North Carolina Newspapers

The Daily Journal. VOL. XIL-NO. 302, NEW BERNE, N. C. FKIDAY. MARCH 23, 1894 PRICE 5 i'RNTS r BCSIJttSS LOCALS L081V Wlw buckle with f.ei Y. W. 8., en(frTt on it Fimler will be re vsnWd lij leaving sstus it tUi office. - it VERT Handsome beef tod extra mutton this morning. &. Cohh A Sow. TO LOOK nioe, inm nice Ro to J. L. Hurufielri. ageat fnr . Waaamakor & Brown, Pbila , and vet job a suit of ciotbea to fit yon. Ciotliiog jnnde to orckr. Suits from 19- op. Apply at J. ft. Holland 4 Ob 5S Pollock Bt ' ReaKKlfally, ' .. f. J. L. Baktsticld. WANTED To loan money to ererjbodr. old and young on larorable term. per ' cent interest, Address 'for particulars. ' ; if. JotnuiAi offiee. MILK Loves S cents. Boowflake Bread 3 cents. Both are unsurpassed. .- . Clam Bahko Oo. BOLTED WateMniir Mesl at W. D. Baniugtoo's. tl A KIND and Gentle Horse six years old or sale. 0. E. Slover. A FULL line of spring and summer samples. It will be to your interest toei imine my samples lie lore purchasing elsewhere as satisraetion is always guaranteed. M samples are from the largest importing bouses You can get suits at your own prices, as one house alone occupies 15,000 squire feet of space, F. M. Cadwick, Merchant Tsilor, 43 Pollock stn-i. near - Postofflce. Z ft tr ALL persons having claims against me will please present them at once for i n mediate payment. I can lie found at my old staml until further notice. C. E. Si.oveb. ONE hundred cases of Pie Peachi for sale at J P. Taylor's and 8. H. Scott's at 10 cents a cin. OOAJ, NEWS. NEW ADVTlllTrSEHflCXTS. Itowaro. Lost- Silver Buckle. Good Friday. Straw hats are grviuully coming nut. The work of remodelling Mr. O. H. Galon's house on Broad St. was cora ' tnenced yesterday. Mr. J. A. Simpson has commenced the errection of Mr.Milton Uollowell's resi dence. Lawn tennis and base ball season is at hand. The two games take the eye of the passer at the Academy every after noon. Retiring P.atinaster, W. E. Clarke, goes bsc'.( to tho practice of his profession . the law. His office is the one roccntly vacated by (Mr. M. D. W, Stevenson. The A. Colin Piano and Organ Co., will, as nsuiil, have a fine array of the im plements they sell, at the Teacher Assem bly tliissession, for use of those attending, .., The congregation of the Presbyterian church lasr night again voted in tavor of making the chaiiges in the church already spoken of. No canvass for funds has been made but fee-w;ll offerings for the work now loot up $1,050. The work on the round bouse of the W. N. 3e N. R. R is progressing. The . house will stand between the tarn -table and Mr. Z. R. Folsom's residence and consequently will front toward Nense rirer, Mrs, Mary A. Neely. representing the ". Woman's Christian " Board of Missions made a talk at the Church of Christ last . night, She gave a brief review of the history of the work and its advancement - in Jamaica, Iudia,China'and Persia, Mrs. Neely has a very pleasant stylo of speech of theonversaticmal rfrdi-r. It was also inslruetivc and lienrd with close atten- : tion. " ,-. . . . Not Found Yet The Search Continues. ,,Mr. Boyall's ' body hat not yet been : found,"" kEd. L. Smith, a , very ... expert diver will dire ibr the body this morning between t and 7 o'clock' . v He says he can find It if it is within fllty or Beventy-flro ' yards of where he was drowned, . ""v ' University 6 ee Club. ' : v ' ' - ;i . The programmes used by the Gle Club at the last commencement exercise of the University were very handsomely gotten up. The second page shows a splendid group picture of the club. There will of course be some changes since,. The group represents the personal of the club in 1893 however it gives some . Idea of what there is In store for the people of New Berne nn the 89lb of March. These programmes jnay be seen in tbe various windows, as well as at the Hall. The Baptist Church Service, n - ' The congregation 1 at - the Baptist church last night, owing o the fact that . services were held iq flia other churches was tint as large as on the previous night but the services werejuit as interesting. Mr. Elsom preached on , Prevailing Prayer. Previous to the sermon ,be made a short talk from Luke 18:1 8. The psr.tbie of tha unjust jude. The tlireid of the talk being that men "ought always to pray and not to faint." The sermon was from Gen. 83:28,29, Jacob's wrestling all night with the a 1. -. A number of those present guve names of friends whom they desire . converted. ' ' v.i:i be ! "hi to day as usual , UaUftff u4 Mutt. ' Mr. C. M. Brown, President or lbs A. Doha Piano and Organ Co., it in the city looking to tbe Interest ol the New Bern Branch of the Company, be leaves to-day. Mr. LRoaenbanm left for tbe north to purchase spring stock. Mrs. K.T. C. Lewis and Mlas Lelia Lewis of Hobokeo, N. J., are visiting at Mr. J. A. Bryaa'a. Mr. H.BL Hardy of the Carolinian came up from Morebead He Is loaded on the whale question. . Mr. H. H. Brimley of the State Museum passed through last night en route to Morehead to take pictures of tbe wbale and secure anything desirable for preser vation, j Mrs. H. D. Qaskins returned from Cbocowinity township where she his been visiting relatives for several weeks. Mr E. L. Dixon of New York City is here at the Ful ford House for tbe truck season. Mr. Nixon was here lust season and made many Wends. He is repre sent! ig C. S. Darling & Co., one of tho oldest commission houses in New York. Mr. John Sherman, representing II. M. Rogers A jo. fish dealers of New York is in tbe city . Mr. John Matthews, of tho Courier re turned from Beaufort ycsUrday where he has been having a "whaling" big time. He was one ot those who proudly mount ed tfic bark of (lie monster, after be was dead and sale. Miss Wynduam Trupicr, of Raleigh ar rived to visit her cousin Major Graham Daves. Mr VY. W. Martin of D. J Foley & Co., of Baltimore spent yesterday in the city and will be around for several days. Cnpt. W. VY. Carraway or the Rich mond Dispatch leaves this morning for the Western part or the State. Gen'l W. G. Lewis, of Goldsboro is spendiLg a brief time in the city on business. Mrs. L. A. Franck, of Onslow county came up 10 visit her mother Mrs. J. P. C. Davis. Some General Facts About Whales Whales being the interesting topic now we take from Chsmliers Encyclopedia the followinfi points: The Right whale, f the species to which tbe last one taken at Morehead belongs)sttains a length of sixty or seven ty feet. The head of whales occupies from a third to a fourth of the whole length. The mouth is fifteen or sixteen lee long, but though tbe mouth is so large the pullet is very narrow; it is said to be only almut an inch and half in ilia neter in very large whiles. Suspended from tin- muf ol tin; inoiiih is tho elastic subslunce known as whale bone. It is in plates very close togcthei, so that the mouth is filled with it, it varies from a few inches up to (in r&re instances) ten and twelve feet. The vast mouth being opened, water is taken in and the small animals which enter with it arc retained for food, and the water allowed to escape by the sides of the mouth. Tbe blubber is from a foot to two feet in thickness, tbe whole mass in a large whale sometimes weighing more than thirty tons. The usuarrate of progress in swim ming is four or fire miles an hour. They are capable however of svimming with much greater rapidity. Whales usually come up to breathe every eight or ten minutes but are capa ble of remaining under water a half hour or more They generally remain ou tbe surface about two minutes during which time time they blow eight or nine times and then. descend. The noise which they make in blowing is very loud and tbe spout of water ejected ascenis, several yards into tbe air. appearing at a distance like puff of smoke. , Tbe flapping of their tails in sport in the water can be heard a distance of two or three miles off. ' The tail is extremely powerful; a single blow with it is sufficient to destroy a large boat, or toss it and the crew high in tbe air, so that the whale fishing is at tended with no little danger. . Congressman. Bland says the-ilonse Committee on Coinage hsa not called on Secretary Carlisle in regard to ithe ston ing of the Seigniorage bill, though in dividual members mar have done' so. He says be baa not abandoned his fiaht for free silver. The President and Sec retary Carlisle have a Ions conference on the Seigniorage bill. .The President re quests tbe New York Chamber of Com merce committee not to visit htm to arge the veto or the bill. - , - A Rare Chance. - You can bcyclothing at prices - that will astonish you.. Come and ' be con vinced. . , , Sam'l. Edwasds ' St Next to Duffy's Drag Store. "Tie off the usual run of things." V : 'T',:r; vV.'H v ..d . Skatubpkab v. rf 'Tla very much off the usual run of things for us to have in fants knit sacques in stock but they came along with some other sample goods and rather than return' tnem we will give the mothers of New Berne a chance to buy them cheaper than they can be knit. There are ahout CO of these.' The prices ruu from 25o to 11.50.. Also a lot of eam-1 f !e Clienile Table, Covers Tooth ani nail brushes. j. i r. no