North Carolina Newspapers

TBISFAPEB every evening. eepted by . JOSH T.JAMES, gDlTOB AND FBOFRDSTOB. woTfnS POSTAGE PAID: & ... i.oo. Six months. $ 6 th t1-00 Ono month, 35 cents. 0,011 'will be deUvered by carriers free 11 la any part of the city, at the above Wocnu per week. - ; , ..Hainff rates low and liberal. Aac- ,rt nv nrt U foil. ubecrlbcrs will report any and aU arThe Daily lleview ifiai Uhe largest , fde circulation, of any newspaper fished, iniM cUy ofmimingion khis -Vrmont apple crop will be al rtct a total failure this year, Uiv-- . jem Mace has challenged John L SalUvan for a match of tour rounds, Marquis of Q'ueensborry's rules, for 10,000 a side. , . " ' -m j'aulus Moort. a full-blooded African nem, was ordained last Sunday, in Philadelphia, as a clergyman in Ihe P. . cuurcn. Peter Begart and wife, of Downsillc, celebrated the seventy-fifth anniversary ot their marriage. There is only a few days' difference 'in their age, which is Coocresssiian Keagan, of Texas, fa vors fhurman for President a. Id Car- iisle for Speaker. He ad nuts that two ( the Texas men. delegation are Randall Three to four inches of snow is re ported to hare fallen in Northern New Hampshire and Vermont on Tuesday afternoon. At St. Johnsbury, Vt., the weight of the snow damaged the apple trees and telegraph poles. 'Germany has reared a splendid nion ument ou the banks of the Rhine, over against Bingen, to commemorate the invasion and conquest of France. The JYeuch are raising a monument to com memorate the heroism of defeat. An experienced political doctor in Ohio advises a 20-inch porous piaster over the mouths of each of the leading Democratic bosses, but the Boston Post says nothing but chloride of lime would serve as an antidote for Republican orators. Mrs. Matilda Field, of Tennessee, is the youngest daughter of the famous Davy Crockett. She is sixty two years old. The San Antonio, Texas, papers tell of a granddaughter of Creckett who is in needy circumstances in that town of the Alamo. . : - Gee. Roger A.v Pryor has gone to London to, defend Patrick O'Donnell, tho man who killed the informer. Carey. He is to be followed by ex Judge Full erton. The question arises now, will they be allowed to appear and plead in an English court? . - ; Henry Study, of Ransom, III., left $65,000. He was a cripple from birth, At the close ot the war he donned a soldier uniform, invented a pathetic story, and began to travel as a beggar. In three years he got oyer $50,000, and on the interest he lived in idleness. Official returns iust issued show that last year the proceeds of the duty upon piaying cards m Frauce was 3,362,036 francs, or 21,414 francs more than dur ing 1881. In 1870 there were 39 manu facturers and 13.422 retailers of packs cf cards, whereas last year there wec 60 manufacturers and" 13,911 retailers. The Washington Star thinks it is evi dent that the confidence expressed by Mahone and his sub-bosses in Virgina as to the result of the election is all as sumed. While professing to feel secure they arc straining eyery nerve, and are resortiug to secret methods of a ques tionable character, to say the least, to avert defeat. The heat on the Colorado desert has beep greater this season than during any previous year for many years past, and the suffering ot those wlrose duties compel them to make the tedious trip frequently is almost overpowering. During two weeks the thermometer in the day time stuck persistently at -130 degrees. In 1870 the University at Oxford con ferred upon Tuigeneff the honorary de gree of doctor of civil law. The whole town was searched in vain for a univer sity cap large enough for him. He had finally to content himself with his everyday black silk .stove-pipe," The sight of such a bat over the doctor1' flaring red gown had never before been seen in Oxford. Devout Moslems confidently predict the end