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PLEASE: NOTICE, , piiusaed every evening. Sundays excepts r We will . be glad to receive communicat ions Uj JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. si-cscRirnoxs, POSTAGE PAID: from our friends on any and aU subjects of -i general Interest, but - ; - : , The name of the writer must always to fur- -im. six months COO. Three 0e coatlAltoa One month, 33 cents! I olshed to the Editor. .' Communloatlons must ba written ; Te paper will be delivered by camera, free m inr nart of the city, at the above one side bf the paper. I . Personalities must bo. avoided. v. , And It Is especially and particularly under- Of ' ' rV.. or W cent per week. li.rrtWn; rates low and liberal. i stooa mat ine Jiaitor does t always endorse will please repotKany and VOL XII. W ILMINGTON, N. C .TUESDA Y JAN.UARY 10. 1888 NO 8 the views of correspondents hless so stated ., . ..'rvs to recrlre their paper r jdarir. in' the editorial columns. ' - 1 ' THIS PATER f ' V - - :.' . K U ... '" i 7 Jttilllag Specific for Llier Disease -YiTirTUlllwS mouth; tongue coate-; vor red with a brown fur: Pln in : 7idi-s. r Jolnts-oflen mistaken Hhramatism: n.ar stomachs low ol r.vnI 1 Illf'M 1 1 u r .v. ...... t.f.in: .... tr. ti.'Mtinn ; flatulency nna hcii aiiernainj Umcls TIttVe itU . , k...-h! trwjiof memory, w , -,'nl MMntlon of hav ns failed to do . . thine which oahttiluvebi done; .utitysW srlrlta: a thick. 7""" r.n?e of the fkln and eyet: a dry 19 m 1 1 Awhi k a 1 IIP Ulllic ntvVid hltfh colored, and. If allowed to .!,.f. drpfiit a sediment. , ; ' alKONS LIVER REGULATOR (PURELY VEGETABLE) ; - nrn SIy umhJ In the south to arouse ..' iTofpid ter to a healthy action. It sett iih titrtordinirv fHetcy Of th T1VER, (DNEYSf j , and Bowels. ii imtTui srtz rc roil yjlurlt, Dowel Cnmptftlnta. pvpet-U. MC limnwnr, ntlptlon. IUU.usues, Kidney A fleet Ion, . Jaundice, Mental Ieprein, Colic. v. ,J hy the uv; cf 1 SlllUon of Bottles, at THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE f. Children f Adults, an I ht the Aged. ONLY GENUINE k ovr Z Sump in rr J on front of Wrapper. LOCAL DLSTETTS. Index to New Advzbtiskxixts. 1 Tnos W Strang k Auction 8ale j Dick & Mkarks- Piece Goods ' ! C W Yatbs Yearly Subscriptions The Merchants' Exchange Dining Iioom IIeixsbsrgkr Books, Stationery, &, tc. Opkka IIocsk Mendelssohn Quintette Club I enoiifrh hnt it Mhoilld tro lio further. The prorosel iiensfons to all who were in the Federal service is too! harvh and unjust to the men of; the South to receive oie moment of j serious consideration at their hands j The people of the Southern States! should stand as one. man against the unri:hteouH proposal and' it is sure that such a law cannot be . passed without their consent. We have eat enough dirt and suffered enough ! forenoon for New York. depredation at the hands of our Northern tak masters and,itis time that ve shodld take a hold and de cided stand against any further in crease of our burdens under the pen- ion la s. Cal v Meeting. V ' 5 A called meeting of the Boanl of City Court. J No Quorum. Dannie Grore, an old offender, was There was a meeting of the lot brought before the Mayor this morn- owners of Oakdale Cemetery at the Managers of the Produee Exchange ing to answer to the charge of being office of the Secretary, Mr. R. J was held adtheir room at" noon to- drunk and disorderly. The charge Jones, last night, but as no quorum day to consider the matter of com Best shoes for boys . at Sons. Steamer Benefactor French & I t cleared this J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., ia auriTOKS. ' Price, ILOtV nov a; tc lstp diwly ch sat The war cloud in Europe gets big pr arul there are some who say ttynt it will surely burst in the Spring. Senator Hansom introduced yes terday in the Senate a bill appro priating 100,000 for the erection of a light house on Diamond Shoalsi ntarCae Hatteras, and we hope that it wili become a law. m States Rights are loommg. Why, or how, or wherefore, it is not