North Carolina Newspapers

r J- A . Uasg A U94Ai iW THIS PAPER PLEAiK HOTICS. We will be clad w reealTe wMiketitll from oar frieaos ea aaj and ail sebjectsef geaeral interest bit The name ef the wrirtr ait always be fa Bished te the Editor. Coaunmleatloas mast be arhtm oavaJ ene side ef the paper. Personalities must be avoided. And It Is especially and partioalarly aad stood tkat the Editor does aot alirajs aade.te the Tiews of oorresj on dsn u, unless so state ia tbe editorial columns. i oabUsaed .veer afteraoon, Sundays ex ipted r JOSH. V. JAMES, BDITOJt A WD PROPBIXTOJL BSC P.LPTIONS. POSTAGE PAID. m rr,S6 00 Six months, 2W J Tare. tnoattn, $1 14 ; One month, 60 cent, tae paper will be delivered by carriers, r- uf charge, in any part of the city, at the above rate, or IS cent per week. Advertisin g rata low and liberal WSTSabjeribers will pleaae report any- and VOL. IV. WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1879. NO. 20 til failures to receive their papers regularly . The Daili Review. atg ia iXZ m x-nrTTrrrTrsaMr-Tmssss. n i ! - fi STATE PRIDE! BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street W rv TaKB iKBT PLEA8UR. In Calling particular attention to tbe foi- .itr Oepa-ttsMU's for tbe NEXT TWO vvj ar uiakir.c SPKCIAL EFFORTS to ictr uc eveiytft a- that i i ew in oar line ct bui&t', and UL'H PK!DB ia to do so a' racb price that ib v caiit hely attracting the attention f kV'&KV ONE IN WANT OK SUOH GOOD-. Ladies' Underwear, We have jast opened a fall assortment of the above, r;ae Tuok and Fancy 8EIKT8, UHKMISK and NIUKT DRESS and call paiticulara teution to a few Lots that are DECIDED BARGAINS. Lotl. 38 D x. WALKING SKIRTS, 6 Tacks, i Hem. 50c, worth doa ble the money. Lot 2 Doz. CHEMISE, Tacked Yokes, cents, worth at least 75 cents. Lot 3. 20 60 17X Doz. CHEMISE, Tucked and Emb'd Y okes. 60 cts; a marvel of cheapness. Corsets. We have the Largest Stock or CORSETS that has ever been offered in this city, and are making Specialties of the following makes, Oar Goods are bought direct from the Manufacturers and Importers, and offer them at prices that will compare favorably with any Dry Goods House in the country. 40:iVz. 60 Bone 8IDE STEEL CORSET 8, 60 eta a pair. 38'- Pox. 70-Bone CORSETS, 8ttk Em broidered, 76 eta a pair; Bole Agents fee the Celebrated LA REIN E CtMMETS. 76 cents- Thev are made under a Patent. No Catting or Ripping of Seams being Reqiired. To remove the Steels all thai need to be done is to unlace the Little Silk Lace:, kvery Pair Warranted. Hamburg Edging and Insertions- Decidedly the Cheapest Line we bare shown; Give as a call. Parasols and Pans. We have opened this day a very large itock of Snnshades and Fans, having bough t Very Lew for Cash. Thev are at least 25 per seht. less than thev will be when in sea son. We have many Novelties. pm Sole Agents for DEVLIN CO., of New I orr. GENT'S SUITS made to order. A beautiful Line of Samples for Spring Wear. Call and look them over. Brown dt Roddick. 48 Market Street feb 16 Going North. J AM GOING TO THE NORTH in a few days for the express purpose of laying in th, LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST STOCK OF GENTS AND YOUTHS' SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ever sen in Wilmington. Stock on band will therefore be sold THIRTY DEGREES BELOW ZERO, as I must have money to bay new goods. The Best Unlaandried Shirt in the City for 76 etc- SHRIEK'S EMPORIUM, feb 30 Market tu Attention! Headquarters for Clothing! Y OU CAN BUY NOW THE GREAT- est Bargain ever known in the annals of history. No Humbug:! Must be sold in order to make room lor SPRING STOCK. A. DAYID, The Clothier. feb 10 Furniture. JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY, a large assortment of Walnut and other grades of FURNITURE, which we offer at Great Bargains. Call and examine, feb 19 D. A. SMITH