VOL. XVI--N0. 105.
NEW BtRNE, H. C. TUESDAY MOENING, AUGUST ,9 189S.
ESTABLISHED 1882
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LentHiT Message Willi
Channes Astei For.
II VMS NICE TO Sl.IOK.-A.iiD HAMS TO BOIL; :
N.HMl rU I lJ-lill. IVK, A:IJ I UK HKSL' UL1 V K UlLi.
CANNKD GOO.H-TII K BUST MAKES TO SUIT
EVERYONE, -AND
A LINE OF FRESH CAKIiJ FROM THE STEAM-
EU JUST COM K. .
ADVANCE ON SAH JUAN.
TIIK REST LINE OF TEAS TO BE FOUND IN THE
TOWN, ,
AND IF YOU ARE FOND OF CREAM OHEESE, TO
SEE US COME ROUND. . -
Cessation of Hostilities Likely At
Any Time. Arrival of Santiago
Troops. Probable tliat Com
manders Hare Orders to
Arold Conflict.
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J- Pii, j'A rfr7rt
Standard
Patterns.
Mil. KFniH'TIONS. "
NEW ) l.'li'KS : : - . :
S(!, ;Illc. 15c or 2llc.
- NONE HIGHER.'
THC
BEST
fASMOri
MAGAZI
AGENTS TOR
STANDARD
PATTERNS'
STANDARD
designer;
IOCTS4 COPYV
Standard Fashion Catalogue I
For Fall anil Winter of '98 now ready. Price over (he
pountcr 20c, if sent by mail 10c extra. ''
The Designer for September!
Now here, price 10c per copy. To better introduce the
Designer, the Standard Fashion to , allows as to accept
-' subscriptions during the present month, August, at 50c
' ' year, me usual subscription price being Hoc. Any one
desiring In avail themselves of this reduced subscription
rate, can begin with the September number, sot later.
Standard Fashion Sheets !
' . : For Peptember are here and are distributed FREE.
The demand fur Standard Patterns exceed a million
month. They are gold at the Lowest Price, consistent
with merit. They are the ONLY High-Grade, Low
Priced, Seam-Allowing PATTERNS.
Reduced Prices 5c. 10c, 15c and 20c, To be
- had in New Berne, only of '
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HIGH GRADE GROCERIES
. . . AND LOW PRICES !
, Will tell this is why we keep busy.
Wo are offering bargains, now, to
make room tor Fall stock which
will soon be coming in. Call and '
see us beiore placing your orders.
'Tis no trouble to show goods, but
a pleasure.
Trc:h ri our, Butter, Cheese, Colfee, Hams
:iast Bacon Arriving Dally.
trAama the. tlia tumnn.am uu.l J
now marking the graves be replaced by
more permanent ones, so tbat tbe Iden
tification may. be complete. '
When Hie bodies of tbe soldier, arrive
here they will be turned over to relatives
or burled In the national cemetery. Sec
retary Alger Is determined that this work
shall be prosecuted with all reasonable
promptness.
ANOTHER CONVICT LEAVES.
Special to Journal.
Washington, August 8 Spain's reply
to the conditions of peace miide by the
United States has been received in Wftsh-
ngton.
Several new changes arc in the reply.
The message is very long and several
hours are required in ita translation.
The subject of the Cuban debt and the
questions arising out of it is left open
for future consideration.
It is considered necessary that the
action of the Spanish Cortes is necessary
to cede territory the houses will be con
vened for that purpose.
MUM Advance..
General Miles is steadily moving across
the island of Porto Rico towards Sun
Juan. In a short time the city will be
besieged. Tbe army is advancing in four
columns. The fleet will shift from the
southern coast to the San Juan side of
the island to co-operate with the army.
Haute Alexin.
The Sixth Cavalry has arrived at Mon
tauk Point, where all of Generul Shatter's
army are destined. Four transports
sailed for Montauk point with troops
from Santiago yesterday.
The First Regular Cavalry and the
first Volunteer Cavalry, known as the
'Rough Riders," sailed yesterday on the
transports Miami and Matteawan for
Montauk Point, L. I.
A bant Over.
So far aa fighting is concerned, the war
is regarded in Washington as over,
True, the Spanish government is still
dilly-dallying about forwarding its of
ficial acceptance of our terms of peace,
but it baa caused President HcKlnley to
be Informed that it is acting for self-
preservation, and not from any desire to
delay the matter; that it must secure
popular support at home in order to
avoid a civil war.
That the administration has accepted
this information in good faith may be
Judged from the fact that the transports
which carried the army of Gen. Miles to
Porto Rico, and which were to have
been used to carry re inforcements to
Gen, Miles, have been ordered to San
liago t assist In bringing the men in
Shatter's army home.