of the world on November 8th, the close of the Mohammedan thir teenth century. Tradition declares ihatinthe present month,: during the Ran adan fast, the sun shall rise in the West, the day of mercy and forgiveness shall cease, and that of judgment and retribution begin. .Thus, a proclama tion has been issued from Mecca warn ing all true believers to prepare for the coming day. which lias been widely circulated, and has created a great im ii ii ii it j ii r f u 1 1 ii i ii ii ii.. ii i if ii - i . u .i . - - -1 II. .11 II II ' 1 II if It II II I II II II I I - I 4 V .11 II I 1 IV IV f- I 2.00. Three " . II S -A U LI Llfl Li Jl J J U A ' 11 11 A Y V II - i Ij - ...... !.:., "f!.--. .... I.-.-'t.. .-,!,' . " -! . ' : ii . : : - : t. r : r : 1 1 - VOL. VII. A Canada man having lost $40,000 in speculation eased bis mind by thrashing broker. 1 . Tho British Consul at Scutari Alba nias Wfl fired at1 while ou a hunting expedition a few days since, but fortu nately was not hurt. (The would be assassin escaped. 1 J T Mr. Noble Thompson, of ihe popular stables 1303 Braodway . states that St. . .1 acobs kJil is tne best . pam-cure tor man or beast that has come under his notice in fifteen years. j 'iMDix TO MEW ADVERTISI MlNTt; YATESSchool Books j i ; 1 R M ilclSTiRi: Carpet,ic. tfEIJfSBEKQKIt School JJOOkft Steamer Kalcigh Saliirs jUajs F C -M 1 llk it Florida Wafer. &.c Kuightb and Ladies 6T Ijloiior Jxcal ad JI.A Bi nkeis German French, Prawiug W II G REJ!T Wholesale and Retail Druzgit E G Bi.ajk GCTjeral Ckmrai.wion Slcjrhawt I j i The receipts oi cotton at this port tos day foot up 870 bales. - There will be a full dress drill of the Wilmington Light Infantry in the City Hall to night. The pubiie. and the ladies in especial, are respectfully .in- vitcd. 1 1 Capt. It. P. Paddison informs us that the Black river, which has been unpre cedentedly high, is falling rapidly, and if the subsidence continues t will reach its ordinary condition in a jlew days. Knfghts and Ladies of Honor. Regular meeting this (Thursday) eve ning. Full attendance desired. ; It I The carpets for the Library rooms have arrived and been I put down ; the new gas jets have bsen added, and everything about the hall looks new. neat and tidy. 1 meeting of the Asso- ciation was held ast night and seveu applicants were added to the member ship The conduct of some of the gallery gods at the Opera House last night was simply outrageous and we hope for the sake of decency and good order that if such proceeding are attempted to-night the police will arrest tho guilty parties and sne that they are- adequately punished. Mr. H. A. Bunker, a graduate of St. Andrew's, Hanover, Germany, is in thecity and will give lpssons in Ger man, French and danctng, as per ad vertisement published ins this issue. Mr. Bunker comes here with excellent testimonials and his charges arc cer tainly moderate. ' - 1 Exports Foreign. The following 'comprise the exports foreign during the month of September, with quantities and values: Spirits turpentine,, 199,667 gallons, $74,622 ; rosin 4,543 barrels, , 6,955 ; tar 28 barrel. $72 ; pitch 10 barrels, 120; lumber 902,000 feet, $14,974; and 350.000 shingles $5,3 10 ; making a total value of $08,983. Criminal Court. ' In the case of Emma Bradley, 'in dicted for maintaining a nuisance, which was on trial when our report closed yesterday, the verdict of the jury was, guilty with a recommendation to mercy. The sentence ojrthc court had not been pronounced when our report closed. . " I' " " 1 . " '.' Mary Hay, indicted for keeping "a disorderly house, was on tual when our report closed. 