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V HE mm OURNAL. VOL. XIII. NO. 42. NEW BERNE, N. C.. THURSDAY. MAY 24, 1894 PRICE 5 'KNTS 7 BCSlStSS LOCALS. A NKW supply of North Carolina pepper cored turns. ery on. m23(f Lcca A Linns. 100 DOZEN ton at . H. Finn'i. 117 Broad Hu Prioa 15ct per dosen. - St MONEY ?eil money made. Bay tour Medicine at Mace's Drug Btors. Too will aave money on every purchase. Quality gutrjuteod. . A trial will convince BIBLK and call gong takes from Rocky Ran Methodist church, col Aoy infor mal ioa aa to whereabouts ofsaine will 1 thankfully ' recetred. Address Geo. Jones, New Bertr, N. C. - d&wlt -,"lv TO BENT for the Summer, fornlahed homo 'Apply elthu Office. - St IF you owe me pleaae pa me.' . - . - . 0. JS. Butvn. MACHINE and band made brick in toy quantity for tale. : - - a28tf -' . KauusTcnr. WHEN Bowiine la osed according to directions, a third of the labor and the coat or soap in ordinary washing la tared, Samples free at J. F. Taylor'a. TRY Oaskill't Cream Drink, they are - fine. Nothing hut pure cream need in making them. Orange, Pineapple, Vanilla, Strawberry, Raspberry and Bananas. Also . Ice Cream Sods. - - tt. I U AVE lost received a cew lot of Spring - and Summer samples from Wanamaker & Brown, Philadelphia, and sarapit-s ol : " ailk Vests. They are cheap U the time -V are bard. . Come and look at them. --' Jacob HAKTsrtBLD, with J. B. Holland t v A Co., No. 18 Pollock St. LOCAL NEWS. HEW A 0 YKRT18KMENT8. Howard.' "- II-c Vburo ft Willett The Big If. ' The nanol Tliurs-lay evening prayer meeting of the P.esbyterUo church will be postponed until Friday 8 p. in. ' Ge. Creidle, the colored man who was accidentally ahot in the leg Tuesday night bgettiug alonit very well under the treatment of Dr. Liooater Duffy. ' .'--Messrs, J. J, Disosway & Co. arere- ? painting their More, and lettering their windowa. The work adds considerably ". to the look of the place. , ' Judge Seymour heard a case in adintr . al'.y yeeurdity against the Lizzie. E. James or seaman wages, He reserved . .bis decision. - Mr. John Hall showed us a curious umbrella at hi shop. Just preesa'iot ; too. on the handle for an instant and the - umbrella slowly ribes. Pressing, an- .other place on the handle brings it down. ; . The Charlotte New sty tuAt The sUndofcolbinisnid tobe very imper. fest, especially on tod lands, Many lai- ' me i are plowin j up and planting over. This CJtton that has sprouted baa a . very hlt!iy lojkiog growth. - w; If the" weather is right for tt, the Pres. f byterian picnic will leave this ' morning ' Iron the foot of Craven street and go jip i, Trent river. If the weather le uolavor v able the picnic will bs postponed until ; to-morrow. - . -, , :? The western show window of Messrs. Ilackburu & Willett's store is well sup plied with beautiful well-framed pictures ' Which are being disposed of by prescnt ing one to each Sea Foam Baking ' powder cub comer. They are not adver ..tising pictures but gems which would . ' grace any home, v V . ; . A Pension Agent In Trouble. Fred Douglass, colored, pension agent, -. - has . been arrested and placed under a $250 bond for his appearance before X. ' QiHill,': U, S," Commissioner, Monday . afternoon directly alter the ariival of the trUn. . . The charge against him is making ' excessive charges more' than the gov . erament regulations allow for the work '- performed 'y-Z'-'":?:.' - District. Attorney Aycock will be down ' Monday night to prosecute, and W. W. Clark, L. J. Moore and B. W.; William ' son are attorneys for defence. ; ; ' The government bas also notified , the dr&ndent to show-cause why, bis name should not be dropped from its list of 7: agents. ' .. -. , 7 W, R Henry Friday Ntght. . n Dont - miss hearing this .popular ' North Carolina lecturer on ' Friday night. :)irys.jXJy.:. His subject will be "Woma'j, j Her History and Heroism:'' Her place : and - - Powcr.:v-;''-;v''"-;-;:.'