I'l
la-
l'r. t'ji-wi l.'i id r :ui!ccl in The
Hoiicsl O.mivr us nsying :
lu lie imictico (if miiortory I use the
Mi' tvonome 1' r fituilies always. I begin
I - ctvv at 1 df tempo, playing at leuat
1 r i ,!) with ri;,'ht aud lift
i, a si , -.rattly. By gradual degrees I
r- o the tniipo to the proper paoe, at
v t. ich I play as jwJt as I consider neces
t:u y. I always practice mezzo forte'
iii r ' ' (i, never forte aud I make
tin t .at tonal shading whatever,
s: a monotonous mezzo forte repeti
tii' , whatever the spirit of the work.
No mutter if staccato, I practice every
tll: ; !rg;.td1o preserve muscnlur con
trol and raise the fingers as high as pes-
sible. If yon can play legato well, tho
staccato will be all right I am in lovo
with the keys and never leave ithern
even in staccato playing that is, I lift
the flic rs without the hand, yon un
derstand. I play staccato without my
wrist; that is all. .At: no finished per
formance do I tue more than 50" per
cent of my force; so that 1 get tone
without limit I try not to exhaust the
quality which sings. ' '.-...
The government under which I have
- my muscles enables me largely to con
serve my strength. For instanoe, in
chord' playing, even when I strike
chords in rapid succession, I find time
between each to relax the muscles aud
- thereby relieve the strain. I have while
using the same finger pressure four dif
ferent degrees of tone. ' There is the
lightest, from only the finger; then fin
ger combined with hand,; then arm,
then shoulder. In playing a Chord J
.can also manage to bring a fall tension
' on one finger while the others are ooro-
- paratively relaxed, should . I wish to
make one tone sing longer or stronger
than the rest. ' Each finger with me is
wholly independent'
People start sometimes when they
hear that I never strike a note without
tbe pedal. I believe inconstant contact
between the keys and pedals, through tbe
fliigf-rs, aud even in the case of asix-
. teenth chord I will use the pedal,' relin
quishing it in the same way as I relax
. tbe muscles, with What yon are pleased
to call a "touch and go rapidity." I
pedal on the tone, bnt relax instantly,
no matter how brief the note, before
tbe next is struck, so that matters are
- never blurred. - :
'' 7 Dtaej Hooves, ''f'v1 "fi"
It is an old story that sleeves are al
most close fitting, with narrow epaulet
-frill or ponf at the top. Trimmed
. sleeves are the rule, especially for sum
mer gowns. They are long and fall well
over the hand. The plain sleeve is re-
FASniOSlBUI SLEEVES. .
served, generally speaking, for tailor
made-dresses and jackets. The trim
Kings for sleeves should accord with
that on tbe costume. Beaded galloon,
gimp, velvet, eta, also tucks, shirrs,
frills and lace, are employed in their
ornamentation. -
The Marking-of Lines.
The marking of linen is quite a busi
ness in these days of sumptuous trous
seaux. The Philadelphia Times tells
how, in places which make a specialty
of fine napery, orders are taken for tbe
working of letters when the linen is se
lected, so that '-it can be sent home in
boxes ready for use. One fiancee will
choose two unpretentious initials placed
side by side aud worked in plain raised
satin stitcb. Another chooses larger let
ten, -to be intricately interlaced aud
elaborately worked with solid and open
lace stitches. Bpge ornamental mono
grams are also conspicuous on napery
and bed linen as wen as on teaciotlis.
Three letters are a good rule in case of
boose linen, one for the respective ini
tials of tbe Christian names of the bride
and groom and the third for the family
name. , ' :' y .
fj 1 uf Tmatom. . ' , -
The following -recipe is from Tbe
Household News: . .
.1 'Beat i eggs without, separating nntil
lir-tit Add a cup of milk, cups of
punuy flour, beat until perfectly smooth.
Add 3 tahlespoonfnls of melted butter,
a
Pi 11 1
Din'
V
u
t Fpoonful of salt and a heaped
iiful of baking powder. - Pour
' 1 a fire-ased shallow baking pan.
- 0 apples, pared, cored aud
i, !--is. Sink the quarters
:i I f. .n tip, into this batter,
over 4 tublespoonfnls of gren
, y, hnr aud bake in a quick oven
0 upr1'1 ' ft about 20 miu
. 1 v not, cut into squares. Plain
c i or liurd sauce may be served
V . it -. '
I SwlM FMhlOB. j
f- '- '' t (lihh popular in some sec-
t . . .. h 1 -h. Line a deep plate
i b'... . 4 ti cl-eeso. Hit one cop
t ! 1 no if-.,-jjKi(,iiful of mustcid
1 if i' 1 1 pprr. l'nnr half of
: r t'.e cIki-ho, break in
i ; 1 I n tli rdrd, pour II10
, i v. r tin 111 and Luke
t
r -to Ft J I irM't.
