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""QUARANTINE FOR THE PORT OF Wil- 1111 t i mr 1- t Novomber 1st, as follows : Pilots will bring all vessels from Ports south of Cape ,Fear to the Ouarantinc anchorage; also, allVefsela which have had any kind ot sickness on board during the passage or on arrival, and will cause a bignal to be set in the main rigging on the port side, as soon as pos sible after crossing tho Bar .No ve&sel roust leave the Quarantine anchor age, or allow any person, steamer or tug boat, lighter, or boat of any kind to go along si e, unices by written authority from the Quaran tine Physician; and every vessel must be an chorcd as far to the eastward of the channel as is consistent with safety. Regulations governing vcssols while in Quar antine may be had on application at the oflke of tho Quarantine Phys'clan at Smith vll'.e Applications for permits to visit vessels in Quarantine must be made to Dr. Thomas F. Wood or Dr. Geo G. Thomas, and permit so obtained will be end red by the Quarantine Physician, If. in his opinion, it is proper and safe to allow communication with such vessels. A penalty of 2 0 for each and every offence, will be enforced agiinst any person violating any of the Quarantine Regulations or the Port W. G. : CURTIS M. T, Quarantine Physician, Port of Wilmington. The Daily Review TIIOS. F. WOOD, M. D. GEO. G. THOMAS, M. D. mav 1 2am 6m 1S15 ! Consultants. First National Bank of Wilmington.; CAPITAL STOCK. BURPLUS FUND. . $ 250,0(0 66.0(0 ixjpoelU rtKjolved and collections; made o; all assemble poltti laithe United Statss. DIRECTORS X. C SURKUS D. . WORTH A. MARTIN, JAS. SPRUNT. GEORGE CHAD BOURN. OFFICERS!. W. LARKIN3 anl President. Ctahler CasMex 'OSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop WlJJtflNGTON, N. C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1884. Entered at the PostofSce at Wilmington, N. C, as second-class matter. The Chinese of New York have their own way of showing the workings ol the American spirit. They organized themselves a year ago into an "Oriental body politic," presided oyer by a judge who holds his office one Tear, draws $500 a year and lakes to himself $1 500 in court fees. The judge for the past year was Ah Chow. Last week pri maries were held for the annual elec tion and Judge Ah Chow was defeated He is said to have assim.Iated to him self so much of the true spirit of the American officeholder that a reform was demanded. Ah Chow is under stood to be a Blame man. We have an iuquiry, fays the Neivs and Observer, as to whether the alleged civil rights act, stated to have bien passed by the Ohio legislature in 1882, was passed by a Democratic legisla ture. Turning to the Tribune Almanac. page 63, we find that the legislature elected in Ohio in 1879 stood Senate. Republicans, 22; Democrats 15: House Republicans f9: Democrats, 45; Republican majority on joint ballot, 31. The legislature elected in October, 1881, stood Senate, Republicans, 22; Dem ocrats, 11; House Republicans, 70; Democrats, 35; Republican majority on ioint ballot, 40. Tho next legislature was elected in October, 1883. That legislature was Democratic on joint ballot. It could not have passed the alleged civN rights bill of 1882. Tho arguments in the great telephone suit, Bell against Drawbaugh, began on Monday last in New York before Judge Wallace. This is the suit which involves the question whether Bell is tho inventor ot the telephone. The Boll telephone company managers, with Mr. Conkling among their counsel, are reported as confident of the strength of their position to the extent of declining to compromise. On the other hand the Drawbaugh party, with Senator Ed munch among their counsel, are also reported to be sure of success. If the present case goes against the Bell com pany, the telephone business, accord ing to a New York dispatch, will be thrown open to the public, at least until the Supreme Court acts on it. But it is still to be shown that this would amount to very much. Friends of the Bell Company assert that besides being "in" wi'.h all the existing telephone exchausree, the Bell Company controls patents on so many of the