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- . aily Journal. THE VOL. XIII.NO. 2tf: NEW HERNE. N. CL THURSDAY. MAY 3, 1894 PRICE 5 CENTS. D BCSIStSS LOCALS. JUST BECEIVEDA lot C G return lM CbocoUl vatrn at W. D. Barrioj ton'r. FOR A LB A. No. I, lidr-wddle, good condition, price tea dollira. Apply to Cbarlu L. It m. in TO THE LADIES Ibara Just rretWed - foil line of Mmplet of foreign and do mrat'c Axtm goods confuting of noTt-ltie In woolens and silks, tliey are from a trading American reprweoUtiTe of Paris and London concern. Pleam call and rx-tmins Mine. Bou Cohkb, Red 8tr Clothier. MACiilNE and band made brick in any quantity for nvle. ,28tf Chab. Rkizbhtbi!i. A, 25 cent soup fir en cent, nsle of Lama oil, untter mil ani oiyceniie c eentlv perfumed, try one cake. a261w W. D. Barrikotoh. WHEN Borsxine is osed according to directions, a third of the labor nnl the cost of soap in ordirwrT washing is saved. Samples free at J: F. T.ylor's. A Nice lot of small hams and shoulders t W. D. 3srringtnn's. TRY Oaskill's Creatn Drinks, tliey are 8ne. Nothing but pure cream used in making tliem. Orange, Pineapple, Vnnilla, Strawberry, Raspberry an J Bunnn:is. A's Ice Cream Soda. tt. JUST Received a fine lot of liunanas t J. R. Parish, Jr. JUST received u fine line of l-iti-t style Derby bats. W. D. Barring t' I HAVE.jnst received a cew In; of Spring and Summer samples from Wanamakcr & Brown, Philadelphia, ami samples l silk Vests. They arc cheap as the times are hard. Come and look at tliein. Jacob Hartsfikld, with J. B. Holland & Co., No. 13 Pollock St. DID you know that all kinds of repair work could be done, at Hulls 'iros. Gun Smith Shops. Reasonable prices and sitisfactioo guaranteed. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Howaixi. C. L. Ives For Sale. W. D. Barrington Just Received. Catches of big drums are frequent oc currences n"W. Capt Win Mason had another good load of them in yesterday. Mr. Jonathan Havens, list-taker an nounces that he will be at the court house Iroin June 1st tr June 30th to list the taxable of tha citizens of this town ship. The King's Daughters and Sons have been expecting to hive a festival of Kol-cj but on accouut of the scarcity of flowers have been oblige 1 t defer it. They hope however to have it at an early date. In an unusualy dry time like thu pre sent, mills should take special precau tions to iruarJ against accidental tires liability. " If a fire should get n hold now, it might prove a very serious one. One mill came near having a lire yester day. Mr. T. C. Daniels is in receipt of a challenge from the manager of the More bead baseball team to play the first nine of New Berje on thu 10th, Memorial Day. The boys are putting their dia mond at the Fair grounds in good shape, and it Is probable that they will accept the challenge. One week from to-day is Confederate Memorial Dav. Cant. W. B. Lane, as we have already announced, will de liver the oration, and a cheap cut excur sion will be run from Morebead to New , Berne to bring them from that direction to the city. It is only $1.00 for the round trip and intermediate points in proportion. A good number are expect ed np to partiaipate in the interesting ex ercises. Mr. N. H. Wood, of Norfolk, came in onthW. N. & N. train yesterday en route to his home. Mr. Wood attended tho World's Fair last June and since then he baa been in the extreme West-Wash. Ington Territory, etc., on a pleasure trip. He fa now directly from Southern Cali fornia and he informs ns that crops out there aw suffering greatly Irom a revere drouth, wheat and barley, of which im mense fields are planted, being affected. much He Was Rot roloned. There was absolutely nothing in the allegation that Jos. Haddon, col , came to his death from tbe effects of poison. The most ligid testa by