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'"""yoL. XV-NEW SERIES NO. 57." Hir' 'SjVr:: NEW BERNE, N. a SUNDAY MORNING, : JULY 26. 18.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
J
ONLY POLITICS.
At present discussed
CAPITAL CITY. t;
AT
" 1m Yeans- Matt Explain His Views1
: vTk Dnrnmn Murder Cue. The)
' v" Btlrd AmeiMineBt. Slate Ji
aDi.Antrlnu Colony. '
, k " - JounN At. Bureau, j
: : Kai.kiuii, July 25.
" Nearly all (lie ta k litre i political and
much of It of course regarding (lie St.
Loun Populist convention.-: Hie hope
was quite fceely expressed today that the
. PopuJJats would nominate their own man
for president, as not a few. Democrats are
tick i't Populist wo j 8 nt the convention,
A Populist named Bagwell, a HViuber of
the legislature from tins county,' soya the
, -s . ;. , .... : ... -
country Populists are saying that "Bryan
must prove bis character; lie must be
strictly with us beloro we support hlui."
Bagwell mj the Pu'UliU like Biyun
pr. tl y well but IhluU h.-. is in mighty lisui
company. This is a euccr l tho Denn
' cms. W hen to!. I ol it a DemuiraUB:.!
. rin is what our people get for ionium
Willi Populists, ,;Siier Whitakcr, tpeak.
, lea -ol ilia nomination, uf Tom .Watson
said: 'Ii means two sou ol elettois tin
; the election of McKioW-y, unless thru i;
tome sort of agreement." - s
-A convict was brought to the pcnitcn
tieiv (today Irom Alexander couity l
serve T3 years for murder in the second
degree.
v The reaulls f ihe meetings held by the
-' "saBctiioutioBist'' Oamplea as shown by
. 'the iact thut six ii the victims ol religious
i taaaia caused by his liwthjng und picacli
iog tie in the asylum hero. Anil yet this
- . b in .North. Caiolina where people last
'- year laughed' at Schlatter the tmili-r ui.d
bl poor dupes. '
, ; The Republicans here are puzzltd by
.. the attitU'te Of James II,' Yvung, member
' -of the Republican State Corumiilee, : In
. declaring tlmt lhcre will be no McKiulej
electoral, ticket la this S.ate.:- Negrj
1 ' Repub.icnns efty that Young will have to
explain. ' - 1 '
.; '' The Stale musi9arfc8tivnl which was to
" have been held at Mori Ik ad City baa been
, -abandoned'. It i difBcult to grt jp these
t eativala In this State. .'The last one was
Jteid hero in October 3891. , . . , '
it A. big cotton crop seeina to be quite
. 'well assured. The plauts arc large and
' ertamlj well fruited, s' , 4 '
1 ' The trial of the murderers of J. C.Far-
' trlngton st Durham lias led to some curious
' levelopmenta about Herbert Womble, the
. white man who murdered hit mulatto
mistreat here and who appeared to have
' " Absolutely faded out of sight. Now In
the Durham' trial it i id evidence that
. . jtoine people bad teen Womble and that a
woman named Annie Hooney was said to
be carrying food ti him while he. was in
Jiiding near that time. Not long ago one
of ombte'l companions was tried for
murdering a womau ul Durham. George
"'Bryant lias now been added to the list ol
- ' those charged with participation in the
r Farriogton mnrder..
"T. Today a special meetiug of the" Stiite
.. railway commission waa ordered to be
. held earlv next Monday morning . Vice
v President A, B. Andrews asks fur a re
- heating on the valuation, of the , North
Carolina railway; The commission' valued
' that vart of it between Charlotte and
Balem at $18,000 per mile, which la $3,
'" 000 abjve the maximum of all othe r main
linea. CoL Andrews at the Brat hearing
declarsd that the rate' ought not to be
. . higher than that of other main tine roads
. The reason why the commlesioo made the
rate to high it because the road psyi bet
i. ter than any other In the' Stute, yielding
' 1 per cent on its capital stock.
The tarmers' institutes begin August 8,
In Watauga county; nnl win llvn be Sc'd
la Surry, Alleghany, Stokei, Ac, ending
' in Davie, B counties in all. Thu mcfltlngs
will be 2 days when rcquesttrl., -.
