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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04
The Work. OF North Car
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The Lady Managers sptointe.i TO
beet >p' ciNrns o! work Of the
.pmtn II \ nth Carn.ina. Tor exit
IN a tn" { :lun.hian Exposition,
TO be IA, Id in Chicago, desire Ia be
r;sc.i l., r,m,onirca,l with ex
.,vI'> ~ all :,ucs Of ~nmau's work.
b"'h n>N! an | unusual.
III, invite correspondence aud
~~'.-e>,.rns IN ALI sub ects pertain
'nyt ii. work they have ia han...
For the t.'',er prosecution OF the
IT, A y ot his work, they nave ar
ranged it iu, the Flooring Divis-
=. The ha'ae and address 81 the
Lady Nanag"' in charge i, gwen
A.lr each D.v.si.,., So correspond
VI the 'nious >nhjec,> can be
alire sad To the lady in charge Of
that Division, and thus expedite
work.
b.tHn A,--Coloniai Display,
Cnri"-. accent AMI molera.-Mrs
q " X her, Wilmington.
D!vi>ipn Is drawing, Painting.
E~'.u,-~, Cray"n Work. P.,,ef.
snti il.,nr n-co,a.inus. Wood Cary
~. >cntp ufc, G.-M,s. Charles
Proc, >.t.snlr.. y L
DIS. Il C-Nceilr W..-k. Taxi
enns Fr.the' Work, Leather
A"tA F.>n S,a.r Work, &c. Miss
Sc !. d .r'e. Wsiminc'on.
DN>l. nd Press Work, Li,era.
tH'e, / .ea;"r~ al In.eh,in.s, Sta
'~'>;ie~ &. Mrs. R.ner, X Cot.
II. f's..,and.
/ . competition at Ci,i.aco will
'e to'h = sii"nal aud International.
ii. standard Il ex,.ll.nc. is
necessarily verv high C,nsrau-n,.
j. tie l.al. Managers urge np,n
'h~ soi.tn 1T the Sat 10 en- l.avo-
ihi- 'ccs-inn TO excel any former
ii rs III th-ir respective lille, %;
sark
he Chairman II he Cammi,,e..
Mrs Robert L. Gotten, va, lake
pleasure III replying II inquiries an
any suffice. not mentioned IN tie
above classification, which relate 10
the .ahiect.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04

Ais..-a'.-. Il "a e Dn / -.!,y
sitrrn".n a ..c1 ~a> eau - u'as
Ph it'p> {, apei H. weighed 100
p""ni> lie hal t-en .h4>..l u .ou,
Is ml- Three dog. were in the
chase, " he Q, I'm /" J. u Qua
kcnbu>h and "nc ~ WIN Aust. V.
Mr.. 5 OH, wilson has .een ar.
'es-~I ~ q true bill found against
h.n b! the grand jury of Wake
couuiv on IT.. out, OF Dis alleged
connection with a.tcres political or.
ssn.za'ion. He gave bond in the
n" Of $500 far Vhi- appearance at
the next term Of cdurt, and The date
OF the ,ria. Was set tor. Tuesday,
March oS,l.
The Wilmington Messenger OF
January 29th >ay- The ir-, .hai
Of the season was caugh, yesterday
in tn. Cape Fear 10y Mr.. w. 3
DAVIS fishermen. I, ~a. held in
the msrke, for Sl.0O. Tn. .had
season is abou, tell days late on &C.
CONT OF the recent cold u.a,he,,
but the fishermen Nay it the weather
continues warm like it ha. tor ,h..
past week there viii b. plenty ut
shad 10 the streams in the next four
or five DAYS.
The Durham Sun Of January 18th
says: Old Aunt Jennie Cam.r.n. -
she is known, lived three IN les ives,
If Hnxhoro. STE helonycl !, tie
Pan I, Cam !. estate in slavery
t'n.> She .In..l -, w H.. lay a.!
40 bur II y sic .lty Al IL Ca.
c,or 4na,t..s J,nute C,me on VA.
perh,,- TIE o i I person H. p~...,.
c, un'y, or tn : eht.re 4. go, h.,
t,.ai matter. We are c,t:i all, tod
,ia, she ~a> H. years q aye al the
llin- of her death.
Dav"l NJ. Van &, >p,4 OF Sc; a,o,
L 3 vance, ~a> returning % A~rr
Will a tew days ago from New On.
leans. IL changing casa Spa,tau.
burg he took the wong tram. IL.
discovered l,l~ mistake when six
miles tr"m that station AMI static,
to 'tIu'n On foot. In the lnten,
cold he wa almost irnz.n, his tee,
being y bal y ilo,t hi,en Il at am
tn'a'i"n nay te necessary. He ~
" A. s. a%uartnrg .-lvin. me i.
Cal attention, hs hr",h~r Chat,>
beng with INN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04

