Tft lflltpl CesTSitlet.
Winston, May 19. -The third day's
session of the Ep'.eopal convention
was opened at 9 o'clock. Rev H H
Hardy road the litany and conducted
the morning prayer. It was enacted
that a clergyman coming to this state
would be entitled to a aeat after It
months' reeldenoe In the dioeeee. A
reeolatton was paeaed Instructing the
dloceaan trustees to invest all fnnds
of the convention In good real estate
as tar as possible. Miss Jnlia 0 Em
ery, of New York, addressed the
meeting of the diocesan branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the board of
missions. This evening a meeting in
the interest of missions was held, at
which speeches were made by Mr
C'haa M Baa bee and others. Mr Ch.
E Johnson was reelected treasurer of
the diocese. Bishop Cheshire, Rev Mr
George and Messrs Basbee, McBee
and Dr Mordock made addresses on
theorderof St Andrew's brotherhood.
This order is comparatively a new
one, and appears to be a most impor
tant adjunct to the chorsh work.
Bisbop Capers, of Booth Carolina,
arrived this afternoon. Je will
preaoh the memorial sermon Sonday
in honor of the late bisbop Lyman.
The next convention will be held at
Morganton, May 15th, 1895. Con
gressman Henderson was elected h!
toriographer of the diocese Dr Mar
dock, of Salisbury, was elected a
trustee of the University of the Sooth.
The old standing committee, com
posed of Bevs Drs Marshall, Smedes,
Button, DrHines, and R H Battle,
Esq, all of Raleigh, were re-elected.
Bishop Cheshire was instructed to
memorialize the trustees of the Gene
ral Theological Seminary, of New
York, to use the interest of the North
Carolina scholarship fund.
Weather Conditions and Forecast.
The storm yesterday central near
the east lake region has moved
southeast to Virginia with rain over
all of the Atlantic coast states and in
the Ohio valley. The heaviest rains
reported were 3 97 inches at Raleigh;
1.60 at Knoxvllle; 1.24 at Savannah;
and 1.01 at Charleston. A very de
elded "cool wave" has advanced from
the northwest into the central valley.
The temperature has fallen since yes
terday morning over 20 degrees at
following places: Knoxville, fall of
18 degrees; Nashville, fall 80 degrees;
'' Atlanta, 24 degrees; Memphis, 20 de
crees; Cincinnati, 80 degrees. The
probabilities are now for several days
of fair quite cool weather.
For North Carolina: Showers to
night near the coast; Fair Sunday;
much cooler. Local forecast: Show
ers tottght followed Sunday by fair
weathev, much cooler. "Cool wave."
Monday fair and cool. Local data
for 24 hours ceding 8 am today: Max
imum, 92; minimum, 64; rainfall, 3 97.
One of the special attractions ol the
day Is at H F Bmith & Go cigar
store. People who know a good thing
when they see it ought to go there.
Twenty dollars Is not to be picl.ed up
any day.
TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS.
CHICA30 PBODUCK KABKET.
Chicago, May 18 3 p. m.
Closed Open. High. Low. Close
ye'd'y. Today.
WHSAT
Mav, W 861 57 561 53
July, 57J 582 58 58 68
CORK.
May, 37i 37i 371 37 37i
July, 38 381 381 38 384
PORK. .
May, 111 85 $11 90 f U 90 $11 82 911 82
IiAKD.
May, 687 890 690 6 85 6 87
RIBS.
May, 615 620 620 612 612
July, 605 612 615 610 612
. . cask quotations.
Closed: ' Wheat 541;' corn 362; ribs 8 15;
lard 7 20; pork 11 72.
MISOELL AJN EOTJ H.
The Washable materials now
so Fashionable.
The cotton fabrics so desirable this
season are those having more body
and stiffness than formerly, these
textures beig neoesary on account of
the prevailing styles of ladies and
misses garments. Here we mention
the names and prices of some of the
leading lines. Fancy canvas 12o,
striped galateas 15o and 85c, fanny
printed piques 15c, 21o, 23c, 25o and
27c. English homespun cloths 25c,
wide wale two toned welts 80c and
88o. Most of them are shown from
tables near center of store, southern
side. . .
W H & R S Tucker & Co
IDEAL JsiSteaa Laundry" 1 J
It U lire te U Ksjsyasle.