(f-.. ; Hon. Elias Carr, Governor . of North 'r ' Carolina pays: . "Walter - R. Henry 4t North Carol-na, is an omtoraod a scholar of fine attainments. Mr. nenry is a gen tleman ol the very highest standing and has attained eminence in his native State. For the Past ten years he bas been contio uou!y in tho field whenever : the services of a stirring political orator were re quired. . ... ; V-'"--.-'A A Cutter for tk. New Eerne Reserves; T!io practice boat of the New Berne Eivi ; .nof Naval reserves, a ten-oared c.rtfr, has arrived. It cauiie by the f ' .t train of Ihe W. N. & N. Riilroad au J wns shippcl here by order ot Liut. V;"i, -y.y from the Wilmington Division ; .. .".) . It is a vory good bnnt and is one of f' e : ' -'-I to t! e p-.'tirtor Kantn. I f, i::i : r r. ! ( f t:.e V .: : ' S I. ia fr .. ! I The Beee Festival as! EaterUleaeat The Y. M. Q A. Hall was very pretti ly decorated last night for the entertain ment and festival. Evergreens adorned the walls and the booths were covered according to the regulations. . The pink booth was in the centra of the stage, the red one by the western wall close to the stage, the yellow one oe the opposite side and the white one at the rear. "... -'- ' !.v .-.. Flo wen of the tame color as each bopth preponderated on each one, but a lew of other colors were intermingled with good effect. . Piano lamps, candles and Japan ese lanterns still further brightened the booths sod rooms. , The young ladies, costumed to correspond with the booth at which they served,looked charm log. Tbe entertainment, about three-quarters of an hour in length, pleased all. Tbe orchestra did well. "The Joy of Serv ice" was beautifully rendered by the Kings Son and Daughters. The cornet duet by Meawrs. Harper and Wood, and the plane duet by Misses Mamie Daniels and Clementine Whitford, the vocal dnet by Misses Stella Roberts snd Clarita Clark,-and the vocal trio by Misses Stella Roberts, Etta Nuun and Maud Land, were all warmly applauded. Tbe read ing by Miss Msy Hendren was one of tbe best events of the evening. The programme being over, the assem bled audience, about a hundred in number, gave the attention to the tempting refreshments. Tbe attendance was very gratifying, considering that it was a rainy night, and tbe pleasurable and financial results were both very satisfactory. The sum of money realized was about forty dollars. The white booth took in the mo.st mon ey and the pink ono won as being the prettiest Save the disadvantage in col on, the yellow and red booths were not one whit behind the other two in design or taste in arrangement. The orchestra won two reputations its fine music, and wonderful ability in getting away with cream and cake Coming and Going; Mr. J. O. C. Roberts, assistant chief of the hi division of the U. S, pension office is in the city. Mrs. F. L Hunter, of Henderson, is visiting her father Mr. N. S. Richardson. Mr. O. H, Guiou went down to Beau fort and Mr. P. M Pearsall, to Morehead City on professional busiuess. Mr. Won. H. Oliver, of this city, and Messrs. T. T. Hay, John B. Kennedy and 0. Wortham went down to Morehead last night to settle the insurance losses by the late fire there. Miss Emma Katie Jones loft yesterday morning to visit Miss Lou Oorrell of Winston. Rev. N. M. Jurney, who has been spending awhile on the sea coast passed through route to his home yesterday morning. He tells as there wss a good rain at Morehead :' yesterday morn ing. . - Col WnrL DeRossett, Messrs Gabriel Holmes, Norwood Giles and Wm, Calder, all of Wilmington, came up last night on the W. N & N. train and took the steam er Neuse immediately for Edenton to at tend the Episcopal Council of the East Carolina district fir. A. J. DeRossett and Rev. RobV Strange, of the ssme city, and Bar. Mr.Mathias, of Baaulort, who came up Ihe previous day, also left on the steamer Neuse for the tame pur pose. Those from New Berne who went were Rev. T. M. N. George, Maj. D. T. CarrawAy, Messrs. Geo. II. Roberts ami E.K. Bishop., . . ' t, . First Shipment -..- . -'Af Beans are ..bow- going off by' eve' y steamer, though not in large quantities. New Irish, potato shipments have also begun.