1 - Total , Depravity. Some dirty, low bred scoundrel, who ought to -. be horsewmppeu until his hide is taken off and then (tarred inV feathered and ' keDt so until his wounds should be healed; came through Magnolia, Duplin County, on Tuesday evening's train, and just as the cars were leaving threw off among the by standers, some of whom 'were ladies, who -were present to sea the departure of friends, a lot ot the inbst scurrilous, nasty, obscene trash'which it.13 possible to imagine. The curj was not known, but we would delight to welcome him to the cordial Hospitality with which he would be greeted at Magnolia should be ever visit that town and it become known that he was the beast who so grossly insulted them and outraged common decency on Tuesday, night last. . I ' Second Instalment of Fall and Winter Clothing. We are receiving one of the largest and finsst displays of Cas?imere Suits, in Plain and Fancy Colors, in Cheviots. Worsted. Basket, Corkscrew, Diagonal, Tricot and Broadcloth. Suits $5. $7, $9, $11. $13, $15, $17 1 and op to S3o. It will pay you to examine our Goods and Prices. A. &I. SnmF.n, Reliable Clothiers, 1 4 Market st'. . . : tf J W ILMINGTON. N. C, THTJRS DAY, OCTOBERS. 1883. Clty Court. x There were two cases for the Mayor's consideration, this morning, which were disposed of as follows; - Ben. Jenils. colored, fdisorderly con duct was fined 5. Thomas Mandleson, disorderly con- I duct, $3 or 10 days in the city prison. He went below. - If From Faderlaod. ; . . . Among the pasaengers--residents ofl this eity-who have recently arrived j from Europe, were Mr; H. A. (51a-j meyer, wife and daughter, Mrs. Job a j Oldenbultle and son. and Messrs. John Geischcn and Nioh Hulleni They arrived at New York, on Saturday, the ! 28th ult., on the Ger steamer Rhine. Mr. (ilameysr and family! reached this city on Monday night, the 1st mst., Mr. Hullen arrivod here last night, and the rest of the party are yet in New York. . !" 1 ! . ' T ' '"T - - ' . Thomas Lasp eyre. A friend has favored us with a clip ping from a Butte City (Montana) paper which records the death of Mr. Thomas Laspeyrc. a native; and jfor many "year? a residcnU of .yilnjngton, whiclt occurred at Butte' City ' recently. Mr. Laspey re was a member of an old and honored family of-the Cape Fear..! He left Wilmington about 1852, , and when li4tle more than a youth, and em igrated to California. , He first located at Stockton, in San Joaquin j county, but afterwards removed to Butte City. He was elected to the Calilornia Lcgis ! lature for several successive terms, and served also in other positions of trusfc in San Joaquin county, and at! the time of his death was Attorney ; of Butte City. The jjaper pays him a high tribute as a man of sterling worth and as an official of unimpeachable integ rity! ' '-' J '. Legerdemain, j Prof. Zera Semon gave the third oj his series ot unique entertainments at the Opera House last night; and it was fully equal to any of its pjedecessors. It was divided into four parts, as fbi lows; -Magic, Ventriloquism, Marion ettes hnd Limb from Limb. There was 4ji large auaience in attanaance, wno were delighted as well as astonished at the Prolessor's skill iii all that he un dertook to perform. He is certainly a proficient in his business and deserves well of the public. The fallowing held the lucky numbers that drew tha Jprin cipal prizes: 1 John J. Williams, Castle; between Sixth and Seventh streets, a silver watch. Willie Kordlander, Fourth and Han over streets, set ol French china. . " Julia Mulford. Sixth, between Nixon and Swann streets, chamber set. Wr Evans, barrel of flour. The entertainment will be repeated to-night with a change of programme, but the Professor will perform the "Limb from Limb" act, in which he decamt&tcs and dismembers his little daughter, for the last, time, so that all who would like to see that interesting and astonishing act may have , an op portunity. " " The October Heavens. Jumteris morning star, and wins the blace of honor in the monthly . pre gentation for the surpassing1 beauty of his appearance as well as lor the fact that his