The Daily Journal.
VOL. XIII. NO. 47.
NEW KERNE, N. CL WEDNESDAY. MAY 30, KVJ4.
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BCSI3C8S LOCALS.
FOU extra fine veal, beef, and tomb go
to Pam'l Conn 4 t?os tody.
TO WHOM it may concern! -All persons
1 hat have bail necounU ttaiulina on my
book lor one year Bnd over, I hereby
D'rtify you that in thirty ln)s from date
if n-t m-ttli-d I will ai.lverii.-e the same
by placiiiK tlem in a luro glass
frame an I hang it out in front oi my
place "f busine every (lay, so that it can
lie teen wln wens clotlis n.i Ain't pay
for ihe.n. U. Sawvkr,
Fashionable Tailor.
WONKY wived ii money made. Iluy
your Mc Heine at Mace's Drug Store.
You will save money on every purchase.
Quality gu ir.inte. il A trial will convince
yon.
IF you owe mo please, pav ine
('. K.
SMVKB.
MAC USE ami Inn. I mu le brick in any
quantity for sule.
28tr " Cms Kkizenstein.
WHKN 11: .1- .xine i" usc.l lUTonling to
directions, a thinl ol ih. l.iixir inul the
cost of soup in cr.lin:rv washing is s'lveil.
Samples free at .1. F. Taylor's.
TKV (iMskill's Cre nil Dunks, they are
fine. N'utiiiiifi but pure cm n used in
making them. r:mi;e, Pineapple, Vanilla,
Rtriiwfoeiry, Hasp I a t ivnn:l Mammas. Also
Ice Cream Soda. tl.
I II.VVK jnst received a l ew lo. of Spring
and Summer samples from Wanaiimkcr
& Itrown, I'liil idclphia, and samples nl
silk Vesls. Tin V are cheap as the lions
are hard. Come and look at lliem.
Jacob II.uitkfiki.i). with .1. B. Holland
& Co., No. 13 Pollock St.
LOCAL NEWS.
A A' if ,1 1) VF.H TISKMKSTS.
llownr.i.
Sam'l Colin & Son. Fine veal.
.1. J. Disoswav & Co. -Ilos.; Keel.
H. Siwvir To Whom il may Cmice n.
Ciu u'i liers inul son ilie.s have
madi
their a;ip.ar.iiu i' in New I'ichi.'
Go. islmro has ripe hucklel errics. and
the Ar-us wants to know il Sampson
county can lie.it it.
We ni. lii e the gro.-erv iucr hauls ol
Wilmington giv their clerks a half holi
day every Fiiday, closing at 1 p. in
Tlie A. iV N C. milro.nl depot is re
ceiving a thorough icpaintiug including
even the rjiof.
Hibbi S. Kisc'nliei.', his b.'i'ii ilccled
rabh: of Ihc .Jewish congregation of New
IJeriufoi the ensuing t Ache months.
We have been shown some of i lie first
potatoes of the season, mise.il by Mr. W.
A. Harrington on his f irm in Xo. 3 town
ship. Dr. Geo. Slaver's re-iiliiice will b- one
more good building lor I'll on st.eet.
It is the thinl w itliiu a recent date, tinni
th tv to i he liver, only ohe block away.
The river Neusj has been quite muddy
lor several days. The waters are red
with clay. This is the results of the
heavy rains in the upper part of its
cou rse.
Mr. John C. Thomas found a young
doe, about a year old. swimming in Trent
river yesterday, and he with the assistance
pi Master Dave Hensley, ran her down
and killed her.
A base ball game was played at the
Fair grounds yesterday between the
Superiors and Capt. Hiyner Jones' nine.
The Superiors won by a score of 2(1 to
23.
The banks of the city will begin the
usual early closing for the summer
months beginning Ju.ie 1st. From (lint
time on till October 1st, they will open at
10 a. in., and close, at 2 p, in
About two hundred and fifty barrels
ol Irish potatoes went off on flic steamer
Ne Berne of the N.N. & W. Line yes
terday. There were quantities of beans
and cabbages oa tin same boat
To-day is Federal memorial day; four
extra cars were attachod to the A. & X.
