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THISPAPinB . .7 nubile1 every evening,' Sundays ' ex eepted by JOSH T. JAMES, ?ditok XKD FBOPXTfTTOR. tTPTION3 POSTAUJS PAH,- sa 0ae ye .1 nn- On r month. 35 cents, v - nr . - - . montM, .Z ,Tr will be delivered by carriers free The! - or l'o cents per week. ' . "ttfclnjr rates low and liberal, -subscribers will report any and all fall , w receive their paper regularly, W 77. Daily Review has the. largest bona f : circulation,- of any newspaper rhiih.vL in the city of Wilmington. JZS nection Tuesday, Nov. 4. ion president: dKOVER CLEVELAND, of New York. ! OU VICE PRESIDENT: THOMAS A. ;1IENDUICKS. of Indiana. FOU GOVERNOR : ALFItED M. SCALES, of Guilford. yoi: LIEUT, governor: CHAKLES M. STEDMAN. of New Hanover. FOi; SECRETARY OF STATE: WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS, of Wake. ' FOR STATE TREASURER: J)OXALD W. BAIN, of Wake. FOR AUDITOR: W. P. ROBERTS, of Gates." ioi: attorney-general: THEODORE R DAVIDSON, of Buncombe. iviR St I' E IlINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN STRUCTION: S. M. JINGER, of Catawba". ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT: A. S. MERRIMON, ot Wake. i on ELECTORS AT LARGE : W. II. KITCHEN, f .IOIIN N. STAPLES. 1 OL CONGRESS : U. T. BENNETT, of Anson. ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT; ALFRED ROWLAND, (f Rcbeson. The father of CoJ. John A. Martir, &lepuLlican candidate for Governor, of Kansas, has just celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday. Miss Maud Banks, daughter of Gen. X. P. Banks, wil try to be a "star" next season in "East Lynuo," "Leah." "AddenDc" and "Romeo and Juliet." Jud?o Daniel TiMen, of the Probate Court, who has been nominated for re election by the Republicans of Cleve land, Ohio, has held the office about thirty years. Abratn 11. Euo, the aged father of the absconding speculator, is still mortgag "'2 '"is property in New York to coyer Josses cf about 3,500,000 spent in try iDrtosave his son. Tbe Philadelphia branches of the Catuuhc Knights of America propose foiive a reception to Archbishop Ryan &- early dale, and to present to htm a'-cl testimonial resolutions, 'hand 83rae!y engrossed and framed. The Russian Government ha3 decided t0 Purchase of its English owner the orated "Adoration of the Magi," by alVeronez. The purchase prico i3 -12,000. The picture will adorn the '-bedral now hnilrtintr nn thc Rita nf Assassination of the late Czar. ew York Sun. says the Bbston u3'. has done detective work ot more r lvalue while claiming to belong lse Democratic party, but its defec" arid Its discontent in both the publican and Democratic parlies Thad no higher source than-the per disappointments of its editor. atChiet of Records Joshua Maris, oved Order of Red Men, died at Jence. No. 601 Sh'pley street, 13 Uehas re great suns the GreatChief of jSVof the Grand Council of the es, and has attained all the -v'aot the Order. Q iw1 James Shields, who -servtd (SavlDgUishc(1 honors ia three wars Sfclei lfferent lims represented three ia , lQ the Uu:ted States Senate. Ues rl0Se --""autueyeQ oy a simp:c oari". h 2 -ave is at CarroltoD, Mis- . New York, and by 6 3 Post G9' G A' R- lhat tidi0 -Ve ,ust been aketi toward pro- - - -uuaruent for the veteran . is the timQ tc Smith.a Worm lyd-w VOL. VIII. W The Lynn (MassO'l&ehaa nominated Charles A. Dana for Vice President on the Butler ticket. Count Von Munster, German Am bassador to England, will soon publish an elaborate annual on cookery. It now appears that St. John, the Prohibition candidate, ia sailing under false colors. His magnificent mous tache is dyed. Morganatic marriages have been wonderfully common in the houses of Hesse-Cassel and Hesse-Darmstadt during, the last century. Within the last eighty years there have been no fewer than six teen. Gen. Logan has redeemed his repu tatioa as philologist and