WAHD. WHALIIQ OFF H0KZHKAD Foar Sighted ana Two 11114 WlUta a Week-Deacrlytieei of Catching. Tbe great whale captnrsd at Caps Lookout Tuesday, by the brave and hardy Morehead fishermen attracted crowds of visitors Irom Beaufort, More head and vicinity. Many would have gone down from New Berne had a train been run to that a viiit to the interesting scene could hive been made and tbe visitor have gotten back borne the same day. These great monsteit of the itep never fail to attract attenii mi. The first wild-, ii; season, tin announced, ineasurio : over forty feet in length, w is caulit la- .v k. Tuesday threj more wr- I'n - v..nl sporting off the sh'ri chase was given and there not being men and boats enough to manage r.ll, tbe largest one was selected, attacked, killed and lrou.it to the ocean side ol Sbackleford's banks wheie he is now be ing cut up tnd tried into oil. The whale gave his captors, a three miles run before victory crowned their efforts. When first struck he was about fire miles out. and when about eiln miles out, he succumbed to the Ihreo harpoon wounds and eight bomb sh'its of his assailants. A whale's most vulnerable points are under bis two immense fins, this, on one side brings the weapon near his heart, and on the other also touches a vital spot. When a wh&le is to be taken, the first object to be attained is to make fast to him, so til it he cannot escape. This is done by having lines which can be let out at great length attached to the bar poons. After he is thus secured be is hot with bombs which explode after they are buried in his body. Tbe boats used in tli chase are long, swirt-moving ones built specially for tbe business. Five boats made the attack; tho victim having been selected, a boat ranged close alongside and the first harpoon was im bedded deeply in bis flesh. Then down the whale went winding off the line as he went. A whule, sound or wounded, cannot long remain under the water. Not being a true fish they have to come to the sur face at short intervals to breathe. s the watch was kept anil when the whale made his appearance it did not take long to plant another harpoon in him. Again be sank and th n with a third lur poon being made fast to him the firing began. The three harpoons an. I eight shots did the work. Boats then towed him as close to the shore as t'ie hugeness ol his body would permit, the incoming of the tide I ii":H aiding in this work. In color he is velvety black on the upper portions and white below. Measurements showed his dimensions to l.e ns follows: Length, between S3 uid 00 led; breadth, (Irom side to side) 20 feet; width, (frotn back downwi-dj 13 fuet; each fin is ten feet long and 6 feet wide; the flukes of bis tail, 16 feet from one tip to the other. The bone in his mouth measures seven feet. He will be cut up where he lies and then tried out in huge kettles on the shore. It is estimate ! that the whale will make 40 casks of oil and that his total worth will be between $1,800 and 12,000 dollars. Twenty-five men are interested in the returns. NAVAL RESERVES. Orders Relating to Reports, Parades, Inspections, Drills, Etc. Ordera.No. 6: 1. Gen. orders No. 4. series 18ML Adi. Gen Vs. offioe is herewith transmitted for the Information of the officer and men o'. the battalion. 8. In order to secure the appropriation i i i . icimrou . tu mo following reqmrmenu mast be observed: (a). Officers - commanding Divisions must mail on thejerrf oftaek month to toe battalion Commander, the monthly report of parade and inspection for the proceeding month. Paf. II. Gen. orders No. 8, series A. G. O.) Co). There most be a publio oarade on me streets oi ids city in wbicn the Di vision is located once in each month. This parade must be in full dress an'A rorm. At each parade tbe Division mtm be inspected bythe commanding officer. and all . orders received since tbe last pa- raue, puonsnea. (par. 210. Regulations as amended by uen. orciers o,o far. 11. aeries 1893, A. U U. . .j -. (c). In addition to the monthly parade and inspection at least twelve after (Jrilla mnsi lie octet aunng toe year. CPar. 210. Regulations as amended- bv uen. uruers wo. , far. 11 series . 188 , A. G. O. . ;-v..ri,:::i. - s-vi. (d At least seventv-flve ner cent of me muster roil must be turned out at the annual and monthly inspections and ' at the drills prescribed in tub. par. (c) (Par. 810. Regulations as amended by uen. orders jno. 8 far. II series 1898 A. 3. O.) ' . , . ' - -, 8. division commanders will be careful to see that the monthly reports show compliance with tbe above requirements. 