-'!. v Home ol the potatoes shipped yesterday came from Scott's H'll (within about fif teen miles of Wilmington) over tbe W. N. & N. Railroad. Tbis looks as if that region will furnish something in the truck Une.;-;-:::,.W.' Tt-'is, fii-.j' ?:Zc?--' The first potatoes from Nw Barne, only two barrels, en off Tuesday by the steamer -Neuse. They were pretty good ones - , ; 'J ' : V" i ;;V " ; The first beans, ab ut a dozen itoxes, wsnt off ; Monday. The shipments' on these crops will now increase until large quanlitits of each, are b ing sent off, but the shipments will not be as Urge as in previous years, although there is ground far the hope that prices will continue to rule good, and in this way make the crop a paying one after all. It has hap pened sometimes in tracking experiences thrt crops partially destroyed proved to be among the most profitable ones. : ' ' Truck growing has been somewhat un fortunate tbis year. The bright hope s of planting time were blasted by a killing frost soon after the seed came up; this wss followed by an extensive drouth, curtailing everything; even cabbages have only about paid eipemes, sod the potato crop is cut short greatly, and the bulk of it will be somewhat late by reason of the drawbacks. They are scarce now and as the crop will be a light one good prices may reasonably be expected. IAns, in point of earliDcss, are nearly op to hi.it year. The first shipped then on the 18th of May. The first this f fiorn a little below ITew Berne ) Ttjpy were sen? 01 on the t I' -octly from the city WASHIIQTOX LETTER. Senator Jarvlj tarsus: Civil Service Ceulttee-C V. Tuee Bribery iDTestlgatiea. It is to be hoped that tbe sale ol the Richmond and Danville Railroad and its connecting branches will not effect tbe personnel of the officers of tbe road locat ed here. Everybody in North Carolina and Virginia knows genial Capt U. A. Turk, tbe efficient Gen real Passenger Agent and bis corps of subordinates, sev eral of whom are North Carolinians. Capt. Tnrk has done a great deal to build up tbis rosd by his executive ability and fidelity to iia interest. His ffi'-es are located in , the splendid b'li'd rv on Park Avenue, owned l.y Ilia ro.ul which will in time bo " worth lwicetie money paid dr it Tbe new manngement wdl tind that such men as Col. A. li Andrew's and Capt. W. A Turk, ire difficult to secure iu this or any other country. New Yorkers oftlieir mental calibre make from $20,000 to $50,000 s year with less work. I assume, therefore, that there will be no change either in the location of the offices or in the personnel of the officers. SenStor Jarvis has been made Chair man of the Civil Si-rvice Committee. He promptlv appointed Chirles N. Vance his clerk at 1400 a ye-ir. lie tells me Mr. Vance is of invaluable service to him that he knows all the "ropes" and is ready, efficient, and in every way of vast help to him. In my opinion Charlie Vance, who grows every day more like his father, ought to go back to Western North Carolina and run for Congress. The Senitorinl briliery investigation is being conducted behind closed doors. It won't amount to much. W. R. Allen, Esq., and wife of GohU boro will visit relatives here this week. As Chair-nan of the Judiciary committee in the last Legislature. Mr. Allen added to the fine reputation he already enjoyed iu North Curolinn as a lawyer, llu is a grand nephew nf Hon. Win. Allen wlioe etatue attorns the Ohio niche in Statuary Hall and a cousin of Judge Thunnan. Opposition to tho tariff bill is rapidly disintegrating. School Chi dren Contributors to the Vance Momm-nt Fund. COLLEGIATE IN8TITUTK. George Henderson, W. G. B. Lime, .) A. Meadows, jr., R. B Lane, Jo. Barker, Lycurgus Cutler, Fred Whitty, Bessie Williams, Fnnnie Cutler, Bertha Tucker. Hannah GoUUb-in, Alberta L'lrich. Eliza Simmons. Viola Provo, Gertie Willis, Lottie Jordan, Sarah Meadow?, Lorcna Whitty, Jennie Salter, Bessie Parsons, Wade Meadows, Emily Patrick, Vidie Gaskill. Lizzie Burma, Mollie Bell Hol lo well, Katie Street, Ruby Daniels. GRADED SCHOOL Carrie Watson, Sadie Danenburg, Rose Danenburg, Hattie