', v l.ii-Ii, tliDuh stall-,
, :. HI 1 H I. I ;
1 i .'1 in , . k 11111I li t
i ti 111 ovi-r
, a i -'it fli-ur
111 a 1: 11 li't
-.I.vr-i
i :. i h :
"
wore, llov. L. 13. Stilley and Ins
briJe, Mies Amanda Catou.
At 11.30 the anticipations of the
many spectators were realized by
the appearance of the nuptial group
and the wedding march was skillful
ly begun and played by Hiss Delia
Winfield of Bayboro, ,
, The party entered the -church as
follows: Walter Brinson with Miss
Jennie Paul, and Louis Foy with
Miss Alice Taylor, followed by the
bride leaning upon the arm of her
best lady, Miss Grace Bnusou, and
the groom attended by ' Dr. If, A.
Caton, his first groomauian. ' V
The ceromony having been per
formed by Itev,, W. Luptoa, the'v
inarched out of the church.graceful
ly stepping by the music.and enjojeo
a pleasant drive of about two hours,
after which' they returned to tht
home of the bride's father, Mr! Jtiu
Caton, where a goodly number 01
friends and relatives bad ossein bleu'
and a sumptuous dinner was await
ing them, -
.After having relieved tho table-01
some of luxurious delicacies undei
whose weight it., almost trembled
and spent a few hours very pleasau:.
iv in tue music room, wandering i
dower yard aud enjoying littlo tete
tetes in secluded sputa where lad
ind lassies are wont to secrete them.
selves and bluehingly apeak of r
joming uay when two. hearts shall-
beat as one, the gay- party repairs
to the house of Kuv. K. F. . btillev
the groom's father, and were agau
to lortauate as to hud prepared ioi
them a delicious repast of which
hey partook with great relish. ,
The occasion will lone be remeui-
oered by all who were present as ou
of life's most enjoyable epochs.
We cpmniimeut tbe Broom Upon
having won for himself one of Pam
lico's purest daughters, and feel lute
;uat tge bnue has gained one ot tht
most promising 'young men ol
0raYen.;,ff-;-;3:;;',;:'-?-:;,v 0. B. -
SUMMER DRAPERIES.
-huAnMntaJ DtvmIds; For Windows Bead
Curtaina A Green Window Glaw Poles. '
For the hot weather and the country
ead hangings, new tambour muslin,
utch madras, French Louis XVI lawn,
Jelhi net aud Persian gauze are. all or
my one entirely appropriate, if you
iave not made up your mind to drape
your windows in chinta Or muslin to
jatch. your new wall papsjrs exactly.
Lhis last method is a nice Idea it not
-epeated in too many rooms. If a room
s to have its valla covered in delicate
nimosa flowered paper, the mimosa
'prayed French Louis XVI muslin that
monies to match it is an almost irresist
ible temptation.' There are exquisite
nuslins besides to coincide in color and
Iguring with the. papers sprayed in
norning glories of every tint and solid
oned ashes of roses, robin's egg blue
ind dove gray papers sold with mushu
Hangings to correspond. '
A writer in the New York Sun in
:bis connection says: . : ji ,
- If yon don't care .to carry out this
ilan in mote than a room or two, there
ire the Delhi nets and new tarabooi
uuslins to fall buck on for, the other
windows. The net referred to is woven
if an Indian gross in two tones ot green
jt gray, with a strand as large aud a
jiesh almost as coarse as that employed
n making Mexican grass hammocks.
The vast difference is that Delhi net is
xceedingly soft, and interwoven with
be vegetable fiber are bright silks cr
idored beads.. At windows or doors the
net must hang quite straight from small
jrass, rings enoircling a slender brass
pole. -.'. -1-.., .," i
For summer use the bead draperies
ire usurping every doorway, shutting
iut the ugly view of the fireplace, anil
bang very close against the sashes ot
windows to take the place- ot holland
ihades. Decorators employ them lav-
shly because a bead curtain is the
00 lest and cleanest of all hangings.
L'bey are not costly, they outlast any
ffoven goods, and as they are now man
ifactnrcd they are pretty beyond words.
