rnssrxra.
tf9rf rnlS. 8aad7
JOSH T. JAMES,
POSTAGE PAH
esse nth. n.00. Tare
SIX
Oo0 moan, ceaia.
'LtwI by canto free
wrf th dtr. l the abort
fJr. wtfl report MJ
r;: Review has the largest
T A J
rrirtfiW ?" an newspaper
lVi. J
-TT;i rniifrotn Newr York
. v . rYf of Mexico next month.
. iW'u Tex. roaseum has on ex
nnSea babv. It b much
paired bj bKhers- ,
tfcir!u:e ta accepted the in
f tnof UcNe York Frco Trade
t annual dinner at
The !xt from the battle in Egypt
ioixaa IMpa force puts hb lots
HiCCOkied and 6,000 wounded. Fur
lir itZ u improbable.
Tbroazb color "bliodness. defec ivo
r rbt or bearing nearly 500 employees
I; .fc PmuTlf ania Railroad Company
tire teen lorccd to giro op their posi-
lioCI.
ItfiTtJaaMea how London grow
Uit iaaalnx'.ewcek in February the
tfrtts exceeded tho deaths by 1.215.
Tk Jeaia rata that week was only 19 5
per 1.X.
TbtTOaaic dust with which the
U.aaiJortheIcdian Archipelago were
to tticxlj coTcred by the recent terrible
erspCoc Ufprored highly lertilizlng
to tit ens.
If. is Lesief i appears to keep a run
tlsg tocooat wiiH nature. Ho often
t'.tept for tirenty-four hours or more at
a turxb, and then goes a whole week
wiiioat erea a momennt dozing.
Tie German steamer Weser aimed
ia Sew York on Sunday, hating on
boarJ aa immense rhinoceros, the larg
ml mr brought to this country. He is
Taiued at $5,000, and there is a duty
U 4GC0 to be paid lor him.
Usury Villard'a famllUr face is once
more seta on Wall street a little care
worn. trhaM. bat showing n other
ifra ol tho ordeal through which he has
ftued. lib family are also still I'm in z
It tattr new hoae In New York city.
r
H
- - . : I -
will be g!a4 t-;recelToaiataaatloa
froaa our friend oa asy and an tnbjacia
oxl
VOL. VIII. . WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY. MARCH 15. 1884.
LOCAL NEWS.
IIOFJ TO ICW ADYEBTIStMCITS.
K G Blair Batter
IllberaUns Attention
J W Coxolet City Drag Store
Mas Katx Win ts New Spring Styles
UcixsBSBOKX Prang's Easter Cards
C W Yatka Cbeap fitanOara Works
af exos Bros. A DeBosset Kaster Cards
.O 11 lIoLUXiSWOBTH Iloraca ami Muki
reaeraltatereatbaf i J
Thenaaeof tire wxiserranst always be fa
atshod to tlxe Editor. f- ;'. ' j ; .
ComnTTnlcatSoca mnat ba wrlttea oa
w aldo ot the paper. ; . -j
rersoaantlea iatistbe aToldedJ , f
Afid It la eapeclaliy and paxUcnlarly end
stood that the Editor doc t
NO. 64
tho rterwB of correspoatdeats caieaa ao state
ux the editorial colaama, I
Day' Ienstii12 hours and 2 minutes.
Grown fowls 70 cents per pair to
day, i :
Tho receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot op 15 bales .
Sansct to-morrow afternoon at 10
minutes past C o'clock.
There were no interments in Oakdale
Cemetery this week.
Thero was one interment an adult
in Belleyuo Cemetery this week.
There was ono Interment a child in
Fine Forest Cemetery this week.
Nor. barqqo Candace. Johansen
hence, arrived as Fiumo Mar. 9th.
i
Nor. barque Camilla, Sorensen,
hence, arrived at Ham barer Alar. 13th.