There is also reason for stating that
Gen. Merritt and Admiral Dewey have
orders not to do any fighting unless it
forced upon them. Although President
McKiuley is naturally anxious that Spain
should accept the terms of peace at
ouce, he would be perfectly willing .to
stretch the "immediate' evacuation of
Cuba, provided for in the terms, consid
erably, aa4io would prefer not having to
send an army of occupation to Cuba un
til well Into September, after the sickly
season Is over.
The President of the Cuban Provision
al government has written .President
McKlnley ff long letter, expressing
thanks to and confidence in the United
Slater, but the moat Important paragraph
In the letter Is that which outlines the
Intentions of the insurgents. It says
"Our first step, with the approval of the
United Stales government, will be to call
a new assembly which will represent, as
far as possible, every section of territory
and eonditloo of people. This assembly
will elect a new provisional government
that will possess more power than the
present one, which In, of necessity,
government of the revolution. But the
result of the new assembly will be to
form a government which will still
limited In power and whose Important
work will be the establishment of a per
mancnt and complete governmen
founded on the lines of that of the Unit
ed Btatea, and one which, wc hope, and
have every reason to believe, will be sat-
factory both to the United States and
Cuba."
The prevailing Impression in Washing,
ton la that Cuba will remain under
Unites Btatea Military government some
lime before the Cubans are allowed
make any experiment in the governing
line.
Baabraptey Kr force 81c Mali lire w
ery la a Kalakli.bmt. Army Naira.
Journal Huriac. . I
Raliigh. N. C. August 7. I
Judge Purnell will appoint one bank'
raptcy referee to each of the five dis
tricts luto which he has divided the
Eastern District. Young lawyers will
be chosen as a rule. They will receive
(10 a case with one per cent commission,
The bankruptcy law will hardly go into
effect really until after meeting of the
8. Supreme Court as that can provide
rules and regulations for Its work.
In spite of the proposal of Senator
Butler to combine the rates in this Con
gressional district on the present Incum
bent Stroud, the Republicans are not
likely to cast a vote for him.
Mr. II. C. Brown, Railroad Commis
sion clerk, mailed last month 1,188 letters
lie has probably tbe biggest correspon
dence iu the State.
There seems but little chance now for
the North Carolina soldiers to sec any
more of war than they have seen. They
will probably be kept at their present
posts until they return home.
There are only 18 soldiers in the camp
hospital now. Six were discharged Saturday.
There were many who went io Johns
ston Btreet station yesterday to see the
9ih Cavalry pass through over the Sea
board that secured the contract for
transportation for S regiments from
Tampa to New York.
Jim Young, the commander of the
negro regiment at Fort Macon is hero to
try and prevent the issuance of an order
for the neuro troops to go to Santiago to
help tbe immuncs garrison the ci'y. That
will take loo many Republican votes out
of the Slate for Jim Young. The sol
dier (?) docs not fonret the duties of
Jim Young the politician.
Another convict lias gone off from llaJ
penitentiary. The guard went to nod
dlng'whilo the convict ploughed in the
outside garden and got near the woods
leaving the horse and plough while ho
went into the shady woods. He had
about 18 more months to serve.
A syndicate from Scrantoii, Penn., has
a representative here lo establish a brow
ery. About 100,000 will bo put in
Mr. Baumann, the representative, is well
pleased with the work.
Again the opening of the Baptist Fe
male University is postponed, it was
hoped it would be ready for September,
but it will be eeptcmbcr year before
completed. The Baptist Convention 'sub
scribed f 15,U0U and this will be due Sep
tember 1st.
Private James Mace from the Nanta-
III E
FOVDER
- Absolutely Pure
SEWARD ! U
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$10.00
Will be paid for cvideuce sufficient to
convict the guilty person or persons who
desecrated Hie Confederate Monument
on Friday evening, August 5th.
S. D. POPE,
Chairman Cemetery Committee.
Shoo Fly
Discontinued.
Daily Passenger Trains Nos.
and C (Shoo Fly) on the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad will be discon
tinued after Wednesday, August 10th,
1808.
To take effect on Wednesday night at.
Morhead City on arrival of No. 5. Please
be governed accordingly.
S. L. DILL, Supt.
Iiala Company of the 2nd Regiment is at
the point of death here with typhoid
tever at the camp hospital.
ON THE DIAMOND.
St
Kmalia af Ibe NaMeaal Lragae Ram-
Ball Games Played Teatarday
Special to Journal.
Chicago, August 8 Chicago 6, Phila
delphia 2. Second game Chicago
Philadelphia 8.
St Louis, August 8 New York 2,
Louis 4.
Philadelphia, August 8-01eveland
Washington 5. Second game Clevc
land 2, Washington 2. Cllud.
Rain elsewhere.