incidental but necessary features of practical tele phoning that no one else could work a telephone exchange without infringing some other, if not the telephone, patent Under the circumstances, with the great use of the telephone and its greater possibilities, the present litigation will be watched with keen interest. The comniission appointed by the State of Mew York to appraise the property at Niagara Falis. which it is proposed to take aud secure for an In ternational park, has prepared its sched- uie oi values. under tnis appraise ment the sum required for the purchase is about a million and a hall dollars. The largest items are $775,000 for Goat Island, which is now occupied by the paper mill which so excited the wrath ot Sir Lepel Griflin; $156,000 for Bath Island, $325,000 tor Prospect Park, the free possession of which is essential to any general scheme of improvement, and $110,000 for the Cataract House. a. t. A I. - a. 1 r . lub suusianuai anu comionaoie old inn so long associated with the best memo ries ot the place that visitors to Niagira would part with it with regret, in spite of its obvious encroachment upon the natural beauties of the falls. The rest ot the amount is made up of small sums for some score or more of separate pieces of property, the appraisement. it is said, being generally about one halt the asking price of the owners. The consummation of the purchase de pends upon the turther action of the New York Legislature, in conjunction with ihe Canadian authorities, the pro ject being to free both sides of the river around and below the falls from artifi cial encroachment and so to preserve this stupendous natural wonder for fu ture generations. It i3 an undertaking well worth aM that it may cost, and if it is to be accomplished the State ofl New York will not only do a good thing for itself, but will deserve the gratitude of the whole civilized world. are apt to become disgustbed and rebel ious. Nevertheless,; there is a very marked change in public sentiment tat this moment. Everybody, apparently, gives lively attention to politics. Are you for Blaine or against him? I am asked repeatedly. The views of the great newspapers are discussed rabidly in the domestic "circles and in public places. Iam surprised constantly Dy ray own friends," men, for the most part, who bate politics. They are elo quent with pronounced opinions. I have listened already to so many outbursts of feeling, where such feel'tDg was least expected, that when Blaine or Cleve land is suggested now I take flight or talk about the weather. I met a well known author the other lay. 'Are you for Blaine or Cleveland?' he demanded. Perhaps for Blaine.' I intimated. Nonsense,' he exclaimed, 'that's im possible. All the writing men are for Cleveland. Clarence King is the only one for Blaine.' My friend said what was absollutely true. Although Blaine may be called strictly an author, the literary class of New York is stren uously against him. SHORTS. Paris ha3 named a street alter Dar win. Steel rails are taking the place of iron ones. A Greenland whale's heart is a yard in diameter. The French press is full these day3 of assaults upon England. Abundant harvests are reported from Minnesota and Dakota. A good medical authority says beer is conducive tojieart disease. There are only three species of pois onous serpents in this country. A St. Louis man wants a divorce be cause his wife make3 him say ''please." Troy, N. Y., manufactures 36 000, 000 linen collars every year, besides 3.360.000 shirts. The principal owners of the Central Iowa Railway are at legal war among themselves. There are more than two or three women whose wealth is greater than Queen Victoria's. The cost of the British expedition up the Nile is estimated at about forty millions of dollars. Twelve petrified clams were found at a depth of 250 feet last week while bor ing oil at Purissima, Cal. Mr. Charles Manby. builder of the Aaron Manby, the first iron steamer which ever went to sea, died lately. Notwithstanding the cholera scare the Seine is described as being in many places near fans as nlthv as a reeking sewer. It has been determined that the site