To-morrow is known' in the Church
calendar as the i Third Sunday in
Lent. '
Nor. barque Stalsminster, Selmer,
Rustad, hence, arrived at Liverpool
Mar. 13th. i
To-day is the anniversary of the birth
of Andrew Jackson who was born
March 15. 17C7. '
The Register of Deeds issued two mar
riage licenses this week, both of which
were for colored couples
The Ger, barque C. L. Weyer, French,
and Nor. barque Saga, Larsen, hence,
for Hamburg, were ofTDungeness Mar
j3th. 1
Peanuts are peanuts now. They sold
this morning as high as $1.60 per
bushel lor Prime, with an advancing
tendency. i
Tee only ocean steamers now in
service that are 500 feet in length or
?er are the Ciiy pf Rome, 216 leet;
Servii, 515 feet; ALuLa, 500 feet, and
Orryo. 520 fecL The Great Eastern is
ltd feet Ion r. bat her day of tuefalness
has loot been oter.
There U considerable dissatisfaction
ianaaychsrch choirs ia New York
city bacasseoi the icadency to cut down
tat salaries of the singers. Many of
thaa hare girea cotice cf their inlen
tioa to Ieare, while others threaten to
follow (he example.
wr. Joaeph Pulitzer, ol tho New
Tork n 'orlL aajs the Hon. Samuel J.
T&ea recently informed him that he is
aot a candidate for the Democratic
aoaisaiion for the presidency, but that
as cts a preference in tho person of
Saur elect Payne, of Ohio.
Catholic circles in England are cx-
cl by the report that Dr. Herbert
Vacxhaa. Bishop ol Salford, has been
iKiated coadjutor to Cardinal Man
!2g. with rifht of succession. The ap
poictaeat meets with general approval
tItheCaUiolic clergy of England
isJ Irtlaod
Wo invite the attention of our citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts aro
being made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory. tf.
Rev. C. M. Farriss, ono of the editors
of the Raleigh Biblical llccorder, will
preach at the First Baptist Church . to
morrow morning at the usual hour and
again at night. 1
Aa order has been received in Boston
i
Twrt puri or shoes for a colored
preacher. The measurements are as
fc-0: 71 iaches across the foot: in
fP ceasure. 1SJ inches; length of foot,
SlUaches; width of heel. IV inches,
wearer of these shoes weighs H10
stcs.
TU scterity ef the rast (and present)
u'T? r u bT lb fact lht rke
. " completely frozen over.
-icebergs twenty
fwalonaed la th
Z 9 u tor the sun to do before
T te tie singing ot the bir?s ar-riToj.
five feet high
the solid pack.
"ccratic Presidential candidate is to
from the East, Senator Baayard
be the choice of an overwhelming
cl DemocraU of the South
J?4 ;v- Mr. Wattersoa adds tha
vJrt has been his first choice, as
prime
years.
feeUaggoos. for many
A letter from the Isle of Skyo says
rX McLeod's lectures on a "Visit
7 CoUmy ol Hora McDonald's De
k North Carolina will proc
wy Induce aa taixratfoa of several
"fda of th croi to localily
.CH1 treat distress ia Skye;
Peoj axadiipoacd to emigrate, and
WW tot wLkto to go to;
Mr. E. T. Boykin. ot Clinton. Samp
son) county, was in tho city to-day, on
bisjway homo from -Columbus Superior
Coart, upon which he has been in at
tendance professionally this week.
There is unbailable matter remain
ing in tho Postofilce in this city address
ed to Fannio Heyncr, 301 Dryard's
street; Arthur Robeson, 1316 Wood
street; and Carline Fletcher, care of L.
L. McLarin.
CapL U. M. Mclntiro will leave on
Monday morning for tho Northern
markets, for tho purchase of Spring
and Summer goods. Ho will, bo absent
about a week and the Jadies will hear
from him on his return through our
columns.
The house of Jane Devane. an old
colored woman, on Eighth, between- Or
ansa and Ann streets, was entered last
nteht bv a burriar. and i all her hard-
earned money, besides a good ring and
other artioles. was stolen.' No clue to
the burglar. j
Schr. Lizzie Major, Foster, cleared to
dav for St. Marx. Haytl. with 33.400
feet of lumber and 20.000 shingles,
valued at $583.43,' shipped by Messrs.
