THE JOURNAL.
Lodge Directory:
KPRRKA t.OnCR KO. T. I. O. O. F. I Offl
eors:-J. L. Cooper, N O.; R. jr.Dlsosway.tr.
.; T. It. Hvman, icca. Bec'ty; j. a. i-arKtir,
Jr., Tretu. HrirulitrmoullEK every MoaUv
UUrntUKWO'CIOOK., ,,.
' ATHEMA LOlRiE NO. 8, K. ot " Meets
every Tuesday night In K. ot P. Halt, Middle
Street. P. Avery. C 0.j W. a Parsons,
V.U.' J. I.. Moody, K. B. 8.; C. C. Thorn
ton.lI.otF. ::'.'.'-'
JAl.tTalET ENCAMPMENT NO. 4. 1. 0.0. F.
ameers: 3. h. Cooper, C. P.:C. H.Hall, H.
I'.: r.R. Uyiuan, S. W.:H.C. Lnmwleu.J..:
N.C. Hughes, Horibei B. B. NeaLTreaa. Keg
- ulnv Knnnni omenta. lst.Sd. alia Sth litany)
fhursdav nights in each month I 8.-00
oolockt -
twicers Geo. Slover, Captain; t. O. Hy
'nian, Lieut, i P. H. Pelletier, Ensign ; Wm. J.
Pitta, Clerk; Ed. Merocfc, Accountant. Reg
ular cantonments, la ana n Tiiarsaay
alghta In each month at 8 Ml o'clock'
CKAVEN LODGE NO. 1, KNIGHTS OF HAR
MONY: Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday
nights In each month In Rounlree's Hall,
nt 7 :30 o clock, (t. H. Ball, President; J. H.
Smith, Secretary.
ST. JOHN'8 LODGE NO. 8, A. P. AND A. M :
-meerg:-J . 0 Clark, W. M.: T.W.Dewey,
S. W.: B. B. Neal, J. W.; T. A. Green.
lYeft .; George Green, Hec'ty. Regular Com
munications Sd Wednesday each month.
Cll ATTAWKA TRIBE NO. 14, IMP. 0. R. M
Meets the Slid Sleep o( every 7 Suns (Monday
nlghi ai K. of P. Castle Hall, Middle Street,
New llorni , N. C. Visiting Red Men always
welcome. W. S. Parsons, Sachem; J. II.
Smith C. 01 R
(ih'W BKUNE CHAPTER NO. 4, R. A. M.l
meer T. A. Green, H. P, J. II. Clark, K.C;
T. W. Dewey, Scribe; ChnB. Dun, Tress.;
C. D. Ilradham, Sec'ty. Regular i;onvoca
lljua 2d Mondav each month.
t)T. JOHN'S COMMANDERY NO. 10, K. T. :
Officers:- H.J. Lovlck, K. C.;J. B.C'laik, G.;
S. II. Street, C.G ; I.W.Dewey, l'relate; C.
D. Hradliam, Recorder. Regulai Conclaves
first nd third Frlduvs ot the month.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR-Ofllcerj : .hi : M
liargett, Dictator; I. II. Vinson, Reporter;
W. . Rountiee, Financial Reporter New
Heme Lodge No. 443 meets the 2nd and 4th
Friday ulvlits at 8 o'clock in Ruuu tree's Halt,
Pollock Street.
NEW BERNE I.ODfiE SO. 1, V. H. 4C.-I.W.
lllilille, Prest; J. H. S ul ii, KejortlliiK M-cty;
E. K. Qnluley, Finitnciul .-eety. Aleets it.
Knightn of I'jthias hall every 1st and 2nd
Wcunesday nights In each mouth.
. Business Locals.
GENTLEMEN and Ladies out of em
ployment would find it profitable to call
at once on Mr. August Van Wao.nbk,
40 South Front Street.
WANTED Pew gentlemen on salary to
represent a publishing and manufactur
ing house. Call with reference between
9 to 11 n. in. and G to 8:30 p. m. .Tuesday,
Wednesday auil Thursday at Moore's
Boarding House, 40 South Front street.
IF you wish to buy a Typewriter, the
"Williams" is the smartest up-to-date
machine on the market. Confer with O.