Decorators are giving their allegiance
to the practice of draping windows tbil
leason in green. Persons who can afford
o follow a fad, therefore, are having one
if three thiues d(ie the lower sashes
it nursery and bedroom windows are
oeiug glazed with green glass or draped
in green Persian gauze, or having fixed
10 them carved Indian window screens
if wood stained a shade of dull soft
jrecn. Equally as high a point of taste
is to have a window all in green.. Here
the leaded panes are pale green, the
flounce curtains of Persian gauze, aud
ihe drapery above of green Dutch mad
ras. Scarce a handsome house this sum
mer but will have a green window
which will be the choice spot to read
ind sew and lounge in. ' But whether a
window be grocn or not its pane our
aim are very sure to be of Persian
gauze, a sheer silken material that must
tie made up perfectly plain, with a hem,
anil perhaps a narrow green ribbon bor-
iler on every breadth.
An oddity iu window drapery, es
peeially whou tlin tambour muslin or
minium in nurd, is the new" portiere
linlii. It is eilbrr a white enameled rod
lib liiim rings mid big brass spear-
ln nilsut either end, or of glass, with brass
riiiKH. The glass poles aro slender and
!mo a grei-iii-li tinno of color. Some ol
ho glusM pili h are lluiHlied with a timHC
of littlo luiiicrs that alo ring out every
limn the riiilniii is moved, wliilo the
tjj j -nly dl.ow rot tall ends or brat
witiiii-r In '! f . r kni-liii.
I II - ( i 1 ' )
', .''l ','",,...,..' J
Itching, araly, Mudlng- pslmi, tlupelwi nells,
and painful ttngor eud, pimple,, blaakacada,
dly, m..thy akin, dry, ttalo, and falliai hair, ltcb.
Ing,, oily aoalpi, all yield quickly to warm bathe
with Cuticdu Soap, and gentle anointing
with OuTiciuu (ointment J, the great akin eon.
Ificiira
tiMtdthnrtiRfioattlMvoiM. Form Zhnja urn Cnn
CoKr.. Sola rropt., Boalon.
mf How to Vroducw Soft, VThlU Handi," fr ,
ITCHING HUMORS
iMtmnY -rcnered bf '
UuxieiuuiUjLaDnu.
Dan't Tebaeca Npltnnd KaMkt Yam
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u.l forever, be made welt, strong, niaune
ic, lull of uew life ami vigor take No
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Hay 1 to Oct. SO, 1897
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At llie Inic rewidt noe of James A. Ernul.
let eiifed, in Craven County, on Monda
die 7tU day of June, 1897, I will 'xpott
it a ile, fur caab, to the highest bidder, til
ii the (ii TMiiinl i state belonging to the lati
f unis A. Kinul, cousii-ting of one baj
iiir-r, aiz cuttle, three biig Sgtieullural
iuileiiients, coin, fmlder, meat and all
if tlie tiiiu-i'linlil and kilclien fiitniturs.
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iry, until whule of said property has
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This is lli at-conil Bilveriiwiiieiit ol (bis
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date mails leave ":-!
: For all points in Pamlico County an
South Creek section of Beaufort Count)
close at 0 a. m. - -
i For Vsnceboro and Post Offices 1c
Northern part of Craven County close a.
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r - All mail for DeBruhl goes to Polloks-
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1TLANTIC AND N. C. BA1LROAT
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No. 813. All Bail.
N EFFECT SATURDAY, APRIL. 24,
: 1897, Daily Except Sunday
i l r and Friday, ,
UPPLEMENT TO TIME TABLI,
NO. 2, OF NOV, 27, 1805
ave New Bern, ' 11:00 A, M.
Clark's,
- Tuscarora,
Cora Creek,
Dover, -.
Caswell,
Kinston,
Falling Creek,
La Grange,
Best's;
1 11:24
11:84 J" '
11:52 "
18:17 P. 1
12:27
1:22 "
1:45 "
J2:08 "
2:30
8:00 "
Irrive Goldsboro,
No. 1 Train will wait indefinitely at
CWarora, when on time for 212 unless
tliernise ordered by train Despatcherl
The above train returning, will leave
ioidsboro lor JNuw Bern at 4:Uu p. m. u
iu extra, unless otherwise ordered.
S. L. DILL, Supt.
VM. DUNN, JAS. REDMOND,
President. . ' Vice Pres.
B. 8. tiUION, Secty & Treas.
4ew Berne Ice Go
Manufacturers e
Pure Crystal Ice,
From Distilled Water.
Jut-put 20 Tons Daily.
Uir JUiad Lots Solicited.
Ice delivered daily (except Sundays) 8
t, m, to tt p. m.