J. H. Chadbourn & Co. The remain
der of her cargo was shipped in New
York, when she. arrived hero on tho
11th inst.
LCotton.
The teceipts of cotton at this port for
the week ending with to-day loot up
G19 bales, against 1.830 bales for the
corresponding week of last year, a de
crease this week of 1,211 hales. The
receipts of tho crop year to date foot up
89.403 bales anainst 120.507 bales to
samo date last year, a decrease this
year of 31.101 bales.
ICeturncd.
Air. Isaac Shricr returned to the city
last night after an absence of some weeks
past of which time he spent with rela
lives in Cleveland, Ohio, and the otbei
part in New York, purchasing Spriqg
goods. He has been to-day busy in
receiving and opening these goods and
can show many new and pretty things
to the purchasing public,
Unwelcome Compauy.
A few days since a lady was walking
in one of the streets of this city when
she espied an object on the dress of a
young lady, who was a few yards in
advance, which looked very much like
a mouse. The lady jras noU positive,
but the resemblance was so strong that
she called to tho young lady to stop,
which the latter did, and when she was
reacheu by the former the curious ob
ject was discovered to be a mouse, sure
enough! After some strategy and con
siderable tactics the little rodent was
driven from the young lady's dress to
the ground, where it met with an early
death. This is a curious circumstance
but it is nevertheless strictly true.
A Bad Practice.
This noon, as Messrs. H. B. Willis,
of the Review office, and T. T. Seed
ers, of the Korlh Carolina Presbyterian,
were coming down Chestnut street,
towards Front, and while in the act of
crossing Fifth street, a young lad, who
with a lot of others were throwing rocks
threw a rock which struck : the latter
gentleman upon the side of the head and
inflicted a serious wound. Mr. Seeders
had on a stiff, round topped hat at the
time, und the rock was thrown with
such force as to cut through' the band
and the hat, and cut a deep gash in the
side of his head, from which the blood
poured quite freely. He was not
knocked down by ?he blow, but was
staggered and stunned so that it was
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. O P E R A HOUSE
MONDAY. March 17, 1884.
Z WILL BE TAKEN TO-IjAY AND TO-MORROW,
r . - a
ior sucu gooa3 as we have not in stock. I will be in the Northern markets for
. " the next two weeks and will give personal attention to-buying
I any special articles desired. i
ON HAND A GOOD STOCK OF BLACK aOODS.ofall grades and prices.
NEW EMBROIDERY in all grades, W per yard up.
NEW MATTINGS, in great variety of styles. just received. '
ll8 M4di?n SquATp Theatre of New
1 arirane& this city; of its famous
Star Company In the CbaralBir
v r Socictr Comcily-Drama, j
YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP,
Willi s fcccognized Star ArtLsli I
A SJJ? C5T;:AU THEORICIMAI SCIRERY.
'' man,
FAX NIK KEKVK3,
K. J. BUCK LTC
W. II. GILLETTE,
EDWIN ARDKN
rUAliK COLrAX.
CORNICE AND POLES.
men 14, 1884
r. m.
00
WilmingtonIistrict.
Methodist E. Church, South, Quarter
ly Meetings
SECovn nrnTvr
Wilmington at Fifth Street April! 5- 6
Ulinton circuit at Johnson s
I Chapel.. .April 12-13
Topsail Circuit at Herring's
Chapel April 19 20
Bladen Circuit at Soule's
Chapel .April 26-27
Wilmington at Front Street May 3- 4
Brunswick Circuit at Mace
donia May 10 11
Smithville May 17-18
Whiteville Circuit at Fair
Bluff May 24-23 t I
Flfiminirton Cirrnit. Mav 98 tr
Elizabeth Circuit at Bladen
Springs May 31 and June 1
Newton Grove Mission at
Black's Chapel L . June 7-
Cokesbury Circuis at Cokes-
bury I. June 14-15
Point Caswell Mission June 18
Duplin Circuit Juffe 21-22
Onslow Circuit-. June 28-29
Waccamaw Mission, . . June 28s29
W.II Bobbitt. P. E.