II. Guion or T. W. Dewey and gel you
one, either for cash or upon the install
ment plan.
HAVING just received one thousand
samples of the very best foreign and do
mestic woolens. I am prepared to make
8'iits to Order as reasonable as can be
had anywhere everything being equal.
Will guarantee satisfaction or refund
your money. H. Sawyer, Fashionable
Tailor, 63 South Front Street.
WANTEDA few energetic ladies and
gentlemen to canvas. Will pay a guar
anteed salary of $15 per month, Call or
address: W. C. Bost, Davidson, N. C.
NEW ADVEItTISEJIENTN.
Gentlemen.
C J McSorley & Co After dinner.
II B Duffy Short cuts In dress ijoods.
J Jj Ilurtslield Notice to tax payers.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Freeh supply Bananas; Apples,
Lemons ami Tears. N. Nunn & Co,
, City Tax Collcctor.lIartsQeld has
a notice of interest on first page.
Head it.
The finest and largest lino of
studs you have ever seen at Baxter
the Jeweler's.
Seo J. J. Baxter for men's fine
shoes, Waterhouse ties, and finonn
derwear just i:i.
Tho maximum temperature as ob
served by the Government Weather
and Crop bureau yesterday, was CO. 5
decrees.
Thero were sales of cotton on the
local market, yesterday, nt prices
ranging from 5.00 to 5.40, according
to quality and condition.
The weather yesterday was a con
tinuation of that of tbe preceding
days of the week, cloudy and liht
lain. The temperature was higher.
The Editor of the Journal ac
knowledges an invitation to attend
tho Washington, N. C, Fair,
which will be held November Dili,
10th. 11th and 12th.
Sheriff Ilahn says taxes are com
ing in pretty freely, and ho alao
wishts tax payers to remember that
there are only three days more be
fore November 1st, iu which to
sottlo with him.
The Cotton Exchange adjourned
yesterday oat of respect for the
memory of William P. MetU, and
attended his funeral in a body.
There was also a large number of
friends in attendance at the church
services.
Ill At I.O. TIM Keeper.
Mr. Frank Bcbeelky, who has
been time keeper at the A. & N. C.
shops, loft last night on the steamer
Neute, for Baltimore, where lie
goes to accept position.
Mr, R. 07 Kehoe has been ap
pointed to succeed Mr. Schoelky as
time keeper.
UNITED STATES COURT.
Secon Omj'm Neutoa, Willi roll A
traduce. Cases r Interest Ileartf.
The United States Court convened
Wednesday, at 10 a. m., with Judge
Purne'l, presiding.
The court room was again crowd
ed, and the different cases watched
with interest by the spectators. '
Rafael O'Hara, (col.) of this city,
and W. 0. Howard, of Tarboro,
took the oath and were sworn in as
attorneys to practice in United
States Court.
The following cases were heard;
U. S. vs Geo. M. Gray. Retailing
liquor without license. Judgment
suspended upon payment of costs.
U. S. vs Peter Dudley. Using U.
S. mails for fraudulent purposes. 12
months, ono week ill penitentiary at
Columbus, 0.
U. S. vs Jordan Woolen. Retail
ing without license, judgment sus
pended upon payment costs.
U. S. vs John Nethcrcutt and Joe
Bell. Retailing without license.
Guilty Judgment reserved.
U.S. vs W. M. Watson, Jr.,
judgment suspended, payment costs.
U. S. vs II. W. Thompson, (col.)
Affray. Continued until next term,
U, S. vs L. II. Wade. Retailing
without license, 30 days imprison
ment. $100 tine and cos's.
U. S. vs Oicnr Davis. Working at
Illicit Distillery. 30 days imprison
ment. Pays costs.
The following rule was made by
Judge T. It. Purnell, ordered spread
upon tho minutes, and certified copy
sent to each clerk iu tliu .District:
"After conviction or plea of ti u i t
ty, or -.lolle contendere of an (lifetisi',
felony or misdemeanor, of carrying
on any business taxed by the United
States without paying such tux, the
court will hear no an ileal fur len
iency in promising judgment, cus
nensiou of judgment, oioontiiiuii'ioe
of prayer for judgment, unless it is
shown the rieletulent or ilefendcnts
have pa d the special tax of which
the United States hns been defraud-,
ed. This Rule shall apply in all the
District courts for tlio E.istern Dis
trict of North Carolina."