C , train last night to bring up those
from below who wish to attend the exer
oises that will lie held
One lone, solitary shad, a stray buck,
was in market yesterday. lie will no
doubt be the last of the season as the re
gular run of shad ceased two or three
weeks ago. .
Capt Caffee, mate of the steamer New
Berne, is erecting a commodious resi
dence on Broad street next to that of his
: fartherjnjaw, . Mr. II. G, StauU. Mr.
' Geo. nroadslree!. is building one near the
fool of George street.
".. The case of Fred Douglass, col., for ex
acting two intich pay for practice as
. United States pension agent was finished
before E. G. Hill, Esq., yesterday. The
-. defendant was bound over to next term
of United States court in the sum
of150. . ; ."
Two planing, machines belonring,to the
' Basnlght niill which a at burned ins Uroh
pf lost year, have b,?en sold to Messrs.
Lynn Bros,; of Set ma, N. C, who were
: recently burned out, They were taken to
" the railroad yesterday, for shipment:"
. The work of lereling the1 ridge on the
streets left by laying the pipe fa the
. water works construction is expected to
be finished to-morrow." The removed
dirt has been used in filling in where
needed. and several side-walks have been
built up to good height with It. These
side walks -eugjit now.to lie ' curvet and
covered with s'jell marl to nuKe the
work permanent. ,
Superior Court.
The following caves where tried in
court Tuesday:
State vs W. J. I'itts; assault with dead
ly weapon; guilty.
Stale vs Jahe Jasper, co1., F. &. A.;
not guilty.
Stile vs Arthor Rice, larceny; guilty.
Judgment not pronounced.
Joe Burncy, col, A. &. II; guilty.
Judgment Buapenileil upon payment of
costs.
Stale vs Frank Collins col., an I Hen
rietta Collins, col., F. A. A ; guilty.
Judgment suspended upon pivmcnl ol
cost.
Oliver Small, col., and liabe (;rer:i,col.
F. & A.; guilty. Suspendwl upon pay
ment of cyst.
Tbe Annual Address.
There was a largo crowd out at tin
Academy last night to hear Gen'l. Cuilen
A. ltutlle's nd.lre.-s at the closing oxerriv s
of the Collegiate Institute.
After some go)d mii-ieon I he piano by
I breo young ladies, Misses Vivia Wood.
Theresa Kolierts ami Nina Ita'itight, mu
sic students of Miss Ola Ferclax1. I'lol.
Hodges introduced the (irnerjl. who
from the commencing sememe, poured
out most aprapos eloquence, in Chester-,
lieldian stylo peculiar to hiin-ell', iimt
aptly described by the remark thai il as
"the combined nectar ami aaibro-ia of
oratory."
Frequent applaiis attested the favor
with which his tributes to woman, and to
Vance and North Carolina, were re
ceived. At his conclusion, I'nil. Hod-is
presented him in behalf ol the ladies, with
a magnificent boquet in a neit and ll iiveiy
speech. The (Jencral accepted in lew
graceful remarks, and the exeieues i!i w.l
till this evening at 8 p. in., when the cm -test
for prizes between slu h tits will take
place.
Co in In if and (ioinic
Messrs. Wm. ami Jacob llei.cnstein, of
New Yoik are visiting their brother .Mr.
Chas. lleizenslci i.
Mr. (Jeo. (ireon and family left to spend
about a week on their farm near Jasper.
Miss I.idie Kodnian, of Washington, X.
('.. is visiting her sister, Mrs (. II. (omui,
also Miss Oliva Cowpcr. of I! ileigh.
Miss Mary Hry ,iu, who h is charge ol
the telegraph office at New Heine, re
turned last night from a visit lo relalives
at Halifax-, and Mr. W. M Webb, of
Morehead, who bus tilled her position in
the office, while Miss Bryan was away,
lefl for his home.
Mr. John Chadivick, who spent three
yea in in New Berne clerking for Messrs
Roberts Bros., and who lell here about
six years ago and has .since ihen been in
Savannah, (la., the greater porii m ol his
time, spent Tuesday in the i i'y en mute
to his old Inline in Beau'nrt .in. I con
tinued his journey tin re last night. He
expects to remain there dining (he
summer.