"Fear brings discrace, bravery brines
honor, cowardice saves no man from
hisfate." says the Caliph Omr; but
Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup has saved mil
lions lrom an awful fate.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS"
Attention !
v ENID LESLIE.
Just tho Things
rpnoss riBE clay ciiimsei tipes.
Make a clieaD and Mi?ifrfTO rv,'J
i pcclally for Kitchens!
Ftl10 and Satchels. Carriages, linr.
giea Phaeton., Carts acl Drars. SwldlcrV
, McDOUGALL & UOVVDKN
J
neo Saloi
iWXLL'.CLL
AT
8
Tl"Hllc ?uclIp". for cash, on Friday, tho
occnulei by If, Lo-b, at tho
; D. CASUTVELL,
In tho
corner
mch ldtda-
. (ml
CPHOLSTEIIIXG m PAPER EAXGU0. .
T il,JUS, OPf Nf'D AT 28 XORTII
l-fjont St.. with a complete Btock of Window
Shades atd Wall Pawr atii nm
do all tlnds of Upholsterlnr In a strictly first
rlasa manner. 1 shall mako a ibecla.tr ot
overhauling old anl making new! Hair Mat
tress, a 11 1 akk Is a trial. 1 V
. B . lfcspe tlullr, !
mchjlS- w. t. JOIIXSOyt Ag
Don't Ray Rent.
BUILDING LOT3 IN DESIBABLE
localities ior eaie, on tee Instalment
or TUB
HIBEitKIAN BE-
Tl C EMBERS
1VX
jxjsvulelnt association: iou are re
quested to meet at Gerxnanla Hall, en Monday.
17th, at 8.50 o'clock, a. m., for the purpose of i
ceieDraung oi. rttnes's uay. a large at
tendance la requested. By order President.
- JAS. KKILLEY,
mch 15 Cblef Marshal
plan, in thU city I have sold over J
one hundred and flf Lot and f irniii
. ... I . .. .. i .
and Lots to parties who have paid In full for
, . - i , j ,
hiem,r "ta'nient monthly payments.
Also,! have a large number now on my books,
who arc making regular monthly paymenta
and will soon own homes and get clear of land
lord rule i .i
Money loaned to thoss wishing to build.
appiy 10 j
mch 5
JAMES WILSON.
i
. "Korrect."
We wero In error a "goopleof chines"
yesterday In our account of that fine
Sampson county beef which was
brought here by Mr. Everett Peterson,
It was raised by Mr. A. M. Black
burn, of Sampson county, and Messrs.
John IL Melton and YV M. Hays, Jr.,
were the purchasers.
Musical.
There was a decided improvement in
the orchestra at the Opera House las1
night, in consequence of the parts being
more evenly balanced than heretofore
by the addition. We were not favora
bly impressed with tho style of music
ot two of the selections, but the instru
mentation was very fine, and was ap
predated by the audience.
For Pare White Lead & Paints, and
biggest stock of Window Glass and
lowest prices for good articles be sore
o co to Jacob!1 Hardware Depot, f
s everal minutes before he fully recov Blltteij Butt6I 1 Butter.
vrea coatrui ui uiuiacu. vuiuuicun to
unnecessary, and, we think, useless.
Young Mrs. Wlnthrop,
The New York Star, in speaking of
this play, which will be given in this
city next Monday cveninc by the Mad
ison Square Company, says :
'Bronson Howard's new play is en
tirely too good to be subject to the battle
Gled surgery of midnight criticism. . A
low words of warm commendation
must suffice to convey the information
that it was not only a'grcat success but
a worthy one. The work is ono of
which no man writing for the stage
to day need feel ashamed. It is a
story of i every uay me, out aoes
not preach a sermon; only points
a moral daintily and acceptably. It is
thoroughly interesting without being
either eventful or essentially dramatic.
