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11 ATHLETES.
I. HOW THE 8T. GEORGE AKD BT.
i ASDBEW8' CLUB Wllx'
UPEND T1IANKBGIV
f ING DAY.
Mt of Prize A Lively Time An 1 I.
J . ' pated.
the &t. George and St. Andrew'.
nZZZ-ZH .X?"
priee the prizes offered:
Rifle match, value of prize.
$10 00
pianuing nign jump, "
A mile running race, "
Potato race, 1 barrel poUtoe.
Running long jump . . .
1 mile walking match, . ;
Hurdle race,, . , . .
Running high jump, ' .
lZg and ladle race, I plated ladre.
. , Hop, step and j amp, - . . .
1 mile running race 1st prize,
A doz. plated knives; 2nd. prijse,
do.nive.
' Back racej J box cigars.
3 00
5 00
3 00
5 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
100 yards running race, . . 300
;encmg, - . 2 00
vv Aeei barrow race, 1 wheelbar
row, Throwing heavy hammer, 1 pair
torch.
inree-iegged race. . . . ( - 2 00
Aii-iour s race, 1 pair slippers.
Fig with greased tail, the pig.
ioyg velocipede race, . 2 50
I Quite-a lively time is anticipated
i The list for entries can be . found at
Messrs. Brown & Roddick's, and mem:
n who intend-taking an active part
nQOuia register tneir names. Admit
. tance, 25 cents. Members free.
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
An Oyster Stew.
Quite an animated conversation was
:projrrc8sing among the fishermen at l
rMftrket dock as we nasRAil Wflw
. r , 1
monmiff. the subiect beinc ovstpM A I
individual, bareheaded and noisy, was I
,o- o i
particularly boiling, while another
"iMctedhehad Wt.,Wo.
-....a 4wnu. I
Jt looked like oysters would cause a
basting. There being no policeman Jn-J
eight, wo tfiought- it best to freeze out 1
of that fry. We do not know if they
boiled over, or who was burnt.
Oar Complaint Partly lleeded.
W makefour acknowledgment to
OUe of our wood dealera fni tft'mnvAl
of one of thc danirerous woM
lw i
hich are habits piled .00 near the
cap log oi tnc wnarves. Will not
others do likewise ? There are but few
exceptions to this reprehensible custom
and we again call the attention of the
of the law: . . '
- Farewell Sermons.
Ker. Messrs. Mann and "Rhodes,
pastors of the two Methodist Churches
in this city will preach the concluding
. wrmons of thc pastoral year to-day,
M will leave.Mr. Rhodes to-night and
Mr. Mann to-morrow, for the Con-
jfmace hich meets in Greensboro on
j The Moore'. Creek Address.
1 ifr. K. B. Tre&L
ork, has in print a large edition of r. ! "iUnstratiPg spirit powers
77, - ft j ..... . .1 tnPrlltrnt.' I
-" ycHeuniaL a collection of natri-1
otic addresses delivered onthe last an
penary of American independ ence.
dge Cantwell's Moore's -CreeK ad
dress is to be found in it.
Fifth Street M. E. Chureh.
The Rev. J. M. Rhodes will occupy
th pulpit of of Fifth StreeV M E.
tliurch at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. this'
which will concludes his pastoral
rvices for the present Conference
Yejr, There will be; no services at
night.
. . . .
I Drunk and Disorderly.
A visitor was arrested by policeman
Walcott on the wharf yesterday even
ing, for being drunk. He had to be
carried to the station house in a cart
ond held down by the officer, he was so
crasy with drink.
.. Woodcock.
,Ve saw at an office on the wharf on
yesterday, a fine woodcock which had
doubtless been shot by some one in the
swamp over the river, but lived to fly
across to the city where it fell dead' in
a cotton' yard.
Creat Convenience.
The new fast mail arrangement en
ables our people to read the New York
daily papers of the previous day at a
little before 2 o'clock, r m. This is a
capital convenience.
,j . . ' Mortuary. '
There were eight interments in Pine
FQrest Cemetery during the past week
x dalt, 4; children 4.
aoaday Service.
