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I i LECTURE ON GREECE. Ex-Minister Alexander TJelighta a Large Audience. Dr. Dben Alexander, rroftesor of Greek at the University, -who lias re cently xeturned from Greece at the close of his term as. Minister to tliat country, made a greater achievement in Raleigh last night than many of the Grecian orators can point to with pride. , He filled Metropolitan Hall to hear a lecture. In the memory of the oldest inhabitant that bam not been done be fore except by some famous orator like Talmage. , Dr; Alexander came to talk on "Mod ern Greece," under the auspices of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew of the Church of the Good Shepherd. His lecture was hot upon a topic generally classed as popular, and yet a large and cultivated audience filled the hall to hear him. He read most of the lecture, stop- DR. EB15N ALEXANDER. Ex-Minister to Greece Professor ol Greek at the University. ping the Teading now and then to throw light upon the subject by a happy inci dent or Ibtatorical fact. There wasn't a dull line it it from the !begiiming.It wag "a well of English, .'.undented." There was 'but a passing reference to his ser vice as Minister in a period of epoch making, showing at once a delicacy and a modesty 'most unusual in a returned diplomat. He discussed, all in less than an hour, . the -history, the kHifajHrthe Hellenes, their climate, agriculture, government, art and civilization with a charm that made every person in the audience rc r gret when the speaker had! finished. It would please all our readers to have the entire lecture. We give only space for the close. Referring to the recent war between Greece and Turkey, Dr. Alexander said: "I wish that I felt free to epeak to you '" of the recent war between, Greece aud Turkey, and the causes which led to it. But, if I should make public its inside history, my successor at Athens, ns well as the Department of State, might In some way be embarrassed, and 1 should run thci risk of violating the confidence of the King aud certain mem bers of his cabinet, and my colleagues, the representatives in Athens of the iSix Powers, all -of whom talked freely a-bout it But I may say that some day, when all the facts are known, the sympathy of the world will he with the Greeks, even more than now. The war was forced upon then deliberately, artfully, heartlessly. They have been made to suffer, certaiin of the Six Powers might ad vance their own interests. So long as affairs in the Eat are undisturbed, there is little opportunity for doing that; lmt in time of disturbance, opportuni ties may easily be found. Of the Six Powers, three had something to gain directly : another acted with them, ifhiefiy because she could not help her self; the other two thought it the best policy to remain in and act in unison with the 'European concert, and thus fiir, they -have succeeded, by the wisest A ,Jomacy, in averting what, to one of ' diem nt least, would be n grave calani- it.v. Just at tbiis moment the scene of nclkm Beems to have been transferred to the farthest East: but the trouble be tween Greece and Turkey is no more settled to-day than it was twenty five years ago. The Cretan question, which lie at the bottom of the whole matter, is still open. Apparently, it Is not' in tended that it nhall be closed, until the , .object for which it hiis been open all 'these years shall have been reached. ie European powers have no love for . each other. Each of them is watching all the rest with jealous hatred. .That, however, docs not prevent them from acting together, and from going to any cxtr me in doing it even, as happened on .he Oth Of February, 1897, to the fhlelHng of ai Christian church by their united fleet, at Cannae in Crete. How long the time of trouble -for Greece is to last, in uncertain. What is to 'become of thoir country i uncer tain. The people are quick to recover, lmt