for us to say, as such things depend uMri th decision o( a court of law, tli litg!ist in the Union. Still, it is a fact, and it is a further fact that the Democratic party is, and has len. the firm and unwavering ex- lonent of the rights of tly? States. It was on this issue that the late terrible war was inaugurated and it is on this issue that the party is now triumphing, nearlv a quarter oi a century after the close of the war. The Heading people at the North who are lighting the railroad strik ers and the coal miners are meeting with some of the opprobrium they deserve. We believe in the rights of both capital and labor, but we do not believe in oppression of any kuhj. it is evident tnat tne purse- proud railroad and coal mine mug nates have the wrong sow by the ear in this fight. The strikers have not only justice and right on their side, in this instance, but they have a large portion of the public sympa thy. They have ours, at all events. Jay Gould and Russell Sage may yet stand in the felon's dock, to an swer to the charge of grand larceny. There is really some prosect of it. ey are charged with having wrongfully converted to their owii nse a large amount of railroad prop erty. The offense was committed three years agoand apparently noth ing but the statute of limitation can save them, if, indeed, there is salt enough in that. If the offense is .. . r a. iiciii jl a ruimuuous one men an indictment. It is said, will surely fol low. It is alleged that this had something to do with Gould's Med iterranean tour. There isacity of some pretensions out in Nebraska called Lincoln so named, we suppose, in honor of Abraham Lincoln and it is this little citv that has been destined to become the champion of the very principles for which the people of the South fought and suffered for four long and earv vears. Recent- lv the Muvor and Council of the citv removed for cause the police judge of the municipality and sum moned him for trial." He appealed to the U. S. Circuit Court (which had nothing whatever to do with the case) and a restraining order was issued. This the Mayor and Council refused to obev and they were arrested for contempt. The case was carried to the Supreme Court of the United States and yes tertTay a judgment was rendered in favor of the authorities, the decision of the Court being that the Federal Court has no jurisdiction whatever over criminal cases, including the appointment and removal of State and municipal officers. The receipts of cotton at thts p6rtj to-day foot up.38C bales. t 1 ; There was a decided drop in thej was clearly proven and the judg- was present the meeting adjourned plaint as to the guaging of 4 spirits ment of the Court was that she pa v until 8 o'clock on Thursday evening turpentine at this port, to which a fine of $20 or be Imprisoned 30 days. -next. parties interested were invited to be . Fred Fisher, a traiup, was ordered ! - present. " . to be escorted outside the city limits ! A New itesort. The meet ing was called to order by a policeman. , The Merchant's Exchange is the by Mr. H. C." McQueen, President of 'j The Cornet Concert Club. J name of a new restaurant and sa- the Produce Exchange,' and Col. J.1 We are glad to know that there ;ltMn which has been opened L. Cantwell was secretary. . is some good prospects of a reorgaru on North Front street' opposite the After readingr the call for the meet- ization and J regeneration of the The Ixuisville, Kv., Courier-Jour nal in an article on the Lee Monu ment, pays the following splendid tribune to Virginia and her illus trious dead: . "They began the other day at Richmond, Va.. to ork on a pedes tal which is to bear forever the statue of Robert K. Lee. Virginia is poor in money, hut she has her jewelt from richer fields than those of the Roman so rich that all the monev of the world cannot buv. Just think of it. One little State consecrates her little capital with statues of two such sons of hers as George Washington and Robert E. Lee. In the only two great wars of the nation it as Virginia which 'furnished the most illustrious figures in each wholejarge, colossal and of immaculate moral w hiteness, while overtowering everything else in their generation. Hut even this is but apart of the treasures in that open aircrallery of heroes at the Falls of James. Around the equestrian statue of Washington j Prop siauu me eui'ries oi men, utso me price of cotton in New York to-dav --.