
interests.
-It was an amusing mistake when a
certain Congressman at a banquet in
Columbus Georgia, said : - 4,While we
now, we will have Prohibition another
year and thus the city will continue to
prqsper.
. The Governor's Guards about 30
strong will leave for Washington
Sunday, May 22d, and return the next
Sunday; ; This 'company is the only
one in North Carolina that will com
pete for prizt-s in the National Drill.
The water-works company is pro
gressing rapidly with its work. Nearly
all the pipes are laid. The writer paid
a visit to Walnut CreeTc from which
Dinner at Fayetter ill.
minutes, it was discovered that the
resolution adopted yesterday regard
ing organic union was not recorded
af it was printed. Dr. Farris, the
permanent clerk, took exception to
some remarks of Dr. Smoots as a per
sonal reflection on him, and he got
quite warm over it. but a correction
was finally made and the matter drop
ped.
Her Uusband was a Drunkard.
Pass and
. Mail.
Leave Walnut Gr..Ve 2.1op :i
Arrive Gieensboro'.i $.00
Leave Greensboro,. 9.50 aru
Arrive Sanford., ...,12.5$ pm
Leave banlord. . 1.15
Arrive Fayetteville. j J 20 "
Leave ayeitevi:ie..i 3.30 "
Arrive-Maxton 1 5.13 -.
Leave Maxton... I 323
Freight
&
Pass.
8.10 am
2.30 pm
3.10 pro
7.00 pro
600 am
9.22 am
10.00 am
Arrive Bnnettvillei 6 15 - ll2.3opm
lrt.iwr t SnfrT.L
are here enjoying the lavish hospi- the water will be obtained. The pumps
tnlitv of this citv. news comes to us r.t the- Aam arc' siniDlv enormous.
that in the house of . our fathers a
Hacon Sides '.
, Shoulders...
Cheese .A "Yf.i 17,
Coffee Rio...
RETAIL PRICES OF GROCERIES.
. t tit .'
........to
5
.8
........... ,ao
......19 -3aio
Inventors and patentees and all hav
ing business with the U. S, Patent Of
fice ar invited to communicate with me
With confident reliance upon my fidelity
to their interests., , - -
New" inventions patented. I Old inven
tions improved, Tand J rejected applica
tions 'revived.' -Caveats' filed. -s Trade
marks registered.
Prompt attentfon. Skill!ul service.
Moderate s charges.
child is born; let us all unite in the
hone that mother and baby are
doings well.' The band at once
Struck up a lively air, and three
cheers were given for Mrs. Cleveland
while the health of the National
baby was drunk in sparkling cham
uasrne. The mistake was not dis
covered until the next day."
It i3 now estimated that the Gov
ernment revenues for the current
fiscal year will be greater by $14,000,"
000 than was contemplated , when the
official estimates ..were -submitted to
the last Congress. The receipts are
Send model r I a-v-ruvrcw1 tn acrcrracrntr $70 fWl ftflft
. i . . ' v v' "O V - 1"-
SSSIr """Pa V1- Secretary Falrchild has just issued
xrelrminarv - lnformattnn -.? rhfrlnllv I - J
furnished. .; .-fe'C-z v.i.jzui&i .; I a call for air the outstandings per
' . ' A. S. YANTIS, I cent bonds amounting to $17,000,000.
D. C. . I ' It is said that the throe names the
- e . a
Ther are two pumpsjwo nuers ann
two Turbine water wheells. The reser
voir wilt he ready in a few days The
rAmnsnv finecii to have water in
Vw aas f ' .
town in less time lhan than 30 duys
V The Operetta. Red Riding H-.od,
seems'tobe very popular. It has bee;i
presented four times, already ai:d win
be "pet formed again s on f jr the bene
fit of St. John's Hospital.
. Geo. VV. Cable, poet, humorist, and
literary writer, "will lecture in Metro
politan Hall Wednesday night for the
benefit or the Fiist Baptist " Sunday
School ", His subject will br,-' Cob
webs In the Churches." Mr. Cable is
a Southern man. and a fine lecturer.
The new Methodist Church on Eden-
"ton Street will be consecrated on
Sunday. May 22d. by Bishop Duncan
It is one cf the finest churches in the
State. It was seated with J'oopeia
Minneapous, May 21. Mrs. Ella
H. Bosworth, of Boston, who came
here about a year ago, has obtained
a divorce from her husband, Charles
II. Bosworth, of Boston. The couple
were married at Haverhill. Mass.,
and have one child, a boy nine years
old. Her husband, Mrs. Bosworth
said, was a victim to drunkenness.
The mother has been given the cus
tody of the child.
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Sir Char I cm Tupper's Jllsilon.
Factoiy Branch Freight & Passenger
Sup'i
J. R. KKNI.Y, Sup't Transportation ,
T. M. EMERSON, Gnl Pass. Agent
RICHMOND AND DANVIIXE r.Ailj
IIO AD. .
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE. . ; ,
TRAILS RUN BY MERIDIAN TIME.
TRAINS GOING BOUTIir
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3 35 pra 3 00 mm
S SO ptwj 5 05 am
8 5. pra; 8 OS am
CO p iu 2 30 a ni
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TL'ATNS OOINO NOICTH.
CMly.l Duly.
j 6H5aiaj i5 pt
Train mrtviLg torlt. ) itia uti anot)-.
I - MUllMtrn. ? tun I I.t Gr-wboSlaprti
Ax Grernh'o 9 3U am 1 At lliliU.ro T 35 ptu
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Fartttrvilla tf tjr-rnOr incurs.
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Ottawa. Ont., May -21. The ru
mor spread to-night that Sir Charh-s
Tup per h.-w gon on a political mission
to Washington, either In connection
with the settlement of the fcherie
Question or to sound the American
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between the two coontr.e, The , i'lt'
annlster wouia neither ueny .nor he bou:rht at 'utdtate micr. i ai
confirm the report. plyinK ratly. t thi- o:U:c. v.. .
N .V C. RAILROAD.
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE,
On trains 30 and 31;; Pullman Rufffi
Sleeper between Atlanti ar.J Yew York,
New Orleans ami Washington via Dan
ville. :
On trains 32 and 53. PuSman DufTct
S!eer:r--Mor.t3mrry and Washington,
Aiken ar.d Washington, rva Danville.
Oa trams and jj ItimAn Slerprr
between Richmond and Gernboro. and
Gremboro and Goldsboro.
, .For rates and information apply to
ar Acntof the Cotipany cr io
SOL HAAS.T. M.
Jas. L.TAYLOR.
Gen. Pass Aent,
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