Worship in various church of
me city xo-day m follow :
Front Street M. : (South), corner
of Front and Walnnt strata, Eer. J.
R.Mann pastor.- tgenice every Bab-
. V 11 " Sabbath
ocnooi at 3 r. . ' .
MnnJ - T 1
i roiujierian, comer 01
Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev C
ayne pastor. Service at 11 a. m
Claw at 3 p. SeaUfrce
. St.PaliKnfr,Lu,llefn.cornerof
Bernheim pastor. English service at
11 a. German Service at 7 r. m
ounaay School -at3 p.
First Presbyterian, corner Third and
Orange streets, Rev. Jos. R.' Wilson
lpmstor. Serviceeverv Sabbath
at 11 a. m. and 7J Sabbath School
exercise at 3 0 clock r. jf.
St. John', coiwof Third 'and Red
Gross street- lr (UaL. t. "I
' vvaKc j. niricrsou
,cvwrv corning rrayer at 11 o'clock ;
e . u ciuck.. tsunaav
School at 4.
First Baptist, corner of Market and
Fifth streets, Rev. James 3. Tayior
pastor, riemces at XI a. x. and U. p.
. tsundav School at .
M
.wi oireei iw-einoaist &. (South).
miuaitru on fiiii between Nnn nH
Church streets, Rev. J, M. Rhodes
pastor, services at 11 i.m. Sabbath
School, at 9 J a. .
St. Paul's (Episcopal), corner of
fourth and Orange streets. Services
at 11 a. M. and 7 J p. jr. Sunday School
at p- v. Rav T nr a
. - . a. u 1 1 j i c r
rector. Seat fre
St. thoma.' Catholic, Dock Strt:
..j .
DlltCli I
Vf-r CI , . m. t . .. - I
vuu a. Li vi i riirn btm.1
J1WUIU8 services at and 10 a: i:
Vespers at 7f p. m. Sunday School at
9i a. m. .
St Jama , ,r. ... .
"UVB vuiucr, ui ALaraiei ana I
Third trpo pv r- a -trr-x
...v-w., -.v. . ai. A. v. It Li I Hon I
rector. Morning. Prayer at 11 o'clock I
Evening Prayer at 5 o'clock. Sundav I
"
-"" -z I. JB. ,-
Second Baptist, on 6th between
Church and Castle streets. Services at
11 a. sr: and 8 p. m. ;
Firt f!nn.tl C I
e,.-e-" kJwiw:acTr. i
ry Sunday in Academy Hall, corner of The returns of the whole State will
Seventh and Nun streets, at 11 a. ir. tnn raade in total on the day ap
Q D w anniw ri4 . . I pointed for the meetincr of electors who
sMv;.Ar wi-j"
v uuuuay ciuiuui hl r M I
vcviulxu; x-pis-1
- i
coPa1' corner or &mil and Malberry
"f jS f f 4
cTi-iuu uruyer av o o C OCK.
fimaa bai.i T-i-.i. . I
viiicij on ueiween i
Front and Water streets. Rev. J. L I
Keen, chaplain. Services at 11 a. m.
9Iagitrates' Court
William Grisson, col. was before
Justice Gardner for violation, of Sec.
7, of the City Ordinance ; dismissed on
payment of costs.
Thomas Fulton and his wife, Caro- j
line, both colored, were also arraigned
for lac y, 6 , dothe9' and
IS....!!.'... i. . I
r. wo. Everett win give a migious
seance at the Opera House Monday
Tran;n .;h0;a : I
0 I
An attractive advertisement of the I
terformrtf.A imvir in I
this morning.
New Advertisements.
Eastern Medical Association.
Danforth Second hand books,
Charles D. Myers & Co. Butter,
fresh biscuit, "Plant's Extra" and
"Favorite," brands of, flour,' English
cheese, etc.,. etc
. Meat Market.
Number of carts in market, 248; I
beeves slaughtered, 5; sheep, 3; calves,
8; hogs, 105; deer, 6.
Hotel Pertonala. -
PckckllHoupk Satrnday J. P.