4. Tbe Navy white duck suit with leg gings and watch caps will be considered tun dress until further orders. . . By order ol the commanding officer. ' ... C. C. Clam, J., LL J. G, Adjutant. Senator Call will mnVn k Act til the confirmation of a number of Presi- lantial appoiutmenti fr Florida, AX OWI8K POLICY. Ba4Uf Raw Material Abra4 aad Bay lag the Maaafactare4 Article. Hie Powhatan Clay manufacturing Co. Richmond, Va with works at Dorset, Vs is doing a big thing now in working up North Carolina clay into ornamental brick window caps and sills, tsrra cotta, lum ber virrifled paying brick, paving brick, dan a tile, etc The company some times since disco? ered that there is an abundant deposit of the finest Isort of clay, at Grover station on tbe Air Line road, south of Charlotte, and at one began negotiations with the owners. The tile men bought twenty- nine acres of clay arom Mr. Steven White for $500, and they have built a ware house 180x40 feet on the grounds. lliey bave already carried 300 car loads of clay from Grover to their works at Dorset. They also pet clay from Mr. Mattliew turner, who owns a linn ad joining that of Mr. While. The clny is shipped through Charlotte at the rate of twenty car loads per week. The coin pany says that it is the finest clay in the South. The above item is copied from t!ie Charlotte News. It is only one instance of many where North Carolinia's natural resources are furnished to factories lie yond her borders when the work could lie done on tbe ground, home labor cm ployed and home business lienefitted. We suppose there is hurdly a city in the State but what could show something similar. New Berne can at least in cottjn, wool, woods and other material" quantities of which are exported in the rouh instend ot !cing manufactured first ami the articles made shipped abroad. There is no question ol the advisability of having uioro home factores. Home capital could be turned in this direction with advantage to all.' CULLED ITEMS OF NEWS. Potter Palmer has purchased 800 Bibles for his big hotel in Chicago. The police census shows that there are 58,070 unemployed persons in Brooklyn. Manuel Garcia, who taught Jenny Lind, is still teaching, although he is in his ninotiet!; year Some ol the New York political bosses ure partial to striped sui.s this spring. The ir.iu who has something that oth ers want never lacks fl Uterers. The Savannah cotton mil's W-ive posted a notice ol reduction ot it) per cent in wages. At 11 o'clock Wednesday night it was staled that Senator Colquitt would not probably live uutu morning. His disso lution at any moment was looked f r Til bankers who recently subscribed the ."0 000,000 Government loan meet and adopt a resolution protesting the Scigniiiiagc bill. The German emperor recently 's-ii'il an order against officers ol tho army ii-ing single eye-g'asses. The London anarchists are more noisy than their Parisian prototypes,nnd proba bly for that very reason, are regarde I as less dangerous. Perhaps after all the timc-keepen beat more records than the ocean steamships do. The Kenuebec river is said to pour a greater volume of water into the sea than auy other river on the Atlantic or Gulf coast, from the St. John to tbe Mississip pi. Speaker Crisp seems bound to have a "quorum hunt" occasionally, which proves the truth or tbe saying tuat men are but overgrown childreu, whether in Uongress or elsewhere. If it be true that society punishes those who have been found out; Congressman Breckinridge cannot hope to escape. Mr. Gladstone received tbousauds 6f letters and telegrams expressing regret at tne necessity ot nis resigning Irom frem iershlp. Though this grandest of living men lias been compelled to reseign the exalted position through ill healtn, lie declares that he is not ont ot pontics. William Smith, of Concord, N. H., claims to have bred the shot that sunk tbe Alabama. He was boatswain on the Kearsarge and has many relics of bis old ship. There is no longer any power left in tbe mother-in-law joke. A Brazil (Ind.) man who died recently left his fortilne to his wire's mother, and with one blow, shat ters all precedent. Bahincr. tvwaer 'fihsotatety A Cream of tartar bakinar Dowaer Highest of all in leavening strength. Latest Uhitbd States Govkrmmrnt Poo Rbpobt. .- Rot at Bakoio Powbmb Co.. 108 Wall 8t. . Y. A Theyre Beaatie. At 00 cents .those Kid ' Button ' shoes for ladies, and guaranteed wear. Those at $1.00 and fl.W can't bn beat anywhere. .''.' ' ". ''. BAM I, KDWABDS; ' i. St, - r Next tiDuffy's Drug Store. ' -' Bead ThlSn. Calicos at 8 1-3 and 4 1-9 cents, worth S and 8. Ginghams at cents worth 8 and 10 cents. All dry goods in promo tion at Sam'l Edwards', Next to Duffy's Drug Store. 