XIISCCLLAIIEOUS.
GfMiuU"c)Smolin
ToUcco
The firsf Lojsg Cut
Tobacco
TtafifsKltyREnES
mnujAcluc) in .
gLACKWRlXS
ThcL6s"!"molin
Tob PkcforV in
W WORLD
The BEST (moL
Tbcc; & 4b e Best
QtyRETTEj, in
WORLD .ft
.CKWELilS
WW
Jionc Gnuine wilfioul 4hc
We-fTurlcof-lh Bull.
Watch the papers for our large
advertisement ; different portraits of
leading men each time.
jui lot
nrm voi
TTflT T 'Q .VEGETABLE
H M lili SICILIAN ,
air Benewer.
Seldom does a popular remedy win such a
trocx hold upon the public confidence as b-U
II xia.' Haii Exnra. The cases la whicii
It ku accomplished a ecsnpUU rts tor tion ot
eofec t U hsir, and rigorous bcalU. to the
csJp. art laaomerahle.
OU people lilt it for Its wonderful power to
rwtcre to &efelUlcaing locks their original
color ami be! 7. Middle-aged people like it
because It prevents Uxra from gt tlin; bald,
keepe daaJrvJT sr, and make the Lair
Crow tkkk and strong. Young ladles like it
svt a drtssistg because It fire the Lair a beaa
ttf el gtoety lttr, and enables them to dmi
It tnwkaUTtr form they wlia. Thus U Is the
faorita ct all, aa4 It Lai becocae so simply
because It (Lsappolal ao 00.
BUCKINfiHAMS DYE
mmmm aSf- w a" mm m m v m mm mmmr m mmmm
FOR TUT TTXIISKXIIS
Has bscoos cm of the raost important pop,
tar taikt ankles f or gentlemen's use. When
the beard U gray or naturally of aa und.
IraUe shade, BccxxxGiax's DTS U tba
raxrxxxn it
E. P. 11x01 & Co., NaabuatK.n.
Soil by an Dr&gsta.
!aa 1 lytclp dA w A IS IS
PARSLEY & WIGGIN8,
MANCrACTCEEES Of
SASH, BLINDS, BOORS,
ajtj
OENAMEKTAL WOOD WORK,
apia tt
Boxes and Crates,,
Ftt smruxxT or TrartABtrs and
Fruit, ta sheets or ready made.
Yellow fixe lumber. -
fall stock of Jtoer and Droaaod Lumber.
Lks, for BnliHajr rerroeee-
stjr orders by the cargo, potaesUc ana For
7Iio Daily Review.
ET xxxny Kcxicw Has the largest
bona fidt circulation, of any nexespaptr
published, tn ihe exljt of v xlmxncton.
Personal.
Mrs. A. M. Waddell and daahtcr
lUZCZIiLAlTEOUD.
TilUUSDAY, JUNE 19. 1884.
LOCAL NEWS.
The receipts of cotton at thU iort to
day foot up 3 bales.
Will III - !- ! II I llll I ...II II
Duiucsi was so dull at ihe City Hall
this nuroinsas.io nicest a reason
. . m m a ... -a 1
ins ball .at toe oeasioc rara;
Hotel to-morrow night The inTitation
has been accepted and 'the Club will
why the policemen arparctl 10 deeply Info down tberc to-morTow afternoon
blue, but it was all in th uniforms they anj fijve a GVand Cobcert in the Pa
vilion before the ball opens. ,
- 'fimrimn
-nriA on io-nihlalrain for New I t ?tui fx-J-
York, whence they will sail for Europe .WasnracTrw,, Jane 18.-In . the j
' . ....Itn- ,u Mm,h!n Senate, after the reading of the journal, 1
on W ednesday next oa the steamship wfach j;oatained an aIIjSion to the Fiti
Oregon. John Porter bill, the Chair stated that
no farther action on that bill was ne-1
cessarv than to have'the action ot " the 1
Messrs. ScoviIIe & Uo. bare cxiena 1 Hoase annoancea to tne Senate. After
0i nn invitation to the U)rceuiu"uw,icwoiBMwwcniiiujeuuiijr
Concert Club to attend the open-
WE EVE R PURSUE
wore.
