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NEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C. JUNE 17, 1897.
NO. 11.
FULL OF ERRORS.
WRECKED BY WIND. FARMERS CONGRESS. ODE ISSUE GONE.
COTTON ADVANCES.
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kJUIIff 57 C S f S g ft 5 5 ( id S 3 3f 9 S 3 S f t f B f t f f Vf f iWlVkVJ
Sslod Htttioa Lav Omitted frcm
tig Printed lets.
Southern Pines Swept ni BcilJ
iip Wrecked.
Governrr Asked to Appoint Dele- Fntnre Campaips Relieved
of l Increased Business in Liverro
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latfs M Next Mesfe
Taiiff Qnestion.
Sends Prices Up.
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SUU Cfctmlst Battle Pat Oat.
Ckr;e Aralist Carroll Ex
pls!ae!. Names af Me when
r the College ExmbIItc
CBltt.
Journal Bursa it,
RaLIIQU, N. C. June 11.
II is now stated that the "school elec-
liou" law, mooted by the late legislature
ia mot in the printed volume of (lie acts
of "fLM-aews will nnu a genuine
'sensation. "
ABOiher bad error in the acts of 1897
waa today diacorered by the Secretary of
Stat a. The act io regard to fishermen
front other States imprecd a license tax
of f3,-TOO on Uioc who caught fish with
eiaea for market. The act as passed
waa DOO-reaidents." A9 enRros.sfd,
aa ratified and as pi in ted It rends "now
residents. Of rourse the whole business
ia in-operative.
Cfcarlea II. Turner of Siatesville is
cotnmisslooed 2d lieutenaot of Co. A.
4th. rejicneot, N. C. State Guard.
It ia learned from Representative Cox,
of Pitt (Hep..) that aa yet u t a sinie
official cotnaiissioQ has bet-11 issued to
any one ia Pitt; that the reason Is that
Con jrrwnaD Skinner prv pes to use all
tkeo positions to secure eudnrseinents of
kia coarse this Tear na to Senator l'ritch-
ard. Tt.e program ia that Skinner is to j
Hve loo it 00 Republican lines this!
year and next year. j
It ia ill rumor that J11 le rurnvll
will make cl anjcee two or three of the
U. S. Coart clerks in this district. '
Repablican State chairman will gn in
August 1st as attorney for the western
dUUlct, to succeed R. B. Glenn, resign
E. V. Cox hta resigned as a tru?te-e of j
the Agricultural and Mecbanical college. '
Ia an interview to-day he said it was be- j
of the violation of the interest and '
parpoM of the Legislature to keep the !
coilejre oat of politics. lie sys the oiut
ia( of part of tbe faculty is merely the
entering wedge to the ousting of all. The
purpoae ia to change all save Hoiiaday
Wheu Cox got here Tuesday he found
tbe Governor wauted to oust the presi
dent and put in John Graham of Kidge
way. Cox said lie would not throw the
college luU politic and so told the
Governor. J. R. Chamberlain was tle
soring spirit in the chaoges. and Cox
say h waa animated ly malice.
Tbe board of truateea of the Agrrcul-
tural and Mechaaical College and exper-j
seat station, backed by the governor,
. finished its work, and dropped g'"od
to put in office men ho are seek-1
ing pie. Tbe State should b congratu-1
bsivd that it has left the President of tbe
College, Col. llolladay aud part of the j
faculty. Dr. BatUe. Statu chemist is 1
rouateu. Hta successor is not yet ap
pointed, but his duties will be atundrd
to by Prof. W. A. Withers. Professor
of chemistry at tbe College, until an ap
pointment ia made. Governor Hii-sell
declared he would get control of the Col
lege if U regui led the casing of an ex
tra session of the legislature.
Kalelgh and Heudersn will ernss bats
OO the Hlh at Athletic Park here.
Marshall Carroll wiil bold bis otliee his'
fall term w hich U otitil February. The !
char jr e against him are all explainetl.
Tle new board of trustees of tbe A
tt af. has Are Democratic meniljers. In 1
filling the poajlioti of Dr. Battle they ,
will bare to go out of (he Slate. There
was a spite against him is why be was
displaced. The new executive committee
of the cvllege is J. t'. I.. Harris. A L.
Hutladay. E. V. Co, J. II. Waller aud !
J. R. chamberlain The experiment
atatioo ranks first in the South. One of
I lie Democrats withdrew d.c'.ining to j
act with the Usjrd. The majority of the !
board renlly wante-i lo oust t he entire '
faculty at the college but they did not.
BLARTEILOUS SPEEU.
Tsrs4s Baal Hade a lll la Two
Sllaai. Whkoai aa lltrl.