Dr. Linster Duffy, connty Superintendent of Health, upon the stomach of tho deceased, have foiled to develop signs of the presence of anypoinonswijstance,whalcvir." Water Work Accepted." - The Water works as far aa completed were accepted yesterday by the city coua cil in special meeting. : v ' t- '! . The drinking - fountain and ornament al fountain remaia to i- be placed in posit ion. Ttis to expected to lie don 4 in a few dtys.' . ; " $J Will Re-Build. - ! Mr. Lovitt Hines returned Wednesilay morning to Greenville, unci Mr. 8.. C. Hamilton lelt in the alteinoon on the steamer Neuse for the North JO sell tbe rough lumber lelt on hand at thcir'milli alter the fire which destroyed their pan i! 1 mill, and to purchase a new outfit of tii ' ' ry to reula-e the destroyed prop- Ti. y will re-build as quickly as P?- COMMITTED UCIDE. C H. Fletcher, Bar. keener. Ends Ills Life With Morphine. C. IL Fletct", who moved to New Berne Irom Middieton, llydu comity, a lew months ago and Ixiught out the bar room business ol 11. II. Scott, died Wed nesday morning about ftoYWxk from the effects ol mmphine. The previous day the dc-fim-d attended the picnic at Vanct'bor, came home in the afternoon, biiame intoxicated and about midnight took the morphine wliidi ended hUlil'e. He had lxt-n disipated before. No cause is s'j far known fnr the act. Hia clerk, Mr. Jeff Ituff, who .lept in the store with him made the following statement: "Abiut 13 o'clock in the night 1 was waked by talk in' in the lur and asked Fletclier why he did not close tin- door, that trade was dull and he would u't no more money. Alter he clo-e I. he came hack in the room and took a seat on the Sutii. I told him to (oine in and go to bed." He said : "If I pi to bed I can't sleep. Jetf, if unv thing was to happen to inc. what would you do with my stun" I told liim I would semi it to his sister, and asked it' he hud any nolion of dy nt;. He replied he "might hapH.n to drop off." "I laid down in unnlhi-r room and went to sleep. About 3 a. in. 1 was again wake I l a noise like a dog choked. (Jot up and got my pi-tol nit of the drawer, looked over the counter and sav Flitchcr. Went to him, got him h the arm and tried ti wake him, but could not. I then put on my doilies, went out and woke up John Wright and told him I believid Fletcher :is dying. John sai l lie reckoned he had the 'diuiikin honors. Soon nfier Mr. Jim M anwell came in who said he thought he was drunk. "Behind the counter, I picked up a label off a morphine bottle. Alter twice looking for the h it lie it was lound in the left vest pocket. There were some four teen grains missing in the vial. "I sent for Dr. I'ritimw wh arrived about five o'clock and workid on him 'till eight when he died.'' The remains were taken down lo his old home lor interment. The tait made nt nnun. Mr. leteher w;n a single man, but has relatives in Hyd-i c -unity. This death teaches its own moral. Th) Vancchoro Picnic The base ball ".uime between the Su periors of Xew Heine mid the Carolina of Vancchoro resulted in a victory for the former. The score was 27 to 7. The Superiors proudly b asl of having never lieen hi aim." The game, took place on the ollt-skii ts ol V on e'ior.1. The picnic al ('nwpeii I.iniliiig n hirh prectibd the ball game was a great suc cess. Hundreds altended IV0111 all the country around unci had a very merry time. At uight a basket party was held at Vnnceboro. It was followed by a dance which lasted into tho "wee sum" hours. There was a good number in attend ance from New Berne, all of whom re turned home yesterday morning. The manager nf the base ball team, we ate told, lost Both of his shoe sides ''on the floor." All who attended seem to have had one of the jolliest times of their lives. Around the W. N. and . Depot. TheW. N.