Hanks, Herman Hines, Alice Credle, Virginia Baxter, David Rumley, Berta Pugh, Bessie Ford, Ethel Ford, Ida Fox, Lois Ford, Pearl Parsons, Eleanor Marshall, W. Bishop, Amy Cook, Yetta Itosenbanm. Helen Brock, Belle Cook, Whit Ilurtt, Willie Waters, Belle Lewis, Pearl Roberts, Sarah Coplon, Rose Kennedy Ridie Hurtt, Octavia Kellum, Emma Spain, Lula Bryan, Lizzie Cflligan, Maggie Fisher, Nellie Davis, Mary Morning, Willie Crowder, Walter Watson, Bruce Ed5cr ton, John Lucas, Rudolph Howard, Her bert Bryan, James Stalling", Harvey Fox Lawrence Bouse, Rilph Waters, Wallace Smith, Francis Smith. JtlBS LEAH JOKES' SCHOOL. Mattfe Rountree, Eddie Hancock, Jno. Suter, Ellis Goldstein, Rttyner Jones, Msry Jones, Mary Guion, Mabel Hughes snd Emma Stevensoo. The Rains. It rained in New Berne abundantly yes terday the greater portion of the day. It rained also all the way from New Borne to Wilmington. Iu tbe neighborhood of Scott's Hill and about a dozen -miles this side there was a tremendous rain, so much so that young com . was beaten down flat and water was left standing in plices about up to tbe level of the railroad track. Notwithstanding tbe fact that we have had .several very lair rain recently, Biverdale, seven miles below New Berne, mieaed thearall up to yesterday, and the consequence - is crops were getting in pretty bad 0B''.A-;;f,rJ.- r,---.-','. Judging from its duration we doubt not that the present rain bas been prettj gen eral and tbe farmers all around are no doubt now rejoicing in it The Assembly's Practical Aid . One feature of the Teacher's Assembly work to which attention is called is Its practical ad to teachers. It is . stated that during the past nine years in, which the Assembly , has been at work it has secured good, paying an! pleasant school positions for - newly- eight hundred of its members. This represents a great deal of correspondence and careful work and no little expense,' but the Assembly has done all the work and paid all the ex penses -without cost to either the toachers or school officers. '- '"-' The practical benefits of this feature of the Assembly, "work are increasing each year, and tbe Teachers' Bureau of tbe Assembly enjoys such confidence among school principals snd committees that its recommendation is the strongest kind of support by a competent teacher towards securing a good situation. ' " ' ' v At each session of the Assembly . there is present a large number of school offi cers for tbe purpose of selecting teachers snd assistants for their schools. The ses sions afford a fine opportunity for the officers to meet the teachers. Both class es do well to make full use of tEe Assem Vy alvaiitn m this respect. Hew Bern sa Beaufort f saai Kecors. Tbe Cuited Sutes Government is again taking the tide gauge or reports of tariff passing through the New Berne and Beau fort canal. It seems that this it done with a view to considering the purchase of tbe canal by the Government. The records embrace the following points: The name and tonnago of each boat, her destination, and amount and value of her cargo. The record is to cover the entire time of the months of Mav and June. A sim ilar record was Kept for the corrcxpond iug time last year. The two months spoken of are the oni s in which there is tbe least passing. It is the season when more than at any other time loaU sre hauled up for repairs and repainting, and consequently what is done in these months is no fair test. The attention of the Government officials hav ing been railed to this fact, it has been decided to have a similar record kept this fall during the two busiest months so as to have a prop er average. Mr. O. O. Bell lias been keeping the recorps, and we are informed that they sli ow partly well for the dull season in which they have heretofore been kept. HAPPENINGS OF THE DAY. Rev Sam Small is in Norfolk V'a. speaking for tho prohibition city tick et. Public Printer Benedict is turning out employees of his department by wholesale, while ihcre are several hun dred this way wanting to get id. The papers