TIE ear has not tlen.d well f.
'2rm " ri s,nt ltlS ue.i not lis
courage The anne Tue sn"ws
VIII .,"te br," tictal - The iard.
he dep ire. ~ 9 u he ~, ut,
la"nu ~ II II ~, " Will -. VII !,
700 lowing 50 what has been
lost Il one way ha~ rf"'4h y been
a,ii.l III a other Il the iur~tr
"n1 on y c"I.'unr his ;',iry IT ral>
LIZ h"s 1,me supple. prosperity nas
lawnet tor HIM. ~ the beginning
i no previous year siuc4 he war
i'i~ the been SO vel! stocked
with houe made Meat aud bread.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04

III" designation q General Gl,nl
a. Adlntant General Of North Caro-
i'h;. has bee" accepted by Governor
Carr. at~t hp BIAS ienuered the p,si
non to Col Frank II. Cameron. VIII,
- II present absent from RaIeIra
Int whose reply viii lie rrce,ve,i A.
2 . "a ho returns. Ia order. how.
ever that n, i-,.ay i" the business Of
tbs "lfce may occur, Goa. John w,
Cotton, Of Tnboro has been order.
ed IN Sreria. duty as at NJ Adlu
'a't Gr"trni and vii for the rres-n,
pert nm ,tc"1m,eSo Of ....e office.
i S.-S,nrc The above was ru, IN
,!pe. Col Cameron has accrp.d,h
APP ointment Of Al ntan, General.
rs commission isiiny from Jauu,r,
Isl, Toe day he Was sprointeI bv
Governor Carr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04

TX sec'etary OF Mate JAme- &
Blame tied in Washington City o.,
the m"r'inG Of January 27,h a, II
"'o'o"k. His death vas quiet aud
Fr,cstn! AMI Lr retained consciou.
ncs I'll a tow riinu.e~ before ~.
death. IL Vas burl-d at Washing
Ton Mpnda:.r
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04
CHRISTMAS DINNERS

With over indulgence in rich food
and wines. derange the stomach,
causing dyspepsia. ini'g >u"n aud
all =. Jus complaints These con
dt,ions are cured by Humphreys
Specific, Number Ten, price 20 c,u,s
a. all dug stores.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04

y VCIE7 IN 4 173 I.
-"Mv-,'c Cure" tor X enma,,em
nd Neuralgia radica!ly cnr.S in l to
; ia>s. lt> action upon the system
re narkahie and mysterious. 1t re.
moves Il, rnce the canSe aud the dis.
a>e tanned ately disappears. The
It's, Sc greatly benefits. - cen,s.
Warranted bv W. \. Hayes, Dug.
yi>l, lll.>bnrn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04

There is nov no 1 uh hat H.,
Dc;arcra VII have ,.utrn. II -.
lnned \. ate> Senate. Good tuou.tl
-Eaie,yh News aud On>er er
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04

For cors,tpati II. b,IIon>ress and
kidney affections take S,mmou-
Liver K, y.la,ur.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04

Y lt.MAhK NHLE CASE Mr.. Wat
t-' W,n-.r, 81 he Nas'"n.,"n
vi, :, l~..N'e"y., Mass, ter ,wn
y.u- Al ed WIKI >ar.cn.. veins
acc ~ a@lrd ~ II IT .%n'lc,"tn' ernp-
ton, ~a> ronYe'ely cured a'trr
'a>..g "niN eiynI bottles Of Ayers
Nat>ai'.'iiia
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-04

r.s..ll>h spawn l.'niment removes
Al lit;d. $ot; or Ias.. used Lump.
'1'i b,e.ni~'.,. from HORSES, Blood
>t'a'ins, Curhs, -S2'ints, S~werue,
r. s-b""e SUITES. Sprains, all S~ i
iea Thro.,s, Coughs, etc Save $50
by use OF. one hottie. Warrar, tel
he most wIudeftu! Blcmish Cure
ever kr'"n Sold by W A. Hayes,
Druggist. Hillsboro
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
". AC. COMPLETELY RE-ORGGEIZED.
Action on the New Charter Results In an
Entire Transformation of the Af'airs Of
This Growing Club.