& N. Railroad side track which runs up to tbe depot is baing changeo so as to make it longer. This is being done by making it b:gin at Graves street instead of below there. As the track runs clear on to the river, this will make room for a fairly long train to stand upon it. As soon as the work on this track is completed, the side track to the turntable and the short tracks from that to the round house will be constructed. The railroad authorities are also having a good piece of work done on the cart- rwaysoftho street on 'each side of the track from Hancock street down. It is being covered deeply with shell . marl taken trom a bed through which, tbe road passes near Polloksville. This, os it packs down will make ti e street hard and durable. V. The Free Will Baptist Revival. This afternoon services will bo held in die Free Will Baptist church nod at 8 o'clock Rev. W. W. Lewis, who has bsen assisting in the meeting, will preach his last sermon and this " may. end the series W meetings. . . - 'r Bo far there have " been thirteen -,con- verts; twelve of these have given in their names to Join the' church in which they were converted tbe other will' join the Methodist church. -. :. " :- All Connections Promptly Mad by the Steamer Newberne. - . - , The' following telegram sTwas received yesterday by Mr. Ralph Gray,, agent of the N. N. and W. line : v: , . ; ""- , ixoKirmiK, Tit, may a, .: Newberne arrived i p. m, .AH connec tions made, - ': ?- Dentist ;Meet.' f-j The State Dental Association met in Durham on Tuesday. . Dr. C.'A. Romin-, ger, of Reeilsville, President in tbe chair. Twenty five delegates were present. Mr, J. H. Sauthgate, of Durham, made the a Mre of-welcome, Which was. responds ed to by Br, J. 1L Durham. : - ; TlXIDERXIZlSU ALLIUiTOB. hone of the Curiasltlef f their Anno my as Reveiu 4 In the Work. Dropping in at Mr. George Moulton's taxidermy establishment we found biin at work mounting the two alligators for Mr. Tho. A. Mclntyr. , president ot the W. N. & H. II , and 'earned a few curious facto from him almut these animals. Mr. Monltoo had the live foot alligator mounted in a walking position and look ing natural as life, and was at work on the larger one, hu h measures full eleven fivl and i" is1 i 111 ued by M r, Moiilfm to h.tve wei-jh -J, al least, 400 pounds - po--s-b'y mote. It wiil li -i 11 I'.iat at the lime this allim;. - 1. M l mc 10M that one of the 1 ill ''a! N si 1 11; 1 .1 squarely He leen the 1 t 11 : I was this kill vthich we ju igc 1 v i..e 1 ,n life, but not so. The aldgaioi's skull l-cuic actually split the lui'h t i'lin two ciit d parts and they poss-alori-i in different diiei timis until their fine was pent- Mr Moult ni now has the to parts just -, 0,,k thcui out. An alli'aloi's skull Iviie. Mr. Moulton i-it'-rms in, is as h ud as iron and is ini pi net rahle bv ordiitirv means, except, pei'ch.nice. dirccllv through the ec. Another as cin-huig feature nt an dii i it"- n the -. of his hrnill. Mr. Moul ton. h el with eon 1 i 1. lied ell'oit, bt oken in to the skull ol this niuiisl.'f, with ham r in 1 c ld c'lisei. and removed the brain The l r 1111 as slimvii to b; not as 1 ire as the Inai'i of a coiumon fowl The cavitv final which it was t iken vvas not as 1 ir.'r as the first joint of a man's thumb. Til" above far s show the folly of nnv h inters ever shooting at an alliga tor's lie ul. If In- Mas struck the bill might give him a headache bat th it would be ab uit all. The most vulnerable paint of an alliga tor is just back ol his f'tvlcgs. Coming ami (ioins Mr. I". (J. Simiiioii-, 1 auie down Irom Raleigh last night t 1 spend a week or two in the city. .Messrs. (ieo. II. lioVrK Sr.. and Jr.. relurtu'il home last night IV.nn Wilming ton. Mr. Charles Fowler, chairman Pamlico Hoard of t 'ounty 10 iiinissionet s w as in the city yisterdav. Mr