Sundays (retail only) 7 a. m. to 1
uon. Fur prices and other information,
address, U.S. ttJION, Manager.,
NEW BERNE ACADEMY,
Now Berne, N. C,
Under the plan of reorgaousation, oBert
horough instruction m tbe Classical and
iunlisu Courses oy a corps ot emineoi
Sducators (torn tbe University oi JNoitl
Jaroliua, Horner's School and other notco
Jiducational Institutions. -,
Tuition Fees Monthly in Advance,
.'ntoarj Department, f 1.25 per month,
intermediate " 2.25 "
Jllassical " 8.00 "
For farther information, applj or ad
iress, Jons S. Loko, UU, D.
'. - . E. H. Meadows,
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The Forum.
.-'.',. : ', MAT, 1897.
, Tbe Progressive Inheritance Tax, Hon.
lames A Roberts, Comptroller of tbt
ftale of New York.'
: Has the Beuate Degenerated? A replj
o Senator Hoar, Charles R hiller, Editoi
if tbe "New York Times," -we
The Ignominy of Europe, Prof. Thorns
Davidson. 4
Our Export Trade,, Charles 11 Flint.
' Industrial Combinations, Geo T Oliver.
New England Influences on French
Jantda, Edward Farrer,
Franca as a Field for American Sto
len!-, Prof Simon Newcomb.
' The Emperor William II, Paul Linden
rg. ' ' ,
The Autocrat of Congress, IlenryiLitch.
leld West. ; , . ,
Fallacies Concerning Prayer, Rev Jae
il Whiton. '
Was Poe a Plagiarult . Joel Benton,
Socialism In France, Georges Clemen-
msu, Edltor;of "La Justice,"
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IAMS-1P lb-i
i Sugar Cured, 11 12
North Carolina,'... . 7 8
iIIOULDERSr-iP lb- . '
Sugar Cured....'.... 61 7
English Cured ., 8
Richmond.',..., .... 7J '
.-ORK V barrel '
New Heavy Mess.. . . 0 50 10 0b
Shortcut............. 10 00
JRY SALTED MEAT
y Bellies....,....;.... 6 a 6
Short backs fib.... 4 D
CARD "P Si-. ' .- '
Best Refined.
" Nonh Carolina ...
Compound
6 &
6i
1 1
7 I
5 6
'ALT, $ sack- (
Liverpool,..., 55
American
iDTTER ) lb-
55 60
Best Elgin 25 a
Good , 18
.LOUR " barrel-
Extra 4 60 4 75
Straight... . 4 00 500
Fancy Straight 6 10 5 25
Full Patent 5 30 5 40
Best Fancy Patent. . . ffl 5. 50
COFFEE f lb
Roasted 17 3 27
Green 10 20
SUGAR, f cwt. Grauu. 5 00
Standard A 4 75
White c 4 75
Yellow a 4 00
iRAIN f) bushel
Corn Oats,
Cow Peas
Peanuts
JOGS $ dozen
35
27J
65 (u)
50
40
821
70
60
6
POULTRY -f pair
Chickens, young 20
Chickens, old , 35
Turkeys 1 00 1
- Geese 00
FRESH MEAT
Beef, $ lb 4
Pork f) lb 4
BEESWAX f lb
TALLOW, B j
r-OTATOES-f bushel
Norton Yams 40
Bahamas 20
This market corrected weekly.
25
40
50
75
5
4v
20
5
50
25
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jiUGENE W. JOHNSON, Solicitor and
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ifork Ave., Washington, D. C.
Office Established 1H08. Charges Mod
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FINANCIAL.
armers & Merchants
...BANK...
Began Snslxi.eaai acay, 1801..
Capital Stock... $75,000.00
Surplus and Profits 11,111.14
OFFICKBSI
U H. Cctlir, Preeldeat.
w. o. eHADwiea, vice rrem.
X. W. Dawar, Cashier.
J. W. Hi ddls, Teller.
F. F. Matthews, Collector.
We want your business and feel thai
ve can offer you as much In return a?
my other bauk in the city. It is ou
icieavor to mane business relations mul-
miy pleasant ana protitable to oui
patrons.
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B. M. aaovas. Cashier.
CITIZEN'S BANK
OI XTBrWBXlKOTn.lff'.O.
10 A GENERAL BANKING BC8INEt-l
The Aoeounta ot Banks. Hank era. Cornoi
.Uoni, rarmora. Merchants and others rc
elved on lavorable terms, froinpt and oari
ji aiLonuon given to me uiei eel oi our ous
umera. uoueouon a specially.
oaan orDiattoroBS.
erdlnand tJlrloh, K. H. Meadows,
. A. Meadows, Chaa. Duflv. Jr.