approach to the" earth will soon bring him into a position favora ble for telescopic research. No .planet in the solar family exceeds in interest for terrestrial observers the one that holds a place second only to the sun in ; size and majesty. The desire to learn something new concerning our giant brother increases every year,-while the constantly recurring red spots, white spots , and intensely colored belts - are proofs of Jovian activity that: whet the curiosity of diligent observers; xot many aspects of the huge ,:, planet disk at the cominz opposition will es cape the attention of eager watchers who make a specialy of Jovian astron omy. On the 37th, at noonday, Japiter is in quadrature with the sun on his western side, being the third of. the great planets to reach this epoch in the synodic course. The Prince of Planets I then beams from the starry depths, of 90 degrees In longitude west of the snn' risinff about sir - hours after, sunset, being near the meridian at sunrise, and setting about six , ! hours . after sun rise- Thus, attended by; a brilliant retinue ot stars, he travels with stately step on the celestial road, and reigns the brightest of them all throughout the still watches of the silent night.- The riptnher moon fulls on the 16th, at 37 minutes after I oclock in the morning. A fine assortment of Guns and Pirtols at jACor.i's nardTTr.r3 Dcrct. 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ! ' ' AKD A CHOICE STOCK. OF '""::j;rr , , ' ' ' STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS ! Bottom Prices in oct 4. 18S3 n t A Sad Bereavement. j We are pained chronic'o the death of Jss flattie Hardy, daughter of Mr.; W. If. Hardy, corner ' Fifth und Church1 streets, which occurred at about 2 o'clock thi j ' morning, at the residence of Rev. B. It. Hall, at Shelby, N. C, whither she hat gone ou a visit While in Shelby, Miss: Hardy was stricken; with' typhoid pneumonia, fol lowed by severe - hemorrhages which completely prostrated her and she sank rapidly. Her parents received, a tele gram yesterday an nounci ng her critical condition and they left ori last night's train to hasten to the bedside of their dying daughter ; but, alsa! before they could possibly reach her she was cold in death and her gentle spirit had flown to the God who gave it.' The deceased was about 20 3'ears of age, was of a peculiarly amiable disposition, aud she will be sadly nlissexLf nbtftonlyf in the bereaved'houaehold of Iter father's fam ily, but among ihe many friends who know and loved her. and especially in the choir of the Fifth t Street -M. f E." Church,' of which she was a member. XIE IIARDY At Shelby, N. on the morning' of the 4tu last., of typhoid pneumonia, aiiss HATTIK It ABUT, danghter of Mr. vr.u. ardr. or lhla cltv. asred 20 . years anu months. " ' " "...' " - Thn funeral will take nlace- from -the resi dence of Mr. W. II. Hardy, corner Fifth and Church streets, at 3.S0 p. m., on .Friday, , the 5thln8ti : -. Star copy NEWf ADVERTISEMENTS. JU8T RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT BY E G. blairL general commission 100 Bbla. Kew N. C. Roller FliUUK. New Supply Faria Medal FLOUR. Brldirewatcr Superlative Roller FLOUR, Low Grades Flour, Kirkman's Borax Soap, Castile soaps, (direct ana genuine). 1 .003 L,ha. lrlme New York Butter. 300 Bushels Oate, fe0,TX weight Mill Feed ' for cows. -Examine tacse articles before buying else where. oct 4- Ho. xv. J fcecona aueei. German, French, Drawing. rriilE PUBLIC OF WILMINGTON 18 here- hv Infnrmed that Mr. H. A. BUNKER, a erad natc of St. Andrew's, Hanover. Germany, will give lessons tn German, French and Draw ing at the louowmg rates : Children : Single pupils, one lesson of an hour. .50c Tw pupils, ,.73e Classes of six pupils and mofe to . be arrang- eu lor. X wo pupus, cauuren 01 ine oaxuc mui H n.v Anlv fAr Ann. '. Adults and all who are already advanced in one of the above branches, are requested to . . j t t ' - arrange wnn ue unueraigneu wiiueu iwuw will be found very moderate. ,?;V ' vr 1 a a ifpmntea Mr: Ithnkef hak been mra- clouslv permitted to name Dr. W. W. Lane and Col. E. D. HaUaypr of this city. .