V. T. Caho. atlornev of ib Hoard of (Jonimissionefs of I'.inilico left for Pamlico to Attend a meeting of the Hoard. Mr. .). T. Witilield, of Choeowmity. formerly of New Heine, is in (he cite. Mr. t'. D. Dockham Ml nn the steamer Neuse for New York. Mr. P. M. l'eursall. returned fi-nn Wil mington where he 1 1 1 s In i'ii mi pro'es sional business. ('apt. David Hid, of Washington, . ('. wdio lias been visiting his liilher-in-law, Mr. Sam'l Duffy, h it yelcr lay for N'or folk on luisiness. His wile anil daughter and Mrs Hills' sister, Miss Mary I.. Dully necompanied him for Ihe pleasure of the trip. They will all come lurk to New Heine. Capt. Newsome, ol Wilmington, came up en route to Pamlico on business. The Hall Lecture. Dr. Win. K. Hal', of Xew York, bus rather an abridged subject to talk on to night "Wanted A Man" -but if you can not see much in these few words, go and hear for yourself. Tho lecaire will be held nt the Church of Christ at a quarter 10 nine o'clock The hour has been made late in order that those attending prayer meeting and de siriDg to hear him, will have an oppor tunity. Kspecially would we to glad to have our young men h .'ar Dr. Hall on this subject. Tickets are on sale at Nunn & McSor- ley's this morning at ton o'clock. Another Newspaper Han Gone. News has reached here of the ' unex pected death of Geo. W. Abell, owner of tho Baltimore Sun, in that city 011 the evening of tho 1st. Mr. Abell succeeded his honored father. the founder of the Sun, and possibly the best known and most popular newspaper man in the country. He was especially beloved in tho South, for which be did much. , . Abell the younger, just deceased, ran the Sun upon the methods established by his father, and as a business man was successful. It is no "detriment to his ashes to say in broad views and well timed large chari ties hj was not -comparable with his fath.r. " s- .:- . Feast of thn Ascension. Thursday, May 3, will to. the'Feast of theAscension of our Lord. Services will lie the same in the Catholic church as on Sunday. '. ; y Rav. P. F. QrjlNN. . ''The y jars between have taught some sweet, some bitter lessons. 'V " "" Lowkix.. . ' How long have you been buy ing Clothe8?$" Ifyott have been bilying them a number of . years you have in that time had some bitter lessons...', -They,,, did not prove as good as you expected. Now ' the Clothing," ' Hats anS Shoes' we sell art? 'bought "of i re-! liable dealers, and we try to give your money's worth. Sea us when you need anything in out line. '4; '-'X- i":-4"-::, :fr;iTl HOWARD.! " HOX. UEO. E. B1DUE K Hruator Vauce's Opinion of Tkls Ureal New Beralaa. Editor Joi h.nai. The eulogies lately delivered on tiov. Vance reiuili'ls me of his opinion of S imtnr Hadger, exprwsed in an a'lle speech, made in the Semite some years ago Aftir quoting from a seech mu le by Senator badger, in the l'helpt case, he ent on lo sav of him "UiLt lie was tbe greatest lawyer Ins State bad ever pro duced and that he was possess! of an intellect profound as that of Hacon, analytic as that of Ytarne, and ac ute as that of Pascnl. As another evidence of the esteem in which he was held by the great men of bis day. thu following letter of Daniel Welntci's written to Judge Story, is given in Tbe North (.' rolina Teacher of January, 1887. "Dear Sir. I present you my liiend, Hon. (teorge K. Badger of North Caro lina your equal, and the superior of yours repseclfully, I) Wf.ustkk " Si nat ir I!a Iger, was bora at New Berne, 1795. At the age of seventeen he left Yale College anil studied law under his niaterniil uncle Hon. John Stank. In I M4 license tn practice law was granted him and in the following year, though only twenty years old he Was admitted to practice in the Superior courts. When only twenty five years old he was ap pointed Judge of the Superior court and he was Svivtary of the Navy under Hur tison and lyler, and afterwards served c'-'ht years as tinted States Senator am. mil: such men as Calhoun Clav, Vel- ster, Manguiu, Corwin, I)oui;Imss mid I! 11I011. He was considered the peer of any tnenilier of the Senate. ins tasi oiinial service lor Male was di-charged as a member ol the conven tion wliiih pissed the ordinance of seces sion, lie was averse '.o w ithdrawal from the I'. noil hut when it came to be a choice h.