The trxcursionbts cat he Vnssifort yes-
lrrr!v hil :l il li?!itiul tilllO 81ld all
speak in the highest terms cf the njan
1 net.-iallv of thficarc and
"
attention of Capt. Ilarfcr.
Base liall.
There will be a match game of base
ball played at Wrightsville to-morrow the Utah bill was t&tn iC3umed.
statns of the bill, the Chair Jaid before
the Senate a'messarro ot the House- f
Representatives, announcing the cor..
currenceof that body in the report of
the Conference committee, which re
commended that the House recede from
its disagreement to the amendment
of the Senate, and agree to the came.
This action takes the bill back Ho the
House as finally passed , so far as the
action of Congress is concerted.
The Senate passed a number ot priv
ate pension bills, aod consideration of
War was i.rcc-taiuicd by the United
States azairt Great Britain June TJlb,
l&I'J, juat Jt ars a;;o to-day. June
in:h . 1S6I. iust in Years azo. the Con
federate bteauier AlaUtma was sunk by
the U. S. steamer Juarsae.
A magnifliccnt iiiglit-blooming cactus,
the finest wc havo beard of asbcing in
hlrnm. wn in flower last nizbt at Mr.
P. Hcinsberger's residence. The blos-
anm was ful I v as lanre'as that of the
night-bloomiog cerens.
Slight Fire.
At a few minutes before 4 o'clock
thi afternoon fire was discovered on
the roof of a house on Third street, be
tween Queen and Castle. The alarm
was promptly given and the Fire I)e-
nartment was DroniDtl? on hand, but
the flames had been extinguished be
fnrothG arrival of the firemen. The
housis wad the property 01 Aiireei
Howe, colored, and wa occupied by
white people whose namca wo did not
learn. The damage was very slight.
The Confederate Corn.
Surh i tho name aDD ltd to too bass
of corn the sale of which was annotinc-
belwecn the Seaside Park Ciub and the
Old North State Club, of this city. It
will be played on the grounds of the Sea.
side Park Club, which have been put in
excellent order, and the game will be
called promptly at 4 o'clock to-morrow
atlcrnoon.
The Seaside Park Club have been
challenged by a Goldsboro Club to play
upon the same grounds on the Fourth
of July next, and have accepted the
challenge. The latter came, as well as
the first, promises to be hotlv contested,
and fine sport Is anticipated.
News and Observer.
The State Dental Association.
TENTH ANNUAL MEETING FIRST DAY'S
PROCEEDINGS.
The tenth annual meeting of the
Xorth Carolina State Dental associa
tion befran in the Senate chamber yes
terday at 11 o'clock, president Hoffman
in the chair. Rev. M. M. Marshall of
fered prayer. The following dentists
were present : J. W. Hunter, V. Jb.
Turner, C. J. Watkins. W. H. Hoff
man. J II. Crawford, r . . Harris, x.
M. Hunter, W. J. Conrad, C. S. Boyd.
S. P. Hilliard, W. H. Edwards. G. V.
Copp, G. Wilkins. II-H. Carson, V. L.
Jones, W. Steele, Jr., C. A. Romin
ger, Harper and Durham. The execu-
tivc committee reported inrougn me
chairman. Dr. Turner, the loiiowm
june 16
Various amendments were propnscd
and debated and Eome of which were
adopted and some rejected.
All the amendments being disposed
of tho bill was read a third time and
passed by a vote ol 33 yeas to 15 nayp.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
A further conference was ordered on
the Post Office Appropriation bill.
Messrs Townshend. Hoi man and Horr
were appointed on the partof tho House.
The House proceeded to the consider
ation of tbc faci tic Railroad bill, knowu
as 3he Thurman amendment bill.
The bill extends the provisions of the
Thurman act to the Kansas Pacific Co.,
the Sioux City & Pacific Co. and to
the Central branch of the Union Pacific
Co.