The Revenue Cutter service.
The officers of the Revenue Culler
Winona, and we judge nil others in the
United States Ivcnuo Marine Service,
are walclnng mnutiy lor the action ol
Congress upon a bill to promote the
efficiency of the Hcvonnc cutter service.
This object is to be accomplished by
compelling the retirement from officeof
all thoso who from age have been per
mitted to cease active work. Such
officers lire on three founds pay, but ren
der no service, and yet under lie? present
law continue to hold ibe position tb-. y
were in when they become incapaciiat d.
And as the law liniit-i tie: mini c- of
officers this prevents the advancem. nl uf
those actively engaged in th.-sjrvice :.n.l
extends downward to the lower olhVes
an I keeps vacant places Ironi being lilhd
by new men.
The bill which it is sought to h ive
Congress piss allows the three-fourths
pay to the incapacibib-d officers to con
tinue but does not any longer count tlie;n
as in the service. This will leave oppor
tunity 'or every office to bo filled w'lh a
man on active duty.
The chances for tlie passige of the bill
are considered quite favorable.
Our cutter, the Winona, is now two
officers (i he 2d nnd 3d Lieutenants) short
on account of the state of affairs spoken
of alwive
We tender thanks to the Salem Female
Academy for an invatatiou to its commen
cement exercises this week This is one
of the oldest and best schools in the coun
try, fitting its pupils for the practical as
well as the aesthetic purposes of life.
Ber. i). II. Petree is spending this week
preaching at Jacksonville. The meetings
were begun Sunday night by Mr. B. H.
Melton, an . lnodstrious and promising
Theological student, who has but one
more year to spend at tbe Bible college Qf
Kentucky, before completing nis coarse.
- - -
The borne need by the mail driver be
tweeq Stonewall and other points in Paiu
pco county, was drowned one day last
week in Bay river. ; A halt had been
mide for another vehicle to pass , and
tbe horse becoming frightened jumped
overboard. The, cart caught on the
bridge and bung there with, the horse's
head under tbe water. Tbe, driver jump
ed aver to try to free the horse and came
near being pushed .; under and, drowned,
himself. The horse belonged to a widow
lady, aud the people made up $60 to
wards buying her another, j. - v-:
A Larfp Alligator Captured Alive.
A live alligator lea feet and four inches
in length was brought to the citv yester
day. He wus captured six and a
hall miles above tlie city, at the
uiouih of Haywood's creek, Trent
river, Monday afternoon by Cflpt.
A!f Tillman and two colored men
who wen' fishing with a drag net. Win n
tin flit the alligator in the net they
thought they had a sturg -on.
The alligator was with difficulty pulhd
up on sliure. made sei ure by three ropes
around his body, kept there all night
ai d then towed like a log h.-hind the
b .-it to the Uy ves'crday.
He was goilen u; on t't kitwh.uf
and eslnbited to v along for
ashnlt time, tlieli (r.!l ie I - ' 1 agai u
and taken up to Mr. .Ill 1! n-ley's and
placed in a pe i . ., ' . of the river.
where w e uailoiM.m: I 1
I ! a Mi.all i.Iiii --ion 1'.-
Il I- hoped ill It h
-hown ju'l a- he is i
will l
1 v n
will live and I c
Ihe next Fair; an
alive wouM h- ;i
Jr. illioui: II- III it
allig ilor i I' ha! -:z
good i vhi'.ll.
Mr. John I . Tl ei
six y ars ago hr -ho! an I killed an el en
loot otic in Ilie s.lll'.e t leek.
Mr 'f lioina.-sa -tie y in i is-f.-und in
Slocuin''-1 teek al-o. hut tint ihey ale
ini.-l aliiriil.in int'.tlli-ii I, ike, of whii h
wij us eiitly g ve a de-i r ption ami acciamt
ot' a hunt on i'. lie ha-' kn iwu three al
ligators to he killed at tlie latter place in
one .'unit h a - ugh- sport-uian.