Niw Yoi.K. The I'tnted States tor
pedo but. Porter, on Sunday n-aile the
marvellous record of a mile m less than
two nitiiutiS, w ith earee'y an etTort.
She made I h-i in uil of Iaiu-; 1-oiad m
faster time limn it Its ever 1 c n made
before, aud succ sfull v ) aseti the most
severe test that ever h.u iH-n given a
boat in her class.
Tlie vessel was put under ai! conditions
of boiler power ami run at arious speeds,
but vu not let out any time, the bii;Iiet
speed for anv hour being l eiity-ycven
ktvo a.
TJe Porter cut through ti e white caps
like a kuifr ana despite le-r hih s t t d.
scarcely any iltr was taken u deck.
The board will try torpedoes ami test
the resnel's nienoeuvering piaiitii s.
WELL BE OCRS.
Treaty f
A if lallta
llaTnn
Drawa I p.
WasIIIXOToy, June U A treaty for
the annexation of Hawaii to the United
Stales will 1 sent lo Hie Senate soon
fler the retuin of tb- President, ui.iess
prevent plans are altered. The treaty has
been written, antl all its details were
fully agTeed upon before the President
aad Secretary Sherman left for theSouth
The tremtT is on the general lines of
the treaty negotiated during the admin
iatration'of President Harrison and with
drawn by President Cleveland It pro
vide for annexation without the ex
action of the conditions on tbe part of
Hawaiian.
The United Stales will agree, however,
tO aaanm the debt of the present II
wajian government, but will come into
of all the Hawaiian posses- ,
Trustees Appointed for Blind Insti
tntion. Washington Couuty
Commissioners IndU'ted.
School Election Law
of l.si)7.
Special to Journal.
H.vLEHin, N. C, June 1'2 A heavy
wind storm swept through Southern
Pines late this afternoon, wrecking sev
eral buildings ;ind ilam;iy;in(f some others.
(leorge TonnotTski and K. ('. Rivers,
both of llaleipli are appointed trustees of
the Blind Institution.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
directs the indictment of the commis
sioners of Washington county for refus
ing to pre notice of the August .-ohoo
election.
Upon examination it is found that both
the school election laws appear in the
Acts of IStfT.
They are Acts to stimulate taxation in
rural districts find to encourage local
taxation.
JUNE REPORT.
CGEdiiioo of Ih3 Crops fern State
tapiaflects.
Cotton Aereaire Larger. Hecreas
ed Tobarco Arteairp. Averaire
Condition or Wheat. Oats.
Potatoes ami
Fruit.
Spet'i-' to .I.nirnai.
Kai rt-s:t. N. C. Ju:v '. J. The Stati
cnip report for, Mine i. re'rns
one t'.Ku s.ind f .r: e-p,i!'.. U ni s
pared th s if ',err.iH:i.
n: o vei
ls lire-
It savs that llu
a. :e:l'
1.-
sixteen p'r cent greater I i. an la
ami the condition per cent
average.
The acreage of v-oni i- 'J p.-r i
than last ear an.l i! condition i-
; year,
of an
- t les
M pel
cent of an average.
Acreage of tobacco is nine p. r cent
less tlun last rear and its condition is 7
per cent of an average.
Following is the condition of the other
crop as compared with average wheat
100 per cent, onis 1)4 cent, hay ', jk t
cent, irish p-t aloes SO kt cent, sweet
pitatoes 90 jwr cent, apples 64 per cent,
peaches 61 !er cent, ravs J7 per t ent.
DEMANDS SEATS.
BASH) ON SUPREME ((HUT
DECISION I.N ASYLUM CASES.
Made at Meetinsrof Board of
cn It 11 re. Man and Human Ci
innl bronirht to the
Airri
i 111
Penitentiary Uur
Po ison 1 11 ir.
S;H'ci.il to Journal.
I A I E 1 1 I ! , N. ('., ,l;;ru- 1 "--At tin
l;.( el-attor-
inof the Joard ef Acru-Miliac.
neys R. Burton and Shopard made
demand 'n behalf of J. II. 'fiimer. J. R.
Mel t-lland and F.. K. Aiken th:it tl.cy be
received hs meinlers of I'm- Board and
lake llu ir -eais and si rv- until the ex
piration (if ihtir terms.
Tins is I :US1 d oil the
deciio;i ia the in-anc
which is claim- ! to pi ee
cas-.
me hmri
over this
A w lute man an
well ci unt . w en
tentiary tiw'.ay. t
years fo r poi-or. i
w om.an fr, ln ( : Ad
roiilit ;o the peni-
serc a term of ten
the woman's former
husband so that tbev could mairv.
WUITUER BOUND?
The Rnttlrthtp w York Full Ont to
Men Wllb Kenlnt Order.