The Central M E Bandar school
pleols will occur uext WeJoesUf
and (be special train will go to
Guilford battle ground, near Greens
boro. The State normal and indus
trial school exercises will com
menes that day at Greensboro; eon
gressman Bryan will deliver the ad
dress, and those desiring to attend
this commencement can do so and
return the same day. The train will
leave the nnion depot at 7 am, and
returning will leave the battleground
at 6 p m. Tickets are on sale at
Snelling & Hicks,; J D Rlggan's and J
0 8 Iiumsden's stores. Fare for the
round trip Is adults $1 20, children 75
cents. There will be plenty of ice
water water on the train and
refreshments on the grounds. Those
not caring to take baskets can obtain
dinner at reasonable rates.
The ladies of 8t Mary's guild of
the church of the Good Shepherd
will give a lawn party in the rear of
the post office next Tuesday evening.
Refreshments will be served at mod
erate prioes.
Tomorrow at the Churches.
METHODIST.
EDENTOK 8T. M. E. C EV. J. K. OOLI, FA8T0B.
Preaching at 11 am and 7:30 p m.
Sunday school 9:30 a.m. W .J.Young.Supt
CENTRAL M E HIV D H TUTTLI, PASTOR.
Preaching at 11 a m and 7:15 p m.
Sunday school at 9:30 a m.
CITY MISSION AND BBOOKLYN R. H. WKITAKBR
PASTOR.
Services every Snnday and weedy prayer
meetings as follows:
CARALIIQH MILLS
Preaching at 11 a m by the paitor.
Sunday School at 10 a m.
Prayer meeting Thursday night at 7.30.
PILOT MILLS.
Sunday School at.2 pm, TO Williams, Br,
superintendent.
Pr'achiug a 3 p m.
Prayer meeting Thursday night at 7:30.
BROOKLYN.
Sunday school K p m. J H Porter, Supt.
Preaching at 8:00 p m, by the p-ator.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night 8:00.
BAPTIST.
FIRST REV. DR. J. W. CARTER, FACTOR.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night 7:30.
All seats free. Polite ushers at church
services.
Sunday school 9:30. S. W. Brewer, Supt.
BAPTI8T WEST END MISSION.
Sunday School 3:30 p m.
Services every Sunday night at 7:30.
TABERNACLE REV. A. M. SIMMS, PASTOR.
Preaching at 11 a m and 7:30 p m .
Sunday school 9:15. N.B.Broughton, Supt
VAYETTEVTLLS STREET.
REV O L BTRINGFIELD, PASTOR.
Sunuay School at 9:15 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
EPISCOPAL.
OHR18T CHURCH REV. DR. MARSHALL, RECTOR.
Trinity Sunday.
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
Divine service 11 a ra.
Evening service 5:30 p. m.
Services during the week: Wednesday 6
p m; Fridap 1:00 am.
Free seats. All invited.
CHURCH Or THE UOOD SHEPHERD REV. I. MCI.
PITTINUER, RECTOR.
Trinity Sunday.
Sunday sen oof at 9:16 s m,
Morning prayer, sat moo and Holy Com
munion at II a m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 8:00 p m
Services during the week: Wednesday 10
I to; Friday 6 pm.
Seats free. All cordially invited.
CHRISTIAN.
CHRISTIAN REV. J. L. FOSTER, PASTOR.
Sunday school 9:30 a. m
Preaching at 11 a m and 8:08 pm,
All cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST REV KUUENE DANIEL, D D, PASTOR.
Sunday school at 9:30 am.
Preaching at 11 a m and 7:30 p m.
Cordial invitation to all services.
ICE.
All consumers of ice will please take
notice that they can buy ice under
the Central hotel from 6 a m to U p m
at a very low price. Free delivery to
any part of the city. Phone 125. 19 6
FLOWERS.
Strong early cabbage and lettuce
plants to set out now. Asparagus
roots. Tomato plants, best known
variety, ready April 1st.
FIOWKRS, BOSKS, 0.
Cut flowers, roses, bouquets, bas
kets and floral designs, palms, prim
roses, rubber and other decorative
plants for the house. Fresh flower
seeds. Magnolias and evergreens,
double hyacinths, etc.
H Stbibmbtz, Florist,
North Halifax st,
Phone 113. Near Peace Institute.
Don't fail to see "The Standard1
before buying a sewing machine.
Doctors recommend "The Standard
Sewing Maohine" because of its light
running.
The Standard is the highest grade
sewing machine manufactured.
aprl8t s
Buy the light swift running Stand
ard sewing machine.
MONET TO LEND.
Money to lend on good real estate
feele & Maynara,
Attorneys.
mylOU
THIRST??