Action on the New Charter Results In an
Entire Transformation Of the Anairs Of
This Growing Club.
The Warren Athletic Club was com
pletely re organized at a meeting last
evening in compliance with the pro
visions of the new charter, granted by
the last Legislature. The old charter
was granted by the county court and
only gave the club limited powers. This
being the case it was found necessary TO
ask the General Assembly for new one.
Under this new charter, the name is
changed from Warren Club to the
Warren Athletic Club. II is now n stock
company with capital of $25, 900,
divided into 9, 1000 shares of IS each. An
entirely new constitution was adopted at
the meeting last night, the principal
feature of which requires each member
to be a stockholder, members being
allotted stock in accordance with the
class of membership to which they be-
long. Those who have previously con.
tributed funds towards the support Of
the club will be allotted a share of stock
for every s. they have SO. contributed.
This was done for the purpose Of putting
value on the stock, with the object of
making each share more valuable in the
future.
The Board Of Governors was reduced
from fifteen to nine members, with the
object Of centralizing the responsi
bility OF the management of the club.
Only members of the club will be al
lowed to hold stock.
Tuesday, June 6, was the date 6xed on
which the election of officers under the
constitution will be hello.
The new arrangement is a complete
transformation of the club, the object be-
ing TO place it. on a business like basis.
Those members who are not in arrears
for dues will be the only ones who will
have stock issued 10 them This new
arrangement of the affairs will prob
ably be the beginning Of n new era in
| the club
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
AN ENCAMPMENT ECHO.
Delaware National Guard Rifle Practice
Threw Two Men Into Court.

lhfeW Two Men into Court.
A damage suit arising from the Della
ware National Guard Encampment at
Brandy wine Springs was settled yester-
day and wiped from the docket OF the
Superior Court IL was the case OF
David Cornbrooks vs.. Richard W.
Crooks. lessee Of Brandywine Springs.
In 1890 the troops of Delaware were
modified ard went into camp at Brandy.
wine Springs. Adiutant- General Rich
ard r kenney was in command All
the routine of camp life, including rifle
practice, was gone through with It is
evident from the suit that the guards
men hit the ground oftener than they
hit the bulls eye. or even the target
The rifle range was partly on COrnbrook' 5
land, and he was paid for the privilege
of digging pits to protect the men who
were near the targets 10 direct the long
distance shooting
After the encampment broke up Corn
brooks claimed that his property and
crops had been damaged TO the extent OF
$500 by boots and bullets.
Finding himself unable to get anything
from the state he employed William s
Hilles and sued Mr. Crooks. The latter
secured the legal services OF Lilburl
Chandler. The case was set for yester-
day morning Before II was called Mr.
Hilles went to Mr. Crooks aud proposed
TO settle the case by the defendant pay
ing costs. The proposition WAS rejected
When he learned, however, that thel
only amounted TO Si1 and Mr. Hilles wal
not going TO charge counsel fees h'
settled the case on a $l1 basis
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
WANT TO BE COUNCILMEN.

James Murray and Frank NIcNuIty win
Fight In the Tenth Ward To-mor-
row.
The only apparent exciting thing in
connection with the Democratic pri.
maries tomorrow will be the fight in the
Tenth ward between James Murray and
Frank j McNulty for the Councilmanic
nomination Mr. Murray. who has posed
as the Watchdog of the city treasury
during the last two years, wants to sue.
ceed himself He is backed by the old
Democracy of the ward.
Frank McNnlty, his opponent. has the
support Of the young Democracy Of the
ward, aud the fight wakes warmer hour
by hour
Both sides claim the ward and moth
ing but a count of votes to MORO y
evening can determine the matter
1t is said that the contest in the First
ward will not be spirited Political
prophets say that George O'Niell will
carry the ward against Jesse X. Baylis
and John +. Filliben.
The indications are that the other
nominations already made and announced
will stand. There is some talk of run
ming John NJ Solomon as a compromise
candidate for mayor, but the Norton men
say that no man can be put in the field
at this late day who can defeat the nom
inee of the City Democratic Association.
Mr. Solomon was seen by an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter at noon TO day and
asked If he was a candidate. He said ;
mo; am not a candidate in any way,
shape or FORM / will not have my name
used in that connection
Jesse X. Bayls told a reporter this
morning that he would not make 6ght
for the First ward nomination.
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
RACERS GETTING READY
For the Warren Ten-MiIe
Road Race Tomorrow.
CLUB COMPLETELY REoRGAEIzED