the wreck seems now to be almost complete. At best, their sufferings. Al ready intense, must iucrea.se. And there were in the country some mouths ago. 200,000 refugees, (inrhaps a fourth of these have now beca sent back to their homes) from Crete, Thesswly, and Epirus. fed chiefly by the government, which lias little left to give them. "Greece can never. In the mature of things, be a great nntion again; her time of greatness came tlilousands- of years ago; her work for the world was done then lives yet. The country lu, fr0ni the beginning of its new life, proved U elf worthy of a place among nation, find worthy of fair treatment from them " MR. MOREIIBAD'S SUCCESS. (TeaksvIlIe Gazette.) The friends of J. Motley Morehead will lie pleased to learn of his recent uecetues. He lias lately taken the management of the carbide manufac tories at Snulte do Salnte Marie, Mich., and at Appleton, Wis., the. Sprugne Meter Works of Chicago, and the entire acetylene business of that city. The. Meter Works have already installed about 200,000 meters. J. ! JL Defies zr li n ii WITHOUT A CERTIFICATE, An Indictment May Possibly Lie at Common Law.Says the Attor ney General. In some sections of the State the im pression prevails that the Attorney Gen eral has decided that a teacher is not indictable for teaching without a certi ficate. This is not true. Replying to a letter in regard to this matter Mr. Walser yesterday wrote to Mr. J. M. Brinkley, of Glen Alpine, as follows: .' "In reply to your letter of this date, I will say that I have not decided a person -waa not indictable for practic ing the profession of teaching without a certificate. I held that an indictment would not lie under section 38 of the Revenue Act of 1897, but suggested that such a person might 'be indicted on the ground that when a statute makes the commission or omission of an act unlaw ful and specifies no mode of proceeding, the violation of its provisions is a mis demeanor punishable by indictment at common law. State vs. Parker, 91 N. C. 650. State, vs. Bloodworth, 94 N. C. 018." Mr. Walser thinks there may be a case before the Supreme court at this session involing this question, as many teachers in the State have goue to teacli ing without a certificate. Dried Apples, G'l.c, per pound, at J, W. Sanrferford's. 'Phone 184C. East Hargett Street. Good Open Coffee 10c. per pound) at .1. W. Kanderford's. 'Phone 184C. East Hargett Sti-ent. PRINCE IMPY IS DYING. Heir to a South African Throne cully 111 at Southern Pines. Criti- Prince Inipy, the African prince who came here last August to attend Shaw University, is dying-with-consumption. He is at Southern Pines in the sani tarium there for the colored people. He left here two weesk ago and went there, but has steadily grown worse, thongli he has had the best medical attention Last night Dr. Scruggs received a tele gram telling 'him of the critical illness of the mian and summoning him to his ibedside. He left on the 2 o'clock train and silid he did not -expect the boy to live long. Inipy is the grandson of King William, chief of a great war tribe in South Af rica. Ho is the next heir to the throne and was sent here to be educated pre paratory to taking the crown of his tribe. Read J. W. Sanderford's specials iu this issue. East Hargett Street. ' SALE OF LANO IN1 WaKE FOREST TOWNSHIP. By Virtue of authority, given me by a mortgage deed executed on the 29th of March, 1897, by J. T. Sanderford and wife, and recorded in Book 140 on page 462, I will sell by auction, for cash, at the Court House door of Wake County, on the 28th day of February, 1898, nt 1 o'clock p. m., the laud conveyed in said lerest or saw feanderrord ana wife, in the following tract of land, situate in Wake Forest Township, Wake County and bounded on tfhe North by the lands of Robert Freeman; on the East by the lands of J. B. Frcemnn; on the South by the lands of Patsy Clifton; on the West by the lands of Mrs. Sallie Pace, and said to contain sixty-two and a half acres more or less. E. W. HARRIS, Mortgagee. Youngsville, N. 0. 