From beginning to end it does not re
quire in a single instance the emphasis
of violent declamation. The sentiment
of the nlav is Dure, wholesome and de
licious. Thoroughly charming and
marvelouslv refined. The play
has a vein ot comedy which is never
coarse or farcical, and is as natural and
enjoyable as the more serious clement
if life-like and sympathetic,
1 Cnn LBS. NEW YORK CREAMERY
liUUU Butter. . None better In the city.
This Butter was bought low for cash and will
be sold accordingly.
E. G. BLAIR,
No. 19 N. Second St, Wilmington, . C.
rath 15 ' ' .
I City Drug Store.
MANDRAKE LIVER FILLS, (purely yeg
e table), cures Indigestion, Liver Com
plaint and all kindred affections
Warner's, Fluid Extracts, Parvules and
Pills In great variety, at No. 216 Market St.
CONOLEY'S COLOGNE has been voted the
best, by rood judges the Ladies. No char at
for sampling.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, day and
night. , J. W. CONOLEY,
mch 15 Manager.
New Spring Styles.
J WILL RECEIVE THIS WEEK
FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
O NECKWEAR, Ac, &c.
MRS. KATE C WINES,!
No. 119. North Second et-, next Post Office,
mch 15
Bottom.
WE GIVE BOTTOM PRICES ON
BOOTS Sc SHOES
Good bottoms to stand on. Easy wearing
. I
goodsgiving solid comfort and place you on
a firm foundation. Try us and sec If we can't.
I
Geo. It. French & Sons,
108 NOKTH FRONT ST;
mch IX j
Prang's Easter Cards.
We Ask Attention
IJ0 OUR STOCK OF ,
. CHOICE FAMILY 8UPPLIES.
embracing every article j necessary for the '
table, both substantial and fancy, wi make
dally additions, thereby insuring fresh good
at all times. While we make no specialty In
prices on any particular article, we sell all
goods at the lowest, prices consistent with
! quality. Eeepectf ully; '
mch 10
J. B. IIUGGIN
JGGINS A CO.
Trof. Cromwell, the art 'connoisseur,
was cured by St. Jacob3 Oil, of rheu
matism. Opera House.
Scribe's famous play of 'Adnenne
Lecouvreur," was presented at the
Opera House last night to a good and
appreciative, though not large audience,
with M'Uo Rhea in the title role. She
was most ably supported, and her suc
cess was almost instantaneous. She is
possessed ol beauty, grace and wonder
ful artistic power which entered thor
ooghly into the spirit of her part and
presented a study beautiful ia concep
tion, careful in its detail and superb m
its execution. We do not admire the
chhracteroi the play, although it is
brilliant in its DloL but the story of
Adrienne,. the beautiful actress, was
acted to perfection. The bitter jealousy
of the chateau scene, the majesty ot
her bearing in the PeBouillon salon.
the intense passion of that terrible pas-
' . t .L
age wnerem see aposiropmzea mo
deathladen bouquet, which the regards
as the last offering of hr lover, - were
pieces of inimitable acting which stamps
Mile Rhea as one of the greatest trag
ediennes of the modern age. Her au
dience was held spell-bound by her
marvelous power.
Now is the time to give Smith's Worm
Oil. lFdw
1884. Easter. 1884. jjeceived express to day
in orfcrt . I lrge and most beautiful assortment of
munas Dros. otuertosset
rrtAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING thai
Ja
they have a few exquisitely HAND PAINT
ED EASTER CARDS, which they will be
pleased to show their numerous customers.
The same degree of excellence displayed in
their Christmas Cards, for which existed such
a flattering demand, will bo observed In these,
as It Is the purpose of this firm to lead In fine
I '
hand painted goods. mch 15
FINE PAINTED EASTER CARDS.
They are now on exhibition. Please call and
see them and make your selections at
HEINSBERGER'S, j
mch 14 Live Book and Music Store.
"Furniture.
' Superior Court, j I
. New Hanover County. )
John L. Barker. Plaintiff,
" ' vs.
Sarah J. Barker, Defendant.