Program for the First "smoker''.-.in the
New Gymnasium Completed-rb Road
Race VIII Start at 4.3O sharp To-
morrow Afternoon-It Is "Warren
Athletic Club" Now Instead OF "wAr-
rem Club"
The Warren cyclers and boxers are
very busy TO day. They are getting into
condition for the 10 mile road race to-
morrow and for the smoker" to be held
in the new gymnasium next Tuesday
eveding.
Those who have entered into the road
race and their possible handicaps are:
Seeds, Hanley, Elliott, Jack. Mer-
rihew, scratch; Robert Wier, Mayne.
I minute Mcdaniel Courtney, Pyle
Booth..li minutes; Mckay, Callahan, 4
minutes Brewer Hauce, Bertolette,
Puchton, minutes; Speakman,
Watson, Z minutes; Dick Weir,
Grecnman. Turner, Spoerl, "a minutes; !;
Regan, Romer, Robinson, g minutes.
w. f. Kuriz J. H. Howenstein, and
u II. Lohand the oiliclal handicappers
will meet tonight aud arrange the
handicaps,
The officers Of the race will be- Timers
Charles w. Baird, Samuel II. Baynard
and Mlllard Il. Davis; judges-ex-
sheriff William Simmons, Levi A. Bsrto-
lette and John NJ Rogers = referee
Frank d. Carpenter; starter-Captain T.
A. Kane; scorer-W. f. Kurtz; timer at
New Castle-M, X. Lancaster
The race will start at A 80 sharp.
Racers not at the starting poiut-the first
railroad crossing on the causeway-when
their names are called, cannot enter the
race The route will he to New Castle
and back TO place Of beginning
Walter Murphy, another Of the cyclers
who intended racing tomorrow, was
severely Injured yesterday afternoon by
coming into collision with B Frank Nc
Daniel, while out practicing. The men
were on the Warren course Mcdaniel
was riding toward New Castle and
Murphy was coming toward Wilmington.
Because of dust and the fact that
each OF the men were leaning over their
wheels they did not see one another un
I'll they collided where each Of them was
knocked senseless Mcdaniel soon re
| covered anu ulu nOl httm lul lulcu
Murphy on the other hand was taken ts
Victor Pyle's Office, where.Dr. Smith was
called The physician worked with him
for sometime before he regained con
sciousness This morning his condition
was somewhat improved.
Tuesday Evenings Fun.
, The first smoker in the new gymna
! stun will be given Tuesday evening
I next. Physical Instructor Mcdaniel
! has prepared the following program fo
the event Boxing between Cochran ant
! Dorsey, of this city, at 100 pounds; Fen
! messy. Wynnewood Athletic Association
: and Mcmahon, w. A. c., III pounds
Elliott. Neptune Boat Club. Baltimore
: and Glynn, 129 pounds; Sullivan
Neptune Boat Club, aud Doherty, Rock
, ford. ll5 pounds; Wilhere. Manayunl
! Boat Club, Philadelphia, and Mitchell
: Neptune Boat Club heavy weights
McCready, w, A. c. and Henry, IL
pounds,
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
USELESS TO DENY FACTS.
EVERY DAY THE MOROCCO TRADE
BECOMES pULLER.

Manufacturer Baird Attributes the Tenn
porary stagnation 20 "Close Money"
aud the Fact That Il IL "Between
Seasons Running on Half Time.
The dullness Of the morocco trade In
this city is causing much comment.
Several manufacturers were seen this
morning and they all stated that IL was
useless to deny that the trade here was
not dull.
Very few are doing more than half
their capacity. One Of the reasons ad
vanced Is that IL is between seasons in
their business
MIR Baird, of the Charles Baird Com.
pany. was seen by a reporter this morn.
ing IN relation TO the matter
When asked to give his opinion as to
what was the cause of the ''slump" In
the business, he said: Il do not propose
TO account for the real cause. There
seems to be a good deal Of distrust and
money Is close. Our factory Is running,
but 60 not one-h half of its capacity He
said that there was no use denying that
the morocco business was very dull.
Inquiry was made at Charles T. Fritz
& Co. IS factory upon the state of affair:
with them. The reply was that they
were only working about one-third theh
full capacity.
W. Jones Co were called on anC
when asked concerning the business
said that il was dull and that theii
factory was not running to It's ful
capacity. Mr.. Jones would not tail
further for publication.
A number Of others interested In th,
morocco business we're seen, and they
reported the business as being Every
| elaelr %
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
FINE WILMINGTON WORKMANSHIP.