Bo-Tov. The I'n.tt i! Stat s cruiser
New York, ii.e flagship ..J
lantic Spiadroii. wit a Iiar
Komery Slc ard, o: :.r 1.
the har'. -or n -t a ul . :; I
to w!i-:t poi t he i. hoi::., ! .
w hen t '. I '.v. iii
outside of B. o ;-, :;!,;,
over ttie fi le that t lo - a! -Wti.-sbintor,
-a. 1 1 le o; t
destination i---ert.ii ,e I ,
I: is cencr.oly I ' ie 1 .
when she re:i. b ( 'ap I '.
her r.o.-. :, : .. :r h w ,r i.
t in -I'll u- :,; i, -I
somewhere in the i. i -' , 1
for w he" ,!,. i-'aito! -he
vioioiied and c a!i ), and
ho Notth At
Imira! ior.t
:iio d . lit of
a: lainH .:
'. it " iii otdy
to- i , II
i.i. I:, r pii.-t
ei !e i - from
i. and lui
aoir. th.it
- he- 'a til turn
: i ti. it h. r
l.l.tll he is
"d .f I'ub a:
.- f u ov j ro-
i.
K;
s-iry.
w i 1 1 1 o u
fa r a I mIt i:!.ir
: a in n i ore m , ;
.1.
TRIBUNE SCLD.
RoDChl by Knit l(h
Purl
Special to J. ii rn.vh
RaLM'.H. N C . Jim
Tribune -o!d here t I.
fl,
It u as bought by A
R.ileigli. N. C.
Tie K.
: n--l.t
J . Tie 'in p. '11 . of
WONDERFUL
.ire the cure- l)V
Hood' Sai supai 1 1 !a. and vet thev
are simple and natural . Hood'- Sarsa
parilla makes PURE BLOOD.
Very Hot Wealher in Hnleitrli. Bi-
Sale at "Tuckers Store." liupriMe-
inents in Pillion l'ark. Nf it Ap
pointees. liussell at S riirlits-
tille. Teachers Assenihli.
.J. 'I i: l B; ! . '
Km kh;ii. N. .Inn.- I. ,
The hoard of trustee.- of tin- Blind A- -lum
met tin- evening. Tin le . us .,m i:n
poiiant meeting, as tin re ' ii errd
changes to lie made in the lo'Veinm. n!
of tl.e in-titiition.
The I lo verno-r has beeti I . (i o -ted by
the Farmers National Connie-- to ap
point two delegates from the Sta'eat
lare anil one fri -in each ''"ii.'i --ion-d
di-trict to r. pie-ei:t North l'a:o!.:ii for
the next two years, at the ani'.u
intrs. Hon. .1. S. I imnin -rhani of
met t
1 I'm :i
((.Ulllty is v;i e-p! e-l lent of ti,e e.o rr
The next nu'etia,; is at St. I'am. Minn
August :U to September ihh.
The w eather is v, i v viiy u .: u: ate
besides tin re is no 'b: . ., a i:d :. pi -pect
of rai n.
Fully :;,i ')ii people w, :.! t . Tu lo t-'
opi n I ujj -ale on Sat a i ! ay . Mi::v je.pl,
C aid not be wait' d on
A convenient and Well arran-rid
suninierliouse with refres'im ri.nn
u ;!i be built at l'uilen Ba'rk immediately
It is Sunn tiling vety much needed there.
There is a nice open da i.eir,r pa v 1 1 i .o i i
;. 'ready tlure oat that atfo;d- u- ; l
:('! ion hi ca-e f -terms.
To dav the new appoint, r- . f tie' A
I icilltlir.li Depa: t mel.t tool; (I.ar,e.
There has bum M ine vty m
e:sms on -omo of the "oei
nothing could ha e b 'en bar I
l Kilo ll-oa's lef.-I.ee of 1". I!
Vance arain-t the atta -i; made
1 e (I it'
ll." I li
te all S.
r of
him to
the editor of t he Nov. - vl. Oka rv. r.
Miss Ma'tie I'.iiv i- L-i iiu: a del: litfu;
iioi:-e patty to - u: e y.ain 11 iei.d- f
A sllo;i-tiea h;,,- 1 cell 111 a l" f .r tbe
mem. a i ii to V.ir.rc, that i- to ( ! .le: e.i.
to tal.e tl-.i foi in of an inda-ti: al m-.. I
for bo;, -. and be (ailed the V.o:ee l:i
dll.stn.-ll Sell -..I." No 1't !i, r -a' -te-tloM
lord ! be made and it i- ! ie pi ': it
w 1 11 be can le. 1 out.
At a meeting of tie- fro tei- of Sf,
Marv's si b ool ( i: iid w a.- t 1 tiled w.:h 1"
chapters of lo members each i" v . : k to
raise money foi the puu ha.-e f'ind."