Byrne, New York ; S. A. Gardner, Jr.,
New London ; O. R. Clark, G. H. Wil
liams, A. C. Lendare, Boston, Mass. ;
William Cox, Reading, Pa.
Maxxixq HorsFw-t-Saurday J. H,
Movire, W. & W. R. ; H. S. Foy,
Scott's Hill; IL McMillan, South
Washington ; P. W. Sterling, Evans
ville, Indiana; A,' Paul Repiton, Nor-
fork, Ya.
. r-m L-
M Herald '.' Utterances.
At this moment the attitude and the
wise counsel'of "Wade Hampton in
South Carolina are worthy of the imi
tation of his fellow Democrats all over
thecountry. ; 1 u ,
The notable feature of- the situation
is that irregular And suspicious con
duct on the - part of the republican
managers seems to : increase. ; In the
North Republicans are slowly making
up their mindar about this Southern bus
iness, and it may; be said that disgust
and alarm increase.
WILMINGTON, NOBTH CABOUNA,
FROM WASHIXGTOX.
cci-aw uetemined n 3IlntAlj.Ii-g
a Peaceful Attitude.
Cape Fear:
WA8HIXCT0X, Nov. 24. Niirlil
rm .. . . . o
ine city is still in a feverish condition
WU,g to P--tical uncertainties and
kkv intrusion or the mili
tary power of the Government by the of Vilminon
PresidenL Tr. Byfcandifcr of G
vvuiwioh tireiKiPr.
e., lutul uy cicuse ior in -
TTVrii
Last night the local clubs restiudl
their resolutions to celebrate on th e
-"'jwamy
in inst. YPt iht foW
annonces additional "troops m
r iur "asningn.
LOUISIANA.
FlTe AddlUonal Parishes Canvassed-.
nM.Mti. . . .
I "vnuC jrroLcsi Against th
Policy of Delay Exclusion 0f the
fTeaa and the Inference Drawn
The Number of Bull-Dozed" Par-
lshea Increasing.
"D: t ' - ul
" " " wniOAZa. iUV. ' .1 Mil, I ln
turning oaru canvassed the returns
of five additional Darishps inJw iha
I BU" oeing in almost exact ac-
I . Ayvmucrunc recora.
As the policv of delav dpvpTnna ihn
Democratic representatives are growing
1"mc. inev comniain that thn
Board meets so late in the day that it
. mf - r mt i i iv
i . . ,
nas- oniy one session instead of two;
that nearly an hour is wasted ovorv
morning in getting under way, and that
au Kiuusoi involutes are used as pre-
v-k" w uiuiwuif lug sessions in aonnrri.
ance with the Republican programme.
S y?i"isteeed..a.
i: - - "" " lu-uuvupon mis sal).
iaAt
JV-V.I.
rwVt
-ine nerald rebresentat vp tn.,!,,
??ade a formal demand for admission to
I.. , u ine oard,- but was re-
m.s.e.a La mJ pretext. This refusal
oi tne Uerald'a nnnlicAtion
omnin f-un Y5 ; .
ivr iwciCLULiye HHSSinn rPSlllTnrt in
thc voluntary retirement of one or two
ft F"11" wno had secured
"a a.s miuee secretaries. .
I Kin infimiIlnf.n 1 ..l i
lhe intimidation ati
heard in executive session; but the vcr-
DC
dict .upon thc disPuted parishes will be
considered and rendered in secret
, . .V " Q ooay QUI
members 01 tne Hoard will h vplr.!i
-imxaeanu?cast their votes for
-.i . . -
uayes and Wheeler.
-
l he lioard now holds three different
ST"l,,.15
IA " ," , 0. --o"" '"6U"J
vo uuiic xjuusu wun tnc
partv chieftains
The people are still quiet and patient,
but no one seems to doubt the Board's
settled purpose to throw out enough
votes to elect Hayes.
THE DISPUTED STATES.
Indignant, Popular Feeling.
washixgtox. November 23. Mr.
