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tlzjszz ::ot: cr. v.'e vKl t3liitorcc;:r. u incitica rxoia ouz 1 wenfis -ca &ay tri ill szi::ciz o general interest, tut . - " ... The name cf the'trnter 'must alvrara to r ur nlshed to the Editor! ;' communlcatloni must be written czlj ca one side of the paper.'1 I . . ' Personalities mustoe avcldsa. . And It 15 especially and, particularly tnic r stood that the Editor does not always ericrr ? the Views of correspondents anless so. state J In the editorial columns. r , , . ; Three 3 r ,,,avrrtl by carrier, frre ; nl Uberaf . i:jr: rrpert aflj and VOL XII WILMINGTON, N. C TUFSDAY JUNE 26, 1888. NO. 141. fill' V '1 1 CONSTIPATION - IE ....... .K..n. kIwIIX "Od to produce r-icf Appetite, . Sick Headache, Bad Breath, etc C. . ... .iMi.Jimr the bowel. maMIT 1-1 - . ' . The 2ex York Star estimates that The steamer Bcnsie will leave herej "" , The Concert To-xight. more .than 200,000 people left that every afternoon for Soutnport until j The prospect isgood for a larfre,fash clty on Sunilay for the near-by re , further notice at 3:30 p. m. jionable and appreciative audience sorts. The heat was Intense. It' - .. . - . . . . I&t h lOriHUJe ' " iuie comDhmentarr concert to be was ten degrees warmer in Philadel phia than fn .New York. . . . . ii you want to reel com and well all you needfsa good Ham mock You will find the largest as- ger s. t that ol only ct M ft. rars- ixT. tried alt e7- 2S!ur J,rioit. ft each nejO. .1 STtoPJ tM e e o wuch rood tha X. aery ficulty. I keep it lm SvTau'I tick Supenot Cwuit, liibD Co., Ua. fVi U w t-'- WwrP' t5 red Tri mtck tad S future cf J. If. ZEXLCf k CO en sat PIAXOS AND ORGANS W iniTtj mi fur rnicKs and terms as I keep one t'.v UfY UiVk- of PIANOS AND ORGANS IS THE SOUTH. IrlHl J4 xzj of the first -clas3 manu- ia f p. 111 irmvAitns. Th-re Is wariu,,lleelin Kansaj Two town, on fire with local jeal curies, were about to wipe each' We are requested to state oiner irow tiio race or the earth, from theSound will be taken when the btnte militni were oppor- on,y on the trafng ,e -n the Hum. tuncly called in and peace and har-' lno.kH .t io-Mil m. and that freight I from Wilmington to the Sound will , be received onlr on the train leav- givento Miss Annie DeRosset. The Kortment and cheapest at Heiusber charming young vocalist will be as- nisieu uy tome oi me .uest, musjcai talent in the State and the occasion cannot be otherwise than a delight- ut'iiy were restored. "The ticket is .Harrison -and Mor ton,, Levi . Mortou U his name and he is from ew York. He has in;c Wilmington at 5 ocloclcp: m. a a & . . m - m r t .t f I diiciuion iouu( sen a icuiucmiic viuv, several barre of money and has ? All members are hereby notified held coMit -ufllcea already. It is a I that I. Shrier Imis the contract to Kod ticket, iv splendid ticket for furnish uniforms, where gubscrip- th Pemocrats to beat. ' We are em-1 tions and names' for -enrollment wil inently; tu'tiUed. It. is Cleveland hereafter be received. aaiiiet Morton in New York and j " B. II. Frkkman, llmnnan against Harritton in Indi-1 nmu No oiie but a weak-kneed j Democrat will admit that the result I Chr'm Finance Cbm. . A Pleanaant Party. A happy party of ladies and gen- cm be otherwise tlian a victory for the Democracy. . The youngOierman Kmperorspoke yesterday to the Heichst.xj? and his utterances have served to allay all fears of war in Europe. The address was his own production and was. H.'A. Glajneyer and the written after a Ion; conference with Priuce Bismarck. It emphasises two Igie and Cora Peschau had a picnic t tlemen, cpnisjting of Messrs. J. H. Kuck, I f."Runge, Willie Haar, Pro f essor J. P. Cook of Concord, Profes- i sor J. A. Linn of Mt.. Pleasant, Mr. jand Mrs. F. Heyer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Haar, Mrs. F. W. E. Peschau, Mrs. Misses W. Heyer, Minnie Glameyer, and Mag Or FROM us V PUT A1US. m foK catauku-e. RALEIGH, X t. BRANCH HOUSE Dak irrt. bHirn Front aal Second, WILMIXtiTOX. N. f. Atlantic View, URIGIITn H.I.K. N. C. TU ANNot NCE TO THE PUBLIC 'lit xs.1 laikrsri nd th!r l4ami1fo 4lH,vD