Idle way in winch the oi.l pupils of St,
Mary's have raliie.i to ber call f help
shows how dear to the luatt ot i.acli is
the welfare of their - Alma M a! or.'
Governor and Mrs. Russell went to
S uiii.rn Bines yesterday ami tomori. -.v
oo o tln-ir cottage in V : i!:ts ille
Beach below Wil m; u -1 m .
The attend tnce at the Tern !u r- As
seiiibU . which beirir.s at Moialie.ei to
minrow, pronu-es to be t'ne !.'.!:. -', ;;:
many year-.
Tlu re is a iea'. scarcity of e. t. ;', in
this State. The mills have u.-ed much
loir tbere has bet ii a heavv I'oreien sh
reign sl.q -
men t.
IVditiiS bat. crept int- th
all.tV
wards of public instruetion in -pite ..i
the t tTort of Supei iuteiidetit Mi bane
permit it. The t 'ti new seho.il law- pro
viding for special election- are f. end t
be all ri-ht. At first they w. i e t ho: -m l
to have been omitted from the Vi-!ative
l e'ol ts.
I :il't r KeillH.
Henry (I. Bran! lus inriv. i a'. Van
katat, at the base of Mount St. Klias.
with a party of live tho will scab- the
mountain.
I h.-pati ht .- from Vol oiia 1 1 a iy a iiiiuuin e
that a terrible cyclone, nee. mpam. d by
hail, devastated the Valley ( f Ci.pi in-',
All the crops, including the mmbeiry
crops, were dest rot ed . cut a i! l ,,g a gin at
1. ss of -ilk worms
New Fngiatid was visited by a storm
Thursday which, from the damage done,
has I.M'Uiir one of 'be wo;-' : u many
years. Most of the rain which f.-ll came
down with great violence at iutertais
between 1 p. m. and midnight. I
Tlie steamer Windward started a-iiu
f:oin London for Fra n 7. Josef La m I Wed-
n. d iy in c ider to bring back from the
An. tic regions t!ie members ot the. lack-
- u-IIaruiswortii exj edition who have
now spent three winM at their 1 .' t le
Are'ic settlement. Finite.". 1. rear Cape
Flora, w here they erec ted an .i.sei vato-v
J.UUO feet above -ea level. During the
present summer the expedition was t
make an attempt to reach the highe-!
poi nt n. i t h 1 hroi: h an opening in Jneen
'ict. ria -ea. the open water di-ctcicd
bv Mr. Jackson.
FAVORABLE FOR CROPS.
H o Ul) ( ri lillliellu III purl hir I 111'
Hcfli inline y o ii (I ay . .1 ii uc 1 I .
Rai i:i.;:i, N. I . June i V The we. h
ending Mom 1 it , June 1 -1 n . ha- ia t n v . ry
favorable. Fine ran.- occurr d the lii-t
i f the i-i k. and h c..i sh -w a i - through
out, foiijtvid ht fair and much '.taiiior
ttea'.inr. cau-ing general in
vi-menl
m m op- S. me . -;! ilainiigi i v- I.. ,iy
lain-, and a seveie !, o! .-toim was ie.
p.-rti - i at Southern Pines. C't'o ii i
foiining squares in smthern p i:o:
Lat .ng liv c m l:a-b ga:i. Tne t he ;
ii.il n -t is 111 full Li i-i, w-;h iMilh i.t
t I- hi.
Fast, rn Di-trict. A tfna tav labie
tviik. With nice .-hotter- tie- ti:-' tl.ia.
day- and much wariia r weather will:
abundant sun-hine the la'ter half of the
week. Clops ate giottmg nicely, aie
cl. an and have go,. I i ..ho : and. if lic
it i at her .io.-.- m t ia main dry oo h ng,
the out look will 1 e encouraging. Cot ton
is doing tteil. Farmers are beginning to
lay by c rn: cut worms still doing a
b'lle damage. Rice is growing timlv.
Tobacco doing fairly well, but some hnt
!. nmg is reported. Field peas are being
plant..!. Still digging Irish potatoes:
crop short; shipments from south portion
are nearly oter. i
There May he an I nheritance Ta v
i'as-cd. Talk Once More About
1! ii t i n ;- C" ii hii. Hot Weather
tt ill Likely Cut Short the
I'l'ourrain in Congress.