say Grovcr and party killed 385 birds on Boilic's Island. It is against tho law of North Carolina to kill birds at this season, and Mr. Cleveland should re nicmhirthc lesson taught Hev.Tom Dixon b) the New York authorities. A Kentucky paper says it would have more faith in llreckinridge's repentance il he were trying to get to Heaven instead of Congress. According to its conception repentance and candidacy for Congres are incompatible. In another card in the Caucasian ol yes terday, Capt. V. It. Kitchen appears tj have burned the bridge behind him. He says: "I am out of the party, and will in the future net with the Peoples' party. A system of legislation that raises the price of a ninn's food or clothing is un just. That is McKiuleyisiu against which the people of this country rendered stun ning verdicts. If the Senate is not too coriupt, it will pass a reform tariff mc.is ure and do it cpiickly. It is probable t lie State Executive Com mitte of the Derm cratic party will appoint a late day for holding the convention, so as to shorten the worry of the campaign. Some Western man will likely succeed Hon. F. M. Simmons as chairman of the Executive Committee. Tue Bunk of Venice did business for six centuries on a system of credits, not redeemable in coin, yet during the last four hundred years of its existence, its scrip was worth 2K above coin value The Bank was only discontinned upon the downfall of the Republic. Cannot our gold standard statesman learn a lesson from this. In the coming election tor members of the Legislature more thau usual care should be taken in the selection of candi dates. Tne next session of that body will have to elect both Un'ted S .tes Senators, and in the condition ot the country, more than usual caution should be observed in choosing them. And again, there be a discordant clement in the House who will attempt to alter the present system of county government which the East has guarded so carefully. University Alumni Dinner. There will beajdinnor for the Univer sity alumni at Chapel Hill on Wed nesday June 6, Commencement Day. Alumni who expect to bo present will please notify Bursar. W. T. Patterson, at once, in order that suitable provision nny be made. New York Track (notations by Wire. Messrs. Palmer Rivenburg & Co., of New York, telegraphed tho following quotations for that city last night. Strawberries. 5 8c; Cabbage, 75c. $1.00; Pens, 50c. 75c. Beans, wax,2.00 2.50, Wholesale Xarket Countrv Produce f Cotton, 6) to 6g. . Live stall led eattle, 5 l-3a0, grass led, 4a5e dressed beef 4a5. Beciwaz 0. Co n, B2Je. . Chickeas spring, 25a40c pair, t Ducks, Eng. 40a50c.: Muscovy 50a60c. Eggs, 11 12 , Field peM,blacktClaybank and speckled 50 a (0 black-eye 75c, ; 'Jeese, 75o.a80c. '' - Hides Dry flint, Sc.; Jry sal) 3c green lie, deer-hides 20c. f.: Peanuts. 43a55cts. ' - Wool 8 t 10c. i; Pork, fresh, 5a6c. Potatoes, Tarns SOafiOc; Hainan 30ca40. Lambs $isf3 rU-'- Old Sheep. $3a3.- -. Oats, 48. - Grown chickens, 43a50. ' . It is said: "A man that wears out the sole of his shoo just in the middle it bound to be rich," - - . i Now friend when youexamine the sole of your shoe to , see if you are going to be rich, it may remind you that you need a new pair. Don't fail to try Howard for them. Our Stacy Adams & Co's., shoes are the Best made and cleanest stock Bold in New Berne; and all who have worn them will testify to - their wear ing qualiiiis. Prices: $3.00 to $5.o6 in men's: Boots. $2. to $3.00 only. " - J. M. HOWARD, i BELLA IB CORRESPONDENCE How Spring Crops Turned Ost Pros pect on Growing Ones Children's Day Quarterly Conference. Tbe drought is partially broken, a few light showers having fallen and now It is quite cool. While the showers were very tefreslung they dine too late for most of us about here to make a crop of potatoes. Some have even withered up and died, very few look at all hcalthv. Well, a half crop is as pood as a w hole one sometime, and may prove so this lime, we will try to wait pitientlv and vc. The. cabbage crop is nearly otf. and we will soon lie balancing