grammarian by hi3 speech at Herkimer, in which he addressed the "old veterans," and al luded to these double ancients a3 "them who." &c. Gen. Longs.lreet has gone back to his old business of keeping an inn at Gainesville. Ga., and his ability to keep a hotel in the most improved modern method is undoubted by those who remember his terrible charges in Hsrar time. General George B. McClellan's great grandmother, Mrs. "Samuel McClellao, planted three elms in Woodstock, Conn., when she heard the news of the battle of Lexington, and to-day they are the pride of the place, the largest and finest elms in the town. Prince Bismarck, it is said, distrusts an Englishman who speaks French perfectly. This is from no contain pt for linguistic attainments, for the Chancellor, albeit no man of books, is one ot the best of linguists. But he evidently hold3 that an Englishman very familiar with France and the French is an Englishman spoiled. A- member of the State Legislature,, Hon.G. W.JIayzlitt, Waterlooja, says he considei'3 St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-reliever, the greatest' remedy ever used for bodily ailments. 50 cents a bottle. LOCAL NEWS. INDEX TO KW ADVERTISEMENTS. Geo R Dvkr Notice C W Yates School Books IlKlNSBEROEB School Root3. E S Warrock Job Printing, &c E S Warrock & Co Dissolution. Notice Ladies' Memorial Associaticn J L Dudley, Sect'y Notice EKKofP F C Miller Friends and Fellow Citizens Mukds Bros. & DeRosset Mustaid Plas ters New moon to-morrow afternoon at 40 minutes past 4 o'clock. The hot wave seems to have reached us in good earnest, this time. Fullest assortment of Fishing Tack le can be found at Jacobi's. t There were quite a number of lla loads ot wood at the docks this morn ing and it was being sold at quite rea sonable prices. Every Farmer ought to get a "Boys Clipper Plow," greatest iuvention" ol the age. Jacobi is the Agent f The easterly winds which we have had lor a week past have seriously in terfered with the supply of fish, crabs and shrimps in this market. 1 . Bad colds are prevailing to a remark able extent among our citizens. Nearly every one is afflicted, but wo are glad to hear of no very, serious cases. We invite the attention of our citizens to the fact that first quality shirts are being made to order at one dollar at the Wilmington Shirt Factory. tt. The Seaside Park Base Ball Club have some thought ot going to Raleigh on the 29th inst , but have not yet made up their minds fully whether to go or not. Guy Wright's band was out again last night at the head of some sort of a 'procession which paraded the city from the vicinity ol Seventh and Walnut to the Southeastern suburbs. The schooner Eslella Day, Capt. Williams, wnich arrived here from New York a day or two since, made the run from bar to bar in four days, which was a quick passage for a sailing vessel at this time of year. There was somo kind of religious Ceremony going on last night 'at ft colored church on Seventh street, which aroused the entire neighborhood. The meeting ws kept up, it is said, until nearly 3 o'clock this morning, and the demonstrations during its progress were very noisy, so much so, indeed, we are informed, that but few within hearing of it conld sleepT" Such prac tices is turning liberty into license. j ILMINGTON. N. C. Slight Fire. There was a slight fire in the dwelling of John Nolan, colored, on Sixth street, between Walnut and Red Cross, at about i:30 o'clock yesterdayafter noon. No alarm was given, and the flames were extinguished by the applfj cation of a few buckets full of water. Damage slight. City Court. Two men, whose names we suppress by request, were brought before the Mayor this morning charged with dis orderly conduct. In one case a fine ot $10 was imposed while the-other wa discharged. ' Charles Burnett and William Collins, two colored. boys, for fighting in the streets, were sent