Court will convene til's morning
at 11) o'clock, and it is expected that
court wili finish by tonight stud ad
journ.
IN raEMOHIAM.
E"
"Hearts that nre great beat never loud,
hut when great hearts have
Hissed away men gather in awe and kiss
I heir shroud, and kneel in love around
their c'ay."
The great heari of Joseph H. Clark
has been stilled by t ho hand of an
all-wise Providence, too wise to err,
and too good to be unkind. In his
death we mourn the oa of a con
genial companion, a beloved asso
ciate, a truo and Iojr.il friend, a faith
ful brother.
In St. John's Lodge thero is a
vacant chair; ir, pur chapter there is
aa empty Crown; in our Commandry
there is an extinguished taper upon
tho Triangle; in our Sbrino a miss
ing illustrious Noble; and in the
heart of our oity avoid unfilled.
Public spirited lie was ever active
in the city's interests; Charitable
his purse was everopen to relievo the
needy; Sympathetic his heart was
easily touched by distress; Generous
his aid was ever ut a friend's com
mand; Affectionate his nature was
ever responsivo to those he loved;
Noble h's stand was always on the
side of Right. His life's designs,
wrought and left upon his trestle
board, we deem worthy of universal
imitation. We kiss in. submission
the rod that has smitten us, rejoic
ing how ever that the iufluence of
his life may linger with us as tne
perfume of flowers about the broken
vase. Wo will fondly cherish his
memory. Therefore, be it,
Resolved, That tliij heartfelt
tribute be spread upon our Musonic
Uncords, and that a copy of the
same enclosed with our sympathies
to his sorrowing wife and child,
Qwvx II. urioN.
TllO.S. (. liYMAN,
T. W. Dkwey.
Committee of St John's Lodge No.
:j, A. P. & A. M.
rrrtsGNAi.
Mr. J. L. Meyorbcrg returnol to
(Joldsboro yofteiday morning.
Mr. (1. S Waters returned list
night from a ijit to relatives at
lUlfigh.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M, Dockham
returned homo yestorduy afternoon
from West Everett, Mas.
Mr. Fred Whitty wont to Moie
liead last night on bueinei'.
Mr. J. Tj, Moody and sister,
Miss Glonnie Moody returned home
on yesterday's afternoon train.
Mr. John Stanly Thomas arrifd
last night to spend a few days in the
city.
Mr. U. J. Sclicelky returned last
night from a short business trip to
Wilmington,
Mrs. S. 11. Waters left on tho
steamer ncuse last ni (tit lor a
Northern trip.
Mrs. T, R. Garner am child, of
Salisbury, arrived last night to vitit
at Mr. V. J. Ilsrdiiou'i.
Mill Lena Roberts of Portsmouth
loft last nicht via. Mouhead for her
home. a
A NEW SALT LAKE CITY.
Doing orTbs Ljnehltei. They Fr
poae Sa Bnlld a Tabervaele at
. Boalbporf : ..:
Southpobt, N. C, Oct. 20.
The Lynchites are a peculiar peo
ple and something of an analogy
can be drawn between them and the
mormons who fled from Illinois and
founded a city in the far western
wilderuess on the shore of tho great
Salt Lake.
Not that these Lynchi'.es believe
in a plurality of wives, for they are
accused of not believing in wives at
all. This is not altogether true, for
what they really preach is that the
marriage bond is uot binding except
among those of their faith, so that
a woman may leave her husband
and marry a Lynchito and commit
nn sin. 'lhey also declare that they
can commit no sin.
The Lynchites having beon driven
from Virginia and the souud coun
try as the mormons were from
Nauvoo, and having found the banks
of tho lower Cape Fear an agreeable
stopping place, seriously propose to
mane tins place their homo and to
build here a tabernacle to celebrate
Uie end of their wanderings.
As their numbers are quite large
and their spirit determined they
may be able to erect sornethiug con
siderable.
Their doctrines seem to have some
power of attraction, chiefly among
Methodists, and a number of people
are inclined to follow their teach
ings, aud ttiey are people who have
been considered level beaded.