The State of North Caolina to tho Sheriff of
New Hanover County, Greeting:
Yu aro hereby , commanded , to summon
Sarah J. Barker to appear at the next term of
ourSuperlorCourt,.tobo held at tho Court
House In W41mingto, o tho 13th Monday
afttr the 1st Monday In March, A. D 18S4, to
answer tho complaint of tho said Plain tiff,
which wis duly filed on the 10ih day of De
cember, A. D. 18S3, In the ofllce or the Clerk of
the Superior Court of New Hanover County.
If the defendant shall fall to appear at that
time the Plaintiff will apply for the relief de
manded in the complaint, together with tho
cost of this action ; of this summons make due
return to the Clerk of our aald Court for tho
county of New Hanover. Given under f my
hand and seal of said Court, this the 16th day
February, A. I. 18sH r . (
jleaTV . S-VAMRIKOE,
Clerk Superior Court,
feb 16 law6ws New Hanover County.
MUST BE SOLDI
W1
week a
For Sale.
PAIR CARRIAGE HORSES,
SEVERAL FINE BUGGY HORSES.
Q GOOD MULES.
Also, Carriages, Buggies and
Hearses to let at lowest possible rates.
mch 15
HOLLINGSWORTH A CO., j
Livery and Sale Stables, !
Cor. 1th and Mulberry sts
Shad. Shad.
JJUCK AND ROE SHAD IN ABUNDANCE.
Send orders to
W. K. DAVIS & SON,
Proprietors of the only regularly
mch 14 e&tabUahed Fishery in this section
- HEAL ESTATE.
InAVE FOR 8 ALE t EVERAL
HOUSES and VACANT LOIS
very cheap.
IIOUSKS. OFFICES ana STUBES
for Rent. Apply to
feb lS-lawSa eat
lb iiim i- ui" x
i i - f
i
E HAVE PLACED IN STOCK THIS
handsome line of POPLAR FUR51-
-I
TUBE, to which we invite the attention of
I
purchasers. Elegant patterns of Window
Shades, handsome assortment of Baby Carria
ges, Lounges, Easy Chairs, Ac. Our line of
i . i
Fine Black Walnut Suits, Secretaries, &e.v
was never so 'complete as now. Call and ex
amine our stock and prices; you will bestir
prised at the BARGAINS we are offering.
THOS. CV CRAFT, AgC.
mch 10 23 So. Front Street
5 and 10 cents Cigars,
HAVANA FILLERS, ' " Ct -
Best in the city, are on sale.
Drugs and Medicinal preparations of the
highest grade at ,.,..
I JNO.T.SCHONWALD3. ,
Jan 11 s Drag and Prarlption Store
For Decoration.
JUST RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT, OF
CUP3 AND SAUCERS tor-decoration. -'
BALANCE OF WINTER STOCK OF
Hats and Bonnets
TO BE OLD FOR THE NEXT
Pifteenl DaysTat Cost I
To make room for Spring Goods. I
r ' ; Respectfully; : ! f . t ;
MISS E. KAHREBI
mch ?
Exchange Corntr,
4-
.Tobacco Selling Fast.
7 1
800 BO:KE'4SD,CADD,EJ4OLD.ritl1-
TO BE i THE BEST.
are to be had only at the old North
D. O'CONNOR
BeolEaUtaAgtst
GILES MURCH1SON,
v UcrcLoa Slock,
23 lioxes sand Caddies to cl see eoMlarf racut.
Various li rand lrom 20 rnis uprarl,
mch 3- ? . u Varket Strret
Home's Garden Oysters
ABB COSTCEDETJ
They are to bo tu
tiAie aalooo. No ei2kuth r nt St.
Ice cool Laser Beer a ejxK-LiUy. The best
Whlakey and porct Wines la tL city.
Cl'rsasgoo4a the lti CallanJ be can-
rlncoL . - - i f & z
T7. & E. S.. LATJQIEK,
Attorno7s-at-La7.
.
OflcsS. E. Cor. Priacess and Vfatcr Sts,