-tween lighting bis own kindml and friends or fighting against their in vading foes, he, in company with the wisest and best men took his stand with his ( pie and was true to the Southern Conleoeracy. Judge li-ulu'cr made Raleigh his home in 18Ja and resided there until his death of paralysis, May 11, lHOli. (T libEl) ITEMS Or' NEWS. Americans are said to be the best pen men in the world, and the Britis i come next. Sutely our lawyers must have been overlooked. Some of the lish in the K'oynl aqua rium at St. Petersburg have been exhibit ed for the last 150 years. Tne greatest fishway in the world is in the course of construction on the Poto mac at the Great Fall". When it is com pleted it will carry tlsli over a vertical fall of 11 loet. The Third Ohio Congressional District in the special election held Monday, went Democratic by about 3,000 majority. The May Day Labor parade in New York cit on Monday night passed off without the expected excilei it and IrotihY. It is Mateo that 227 persons lost their lives by the recent earthquake 111 (ireece. The Seaboard Air Line is cutting down expenses by curtailing its force nil the way Irom Portsmouth, Va., to Atlanta, (a. Sixty odd workmen have been dis charged from the machine shops at Ports mouth, Va. .1. W. Oast, supervising inspector of steam vessels for the Xortolk, Va., dis trict has tendered his resignation to Secretary Carlisle, and it has been ac cepted. The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of North Carolina will meet in Charlotte next week. The railroads are giving reduced rate round trip tickets for the occasion. The strike on the (ireat Northern Rail road is ended. Its 3,700 miles of track lias been nearly idle the past two weeks. The strikers have obtained nearly all the concessions asked and will resume work in a happy good humor. Th: Wasfiington Progress tells of a nrery large caicli of herrings in the Roan oke river recently. Hie seines had to ba stopped as the catch was so large that hands could not be secured to dress and pack them. What do you think of this which we take from an exchange: It is reported that there is a Strang movement among the Republicans to elect Peter C. Pritch ard, of Madison county, to the United States Senator, and it is now said that they will do their utmost to get a majority in the next legislature. Judgments against the stockholders of the People's National Bank of Fayette villo upon the assessmet of 50 per cent levied on stock for benefit of depositors, were obtained in the United States court at Wilmington on Tuesday aggregating $25,500. It will be remembered that the breaking of this Bank occasioned much interest, and the people at large are gratified that depositors are to get their money. - The Beauford Herald says: "Sen L. A. Potter has received the appointment as clerk of the Superior Court vice Mr. J. D. Davis resigned. Mr. Putter is a gentle man of forensic ability and will fill the clerk's office with credit to himself and to the county. He was sworn in at special meeting of the Board of County Commis sioner. . . , 1 . , : ' Judas Sacombe of the United Stales Circuit Court at New York on Tuesday denied the, motion of tne American To bacco "Company (Cigarette trust) to re strain the other company (American Ciga rette anrl Tobacco) Irom using certain machines.. ' Had tbe motion been granted there would havi) practically been no cijp arettes made except by one firm, t . . ' . n :' '. - 11 Heit York Track Qao tattoos. . Strawberries, SO to 85c ' Asparagus. $1.50 to $2. Peas, $3' to '4. ' Cabbage, i - v7..r.rv;A'.;Vi Registration Books Open' d Registration Imoks for .he Second Ward, city of New Id rue. uiil In' 1. pen 1 Thursday, Fiiday nd Saturday. Mv 3rd, ! 