CO. LOCAL NEWS. Largest City Circulation. New Advertisements. Gso. Mvkes, Agent Tbe Pteamer Pass port. Ijr F. C. MiLLsa Open Day and Night. P.Hhihsbsusxu In Stock. J. W. Southerlasd For RafBe. A Shbier Going North. J. C. Mombs, Druggist. Globe Flower 8yrap. 8. Jswstt Christmas is Over. No City Court to-day. Technically spaakiug, this is tbe last day of wiuter. Eggs are getting cheaper. They were offered at 11 cents yesterday. The tug boats on the river are doing very little about now. Five .of them were tied up to the waarves this morning. ARIOSO FREE You will get a sample f Aibuckk's Ungrouud Roasted Ariose Coffee free, if you vy ill call at your Grocers.f A submarine diver was again at work ou the hull at the steamer North East this mortiing. Rather old to be walking around with the fishes at tbe bottom of the river. Life is full of sorrows and disappoint ments Dut the most sanguine hopes of all those who try. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup are always realized. It never disappoiuts Price 25 cents. We wish to state that in our article a tew days since, relative to a change of the schedule ou the Carolina Central Railway, we were mistaken as regards the time. A change will take place some time before long, jj The steam yacht Passport, having within the past week been overhauled, re painted, redecorated &c, will resume her regular trips to Smithvillle on Monday next, leaving here at 9:30 a. m. and re turning at 5 p.m. The Newbern Nut Shell asserts that there are more handsome men in New bern, between 18 and 40 years, than in any otber city in North America. We have always thought a fellow must be hard up for- something to brag about when he has to fall back on his men. We understood yesterday that some repairs were being made to the fire steamer A. Adrian, and so stated, adding that she would be all right again last night, without being aware that we were doing anything wrong by so stating. Captain Walter Furlong, the engineer, says that we were in error, and we therefore accept the amendment. "i Lady cake. Take three-quarters of a cup of butter, beaten to a cream, add two cups of white sugar, one mp of sweet milk, four eggs beaten stiff and three cups of flour, with two teaspoon fuls of Dooley's Yeast Powdhb mixed with the flour and dry and passed through a sieve. The Festival To-Hlght- Do not forget the Dime Festival, given by the children of the St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School, to-night. It will be a nice affair where all who attend may have a good time, and tbe cost will be only ten cents. Remember the place the South side of Market street, in the build ing formerly occupied by the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Company. Premium Wine. We can confidently recommend Speer's Port Grape Wine, which was awarded the highest premium at the World's Fair, as a superior article of wine for the sick and debilitated, and all those who require vinous stimulation and invigoration. The Vineyards are at Passaic, New Jersey, near New York City. Messrs. J. O Munds, P. L. Bridgers & Oo. and Green & Planner sell the Wine. For the Cape Fear- The Senate Committee on Commerce have reported the River and Harbor Ap r. ropn iation bill, with certain amendments, am ug which is one increasing the amount for the Cape Fear to $75,000. This is better than the $25,000 formerly reported, but it is not enough for the requirements, as the work of closing New Inlet is iow well advanced and should be prosecuted vigorously. Still, we will be thankful for all we can get. Lieutenant Pickett' Remains The officers of Company F, of the 31 N. C. Infantry, who are the surviving comrades of the late Isaac J. Pickett,will have his remains disinterred and removed to Oakdale Cemetery. The ladies of ihe Memorial Association will then, as is the custom of tkisAssooiaUon whenever an