r recrtatloa can ts FRLEa of tay larre FaTtiioa and . .t!.V trta-J Uvcir owo -laoch SplendidBand of Music. tW8 t Railroad- dose by l Depot. lac iv-ean. and efijoy tbc Propnetor. t I " facts, the perfect accord which ex ists between the Eiuperor a'nd the Chancellor and that the policy of peace "inaugurated by my grand father and continued by my father will be maintained in its fullest ex tent." .The Emperor Is already spo ken of as the schirqier des fficden guardian of peace. . There is a great deal of talk about the mysterious "white pasha' who has recently appeared. A able gram in the New York Star from London says: The intelligence from Suakim re cently that a white pasha had made hisjippearance In the lianr El una zee provinces witn a larere force o men lias given rise to endless specu Iation In hnirland. It is suircrested by some who have never been convinced of the death of General Gordon that that officer has escaped from Khartooin. and that the white pasha who is causing the Mahadi so much anxiety is he Others incline to the belief that Edmund O'Donovan, the famous war correspondent of the Loudon imiuu Acidy who is generallv sup- tKed to have perished with the HI- fated extHHlition of General Hicks, or that nossiblv some member or Paha Hicks force who has beeif kept in -confinement by the natives. and who has now escaped, is the new found pasha. still another, and perhaps more plausible explanation of the exittt ence'oi this white man, is that Stanley has joined Emin Hey and that together the explorers are forcing twir way westward. Further news of this mystical ier sonage is awaited with the greatest interest. Letters received from Herbert Ward, -who has been with Major Hartellot and who is now on Ins way home, state that there has been fearful suITerim: amonr all of Major Hartel lot's force, and at one tiiiin they were near death's door on account of the scarcity of provisions. Sixtv-tiine men. Want a mm .nay a, actually ni :irv. Pimples, lniils and other humors are liable to apiear when the blood trets heated. To cure them, take Hood's Sarsaparilla. LOCAL WBWS. Index to New ADTiBTiaxvx.vrs. V C itiLvaa Dlamoml Djes N JACOBI-Bulldlxt; Material E W Manxixo Aiiaotlc View Tatlos Baaak Low Prices Stx a Bessie Regular Scbedule Louis H M e a bes Flannel Shirts Uelvsbxbgxb Plioosand Organs Mas E it WiGcixs-Just Received Thb Stoelbt IIocse 8alt Water Delicacies Headquarters for HassBalls, Hats Mak, Gloves. Belts &c. is at Heins betver's. ' V" L. DOUCLA lil8sHOE, tiLS11 to welrth Dog pit or so. and wear the stocking 'm aa comfortatie sewed anoe. iiur the orlrlnil WPlt A lilitvi whlrh rosung from f4 ! .t r... ',T--io siiok Is unex ill1-Dorr.. .7' i Ti m . h iwm m j m . u o k u worn ty au 41? tTr!. t( " world. ;4l; H-VOKQLAHN. collars. Largest and finest assortment ever before brought to this city, to be had at Jacobl's Hdw. Depot. Fishing Tackle. A full assortment of all kinds for both salt and fresh water fishing at Jacobi's Hdw. De pot. . t Ninety-three is the top notch of the thermometer to-day. .This was. jat 1 o'clock and 3 o'clock, Hut we have had an elegaut breeze all day long. The ladles of Fifth Street M. E. Church will irive their excursion . .... I! to-morrow to Wrightsville and the Humtuocks. Present indications are . A .- to -4b effect that there will be a Iarg attendance. . at Wrightsville Sound yesterday af ternoon, complimentary to Profes sors J. P. Cook and J. A. Linn. Af ter enjoying themselves at Capt. Manning's place they took the train for the Hummocks, returning to the city inthe evening. Ratification Meeting. Mr. Spier Whitaker, Chairman of the State Democratic Executive Committee, announces a series o ratification meetings to be held . a " wwm throughout tne estate, rne oaii.is to be opened here on the 9th of July The circular says: There will be a grand torchlight Cleveland-Fowle Club procession at the following places at each of which will be present the candidates op the State ticket, the Presidential Electors, our United States Senators and Congressmen and othei- distin guished North Carolinians: Wilmington, Monday, July 