-TTVfr .a .BUNKER. act 44t J ; 1 Jnfinlre ( Mn t: Ilefciberger's Baltimore & TFilmingtoii Steainsliip line. Steamer . . r .8,': i.ri 3 Hi. i CA PT. .LITTLEFlU.p, - r S A . 'I'-il s?fff k' -tiiui.il . WU airive from t'Sf i.!' ' ' s X.tttVi'l if'A-Ju'f... k'alf 4ti.i SATURDAY, OjGT. 6th. .1 - AND SAIL FHOM THURSDAY lOcfc; ,11th, a r For Frefght Eostaeats, apply to , - J . ,. ij .' . -. u. ; A. I. casaux, Asrt;; . -. . Wilmington, n. C." AIJ DKCWS, & CO., Agrts.;v ' 8. W.Cprcer Light aBd German SU., : " K"t4- . , J EaT'-.-ssre. NO. 234 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Every Department ! r. m. rjcirJTiRE. 2 in 1. I'll take your llkcnessc?. "I'll tlx yonr,watchcp To keep gootl time; I do all work veil; Kntrust a to me. -' . , u ? If you don't believe it ij ' Try me and see, . J : f. 1 : jlV winsmr. J ;'niotrxrapher am! Jeweler, oct 3 . ' New Market JSuikling (up stairs) Fall and Winter. T am NOW TREPARKD. TO EXHIBIT my large and carefully selected stock of ! MILLINERY AND FA'CY GOODS. All the new bhaie3 and color in STRAW and FKLT. Velvets, Star Trimniings. Ribbons, Feather, Ulrds and an the various novelties for tins season. k -' .' . 1 , Mrs. Ablermau and Miss. Palmer (late of Mine Bernard's.Xew York.) will be In attend ance, besides other polite sales-ladies, and wc hope to mve ourcuetomers Pauracwon. For the first floor, FASCY GOODS DE PARTMKNT1 1 have selected ZeDhvra and al the woia used for Fancy Work, Gloves and Hdkf s. also material for Fancy .Work; ' Will have in a large lot of Ladies Underwear and Jeieeys, all sizes and colors, for Ladies ami Misses. ; - . . New Fall and Winter PaVerns. wlll ein within the week. . . ' MISS E: -ERER; . , EXCHANGE CORNER, ' -' Tr'Umlugton, N. C. . Oct, 3, 1H1. ; 1 , i A. W. RIVEKB ARK , QEXERAL PRODUCE - . ' , COiOHSSION MERCHANT,' " - ' 1U North Water St.. , - ' i . Wilmington, N. C. .-Solicits consignment of all kinds of Country Produce. 1 Quick sales and prompt returns.,'. . KArors tj"I Tilr or N Hannrpr i rrt ' School Books WE HAVE THEM All' the' Text Books. USED IN THE PUPLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN THE CITY. oct 1 Oysters-Oystere9 oir ice i JUST received : good wises and Liquors. Cigars a specialty. Cool Draught Beer. . oct 2. No. U, So. Fror. st ART.;: JIRST CLASS FREE HAND PORTRAITS la Crayon and Pastel, finished in the finest style. Very and Water Will "receive rnaranteed. nlar. taking the place of Oil ;olorfl , everywhere. Orders will prompt attention. Satisfaction 7 . w . OREN1 T. THOMAS, Artist, Studio 861 Broadway, N. Y Address 1U West 23d st., N Y; sptl7-tf : Female 3 c h 60 1 . "MISSES EURR ' JAMES,- Principals. -1 MR?. M. S. CUSHING, Musical Instruetreas. THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL SESSION of this School Will commence on Thnrsda v. the 4th of October. 1383. an1 close durioa the thtrd week In June; lt84. tvnu r'i.. The eonrseor wetrncuon n thoronga and systematic Terms reasonable. Lesnons In ti.-tlnting to Oil, Water Colors and Pastel, with septa ana incua inx orawmg, ana crayon ana pencil sketching, at moderate rates. . i Where a class of ten or twelve is formed for the school of painting. . the price will be re- Paplls outside of the school who desire mu sical instruction, will do well to apply early. For fnrther particulars fnqulre of Principalu, or call for Circalar. t v sept IS - - - , PhotograpWcalg A pHISSION FREE ! THERE WILL BE a cirrus performance at IKcUnson nin t- night, and a eontiauaaoo of same at our Gal cryjiext week., ; i Programme, viz Act lit. racial Contor tlon and Pantomime, by