of the Washington Monument belongs to a private society and not the United State. The Coeur d'Alene mines are playing out, and a long procession of broken miners is walking back to civilization over the mountains. Hand-made envelopes cost originally five cents each. The envelopemaking machine now tnrns them out so that a thousand are sold fcr thirty cents. Tlie Plumed Knave. BEFORE V- AND -AFTER Dectric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Trial. TO MEFI OFiLY, Y0UH& OR- OLD, TTTHO are atrnnx from ktocs irn.rrr, Vy Lost Vitality. Lack or Nt For k xso Vigor. WASTixa wkaiocessct, na jj hmw uiscase " f PsxsosaC JiATca resulting fram Auto and HtitmV UiOtt and MAKHOTO ODARASTKCa. -Si- pmnet dieoTery T the Nintwith Century V:tTM3rilTC3.. A New York letter to the Springfield liepublican says: "As a rule your correspondent, like thousands of others, cares little for the fever of politics and is convinced that journalists and poli ticians make too much of political cam paigning. When the newspapers be gin to show sign3 of this fever, when they appear to think that life is a vast political show and that the destinies of humanity hang upon threads? of opin ion, when in fact politics ab3orb the thonghts of those who do most of the talking end writing for usthea we 8EPTEMBEK SQUIBS. A striking peculiarity The clock's. " f es, sir," he said, much excited; he's a liar, and I told him so," -'That's rather a risky thing to do; I wonder he didn't knock you down." 4,Ob, I told him through a telephone." New York "Why is this butter like Sampson?" asked the spruce young man who tends the ribbon counter, but the landlady looked sternly at him, remarking: "You'd better settle last week's bill," find the cream of the joke was lost. Tiltsburgh Journal. Young men, it isn't always the girl who looks the loveliest in the sofc, sweet shadows of the darkening twi light who takes that beauty with her in the grim gray morning, as she wrestles with a kitchen stove Mercliant Traveler. THE BITTEREST BITE. The bite of a "skeeter" is painful. The bite of a bug will haunt; The bite of a sandwich is baneful, At a railroad restaurant; The bite of a serpent is sadd'ning. And nothing is worse than this; The bite ot a bull dog is madd'ning, While the bite ot a girl is bliss; But a bite more fatal than kerosene Is the bitter bite of an apple green, New York Journal, The Arctic regions are not without their pleasures. The Esquimaux girls are very pretty, dance, sinsr and do not care for ice cream. Hot drinks and walrus blubber are their peculiar vanities, and sealskin sacques are sold at two iron hoops and a ten-nennvnail. Boston Transcript. OXLY A PIN. Only a pin? And it calmly Jay In the shining light Of a bright noonday. Only a boy. He saw that pin. And fixed on it a look intent Till boy and pin alike, were bent. Only a chair It had no business standing there. The boy he put on a fiendish grin. And on the seat of that chair he fixed that pin. Only a man. He sat on that chair, And as he rose So did his hair. Only a yell! But an honest one; " It lacked all elements of fun, " And man, and boy, and pin. and chair. In wild confusion mingled there. Allen's Brain Food botanical extract strengthens the Brain,' and positively cures -Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Headache, z unnatural -losses, and all weakness of Generative System it never fails. $1 pkS., 6for 5. At drW msts, or by mail from J. H. Alien, 15 From Jfr. j Blaine' t mSpeeeh in the Mouse. JprU 21. 1876. : ! never had aay transaction ot any kind kIUi Thomas A. Bcott concerning bonds of the Utile Rock and Fort Smith Road, or the bonds of any other railroad, or any busl nesi to any way con nected with railroads, directly r indirectly, ino mediately or re mote ty." Fisher to Bl6inet No vember 8, 1871 I have placed you in positions whereby you have receive 1 very large sums of money without one dollar of expense to you, and you ought not to for get the act oo my part. Of all the parties con-, nected with the Little Bock & Fort Smith railroad, no one has been so fortunate as yourself in obtaining money out of it. Blaine's letter to Fish er, AprillG, 1876. I want you to send me a letter sacikas the enclosed draft : "Con cealmentof the invest ment and everything connected with it would have been very easy had concealment been desirable; but your actio j in the wnoie matter was as open and fair as the day." Blaine? Letter to Fish er, October 5. 