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DMlLy OURNAL, : i-v-; l-, t 'l " . - - ?VOL, IX.--NO. 31. NEW BERNE. N. C., TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS? L 0L 4 . BUSOTESS L0CAM. rtftAR'a Perfumed Soan fl-W per :JT dot. 153. per ease. . t3ealunere Hoanak.' -SOc . Ml ' Cake 4 BU ok man's Glyoerin. 83o. per don. Goodingli Optimal Ointment tot Ala fimw. "B J. Goooraa, Druggist, 8 E. oor Craven and Pollock sts. '. may8tf spirit of the times. It happens, therefore, that the Democratic organization irresistibly attracts all that are not moored by the strong est party chains. Elmiria Gazette. But the South is not the only part of the country in which Floater Fand enumerators will be expected I to cat down the population, and. consequently, the representation of Democratic localities. Here in New York, where in the local Legis latere oor citizens are already dis - un tirn tu n x X7D . TDTMn A wr I .... uwny iuflu-u,a.u., iranchlsed by the swindling ap and workmanship guaranteed for 3 00 nl-i rnTTQR The annual mew lag oi the IN stockholders of the Noose ft Trent Hirer Transportation uompany wm oe h-M mk the roomi of tbe Board of I . Trade. Tuesday, the 27-h day of My, 1890. at eight o'clock p. m. . James Rcdmond, . apSSHd Seo'y & Treat. by C. L Gaikill. A FlNKJine of SMALL HAMS, 5 to J-Jk-1 pouna at johw uub t Have your oeoebs for U TONING BKGTJLAING. EE PAIRING AND REMODELING of I PIANOS and ORGANS at Hotel Albert, and they will receive my prompt attention. Workmanship guar anteed, Prion low. ap26 tf Frank E Morton. QODA WATER on draught today at KJ JOHR DONN 8. . tf. There is a general strike among the laboring men of Chicago for an eight-bout day; there are about twenty thousand of them all told. portionment, Mr. McMarray and the political assistants appointed in accordance with his famous secret circular to Republican Dis tnct (Jommitteos may be relied on to shut their eyes just as far as they can to people in Democratic dis trlots. New York Star. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wanted Agents. Sarah Oxlsy Ice cream. E. W. Oahpknthr S C. notice. Oas Light Co. Annual meeting. M. Manly To Confederate veterans Dun & Co, report the outlook for industries and legitimate trade j distinctly favorable; business fail- ares for the week number 211, against 218 for previous week. IF the McKJnley bill shall pass and reduce (be revenue to the ex tent claimed, a big deficit instead of a bnlky surplus will be the prob lem confronting oar statesmen. TLe hardware merchants began yes terday to close their stores at 7 p.m. There will be a meeting of the Stock holders of the Nw Berne Oas Light Company this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Q. 8. Palmer, of New York, wires the following track quotations: Cab bage firm at $2 to ?3 60; peas, $2 to $3; asparagus. $2 to $3 50; strawberries 10 to 18 cents. There was a contrast in the appear ance of things at the polling places of the first and seoond wards yesterday. Ia the second they took it easy and put The City Election. There was more interest manifested in the election yesterday than there has been in a city election for years. The campaign in tbe first and fourth wards had been unusually warm and thorough. In the second, third and fifth wards there was a great deal more interest in the primary meetings than in the election, for there was only one candidate after the primary meetings. and the nominees in these wards were alt elected by a " large majority." There was some hard work done in the first ward, where the interest seemed to centre. The friends of both candidates were as busy as bees. Men from all over the city came down to tbe first ward to watch the progress of the election. There was guessing on all sides. As many thought Williams would be elected as thought Whltty would be the successful oandidate, ana b5th Bides felt doubtful. At 6.50 o'clock, when the polls were closed, every voter in the ward who could be induced to do so had oast his ballot R. P. Williams received 80 votes and J. C. Whitty received 82. In the fourth ward M. P. Holly