XfPlinMn ,.1 1 r ll. TT
ways decided in making up his roll of
4ViA TTnnan .11 il 11
---" l" ro" 01
S
Zt?8?' W1U Piace uPn lP To11 the names I
0f the two democrats from South Caro-
lino mKn n: ,1 r ak: art?
vM?ucl'"":u ui - meir t-eruu
catp3 by the illegal and indecent trick
of the returning board, and thus place
I tho ftrn itatiiMa rtT 4hn Mlmmmo I
vr vivmuno ui Itllll 11111 L! I
board in the noaition of Mttantf
As the House ksses unon the onaTifi.
cation of its own members, the entire
.a.-- a 1 ..
conduct of the returning board will be
the subject of. congressional investiga
tion, and the rascalities practiced in
Columbia during the past two weeks
win tnus oe iuny exposea.
Oregon.
Washington. Nov. 23. Mr.
Cox
has been busily engaged since yester-
day
nay in makintr examinations of the
uumunues auu 01 inp rccoras in tic I
Post Office Dapartment He came
here in compliance with the personal
request or Mr. llewett, to look up all
At. a J A A a 'it it A ' I
1 nu 1 u w m inn Tl wr t kmaw mm rm t w rm. mm ww
"" wva.aavwM.va nau a,aic VfCgUIl
eiecui case, iur, ox sign mcs that
uauuuut.il uN iKu .rum u iegai anu
iUtl0naSteMdint, -Sd-tie
has been very busily occupied with the
S!?'-?!??1- U nn?er:
aw uaawnis wm oe one 01 t ie nrst
amonir the . issnp.q nnon wliioli sttinl
u "fp Ji7 irJ.r:
va kF.u -.,u uii b io
nass in conniption with thr Ppoaitn. I
tial complications.
f ' w a. Vi7IMVIIw
; -
A Curloms TTay Out of It.
New York, November 23. Thc
in-
dependent republican central commit-
ies met. lasimgni atocience nan, in.
W. H. Thorn in the chair. Resolutions
were adopted suggesting that Cover-
nors, Lieutenant Governors and Secre-
taries of State of every State shall ap-
point a committee of disinterested per
sons who have been citizens for fifty
years, of the fame" number of persons
as each State sends to Congress, who
shall meet in their respective States
nr AUt Kx KltAf -u;- nnmifln .
and declare by baUot-their opinion as
EC.VDAY MORNING,
a-i MIXTURE OF iXORTIl CAIl.
OLIXA. :
Fourth Dar.
Ctndmtt&from V 9 SaU'K .Vnr.
SENATE.
Thcrsdav. Nov. 1ST0.
The chair anuoancetl iKtitions and
memorials in order.
By Moore, col., of New Hanover. .1
.11? lnTXrate the Laljorcr Va'uxi
a?tin. an act to
mnn.r.nu . : . .
1 xer i. H.ittiA irni
I C a. rn
, cn-naxor irov moved ta uM.n.! ii.
ru.lcs to UP he report of the cm
X" l!l?Lin?eAiatc. . rulc H '
rnitt. I lbc rules are the satire a tin
O 1H'' Pirpnt flit l,r,... :.. r
. I T . ...vj . vi b 111 i;i or
ui a coramuiee on cotintv i:ivernin nt 1
The report was adopted.' Hr-lend hh)
copies printed.
Troy moved that 200 coi.ies .r
joint rules be printed for the tio of ih
1. ---
members or both hous. Adujt. d.
The rules were suqeiided a::d the
resolution to reduce the number of em.
ployes of the lirblattire Kissed and
TliW A A . A 1 1 A
nastcui 10 me nou.-; without enrc--
mcnt.
la
resolution to extend i!n
tin
cV...'flT, r i: i.ir x - . 1....
I I Innlin II. 11 . . i
iu jiiii. iiu mueu mat ino ru
susDended ami iho bill .-.
readincrs.
?i: l 1 - "
Graham obiected. saviuir il in t 1 1 it ut
snerm was relieved all would ak f.
-i . .r ... - cv - -
r it
except, perhaps, a dozen.
He thought
it a bad precedent.
Boddic supported the pruioitiiin of
William.
The question was put, and the motion
to suspeud the rules was Io?t.
CALExb.VK.