1-24-30 d DELIGHTFUL EVENING. Entertainment by Hie First Presbyterian Sunday School Last Night. The Presbyterian Sunday School gave on entertainment last night in their new una Handsome uuiay School room. There were a number of visitors and new scolars, and a delightful evening was spent. There were recitations and songs by the little folks, and represent songs by the little folks, and refresh ments wro served to all. It is a plan of this Sumkiy School, under the super intendent of Mr. Herbert W. Jackson, 10 give pleasant little evenings, every now and then to the clnildren of the school and their parents. More than, two hundred and fifty were present last night. . MORTGAGE SALE. iiy virtue ci auniirt-ity i-onlerrcil in a mortgage executed by W. A. Nixson mm it. i j. .I'imnson, ana retvnuii m 'Registers' Office of Wake County, North Cairoliuu, B 82, Page 259, dated iiceniDer irtn, iau-, l will sell on Monday, the 14tih day of March, 1898, at the court house door lit the city ot Raleigh, at 12 o'clock an., to the highest bidder for cuiJli, the property situated on Y ilnuiigton street, in tho ciity of Raleigh, and now occupied ity tiliem as a Livery Stable, and more fully 'describ ed in said mortgage. W. C. STRONAOn, - ' Mortgagee. CLOSING OUT BALD. I am Belling the entire stock of Groceries in store lately occupied by R, A. White, deceased, 120 Fayetteville street, at cost or below cost The fix tures In, store end store furniture are also for sale, consisting of show-cases, scales, stoves, etc., etc. Also one new delivery wagon and harness. One horse which is said to be young and a good traveller, J. H. FLEMING, Trustees. TEACHING E. PHYSIOG, IV1ERCHA! omoetiton ThisSide of New York. Old Fdaw Seaboard Air-Line. VESTIBULED LIMITED TRAINS. DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE TO .. Atlanta. Charlotte. Aojjnsta, A then Wilmington, New Orleans. Chat tanooga, Nashville and New York, Boston. Philadelphia. Washington. Norfolk and Richmr nd. Schedule in Effect February 7, 1897. SOUTH BOUND. No. 403. LvN. Y.,Pen.RRll 00 nn Lv Philadelphia " 112 p. Lv Baltimore 3 15 pn. Lv Washington 4 40 pm Lv Richmond, A CL, 8 56 p m Lv Norfolk, S A L, -8 30 p m LvPortem'tu " 8 45 pm No. 41. 9 00 pm 12 05 am 9 50 am VSOam am 9 C am 9 20 am L.v wemon Ar Henderson " Ar Durham " Lv Darhfcm " Ar Raleigh " Ar Sanford " Ar So. Pines " Ar Hamlet " Ar Wadeaboro " Ar Monroe " Ar Charlotte " Ar Chester " 1128 pm 11 55 am 12 56 em 1 39 pm t7 33am t4 09 pm r5 20 pm til 10 am 2 16 am 3 35 am 4 22 am 5 10 am 5 54 am 6 43 am 3 34 pm 5 03 pm 5 55 pm 6 53 pm 8 11 pp 9 12 pm 8 30 am 10 25 pm "8 10 am -10 47 pm Lv Columbia. CN&LRR t6 00 pm 12 10 am 1 07 am 1 40 am 2 41 am 3 45 am 4 30 am 5 20 am Ar Clinton, SAL, 9 45 am Ar Greenwood " 10 85 am ArAbbevilla, 11 Ofiani Ar Elberton " 12 07 pm Ar Athens " 1 15 pm Ar Winder " 1 59 pm Ar Atlanta(Cen.time)2 50 pm Nos. 403 and 402, "The Atlanta Spe cial," solid vestibuled train of Pullman sleepers and coaches between Wash ington and Atlanta, also Pullman sleep era betveon Portsmouth and Cheater,S.O. Nos. 41andii8, "Theri. A. L. Express,' solid train, coaches and Pullman sIfcdcts betwoen Portsmouth and Atlanta. Com pany sleepers between Columbia aud Atlanta. Both trains make immediate .connec tions at Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, Now Orleans, Texa?, Calilornia, Mexico, Chattanooga, Na::h7illo, Memphis, Maeon and Florida. For tickets, sleepers, etc., apply to B. A. Newland, General Agent Passengor Department, 6 Kimball House, Atlanta, Georgia. H. S. Leard, Sol. Pass. Agt., lialcigh, n. a E. St. John, Vico-President and Gen eral Manager. H. W. li. Glcver, Trr.3ic Manager. V. E. McBee, Gtz:rai Superintendent, T. J. Anderson, General Passenger Agent.'