.b ii i:N. i. Ill i:k a r,
' ash im i'l on, 1). C , June l-l.i
The outlook for the speedy passage of
tin- '..nitTbill daily arrows brighter, and
1 .i nfoiiiie 1 Seiiat ei's are now predict
in : that it will liecoine a law by the 10th
of July. This u k the Republicans
formally bound themselves in caucus to
vote as a unit, which they have been
d :!; ur.d-r an informal agreement, upon
,dl he. I'ih : of the bill, and as they are
oetiinLC Note- 1 l ! 1 1 a 1 o 1 1 if from but ll
l'ojn:li-t- and IVmocrats it looks like
I i on -ni;;i:r lor tin- rest of the schedules
a;: I I. r the ceiupleU d bill. Talk with
!.. ilors and Kept t st n.tat i ves indicates
tl a' ma. h les- time w ill he lcipiired to
.-:. on i he aim in inn ut.- 1:1 conference
t'.i.iti I'.ei in . n nera'.ly allotted to that
p. It ion ot the u . 1 k .
ii is .' id :.: that Piesident MeKinley
!.:'..- n o I 1 1 a of h u i ry i n r h I m so! f in an
il ii',. any eliane of policy towards
Cuba. )'e received the report of Consul
1 1. n. r.il I..e, and 'hat of Mr. Calhoun, on
the Ruiz in . a -t i'at ion . !.-fore he left for.
the Na-hviic expositii.n. hut t be only
.nnooncement . Hieiailv made before his
d.-paitnre was ;h;,t ( x-t.lov. Jacob D.
Co., of ( I'aio, had been asked to go to
Spain as C. S, Minister and that he bad
tiie requc-t under advisement. It is gen
erally uinlei'-loil among the friends of
the a. 1 m in 1st i ai ton that the first move in
the new Cuban policy will bo made by
. tir a-ew minister to Spain. As it will be
a month or more before a minister can be
nominated, continued, and get to Spain,
i: is ju.-t a- we'd for the Cuban enthu-si.!-!s
to cultivate patieiio..
Senator Alien told the Democratic
a l '
.tier six of them had voted, for
a duty on O'tt.'ii that they had apparent
ly abandoned their party tenets ami
adopted the plan of every man for bim
si 11 l and the de ii take the hindmost, and
Senator ("hiiton answered bv lemindmg
him that a IVpulist Senator Jones, of
N i vada was acting with the Republican
members ( f tl.e Finance committee.
Then Senator Stewart remarked that he
endorsed the action of h is colleague on
the taritf. and that Ihey Loth intended to
secure for thiir State the same benefits
that wen- to be given to other sections.
Senator Join s, of Ark., w hose position
as chairman of the Democratic National
committee and leader of the part- in the
Senate give hi- w ords weight, says of the
rumor that President McKinley will ask
I engross t- auth. ri.e the appointment of
a cm n ncy commission as soon as the
taritr bill is , ut of the way: "There will
be 1.0 .monetary com mission authorized
at this session of Congress. That can be
set down for a fact. No matter whether
we remain in session until next December,
there w id be no legislation of that sort
at t i: i - -i s -ion . "
The events of the past week have made
it ;.s certain a- any political event in the
f.i'ute can be that the tarilf will not
liri;re as an i.-sue in the next National
Campaign, and perhaps never again. The
cause of this is the adoption of the Re
pa! lica'.i policy ot protection by a con
siderable portion of the Democratic party,
while many Populists have always be
lieved in it. True, the L)eniocratic Sen
ators w ho have voted for protection do
not all call it by that name, but that is
immat.'i lal. They have voted to put a
p: nt.-cl iv-duty upon the products of their
-tales. :;:: t hey ha ve done sj because of
the wishes of their constituents. In those
states there c m be no tariff issue, when
everybody favors protection under some
name or in some rorm. l ne silver men
have seen this thing coining for some
time and have encouraged itv because
tle v think it will have a tendency to
make the in. mey question the overshadow
ing issue of the next campaign, and they
s.'.v that is what they want.
If it were not for the Republican cati-
c!is agreement to vote only for such
;arjtY amendments as are reported from
. , , . Republican steering Committee, the
amendment drawn up by the minority
,,f th,. Finance Committee, to impose an
m ,i :.a 1 i e v ci. ue tax of '-2 per cent upon
:lq j heri t anc. s exceeding 5.01.10 in
value, except those devised to religious,
charitable, educational, and like institu-
tioi.s, could .nbably easily get the nec
c --ai ot( s for its adoption, and if the
1 leim i rat-, and the Populists, who arc
not afTicted by the caucus agreement,
will nil vote h r it. it w ill go through
any way.
Win inter things get a little quiet
ai.-uml the Capitol. Senator Stewart can
I: d.epi nd. d upon to spiinga startling
d;-eot . ry e( -omo sort. His latest is the
i xi.-tenee of a scheme to buy Cuba from
Spain tt ;th Cuban bonds guaranteed Oy
th.- F. S. which he declares is being
ru-lnd bv .-peculators t ho will try to
take a. haulage of the sympathy for the
i 'iii, an- io .-i cure the necessary Con-me-s!"U
1 legislation . There is lit tie be
lief m t he c x i-terice of such a scheme,
and n ''ne that it could pos.-lbly allC-
Stands at the Head.
