The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-24

6O1u cnunK OF tnOugnC Hnf %lSOOm. IL
was discourse well sui,ed TO the con-
ditions and circumstances under which
it was preached. I have heard hun
dreds of encopiums pronounced upon the
sermon to day, and have heard several
teachers say that they feel stronger, feel
more encouraged and felt better for hav-
ing heard it. DR.. Carter also preached
in the Baptist church here tonight.
At night there was another large
audience at the hall to hear Rev. Mr..
Hill, of Fayetteville, who delivered
sermon which exacted attention and ab-
sorbed the attention of the listeners.
Demorest Medal Contest.
This afternoon there was Demorest
medal contest in assembly hall. There
were number of contestants, and the
declamations were interspersed with
solos, choruses &c. The judges of the
contest were Rev. J. F. Love, Mr.. A. P.
Gates and Prof. Weatherly of the A. &
M. college. They awarded the medal
to Miss Mary Bell, very. young, but
very sweet and brilliant little lady of
Morehead city. The subject of her
defamation was 'sThe Fallacy OF
Science" +"
Notes.
Moonlight sails will be in order during
this week. I have already noticed the
turning up of several guitars and hear
sweet voices from many hooks as pass
up and down the long corridors of the
hotel.
lam not prophet, but opine that there
is danger ahead for somebody during
the next few days. Just think of q
beautiful moonlight night-a pair of
snowy sails-the ripple of the water as
it laves and caresses the sides of the
boat-the silent merry dancing of the
stars lon the surface of the waters IA
gentle zephyr tanning the brow-a gui-
tara beautiful girl. All this and no
danger! Not mnch. The silvery moon
will not be old before many hearts will
be frantically bounding and jumping and
throbbing in their efforts to break from
their natural homes and places and fly
to objects which will draw and attract
them with a magnetism that is irresisti-
BILE.
A big novelty is proposed for this
week. The assembly has a fine base
ball team, and it has been suggested
that the club play game of ball in the
sound. The plan is for the club to
dress in bathing suits. lay of diamond
in the sound by means of bouys, and
play the game in the water. The sug-
gestion seems to be taking, and this
novel game will probably be played.
Personals.
Among the arrivals yesterday were
Hon. T. J. Jarvis and wife.
DR.. F. J. Haywood has arrived, and
has established his Office as resident
physician for this season.
Mr.. Clement Manly is spending a few
days here. I heard young gentleman
] say this morning: 81 wish Il
had the anaolI'ry, tho c1egaut CIT
riage and manners and the per.
sonal magnetism that Mr.. Olem Manly
has. l would just sail in among the
girls, and I would smash their little
hearts right and left and by the hund-
reds; and would do all this to pay the
girls back for the ruthless manner in
| which they tear up the hearts of the
poor, helpless boys. l could do all this
if were like Clem Manly
l saw Mr.. Julius Lewis on the rocking
horse this morning, He had on smile
the whole width of his face, and hon
estly believe that for the time being ht
was perfectly oblivious to the fact tina
he is big man, and was having as mucl
, fun as boy.
, have some other people, with note
. of their doings, on my list, and vii
, write about them in day or two.
+ Among the late arrivals have note
the following: Miss Maie Switzerland
+ Wilmington; Francis Duffy, N. c.; J. +
. Evens, Baltimore; J. P. Temple, Ten
r pie; s. D. Coley, Raleigh: E. G. Raw
e lings, A. W. Hankins, Richmond; Q. [
McIver, Raleigh; E. Nick. Goodwin
4 Raleigh; M. @. s. Noble, Wilmington
q Y. ]. Merrimon, Raleigh; R. L Premper
n Bait; Ed. Engelhard, Raleigh; R. M. Ere
4 man, Goldsboro; E. s. Shipp, Winston
"a W. A. Mitchell, Kinston; A. Branch ar
daugher, S. A. Woodland, @. g. Daniel
F. W. Barnes, 81. Rountree, J. F. Al
drews, Wilson; John Y. Jordon, Ash
> Vile; J. A. Paris, LAGRANGE; j. A. Ha
p ley, Boston; Col. W. A. Turk, Geor
70 Little, Raleigh; D. B. Parker, Dun
3 H. J. Stcckard and wife, Graham; ].
70 Granger, Kinston; W. s. Ourrell, Davi
r son College; J. Y. Joyner and wi
~ Goldsboro; Miss Frank Faison, M
10 "a Kate Faison, Goodwin; Professor al
y Mrs. j. G. G. Deunford, Goldsbor
= as Will x. Coley, Mocksville; J. 81. Rel
" Morganton; Rev. 81. G. Hill, Maxton;
's' L. Ramsey, Raleigh; W. N. Shaw, K
~ nansville; Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lew
'.- Miss Mamie Heartt, Mis- Eleanor Hear
'o' Raleigh; Prof. W. F. Massey and M
Massey, Raleigh; 7. E. Wlnecoff, Dav
de son College; Gilbert Smith, Chical
he Alf. Williams, Sherwood Higgs, Raleil
At B. F. Num-, Kinston; H. G.. Wot
:ge Edenton; R. u. Cherry, Gre'
ra- vile; II. L. Miller, Goldsbo
nd Geo. A. Wanchope, Oxford; M
up Rosa Waddell, Selma; R. A. P. Cool
Ak Nashville; II. W. Wahab, North Ca
ed. lima; ]. W. Hickerson, Winston; N
nd Fannie Gwyn, Miss Annie Gwyn, \
des Carrie Gwyn, Elkin; Matt. J. Pears
ON Sampson comfy; DR.. and Mrs. T.
on. Martin, Raleigh; Mss. J. B. Cherry {
ar son, Greenville; NJ F. King and "
J to Raleigh; Prof. Hill, of the A. and
College; N. G. Hughes, New Berne;
Carrie B. Law, Miss Edith Law, Cin'
|, or natl; MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Cook, \
tier Nellie Murray, VIM. Easdale, Raleigh
,eo- A. Smith, Greensboro; Pulaski Cow
ntic M. and Mrs. W. b. Pace, and
at Matte Pace, DR.. F. J. Haywood, B..
Ger. Beckwith, Miss Helen Fowle, Miss n
\ to FOWlo. Capt. s. A. Ashe and Mrs. Al