The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-12-16
HERE II RALEIGH.
WALKS tNs TkIhS IL AND
AROf Nj IiIt CITY.
Some Thing, the Editor OF the Chronic
Gle sees and Hears IN His Rtmbie> in
the Capital City.


aud Schulart. ,-5fe~5orat Peace Institute
was met ou FayctteyiI}p street "A few day>
ago by a music l.viuy. vouny gentleman.
and asked tn. question. ..Pr4fe.Slr when
wlll thrre D.. q,fnrha~ sfttr Pee. ~ },es... =,
Prof NeJ%.r y,a. Il ,,,u,h -h....l.e4 II thf.
horrible. prant,,. .fir1 of III. ..>4.~...-i,...
French ..soir..a~ tlat h.. hssn.r ~ ~...s,,.-
cred sufficiently To reply 10 rh,-a auestjan
TbI. puts me In mind 10 Styfhtr fho o.-
caSioua1 musical entertainments ..i..f} ~
this poplilar school for yaun, l4-lf4, are
much euioyed by those Who's. .pI.a-pr.. 5s
i 10 ATTEND rhen # I may f,,l.,.. frn,,, ~.
cxtsr,..,Inu. Of aDflrrri3t}1n lear fr1,4
time to time
TIN. other evcnIno- -bav l,ra.7ns !. the
air the,,. cold EVENING", -, WA, r4kinu
what President RattIccaIl..a constitutional
and was NEARING the ~uburbs ~ tbt.. clty
c.1tohr = oli1n6s,. ,.in., ina = s,oa,l
buns4 The -hofne ..yi,j,.ntIT nf ,.,..~tv ID
the fioura of a man of cod III vhnsn d.,
nojn and ont .,rnon,, he ,,e0,,I. of I,,r.i.,,
rs9aciaIlv The noorer cltss.s had Zen
familiar for months passed bv and
yent On INFO the country IL breathe tb..
nurer air and TO oft away from brick and
mortar and 10 look abouf me and say =
word 10 the ue0nle whom God made .,s
some one has .alIel he farmers The
man whom saw enter the rude. Il ,u,,. i
think il not improper to say of REV. " m.
l.. Cunnnggiu speak OF him whose
pastorate OF Person street Methodist
church closed last Sunday, that his faith
fu mluistratlous; his attention to hrs
flock. especially the poorer members, h.s
modest an transformations life among "a,
has been i l!,A ocuediction TO thos,. Who
I d
often have | seen him III that part OF the
city in which his church Is situated going
0Here there was poverty. sickness or dI-
trcoS and carrying help and comfort and
brightness that | felt al that he WaS e}-
lng away from Us D.. hat !stlcigh WaS 10
los" hls pre~eHr "ud his faItAiui Nork.
Tie good wishes or thc entire community
vii follow hlm to his new home i, Ok
ford and congratulate the eNceIltn- peo-
pie of that elegant town upon li@ tcqlusl
tlon OF q HlhlSttrpi 50 Wuc.l mo. lroi "pfl1
Did Won know there was a tConScicmea
Fund" in North Carolina Neither dIG
until Yesterday Often have read of
money returned to the National Treasury
by npnnle vho wrote that tbry had taken
if dishonesty and that their conscience
O1oubIed Them until they returned il.
had Thought how many months we could
Iur} All on. nIfIic schools If ma men who
nisannronriated and stole money in the
Years of Republican ru}e following the
wan. won}d have a touch Of conscience
and return # to he state Treasurer. Mr.
Balm mipbt have to enlarge his vault and
that would lie inconyenient and perhaps-
but started TO tell about The Conscience
Fund. Tie Committee Al pointed to cA
anime the State lreasurers books. MesSrs
NJ. : Robins. J. :. Leak. f. b Wonack.
.Jno +. Wootard and Geo BuIIa are now
here engaged in that work OF ~upertro-,3-
Donald Balm keeps everything TOO
straight to give the Committee auy 7urN.
Talking Yesterday with NessrS. Womack
and 5uIa, they told me that the following
entry is made on The Trcasurcr'o Books:
Gross, per registered letter, with the fol
lowing statement, VIZ: "A certain person
through my mlnlstratlon as Catholic
Priest Wishes to return to the state lfra~-
urer OF North Saroliha the sum OF ioIty-
SIX dollars. Father Gross requested MI
Balm to say nothing about the receipt OF
the money and he compiled our trend
Bulla Is fsepublicah ana some OF ihe
Democrats zen MN JoculafII ihaI MS
party Is Just beginning 70 nave some pah5S
OF conscience.
1t IS strange though Qsnt ltI aud no
one can trace 1t or know who sent i.
Ii YOU ask most men you meet, whether