Aug. .1. Ih g' 1, the leading druggist of
S :: -. veport. La, say-: "Dr. King's New
Di-ioverv i- the only thing that cures my
c ugh, and :t is the best seller I have." J.
F. Campbell, merchant of SatlbrJ, Ariz.,
writes. "Mr. King's New Discovery is all
t' at is ci.ume i for it; it never tails, mid is
a sum c ure for Consumption, Coughs and
Cold.-. I cannot say enough for its merits.''
Mr. King's New Discovery for Cousump
ti 'ii. Cough- aud Coals is not au experi
ment. It ha- I eon tried for a quarter of
a ( entury, and lodav tUnds at the head. It
n.-ver disappoints. F'ree trial bottles at
F S. Duffy's Drug Store.
Stoeks are Less Active and Frac
tionally Lower. AVIicat Be
elinos on Heavy liealiz
i n;.' Sales. Corn
Rules Firm.
Special to II. AV. Silsby A: Co. Commis
sion Brokers. '.
COTToN.
New YuRk. June IT Cotton was
more active today than for sometime.'
with the feeling decidedly bullish. Liv-j
erpooi reported sales of fourteen thous
and, with spot prices-steady and futures
1 to 2 points higher. Our market opened
at an advance of four points for both the
summer and fall month.-, and gained ',
0 points for the day. c!oing at the high
est. Although the volume id l.mdtit
was small, yet it was coulim d almost
exclusively, to the summer months
which lead the advance. There are some
reports of insects in the Southeastern
belt: and in the low lands some re,:
stocks are also reported. These, with a
better foreign demand may cau-e a tem
porary bulge, when cotton will be a irood
sale. " J
STOCKS. I
New York, June lo. London cable.-!
came in this morning frac tionally hi :hcr '
than our closing vesterdav. Our maike!
P-' "'' at an advance of about 1- cent.
I an(1 ruled strong during Hie lirsi hour.
with the industrial groups in the lead.
Sugar advanced to lilj-j but under the
pressure of realizing sales quickly de
clined l!. a share, but rallied one point
near the close. Jersev Central was the
favorate again to-day. The opening was
unchanged, and the close showed a loss
of H for the day. The grangers, under
the leadership of 'juriington were firm,
on increased earnings for the second
week in June. The general market was
unsettled at the close, and we would n. t
be surprised to see 1 nver prices to-
morrow.
CHICAGO MARK KTS.
C'HK'aoi), June 15. The price of wheat
was practically unchanged in both the
home and foreign markets. kI the open
ing tins morning, but heavy realizing in
the July option wss noticable during the
first hour, and a loss of one cent a bushel
followed the days business. There was
but very little doing in the late months,
and the decline was not so great. The
decrease in the visible was considerable
less than was generally expected, which
had a ilepressmg influence upon prices.
Corn was inclined to be firm near the
(dose on bad reports from Kansas. Pro
visions were less active with prices 7 to
10 cents lower, although the understone
remains strong, and higher prices may
follow.
STOCKS.
Open. High. Low. Cloee
American Sugar, 125- 1 tii- 124: 12o;
Chicago Gas 88 88j 87., 87 -
Jersey Central. . . S4J 81i s:!i !?:Ji
St. Paul 78 7s; 78V 78:
COTTON.
Open. High. Low. Close
August 7.17 7.2:3 7.17 7.23
October (i.7l G.7'J U.7U 0.70
CHICAGO MARKETS.
WlIKAT-
(pcn. High. Low. Close
July Tt-j 70 j Clib
Sept trl-ir 05 01; 0C-;
Dec GGf-; GO; GO; i!G;
Corn
July 2i 25 i 2-f: 25
Meat
Pork. July.... 7. Go 7.G5 7.52 7.55a
Ribs " 4.45 4.45 4 1) 4. in
ASYLUM CHAN&ES.
Party Goes to Carteret Lcflp at
Newport.
Raleiirh Tribune E fleets Sold at Low
Prices, Ofliee Changes. Rev
enue Collections. Attempt
.Made to Oust Curator
Brimley.
JotHNAL BniEAF, 1
Raleigh, N. C, June. 15. i
Tbe various changes of the faculty ami
employees at the Blind . white ' asylum,
and the Deaf, Dumb and Blind (colored
asylum, here, are very great. The princi
pal of the Blind Asylum, Mr. Ray. was
not changed but the assistant principal.
Mr, Young, was removed and the oiiiec
abolished. The physician was not
changed. There were still more changes
at the colored asylum. C. T. Raiiy is
chairmen of board succeeding B. F.