In the course of the debate, Mr. "KfTjTXT
Cassiday. of Nevada, opposing the ma- li i-i f ?
jority bill and advocating the minority
bill, said that he had beforo him the
statement of the government experts
who had just been examining the books
of the Union Pacific Co.. at Boston,
and that the statement showed there
was a falling off in the net earnings of
that company of $1,983,000 for the five
months ending May 31, 1884, as com
pared with 1883; that tho revenue and
expenses of tho entire system during
the same period showed a deficit of
$729,000; that tho company, in order
to pay its July dividend, would
have to borrow or draw from other
sources $1,400,000; that the debt of the
company on March 31, 18841 (including
the capital stock,) was $223,975,000,
ana that its Moating debt (included
In business the old, broad, .well-beaten paththat tr
laid out some fourteen years ago.. We planned with
honrst interest Ever opposed to crookedness, we
determined it should be straight. To-day we can lnnV
back and point with pardonable pride to tho factSSf
riot tne slightest obstruction mars its symmetry
wrecks of broken promises, unfulfilled obhgahon,
tnckerv or deceit; an honest, truthrui course, falthfnllv
pursued. A broad, clear and perfect path! We shall
ever maintain it and under no circumstance or tenmta
tion shall wc ever abandon or stray from it.
It has proved eminently successful to us and plac!
xft far in advance of all others in our line as Tl?p
CLOTIIINGIIOUSE ot the people of aUclass an5
conditions of life, to whom our thanks arc due for their
appreciation and txnfidcuee" wo have gained.
ononis cal,
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER
114 MARKET ST.
0E3E
SUMMER AND WINTlFllsog
otel 3B3TTja.iis-wiols-
SMITHVILLE,' 3ST. C.
at VhffiTna GrMnll? CtntnlPldJoCukilcoiDpllrfjlpict. r - .... luls.
ea fSiS XSrWn'S5 thM? fe line of New Boats for Pleasure, Sailing and Fishing.
I)r. Hoffman, the president, deliver
ed life annual address, an able one.
On motion of Dr Turner, the meet -
cal profession in the city and any oth
er citizens who. might be interested,
were invited to seats in the ball during
the deliberations of the body.
On motion of Dr. Hunter, the annu
al dues were increased.
An announcement was made of the
death of Dr. B. II. Garrett, and Drs.
Turner and Crawford wtre appointed
a committee to prepare suitable resolutions.
The committee on physiology report
ed a paper by Dr. F. S. Harris, of Hen
derson, on the care or cnuaren s iceiu,
which was read and discussed.
The chair called for further reports
from the executive committee, and it
reported that Dr. E. L. Hunter would
hold a clinic with the electric mallet
to-morrow niomios: at 8.30. The com
mittee on physiology was called. The
subject was postponed until to-morrow.
Tho special committee, composed of
Drs. J. W. Hunter and T. M. Hunter
appointed to revise the membership
list, reported the following names as
present members of the association in
good and proper standing: M. A.
Kami. W. H. Hoffman, E. L. Hunter,
J. W. Hunter,' V. E. Turucr, c. J.
man act, and to-day was not a dollar
in arrears to the government. It had,
besides, a sinking fund of its own. in
which it had some $0,000,000, aod with
which it would discharge its first mort
gage bonds, so that corporation came t
this Congress with clean hands. Tnere
was no evidence that it sought to wreck
, ancouoc- , h. I)rs Geo ana inw us uoaung new iincmaca in
ed at the Produce Exchange to-day lor y ' Copp, ItoleUh : S. F. Hilliard, fT?0
the benefit ot the Confederate Home
Richmond. Va. The corn was donated
hw M-Federal soldiers of Kansas lor
tin nnrnoso indicated4 and was sent to
ruitimore. Md .. whero it was lirst
offered for sale, with the followmg re
sult, which we copy from the Baltimore
American, of the (Uh inst:
1 he five bigs of corn sent by Union
soldiers of Kaoea? were sold at the
Orn and Flour Exchange 'yesterday
or the benefit of the Conletlerate Sol
diers Home in Richmond. As soon as
the fir it call win over President Geo.
I. Baer informed the members that
friendly and sympathizing Lnion sol
diers of the West had sent tho corn to
besoldforthe benefit of their more
unfortunate antagonists. Mr. Harry
Wroth, assistant s-ecretary of tho ex
change, act cd as auctioneer. The first
bag was bought by Mr. YV. li. U raves
for s50. The second was knocked
down to Ciill & Fisher for $30,
YVylle. Smith & Co. bought
the third for $20. The fourth bag was
sold to Mr.Thos. H. EcYerinir lor $15,
and SI0 wa paid for tho fifth by YV.