9c, WHAT ARE VE ( OMIMJ TO I Is Cleveland's ulminiotntmn a failure? This is hat the tropic are asking now. Is It truer Has be deceit ed them? It so this is a fearful re-pounlnlii t , and most grievously inut In' aiiir fir it. lias be IMraveU tbe -k red ini-l noosed is him by the people ! TIicm- are so'ctnn foceful words lull an. I pregnant with meaning. In the en at limnii .al stress that has r.K ked thi .iiintrv to and Iro ike a hu.;e earl liqu il.e I liousenN bate gone under never to rie agon. Who is to olamc ( Who h to blame lor I lie terrific strife that is m liing waged in liehalf of good times, the lilwnics of the people anil the prosperity of the country) Is it Cleveland i Is it the irreat demo cratic party of the country And niut the fact ever stare ui in the l'a-e and like Banquos'chost will it not "dottn at our bidding?" Although Cleveland may prove a failure ami wiiue ol hii appoint ees too, and all ifVmgs may fail, but llig Ike will never, and the people and the country are sate as long ;,s he can buy goods nt 40, .11) and 07 1-2' Is. on the dollar and sell thcni at le.i-oiiable and living prices. Big H e is he p.-opc s friend. Me neve'' dn cites them. He iffers no alluring hones that turns to asbes on tho (lips like dead sea I'm it. "He makes no promisi s to the ear and then breaks them to the heart, but lie marches straight on and up to ihe ncr- forman.u of duty, knowing that duty nobly done is life's highest and best en Icavor, tlierelore lie is a public. Ik ne- factor la'cause he places goo Is within the reach of all at nicely nominal pi ices, therubv enabling bolh others and him self to live, lie has evt r Imtii tie peo ple's friend, financially, and he Hill I e remembered by tlnini ioiw af.er imposi tions Ulltl disCCnicrs ll'vte been loI'Milo ll. because lie will be : .in, nil.eii d ;i the good that he lias done, know.ug that 14 The good that men 'io !ivi al':i i laeui. In conclusion as liig lk-ii is eter l i ih fully performed his duty to the people. He btiicve-ih.it t hey u i!l doilnir iluti to him ami continue Id palronie hiuijiti the lutiiic as in the nasi. Then will many hearts lie made h ippy.- and tl.ia political n.ght-niaie lli.i ha- -o long i.-r rorizeu ths people will be -wept aside i,i to the allusion's grave lo be remeuii'vicd no more sorever. I'crinit ll:g Ike to make hii politest bow to the p.'ople with the assurance that he is ever the (people's friend. THE WATER WORKS Will soon be finished. Do you want hot water at all hours at no ex tra cost. Call and see the FIDELITY RAHGE. L. E CUTLER & CO. NOTICE ! All Persons indebted to the late Firm of Barrington and Baxter are requested to come forward and SETTLE their ACCOUNTS, aa further indulg ence CANNOT be givsn. I cannot carry on my BUS INESS without C-A-S-H. I havo refrained from Bush ing those who owe me. think ing they would come forward and settle, but I am now com pelled to resort to more ur gent means "W. O. Uarringfton, SUCCESSOR TO Barrington fc 1 laxter 67 Middle St. DON'T DON'T DON'T Let your child our. his teeth on a plated spoon. lam selling Qoruam Company's Solid Sterling SILVER SPOONS V For $4.00 per Set. I have few Stick Pins left at lOots. each. TTni r "Pi n s tl 50 tnd higher. . . Those little Silver . Souvenir Sooons at 75ota are not high, . E7 Oome and see me. ' '. E1T0U. The: Jeweler. 97 Middle St. - f "I Opp. Baptist Church, POSTPONED ! NEW YORK, Mar. 1994 JOHN DUNN, Grocer, Sudden illness of our Demonstrator, Miss Reddy, compells post ponement of Exhibit at your store to work beginning April sec ond. Please announce change in Newspaper. C. J. VAN HOQTAN & THE ABOVE Telegram received to day and Explains itself. The Citizens or are invited to visit my store from April 2nd to 7th inclusive, to taste a cup of Van Rou ten's Famous Co coa. WrsiiiTl I'ulK John Dunn. JUST Received SO CASES OF FINE California Peaches, Standard goods.bought low and sold low, ONLY I 7 cts A CAN They are Going Fast. Call and see them. JOHN) DUNN, (.y ' V, . .!V V "' " '7 i-A ITo. 5S & 57 Pollsofe Et You May Travel AROUND THE GLOBE And you will not find such opportunities to save money ;is are of fered at the - Mammoth - Establishment OF Hackburn & Willett, -o o - GLOBE TAOTTERS Stand ty us, and the man in the moon "backs it up, that no where in the CITY can Better Bargains UK )U l'AIEU. -O O o- Those who go from place to place, final ly, after looking ivery where, coma back to us to make their. Purchases. FOR THEY FIND THEY v can not do as well any- ' where els; ' C7 C: r