Montague.
The property of the Tribune w as sold
yesterday in lots and then as a whole.
In lots it brought only s70 net, it w as
sold as a whole, and bought by Mr. A.
A. Thompson for one of the banks h r
if 1,365. The only other bidders were
Josephus Daniels of the News and ob
server and C. B, Poland one of the Trib
une employees. This bid will, by no
means satisfy the judgments against the
paper. There is ttill about 1.41U left
against the paper.
Two North Carolinians have received
fellowships from John Hopkin.- Univer
sity. W. A. Jones, Hillsboro: A. B.
Chemistry, G. C. Lee, Chapel Hill, A. 15.
History.
Quite a parly of gentlemen hat-
no I
to Carteret Lodge at New Pert near
Morehead for a weeks fishing. 'This is
quite a resort for fishermen.
State Superintendent of public instruc
tion, wanted to pay public school com
mitteemen but the attorney general says
lie can find no authority for such pay
ments. Mr. N. J. Riddick who has been clerk
of the U. S. district and circuit courts
Absolutely Puro
lelebrat.'d for its gnit leavening
str.-:,'th an 1 Ik ait hl'u! m ss. As.-uics th.
food again.-; aiiiiu and ail forms of adul
teration common to the cheap brands.
ROYAL BAK'INO POWDER CO., ;
NEW Vij;:K.
here for hi years is ton-tire to make a
place for J. B. Fortune. Tibs had to be
l 'ue :t is .-aid to prevent S: i.ator Piitch
ard 1 rom antagonizing the appoint merit
of .judge PuriieH.
The revenue colli clions m this district
for May uere ifST.TTo.-l'.) which exceed
May collections for 1N)(; by 2, (.00.
There was a semi-annual session, of
the new board ( f agriculture this after
noon at 4 o'clock. One ot the plans dis-cus-ed
was to oust Mr. Herbert Brimley
the curator of the museum and State
taxidermist, and put m Hymns a brother-in-law
of Pritehard, Mr. Brimley is a
very accomplished man, and Hymns is
no iit siioecrvsoi for him. One of the board
it s-.-ems U in favor of abolishing every
ofiieo that a competent Republican cr
Populists cannot be found to till.
Tbe car w hu l works here which have
been shut down for some months have
resumed work. They are a branch of the
great Lobdell works of Wilmington Dela
ware. Rheumatism Cured.
A ft er c -miiuv.t physicians and all other
known reniedie- jad, Bo amc Blood Balm
(B. B. 11 ) will q'lii kly cui e. Thousand.-
if tc stmi 'tmil- al;t t ibis liic No ca.-c
kiieu-natis n can btatr; be l ore its inaic
'jcalirg power. Scud stamp f r book ol !
pa 1 1 icui o s. It contains evt.'etif e t hat !
v:ll conyine y.-u that Li B B. is the best S
. ..... ..ii iii i n.,,i i;.. ,i..,. ..I
e c i c ioi iit in -ia i ai :u -rvoi wisrusc- v v I
diecovtr.d. Bewale of -ubsututpg said to
i e "ji;s: ;.s good." f 1.00 per large bottle.
A .NoTIP JOl'RNALIST Cl'KEU ANI
TKSTI KIES.
I was afllhted for three tears with
I rheu
matisai of the ai:kleand joints t
o such
a extent that locomotion was difficult,
ami 1 suffered great paiu. I wi.s induced
10 try ti bottle of B. 15. B. and before I
had completed the second bottle I ixperi
eu'ed relief, ard four boiths effected an
tuiire cure. Six months have passed
s.nc.e the swelii and pain disappear! d,
and I will state that B. B. P., hasrflectcd
a pei imuunt i uiv, for which I am very
g rati fui .
W . G. iiiuEY, Aflantii, Ga.
For f de bv Druggist.
Xotice to tlie jPublic !
This is to certify that we have thor
oughly examined tbe books and vouch
ers of Chas. B. Hill, Treasurer d Craven
comity for the quarter ending May hTst,
18'J7, and find the same to be correct.
We also find the amount of money due
the county as per said books lo be de
posited to the county's credit in The
National Bank of New Berne, and the
Citizens Bank of New Berne.
II. M, GROVES, 1
Cashier Citizens Bank. ! Auditing
E. G. HILL, ' Com' tee.
dim. Board Co. Com. j
Your Choice
Your Price.
AT
JOHN SUPER'S
'CI IT KMTlTii:
IIOl'SE.!,
rnder Hotel Chattavvka.
(,
Now Berne, N
0 0
0
o
The Furniture you put in
it makes the nili'erence j
between a house and a
o
home. i on want it Low
ri;ici;n, and you want
plenty to select from.