9th. Newbern, Wednesday, July lltb ,Goldsboro, Friday, July 13th. Favetteville, Monday, July 16th. Raleigh, Wednesday, July 18th. Greensboro, Friday, July 20Hi. Charlotte, Monday, July23d. Asheville, Wednesday, July 25th The railroads of the State have been asked for reduced "rates for persons attending these ratification meetings, and so-soon as the rates have been agreed upon they will be announced. The chairman of. the executive committee of the county in which these torchlight processions are to be held will take immediate charge and direction of the necessary pre parations. Let' Hare That Rowing Club. As we have already one of the finest yacht clubs in the South and as it has proved a success and been the means of a great deal of enjoy, meiit to young men and maidens, old men and children, why not have a rowing club and thus double their pleasure? This is particularly de sirable here as most of the yacht races take place on the Sound, and a good many of our citizens are de barred from the pleasure of witness ing them. We have a splendid stream on which our young men can have plenty of room and a good chance of showing their pluck in rowing. Some of the young men of our city, feeling as we do about this matter, have decided to organize a clubhand u furtherance of. that object will have a .meeting at. the office of Messrs. Smith & Boatwright to-mbr- . as mi row at 7 o clocK p. m. xnis is convenient hour for our young men and we hope there will be a good attendance: We have heard several who will have boats ..built and we understand that some of the wharf rats" have one nearly finished and others from other sections of the ffty.will soon follow suit, and it be-: tooves the uptown . tjpys to -show them that their skill, muscle and endurance are not to be despised. Now, young men, turn out to this meeting. Bathing Suit3. Opine down to Headquarters.- 25. dozen - Flannel Bathing Suits, in all sizes and colors, sol l'at the lowest manufacturing prices af the Wilmington -Shirt Fac tory, 27 Market st., J. Elspach, Prop. Look for the blue awning: t WireCloth for your wandowsap.tl and doors can be, had at.Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. , ;T J f ful one. Miss. DeRosset has been a pupi for some time past of the Mt. Vernon Seminary, at Washington Gity. This is an institute of a high order of merit and there is a vocal depart ment presided over by some of the best masters- in the country. Miss Annie's voice has received most careful-training there and we have seen private letters from the school wherein a wonderful future is pre dicted for the .young debutante in the musioal world. - Young Democrats in Council. ' . , The Young'Men'sDeruocraticCiub met last night in the Court room : at the City Hall. Mr. Sam Hear,' Jr., Vice-President, was in the chair. ; The Finance Committee's report was read as follows and adopted;- The Finance Committee beg leave to state that upon the suggestion that sealed bids be received for furnishing the Democratic Club with uniform, consisting of white beaver, red bandana and walking cane, the contract was awarded to Mr. I. Shrier, bis bid being the low est, the complete outfit being furnished for one dollar. The Club has hQwon hand the sum $163.50. '," The committee appointed to con fer with, the Chief Marshal in. refer ence to the appointment;of marshals and. assistants submitted " their report, which was adopted; . A communication was received from the chairman of the Demo cratic Committee of New Hanover county, in regard to a conference with the Club for the purpose of furthering the interests of ..the Democracy, of Ne wHaiiover county! and in compliance with the request of the chairman of the Executive Vommitree, a committees was ap jointeany tpe tviuo, consisting o the President, Secretary anflMr. M Newman, to confer with the Execu tive Committee this afternoon at the office of Mr. Jno. D. Bellarav. Mr. Craft, the corresponding se cretary, read a communication from the Chairman of the State Execu tive Committee relative to a demon stration fo take place July 9th, which communication was referret to the