accounts to see whether the cablnge crop i debtor or creditor, some ol the farmers about here seem to know already that the I . dance U against the cabbage crop this e;ir. We have not all balanced out yet how ever. The apiK'tilc for pens up North seems to l spasmodic, a few days they were in great dcunnd but recently thev have drop ped below cost of picking and freight. We hope they will not lail thus on ixv- tatocs. Last Sunday was Children's Hay at Beech (irove and all tho children who at tended the Sunday school, were present except one, who remained at home to care for the sick. Afler the Sundav school service was oyer, and the young folks hail a -hoit re- ess, a voluntary on the organ, called the house to order. And a programme n 111- isting of select songs, scripture rending and recital ions was cnrriid out. which seemed iy the good attention p:inl to the exercises, to interest all prc-nit. One particular pin e deserves more than a general notice, as it received much com ment ail'! eulogv by Mil- audience, ti.i- was a song vV h v stand vc here Idle" Sung as a duel by Miss Ada Kilo itiirk nf Lenoir county and tic organist at lleeeh Grove, An old ladv visiting n'car I'cech I J rove who was present at the service said it was the prettiest music she ever heard, and 1 believe a young man of our vicinity thought so too, bei aii-e of one who par ticipated in the song. The day was vei v plea-anlly and we trust protilalilv spent. A collection ol more than live dollars was raised to as. iist those in destitute places in urgaiiiiii" and (quipping. for Sunday school work. Next Saturday and Sunday will be quarterly meeting at l!cich (ir.ivc. 1). V. We shall expect Rev. F. 1). Swindell. P. 10., just from the gcneial conference. and hope to have a good time the fourth Sunday and Saturday before. Judge Whittaker, ill his jliarge to the Grand Jury of Hyde county on inon day. laid down the law against Trust mosl iuiphatically and instructed (lie jurv that it should be carried out. Jfrsoufefy 'Pure A nraam nf t.jlrt.Ar halrtntr nnivflnr Highest of all in leavening strength. Latest United States Government Ifnr.n Hhpubt Royal Baking Powdkb Co., 106 Wsll 8t.. N. Y. SPECIAL STEAMERS. NORFOLK, NEW-BERNE anl WASHINGTON, N. C. DirectLine. ALL WATER ROUTE. Str. New Berne WILL SAIL TUESDAY'S & FRI DAY'S I P. M. Btmr. ALBEMARli WEDNESDAY'S 1P.M., and SATUR DAY'S 7 P. M. THE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO N. Y. CITY. Delivery via O.D. S..S.Co. Guaran teed. No Transfer Charces. t'HILA. CLYDE LINE, UAJLT1MUKE OLD BAY LINK, BOSTON PROVIDENCE M. M. TR,VNS. CO. WASHINGTON. D. C. NORFOLK St WASH. TON S. B. CO. RICHMOND, V. S. B. CO. RALPH GRAY, Agt. New Berne, N. 0. BAIL? - FREIGHT - LINE. On and after Monday April 16, a Steamer of this line will sail from New Berne DAILY (Sunday excepted) at 4 P. M., until further notice. . THE STR. ' NEUSE Carrying the U.S. Mail and Fas sengers will sail as usual on Mon day's, Wednesday's and Friday's. f ujso. ujfiiiijjfijusoir, Agt. -t New Berne, N. a April 9th 1894 1 5,000 PENT! MUTUAL -. : - '., ; TRAYLOR'S KEY WEST Just Received at BRADHAM & BROCK Drug Co's. Presrription Drug Store. THE-:-BIG-:-IF! -ww-o-mn- IF IF IF YOU WANT THEBES J IF Yon Wait tbe Cheapest IF IF Yon Wait the Latest IF WE IF ilVl- VOL' TIIUKI.M IF IF rrii7Vrr Possess all These QUALIFICAriONS-i IF IF IF IF IF YOu Want ji IF IF BEAUTIFUL PICTURE BUY A POUND IF IF Bins IF IF SEA FOAM land we will give lyou one. IFl IF MKBIffl&flLlfflM -v.. ; V .T :. ' i - ; v.... .,t .' : 47 4 Pollock Street-. ; A- FINE LOT OF SHAFER'S Sugar Cured Jxist In, Small Pig Hams. CHOICE BREAKf AS) STRIPS AND Small Shoulders. N. C. Hams Beautifully Cured, ONLY I I A or Vnother large Invoice of California Evap ated Fruits Just in. California Prunes 10c " Extra. 15c Pears lOo Peaches 15c " peeled. 20c Apricots 20c Fancy Dried Apples 10c Fancv Evaporated Ap ples 15o Another lot of those Fine California Peach es 31b standard goods ONLY ctaACAH . -J ' 5 V,, . iohn'du;:::,
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