1S69. ' I note what you say about the Importance of my keeping all quiet nere. i iuiiy appreci ate y'r wisdom and y'r tinaness. and shall en deavor to do just as you desire in the premises." Blaine's Letter to Fish er, Oct. 4. 18'. 9 'Ho ore will ever know from me that I have disposed of a tin gle dollar in Maine, bo tneie need be no embarrassm ent in taUlngwith Mr. CaH wetl." i Blaiaebefore the House in 176 f am not afraid to show i the letters. Thank God Almighty I am not ashamed to show them. Speaker Blaine's Lit : ter to Fisher, Jan. S3. 1S7I. I have this moment wri ten to Mr. Cald well suggesting tbat. in case l can arrange a meetiptr in this city next week with CoL Thomas JL. Scott, to come on here. I have soma reason for be lieving that a very ad vantageous arrange ment may be made for taking say $300,000. Let me have an accurate and reliable s'atement of your financial condition, and I can do something,- I feel very sanguin, withTbnmas a. Scott." Mr. Fisher's Lttter, 2fov. 10, 1S71: "Taking into ac count the $1A.000 bonds you sold to Tom Scott." BlaiAe to Fisher, Ap'l 16, 1876. I wnt you to send me a letter turh as the enclosed draft: You became the pur chaser of about $30, 000 of the bonds on precisely the same terms tbat ev ry other buyer received, pay ing for them in Instal ments, running o era considerable period, lust as others did." Blaine's Letter to Fish er,Nov, &. 1S71. I do not wish to seem importunate ana tru blcsome; but if you knew tbe agonies I have suffered in this matter during the past six moii t as ou wculd pity me, I am nxre, and make great effort to relieve me Pray let me know tcliat I am to expect. Blaine's Letter wtilten for Fisher to sign. 'The transaction was perfectly open, and there w as no more secrecy in regard to it than if vcu had been buying flour or sugar." Blaine's Statement in House. Ap'l 21,1878. My whole connec tion with this road has been open as day. Whenever con cealment is desirable, avoidance is desirable. Blaine's Letter to Fish er, Ap'l 16, 1876. Kegard this letter as strictly confidential Do not show It to any one. BUKN THIS LETTER. Tlie Preacher Can't Preach Unless be has good digestion and his blood is in prime condition: Sleepy sermons, weary congregations and broken down churches result from the best efforts of dyspepsia and debilitated clergymen. There is no better tonic and health restorer for the minister or anyone else who is broken ,down. than Brown's Iron Bitters. It is within the reach of eery one of the 50, (XX) clergy men of thi3 country. The Rev. T. Marshall West, EUicott's Mills, Md.", speaks with pleasure of how ihis valua ble medicine cured his debility and djs pepsi . The tenacity with which people abide by their early faith in Ayei's Sars apariila can only be explained by the fact that it is the best blood medicine ever used, and is not approached in ex cellence by any new candidate for pub ic favor. 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Thousands of-drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken the Golden Specific in their coffee with out their knowledge,-and to-day believe tbey quit drinking of their own free will. No barmlul effects result from its administration. Cure3 guaranteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free. Address, Golden Specific Co.. 185 Race St., Cincinnati. O. d eod & wGm A colt you may break, but an old horse yon never can. Emouy's Little Catiiaimic Is the best and only reliable Liver Pill known, never fails with the most obstinate cases, purely vegetable. 1 eod-w . 'Hasan optician an eye to business? How to Shorten Life. The receipt is simple. Yoa have only to take a violent cold, and neglect it. Aoernetby, the great English surgeon, asked a lady who told him she only had a coaghf "What would you have? The plague?" Beware of "only cough." The worst can, however, be cured by DR; WM. HALL'S' BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. 