below for 12 houi3. T. Douglass, colored-, for throwing rocks in-the street, was disclArged. Old Hundred. . The match game of Old Hundred, between the Benedict and Bachelor Clubs, of this city, mention of which we made a few days since, will be played at Seaside Park next Friday af ternoon. It wiil undoubtedly draw a large concourse ot spectators and wiP be a hotly contested game. There will be a concert on the same night at the Seaside Park Hotel, at which Mrs. Kahnweiler will sing, besides which there will oe other vocal and instru mental music . Another Slisrlit Fire. About 2 :30 o'clock this alternoon fire was discovered in the two-story frame tenement house on the corner of Queen and Surry streets, occupied by several colored families. The alarm was promptly given and the fire department quickly en route for the scene, but when they reached there the flames had been extinguished bp the judicious applica tion of a few buckets full of water. The damage was very slight. . A Suggestion. Our attention hus been called to the fact that, in cases where persons die in this city and their remains are convey ed to some other place for interment, no physician's certificate is required and consequently no record is kept. When persons dying within the city are buried jn either of our cemeteries a physician's certificate, with cause ot death, age, 6cc, is necessary, ana it seems to. us that there should, in order to make the vital statistics of the city correct, be the same formality in the case of all who die here whether they are interred within the city or elsewhere. Theatrical. The following theatrical and Musical companies have made engagements at the Opera House here for the coming season, many of them for two nights each.. The first appearance will be Tony Dcnier's Humpty Dumpty troupe, to be followed by Bertha Weatherby Frank Mayo, Our Strategists, William Harries, Miss Olcutt. Harry Webber Fulton's Minstrels, Gus Williams, Peck's Bad Boy, Dan Sully, Milton Nob'.es. W. E. Scanlan and the - Silver King Co. The companies will appear in the order named, but we are unable to give the date of appearance of either of them. There are others which will undoubtedly be booked later in the season. Personal. Mr. J R. Paddison. of Point Cass well, was in the city to-day. He re ports the crops in. hi3 section as looking finely with every prospect of a golden harvest. So mote it be. Mr. Samuel Player, a venerable citi zen of the Bannerman's Bridge section, is in the city and paid us a pleasant visit this morning. We are sorry to hear from him that the crops in his neighborhood are rather sorry, caused by too much rain. Mr. KempP.Batchelor, ot Raleigh, is on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Harry Loeb. He will return to-night and Mrs. Loeb will go with him and after remaining a few weeks with her parents in Ral eigh will go to her husband at Wayn mansville, Ga., where Mr. Loeb now resides. The degree of D. D. wa3 recently conferred by the University of the South .at Sewance on Bishop Watson, of this city, who. however, has for many years past enjoyed lhat distinction. Bishop Watson was present oa the occasion and he was invested with the hood by the venerable Bishop Green, Who was also present. Schr. M. C. Moseley, Rumill, cleared to-day for Jeremie. Hayti, with 207.225 feet lumber and 71 800 shingles, valued at $4,913.71, shipped by Messrs. E. Kidder & Son. TUES DAY. AUGUST Is Pompey Speed to be allowed to go scott-free and to roam wherever he pleases id thesuburbs of the city un checked in his depredations?. The same authorities who outlawed him would do well, we think, to offer a re ward for his apprehension. The colored Odd Fellows in this city paraded yesterday afternoon through the principal streets of the city, the oc casion being the anniversary of one oj the lodges. They were preceded by a band of music and made a handsome