The orfw - artesian wells at the Agri
cultural College here are completed find
yield plenty. of excellent . water.:, There
. . are tix. wells. i-T ve ..'?: '
. At Grace church, Weldon, . next Tu'i
-diiV. the rfetor,-R'VJ5'lward Benedict,
will be married to Mifli Kate Lung, Biili.ij
Choslnre ofliciuiing. - i '
Tliccurater of the -State museun ho
It also the taxidermist, ia bow minting
1 specimens of all the birds Of the the State
as rapidly at possible. The tkins nro in
6 ;ie condition. There will be over 300'
specimens. " -. . ... " '
B. C. Bcckwlth of thia city la appointed
a member of the State J3oard of Pul'lic
.1 iiivemeiils, to succted Ed, Chamb rs
BmitL, who reigned upon appointment
Blsite proxy of the North Carolina
rai'wny, " ' ' . f
A colony of Austrians has pmcliased
' 1 ni'ar Urejntboro, In Ouillord countji
hihI will arrive there in October. K ich
C"'onist lukes fifty acres.' . ' ' ..
Silver Paprr at rhleaso. ,
,1. .. '".."".
caoo, July 25. The tumor regard-
e .,!,'nhiiipiit of a new Democmtic
r 1 v tti'tver'.k-s baa taken definite
11 !
irt within a fortnight,
ill 1. e lihtr, nmriti
: a !i I iiw. r Tui'le.
' ? r.cnit, oi
Tlmr rillea mp With NpreeHM a
Delnys. Bryast Flamlljr NomlaBled.
St. Louis, Ho., Jul v $5 Convei tion
called to order at 9:30 a. m. . .. ;
Judge. Wmr h. Green, , of Nebraska,
took the platform, but was Interrupted,
aoJreind. " . ; -.'i , .
Chairman rapped for order and hoped
scenes of yesterday would not be' repeat
ecf. ; Judge Green refused to speak.
; J. B. Weaver made eloquent pica for
the nomination not indorsement of Bryan
, General 5 Fields, '-, seconded nomination
and moved rules be suspended and nomi
nation made unaoimous. .
" Stump" Ashby said he waa retdy to
indorse Bryan if he would indorse Fopn
lists platform. '' " -
Roll call of States' frequently inter
rupted by the coofussionTd the balL?, ' '
Telegram Irom E. Y.. Debs, ix questing
that l is name be not presented, was rs
ccived. ': '"' ; ' ' -' " .'
Delegates from nearly every Slate eeo
ondedBryan'a nomination. ' ' -"
Igf alius Dodnelly'e ; name being men
tinned for nomination, MlC. Dunn(-lly re
fused to allow hia.name to bo used. '
' Cenerat C"xey, was nomin tied. Ob
jection was made to Coxey'a nomination,
and floaliy : Coxi-y'a name was with
drawn. .
A motion was made aud adopted that
the National committee be given plenary
pdwtr to Iransict all neccssaiy busioefs
of the parly after adjournment
Bryan waa nominated, official ballot
being Bryan 1,042; Norton 821. t
Convention at 4:18 p. m. adjourned
sine die. ;-
BASS BALL.
Hnllanal Leasne Onuses Played Tel.
- tenia?.
Special, , . X". :
Pittsbubo, July as. f irst game
Pittsburg 7; New York, lO.Second game
FitUburg, 6; New York, 8. '''
Chicago, July 25 Chicago C; Brook-
Cleveland, July 25. First game,
Cleveland. 9; Philadelphia. 10. Second
game Clevelaud, 5 Philadelphia, 10,.'
Cincinnati, July 86 First game Cin
cinnati, 10; Boaton, 5. Second game Gin-
cionati, 3; Boston, 2.
St. Louis, July 25 -SI. Louis, 8; Ba'.
.- Wasrt Thejr Plar To-day.
Baltimore at St. Louis. . ,; t
y ; ' Washington at Lohisrille. J
-j n. T Brooklyn at Chicago.
'if:.??. 't,'"T 0 AMES. ;
Cleveland at Cincinnati. ; ".-: -' w
.;. -- Pittsburg at Chicago. '
" .V' - Louisville at St. Louis,
; : i' HOW THE CLUBS STAND. "- -
; CLOBS.
Cincinnati,
'690
'.068
Cleveland,
tl.iltimore,
Chicago.
Pittsburg, -Boston,
T
Philadelphia,
Brooklyn, s
Washiniitob,
New York,
St. Louis,
Louisville,
.662 -
.558
-.550
.681
.463
.463
.440
'.405
.800
.250
t!mMsT Tlakal.