The Lynchites arc willing to work
for so little that they have seriously
upset the price of labor. Many men
have lost their jobs, their places be
ing taken by these cheap workers.
The women also take in washing
and do :t at prices below tho cost of
the old time negro washer women.
All ot them are hard workers, how
ever, and faithful to a degree.
Many things have been said about
uoe Lynch, tho lender, in regard to
his family life. His life seems to
be quite correct at present, at least,
for eome days aso his wife and two
daughters arrived from some place
in Delaware, That much against
Joe Lynch is disposed of.
Perhaps to sum up these people,
it is safe to sav that thev menu well
enough, but that they are ignorant
and grossly so, und that they have
become thorough going fanatics of
a thoro'igh going stripe.
WllmiiiKtun 1'riilelfim.
S:me one on the "Wilmington
Dispatch" has a highly inmginathe
mind as tho following from its
columns will show:
"New Berne is having trouble
with lira bugs. A neck tie party is
evidently badly needed."
lhe only foundation for tho above
was the arrest of a crazy negro last
week in New Berno for turning in
filse tiro alarms and the suspicion
that he m iy have set fire to a small
shed.
Thero have beon probably twenty
incendiary tires in Wilmington dur
ing the last two years. Thrco of the
tires burned property covering one
half to thrco acres. Many of tho
buildings partially burned have t eel;
found saturated with kerosene. Yet
the police force of Wilmington have
not found out the guilty wretches
who started these fires.
Our only suspected incendiary was
in jiil within two hours after his
misdemeanors.
ATlirililna- Hippodrome.
Nothing so sets the blood tingling
through men's veins as a contest of
speed. It does not matter whether
the contestants bo men or nuimals.
Ono will naturally take sides with
some one of them, nud his "eide" is
his owu just as much as though lie
was himself one of those engaged in
the struggle for supremacy. So it is
that the hippodrome forms one of
ths most thrilling, generally exciting
and principal features of the mod
cm b!g tented itmiucinent. Con
fluently, the managers of the John
Robinson nnd Franklin Bros, cirens
have piiid special attention to tlds
A Woman's
Criticism
of what a man's clothes
should be is generally very
accurate. There ran bo no
possible fault to Onl with
jonr appearance if your
Clothes are Made to Measure in nn
expert way. Tha ttyle of garment I
we make ii suflloiunt guarantee fur
first-clan work and call
on in will satisfy you that
our pricei are right.
We have just recoived
new line cf Mem and Boys
Cans and invite you to call
ana examine same.
Baker & Dunn.
" naaror;
ANDY
10
23 SO
Njia.,;. '-weir kiita jc.-..
ABSOLUTELY GUiRAHTEED Z'!:
important department. '. He has im
ported more than a score of the
finest blooded racing stock ever
brought to America, including many
full-blooded Arabian steeds, noted
for their fleetncss of foot. The
enormous canvas is absolutely water
proof, and is tho largest ever ooi
structed, making it possible to have
a ruco .course fully a quarter of a
uiHe in length, or four laps to the
mile. Around this splendid course
the men and horses dash along at
tho very feet of tho spectators, and
its great length enables them to at
tain and maintain tbe highest possi
ble rate of speed, There are races
of all kinds, ancient and modern,
between horses, men, animals, and
when they are not terrific they are
funny, ludicrously funny, exciting
rounds of applause aud continual
laughter.
All Had an Oplulon. '
The celebrated dog case, of Fed
eral building notoriety, which has
been called an "affray in tho Uni
tod States Court, has been of con
siderable local interest.
Ono of tho parties iu this case,
wliotc trial ret tilted Tuisday in a
mistrial, owing to tho jury standing
ton to two, was up again yesterday,
before a new jury.
Upon the District Attorney's ro
qiust, that if i.ny Af the jury had
formed or expressed an opinion re
garding the dofendent, to leave tho
how nino of tho jurors filed sol
emnly out.
It was decided that no trial could
be li.td, aud Ibo dufeudent's case
was continued to next court, under
bond, tho Custodian of tho Public
Building going his security.
Prompt Payment Upon Dentil. .
Tho Immediate R-iliof Society, of
this city, which was organized three
months ago, has now a membership
of 127 members, and in tho death of
W. P. Meti-i loses its first member.
THE LIMIT OF . . .