appearance. Geo. W. Price, Jr., de livered an address. Dissolution. A3 will be seeu by notice elsewhere ia this issue the firm of Messrs. E. S. Warrock & Co,, has been dissolved by the withdrawal of Mr. George R. Dyer. Mr. Warrock will continue the publica tion of the Sunday Morning MaJ,l and conduct the job printing business at the old stand, as heretofore. Change of Programme. The Ladies' Memorial Association have concluded to abandon the propos ed excursion on the steamer Passport for the benefit of the North Carolina Confederate Home, and wiil give a Lawn Party instead at the City Hall Park Thursday of next we-k, at which there will be the usual delicacies of -ice cream, cakes, sherbet, etc. As there will be a new moon to-morrow, the guests will have the benefit of a moonlight night which will make the occasion more enjoyable. It is very probable that the entertainment will be heightened by good music, either from the Cornet Concert Club or from some other source, and that a large and liberal-heaited assemblage may greet and reward the Ladies' Memorial As sociation for their efforts in such a good cause. A Hitch Somewhere. As was stated by us at the time, the Republicans faild to hold their Con gressional Convention at Rockingham last Wednesday, according to announce ment. We have endeavored to find out the true inwardness ot the thing, but our Republican friends here are not inclined to talk about it. The' Charlotte Observer gives the following as throw ing some light on the matter: - The convention of the Republicans of this district to nominate a Congress man in opposition to JudgeBennett was to haye been held at Rockingham last Wednesday, but there was an obstruc tion in the way in the shape ot Dr. Norment. He held up his hand and the convention went by default. It seems that Dr. Norment was not treat ed fairly in the convention at Laurin bunr, and he determined to be heard this time It did not suit him for the Congressional conyention to meet at Rockingham last' Wednesday and he gave notice that he did not want to prove a disturbing element, and that in the interests of unity and peace the meeting would have to be postponed. He proposed that if the late Lauriu burg convention would be permitted to assemble at Rockingham just as it was, to nominate a Congressional candidate, that he would, give no further trouble. The convention was accordingly post poned indefinitely, and just what is going to be done next is not exactly known. List of Letters. A list of unclaimed letters remaining at the Post Office in this City on Wed nesday, August 20, 1881: A Ro3a Ann Alierds, Cassel Atkin son, Abram Austin. B Annie Batson, D C Brown, care Lt Taylor, Charles Brown, Eleu Bry an, H II Bell, Martha Burroughs, Pat rick Black well, NW Bonham. C Henry Cam home, Roland Carr, Sandy Covington. Gabriel Earvin, Mr Edwards- F Eliza Fleming, G S Eoy, Charles Goodloe, Mary' J Garrison . II Bettie Ilarriss, Dollie Hickman, Rebecca Hix. J F M Jones, R C. Johnson, L Rossana Lord, Geo Langford. M Willie Maurice, James Mason. N-J II Nelson. P Wm H Pickett. R Bettie Radcliffe. S Wm Stitb, Violet Spray. Sandy Stewart, Rey. .A. Olsen Stimmes, Quilly Slocamb, Andrew Smith, Eliz abeth Singletary, Mrs Maunda Spivy, care Geo Uonwell. T Nancy Thomas, eare Isaac Baker, W Ann Wardcll, E W Wooten, Hepry Williams. . FOREIGN. M Duhl Matkias. G Ferrari Guiseppe. SHIP LETTERS. G John Gunderien, Brig Regn- baum; Candido Arzeimo, str Coll'a; Theodore A Frogland. bark Laura : Charl s Ber?, brig Blanco; J II Mor ton, bart Melanesia Ed Walsh, brie Mianetittlaa ; Louis Horton, care Cap tain Kothter; U llerarsen bne Minne- tittlan; WmZelpin, brig Idorf . Persons call ing for letters in the above list will please say "advertised if not called for within ten days will be sent to the dead letter office at Washington, D. C . Ed. R. BkdtkP. M. 19, 1884. NO. 1 97 