-:' General offices. Portsmouth, Va. Service of Summons ny Publication. North Carolina Wake County. In Superior Court, February Term, D8. Kabt Jones, plaintiff. .. - vs. -Ernest Jones, defd't. The defendant above will take notice that an action entitled ng flboY1 bg n commenced for divorce, and to declare null and void the marriage had between the plaintiff, and defendant will farther take notice that ha is reouired to appear at the next civil term of Wake Superior Court tc be held on the 22d day of February. ISSh. at the Court House, in the said county el Wake, in the State of North Carolina, and answer or demur to the complaint in isid action, or the plaintiff will apply tc the court for the relief demanded in the tuu! complaint. . H. YOUNG. O. b. C LANK dt JOHNSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. October 2Stn 18D7 Of HI health, despondency and despair, gives way to the sunshine of hope, happiness and health, upon taking flood's Sarsaparilla, because it gives renewed life and vitality to the blood, aud through that imparts ncrvo streu ft gth, vigor and energy to the whole body. Head IrH jj . this letter "Hood'sSar KS b a n a r 1 1 1 a helped me wonderfully, changed sickness to health, gloom to sun shine. No pen can describe what I suf fered. I was deathly sick, had sick head aches every few days and those terrible tired, despondent feelings, with heart troubles so that I could nob go up and down stairs without clatplng my band over my heart and resting. In fact, it would almost take my breath away. I sut fered bo I did not care to live, yet I ha much to live for. There is no pleasure 'i life If deprived of health, for life becomes a burden. Hood's Sarsaparilla does far more than advertised. After taking one bottle, it Is sufficient to recommend itself." Mrs. J, E. Smith,' Beloit, Iowa. run InJ Sarsaparilla Is the Ono True Blood Purifier. All druggists, ft Trwpared only by C. I. Hood & Co., J.owell, Mass. E-ij- n:ti '' all Ifjr Ills, bilious. HOOd S Mills ijs.tae ;ue. 28ceuu. Sunshine o M s w Daily Business C1NQER8NAPSI GINGER SNAPS M a lb. Sui?ar earl , it Cakes 1 Sagar Cakes 1 ! r BESH CAKES AKD CRACKERS. GELIUNE, lOe PACKAGE. LEMONS, 20c per & z?n. 1 lb. bkt nice preserves, 15c lb. Peas. 4c qt. Beans, 8o qt. Loose raitits 10c b, 3 lb for 25c, at M SUMENTa AN ) HSAD STONES AT REDUCED PRICES UNTIL FEB. 15TH "'Od wi;l give special prices on all finished Btock ou hand. Come aid gee a bar gain. Tbia is not baying fiom d signs, bat seeing the stone von get. Iron fences 82c per foot. Oueap as wood. COOPER BROTHERS. C1NEST NORFOLK OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY. FRESH LOT OF HYMAN'S ' Pickles and Austin, Nichols & Go's Mince Meat, etc., at R. A. WHITE & CO S. QWEET SUGAR CURED HAMS, 5 1-3 to 10 POUNDS, AT 10 CENTS A pound. Larger size at cents a pound. Fonr-ycar fid Apple Vinegar, 20 cents per gallon. Crescent Cerfw, 13 1 3c. Green Coffte, 10c Everything cheap at O. H. ANDERSON & CO'8. IIF YOU HAVE A MOMEST TO SPARE AND WOULD LIKE TO TALK ABOUT Life Insurance, let me explain to you the attractive policies issued by the old reliable Manhattan insurance Company. JOHN V7. THOMPSON. THE BKST AND CHEAPEST E(1G PKODUCEli 13 "TdE H-0 CO's FOUL- try Feed " Use no other. W. S. BAUSE8 it C. I F YOU HAVE HE ID AO HE TO-DAY 1 AnticepfcrJa'gine will cure it. DAN ACE A WATER, FRESH FROM chobest family and modicinal Wines EVE B Argains to bo had at all times. IYSTEU FRIES, OYSTER STEWS, BIRDS ON TOAST, AND OTHER DELICA cies every hour of everyday, at DUGHl'S. .V DAN ANNAS BY THE BUNCH, APPLES BY THE CRATE, CABBAGE BY w crates or barrels, and much other fresh produce roceived every roornina; at ; WYNNE & RKDFORD'S. CEE OUR BEAUTIFUL SHOW WINDOWS. THEY ARE ONLY AN INDEX of the beautiful gooas that you will find inside. SHERWOOD HIGG3 & CO. IJORFOLK OYSTERS EVERY DAY. or family supplies. F YOU WANT A BUGGY TO-DAY anything in the furniture lino, try us. 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