SUNDAYS OAMIS.
Cincinnati 4; Baltimore 1.
Pittsbnrc 4, Chicago 9.
New York 12, Bl Louis I.
New York 8, St Louis 0.
Brooklyn 8, Louisvillo 3.
Brooklyn 0, Louisville 5.
Wbera Tbey Play Talay.
Philadelphia M Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Washington at Cleveland.
Haw.lb. lab Ntaaa.
W. L. P. Ct
Clnoinnatl 03 83 .070
Cleveland 59 85 .628
Boston 08 ai .031
Baltimore,. 52 88 .579
New York, 52 42 .553
Chicago 54 41 .551
Pittsburg 50 41 .531
Philadelphia, 43 40 .407
Brooklyn 30 50 ,801
Louisville, 84 61 .871
Washington,.. 83 60 ' .318
8U Louis ... 29 70 .303
Brla Badloe II
New York. A u Hint 8. Rerretarr Ahrrr
ha. decided lo have tbe bodies of the -
men who died or were killed at Santiago
(.mn i. It . l I.U Mtd.lr. II I..A..I.II
' to Hantiago, giving orders lo that CflVrt
This willte done as soon as the beal-
ed term Is paused. It may be that, la
onl.r lo avoid rlika, the tux lie, of the
,., men who died of yellow f.rer will not be
UkQ np for some months, but as lo thi
- nilirrs Itiom will lie no ilelsy. In li e
n -uitima frVrretnry Alf-rr iiai given
GOOD FAMILY FLOUR 25c. 3
A r..l Hp- VKIiY iiiiST FUUU ONLY :!.: lb.
I'ufr (iiril iind Hum ford 'a li.ikitii; Powder.
Fancy Elgin ami Fox ltiver Print Halter, right froth
from tho Dairy, 2t per lb.
Fulton Market Cornell 15,:cf-
New Lot ot I'orU'iioulli U u nel Mullets, Coil Fis'li :niil
Irisli potatoes.
m
Big Hiims to Out, Small Ua-aKfasl Strips, Sugar
Cured Mains nud English Cured' Shoulders.
Finest Tea and U-iasted OolTee in tho cily.
Fresh lot Iibbn IVtU'd II rn :nnl Tongue.
Chip IWf and ('.inked ( 'm n lieef iind a full stoek of
General Groceries.
GOODS DEfilVEUFd) AN YW1I KItK IN TIIK CITY,
Straw Hat Time!
Is nearly passed now, you will
savo money by examining our Htoek lie
fore buying elsewhere. Our stock has
been almost closed out and wc arc sell
ing the remainder AT COST. You can
get this season's Hat now for New York
Price. Call and sec us and you will find
that our stock is Cheap and at the same
time First-Cla8,
Baker & Dunn,
POLLOCK STREET.
Academy and College.
For nearly 100 years this Institution
tor ..the higher education ol young
women has occupied the very front rank
and was never more numerously atten
ded lhanniw. Ills not only provided
with a high-grade College Course, but
has experts In all of its special schools of
Music, Art. rJloeullon, toinmerciai aim
Industrial Studies. We will be pleased
to send catalogue on application. . Term
begin Keplemlier Hit.
JOHN ii. iUjEWGIiU rnneipa",
Salem, North Carolina
The
Hot
Weather
Of the post week caused many
wander our way lo be relieved, and of
course we did it Satisfactorily.
Our Ice Cream Soda, Shcrberls, Plios
phatea, &o.. speak for themselves.
Give us a call aud ba convinced of our
ability to please.
Ice Cream, 30c Quart
' Delivered to any part of tho city,
PACKED IN ICE.
Corner Pollock and Middlo Streets
Don't forget Hie place.
V. J. JIoNorloj A Co.
TBI MAMETB.
Yesterday'! market quotations furnish
edjiy W. A. PortcrOeld A Co. Commission
Broken.
Niw York, August 8
, STOCKS.
Open. IIItb. Low. Close
Sugar. I39 1104 lifflj i:mj
Peoples Una ... 100 101 J 100) 101
. It'.'l 1131 U3i 11.1
(U.T. - ... 10U 101 lot Kill
S.O.. ..... .... 53 60 55 60
cotton!
Open. Illvh. Low, Close
Augnt ........ 600 000 4.0.1 603
CUIOAOO MARKETS.
WhsaT Open, fllgh. Low, Close
September.... tMJ 63 60 6fl
Cork I
September.... &H 31 85 8.1 J '
Han
id k
Cash
Wholesale
V Retail
Grocers,
'Phone 91.
71 ISroad St.
.Book Store I
A $13 00 FAMILY' IIIISLE for
$8.00.
$."1.00 Volume of KIIAKKS
'PF.AUK for fl.OO.