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Carolina CeiteaT Coinpany. Carries al surxsnrxtti" Traategtoa.H.O, sept. -- ..... t V""'J ' '" ri . onange of ScheduU Ql AM AJTKR SEPTlst. 'J pass Eager mail aud &xrus7tk Dally excett8nnrt.. u ) Arrive at Charlotte it. ff ) Leave Charlotte at "" 0, No. 2. Arrive Raleiehat u 1 Arrive wi?,"-'-"'--.9 i Passenger Trains stop afrer-iw - I SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGKR. mJ EXPRESS AVI .. ' T-.J4!LcIceVSundaya 3' i Arrive at shiC. A 15 A Nft . ) Leave Shelby . No- I Arrive at crwl ! t ireuM xto. i ana make c1ma iv i ' xnrougn Sleeping Cars between wiiu J and Charlotte aBaelghdThattM -rake Train No. 1 fo? SuvuTOJ xaxe xrain jso. l for SutesviiiA T:J western JiCBE, AshevUle and phfit. A lark fn aTurfanliniu. f 5... "S Atlanta and all points Southwest. i Wilmington & TVelic1 Railroad Company. Officb of obmkbai. SprxuxTm Wilmington; N. C, May 9, last . Change of Schedule, fN AND AFTER JULY ISth lu t. KJ A. M., Passenger Trains on the inimto ton A Weldon Railroad will DAY MAIL AND EXPBESS TRADJ3 dud OS. 47 JSOBTH AXD 48 SOUTH. Leave W lunlngton, Front St. DepsL J.N A. Arrive at Weldon. tSi t Leave Weldon.. 155 Arrive at Wilm'gton, Front 8t Dpt, 8.83 1. Fast Through Hah. ft Pabsekgii Tua? Dailt No. 40 South. Leave Weldon...... F r Arrive at WUm'gton.FrontSt.Dyt 10.MP.'l MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN W , ? ; : No43 North. " j Leave Wilmington ............ J 1SS r. v Arrive at Weldon .i.... .. lJ5AkJ Train No. 40 South will stop only at WlInuJ Goldsboro and Magnolia. 1 Trains on Tarboro Branch RoadLewSoekl Mount for Tarboro at 1.20 P. M. ta&Cft 4 M. Daily, ASundays excepted). RcttatSni leave Tarboro at 3 P. M. nf 10.00 A. M Trains on Scotland Neck Rranch Road Iwn Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25 P. M. U turning leave Scotland Neck at 8.80 dally except Sunday. . Train No. 4? make close connection don for all points North Dally. All Richmond, and daily except Sunday vis Line. Train No. 43 runs dally and makes close ec necuon lor all routs North via ttichmosd Washington. , All trains run solid between Wrmhietoi . Washington, and have Pullman Fatece Bices ers attached. 1 j For accommodation of local travel a pastes ger coach will be attached to local freight m ing Wilmington at 6.55 A. M. Dally exed Sunday. . JOHN F. DIYETl, General Sanerintesdol T. M. EMERSON, Genera PuBenerlftu july J5 3 A. 1 fctWl nllr 4 R. Wilmington, ColumW & Anignsta K. B. Co. omci or gkhtebaL sxjrxxnrrxirpxiT. I : Wilmington. N. C. July Il,i3f4. 1 - - - , ... mtit r ON AND AFTER JULY 13th, 1 8.C0 a. M., the f oUowlng Passesfer U i uie vUl be rnn on this road : I NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAtt.Y-S Weet and 47 EasL a ' . Leare Wilmington... Viix Leave Florence......; 1 1 Arrive at C. C. A A. Junction . Arrive at Columbia...... rl Leave Columbia. t' lave C, C. & A, Junction. Leave Florence. HiTi Arrive at Wilmington.. - Ja Nioht Mail aitd Pabsexokb Ta, vl NO. 40 WKST. - J Leave Wilmington........ 1f2vL Arrive at Florence h MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAEI Di3Jj Leave Florence a; Arrive at Wlimln; jso. 40 stops only at FJemlngton, Passengers for Columbia and all p" S3 jkn. t rr r it o.. likes 5i Hon, and all points berond. shouw" 40 Night Express. : separate Pullman Sleepers ror Twin Af All trains run solid between cw- afrelght leaves WllmlDgtoa cept sunoay at 7.00 a. Dmr General Sirpermw- T. M. EMERSON. General rasaengx. july 15 o. a icast. . c 1 at...... fr lngton tt Cleveland & Hendricks! Blaine & Logan!! JACKSON & BELk-'i THREEITICKETS for the PEOFLf I The first two Uckete are before eople for their suffragea-tfif frr K nfttrnnAtrfl nf both PlUt' J ,ut AWKfn tbey r' . . . K neea m tnjesnape 01 - iPrintinn? Rulinn or Bindis - g , ... - TJT SENDING ; TOCE IIGnT : CO gSds to MONACIT3 ftniDj flrU ) fecoxrl stj id Wto thexassade Fall and TTInter wear jou'H saT U eft Cc
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Sept. 29, 1884, edition 1
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