-unuel W. I pock, Jamie Redmond,
I. w. UralUKr, Thomas A. tjiree
uaa. a. eowier. Maver Hann.
w.omaiiwocio, K.rnv.
Mo.II.Ivea, , W. F. Crookett.
i. A. BBTA5, THOS. DANIELS,
FrtaldtRt. . TlcePres.
G. H. BOBEBTS. Cashier.
The: NATIONAL BANK,
Of HBV RiJRNll, N. C
' iirooBFoiULXiiD less,
Capital, .........;... $100,00(1
vurplua ProflU,. ...98,16
C1BBCTOB8) -
JAS. A. BlTAK,
Chas. B. BaiAX,
J0, IlUKH,
O. U. UoBaar
' Tbos. Dasmta.
J. H. HAcaauaa
tLK. UiaHor
Schedule ETotiv KoTember 22, 1896.
' Tbii condensed Schedule it published u information only and
subject to chan without notice to tbe public . '
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East Carolina Dispatch Line
. AND .
Old Dominion Steamship Ck.
FREIGHT & PASSENGER,
For All Folate Srortli.
The Steamer NEUSE
will leave on Moudars, Wedaesdaye.
and Fridays at 7 p. in., Sharp. Mak.
mg no stops between JNew tterne to
iUizabeta Vilj.
The Steamer NEW BERNE A
will sail on Tuesdays ana Fridays at
12 o'clock, noon, making landings
at Oriental, Ocracoke and Roanoke
Island.
f Freight received not later
than one hour previous to sailing.
For further information apply to
GEO. HENDERSON, Agt.
M, K. Kino, Gen. Mgr.,
Norfolk, Va.
New Berne, N. C, April 29, 1897.
W., W. A DT. Hallway.
TIME TABLE NO. 1,
In Effect Sunday, May 17, 1896, Daily
Except Sunday.
Going South schedule: Going North
No. 7, Passenger Trains fNo. 8,
Lv. am, stations: ,. . Ar, pro,
9 20 New Berne S 20
9 55 Pollocksville 411
10 09 , uaysville 4 30
10 42 Jacksonville 3 58
12 40... .Ar, Wilmington, Lv. ... 2 00
P M P M
No. 6, Pabsenoeb and Freight, No. 5,
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. Leave New Berne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lv. am Ar. r M
7 00 Lv. 'Wilmington, Ar 8 25
7 10.. W. Sea-Coast P. K. cros'g.. 3 15
7 26 Baymead 2 56 1
7 84 Kirkland 2 40
7 42 Scott's Hill 2 40
7 58 Hamstcad 2 11
8 05 Cypress Lake 2 25
8 11 Anuandale 1 55
8 18 Woodside 1 47
8 82 Edgecombe 1 SU
8 52 Hollyridge 1 15
9 00 Folkstone 12 50
919 Dixon 12 4a
9 34 Verona 12 25
9 50 Ar. Jacksonville, Lv 12 05
1110 Lv. " Ar 10 20
11 19 Northeast 10 00
1188 Whiterak 9 80
11 58 Maysville 9 18
12 18 Iiavenswood 8 0b
12 80 Pollocksville 8 50
12 63 Debruhl's 8 28
180 Ar. New Berne, Lv 8 00
'Daily Except Sunday.
H. A. WHITINO,
Ueneral Manager.
J. W. MARTEN'S.
Geu'l Frt. andlPass. Act.
A. & X. C. IC. K.
TIME TABLE NO. 2.
Going East Schedule: Going West
No. 2
Passenger Trains
No. 4
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STATIONS:
, Uoldsboro....
, LaGrange
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8 80. . .
8 40...
412...
615...
525...
6 37. . .
....10 52
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. ..Ar. New Berne, Lv 9 30
...Lv. " Ar 9 30
Ar. Morehead city Lv B 07
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7 63 Best's.
8 10 LaUranire 50
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024 Kinston ... . 5 00
9 88 caswell 5 IS
9 68 Ar. Dover, Lv 5 00
1015 L. " ' Ar 4 20
10 40 core creek 4 00
11 15 Tuscarora 8 88
1181 .....Clark's 2 20
12 05 .....Ar. Nfw Berne, Lv 2 50
1 80 Lv. " Ar 10 47
1 19 Bfverdale 10 12
S26 croatan: .10 09
158 Haveloclc 9 41
8 12.. . ...... Newport, Ly 9 00
8 S3 Wlldwood 8 21
S81 Atlantic 8 30
S 47. . . .Ar. Morehead City, Lv 8 2C
854.. ..Ar. M. city Depot, Lv 800
r.u. A.M,
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t Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
, 8. L. DILL,
Superintendent
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