Mr. Cronenbcrg, to aUract. Umld baby,. Act 'il . Indian War Dane?,' with yens, "fey Prof. Cronenberg. to soothe Irritable and nervous baby. : Ac 3d. Sigoor Cronenberg will reversa Ui order of things by strndtng on his head to please frac tious baby. - -x . Come and briDg the Bab'ef. " ' , " FREEMAN'S. J VanOrsdeirs oM statid. " sept , FLCAS5 KOTICB. We will be glad to receive coasu&Jcattoa from ocx friends on any and all ; subject general Interest bat -1 ' "'... '. '. ;". : ' . i. . . i ...... - t ! . IThe name of the witter must always b fa s, - . k .... I . ataied to the Editor. . ' Coamnnlcatlona mint be written oa oal one aide of the paper. -, Personalities must bo Avoided. 1 And it la especially and parOculaxly und atood that the Editor does not always endot the views of correspondent! tmlcss so state m the editorial eohiams. : ; NEW ADVEUTISE31EXTS. OPERA HOUSE. ONE W. E E K ! , . COMMESCING :J J MONDAY, OCTOBER 1st ZERA SErJlOW! WONDER 'AVORKER, LAUGH CREATOR nd VENTRILOQUIAL EMPEROR. SEW EXPERIMENTS, NEW FEATURES I C0 4TLY PRESENTS. ' ljO PRElifiNTr GIVEN AWAY AT EACH I, PERFORMANCE. i Admlatlon tOc, 35c and 25c. sent 52G Wt - TABLE BOARD;)' EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD CAN BE ... .. . , . ... . , , . . had on application aWthe Northwest -corner, of Market and. Second street. ond at. . .. .. . ; L , Entrance on Sec . octa-iw Sportsman's Goods. V WE HAVE THE FINEST ASSOBXMENT o f English and Belgium Breech Loaders , ever brooght to this market. Also a first. cas stock of Shells, Warding, Priiuers.Cart" ridge Bags, Gun' Caps, Garao Hags, Ac In fact wb can show a stock of Hardware. Good goods and guarantee prices. ' ' " " i W. E. SPRINGER A- CO., ' h Successors to John Dawson A Co., ! oct 1 1, SI and 23 Market Ptreet T h e Largeot, Q HEA PEST j ANDV BEST SELECTED stock ot Carriages, Buggies Wagoas,' Sad- dies. Harncs?, Trunks, Satchels, Travelling Bags, &c, to be found in the Ssate, can be found at ::' i . -. McDOUGALL BOWDEN'S. ' . octl , . No. 114 North Front St. New Furniture Warerooms. JT NO. SO GRANITE ROW, SO. FfiONT St., I have opened with what I think la a wel selected stock of : ' " ' ' ....... '-a, '-:::. ' . , Furniture and Bedding, Embracing many new designs hi ' Bedroom and Parlor Suits. ' i ' i - . t '-": I i j , I Our aim shall be to deal fairly and squarely with all, and respectfully ask a share of the public patronage. Courteous treatment guar anteed to alt who favor me with a calL 1 OCtl-tf THOMAH C C RAFT. ' A gent FLORIDA WATER, LAVENDER WATER. , . . . VIOLET WATER, V HELIOTROPE WATER. , WniTE ROSE WATER. - ' R AZENA . WATJkR . Also a complete assortment of Colognes and, Perfumery for the Summer season. , SI Prescriptions comnonoded day and night at F. C. MILLER'S. ' German Lrugrlat' I sept 3- Corner Fourth ana Nunsts. Rev. Daniel Morrelle' s English and Classical School. fTIHE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL, SES SION will begin, D. V. THURSDAY, the fourth ot October. ?pt lT-tf New River Oysters, r rpiIE FINEST YOU TJVER SAWt in September. Our Country Cons- Cy. " w wcm mj caiinnu sea laem- . , - My Bar is ittU supplied with, the tit of everything. All I ask is caJL aMfled that you will come agalcu F. W. -OUXMAkN.-septss-.w" :'- Clnb Rooms, Second St William H. Greeny , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-1 DRUil Q I T, -LJ'. 11T MARKET STREET.' . I' CARRY ,A FULi; LINK -OF. DRUGS.! jrANCY GOODS, Ac., and hare faciatics fcr offering inducements to all who use or hand - I " School Books ! 1 mklU' a t-! .,-.i' 1 ..' J ' G c h b o I E o p lib ! TIIAT ARE USED IN ALL THE Schools l'arcnts and. Guardians are Tttucti&T&j re qucetcd to call on. r,eenl tome for.8ch.oolr Books or School Room OatUkS. : ' Children, large or small, can puivfiae Books ... ; i ., ,v -: at same rate a parent. One price' to all at I Oft 1" J-;:'; t; J ;: : 4 .