The bill of Mebane of Rock
asking for information in regard to t
tnc public debt, was taken up. IL
moved to suspend the rules, and then'
being no objection, the rules were mi.
pended and the resolution :idoite.l.
the other bills on the calendar wen
passed over or indefinitely potpo.UL
110USK OP RKPRKSKXTATl VKS
liyson, of Jackson, AMiite. of Uali
fa3C antl Harrison, of Caswell, aioar-
cuuu quauncu.
xtansom, irom tne select committet
i v" ""f ououiuisu u report aaumin
I fn vu a? c. ... ti..l .
Ltne rule3 of 1872-74, and providiirfJ
a standing committee on countv trov
emments. Thc report was adop'ted.
INTRODUCTIONS OF
P.KSOLUTIO.VS
DILLS. I
By Henderson: A resolnt inn of In
quiry in relation to the rertrfsi-ntiiti.iii
of New Hanover and Pender counties,
and to the claim of John W.-' Dunham
to a seat in this house, from Xew
Hanover county. Calendar.
uyjjox: A bill to amend eh.itd.A--
102, art. 79, Battles. Revisnl. 1?.r,.,-.
red to the judiciary committee.
By Pinnix: A bill to amend chapter
22, section 4, Battle's Revisal. Ib-r.-i-.
red to judiciary committee.
15V Urmond: A bill to rei cal chap
ter 84, laws of 1874-'7-, (ustry hxt.)
Referred to judiciary committee.
By Clarke: A bill to amend titl, 0
chapter 11, C. C. P. Referred to judi
ciary committee.
By Cobb: A bill to prevent throwing
or shootincr into railroad cars. lIofiT.
red to judiciary committee.
Uylobto.A bill to amend the re
vised code, chapter 97, section t enti-
UUlCiarV
T...i:.i
Bv Move: A bill for tho rr-Tf r
eriff of Pitt county, Judicia
ir iii04i5rtp. n nMnn.t .
j "v -- inn iu taiiiv.11.1 tiiilllier
206, laws of 1874. Judiciarv.
By Cobo: A bill to prevent attcmnts
to burn dwellings and other hmwu
.iA;n;ar
WnnAl,l . . , 1 . 1 I'll . .
By lieynold.-,, col. : A bdl to; repeal
t0 C4' 1,iitl1
xvevisai. uuuiciarv.
By hwing: A bill to recrulate
the
rate of interest. Finance.
By Ewing: A bill to amend chanter
128. laws 1874-75. Finance.
By Richardson: A bill for thc erne.
ral relief of sheriffs. Calendar.
Speaker Price announced the follow
ing gentlemen as comncsinir thc com-
mittce on engrossed bill: Schackelford.
McLean, Geffroy, King, of Stokes, and
uavis, or Lenoir.
ouiwuciioru, ircm 111c committee rn
Pngrossed bills, reported the bill in n f.
erence to validating election returns a
correctly engrossed.
SILLS OX SECOND RKA1I O.
The bill to extend the time of .1. B.
tax collector of Pender
county m ufc j . f
Moring, referred to the curnuiitUo o;
finnCe 1 J
The bill to repeal the act to ivrulatc
tne ratc of intcrst an6-prevent u.ry
a 1 . uh.u u. ,n
Pnnpana.on motion or lUh
ardson, rerciTod to the juaiciary corn
... ' jmij . iu
mittee.
I The bill to extend the time for the
registration of deeds and other convev-
ances was taken up and pas.-cd.
un motion or Kose. the bf.l w3
taken up on its third rcadinjr. .
I'ostponed lor rarther conEideratiou
until next Tuesday at 12 m.
A messace from the Seuate tran.imit-
tin? a bill to amend chapter 52, section
26, Battle's He visal, and asking cor.cur-
rence therein.' Thc bill was' pla veil cn
the calendar. .
"
-Wrt : Mptnbers very freely erprci tb
opinion tht the General AsiuUy wid;d
jouniU present term very early, bruballv
iVTv lenalTe'y
. av -rt- ,
u ru-a m
Uic parvblly
new cossUtrsUon
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l:re the Karkrt Itmtual: Imitt afnl m.
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