). 1-uIIerton ic L., making $ro for
the lot Tho corn was given up again
by all the buyers, and was sold to
larry K lurner fr $.11. Another
sale ot the corn look r.-lace through the
generosity of Mr. Turnt-r, and $11 ot
Mr. James A. I'laru s money bought
it. Ho wilUsend it to u ilnnn'Mon, N
AT MOUTH OF CAPE FIAR RIVER, OPPOSITE THE HISTORIC FORTS FISHER AID CAS WCU W
IN FULL VIEW OF THE OCEAN, WILL OPEN ABOUT MAT 30th
UNDER ENTIRELY' NEW
Hotel has been refurnished and renovated throughout, ftew and handsomi
. building ereeted for pleasure purposes; Elegant large, airy Ballltoojn
over the water. First-class Musicians from New York wuifuraha
Ball Room and Parlor Music. Fine Still and Surf Bathing.
NO MALARIA'. OR SMALL INSECTS TO ANNOY.
Daily Mails. Telegraphic Communication. Finest Fishing on Atlantic Cbist
Tourists and Pleasure Seekers Northward and Southward will find
it to their advantage to give us a call.
i l T it T -k riii- o nnriATnTk-ir -rnTriTTTiTi i nnnn .
its property and un oad it on the gov- O.Ijlili3L J. JTj (X oU JCjIN JjiXt X U Ji D U XV 17 AoHElJ I
ernmcnt. He argued that it would be ... .. ... .
X iie -viiiiuno voasL line ana Carolina uenirai li. xi. win sell ticrcu
wise to deal conservatively with these
companies, and that the passage of the
majority bill would hve the effect of
increasing the local freight and
passenger rates.
Air. Hewitt opposed both the majori
ty and minority bills, as being inade
quate to the purpose.
Mr Thompson, of Ky, having charge
of tho majority bill, offered an amend
ment making the aggregate payment
required of the companies 55 per cent.,
instead ot 35 percent.
The previous question, was then o.d
ered and Ihe House took a recess nn'il
to-morrow.
from all stations at reduced rates; to Hotel Brunswick i
EF" Special rates by month and season 3
J. D. STJBLETT, of New York, Manager.
may 1 2m
W. P. SUilXKii, tint.
Itioial
r. b. imvcxxn, tx
Xoxeit,
tin J.O t-i. Tmnn
: ACiala.
XUxrr AcrtTacM or
Clieose SJ"es. Wire Ooth. Wire Counter RiDinga, Wire BtoM, Cto
pyuria,.
We invite the attention of our citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts arc
being made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory. t.
mch 13
Brushfa..bau(i St
LrcsUut;, w ir st jioa eiux, iron Mi utters, Counter Buj
larSond for CataloerueL O-JienUon Uili Papet.
Decline of Man
Nervous Weakness. Dyspepsia,
A w m m da a . a aamaa.. w Bj bv a r n mm m - ur mr m mt a. .
u.t wnere it wiiitxs acctionciiou ior inc u ;umu, n. x. iwuaisuU,.i . v.un- impotence, Sexual Debility, cured by
benefit of the homo. The fivo bags ford, J. E. Mathews, J. H. Durham, "Wells' Health Renewer." $1. eod
brought $107. without a margin beiDg J. F. Griintk. R. P. Besscnt, i . b. Har-
Oil. lyd-w
pai
In accordance Aith. ideas conveyed
n the aborc, Mr. Willaid shipped the
corn to tho President of the Produce
Ixehangc in this city, pr.d als tcnt
the following explanatory ltttcr:
Baltimokc. Md., June'Jtb , 18S1.
To the President pf die l'roilucc Ex-
ctuti'jc, U'itmw'ton, X. V:
Diiai: Sik Enclosed I hand you bill
ot lading for five bngs corn, the history
of which you wi 1 see noticed in the
Baltimore Aincricun ot the (.h inst..
which I send you. Please be so good
as to have this corn placed on the lloor
of our Exchaoge Room and sold at
auction for the benefit of the Confcder
ate S Mii-rs Hon;e. at Richmond. Va.