was elected by 28 msprity, V. A. Crawford receiving 73 votes and Holly 100. The new board of councilman will be a) follows : First Ward-J. C. Whitty. Second Ward Dr. Oeorge Slover. Third Ward H. J. Loviok. Fourth Ward M. P. Holly. Fifth Ward-H. P. Kennedy. SAM JONES AT CHARLOTTE. Extracts from Ills Sermons. Reduction of revenue and gross extravagance of expenditure do not 0n a rood deal of sty le they had marble harmonize beautifully. Troy Press. I top tables, boqueU, and only one kind of ballot. In the first there was very ant man who at an. keeps up with the news, mast have observed that there is a general and well- organized movement all over the thickly populated parts of the little "style," no ease, no boquots. It wis work. Shipping News. The steamer Vesper, of the E. C. D. line, sailed yesterday with a full cargo, world, for shorter hours work per of which was 500 boxes pep. Tbe day. The acme Of the reform, is tO Annie, of this line, will sail at 4 o'clock secures hours work at 10 bonis this afternoon. The steamer Tahoma sails at 7 o'clock this morning. The steamer Newberne, of (he O.D line, will sail today at 12 o'clock for Norfolk Thu ataampr Stout, nf tha 01 urt A linn. Yuwounuuuurassroyusj, uu lulla tot Baltimoro last night with great , iiepuDlictn ringmaster. It I a cargo of general freight shontdhave a fair amplitude of pjty. Charlotte Ohroniole,. WfliLE oar Republican Congress is interested in providing statues to commemorate great men it ehoura before the I VavrAa fmivf cheek, and all . the nookflta ahonld I ... ' -T . ' " I TUN rnllnmnir oarar warn do ouiging wuu corruption money. Mayor yesterday - Jacksonville Times-Union. Shade A. Edwards, chap. 5. seo. 4. Pita OrjtfnanpA. Rintnna And riianr- THE question or tbe constitution- derlr T,ed with 008t. ailty 01 Speaker lieed'S counting a Thos. Bryan, chap. 5. sec 4, City quorum may be passed' on by the I Ordinance; liotous and disorderly, courts when tha Dinoiv . woraotAd Taxed with coet. bllj comes ap for j adiclai invesiga- Baseball. lion 88 tO Its legaurj. XSat Dllll The third and deciding game of the Was passed by the House .When only match between Clark's and Houghton's a 13S,!members ' voted for-it, the nIn69 ' tbe Elm ci'v Baseball cinb Soeaker rkinntin a rihorrim - ,ThA wl ba PuJed Friday afternoon at 4 , i . -f -T ' I o'clock. Both nines will be materiallv importers, wnose interests, arerar- . . . - . - Iv T.. ' I VA CA1KVUGUCU a BUU OS IUJ WDUII V tUO , -JMh vis, Mintier.-- g4me decMee the match a hot game JJtOWS UDServerr - . maT be ex nested n, maTl " mi -T ml ""i ' i I li Ifl Bald that Adams' School nioe has a m k mi r. n naa naaa nun unran a j- wiiuAvoyuuHcau ttBiarningxJoaras, siting the Washingtonians to Ne kuvh a : nuau m eAjjvuv livuiiDsmo to play a game, snouia mey them. ben they Were in exist I oome they will be-warmly welcomed. , enoe they irere notorious" fo7 their pri0Mlf oorrnpj acisana were, me cause w Judge Seymour left yesterday morn bUtet leeUngamong tbe people, ing for WUmington, where he will hold deeds ol violence and bloodshed, the district court Senator Pncrh was riflht when - he I Mr. L.I). Gaskill, who is now in the said that the rtoat'hilL1 it hsaaed. mP,y 01 W-.awmie ana unto ksii ; , Yu j tt r Li. Iroad Company, arrived in the oity from would be the destractl of the HnmboU; TaDn; Uit nm on a Ti8rt t0 s iwttce auu ggoq oraer oi tneoouniry. relatives. aavannan Jpews.-o uu vL: Mr. Rudolph, Walker, is in the city ' lwI..u.1..iV'omtaderson, on a Tl.it homi? WJ)lilUS-.-AMi:W .. fWl ,lff-.-. ? A ilB P.nn. nA fT W. TP. 