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GREENSBORO. N. T., MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 28, 1892.
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KEELET ORGANIZATION
THE COMPANY OHGANIZEO IM DURHAM
TO DAV.
Durhui Boo.
The subscribers to the Keeley Xnsti
tutcofthe North Carolina Company
perfected their organization here to
day. and filed the papcri with the
Clerk of the Superior Court.
The capital stock is in de $100,000.
The company has the right to estab
lish Institutes and branches anywhere
jn theJSute it may see proper. We
have heard no talk of removing the
Institute from Greensboro, and it is
quite likely that other branches may
be opened wherever the emergencies
of the case may demand.
The company is holding a meeting
this afternoon, as we go to press, to
more thoroughly complete the organi
t ation by the election of officers.
' 1 liOMn
Washington, D. C, March 36
A call has been issued for a National
Contention of Railroad Commission
ers to be held at the office of the
Inter-State Commerce Commission in
this city the 13th of April, 1S98. The
Railroad Cotnmissione 1 of all the
States and State officers charged with
any duty or supervision of railroads
or railroad interests, are requested to
attend. The Association of Ameri'
can Railway Accounting Officers is
also invited to meet with the Com
missioners, or to send delegates to
the convention, for the discussion of
such questions of special . interest to
their association s may arise at the
meeting. It is suggested that any
topio involving a question of Stste
and inter-State commerce whici the
members of the convention desire to
bring up for discussion, be notified to
Ed. A. Moiley, secretary, at Wash
ington, D. C, before the day of tt e
meeting above named j
NOWAR
Washington, March 26. A mem
ber of the cabinet said today that he
saw no reason for supposing that the
present complications with Great
Britain in rgard to the seal fisheries
will not he settled amicably. He
added that it would be the height of
folly for the two countries having so
. much in common to quarrel over a
matter they have agTed to settle by
arbitration. He felt confident that
Great Britain would either consent to
a renewal of the modus vivendi of
last year, or that if she does not do
this, she will not interfere with or
resist the efforts of this government
to preserve the Seals pending the
arbitration of the proceedings. It is
said at the State Department that
nothing has been heard from Lord
Salisbury in response to Mr. Whar
' ton's note of the 22nd Inst. It is
very evident, however, that the offi
ciala will be disappointed it a reply is
not received in a few days.
Dr Durham's family will move to
their new home in Greensboro the
-first of April.; Since, it has been
known that they were going away, at
least a dozen people have tried to
rent their residence on Church street.
' Houses are in great demand in Dur
ham.! Durham Sun.
':-i-:v---- Lncr Idler V. , I '
ll this meets the . eye of a
lady
whose maiden name was Lucy Idler,
and who taught school at Greensboro
fourteen vears ago,.' she will hear of
'.-anmthino to her advantage bv ad
dressing Gumpert Brothers, Philadel
, .phia, ra. 20t
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS,
The Chicago water tunnel which
extends several thousand feet into the
lake for the purpose of providing
supply of pure wa'er to the city, has
proved a failure, Bad construction is
the caue and th people are wonder
ing who got the enormous sums of
money paid out on the contracts.
The people of this country pay
$15,000 a year tor a congressional
flower garden, the products ol which
are purely congressional perquisites.
A New York member made himself
consp cuous last wee by sending "a
whale wagon lo.d" to an actress,
His name should be published.' ,
Congnss is investigating the work"
ings of the eight hour system in the
government factories. The uiost
important item of testimony thus tar
was that given by Chief Folger of the
Ordnance Bureau, who believed it
would be a great blessing if the eiicht-
hour system could be made universal
The labor and the woik would be
vastly superior. At the Washington
Navy Yard he was turning out
cheaper and better guns under eight
hours per day than contractors were
doing under a ten-honr system.
A number of Chicago aldermen
are about to be indicated tor bribery.
Several of them have fled. Charges
hsve been preferred against them,
and so well has the evidence been
gathered that there can be little doubt
as to the guilt of the aocuse J.
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The discussion of the Bebring Sea
question has aroused Russian diplo
mats who declare that the right of
the Russian government to ac' as it
did in the sale of the territory of
Alaska, shall not be called in que
tion by the British government
Funeral of Mr. M. 0. Mclver
On yesterday morning at 7 o'clock
a special train, which waa tendered
to the Knightssof Pythias by Capt
J. W. Fry, through Mr. I. C
Merchison, Master of Trains, left
here having on board a committee
from the Knights of Pythias and a
party of friend of the late M. 0
Murchison, who went to Sanfoid to
attend the last sad rites to the de
parted. ...
The following were the Knights
from the Greensboro Lodge No. a8 :
C. D. Benbow, T. J. Thornton, C. E.
Holton, H. H. Cartland, L. C. How
lett, H. L, Scott,' J. C. Murchison,
Walter Green, M. A. Wbittington, SJ
S. Mitchell, A. A. Johnson, L. F
Rosa, G. H. McKinnev, M. L.