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice. rjpruB MEMBERS of section NO. 221, E. li. K. of P , are hereby notified that a meet ing of said Section wllf.be held to night, at 8 o'clocfe. Fall attendance' deslmL By order of President. ; JOHN L. tUDLEf, aujlO it i Sect'y; ard Treas. A-. Wpticj fllUE LADIES Or TUE ME&IOliHL AS- 1 SOCIATION beg to Inform their jklnd frlcnda who have promised contributions, that they -i - ' : - have been disappointed In their arrangements - 'v- i ; V - for an excursion and have determined in lieu .... - s . i thereof to give a LAWN PARTI! at the City UallPark, on THURSDAY EVNIXG, 2Sth .... Inst., at which time and i lace, they will be pleased to receive the refreshments that hae been promised. COJiMXTTEE OF AURAS GKMENTS. ang J9 lt ; Star copy Notice. JJAVIXG PURCHASED THE lNTEREiT of Mr. George K. Dyer In the Job Printing and Publishing Business heretofore conducted i under the firm name of E. S. WARROCK & CO., I respectfully notify the public thatihe business will be carried on in all its details as before, at the same place, and earnestly so" licit a continuance of the liberal patronase re celved In the past. The quality o the work done at this office ia not excelled In the State. I will strive, as heretofore, to give the utmost eatlsfdctlon to all who may favor mo with their patronage E. S. WARROCK. Cor. Front and Princess Sts , over Dyer's. riMIE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO FORE X existing between the undersigned, under the firm name of E. S. WARROCK & CO., has been dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of George R. Dyer from the firm. E. S. Wairoek will hereafter conduct the Sun day Morning Mail and continue; th Job Printing Business in his own name. All per sons Indebted to said firm are reriuesteu to settle Kith E. S. Warrock. lA E. S. WAltftOrK, GEOR. DYER. AS MR. E. P. WARROCK WILL I1ERE after continue the publication of the Sun day Morning Mail and the Job Printing Busi ness, (attention to other business hiving com pelled me to withdraw,) I respectfully ask that the liberal patronage heretotoro bestow ed upon the late firm will continue to Mr. Warrock. GEO. ItiDYEB. aug 19 It ; Sure to Wi&. j OOD GGODS AT A FAIR PECK WILL draw- customers- '. If xperierice , has taught us this. Our stock Is selected and priced on that line. Tin ware, Touet Sets, root Mats, Lamps STOVES of all grades at j ' . PARKER & TAYLOR'S. PURE WHITE OIL. f aug IS Excursion TY I. O. OF GOOD TEMPLARS.Ho Smith jL vlllc and the Forts on Steamer iPassport, 'HIURSDA.Y. Aug. 21et. Music fo dancing by the Itillan Band, hefrcehratntg on board at city prices, wnoie Tickets cents; child ren under 12 years of age 23 cents. The boat will lca-ve at 9 o'clock, sharp. 1 Committee L A. BLbro, W. L. Jacobs, J N. Spooncr. aug 10 2t pat tucs There Was Something Very pUNNY ABOUT THE OLD FASHIONED mustard poultice-. When taken from the poor victim they often lay around the house, hard and caked like old Babylonian bricks. Let us pay them the tribute of a sigh, but In their places accept fcabury & Johnson's Ready-made Mustard Plasters, which are in calculably more neat, handy, cleanly, and ef fective. UCBlaes, tney arc cnearper. ixoucan carry them anywhere, and if kept dry, they arc as good at the end of the year as vJien just made. Only the best and purest mustard. Dip them tn water and pat them on at once, in tin boxes, 15, 25 and 35 cents. Exchahge. For sale by Munds Bros. & DeRosset, aug 18 Wilmington! 2. 