We have oar fountain la pO T "
f u 11 r anii log order and off tJ L.U
nDTRTITO wn,oh w" eUXak M
UlilllilO serve better than you
get tnem generally.
MILK SHAKES All Cavort,
COCA CO LA-J nit Right.
PEACH CREIM-Deliolous.
ORANGE PHOSPHATE Re
freshing. FRUIT ICES-Coollng.
GINGER ALE-StimuUting.
GOOD SODA-Somethingnew"
PERFECT VICHY.
Remember our drinks are not
sweet slope.
Snelling& Hicks-
DRUGGISTS.
SHIN DELL'S BARGAINS.
White goods, dotted Swiss India
mull muslins at Swindell's. .
Laces and embroideries at
Swindell's.
Fans of all kinds at Swindell's.
Mosquito Netting at Swindell's.
Hammocks, all styles, at
Swindell's.
Men's, boys' and children's straw
hats, at Swindell's.
Crookery, china and glassware at
Swindell's.
The cheapest and best black silk
mlts at Swindell!.
Hosiery and kid gloves at
Swindell's.
To close out at any price, a few Ice
cream freezers, at Swindell's.
Irish lawns, a beautiful qnality.f all
width, at 80, at Swindell's.
Straw matting at Swindell's.
He Is Telling You Something.
Do you drink iced teat You want
the best if yon use tea. Well, in the
purchase of the Durham Supply Co
we got 1 caddies of the very best Ooo
long tea, whioh retails at 1 a pound
In Raleigh. We propose to sell the
tea from now on as long as it lasts at
45o per pound. No less than one
pound sold at a time, but as many
pounds as one wants. Green or black
tea at D T Swindell's department
store. Try a straw matting from us.
The tea Is 4$ cents a pound, remem
ber. WOOLwCOTTift SN.
The best cake 6f Toilet Soap In the
country at Be; Dnlaundrled Shirts at
871 and 0O0 each; all shades in Crochet
Cotton do a ball; JNewport Ties irom
65c pair; Laces and Embroideries In
every style, width and price; 1,000
Handkerchiefs 2io each; Ladies' Lisle
Thread Vest 87i; the best pair of
Hose In the city for 10c a pair; a lot
of Bailor Hats from lOo eaoh.
Woolloott ft Bon.
A $0 Hat for 93.50.
That is about the average reduc
tion in the price of Ladles' Hats that
we bought of Mrs Weil and that we
are selling at Sew York cost.
We are also selling her stock of ho
siery, dress goods, ribbons and shoes
and numeroas other lines at ew
York cost. Woollcott 6 oon,
18 Fayetteville street.
ummer
Good
We have just received a nice line Ladies'
and Children's Summer Hats, Ladies' Straw
Sailors 10c, Men's and Boys' Hats 10c up,
Cuffs, Collars and TJss, li prices; Gauze
and Balbriggan Underwear, Slippers and
Low Cut Shoes for ladies, men and chil
dren. : '
This is the best bargain in shoes it
hasever been our pleasure to offer 50c a
pairl Just think of it."
Umbrellas and Parasols, Fans of every de
scription, Fire Screens, Fly Fans, Ham
mocks, Straw Matting,' Plain and Decorated
Chamber Sets, Watering Pots, 9c up; Bird
Cages, Bats and Balls, Fish Hooks 2c doz;
Lines lc; Lap Robes', Buggy Whips oc up;
Sweet Soap lc cake. " v ;
; Hundreds of others but space forbids
mention.
Come to see us. That will settle the
question at the r
LYOH .
RACKET
STORE.
A Ilothers Friend Shirt foists,
WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS.
ITNEVER RAINS BUTit POURS.
n order to make this the banner week of the season, we will, berlnnlnr
TODAY (Monday) present a MOTHER'S FRIBMD SHIRT WAlSTtSever?
one porebaatog adult in our 7
CHS ClQTflM DBPAITH1T.
Buy a Suit at from 93 to 4 50, you re the recipient ot a 60c waist. But
Knit It In 17 m TKm v.UI im.. .ltb f. -. u-i. ....- . . '
- - .7
a eholee of oar Finest Waists, costing
auu uuwuero wm job uuu suon a
at such Popular Low Prioes as we sell
. - ---- -"u. . . .ou w muj viuer mo uuih; no OUS
tons can be torn off either in washing or wearing and daring this week yon
can get one gratis and save some money besides on your suit.
v. tm .v. vua nw VU17 Uiii oo(ut feo mui UlQgf nam UU WSSK .