Special. , - ,
' PotiTXAND, Me July 85. B,
I
Winslow, Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, after a conference with psominent
Democrats has decided not to accept the
nomination. ; 'Vr ' ' 1
. ( i WaUaa Tot la Haw Tork,
Special." l J iKi .;::
,New YoBK.July 25. It U estimated
that Tom Watson, the Populist candl
d its for Vice President may el 10,000
votes in I bit Slate.
. aatl.Claaralta Law,
psolat.', ..." ; .' (..
Crdab Rapids, Iowa, July 25 Judge
Giberson, of the Stale Superior Couit
lays the anil cigarette law is conetitu-
tl nal. . . r . .,
This directly reverses the Federal Court
rulittr,
Cautiaata ( Imavava. . .
Special. . . "'
Nbw York, July 85 CorneliuaTan
deibilt continues to Improve. . . '
Mis Gertrude and Alfred Vanderbilt
have returned to Newport, R. L. . r
HartkaraPaeltltaaM. '
Si5lal. " . ' .
West 8rjpHioa, Wit., Ju'.y 28-Tbe
Northern Pacific railroad was sold
Special Matter Carey, this morning, and
wat bought In by E. WV ,Wlnfer 'for the
teorganization committee. Price thirteep
million dollars, ,oidf i
T Burj Brjmn. -
Naw Yobic, July 25. Arrangements
arc being a.adt to ootily Wk J( Bryan ol
his nomination, at Madison Square" Gar
den., August 11th. ,',
Klllrd null l.ai I ert TrRrk. .
Special.
'La Tortb, Ii.J., J ,'y 1 ,f .pl,
S.heibel, t proi"-- ' ' rn.i r .f
! 1,'
69 f'86
53 27
61 26
48 88
44 30
.48 87
87 43
87 ,43
33 4i
32 47-
84 56
19 57
WIIiMIN&TON LETTEB.
HE CITJJ OVER CROWDED
WITH VISITORS.
Hot aad Bolter Weather. A Batel far
Oeeaa Tlew."Wrls;hlavllle Ba-eamptneat-
Blaekflah Kz.
'.. earatea. ; -'.;''-".' ,
. . . - Journal, Bureau,
Wilmington, N. O., July 85, 96.
From rainr weather we have changed
to a heated soeil. Umbrellas that were
raised to protect from the falling rain in
the past, are now raised to keep the pene
trating rays of old Sol, from tired brains
The man who tells about the hottest
day lie ever saw, has made his calls this
week; and entertained (?) all who wonld
listen with tales of hot days when he was
ouog. ;
What the Aldermen . tried to accom
plish, in prohibiting the bicyclists enjoy
ing the pleasures of the wheel the hot
weather has completed,
Only the most hardy venture out these
days, and they preli r the time when the
nun has sunk b-.low the horizon, and
moonlight covers all the landscape.
What ti do with the exeursionUla has
en ti e constant thought f those who
uive ' board and longing, ' it ' rooma to
rent. Eleven hundred people poured into
towu Wednesday, when darkness bad
euehroudid all ol jectsand with the in
stinct peculiar to all nature at that hour
ol the day, immediately besought them
selves for place to rest their heads, tired
ill i travel1.
As the ca-ly b id calcl.i-s ihe wcrm so
was it with the most agile ol the crowd.
The loiterers, were repaid by their slow
ness by finding no where to stay. Trains
carried the surplus to the beaches. Down
there, the incomers begged to be allowed
to remain even ou the porches for the
night.;-
This overcrowded aspect evidently had
its t fleet on the Chamber of Commerce,
for in its befsion ibis week an earnest
ffort was made to bavo a large hotel
erected at Ocean View Beach. It met
with hearty endorsement and surely
money van be raised for this much needed
improvement. Siuce the burning of the
splendid hotel at the Hammocks near the
ocean, no adequate accommodation baa
been made for the summer visitor. It is to
be hoped tho Chamber's movement will
meet with success, .. . . .
Yesterday completed the week's en
campment of the Second Regiment at
Wrlghtsville. It has been a week of gayety
for soldier boys' and Wilmington girls.
Friday tho boys came Op from the sound
They were a wornout crowd of men, for
1 Anita nrt lata linnr. tt rill .nnlil I
with the hot weather wore a severe strain
on men used to the interior of etotes and
n; r...t i. .1
were given, atd Wilmington's fairest
girls were there to make .it pleasant for
the visitlug militia, at the same time (B
joying tliem'eo?.