Stewart, J.H. Merritt, J. S. Moore,
T. M. Pickard, C O. Johnson, J. J.
Stone, G. W. Alley, Jr., C H. Boyst,
R. A Foard, J. G. Fowler, Geo.
Bedford, W. B. Beacham, Wash
Wiley, Edward Bain, D, W. Newell,
J. F. Brooks, J. A. Hodgin, W. S,
Witherspoon, and Robtert Aiken,
D. S. Hover, of High Point Lodge
and Fred Fousbee, of the Cumbers
land Lodge, . also accompanied the
Lodge from this place .and took part
in the exercises.
The following; friends, who were
not Knight, a.so went down : D A.
Lundie, Percy Albright, Henry Clen-
denin, J. C. Smith, Z. V. Taylor, B.
E. Sneed, A. A. Kirkman, - T.; A.
Fountain, G. W. Jeffreys and J. C,
Short, and John S. Michaox. Napolr
eon Short and A. Garrett, two colored
employees of the road,, also accom
panied the party and attended, the
funeral. Upon the arrival of the train
at Sanford the party took vehicles and
went at once to Buffalo Presbyterian
Church, at which ace the funeral
was preached, lite pastor of the
Church, Rev. D. H. Mclauchlin.took
as his subject for his remarks upon
the sad occasion, the following from
the Psalms 1 "Be stiil and know that
I am God."
' His remarks were very appropriate,
beautiful and ' comforting to the
friends of the deceased ; and they
were much gratified to know and feel
that there remarks so well fitted the
life and character of the deceased.
After the singing of a hymn the
remains were borne to the cemetery
and interred according to the beauti
ful and impressive rites of the Knights
of Pythias
There was very large attendance
at the church from tbe surrounding
country, which bore testimony to the
Worth and popularity of the deceased.
8 PEA XING OF YOU
Mr Porter, of Ashev lie, tu here
this morning. '
Mr. W. II. Hil is X his home in
this city for several days.
The firm of Tf. R McMasters &
Son is represented beje today by the
junior member of tne firm.
Miss Irving Scalt-s, ho has been
on a visit to Mrs. John N. Wyllir, at
Danville, for several weeks, returned
home this morning, ijy
Capt A. M. Smirh i who is at tires
ent staying at Ah"'l arrived here
this morning and . i vt return to
Asheville under two Is.
Our citizens were phased to see at
the Y M C A Convention Prof. Louis
Henry Smith, of Davidson College,
who made an excellent address before
he Convention on Saturday.
Among the more distinguished per
sons who took leave of our city this
morning was Dr. Hume, of the State
University, who-contributed so much
to the Convention of the Y. M. C A.
just held here.
Miss Margaret Smith and her cous
in, Miss Haidee Perkins, of Charlottes
ville, Va.', who have been on quite a
pleasant visit to Rev. Dr. Samncl M.
Smith, of Columbia, S. C, have return
ed to this city. t
Mr. Cutler, ot New fcerne, is here
on a visit to his daughter, Mrs Oar
ence Watkins: He will ' leave for his
home tomorrow and' will carry back
with him his little daughter, who has
been visiting Mrs. Watkin3 for several
weeks.
Mr. C P. VanstoryJ who returned
from Kentucky last Friday, went over
to Danville this morning, to which
place he shipped a car load of horses
He says be found the. snow in the
region of Louisville two feet deep on
a level. Beyond that point the fall of
snow, was less heavy.
President Winston's Address.
-The public should not forget Presi
dent Winston's address in the .court
house next Friday night at 8 o'clock.
Be sure to attend. S Mr. Winston is a
man who is full of information, is
good - speaker and apt to give the
highest satisfaction to his hearers.
LOST l i A ',. ladjfY Bhoe - No,
right .foot was, lost on Davie
Street. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same with J.
S. Edwell, the shoe, maker. ';. i 3 1
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7 Ail oof city fjatherf sa y, Use Salva
t"n Oii, the greates cure on earth for
IP." Price S cents. .j, s
1892-Spring and Summer-1892
F. Fishblate
Headquarters for
And High Grade Clothing.
We can safely and truly say
that we have the largest and best
assorted stock of new and stylish cloth
ing ever shown in North Carolina in a Retail
Store we have striven this season to be able to
please the most fastidious and think our efforts will be
crowned with success.
We are compelled to
use our second floor this season as our large store room
., would not commence to hold, the mammoth atock .
and all wc nk of you is to come in and go
through our steck on both floors and we
can assure you it will be i great
1 pleasure for us to show you
And we know it will be a great satisfaction to you to know that there is such
an establishment, not only in Greensboro .but in the state of North Carolina,
"Our Line Of ,
Ghiltlren's
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We are certain will more than please the Good Mothers 1
this season . We have them at all prices and ages. Knee'
pant suits up to 16 years. Also a full line of shirt waists.
Our Lines Of
Furnishing Goods
And HATS cannot be equalled as we only keep the best jH
makes All our goods guaranteed as represented or money
refunded. We will thank all for acall
Yours Very Respectfully,
F. Fishblate,
. 230 South Elm Street, Greensboro, N, C, j
SALESMEN. -W. R. Rankin, J.
Howtrrr, R. H. Ballance,
' B9"Orders by mail
Perfect Fitting
Suits
W. Crawford, J W. Scott, L
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