ex Confederate soHter diet or is buried here have a marble slab or stone placed at the bead of the grave with the initials of the deceased and those of the com mand to which he belenged carved upon it- Criminal Court. This Court met this morning at 11 o'clock, Uis Honor Judge Mearea presid ing, pursuant to adjournment, for the purpose of listening to the argument of counsel in favor of a discharge of the pris oner in the case of Hector Davii", indicted for assault and battery with intent to commit rape, the jury having (bund the defendant .guilty of the first charge and not guilty as to tbe second, on the trial of tbe ca.se. T..e Telephone. Tbe telephone is used in Urge cities almost universally. Business men are patronizing it wonderfully. It is also used largely in private houses. Though sepa rated by many miles of distance, any patron may carry on conversation with any otber patron without danger of the viola tion of secrecy. By means of it physicians are able to dictate modes of treatment and prescriptions to patients at a distance in case of ordinary ailment. It seems likely that its uae will now become uni versal. Exit February. Tbe last of the winter months steps down and out to-day; not meekly and mildly like an old man, worn out in the struggle of life seekinghis rest, but bold ly and vigorously. It has been obliged to yield te the force of circumstances, but it does so without the least particle of demoralization. Its breath to-day is as cold and biting as it was in its prime t hours. People may talk and write and sing of the glories of winter, but, for our selves, if there is to be any change of weather in tie next thirty days we hope it may be tomewhat warmer than it wa to-day. 4 Fire to Brooklyn. Last night between 12 and 1 o'clock a blaze of fir. was discovered underneath the house of Mr. Frank Maunder, just beyond tbe railroad bridge, on Fourth stf set, in Brooklyn . Fortonatelyjtb. firs was d'jcoveied in time to prevent much of a conflagration or any serious damage, except the destruction of some kindling wood which lir. Maunder had stored un der bis house. The fire was evidently the work of an incendiary, and but for the timely notice given by some one sounding the alarm who was passing along the street there is no telling what the extent of the de struction to life and property might have been, as the occupants of the bouse had all retired to bed. Our New Magistrates. The following are th. new Magisgrates appointed for this county : Wilmington Township Col. John D. Taylor, in place of Anthony Howe, col ored, i Cape Fear Township Iredell Johnson, in place of H. E. Scott. Harnett Township Garret, Walker, in place of J. A. Holt, colored. Mason boro Township John A. Far row, in place of J. G. Wagner. Federal Point Township J P Mont gomery, in place of Stephen Keyes. As will be seen, the new appointees are all sterling Democrats. Their term of office continues for six years. This Morning's Conflagration. Between the houes of four and five this morning, a two-story frame building, situated near the corner oi Front and Church streets, was discovered te be on fire. The building had evidently teen burning some time and soon it was en veloped in flames. It was occupied by Dr. L N. Carr, and owned by Mr. W. G. Fowler. Dr. Cair's family hardly had time to escape with their lives aod in fact one of the ladies had to be psssed out of a window, as egress by the front and back doors was cut off by the flames. A greater portion of the furniture of the house was destroyed by fire, as was also the family c lothing. There was an insur ance of $3tK), in a company represented by DeRosset & Northrop, ou the furoituie, but Dr. Carr's loss was considerably over these figures. There was no insurance on the building. Tbe cause of the fire is supposed to have been rata and matches. A woman occupying a noose near