- - - Ladies will find a nice line of good reliable scissors at Jacobi's Hdw. De pot, t This is favorable weather for catching colds, influenza and kin dred diseases. last night. Our, city has 9 ited. ere First National Bank. It has been J ing, there was a full And exhaustive ,J 1 . . 3 " ,i ;n iL . . ; I :..t 1 " . ". e . , Cornet Coueert; Clubul A "Tiieet- y luieu up uu wnunruw imeramnge oi views m wuicn rnose ing with thiir etiU in view! was held l" T m-.u,. , iiu, uu wtiiuii wcasion an eiegauti x ne :. luuuwmg' resuiniious ; ;w nice iuuuu, jivviucu uuuci iuc I tucu auuii.cu.i . ' . Superintendence of Mr. R. 'James Resolved That a committee of five j Lewis, the well-known caterer.: .will P.e appointed to preparespecitlca- be offered to the public. The market this morning was well supplied with meats and vegetables! of good quality. ! The cold wave has not yet reach ed us, and there is a possibility that; it will not visit us this time. ! It would take but a short time with such weather as we are having now, for the buds on the trees to begin to expand. . There was an advance of 20 cents had a musical organization in which it took more pride? than it: has- done in times past in the Cornet Concert Club, nor one which has reflected more credit upon our people, land it is the duty of each and every one of us to do all that is in our power to encourage and perpetuate ! the Club. . ' , ' The Opera House The Concert at the .Opera House by the Mendelssohn Quintette Club, of Boston, will be an attraction that should fill the, house to its utmost capacity. To those who jove good, genuine music the entertainment will be one of rare excellence. Miss Sent on for Trial." A colored bov by the name , of Mpses Johnson was arrested at Bur- gaw last Saturday charged with en tering the store of Ex-Sheriff Paddi" son on the Friday . night before Christmas and stealing therefrom a sum of money. A praliminary hear ing was had on Saturday evening, and although the evidence was cir cumstantial it was deemed sufficient to hold the defendant for trial at the next term of the Superior Court. Wide Awake. The January issue of the above magazine which, by the way, is most tions of standard barrels, both as to measurement and material '-to be used, to be adopted by the Produce Exchange. k : , Resolved further That circulars be issued to distillers and manufactur ers of barrels, that all "barrels not courorming to this standard, after the 1st of April nex t wiil be subject to reduction; the committee to. pon ' sider the dnestion of standard of guaging and hooks. t V Messrs George Morton, Win. H. Sprunt, C. G. Soiitherlandf John D. Woody and C H. King were ap pointed on the above committee. Adjourned.- : . ' , N I5W AJD) VEBTI8EBHSNT8. OPERA HOUGE. TUB MEADELSSODM QUIiMtTTK; CLUB. Annie Carpenter, the prima donna per barrel in virgin and yellow dip soprana, has never visited our city. turpentine and 10 cents in hard tur- but those who have heard her are pentihe to-day. I unstinted in praise of her ivocalism. -Where will Rev. Mr. Pearson's The instrumentalists are profession- appropriately christened, is at hand mpprir, h hahif" i.n. ifo nr, als of undoubted ability and skill and it opens the new year hand absorbing nnestfon u.h n and are in fact artists of great merit, somely. The articles are numerous, part of our people 1 Their selections, both vocal and in- interesting and attractive and the - . strumental, will be of the highest illustrations, which are prof use, are spirits turpentine sold late- yes- order and will be such as to nlease very fine. There is matter, too, to terday afternoon at 