To I'lbi.i' Ihc Hater Works
I'llli . n or twenty of our l iliell- ale
iiiw I iking w it.-r Ii mi the waterworks,
and us fa-t as ih - work i au iloin- mini
bcis ol o:h I- will follow suit. Two
have l-iaii :iil Ii unta'.iis pliviug in thei,
aid-, Mr. F. C. R ilicrls and Mr. I'. II.
I'i lletier
ts Vei l! pr. p i' illg to p i! i- w iter
iiotots, M. --is, John Dunn, Nniuiand
Me-soilev. Il.i kliimi .V Will.lt. and
oth is to inn fly-fins, i h'v ;it
chin. ry.
'the work of connecting
Dockhain's n sideiii with
work- was begun vesleidav.
and ma
Mr. C M.
the w.iler
The hoii-e.
II i quipped
one of tlr- new one--, was well
for the w iii t H-rviec. and but lit! ie
in i ills i,i In- . I Mile to lii e it in o per .. ion.
The W. N. X.. depot is we 1 sup
plied w 1. wal. r throiiglioul for dii king
purposts, ,y liath- and for si riukling
and lire extinguishing.
IIATPKM NOS OF Til K DAY.
The Hotel liurton. Danville, Va.. has
made an assignment for the lieuelit of
creditors Assets are laimisl to be near
ly double the indebtedness.
The l'c.puhsls o' the '.Mi Dis'.ii. I have
c die I a coiiveiiiiou lo no iiinale a lundi
i laic for I 'ongivss. I Ii s i- unw.-l. o ne
u. 'w to Hib mi Hi I 1 'i'i li in. uli i ha II it
lered hinise I he wo ihl get that vole.
At Clippie creek, Colorado, en Samr
day there was a fight between a -h"! ill's
force and rioting miners in which several
men were killed and many woundul. The
Governor of the State has issue 1 a proela
mat ion calling out Ibe troops to assist the
Civil authniities.
The pipers siy that Mr. and Mrs.
Grover Cleveland will celebrate Ihe Stb
anniversary of their iii i:r.age by going
fishing together on June 2nd. For a
wonder they do not say whether the
children will go or what sort nl' bibs
Ihey w ill weal .
The commencement season is in full
blast, and the papers tell of big crowds
nnd some splendid orations, while others
give us the periodical account of sopho
inoric display and the loveliness of the
sweet girl graduates.
Terre Haute and I'ann, 111, are in a
Slate of great excitement A moli of 700
strikers from Indiana have taken posess
ion ol a Big Four train, and compelled
lb.- laiiroa I to carry ihcin. The military
are guarding the iniues and serious trouble
appears imminent.
Col. J. Hampton Ilogc of Roanoke,
Va , who was appointed Consul to
Anioy, China, but who got on such a jag,
he was refilled before lie had proceeded
further than San Francisco, got on
anoih-r tear on Sa unlay nnd h id a fist
liglu with Chas. L, Stewart ot the Baa
nok Evening World. Nobody hart.
though iht a.mosphcrj hud a lurid ap
pearance and a sulpliurou. odor.
In tne Pollard Breckcnridgc case,
llrccKcnridge has lost his right ot appeal
granted by the court, by reason of not
tiling Ins Dill ot exceptions in tlie time
specdied by the court So the verdict of
me liny giving .miss roiiarit siii.uuo
damages slaiuls ready lor execution. An
execution lor the verdict of the people of
his Congressional district will issue in
November.
Senator Caffery told the investigating
committee some interesting news abiut
private conferences held between Sena
tors and Mr. Havemever, President o' tbe
suear trust. Thev met at tbe private
residence ot Senator Bnce, and lie, lior
man and Hill were present, together with,
as Mr. Caffery says, "other gentlemen
interested in sugar," who are designated
in Washington parlance as "tbe sweet
set."
The Light Houso appointments in
North Carolina are irivinn considerable
dissatisfaction. Our Congressmen whom
charged with neglect of duty in the mat
ter, put tlie blame on Collector ot Customs
Renan, of Wilmington, who in turn
transfers it' to tbe Light House board.