the de stroyed building notified Mr. Fowler a few days ago that an attempt was made to fire the house she lived in, and it may be that this morning's fire was the work of aa in cendiary. Mr. Fowler thought that in all probability the woman was frightened and paid but little heed to her. His loss is es timated at about $1,500. The cautionary off-shore signal flying for a short time this morning. was TOE PUBLIC DEBT. The Bill Passed the House. fpeciU to Daily Review.) Panne ri, Feb. 28, 1670. Editor HtlVIEVr. The btli to settle tbe public debt pkssed the House to-day by a vote of Cy.i to IT only four members of the entire setation in the House not voting. r?rre Two Petty on the Plank. Read the advertisement of Mr. Jauits W. Southerland and see what a you have in setting a sixteen and chance la half hands high bay geiJinsr, guaranteed to trot in 2.45, for only ten dollars. lh: Southerland offers you a good sound hose at a reasonably price. Somebody is bour d to get it for ten dolUr3 and you may be the lucky bo :ly. Tbe Carolina Club. Two new aid elegant billiard tables and a poo! tabic were received by this Club thi mpinlug "at.d will bo placed in position in the Ciub room, over the store of Messrs. P. L. Brid?ers fc Co . in the new McRao building,, ia about ton days. We were showu through the room to-day and everything is fitted cp in a style of elegance which must make it a very pleasant resort to its member. Extending Business Messrs. A. & I. Shrierthe well-known and extensive clothiers, Sf Market street, have taken the premises formerly occupied by the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ala chine Co., which they intend opening on or about the 10th of March as a "firet c ass" gents merchant tailoring estab lishment, furnishing goods, hats, caps, fcc. &c, in addition to their other estab lishment. This speaks well for our enterprising townsmen, and we congratulate them on their success and foresight. Mr. Isaac Surfer,-Jthe junior . juemher. of this firm, has returned here to cast in his fortunes again with his old friends, and we cordially welcome him back among us. V. S- Ceniiuissioner McQuigg's Decis- ion. U. S. Commissioner McQuigg rendered a deeision yesterday in the case of J. W. Whitney and others, indicted by Mr, George L. Schutte for perjury, in favor of the defendants and they were discharged. We know nothing about the merits or demerits of tbe case in regard to tbe two additional parties, not having heard any of tbe evidence. But we did hear a por tion of the evidence in the case of the first named individual J. W. Wbitoey, from the mouths ofseveral respectable witnesses, which to our mind was pretty clear and conclusive proof of his guilt. Still, we are not lawyer erough to analyze the merits of the case but we have been told that of all the crimes in the calendar the most difficult to prove against a man is perjury; that not; only must the fact of the false swearing be established but a criminal motive therefor must be proved. Hints to those Calling Upon the Sick. Only call at the door unlets you are sure your friend is able to see you without harm. Enter and leave the house, and move about thsroom, quietly Carry a cheerful face, ar.? sreak cheer ful words. N In order to be cheerful you need tell no lies. If your friend is very tick, do not fall i t 1 1 ,i j a t Don't ask questie. nr.ci t:. your friend to talk. oblige Talk about something ont.i-j, sr.. : aotl the disease and cjrrti asito ces f (1 pa- tient. m . t n . . a . . a t sick and dyirg to If possible, car.-;, suiaetiiiLt; wiili . . to please tbeey? ar,d re; if veto... riocot ny of the sick-rooui; a iiwtr, pienre which yon V-v: tor days desirable,soa:ehttic tHtct.