JSTKQ-Ijia-EH BHXRTS:
If you are in our neighborhood any time daring this week we waald be
glad to show you our line of Ngllgee Shir's. Every store has shirts bat
there Is no suoh assortment as ours. Some are fancy and others plain and
neat. .Some with Collars and Cuffs attached, others with Collars separate.
Also Link Guffs separate with most of the dressier sort. We are right In the
race with our stock of Sulrts and they win win the raoe easily.
S. & D. BERWANGER.
CSalaWeek for the QSoys
o
WE DEVOTE OUB ATTENTION THIS WEEK TO THE BOYS.
SHIRT WAISTS f
KNEE PANTS
BLOUSE SUITS
c2.rtD CLOTHING
15 PER CEHTOF-
SHIRTS, SHUiTS
ROSENTHAL CL0THITO C0MPA HY
305 FAYETTEVILLE ST BEET. OPP. POST OFFICE
IDEAL
Steam : Laundr?.
All kinds of laundry work uusw on
short notice and in the best style, with the
least posaiblejwear end tear.
Special attention given to Ladies' Dresses,
Laoes, Ac.
Free Delivery.
TELEPHONE NO 19
t H. HOLLOVMY&SOHS
114 B Davis Street,
BALSIQH, N a
ml4
New Registration.
Kotics is hereby given that there will be
a new registration of the voters of thedtv
of Raleigh, commencing June 27th, 18 14, or
me purpose oi naving men new registration
for use In an election to be held on the 1st
taonJav in Amtuat. 1894. to obtain the coa-
sent of the qualified voteis of the city to the
issuance of efiO.OOi) o( bonds for street and
other public i uprovdments.
1 aOM.lo BAiKiStt, M.yor. -0
W LiMiiSTa, Olxk. myl7 tjel
JllJLLIMEitk
Madame Beseon has reoei ved a lean
tif ul line of spring and summer milli
nery for ladles, misses and children,
and Invites the ladies to call and ex
amine her stock. - mhS8 8tw
: POH SAI.E.
Potato slips, cabbage and tomato
plants for sale by B M TJtzman, cor
ner Dawson and Jones streets. m?
. Also 100,000 eotlard plants.
FOUBEJNT.
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One 6 room house on Harrington
street, next to Martin street corner
grocery store. . mil A w raape.
COAJLi . nd WOOD. itU
dii x a. Jui.jutAiux.
oiu,m 91.VU few aiu too nave
$1 and upwards.
complete aioex 01 uuuaren s Clothes, or
them. There lent a boy anywhere w be
17c 17o, 17c, 17c, 17e.17c.17o.
Sold every where at 25 osnts.
i8c,18e,18cl). Just think of It- loo for a
pair of Knee Panta, 4 to 15 years. Sold
all over Us city at 35c.
These Blouse Suits are mads of excellent
material, long Sailor Collars; embroidered,
With a sailor oord and whistle Kith eaoh
Suit, 4 to 8 years, II.
Ws are the pioneers of low prioes, and in
augurated the hrst cut sale. Boys' and Chil
dren' i Clothing in all fabrioa, 4 te 30 years.
Ever- Boys' 8uit in the huse, without
reservation, goes this woek at 13 perosnt off.
Men'sJShirts, all linen bosom, reinforced
front and hack, besi q la'ity muslin, 38 ots,
regular prioe at any other atom, 76 osnts.
JBS8I Q BALL. JOSEPH B BALL
J G.8ALL&C0.,
Wbolesalo & Settil Gmen
No. 7 East llargett St.,
BALEIGff, jr. C.
NEW STORE AND NEff mi
The Best Goods from ths Bast Dealers.
Thres?loors filled with Entirely New Goods
Heary and Fancy Groceries,
Candies, Cigars,
Theehoioeat Canned Goods,
Goods in Glass, Crackers, Ac.
Ws keep everything to be found in the
Best Grocery Stares and in prioes are with
the lowest. We always give full values.
Parson's Snuff a specialty, in the old fash
ioned glau bottles iuoh as were used before
the wsr. "
More Bargains!
ABOUT 2002crI
YJ auiu ivgBnueaa oi .C Jp' I
OK - SUITS AT - e-a
JFormer price 91 26, 91 SO and 91 78 85 L
62Former prSe Ml 25, 92 50$l5O
auu eo uu.
OA BorrsAT i 'An
&) Former price 92 SO, 92 75 ani 93.
63?ormer priowwlof 94 ani 94 S0.$3
A BIB BED TAG SALE.
CLOTHIERS X NATTERS
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