A Cape May Pamphlet Issued By the
John M. Roger. Company Containing
Many Artistic Views.
The Cape May Pamphlet one Of the
most beautiful pieces Of work ever done,
has just been issued by the John NJ.
Rogers s press, Wilmington, said TO be
the largest and finest in the United
States
The first engraving represents a ship
in fun sail at sea, below which is the
inscription:
How happy they.
Who, from the toll and tumult of their lives,
Seal 10 look down where naught but Ocean
strivesl
The following page bears the printed
seal Of the Delaware Camera Club, origi
nally designed by Mr.. Rogers.
The vignettes, marginal lines and text
is print In different colored inks, there
being four eolors on nearly every page.
On page 26 are two exquisite photo
gravures taken from a photograph by
Willard Jackson of the Delaware Camera
Club A view of the beach, Cape May,
taken by Henry g. Porter, also a mem
Der of the Delaware Camera Club, is
beautiful and artistic.
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
LOSS OF A DAUGHTER.

Rumored That James Carpenter VIII
Bring Suit Against the b Il o.
The indications are that James Catpen-
ter will bring suit against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company to recover
damages for the killing Of his daughter,
Miss Ida NJ Carpenter The
accident occurred at Carpenter crossing
on Concord pike several weeks ago, the
Royal Blue express crashing into car
riage in which Miss Carpenter and a
FREUD were riding
This morning her father took out
letters Of administration AS Miss Car
penter had no estate and IL is necessary
to take out letters before her father can
begin suit, 1t is surmised that that is his
intention.
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
STILL At DEATHS DOOR.

Critical Condition of Two of the Will
mington Women who Were Run over
in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 19-Mrs Isabella
Bacon and Miss Lizzie Given, the Will
mington ladies who were injured by
William Justin's unmanageable horses
on Wednesday afternoon, are still in a
critical condition at the home of their
aunt here.
Miss Given regained consciousness this
morning, but DR.. Brown, the attending
physician, will not pronounce either of
his patients as being out of danger.
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
THE GENERALS SCHEME VOTED DOWN

by state Military Board-Scheme Was
TO Organize "A Force Composed of
Populists to Onset the militia.
TOPEKA, Kan, May 19-The state
military board has voted down Adiutant
General Artz's scheme TO equip an army
OF $4,000 provisional guards and car
ried out its plans to reduce the number
of military regiments from four TO three
so the limited appropriation might be
used to better advantage.
General Artz's scheme was designed
to organize force composed of Popu-
lists 10 offset the militia, which, on ac.
account of alleged Republican proclivi-
ties refused last winter during the
legislative conflict to obey the orders Of
the Populist governor and adjutant gen
eral
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
FRAUD ALREADY BEGUN.

Cinnamon Begin TO Trade Certificates Is
sued Under the Geary Exclusion Act.
SEATTLE, Wash May 19-The first
Cbinaman from Victoria to present at the
custom house on Puget Sound, Ger.
tifcate issued under the Geary Exclusion
act has been arrested and ordered de
ported Fraud has been clearly shown,
the Chinaman not having been in this
country for six years.
The certificate, which is dated the 5th
of this month. is genuine, but it had
been sold by the original party to the one
who presented it, showing that a trade
in these certificates has already been
begun.
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
cITY NEws IN eRIEE.

-Cosia's new city directory is being dis
trihuted to-day.
The Young Mems Christian Association
wi hold meeting tomorrow night for the
purpose of organizing boat club.
Frank ID. Carpenter was slightly injured
on Market street yesterday afternoon while
trying 10 quiet his fathers fractious horse.
Mrs Alfred Todd, 80 years old died at her
home beyond Eleventh street bridge esterday
afternoon. She will be buried from her home
sunday.
A fan drill will be given by the sixteen
members of the Ladies Auxiliary OF ths
Young Mems Christian Association. on next
Thursday evening in the gymnasium Of the
association, for the benefit OF the new build
ing fund.
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
NO FOUNDATION FOR THE STORY.

Advices From Louisville State That the
Courier-Journai Has Investigated the
story and Can Find No Foundation.
LOUISVILLE, May 19.-Rumors con.
cerning the recent sudden death Of A. v.
DUPONT have been Investigated by the
Courier Journal which states its belief
that there is no foundation for the re-
port that DUPONT met a violent death.
Evening journal., 1893-05-19
DAY oF REGISTRATION.

Tomorrow wiIminetonians VIII Quail
ify Themselves to Vote at the Next icIec-
tiOn.
To morrow will be registration day
throughout the city. The registration
book will be opened between II and -
o'clock a. M, and close at o'clock
Clerk Frank McCloskey, Of the Elec
tion Department distributed the registers
and stamps this afternoon, together with
the final Instructions.