'Veteran AUOctalfofcP yesterday 'for Baltimore the ' ITarrison admlnUtration. and I Mr. E. F. Roe, who has baen in Bai stricken out the ITarrison name and sabstltuted that of -Abraham 1 Llh coin. i:hfl reason given for this slap at the Harrison administration is that tbe President', has turned his bae&t on .IheVar veterans In Federal: wcrk .Jirnea, The Teachers' Assembly. Maj. Eugene Harrell, Secretary of the North Carolina Teachers' Assembly, passed through the city yesterday morning en route from Morehead City to Raleigh. He has been at Morehead City for the purpose of getting things n readiness for the Assembly in June ssembly Hall is being repaired and put in order. The attendance this yii ill no doubt be larger than ever be fore, especially from other States than North Carolina. The "Modern Country School" which ill be held eaoh day will be presided over by Miss Nannie Burke, of Taylors ville, and Miss Mary V. Marsh, Raleigh, and the students will be Morehead City boys and girls. The room will be furnished with new and improved school furniture, manu factured by Bartlett, Hay ward & Co of Baltimore. Sunday afternoon, June 23d, there will be a contest for tbe "Demorest Medal" by two classes one of boys and one of girls. Every section of tbe State will be represented in this contest And we would be ; glad," said Maj. Harrell, "to have at least one boy and one girl from New Berne Rev. Dr. J. L. M. Curry, of Richmond Va., will be present during nearly the entire session. A full program will be out in a few days. It will be the most attractive and practicable yet gotten up. The indications are that tbe Educa tional Exposition will be a great sue cess. The room for exhibits has been taken. South Carolina, Georgia Tennessee and Virginia are taking special interest in the meeting of the Southern Educational Association and Expoiiton, and have already reported and engaged rooms. Thfi Southern Association meets on July 1, the day following the adjourn ment of the Teachers' Assembly. timore for several months, returned here yesterday. Cot A.'F. Laft wioh, of Greensboro it In the ofty, Keeling of Board of Trade. i There will be a monthly meetink of tha .Board of Trade this p. m.at bight All members are rt quested to ral . apoointments.14 There's o'eiock. AUmembei SnbiXinos, Seo'y. Tna Standard. "I regard Hood's Sarsaparilla as hav ml, than trV- t, aAf.,l tkxi.ri B( passeaaoove mm graae oi wnai pre ' Claessc never ispoke Jnore nnmmnnl-f natlml natnnt n rmnrltAr Of the press toward ttie Dem'ocratiolmediolnes," said a welt known phyei j , .r: oian recently. " n is xuiir enntiea to , W4,v b pomitiered a standard mediqlne, and 'partyj:ha:r3- ,nncar; r?ewi33aes f::-3 in accord with the. tetter end tonic U has novr been equalise.", til W AAflrf IlieissT fJsrAn frisk iwuHah h U nniintiKfsiil is" the democratic party li !.f5i ml"mlK! SKEPTICISM. I'm sorry for the preacher so lost to is calling as to go around defending Christianity. I never did tlut. I al ways sfirt at the point that Christianity true. 1 don t argue, but I say this, every time I e bad a chance tr put the Gospel to the test, I've found it true. 1 don t blame you for doub'.inc;. but for sinning, aud it you want to stop doubting, stop Biuiiin" In these days a skeptic means a Tool talking. They've been convicting every great discoverer as the world s greatest heretic, Galileo, Harvey who discovered the circulation of the blood, Fulton who discovered the ue of steam, Morse who discovered the telegraph. l!ut now, everybody agrees with fialileo, and Har vey, aud Morse. ret, after all the train, plis ef Chris tianity, there are more skeptics today than ever before. How do you account for it A man can believe in steam and rink all he wants to. lie can believe in the telegraph and lie and steal all he wants to. But when ho believes iu Christ, he's got to quit all that. I've never had any trouble with a man who was willing to quit his meanness. CHRISTIANITY. There are no grander problems than Chiistiauity goes through every day. Christianity is the only sou that has ever developed a giand man. Christianity ntroduces men into the realm where you see somebody and something. It's worth something to see a grand man. I saw one oflbe, and I've been praying to be a man ever since. I saw a grand woman once, and thanked God that my mother was a woman. 