. . . . THE WORLD.
Is easily adjusted to any gas fixtures. Increasing the Light Threefold nt Half
the Cost of Ordinary Gas Light. The "Sunlight" Company is working under its
own patents aud is no infringement.
ESTABLISHED BEYOND ALL QUESTION.
Justice Wills of the High Court of Justice, deciiUd against the Weir
bach Oo., Iu London, as IoIIowb: '-Their method (-8 uiliglif') appears
lo me to lie as wide asunder ns the poles from those contemplated liy
Wclsbaeh."
The "SUNLIGHT" Company has sued tho WelRUach Light Co., The Welbneh
Commercial Oo and W. 8. lllock, In the U. 8. Circuit court for the 8. U. of W.Y..
for unlawfully and illegally conspiring to intimidate customers and puiehimcrs of
the "Sunlight Incandescent Lamp," with intent lo injure and impairho legitiinal
buainecs of the "Sunlight" Incandescent Gas Lamp Company.
The "Bunlighl'' Co. lias also commenced an action for libel ngninst tho Welsbach
Light Co., for publishing nnd circulating letters and circulars intended to injure
the reputation and standing of said company.
In May Inst, Mr. Henry Lubourchcre, M, K, the proprietor of "London Trnlh"
and without doiiM tho best posted financial expert in London, said editorially that
the "Sunlight" Company had beaten the Welsbach people on nil points and Hint the
"Sunlight" Company had undoubtedly n clear patent on incandescent gas lighting
Any Interference with our customers in llieir use of our lamps nud niantcU should
be promptly reported to us. It will be at ouco summarily dealt with by us without
cost to our customers.
The "SUNLIGHT" Light is Brilliant, Mellow, and gives all objects
in their natural color, resting instead of straining the ejc.
What the Philadelphia Timet says
' "Tho 'Sunlight' Lamp is said to bo entirely superior to the Welbich Light ns It
gives a more natural color to objects, and doe not create the ghastly appearance
that tlie Welsbach Linlit does. It Is furthermore worthy of uote that lhe dunlighl'
Gas Lump llantle will Inst twice na long as any other aid that it will increase the
light at one half the cost for gas."
Prof. Crookes, of London, says I
"The best form or artificial light is one containing little or no ultra violet rays,
no excess of yellow ray, nud just nufticient red liht t commiiuicntu a warm,,
pleasant tone to ihn surrounding object. The injurious effects of artitlcinl light on
the eyo (all artificial lights are more or less Injurious to the eye being principally
artrihutnblc to the invisible ultra violet radialion, the Welsbach Light mny be con
sidered Si times as harmful us the '.Sunlight' mantle light."
Order the "SUNLIGHT'
Sold by HYMAN SUPPLY CO., NEW HEllNC, N C.
Our Tailor-made
and Capes
Our Dress Goods and Silk
Department
Is full nf attractions for ynn In all
the New Styles. We wake a specialty
ot lllark Ureas Woods and an Lady
houlil think of purcliniingi DlackDreiw
until She his seen our styles aa I obtain
ed our prices.
A select lino of colors in
UROAD CLOTH
Nolljini more stylish this season. A Inn
Just received an assortment nf DrahU for
trimming.
D. F. JAR
CATItARTIU
ALL, fc
m m m
DRUGGISTS f
Mr. Metts died Monday night at
11:30 p. m. and before the bank
opened Tuesday morning, his family
was sent $25.00 from the benefiohry
fund of the S ci ty. -
OASTOXIIA.
At Barfooi'a
Ladies fall weight vests at 18c, 23c, 85c
and 50c each, wool at 75c. $1 and 1.S5.
French Npeclaelea.
If you are groping your way in
larknoss not seeing what will bo the
result of this, that or the other un
dertaking, I would advise yon to
call on some good optician and be
fitted properly with a good pair of
spectacles or eyo glasses, in gold or
or aluminum. I have a fine stock
of French Spectacles which are ac
knowledged by the best ojulists ind
opticians to be the best in tnu world.
I have the Perfection Bi Focal which
enables you to. seo far and near. In
vestigate tho above.
Baxtek tub Jeweler.
