Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-27
N. C. CENTENARIAN.
JONATHAN MOORE DIES IN ALAMANcE
AT THE AGE or 1903 YEARS
Julian s. Carr Presented with an Umbrella.
Bishop Lyman's Great services-Gresn-
Goods Business Fiourishing.
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RGLEIGH, N. O.. November 2e.-News
was received to-day Of the death OF Jona-
than Moore. the oldest man in Alamanee
county; aged one hundred and three years
and eight months. Of his age there Is no
question. His mind was clear to the last.
The three- year-old son of I. II. Murchi-
son. Of Albright township. Chatham
county, was burned to death yesterday.
CONFEDERATE GIFT.
At the Exposition to-day w. II Hamil-
ton. of Wake county. in behalf OF the
State Confederate Veterans Association.
presented Julian s, Carr, its retiring
president, with an umbrella rs q token OF
respect and regard. Hamilton IL bind
and served calamity as q sergeant IN the
Forty-seventh regiment. Dir. Carr IN re-
eeiying the gift made touching speech.
A number of prominent men were present.
srau-oESrENNIAL.
Bishop Lyman's semi-centenniat ceie-
bration of his ordination TO the Protestant
Episcopal priesthood Will occur De-
cember 18th at Christ church, this city;
lie was ordained December 10, 1871. and
has served in various parts Of the world
at Baltimore, Hagerstown, San Francisco.
and Rome, Italy, having for some years
been in charge of the American churches
in the latter city. The celebration will
embrace the 18th and Goth, aud addresses
Will be delivered by several prominent
clergymen and laymen. Hon. n, z. Bat
tie, ex-president of the State University.
will be one of the speakers. Bishop Ly-
man was made bishop IN Christ church
in 1873.
REPUBLICAN ORGAN.
The first issue Of the North state, the
leading Republican paper in North Caro-
lima, appeared here to-day. IL declares
that no faction shall control II. The Re
publican party in this State is now divided
into several factions and IS IN bad plight;
II il seeking TO make what 1t may out or
tho thIrd-party matter.
The green-goods swindlers are Hood
ing the State with circulars, and have had
great luck with the greenhorns. The best
game they have found was she syndi-
cate" of Union county farmers which put
up $4,000 and placed this sum IN the hands
of man considered very sharp" W
course the New Workers promptly heeced
the latter.
ALLIANCE DIsCLosUREs.
The Ru-al Home. the extreme Alliance
paper published by W. S. Barnes, secre-
tsry Of the State Alliance, this week
makes its appearance Win hhlelgh uaNe'
There will be some bitter publications
il the Alliance secretary publishes the list
IF the public officials who have free
passes on the railways. Your correspond
emit has been shown letters which will
make this fact plain. The Alliance seems
determined just at d time when It ought
10 be temperate 20 90 To the other eX-
IRENE. ct will widen the breach. The
wild spirits IN the order are Leading the
more sober ones.
TRIPLE BECEpTIoN.
TO night OF Madison there was triple
reception at the home OF Mr.: George Mar
TIN i'm honor of three m9iried couples
these being Dr. MeAnnaily and Miss Fitz-
gerald, OF Virginia; Mr.. G. Vaughan and
Miss Churchill, of Eewbern; Mr.. Samuel
Smith and Miss Seagle, Of Virginia. The
grooms are all residents Of Madison, and
all we're married last night.