The flsherintn took another day out on
the ocean. Friday. The usual number of
cases ot sickness are reported, and evident
ly tome good story tellers were on board
f we are to judge from the tremendous
hauls of black fish that were made.
BlcjreU Fallnr.
Bpeolal. . Z
Chicago, July 28. Another failure of I
bicycle manufacturers, The Thistle Com
pany, went into the hands of a receiver,
today. Liabilities, 38,000, ,
PEIVATE
Day and Boarding
School r
NON-SECTARIAN ......
Mrs. A, B. Ferebee will open a first
olasa school on Sept. 7.
l'rimary, intermediate nna uignest
Branches, u&vine connected interest with
Mist Patrick of KTinston, who has taught
sucMsfully for. years, we will establitb
a school equipped fully for most thornuah
education and cultivation; pupils fitted for
college.
Mathematics aud Engllah specialtus I
lanauaeet if Heainnl. ,, . - .
Uoara secureu tor puptit at ten aoiiara
a mouth. ' " '" ., . .
Primary Dtpartraent ;""'';-; .x .- .9 1.25
Intermediate V, ".V. 2 24 1
CkbsiUl tii.'U-1 :..': . 8.00
;.. , In order to make room for
' my fall stock, for SO days I
i ... wiu elost out my entire
'"'f,'ttocltofDrTQoods,Notlons, ;
Ladiea Oxlbrdt, Clothing, ;
' 'etc , at prime cott. '' '
Bcspectfully, .
J. J. BAKTER.
TlVl JC57ii: I
will re-open her school, at her
resilience, Monday, Sept., 7th.
Full Eni;liih course, Lalin, Ger
man anil French,
01)1
IE
Last and Final
Cut in
Wash Stuffs !
Summer goods must move
out haven't ' room for them
any Ion go. " Haven't many in
stock, but by AugitBt 1st, we
want to get tid of all of them
and hera is what will help us
movetnemr
These Prices holil 'itU
. August 1st.
Best Sea Island Percale, lie.,
yard.
Good yard-wide Percale, 6c,
yard.
Finest Zephyr Ginghams, 5c,
yard.
Good quality Gingham, 4c ,
yard.
All our remaining 15c, Lawn
10C
Beautiful Orgaiiilis(,vere i'5c
now 1D.
J0LY 26. 1890.
Invoice of
Choice
Teas
Now in our Storo.
More than
verify our claim of
them being
tion of
tho finest importa-
FOiniosi ti:as
In this Market.
They are very Fragrant as for
draw. They aro more than
choice.
Prices vary from
50 to 75 cents.
Our Special Bargain
19 a -DitJilU. UX X tJct Wiiiuii
ofill rrrit.h 3 TlOimda
I " - JC
of Granulated Sugar
for only 60 cents.
Also a line ot
COFFEE
Chase and Sanbons
Extra Fine.
Dunn's Fresh Roasted
Mocha and Java
only 30c.
Maricabo 25 c.
johIIdnn
55 & 57 Pollock St
-summer
Great reductions In Dress Hoods.
Great redactions in staple Dry
IGeods. ,v4 '-j. :?'.. '. . . '- j-
Great reductiont la Notions. )
Great redactions In 81lppeWfrTies
I tad Shoes. ' . , i
Great redactions In Millinery; v
Special efforts to rednoe stock' for
( ear immense fall arrivals.
; tiii: nifi,
DnYGOODS
Wm4
GREATS
Mid
Bednctionsi
WELL PAT !
If a four wheel machine is aQuad-
ricycle, and a three wheel machine is a
Tricycle and a two wheel maihine is a
Bicycle, what would you call aoue wheel
machine ?
Why, a Wheel Banow, to besure.
Very Good.
ISTcw ZEPat I
If you wanted
the best Bieyclo what
would you do ?
Why I would go to
J. C. WHITTY & CO'S.
ANO
GET
A
"VtCTOfj!"
Received
Direct jrom tliejMUls a Carol tl.o
wellknown,
BEST ON EARTH,
& COLD MEDAL FLOUR
I also have tho largest , and best .selected I
stock of
Plug Tobacco
In town ; bought cheap anil will ba sold at
at Hoctt Bottom I'rlcos.
My stork Is complete; my prices are as ow
as tho lowest.
TO MY COUNTRY FRIENDS
My Stables are tree, ana your narness
and team taken oaro ot while you at c
In the city. You will do well to see
ma before buying: elsewhere.