committee appointed to con f er wifh the County Executive Com mittee. Mr. Walker Taylor, chairman of the Finance Committee, tendered his resignation, which was accepted, and on motion, Mr. E. H. Freeman was chosen to fill the vacancy. Mr. S. H. Fishblate stated that there is to be a meeting of the Young Democracy of the United States, to be held on the 4th of July, In the city of Baltimore, and that it was for the interest of Wilmington that the . Young Men's Democratic Club at this place be represented. On motion of Mr. T. H. Pickett, Messrs. WaUter Taylor, Sam'l Bear, jr., anu iieruen Mcuiammy were selected as delegates to go to Balti more by acclamation. Mr. S. H. Fishblate, in a patriotic, rallying speech, nrged the necessity of . thorough organization in the coming campaign, and called upon all Democratic clubs to assist this Club to their fullest extent, and sta ted that he would furnish fifty Cleve. and and Thurman beavers gratui tously to the Club, to be given to membem.that . were unable to bear the expense of purchasing. He was requently ' applauded during his speech, and on motion of Mr. H. Mc- Clammy, Mr. Fishlate's proposition was accepted and a heartv and en thusiastic vote of thanks was ten dered him for his liberal offer, , Capt. J. 0. Morrison, Chief Mar shal, urged the importance of each and every member signing the - by laws and constitution of the Club, and ordered the Assistaut Marshals and Aids to see that the men. were prompt In register'ag their names, fs he was nimble to form the mem bership o.f the Club into divisions tntil all had complied; with the above, and to his end the book - Another lot : of those ' celebrated Oil Stoves just received at Jacob Ps Hdw. Depot. It will pay you to use one. , -V .' f - - ;v ' y It promises to be a splendid night for the moonlight excursion to thfe Hummock. -The train will leave here at 7:20 and get back about mid night; :m The first of the shells to be built for members of the rowing club which is to be organized here to morrow night is -about completed and it will be launehed on Thurs day and will appear in the river on the afternoon of that day with a full crew. Three others' are now in course of Construction. Itock. Crystal Spectacles anil Eyeglasses Advice to old and young: in se lecting; spectacles you should be cau tious not to, take more magnifying vower than has been lost to the eye as in the same proportion .that you pass that point of increase, will cause you further injury to the eye. Using glasses of stronger power than is ne cessary is the daily cause oi,prema- ture old age to the sighU You can get the best at Heinsberger's. ' . . . . New Music Ifonse J. L. Stone, the popular music dealer of Raleigh, has established a a branch house at .Wilmington, on Dock street one door f f o'm Front, where may be found a number of the celebrated Emerson pianos, also other makes from $190. Upwards. Organs from $45. upwards. , Every one is invited to call and examine the instruments. x t NEW AJ3 VKKTISJEM KN T8. Steamer Bessie yylLL J.KAVE EVERY AF- ternoonfor" Southport at 3:30 until further notice. Eound ; trip 50 cents. GEO. M. CRAPON, t je sait . - . ; . - Master.' 0 AEO LIN A BE AO H. gTEAMER'SYIiVAN GROVE WILL leave for Carolina Beach on Tuesday Wednesday' and Thursday at 90 a. ml" and 3 p. m. Music on afternoon trips. ' je25 J. W. HARPER, - General Manager. NJBW -k AJVIKTiSErinjrra. THE LADIES'. EMPORIUM, 115 Markets. BY TO-DAY'S EXPREC i, An Elegant Assortment of HATS and r EON w JsiTh in an the Latest Shapes and Colors In Milan, Fancy Straws, Kougrh and Ready, and other Fancy Braldd at , ; all prices from 85 eta. upward. : - In all Styles and Widths.