- tpt the appetite will be well bestoweJ The perfume ef some flowers is poison ous, and they shou'd never be carried into a sick-room. Especially is th.s trus f the tuberose, oleaader, heliotrope, by- j acintb, orange, lilac, syringa and lilies. Stay only a moment, or a few mintues ai the longest, unless you can be of sume O ' I into gay ami careless tut in inc. attempt ; inaogs oui suey are an oi olo mina re to be cheerful. I 8ar- ' ' L tr 0i! as tbe only thing help. A ns&et1on We respect. ully suggest to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, that at their next regular meeting they take into con s;derJtir:i tie propriety of obtaining the service." of.- me sbsewML sharp detec tive fo the purpose of ferreting out, if posaible,the ang of "tire boys'1 (as they are termed in New York) who have re cently caused so much destruction to property in this city by their incendiary j No fa-r. i'.y c.: f -.-! sifb now upon re- tiring ut night f r fcr that leforc morn ing they may be v roused by the alarm of fire. DIOCESE O F1NO RT II TA ROLIN A. Bishop Atkinson's Appointments. Wednesday Mirth VX p tn ) .... mi i nursc.ay, Friday, Sunday, M:ndv, Tuesdai Wed tie . lay, Friday j Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Scnday, Wednesday, Thursday, MarcSi 20, a in.. $ ,iU,or March 21 FattW, March :), .Sunday i.x L4.t.. .Coldsbo:.. Ma: ch 24, pin. V. Is n '.arch 25, piu. Kocky Mnunt March fcO, p m. I . . . Lundu March liingwooJ March o , 5iU Sunday in Lent . .Scotland Neck April Aotil April April April April April April 1 Hamilton 2 Williamaton o. . Jam"sville 4, Plymouth 5 . St Luke's, Washington county . Palm Sunday St David's S Hertford 9. . Woodville, Perqu imac s cou n t y 10 a rn . Camden C H p m . . Davis' ciiJtp 1, Pasquotank dq Good Friday, April It Easter Day, April 13 Elizabeth City E ientoc I uesday, Wednjesda Thursday, Friday, Sunday, Tuesday. Thursday. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, April lb. .St Peter's Chapel, Gates county April 10 .GatesviUe April IT . Wintou Ap: il is Muri'reesboro April 0. 1st Surdayaf Easter, Woodille, Bertie co April 22 ... Wind or April 24 Jackson April 23, p m Halifax Anril 2tj am.... alliax April L'Tj 2d Sunday after master Weldon T. 1 XUe Th.eruioiueier. From the United States Signal Office at his place we obtain tho following report of the thermometer, as taken this morn ing at 7:31 o'clock : Augusta, Oa, i Mobile, Ala 35 Montgomery Ala.. .30 Nashville 32 New Orleans 46 New York 13 Savannah, Ga 37 Shreveport 41 St. Louis Mo 32 Cairo, III 33 Charleston, 8. C....o5 Cincinnati... .j 2G Corsicana, Tex 39 Fort Gibson, C. N.O0 Galveston.... o j Indianola 58 Jacksonville, Fla 49 St. .Marks, Fla 41 b noxviae o Lynchburg. ......... CO Memphis, Tenn.....3I Vicksburg, Mis8....36 Washington 21 Wilmington 30 Wilmington District irst round of Quarterly Meeting?, Meth odist E. Church, South: Topsail, at Union, March Sand 9. Oiislow, at Tabernacle, March 15 and 10. Tbe District Stewards will please meet me at tbe Parsonage of Front treet Church, Wilmington, Feb. 25th, 187.9, at 10 o'clock, A. M. A full attendance is pesired. L. S. Cukkhead, Trending Eider. A earn. To Jill who are stuttering from tbe errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak, ness, early decay, lss of manhood. &c, 1 wilt send a recipe that will cure vou, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was uiscovered by a missionary in South Amer ica. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rsv. Joeph T. In man, Station I), Bible llonae. New York (Jity. d 6c w Merchants and Vistors? who have desi rei, so long, to live at a Hotel 'above the business centre, an 1 to take a portion of the'r meals down, tovn while in New York,can do ou as the Grand CcntralHo'ei on Broadway, is now kept on both the American plan at $2 50 or 3,00, and the European p an Si. 00 and upwards per Jay. Au elegant Restaurant, at moderate price.:, is conducted by the Hotel. One Th ag on Which the Doctors all Agree. Doctors disagree about a great many u i i. L. t ; r - i r' , . i , J v.hca tbe cnJeebied system Vu .