Sp.ter has both. He is
prepared to furnish one
small room or a, large
house at prices equally
reasonable.
o
o
o
'' It Costs Nothing to visit his
e. atel von will be convinced of
above.
the
J. J. T0L80N,
OO ICroatl Ht.
It would be superfluous to tell a c,t
izeii any t!i ing about the tii e extent
ur character of the business
done by this
I F TO "DATE
Hotise, as all know the firm's stand
ing for progress in the mercantile
methods in New Berne.
His stock is most varied and per
feet in Staple and Fancy
QIIOCEJRIES,
Provisions, Meats, Flour.
At Hock Bottom Prices.
FPiKE STABLES and every at
tention given to our country friends
when they call.
and 'vVT-iskey Habits
cured at home with
out pain. Book of par
ticulars sent FREE.
B.M.WOOI.LKY M.D.
AUauUt, (ia. Office 104 IS. l'ryor SU
11 vvs
SB
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'.a
To b-
WE ARE OFFERING Goods
at REMARKABLY LOW fig
ures and QUALITY HAS
NOT been lowered.
Best Elgin Butter -
No Store m this city makes
the preparation, takes the
pains, gives the VALUE, and
guarantees the satisfaction
as we do.
An inspection ot our Stock
and Facilities will convince
that lIt pays to trade at
DDTIMPT IMP
llUilUUlllD.
Trnrtf.JInrk ItfoClslrrril.
THE IDEAL LAXATIVE
ct'ia: I-on
CONSTIPATION.
AS I'I.EASA NT . V 1 1 o N I Y
ami .-r it i: d it i; I i'l:
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
Stomach Troubles, Bowel Disorders,
Liver Diseases, Irregularity, Kidney
Troubles, Headache. Fevers. Sick
Stomach, Skin and Blood Disorders.
Thick and Sallow Complexion,
I A niilvprvlmnii vli.l tier llinfiim-s
a net .Com pi leal Ions Hue, to nn liim ll
si ii I eolfl he Bn u ls.
1'RUNELINE is the s:.f.-,t ami
surest catiiartic liinl apei ;, i,t one
cafl use. It thoroughly cleanses
without griping, puri lie.-; the Mood
j anil removes all waste from the .-s
i r. r .1 I I .1 niJK IIU'.IV tv i t h c a - t o r oil
I.. l,l,,a ,,,.o o and all ol h, r oalise-
Ions purgative-. It torn - ,t: 1 . t . r
gizes all t he great
organs
the
system. It is free hum all harshly
acting drugs, and is always safe, al
ways reaclv, always reliable.
, 1 1
Keep the head cool, the tcct warm
and the bowels open,
using
PRNELI NEffor the latter purpos v
PR I N F.LI N 1.
! llieM'erleol l-'niuily Mcillcliif
Nulil l.v l.l 1; Ol-al e r-i.
or so it on rec-liit of ct- 'm .i
ddr.
v,y
Winklemann S Brown Drug Co..
Nle I'roprlclor-,
BALTIMORE. MD t; S. A.
1 5 1 ; a n c 1 1 oj'i ici:
n
u
ISniihcis
mid
BSroliers.
Slocks, Bllllll-,
Col 1 o ii , (.rain.
Pro i - i ii u -
Bought and -"Id f. .r -., -h : 1 n n. .i i i
one per n lit . in bit - f r. a u S -'" 1 1 1 .
Over Brad b am' - I i 1 1 v t : . . Ph I .'
INational Bank Io b n :.. -.
3?' Constant 'm . at I a . -.
It. II. TAYl.UB, Mai, a,'. ,.
OticH' !
( 'ell i lieat e ul Sim k N.. '. I . I r ! - .
Series No. :;. New l'.ei oe 1 ; , u ;
la ii Assi M-iatiiiii. h:n.:. 1 . .
notice is hereby a'iven liei' .j h o
lor a dujilicale will be made.
HK.NK1 K l.KA A N.
w.s
Bri' 1
I
Asa aa3
4Iiai immI.
20c.
I2c.
lb.
lb.
3
John
Dunn's -
Is
Attracting
Large
Crowds.
For One Wei !
lie vill Nell
Granulated Sugar 6c.
per pound
Roasted Package Cof
fee 12c per lb.
Fox River Print But
ter 25c lb.
Best Elgin Butter
loose, 20c lb.
Don't
Cheat yourself by
staying away but
Lay in a Supply.
2Vof io.
I., . ! so.ck of .No. L'H.", (or One
: -m ... k .1 A t lantir nnd North
. 1,1 ...id liavinK beon lont,noUoe
. 1 o oven iluit jilic4ition for a
it. w .11 In made,
i. f. McCarthy,
Administrator H. H. BlsrWweU.
i d
I-..-, .-Lav.
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