- Moire. Orratre. Gross Grain, Satin Edge," Striped and : Plain; at reasonable prices; . An endless variety of Feathers, Flbworfl," - Aierettes,. Hat Ornamentc, . Hair OrnamontJ is. Sun Umbroil Parasols, Embroideries, r Laceo , : H ooi o , Handkerchiefs, -Fast Black Hosiery; ' Guaranteed'' Not to Fade Z t Moonlight Excursion ) Wilmington Seacoast R. R. IT T TT Tuesday, June 26, '88. PRAIN LEAVES WILMINGTON AT 70. Returning leaves Hummocks at 11:30, Music by the Harpers. J. -, Special Sale tnis week of -' PARASOLS, tFANS, INFANTS' CAPS, ., 1 FANCY WORK ALATE1UALS: - . - ,; o- ' " ' ; ;' '-:Z " - . AQENCTF0R DKMOREST RELIABLE PATTERNS :. ; AKD . " ... ' ' DEMOREST'S SEWING MACHINE, $19.30 only. Equal to any $45 machine, and warranted for five years. Try one and save money. They are sell-- tag rapidly. . , . w - LEWANDO'S FRENCH DYEIHOUSE. -All work Intrusted to this House guaranteed satisfactory, .or no charge made for same, -and all goods sent free of express I charges. - send in your orders. ifWEl LEAD, BUT NEVER FOLLOW." Country orders solicited and satlctactlcn guaranteed , ..; . , t c Respectfully, KBlWIGGINS je25 2t H. CHADBOURN, Jb., General Manager. FAMILY KXCURSIOS TOTflB AU1M0CKS. THE FIFTH STREET M. E. CHURCH WILL give an Excursion on the Wilminfirton Sea- coast R. R., to the Hummocks, on Wednes day. June 27th, '88, round trip tickets,- (good on any train aunngxne aay) aauits 50 cents, children under 13 years old 25 cents. Proceeds for benefit of the "Poor Fund" and "Building Fund." Refreshments will be sold on Hum? mocks hy the ladies all day at city prices. je 19 26 "MAGINAW 99 ONLY GENUINE "MACINAW" HATS SOLD ' IN WILMINGTON. ' ' Z- LOUIS H. ME ARES, IS NORTH FRONT, 1 Gentlemen's FurnisheV and Hatter Je 21 -- '- "':v' -Z' OPERA HOUSE. Tuesd av, J u ne 26lh, - ' A Great Musical Treat ! A Complimentary Benefit to : Miss Annie DeKosset, One of Wilmington's Sweetest Singers, . Assisted by Four of the finest voices in the state, witn aiaietjuartetre, cornet soios and Cornet Obligates. This array of talent cannot be excelled and Wilmington Is promised a rare treat Doors open at 8 o'clock. . General Admission 35c Reserved Seats 50c. Box Sheet open at Heinsberger's Monday morning. je224t" J. T. HOWE . W. H. NORWOOD At the Hnmmock. - E HAVE OPENED A RESTAURANT AT W the end of the Pavilllon set aside for the col ored People at the Hummock, where we are prepared to furnish meals at all hours. TBESH FISK - Z- Three tiroes, a dajv - Mr. h. II. Meares, on Front stree ! Uy SteiS, UlamS aDCl. OraDS for signatures and the sze of hats. I ZZ.Z-Z In aay style desired. i - m. T .iL'ZlJL .1. - V1 ' - rWe are. also prepared-to aceommodato - , f,Z-lZ Whtte,aaweU as Cola vd Customers, and we t on can be sate from guarantee satlsfactioi to all : iCkt - HOWE ; NOR WOOD. nana. Burglars. them fusing. the Bursar tto siSS unc Locks, sold at Jacob's, Je23in v , , A New Pattern Oil Stove. SAID TO BE THE BEST YET INVENTED Refrigerators, coolers, Ice Cream Freezers fie. improved JPattern Door . and Window Screens and Frames. . . Forsaieby . ' ALDERMAN, ' PLANNER & CO., Dealers In Hardware. Tinware. &c V my 7d&w WUnUngton. N. C - The 8tobIeF House, jp ARTIES IN WANT OF ACCOJIMODA- tions at Wrij'tsvllle will find the STOKLEY HOUSE well supplied with all that is neces sary. . , Board by the day, week or month at low 7a.t63 ' Pig Fish suppers to order at anj nour dar ing the evening. - c : i Z:-. Z- v V; - "All of the delicacies of salt water.flsh.crabs, -clams, shrimps, &o, furnished to guests. Sailing Boats, Fishing Boats,Flahlng Tackle, &c, furnished on short notice. , Z jystoklev House fronts the water and la within 100 yards of the Depot. - 1 v w, H. STOKLEY, .- jeiatf ; ; Proprietor. Wilmington Seacoast It. R, . r"ir v- SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 20, 1823. From Wilmington, . From Hummocks. Leave . . . . ; .". (5-0 a. m Leave . . . . . . 7.45 a. m. Leave........ 930a.m Leave....... if '?1 a. a. Leave........ 2p. m Leave....... 3:)p.m. Leave 5:00 p. m Leave. ...... 6:15 p. n. Leave.. . ..... p. m Leave. ..... .10KW p. m. Jin. CHADBOURN, JR., June I9tf General yanager. Keep Cool. IF..YOU - WANT SOMETHING NICE, DRI3TI - ': A. F. LUCAS' ' , , Soda Water, Ginger Alo, &c : . : Best In the city. - Guaranteed pure and made of th Best . . Materlala. - " ; . BEST MILK SHAKES IN THE CITY. ; ' "a.f. tucAs,' ' Dock, bet. Front and Second .c;ts. lAU orders from the Country i renrtfr flUed. . i.rLj tf Hotico. 2J-R..W,- A. McGOWAN WHJ ecllec lions due THE DAILY TXYlZTi tew suhscriters, . . "