Trualinz that jour liberal-hearted mer
chaoU will km that it brings a price
commensurate with to worthy an
obiect. anil with fccnthucpU ot high
regard for one and all of my o!d asso
ciates, I remain, very truly,
Your obedient servant,
Jamks A. Wll.!Ut.
The corn was duly received at the
Exchange, and. as announced yester
day, at 12:30 o'clock this afternoon,
Mr. R. W. Hick?, who was designated
aa the auctioneer, offered the first bag
for sale. This was sold several times
the aggregate sales amounting to the
handsomo snm of $15. This was a
remarkably good price, when we con
sider the fact that there was hardly any
one present sive the actual members o
the Exchange.
The sale will be resumed at the same
hour to-morrow when the four remain
ing bags will be sold, and it is sincerely
hoped that there may bo a much larger
attendance than there was to.day. It
Is an cajy way in which to aid a sa
cked cause and wo hope that our busi
ness men and all others who feel an
interest in the matter will make the
occasion more interesting and enjoya
ble by their presence, their bids and by
their money. It will be an event which"
hould call people there until the Ex
change Room sbaU bo crowded to its
utmost capacity, and we hope that all
who can attend will be there to fee the
a a .
mn, 11 jor do other purpose.
Carr. J. A. Hurdle. T. M. Hunter. W.
J. Conrad, B. II. Douglass, II. O. Her
ring, R. M. Johnsou, Frank Boyctte,
1). J,. James. G. V. Coop, V . 11. i-xt-
wards, Sid. P. Hilliard.
This report ot membership was
adopted uuanimoiisly, without discus
sion. The report on dental chemistry was
laid on the table until to-morrow.
The members of the committee on
mechanical dentistry were absent and
the subject passed.
The Eubjct-ot operative dentistry
occupied the body almost the entire af
ternoon. Dr. E. 1j. Hunter openea
Something New.
FIRST-CLASS ICE CREAM PARLOR
at the corner of Front aod Mulberry streets,
where purest Cream In the city can be found.
Ladies and gentlemen arc respectfully Invited
to call.
Orders promptly filled and delivered free of
charge MB. & MRS. J. L.' FISH E 15,
lune 17 lm Proprietors
COMMlSltUlAJLi JKWJ.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
June 19-4 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE -Quoted
firm at 274 cents per gallon. " Sales of
120 casks at these figures.
ROSIN Quoted firm at 95 cents for
Strained and $1 for Good Strained.
TAR Quoted firm at $1.15 per bW
LAP ROBES.
r
ENDLESS VARIETY- THE FINEST
assortment of Trunks, Bags and fcatcbcls ever
offered in this city. Saddles. Harness. Bug
gies, Phaetons, Road Waeons, Ac, at prices
to suit tne times. Trunss repaired by the
only practical trunk maker in the tato.
114 North FrortSt.
Next to D. A. Smith's Furniture Store,
june 1G ,
or 280 lbs. Later we bear of sale? at
the matter with a very instructive pa-1 1 on ner bbl
branches of the subject were discussed, I steady at $L75 for Virgin and Yellow
each in detail. m I Dip and $1 for Hard.
& Amrm M a r . .
nr. lunier moved-; the .".g - -COTTON-Mlaotel oaiet'.
tarn nrv momhorc nT I ha Ntnffl lJpntn.1 I
caw WaV V. ft U WV J fc " w w
. That Kerosene Stove
TS JUST SPLENDID. COOKS NICELY
JL
and throws so little heat from it. Everybody
ougnt w nave one. a nose kjsmuujsk&xuus
Well they arc the best thing out.' Keep cool
ana save laoor.
PARKER A TAYLOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. june 18
Jbxamining Board. The motion was
carried, and Drs. J. II. Durham and
E. L. Hunter were elected for 4bree
years.
The convention adjourned untill 11
this ruornimr.
Small
sales on a basis of 11 cents per pound
for Middling. The following are the
official quotations:
Ordinary....
. - .
EYcrybody in wapt of Paints, White
Lead. Glass &c. should go to -Jacobi's
to get best qualities and lowest prices-t
t rod Ordinary.
Low Middling....;...
Middling.
Good Middling
8S
101
103
111
Hi
cents
W. & E. S. LATIMER,
1. - -
Attornevs-at-Law.