- s a ana assimilate any other the cause of the patieai's lack of vital whether it iK:ousumpi:oa,scroM!a, .. tno general debmtv so utea i ... -sin: malarial fever, this necnliar f rm of foot i the only known specHi: that rarely fail, invigorate the "blood an J solid tisucs gorate . i the body, and speedHj averts the ' ' 1 --F- - i a a life, tecauseof its repulnvs taste Thous : :w aods will rejoice to know that all its v lluaole qualities are noi only preserved . rPm !e:n J T i ... l : .i i ..li. - . -7 a u.onja vt a tii9 v A A . v c 1 Oil wKh the Hypophoephites of Limeand zr m saTBamasssawjBBMescawBawewsassaBsaus. Ttos. H. McKoy, 2tobt H McKov AT XCKItf SlTiJ -AT-lsAW WILMINGTON" N G 0tBc.J riS.'de Mrkl between Kpv,f d am Thi A arar. afwMpn wp w mm - j . jan 27-tf New Advertisements. For Raffle. BAY GELDING, 16 hands high, wei-ht 300 pounds, sound aad all ighu Gear anteed to t ot in 3.45. 30 chances at $10 each. Can be sen at Hootherlana's Stables St- orfaj and Mcndav. Apptyto feb!8-2t J. W. SOUTHERLAND. THE rtTEAMER I WILL RESUME RKO ular trina tn Hmllli.IIIU MONDAY. March 3. lMTi' her Wharf at 9:30 retnrnifi.1 5 P. M. Havinc btan Urorh.nl.! - a'ed and Painted, we promite ezevrfionists and pleafore seekers accomodations nrsur ;'ascd. Tickets 60 cents. feb 28 GtO. MYERS, Agent, Open Day and Mhf. C. MILLER'S DRUG STORE, Cora" fourth rd Nun sUeets. Precriptions compounded withe acd ai reasonable rates. Perfumery, Soaps, Faccj Articles, C'uaf. ar.d afnll lice cf fresh GARDEN SKKUt. feb 28 In Stock. plA.NG3 ASD ORGANS, Guitars and V iolias, Music Bczee and Accerdeo. Blank Books and Stationerj of every varie ty. Standard and Miscellaneous Works,cotn plete stock. Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymn Books f.r, all. Chromos and Engravings' ntr, cheap and beautif al. All for sale at HEINSBEROER'P, Live Book and Music btore fVb 28 Festival. A DIME FESTIVAL will be beld'rt the building on tbe South side c Market street formerly occupied by th Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Com pany, on Friday evening next, under 1 1 auspices of tbe Children of St. Paul's Lut . erau Sunday School. Admission 10 cents. Sunday Scho-x Children free. ieb 27-2t Coal j Coal I ! F RESH ARRIVAL, beat quality ! All kiuds or good WOOD!! CF" Prices guaranteed as low as tbe lowest. J. A. SPRINGER. feb 27-3t.,.b.fri-njon. Florida Oranges. ANOTHER LOT OF those iweeL'.delicious aad juicy FLORIDA OB. AKJCrEB jast received. Also, Aspinwall Banana, Lemons, Cocoannts and Apples. Fresh. Pure Home-Mad Oaady always on hand, at 8. O. NORTHROP, feb 22 Fruit and Confcetionery Btoraa. Christmas is Over. I JUT I WILL BE PLEASED TO eerv you in the j , Book and Stationery Line, and will endeavor to give you satisfaction ia every translation at .1 8. JEWETT8, dec 27 8 Front 8treet Book Store. lour. tj!.OOD FLOUR, lOOf.: For sale by ftb 26-daw HALL k PEARS ALL. Potatoes. - Bbli. EARLY R08E POTATOE?, For sale by feb 25-dAw HALL A PEARALL. Globe Flower Syrup. MERRELIS IIEPATIKE. A supply of each just received. Wistar's Bal sam of Wild Cherry. A floe lot of Toilet Soaps Perfumery and Fancy ArtkAev. For sale by JAMES C. MUNDS, Druggist, Third street, Opp. City HalL ' TT Prescriptions Compounded at all boms home day or night ian t. Xcwburj?8, on the Wharf, JS THE PLACE TO BUT Fresh Maf, Salt Meats, Poultry, Ygy, Lard, Batter a.d all kinds of country prodaee at lees price than can be bought elsewhere ia the eif.r. N E W BURT'S is crowded from early "morn till dewy eve, and that's th. proof of the pudding. feb 21-Iy Tonsorial. ITATLNO AGAIN located ia the LX meat of tbe Pureell Hoaaa.1 mmm ouarhlr renovated aad improved the eld ana am now prepared to snan cut hair tor every body. The men, clean, towels, sharp n aed prices. ELyiN ARTI8, miy i paraau aoat. et