1 saw one of theso little fellers, and said if that's a man, I don't want to be a man. I hen I saw a little gigglin?, danc tig giil. If I had a thousand of them to make a woman out of, I'd be mighty economical with my dirt until the woman was done. I adore Christianity because it lias showed me the grandest men and women I ever saw. Christianity is the grandest plane a man ever walked upon. DOWN ON DtJDKS. air. j ones saia some vouhg men in Durham got mad with him and said they were goiug to whip him. "I said just come ahead. I'll spit on you and drown you. Whenever you spit on one of these little ball-room bucks, if he can't swim he don't stand much chance. It's no harm to kill a dude. Murder is the unlawful killing of a human being, Little ball-room dude, walking around with a pistol in his hip pocket. It's a wonder the thing don't go off and blow his brains out. let the country peopU come in and be saved first. You rich worueo, who says Mr. Jones is preaching to the il literate; I'mpreaohingtoyou. You are made out of the same dirt as the reet-D ABOUT TALKIAO IN CHARLOTTE. I know its been whispered around here that Sara Jones will not talk in Charlotte as he has talked elsewhere Be careful, old fellow, your Uncle Jones has been around Charlotte! What is Charlotte ? I could put it in my vest pocket, and wouldn't know it was . there except when I felt for my toothpick. Annual Meeting. Office of New Behne Gas Light Co. The regular Annual Meeting of tbe Stockholders of tho New Berne Gas Light Company will be held at the Gas Wofks. Tuesday, the C.h liny, 1890, at four o'olock. p.nj. U. S. MACE, See. aud Treas. NOTICE. Confederate Veterans. The Confederate Veter&ns of Craven county are hereby r quested to meet at the Court House in New Berne, on Sat urday, May 10th, at U, M. By order of MATT. MANLY. President. W. G. Bhinson, Seo'y. m6dwtd SARAH OXLEY Has opened her Ice Cream Parlor At her old stand, Broad St., near Mid die. where she will be pleased to see her old friends and patrons. Choice Cream furnished futilities day and night at reasonable priced, n G lm State ok North Carolina, i County of Craven. ) Superior Court Spring Term, 1890. The Natloual Bank of New Berne, vs. The Tide Water Lwd and Lumber Co and Judson R. Brown and W. B Graves, trading as Biown, Graves & Co., It. P. Montague and James w Denny, assignee. , The defendants, Judson R. Brown and W. B . G raves, trad ing as Brow n , G raves &Co., will take notioe that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Craven county said action is brought to recover of you the amount of certain drafts drawn upon you by tbe Tide Water Land and Lumber Co. and accepted by you. You will also take notice that an attachment has been issued against you in the said action, and that the same has been levied upon your interest if any iu cer tain saw-mills and timber lands Craven county, and that J. M. Broaddus has been garmeheed for a certain debt for about three thousand dollars due from him to you. You will therefore take notice that you are rf quired to ap pear at tbe Spring Term, 1890, of Craven Superior Court, to be held on tbe 12th Monday after the 1st Monday in Alarcr 1890, and answer or demur as you may be advised to the complaint which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said county, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. This the 5th day of May. 1890. E. W. CAUPENTKlt, maySdGw Clerk Sop. Court. mmi teg POWDER At:olutely Pure. Ti ls powder never varies. A marvel of ilty, Btrength and wbolesomeneaa. 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Stanley and all his famous explorations and discov eries, inoluding hie last and grandest expedition fer the relief of Emin Pashs. The entire work is issued in one large and beautiful volume of 510 quarto pages, equal to 1,200 octavo pages, at the low prioe of only S3. 00. The book is having an enormous circulation, over 200,000 copies baring been sold the first seven weeks. It appears to be making a profound impression npon the Chris tian world, jadglng by the hearty en coniums bestowed upon tt by the editor of tbe Canada Methodist, and other dis tinguished persona. The publishers are responsible and well-reported by tbe Commercial Agencies of Dun and Brad' street-. This ia evidently an unusually favorable opportunity for persons de siring a rapidly paying agenoy.