G. N. Ennett.
; :.-v: vix'-.n ; : :-, :v: N
WAR!
r m - - ww m. ww
We Have the Nicest Line of , .
llefVigcratoiM and
Water Coolers
. , In Hie ('ill,
WILLENBRINK'S
Bestanrant acu LiitM Booms,
Also sueli Seasonable Articles as Fly
Traps, Screen Doors, Window Screens,
Ice Cream Freezers, Hat and Mouse
Traps.
Claiiss Si'issors and Jiaziirs. every ar
ticle with the name of Cl;iuss on same
s fully warranted.
F.xeelsior and Klmo Cook Stoves, No
Fancy Castings, hut we guarantee them
to give satisfaction,
L II CUTLER IIAItllWAIlE CO.
1i0 MIDIM.K ST.,
NBW ItEKNR, N.C.
Kvery il.lur New
Ami i'lrt i Iiinm.
ni:.ti.s j.-.p.i
Flrnrle rll.
N.rrhil Hnle.
Hy.llie Week.
Henry's P
II. W. SIMPSON,
Funeral Director ami
jEmbalmer.
Omce8 Broad Street, next to Stewart's
stables. Residence 108 Broad Street.
tST Burial robes a specialty.
R
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...HARDWARE...
Masury's Paints.
Ariel Bicyles.
127 MIDDLK 8TIIKET,
NKW HKKNE, N. C.
Eskay'sIAIliumonized Food,
Peptongenie Milk Powder,
Malted Milk, MellinV Koivl.
Keid & Curnrick's Soluble
Food
COLUMBIAN INSKl'TITlDK -Sure
Death to Water Bugs and Roaches
Physician's Prescriptions
A Specialty.
W New Berne
fi N. C.
License Taxes
. 0rrtc or
City Tx Coi.i.iteTiia. f
All persons liable for City License Tax
are heruby notified that the same la due
and payable at this offloe,
MONTHLY, W ADVANCE.
Tlinae who fail or refuse to pay the
collector the first lime be rail, will not
lie visited the second lime, and tho li
cense due will lie oolleoled a the law
directs. I am done wearing out receipts.
; HUGH J. LOVICK,
City Tax Collector.
Horse For Sale.
A f tod genlW horse, eight year old;
awl lady cad drive him whU salely.
K. n. JONKS.
AT HILLS
In addition to I bo Pone Mfg.
Co, 's regular linos of Chainless
and Chain Columbia, Hartford
and Vedolto Iticycles, I have
added a new wheel, .
HilPs Special,
which are made for me by the
Hartford Cycle Co., and which
are op to dale in every respect,
which I will sell , .
For $3o,oo
I will have a full lino of CHEAP NKW
W!IKF.LMIn a few days, prices ranging
from I'-MI to 'M.
Complelo Line of HUNDUIK-T1rra,
Pel Is, LaniM, &C, at Lowest Cosh
Price. Send for price list Hokl for
CASH only.
I have secured the agency of the
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH
COJI PANT S GOODS.
And have a stork of same on hand. con.
alstinc of OraphophoiM-a,, Uncords and
Supplies Uenerally.
QHAPHOPIIONE3 BOLD ON IN
STALLMENT. WM. T. II1XT,,
61 Bo. Front St., Mew Derne, N, 0. '
T.J.TURNER
STILL LEADS IN
LOW PKICKS!
We have just received nuotlier Fir.o
St k of Fl'USlTCKE consisting of lied
Room Suits, Parlor Suits, ChilToniers,
Ward UuU-sanil Hall Stands al Lowest
Prices ever known.
TO TUB LADIES !
(live your orders to T. J. TCHNF.U
with your Smalt Picture of yourself or
anyone of your family and he will fur
nish you n Hue
16x20 Crayon Picture for SI 98
16x20 Fine Pastel Only 2 9S
16x20 Sephia, latest style 2 98
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
You ran sec a fine sample of this work
at my store. This fine work is done by
the Owens Portrait Co., of Chicago.
T. J. Turner is the cheapest place to1
buy your nice Toilet Sets, Mosquito Can
opy and Fancy Willow llockers. A call
at our new store, 75 Middle Street, will
not only prove to be pleasant but lienefl
eial. T. J. TURNER FURNITURE CO,
7-1 Middle Street, New Heme, N. O.
A BIG LICK 1
AND KNOCK DOWN, CUT
DOWN PUICK,
On the very best No, 1 IaUics.
We keep Driek, hand made and aawed
shingles.
Flat lo It. Stove Wood always dry
under large sheds.
Milch Cows, Horses and Iliigglea.
Houses lo lent. Keep everything
other people do not koep.
One store East Front, one store South
Front to Let. Mercies, r e
bio mm
The Shingle flan.