In the first congressional district, which
is a sea coast one, this matter enters
largely in politics, and present conditions
are not favorable to tbe suocess of Democ
racy in the coming election. ..;
New York Track Uaotations by Wire,
-: Messrs. Palmer Bivenburg $ Co., of
New York telegraphed the following
quotations for that city last sight. :'
Strawberries. 4 a 10c; ; Cabbaire. 75c
$1.25; Beans, wax, L00 $1.25
green, tt.25 1.75. . . . ...
Wild. MOVE TO N K W ItKR.SE.
Mtssrs. lleH, ef -nlem, and Wm. Dunn
of 'cn Itauip, to Run a 1'oultrj
and I'et Animal Farm
in the Suburbs.
It is now I'ui I v decided ilni Mr. F. K.
lege, of Salem. N. (' . lie- nolenl
l'1-e lerol t un p.illllrv and pet nliillial-.
to innvelo New Kerne. He will ri-i.le
a'.d h;te his poulti an 1 p.-t animal farm
on a portion of the truck f .1 u of Mr. U in
1 hi mi upon the lianks Neiisc n . i -, ni-t
l-eioicl ihe . -:ly liinil-. V i Dunn w ill
have a half interest in ihe lei-nie ; toe
linn's name will I e F. ll.-ge & Co.
A collige will l.ei-iis ti-l for Mi. liege -resilience,
near w here the l.uii'litig- now
on the larin stand, and -: acn-adii.
. cut w ill be ill ide I bv w'.re .loth into
breeding pens '."ixl.iii f, 1 1. Tin- greiler
number ot the-.' pens will run oiilwai.l
lo" feet on each -i.le of a ei n' r.d a - line
I lit some will Ik- upon a i i" avuiue
and lie al ri;ii! aluli s wit'i the otlnr-.
The anangeun nt i- a ciy !a-ty one.
;m-i lliing w .11 U' constructid in the
v. r I. -I nianii.-r po ible and in the vi r
I.,-- -1,1-.
Mr. ll.e l as. in Ihe p isi. had ipiitu a
full an 1 aried -tick iif the i hoice-t ai-
ii-lie- ol poiilir . phe.i-ants, etc.. tiselul
lii.c I- ol dogs. iin, pet out -; rubhits, in
great i.uiety, ami otlu r pi I-. He and
Mr. Diieii int ml lo kei p. not unlv all
thai Mr. liege ha- bred herelolore, bill lo
add others so a- to make, their l.u-iii(s.s
well nigh a coinplc'o one in it- line.
The lo. alion uf ihe farm is one ol the
I t for the lui-iin . Mr. Dunn i- a
soiuid, -eii-il'le liu-iui s- man who has al
w a - mail, a siii-. i ss u whal lie has un-'li-r'akeii
an.! Mi. I legi is abieid.r ol
lui ge ep i n in -, a good liiisim-s, man
and a clcur genllcnicn. e lo.-k lor
ll:ll l g 1 1 1 bill great -ue. e-s lo the fal ni.
1 UK NATIONAL CEMETERY.
At New I! rue, N. C, on Memorl.il
Day, IS!) I.
'fhis patt-rn il government of the
I'nite.l Slates kn-ps "watch an I ward"
ov. r ciglily-llii'eo Xalional Ccuielerie-.
mie of which i- in the 'ity of Mexicc,
and the oihei- are di-tributiil aui"iig
twentj-liie slatt- ot llie Fe.l.-r.il f iiion.
'I'lu re ai'(: also plat- in tn;in ci! an. I
coiintrv ceinetei i"s while solilicrs loiual
liurial .bn'uig the . i i! war. which aie
n t regir.ieil a. National t'eau-irrii-.
That at Mexico comprises ,,niv a -'nail
urea, about Iwo a. re-, and coiil-iius th,
bodies ol lalia-r Ie th ill live hiludl d
soldier- w in fell ill the Mexican wal.
Among Iho-c established in tbe dill, i
ent iioriions of the national doin.-rn.
Ih.-ie is great diversilv in respei I of lie
iiunil'i'i- located in Ihc several stai..., in
n-sp .1 of area, inethod ol ai-ipiiiing litlc
co-i, and nuniber ol iuli ruienl-. Vir
ginia, Ihc great bailie ground of the ci il
wai. has the largest, number, tliiiui'ii.