38J cents per ali tastes. Thy dpsprv k nmwdpd suit the taste of alhthe elders in the TPh a M ATli5n t F.A'Plmnfro I ii n xi : I zj Friday Night, Jan. 1 3. Seats on sale at llelnsberger's Thursday at 9 a. m. jan 10 gall on. This is a sharp advance on J house. any previous quotations this ! year. Nor. bacflne Victoria .Arnessen, cleared to-day foi Hull, Eng., with Knights of Pythias. D. D. G. C, R B. Clowe, assisted by G. V. C, T. D. Meares, G. M. at A. and O.K. ofj R. and S., J. L. Dining Room. 3,4G3 barrels rosin, yalued at $3,631, shipped by Messrs. Williams & Mur- Dudley as Grand Prelate, installed the following officers of Stonewall Workmen are busy in removing I Iodge No. 1; K. of P., last night: family as well as the juvenile mem bers thereof. Wide Awake is espec" iauv a Duplication ior tne vount? - , T,,. . , ,v OPPOSITE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Will folks, however. It is issued month- 1-1 , 1 v at Boston bv the D. Lothron lts doors to-night to the public, when a. W ' . A : Company, at $2.40 a year. the debris from in front of the old Purcell House building, and Front street, in that locality, will beiclear ed of all obstructions. The ladies of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will give an entertainment at the residence of Col. Roger Moore on next Friday evening for the bene fit of their new church fund. 50 dozen all wool flannel shirts, in all shades and colors, for men and boys, from 75 cents and upwards, at .the Wilmington fihirt Factory, No 27 Market street. J. Elsbach. t 8. P. C B: F; Barnes. C. C C. H. Ganzer. . V. C. H. L. Fentress. ; Prelate -E. B. King. M. of Ex. G. M. Altaffer. M. of F. W. L. Jewett. 1 K. of R. and S. W. H. Yopp. M. at A. G. A. Peterson. I. G. J. F. Sellars. O. G. C. E. Hall. . Attendants Jos. Silva, John E. Silva, Jr., J. C. Davis, A. F. Lucas. See the uArtful,"the best rat trap known, at Jacobi's Hdw Depot, t Wilmington Light Infantry. sons of Virginia, who taught our forefathers to break the British voke, ho wrote our original Magna Charta, the Virginia Bill of Rights, who rote the Declartion of Inde pendence, who drew up the Con stitution of the United States, who bore a conspicuous part in guiding with master hand the jtlestinies of the nation in the hrst quarter cen tury of independence, when the dangers and difliculties of the ten tative stages of diplomacy, legisla tion and government were even greater than were perils of war. In There was a plenty of wood in the docks to-day, but the owners asked high prices for it. They must have thought that the predicted cold wave was almost here and that fam ilies were short of fuel. Nor. barque Cat Andersen, hence, arrived at Bristol, Eng., Jan. 8th. On the passage the Cato picked The regular monthly meeting of tne vvnmington iignt infantry was held last night, f The treasurer re ported a balance in hand to the credit of the Armory fund of $1,107. 23, which is a splendid showing con sidering that this fund was started only a year or so ago At the meet ing in October last it was determin ed to raise funds for Election of Officers. The regular annual meeting of Howard Relief Fire Engine' Compa ny No. 1, for the election of officers, was held at their engine hall Hast night, when the following officers were elected to serve for the ensu ing year: President J: G. Oldenbuttel. Vice President M. Rathjen. Secretary and Treasurer J. G. L. Gieschen. Foreman M. G. Tienken. First Assistant Foreman H. H. Gieschen. ' Second Assistant Foreman J. W. Duls. - Engineer B. Beery. Stockholders Meeting. The stockholders of the First Na- tionai pans, neid tieir .regular an nual meeting for the election of officers at their banking rooms to day. The meeting was organized by Mr. E. Peschau, Avho called Mr. B. F. Mitchell to the chair and Mr. the : purchase I George Morton was requested to act The ieusion business has been well-nigh run into the ground and it is time to call a halt There has been too much of it and the people of the South, who pay their propor tion