Office S.
jan 7
B. Cor. PrincessI&ndlWaterlSta.
AVER'S
Ague Cure
contains an antidote for all 1wrial dls
ordera which, so far as known, is used In no
other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor
any mineral nor deleterious substance what
eTcr, and consequently produces no injurious
effect upon the constitution, but lea res the
system as healthy as it was before the attack.
WE WAEEAHT IYER'S AGUE CUBE
to cure eTery case of Ferer and Ague, Inter
mittent or Chill Ferer, Remittent Ferer,
Dumb- Ague, Bilious Ferer, and liter Com
Ilaint caused by malaria. In case of failure,
after due trial, dealers are authorized, by our
circular dated July 1st, 138, to refund tne
money.
Dr. J. C. Ay er & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggets. .
una
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton 3 bales
Spirits Turpentine 419 casks
Rosin 1100 bbls
Tar 37 bbb
Crude Torsentine 101 bbls
. marine news.
arrived"
Steamer Bladen, Green, Fayette
ville, CLS Love & Co'.
Steamer John Dawson. Black, Point
Caswell. K P Paddison
Steamer Passport. Harper, Smith
ville. Master.
Steam yacht Louise, Pepper, Smith
lille. Master
ScbrPaulP Keller, Forster, Phila
delphia. Geo liarnss & Co. coal to C C
R R and general merchandise to vari
ous parties. . ....
CLEARED.
Steamer Bladen, Greeny Fayette
vine. j o voyo es jo.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
TiUe, Master
Steam yacht Louise, Pepper, Smith
Tille, Master
Furniture.
f0TSt WINDOW SHADES, '
MATTRESSES, OIL CLOTH,
MOSQUITO NETS
RATTAN FURNITURE,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
FANCY CHAIRS, LOUNGES, Ac
THOS. C. CRAIT, A6t.,
Furniture Dealer, ;
junelS " 28 So. Front St.
Wanted.
- ADES AND YOUNG MEN TO TAKE
U v :- . ' '
Lee, pleasant work at their own home; $2 to
$3 per day easily made; work; sent ty mall;
ne canvassing.
buque, low a.
Address T.niDD 4, CO.. Du
- june 17 6t
Great Reduction
JN PRICE OF MAJOLICA WARE at
GILES k MUECmSOS'S.
june 10 ' ICOandlll lltirchlson ElDci.
Pur Dr.;lf.- KobinsoD,
jTROM BLADEN, HAS ARKITZD. AH
Choice Goods from New York, hlU4t!f
Baltimore, and many more are sxpectei T
"Children's Favorite Animal Cracker.
'...-'.'.' ' ' .
arrived and the "Old Folks" cia cos h
the more substantial In the simetiD.
have a smaU stock of choice N. a Mat. I C.
Ferris and I. X. L. Hams, S trip 1,8. Utt
ers. Dried Beef. Ac .
Notwithstanding tho decline Is Ctcm
are selpg as low as they can be boofU i
where
We can sell the rery best Family rw
7 75 per Bbl other grades in prtporw.
June II tt Y. G. A N. guBiMO
Handsome I
rj1H03E ENGLISH TOE BALSAS00
ford Ties, also other styles of TVSl Bi
SOME SHOES for GENTLEJtf Ef,
prettiest that hare eTer been fold ta ttf
LADIES' SLIPPERS in great vartotT,
the Prices WILL SUIT the pockets of 1
Geo. B.FrencIi& Sots,
108 NORTH FROST STRUT.
Juno 16 r
Furniture.
WE OFIXE
Uunsual andExtrordiniJ
Inducements
.it. " " Ufg
In our line daring the Summer mostsfc
call anl examine our iwmtx.
. and low prices.
linilture Dealer, S.IW
June IS
Hon. A. M. WaflI1
f irB ABE AUTHORIZED TO A
f V -its p
HON. A. M. WADDEtXarJir
Congress from the Sixth ilstrlct. p
action of tU DmocraUe Comsemu'
trict, when calUd. - .
may xx .
GhlrtoWado
rtK) ORDER OF BEST
JL lngandNfcflOOLtneafortw'f
A perfect lit and good
AW M
feh