Ai Rarlnotn,
We arc showing an nmiKiud nice as
sortment of ifew rihhons.attractive prices
"THE PATROL"
Air Tight
Wood Heaters.
NSWKST mid 15KNT.
Made in 4 sizes.
See
P. M. Draney,
09 South Front St.,
NEW llEIt.XE, N. C.
THE SUNLIGHT
Beware of Imitations.
Wraps, Coats,
for Ladles, Minos
nnd Children,
I'ave just nrrived,
llicto are nt tho
newert styles and
perfect lllll-g.
('nine early and
tnnke your scleci
Inn. hliould Tril
want any ipcolal
slylsweliatv the
tailors nt nirroin
mnnil.nnd at short
notice we ran frnar
snlie you sal lf no
tion. Oar Custom-made Shoes
which the trad hai recognized as
belnK of superior merit, w think me
better than ever, nnd up to date lo style.
Ito sure If yon want a Carpet, Mat
ting ar Hug to aee our ilinplay -tieioie-you
piirchaM, . HTWe will nlfer yon
Hpecid I allurements nnd advantages
which you will apprecitte.
The Time Has Come to Buy
yonrF-tll an I Winter Ointi. Onr
slock being wlnrly and carefully Iwiuicl t
we will guarantee you sntUfnctlon, lie J
prices thnt cannot b underiold.
VIS, im.,S .
ft
A SPLENDID LINE OF . .
GENUINE BRISTLE,
SOLID BACK HAIR BRUSHES
" , ." 'at .
DAVIS' PHARMACY.
Phone 56.
I SHORT CUTS
. . Of . . DRESS GOODS,
THE ACCUMULATIONS--Short lengths
from the dress goods department, t
nave oeen puea
ter in center of
3 THERE are all sorts in this lot. A few w
S pieces with enough ior an entire
jf dress, many lengths sufficient for
y separate waists, skirts and child- S
ren's dresses, All at reduced prices,
many at a fraction oi former value.
S COME AT ONCE to get tho pick.
I H. B. Duffy. I
THIS
A Beautiful I adic f'api mado of rod nino blank k"rsry
trimmed with braid and fur, regular prion . 0. this him k ,
I 80.
Imported Serges, Novelty Oreai fiooN ail n illiuiM.in,
tlio pricu thould bo 371c, our special rioe, i't.: yard.
25 All Wool Men's Suits, thu if.rrect ll.ihg in I'l.iide nnd
Oliecks, we liave decided to niako tliltf our li-u-U-r nt (7 IS,
although others a-k tlO.OO.
AGENTS FOIl
COlvL tllH
ECONOMY
ll.Sl,,, teiiii Ilouso,
Opj.
p. ty
UiV UUUUJ
fl. A. BAR
ii:ivig.
lIUAUCaiT.
AND FAH3H
ore now in my Stables, JUST ARK1VKI) inul will biiU a-iy prfon who
Leeds u GOOD IIOKSK.
Alo"ine EXTRA FINE MULE A. And to meet the dem 'lids of my Iradn
I hive nnlenil an uiiiiHunlly Inrge lot of DugKhw, which will arrive in a few dim.
Kverylhlng wntl by Hurwmcn in mw stables, Whip, Itlankets, llnrmsit iiml
a big lot of cheap Lttp ltolwa chinpest nnd licot ever nlTrrd here,
A visit nnd enmioniln my pIhIiImi will salbify everyone that what Is adver
tised Is true. nrULAII TO SHOW BTOIK.
T. W. STEWART,
"ll!Mli&"bn New Berne, N: C.
Gil
ha Hj1
WEST TEN NESS IK
Horses M i ll
H iTft A TTh
r. ,
Borne Kxlra Cood, Rintlo driver. ' . j
AKos Open tinil Tp KiikkIm,
Aim! Farm War-cm .last nrcrlvt
IWricase Call ami examine before bujing, Itcfpectfullj,
Thos. J. Mitehcll, 0r1r"
Corner Broad and Middle Streets.
upon u. ajfeuioii uvuxi-
store.
WEEZ'S
ARMOR ESESATVS
JIO ITFF.
IS WEALTH.
P. iK
FOOT, Manager.
Finest
El
fit if 'it
OS. , lmi u j