but get nothing in return, are sufficiently amusetl with what has already been done, .without going any further in the matter. We would not disturb any of the existing laws hut we are opposed to any further lesMation on the subject. We have a . . een whipped and have for years Iut been paying out enormous amounts to those who whipped us. Ve are willing to pay pensions to those who were wounded or dis abled in the service but beyond this e are not willing to go one step. Then are thousands of poor, dis abtetl Confederates in the South who that group of the immortal stand such sons or iririma as Mason. Jef ferson, Madison, Monroe and Henry. iinti at a nine distance is the mar ble figure of still another Virginian a figurrrwhieh . no Kentuckian could see ifra distant State without a throb of the heart the statue of Henry Clay. Uod bless the Old Dominion! Let us all rise up once more, as e hear this pious tribute of her good people to irginia's last contribution to the Pantheon of human greatness- let us rise up and call her blessed forevermore! ' 1 m ' . ' . .1 up the officers and crew of Br. ship l ne unuorms r assessing each as secretary. The Goolwa. Walton. whiVh w memoer $z per montii for live After the transaction ' ' ' ' I . i . , , , , . . . ... nlumfirmoH at cn. ton 1 tn i montns ano at tne end ot tnat time 49 N.. Ion. 10 W. oy the balance of the money neces- were elected a Board of Directors The trees which were ordered by Isary could be speedily procured. At for the ensuing year: Messrs. D. G. the Mayor have begun to arrive I the next meeting these plans will be Worth, James Sprunt, B. F. Hall, and are beingtransplanted in differ- j submitted: Ip order that there may G. H7 Smith, George Chadbourn. enr, portions of the city. We would I be no delay at that time a commit The meeting then adjourned. The tee, consisting of Messrs. Walker I Board of Directors will meet at 5:30 Taylor, Thos Gause and W. C. Cor- o'clock this afternoon to elect the bet, were appointed to get samples! other officers of the bank. and prices of uniforms. sumptuous Free Lunch will be spread, consist ing of all the delicacies of the season,' The finest brands of Wines. Llauors. Beer. Ale and - Cigars always on hand. Special Inducements made tort Boarders by the day, week or month. Meais sent to any part or the city. , Jan 10 It . ; , ! Assignee's Auction Sale. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK AT 8 P. M, vy.WILL OFFER AT. AUCTION TDK entire Stock of Merchandise at Store' corner of Front and Dock streets consisting in part of LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO,! SOAP, BROOMS, BASKETS, ' . .:- '. v ' ; BUCKETS, TEA, BLACKING, PRESERVES, of all kinds. CAN GOODS, PAPKR BAGS, BAR FIXTURES. ' . HORSE AND DRAY. , Hams, Bacon, Shoes, Brushes : . . starch. Toilet Soap. . . , Cheese Case, Bar Clock, - V Lamps, stove and Pipe, Mackerel, Butter Cups, ', . Show Cases, &c. &c . .. - i . - - -;' ; 1 THOS. W. STRANGE, Jn 10 tf . . . -. . r Assignee Star and Messenger copy. ' " ; Heinoberger'c suggest that some of the roots of the trees are trimmed too closelv to wiirrant their living long. I ...... a l , . .ref uur oiooi pure and you win not have rheumatism. Hood's sarsapanlla purifies the blood, and tones the whole system. . Personal. The Charleston News and Courier says that Lieut. Gov. Stedman, of this city, has been retained to assist in the defence of Mr". John R. Keels, of Sumter, who was involved in the recent troubles that town. Air. w. . Ilamss, of this city, was yesterday appointed bv Aiayor fowler a delegate to the Shipping and Industrial League Convention, which will be held in Washington, D. C, on the ICth, 17th, 18th, and 19th insts. Finest shoes for ladies wear in the i city at French & Sons. f A drove of fine mules passed through the city and were taken acrpss the river this morning. jThey created some confusion and consid erable merriment while beiner led. ' hauled, driven, coaxed and shoved onto the ferry boat, bur when once fairly embarked were