I'diius-cc ha- -even. Kenlueky ha-six.
and so on ilowu lo North Carolina,
which has lour in addition In Ihc one
named at the head of this ariicle, one at
Wilinington, one al Raleigh, and one at
S,ili-bii'V. ,
The la ge-t Ceiiu-lery is at Arlington.
near aslungtoii. It ongnr.illv coin-'
prised two hundred acres, but has recently
been enlarged to an area of seven hui -drcd.
Il contains more than sixteen
thoiisind boilies, and the number U being
constantly ini-iva-e.l. Next in -i.j to it
is that al Cliatiiinooga, Tenn., having an
aiva of sevenlv-tive acre-, then that at
Nashville, of sixty-four acre.-. Anderson
ville. (ia.. of forty thne. and Vicksburg.
.Miss., tbrtv. The last four have had an
aggregate of sixty thousand interments,
tlie number in each being quite ncarlv
equal. From Ihe-o large areas they di
minish to small plats, there I'eing more
than twenty of less llian three acres each.
seven ol aiiuut one acre cacli, anil mi
down to lialls Blulf, 'a.. which is the
smallest one, containing only an area of
'J.'iO square yards or about one eighteenth
of an acre. This little Held of (54) graves
is a regularly constituted National Ceme
tery and is subject to all the rules and
regulations.
The title was acquired in most cases
bv purchase, bill also in several other
ways. In numerous instances the ceme
teries were es'ab'ished upon military
reservations. Tliat at Beaufort. S. C,
containing; tweaty-nine ac vs, was bid off
at a tax sale for seventy-live dollars
That at Mariett i, Ga., containing twenty
five acres was the gift of a loyal citizen.
The city of New Orleans donated the
grounds (1J acres) at Lliahiiette, La., and
the city authorities of Mobile, tbe three
aero plat tit that place. I hesito of the
National Ceme.ery at Haleigh was
donated by the 9tate ot North Carolina.
The price paid was quite variable.
The highest relativo cost wits for a half
acre at Crown Hill, Ind beiug $5,000
One acre at Staunton, Va , cost 4900.
Ten acres at Knoxville. Tenn., cost
$5,0(10. Five acres at Wilmington cost
$2,000, aud seven acres at Salisbury
$G50. In most cases the price was from
$150 to U'JOO per acre, but in a tew in
stances less than 4100.
The number of interments is m no re
gular proportion to tbe areas of the
uTis not tlie clothes which make the man,
but,"
Hats Clothes and Shoes civiliz
ed men can not do without. We
have got to have them. Now
we want your trade on them.
When you need anything in this
line see us. We don't expect to
suit every body and we do not
get mad if you don't buy but we
think we can come as near suit
ing the ' majority as any one in
New Berne. We are constantly
receiving new goods. New Col
lars, Cuffs, and Ties, Patent
leather Pnmnn. Xrf.. ;
. V J. M. HOWARD.
ceni'tera-- Tin- -i' loin ,i o- m. t. r
al Nashi i1!.-. Tcimi . and ir.lolf.it-,
a. n s at Vl. k-lnllg. M --. . o-g . n a -most
txa.lly lie -..n.e :i rn' - , Ving
il out Ii'.. 'pin e.i. !i. :,. :o. il. p it i
-. veil acres at Nfi-'-un io 'I i- s- ,i,
contains o , i- 1 '. ""ii. Th, : e , -. ;i 1' i i ' i -large
numb i -,- ili..i tl., i, - i -I . k,.i
1. ir pri-oni r-, an I ! e : !e o-ii :
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SPECIAL SIKAMI.i;-
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teed. No Transfer Charces.
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s New Borne, X. C.
DAILY - FREIGHT - LINE.
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a Steamer of this lino will sail
from New Berno DAILY (Sunday
excepted) at 4 P. M., until further
notice.
THE STR. NEUSE
Carrying the U. S. Mail and Fas
senders will sail as usual on Mon
day's, Wednesday '8 and Friday's.
GEO. HENDERSON, Agt.
New Berne, N. 0. April 9th 1894.
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WAREHOUSES.
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