'C, Only a Few Left. i TUYERS A VPRECI ATE THE LOW prices we are giving with, those BARGAIN" LOT3 OF .SHOE 3. You get MORE thau MONEY VALUE. Come and got a Pair Ucfore they al o. Geo. It. French-& Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET J aug 18 Furniture. LARGE STOCK, AND OCR NEVf! etylea are pronounced the HANDSOMEST ever rccn in this market. A full line of Mattresses, Window Shades, Baby Carriages, Ac Wholesale and retail buyers will find It to their advantage to give me a caU. TIIOS. C. CRAFT, Agent, agl3 FunJ tore Dealer. At I rniiE WILMINGTON SHIRT FACTORY, X. No. 27, Market at. NUht fchirta, all lcs. 7c. Congress, tno mosi popular ana s oezi White Shirt on the market, 75c Colored shirts 25c and qpwards. Seaside Shirts at all price Rot's yachting la great raritty. Gent's Draw ers '.r. and upwards W amsutta Jeans Draw era, reinforced, equal to linen, something-new, 75c Drawers made to or ter. Tic. Wamsutta Shirts with 2100 linen bosom made to order at SI. Orders from the country solicited an promptly attended to. liUe us a calL , - . . J. KLSBACII. j loly 21 ' Managgr Another Urge consignment of Sash, Doors & Blinds at Factory prices, just received at Jacobi's Hardware Dcpctf tnra ota- ftlcndi ca lay all icuijsct?: -CcaenU&tercstlmt THe iLasio cf tie writer mast always U nliheJ to tie Enu:r. , ; CosuaanlcatloMiaTat 2t wrlttta oa ca. oaeexdeox the paper. 1 rersoiaHtlca iaaat be avoided -And Is cepocuily and parUctiiarrj tcire tood that the Editor docs aot ahraya nto the views of eorresDondhitu n v la the editorial cotaEas.t . , " NEW A1VEKISEMEKT3 Wanted; TY A YOUKG MAN Wno HAS HAD AN experience cf 16 years la. the hotel btulccsj. Hitel.!1?. Potions, a situation laeomo v., ur u u lsi a C ot It. -- tJ or Circes C Sonth Trent et. - aug la 2t Wanted. BOOK KEEPER. Apply, at WHEELER WrLSON Mftg Co's Officelia Priaccss t. aujflS St - ' Wanted. gEVERAL ENERGETIC AND RELIABLE men can Had cmplojmcntby applylcg at offico WHEELER & WILSON Mftg Co , .119 rrhv ceas street. og is 2t SCUPPERNONG WINE." WE HAVE JUSf RECEIVED A FINE LOT Red and White Scuppernong that is superb. Nothing cqWa it for purity, ' and it i SWEET AND PADATABLE. Per gallon $1.5?; lrftargcr quantities &PjtCIAL V FIGURES. . " Pears and Grapes. We arc receiving every day or twosome very fine PEAILS AND GRAPES, that we recommend you to buy. The PEARS arc of " the celebr-atcd SEUKEL VARIETY, and arc remarkable for their delicacy of flavor and j ulcyncss. They arc picked a few days before rlpcnlrgsi that jou get them In excellent condition. If kept In the houso a few days they ripen fully, and are then better than If allowed to ripen on the tree. - P. L. BEIDGEE8 & 00. 1 1 U North Front St. auglS School Books; s CHOL BOOKS, ADOPTED BY THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. AND ALL OTHER SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL SL1TES, PENCILS, c. - Special Discount to Merchants and Teachers. ' ; Orders by mall will receive prompt attcnll:n FEOM HEINSBERGER'S, auglS Live Book and Music Stores. 1S84. Furniture, 1884. lirilOLESALE AND RETAIL, NEW STOCK arriving every day for the Fall Trade, Merchants and others wilt Eavo money by piacicg their orders with me. Please sen I for price list or caU let ore. placing orders with others. - I). A. SMITH, t Furniture Dealer, N. Front Street aug 18 . School Books I ' School Books! School Books I O PECIAL DISCOUNT TO MERCHANTS and Teactcrs. We make a specialty of TEXT BOOKS adopted ty the Stato Board of Eda cation. Prices furnLhed on application. , Small orders by mail will receive prompt t teatlon. . C. W. YATE3, aug II 119 Market Street. No Band of Music! rjIHE DEMOCRATIC BOOM, THE HOOD luao, After Breakfast, Always Capltofas, Key West and Telbw Leg 5 cents Cigars arc so goo4 we do not have to go Into the Patent 7L:.JY,.Za"k wiyeTusmg. good PURE aug 13 OLD NOEtfl STATE SALOON House Builders. , HARDWARE OF EVEUY DE&CJH PTION. Locks, Ulnges, lictts. NIls, Window fe'aBtenlna. Ac Onnfnrlrira ran kkv by consultipg us. Large nock, good assort W. E. SPRINGER A CO.. . Successors to John Lawsoa Co., -WJg 18 Wilmington, C. Library Lamps. fJHIE HAND30ME3T AND LARiJEST AS- Bortmentcverieenin tLlsdUf.i J3T Lamps ni Laran Goods a pccUlj. GILES A IIUECHISOSS. -Zi and i0 XXurc&lsca niocx. JaljSX