- Bee advertisement In another column. : Kiiiston Items. Mr. J. B. Watson shipped 11 boxes of peas Monday, - , , ' The town election passed off quietly, there being no opposition to tae Demo cratt.. :; ...... ytp, s. " " We regret to learn of tho death of Mrs.. J.D. Sutton, which occurred at 1 p.m. today- :;,,i.".iV,v.:J-'A-; ;.iiW " "That tired feeling". Is entirely over come by Hood's Bartsparllla, , wbioh gives steeling of buoyanoy aid strength to ths whole systsw..rta!fe'iiM; mr, jones demands liberality My idea of a circus crowd is a one-eyed nigger, the town sot, and a country dog. I sorter wish this was a circus crowd, you'd be more liberal. Oh, you say, Sam Joues is doing nil he does for money. The devil Ml get him after all. Well, if he gets me be II get you, too, you old stingy hound, you. The only difference between us Is a difference in quantity, examples of liberality. Mr. Jones has often held up as exam ples of liberal men, Julo S. Carr, of Dur ham, and John r. 1'ettylohn, of Lynch burg, Va. He spoke or the liberality of George Mews, of Atlanta, and alluded again to Mr. Pettyjohn as being worth ?40,000 and giving yearly flB.OOOtothe church. You haven't got a liberal church member in Charlotte. My medicine is taking effect, one rich old Methodist in this city has said lot's have a permanent tabernacle, and put mo down for it t2,000. He said it rained so hard on the roof of a tabernacle he wag preaching in once that he bad to stop. 1 said to one brother I V A A T f . , 1 i 11 now uiueu is your i. iu. c. A. iu uiuu rt i n l j TV i in '18.000." "Get me eight of your richest BOW Sillily J300X ailQ HCUireSqiie llflCl church members in tha corner over yon der." Well ho did, and it wasu t long before I had the whole $8,000 made up. A man may say when I ask him to take a dose of calomel, "Oh, its nothiug but chalk," but if I can ever get ten grains of it into him, I'll make the sun rise for him about two hours before daybreak i ll go anywhere aud preach ten days or three weeks for nothing, but I won't go pack any more. Did you hear my horn blow ? r ou get the idea in your noggin, don t you ? FAOT8 AND FIO0RES Mr. Jones said he would like to get down to faots and figures. How much dose the First Presbyterian church give for ohuroh purposes An answer: 812,000. " How muob does the Seoond Presbyterian church give? Answer: 811,000. " Brethren, be careful. They 11 make you stick to what you say. (Turn ing to Mr. MoManaway, of the Baptist church). How muoh does your church give. Brother ? Tbe reply was, "About $3,000." Mr. Jones after a short pause remarked, "It don't cost as much to ship by water aa it does by land," ellolting great laughter. Dr, Pool said his ohuroh gave about five or six thou sand dollars. Mr. Jones said all the churches of the city combined only give a little more than John P. Petty John in a year. The most any man in tbe Methtdist church gives to tbe pastor, I'm told, is Visa, . you stingy, ohuroh members get up and sing "Oh, oome aogel band, bear me away on your snowy wings. wouldn't you look nioe. riding an angel into glory. The preacher said he eouia get more by lecturing at algbt than. by preaching.' If- you'll pay my debts, 111 sell Out to you for $81,000. , I don't know anything about tbe relative wealth in your churches, dub n the rreshy teriaa . church : gives lll.ooo a year it's food showing com pared with the rest of you.' I wish I oould.be tbe presiding elder ia this di triot a year, tiere Kev. r. J. Carra- AT J. M, HOWARD'S, Now Lot Tennis Shirts, Windsor Ties, Plaited Bosom Shirts, laundried and unlaundried. S.e our Lord Chumley Collars. New lot Simples in a few days. J. M. HOWARD. Agents Wanted FOR Heroes of the Dark Continent By J. W. ItUEL, The most successful American Author. l'OKITIVKLV TDK ONLY COMl'I.ETE From tbe writings of Henry M. btanley. Two hundred thousand coplis Bold lu even weeks, and tbe demand rapidly ln crenslng. Nothing like It lias beea known In the history or boatc pubnsbuiK. This Is tbe only book containing a complete lire of the world's hero, Henry M. 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