4th and 5th, 1894. al the Court Hon. I J W. Watsds, I K-jjistnr I The Registration Hook for the Third ' Ward, City of New Hi rne. will ! open) Thursday. Friday iml Saturday, M 11 :l I, 4th and 5tb; al K. M. Houdi 11'. -ton No. 44 Middle street. P. M. Howdln, Uegi-trur. Registration book for the 4th ard City of New Heme, will In- open Tlnir-- lay, Kridnv and Saturday. May .! I. t'l and 5th, at the corner of ( ineeu a id I' e- lute streets. Musi s limn tils U ei-'l ,1 Ilegistnitton Hook lor the K1I1I1 W ,e' City ot New Kerne, n ill be 011 u I'll 11- dav, Friday and Saturday, M i ! and 5lh, a T. Y. M Carl In s -in 55, inaction ol (I'rii and I'oM h k W. I'. Ml.TlS. Kejl 4th No. New York i-itv. with its ::hii.ihhi lirew-. nun proii rlv 1 - nd t more Israelites than Absolutely Pure A eroam .if tartar baklne 1 . . . , 1 r Highest of all in leavenine; si biTKST LNITKIl Si nun I. (iv. Fooo Rki'out R-ital Haki.no I'owdkk Co., ; IK NT W 1 St.. N. 1 . The fact ol I.WIl. kin.ua tin I'oi' It A( Hi: mji -uib l-'ronl and Pud Streets, Ivi. .0 V 11 Apply to Akh .limes, n. TWO IRON SAKKS, l hie w cinlnii'j I .in i' 1 j -1 1 ' 1 . (iml Just from the Kaeloi . I 1 1 ' h.i . 1,1 1 1. n into my hands and i 1 1 li I ( a l.liKAT SACHIF li'li. lleniember, whenoii .111' ;n :iiit ol anything in the 1! ANKIII I ' I' I ,'m IIH. IKK is the place to get it. You can always save moiiev by iooknej over the (iKMAT AMKIMl A HANK HL'I'T DKALKliS STOCK. MY LINE OF Zeigler's Shoes IIAYI-: Ai:i:ivi'.i' : : I IoW lllllll V hcat'l.s will palpilale 111 delight at this iutelli'.'eni c. A More Complete Line -OF Llios., Iis,;"' & Chihlrens' Slu High Cut and Low ( ul. would Ik- impos sible lo find. Ziegler Shoes are lower in price than ever before, but still (hey keep the Mine high slumlord of excellence. My Straw Hats Have also arrived but it i too Cold to mention them. "W. I). Bamnston, 67 Middle St. I3RADHAM & BRt)CK Br as Co., FILL PRESCRIPTIONS AT ANY HOUR OF NIGHT. - E- O. P- DAILY - FREIGHT - LINE! On and after Monday April Hi, a Steamer of this lino will sail from New Beino DAILY (Sunday excepted) at 4 P. M., until further notice. THE STR. NEUSE Carrying the TJ. S. Mail and l as sen ;er8 will sail as usual on Mon day's, Wednesday's and Friday's. GEO HENDERSON, Agt. New Berne, N. O.April 9ch 1894. THEY HAVE . E. il. Beed's OXFORD SHOES,. 3SBoth high and low. Just the the thing for Spring and Summer wear. , , . - Call and see them. ' :.( , " ' T. J. BAXTER. t I u rt ' : Middie Street. 4 - . WW si WILLETT. Stirring upTrade if t 1 L. M I Is Not so Yuy Ihinl wiicn we make the: INDUCEMENT THAT EVERYBODY Is Astonished AND PEOPLE WHO Buy Are Immensely Pleased. STIRRING Is kept up constantly, although things are or dinarily dull at this time. -0 o- THE REASON Is that People na turally come where they are sure to get FULL VALU K FOH TIIEIJR. MONEY. No Forced, Cut or closing out sales nec essary at the Stores ot HACKBURN & flLLETT 4q -Pollock Street ' Z V.' ,il f . - ) r WE1 -A- FINE LOT OF SHAFER'S Sugar Cured Fiist, In. Small Pig Hams, CHOICE STRAPS AND Small Shoulders. M. C. Hams Beautifully Cured, only I 2 I B2ors Another larc Invoice of California Evap ated Fruits Just in. California Prunes 10c " Extra. 15c Pears 10c Peaches 15c " peeled, 20c Apricots 20c Fdccy Dried Apples 10c Fancy Evaporated Ap ples 15c Another lot of those Fine California Peach es 31b standard goods 17 ONLY cts A CAN -:.'f '' ".'