as docile as Iambs. Mr. S. VanAmringe, Auctioneer, will sell the stock of groceries in the store N. W. corner of Front and Dock streets, under direction of Mr. T. W. Strange, Assignee. The sale will commence at 8 o'clock to-night and will continue nntil all is disposed oi. The store fixtures and a horse and dray, as well as the stock, will be sold. , r ulcu,c' i' uiuuni lur uve Alter tne transaction oi some months and at the end of that time (routine business, an election was plans were to be submitted where- held and the following gentlemen J j Ve Book and MlJSiC StOrO, HERE YOU CAN BUY VplY CHEAP. SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, - I ". ' i . PAPER AND ENVELOPES, ; In and out of boxes. All kinds of good reading books, Dictionary's, large and small. Lottos',' Dominoes, Cards and all kind of Card Games., , . , Visiting Cards and Card Cases. , -Pocket and larger Mem. Books r Frames, Looking Glasses, Brackets, Whisk and Duster Holders. Chromos, OH Paintings audited; Engrav- Paper and. Fancy Baskets, ; -Drums, Violins, Banjos,;; Guitars, Harmonicas, Accordeons, and oth er Musical Instruments. , ' Best Italian Strings. ; . s , Gold and Steel Pens, Inks of all kjnda, . Spectacles and Eye Glasses. y Sheet Music and Music Books, and many - ., other articles. : ''.v:l' , Jan 10 "Ot OIllv li n V'q nr runutnn ninnni- -v I lonL-t-i i i " Ask those who have tried and thev - w tur iuemseivcs out wuo are Indications. For North Carolina, rain,; fol lowed by fair weather and light , to fresh winds, becoming .North west erly. . Criminal Court. ine proceedings to-day were principally in calling cases, for con tinuance to next term of Court. A few cases were dismissed; in others anol pros was entered. The fol lowing were the more important of the cases beard: State vs. John Green, perjury. Motion for new trial"; motion over ruled. Motion in arrest of judgment: motion overruled. Judgment two years in State Peniti'ary. Appeal by defendant, in forma pauperis on affi davit filed. Notice of appeal waived: Appeal granted. Appearance bond of $200 required. -State vs. Georgiana Hewes, Vie- toria Bryant, 4 Theo. Stevenson affray. Judgment as to Hewes and Bryant six months in the County q: The Veatlbuled Train. Railroad travel seems to have reached its acme of comfort and ele gance in the new vestibuled train of the Atlantic Coast Line, the first one of which passed through this city at 2 o'clock this morning en route for jacKsonviue. i ne stop nere was very short, only five minutes, and no passengers were taken on or put off. The train left 'New York yes terday morning at 9:30 o'clock, and will arrive in Jacksonville about 4 o'clock this afternoon. Every com partment was filled in New York and the passengers were all for Jacksonville and points in Florida. These trains will leave New York Monday," Wednesday and Friday mornings and will arrive at Jackson ville the following afternoons. Re turning, they will leave Jacksonville ouipeUed to pay thoa on the other wJho were disabled. This is bad will tell you that the Boy Clipper Plow is the best made. Sold on I v at Jacobi's, who is the factory agent.t berger's. School Books and School Station I judgment for $20 and costs. TfnnsA of Corrfifttion State vs. Nanc v Davis. larcenv. 011 Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur Former iudirment stricken out and ua l"m mruufcTu v umingioR c - a a. ' aoout n.au p. m. tne same oays, PiociD Goodo JAN BE BOUGHT BY THE SUIT OR UK HADE TO ORDER, AT , ' DICK & MEARES, Merchant TaHorlns and Gents' Furnlshlncr-'. dec 19 " - 12 N i'roiit rjpo OUR NEW STORE IN PUEOEIX BUILD- The time between New York and tog.Na MNorth lYont St. VUl be gtvi to .., , - - . . . ... . , welcome-ourcusromers there. ' . W. J. SfJCI.NUiJK & CO., ery you can buy cheapest at Heins- School shoes for children: best in I Wihuincrton bv these trains is Just i . - . I r t r i. c a a ? mi u -;. i. .t - Importers end Jobbers, ardware, Tinware and Crockery
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