Thanking my many friends for their pasl
ravors and trusting to receive your future
' patronage I am
Very Respectfully,
J. R. Parker,
77 BIIOAD STREET.
Summer
Announcement !
Wo have placed on one of our iront
tables a lot of Zephyr Ginghams, Linen
fin if bed Chamberg, Figured and Sniped
Dimities, Crepe Mulls, Crcpons, and other
cotton dress goods, that are worth from
8 to 20 cents, wnicli we are going to sell
lbr5c, per yard.
The sale br-eins Saturday morning, July
25. I he weather is suited to these sum
mer Fabrics, and an early call will bo to
your advantage.
Respectfully,
ZEE. IB. JD"U.37"
FRUIT JARS !
Mason's Improved
Fruit Jars,
and
ForcelainLined
Kettles.
AT
L. H. Cutler & Co's.
A Fresh Line of
- Plain and fancy eandies,
Ron Bona and Chocolates.
Mr.
Banu'naa, 17c. per dog.
Leiuona 1 7c. per doit.
Cool and refreahlns; drinks
can be had at our Artie
. , . v Soda Apparatus. ,
Shower Baths art all the
go In rear of onr store.
10
Merchants save money
by placing 'orders
.?J.'.l;".-;; for ,
Bread;f 'Ifk
Preparation. i
Sole Agents.,
( F. TJLRICH," Grocer.
4S imoOLB STREET. -
Urent Mlaaammcr B4nc!loas.
Biff Roductlnnt In Staple dry snods.1
dress nooda, Burrnmr clothing, bboes.1
. INotious. and Mil nerv. verv enrlv but
"CHicos ! "
Teller's new and best
cigar, 6C, Straight,
.
Guaranteed Strictly
hand - made
T , . ,
imported rooacco
only.
DA V 1 e' Pharmacy.
' SAW
SOLE AGENCY.
.Wwood,
Sealer In
The fineKt liine of
Staple and
Fancy Groceries
Uio. 75 Broad St.
Presli goods received
daily.
We have Some
NICE STYLES LEFT IN
Zeigler's Low Shoes,
Oxford's and Strap Sandals,
and a.fiill lim jof his
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.
fSfLale style Ladies Collars a! Spec
ially.
We will close out our lnrne lino ol
Men's, Boys ind Youth's Clothing tit a
rreat reductit u.
A full line ol Trunks and Itos. Hol
ler Trays a Specialty.
Give ns a cull.
Very Truly,
W. B. Swindell & Co.
Reward.
Reward.
Reward.
We will pay 923.00 to the person
Vho will bring us a stovo that will
omparu In quality, flnhih and
point of excellence with the
1
WE NOW HAVE
ON OUR FLOOR.
We will have as Judges three disinterested
Person s.
Warrant yon to see those stoves and
Ranges bother you wish to buy or not.
They are the handsomest stoves
ever shown In North Carolina, and
each la warranted by DUCK'S
STOVE A RANUE CO., and by
Slover nardware Company to give
perfect satisfaction or wo will re
fund your money.
rCall and let us show you anything In
our line you may need. W guarantee OUH
l'Kiuu on anything wo sen.
Yours Kcspoctlully,
CO
Those who handle Inferior
Bicycles say the Boys who
ride COLUMBIA Bicycles
are "struck on themselves."
They hate eanse to bo, for
they are riding the Standard
of the World --U 00.00 to all
alike.
J.I). GABKFffS,
School! Books and ''i
''' . School Supplies
STATIONERY,
Books and Booklets, Engraved
' Cards and Invitations, Sheet ;
Music and Mnwcal lustra. ,
' ' ., meuts. ' . ; .
IS.U.II 1 . ! i
H r r . ..
.1
$25
S25
Stock
Taking
Time
Approaches
And the Knife
Is
Again
Applied
to
Values !
All
Departments
Share
II
the
C TUT 1
Sincerely hoping j to
receive the same liber
al patronage extended
my predecessors, and
promising to use every
effort to make it ad
vantageous to all who
buy of me. '
1 1
i. ii.
rn art .: . x yj'tavjuj
Successor to,
1..!',
Ml
'", V11S S :l: i 11 1 r ' ' :
li. ' : ! ' .1 on the tmU I, i i
I y I' i" I t I ' .
1 l.i....M'j.... 0...1 i. i ' uuu V -' '" ' ' !
O. A. Barfoot,Hg
r. ' DaarooT's. I
JT. I). GAftKINM.