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0 THIS PAPER . ; every evening, Sundays exuepted, runs- NOTICC Wo win be iaa to receive cczsrinricaUo JOSH. T. JA'' - - - v from our frlenaa on any and all street general Interest, tmt - 5T "IPTIOSS. POSTAGE PAID: i The name of tne writer nirst cuvrzjz fcc fur , f4 0i Six moiuns f3.0a Three nished to tne Editor. ci nil one month, 3r cents. Communications must be written only cn will be delivered by carriers, free in any cart of tbe city, at the above ' accents per wee ri literal- - , . - one side of the paper. - ' Personalities must be voicied. " And it 13 especially and particularly nzect- isiasrr' ' ' . wbprs will please report any HVOL XI I. stnoa that the Editor does not always endorse the views ot correspondent unless so stated WILMINGTON, N. CVr TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1888. NO 204. 1 to receive their paper regularly. a the editorial columns. ... : . , Visaed 1 . " T 1 h w v i , ww iLvlJi.j V lil JJLr v. I pSTIPATIOIf:: EVitViM of Dlscases.7 btv , ihfl "Father of Diseases,' te Ptherefi no medium throng. ca Ar "nn attacks the system t.sorption of poisonous x rflt U'U. - . . ntion of decayed anaeneie mavir W?Sach and bowels. It is caused 8Suver, not enough bile being from t ho blood to produce, oWathartlc,and is generally ganied with such results v . ws of Appetite, Sick Headache, . Bad Breath, etc. patment of Constipation does not in nnloadiSg the bowels. fBUBrreatercosuveness. xo secure iTjtfftbltof body without changing? C4isorganixing the system .VriJteation. after suffenng with Cocstipa ,,7:0 or three years, was called to Simmons t ftSuawr, ana, having triedalmost every l5 , , , t trv it. I first tooV. a SSl and afterwards reduced the dose to a J as per directions, after each meal. I . ZTt a it had done me so much gooa taaxi !?.d it actil I tooic two bottles. Since then I Sewerienced any difficulty. .1 keep it in Sle aTd would not be without it, but have Jsefor it, it having cur ed me Geo . W . s, Ass't Clerk Superior Court, Bibb Co., Oa. Take only the Genuine, fv hi; on the Wrapperlhe red 5?S Trade ajkKdSiCsatureof - J.H. ZEELIN & CO itfrstclstp dwly cn sat ISLAND BEA0EH0TEL, TTIIK HAMMOCKS. A New and Elegant Hotel WITH ALL THE FACILITIES FOR PLEASURING GUESTS. WITHIN ONLY Sinntcs' Bide from WilmiBgk t - jai commanding a beautiful - mvm rvn rhn t n CSV A "NT : lie IV UI J,ttli 'ouuun i Board at "Reasonable Itatea. for further particulars apply to W. A. BRYAN. iur27tf Wilnilngton, N. V. Fresh Fisli Every Day E ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHrP ALL finds ot Fish on short notice. G. G. AMAN & CO. sept 24 Dock St., bet. Front and Water. The Stokley House, pAKTIES IN WANT OF ACCOMMODA- OGnsatWrightsville will nnd the STOKLEY HuCSK weU supplied with aU that- is neces sary. DQarihj the day, week or month at low r2r& suppers to order at any hour- dur ing the t?eniDpr. All ol ihe delicacies of salt water,flsh,crats, cams, strtaps, &c, furnished to guests. JuainBoat3, Fishing Boats,Flshlng Tackle, tfarnisJie(l on short notice. ""Stottey House fronts the water and 13 wtain lOOyards ot the Depot. W. II. STOKLEY, fcktf Proprietor. CAUTION of Fraud, as my name" and. the price wmpedon the bottom of all my advertised U-fore leaving the factory, which protect Z ' T"1" ftainst hljch prices ana Inferior goods. ?aler offers W. L. IonKlaf shoes at a, re rTi. " or My3 he has them without my name JJW 8laiped on the bottom, put him down as p. L. DOUGL.AS w SHOE. obW Lttvf.83 SEAaH.FSS"'shoe Fmooth Cnuw.O TACKS or WAX THREAD to 'T Rlp casy 33 hand-sewed and IVIIi. ,I?5iUGL-S S4 SHOE, the orlpinal kiwv.4."swca wt1' "hoe. Equals US- tuoii VLGVVS 3JM POLICE SHOE. .A Ya. luaHIH as a lland-Sewod bhoe. No Tacks XT X 1 J?r,l to hurt thP toft. - tyU ar. iwt Kiwrwi tfU wear. SHOE is unexcelled Rt f.lf Klinii f 1u. iVA'.VGLAS 88.2.'i WORKING- feK?G,s SHOE FOR BOYS vi .. one pair oncht to wear a man a rear, j:-one rmir onrht LW. t WAll?:1 coe in ine worii. oiirtP.H01881-75!1 School shoM i 'ii? sniAl1 Hoys a chance to wear the ii r? hi the world. . . t-M Cpntrress, Button and Lace. If not HrcaW.write W. Lw DOUGLAS wieby." I'if. uS4i3m eodip fjwilmlnston.iN.. Jidne must not only act a a purga Tii a tonic as well, and notproduca 1 . ; v j liOCAL 3SJ Jb! W S, j INDEX TO New advertisements. J Elsbach Removed. FW Outmanx Oysters UtixsBERGEK -Sketches M M Katz Dres3 Goods. J B Fabkar Doh't Delay Muxds Beos Phannacfsts -T C W,P TooiiEK, Cashier Removed V C Miller Tlnv and White fiossamer The Mechanical News A Seasonable Offer . - - The "scliool at St. Jaiues' Hom will open on Mowclsiy next, Oct. 8tii; W iiidow G las.. by the nox or light. Save mouevbv buying from Jacobi s Hdw. Depot. t A part; of 'young men went out deer driving this morning but thev didn't get the deer. Fishermen will find the cheapest place for Gill Twine, Rope, etc., is at .TacobTs Hdw. Depot. t All kinds of School Books and School Supplies cnu be bought cheapest at Hinsberger's. Do not be induced to take some other preparat ion when you call -for Hood's fcursaparilla. Be sure to get Hood s, which is peculiar. Indication. For North Carolina, light local rains and slightly warmer weather. Dr. T. H. Pritchard will preach at the Baptist Chapel, corner Fifth and Wooster streets, at 8 o'clock to night. The public schools in the city all opened yesterday. The aggregate enrollment is about 1,200, an in crease of 15 per cent on last year. Third Dart v Walker, the nominee for Governor on the Republican annex, will anuress a coioreu as ... -.i i i sembly at the Court House to-night. Hanmness sunreme. This is the condition of all who have been wise 4 nnd nurchased Stoves at JacoDi'3 Hdw. Depot, If you want a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldincrs to select from. ' Mr. W. P.Monroe has resigned his position on the Messenger to accept that of baggage master on the Car olina Central R. It. The Republican Congressional Committee from this district met at Lumberton to-day and nominated Mr. C. P. Lockey, of this city, for Representative in the next Congress. The office of the Wilmington Savings and Trust Company nas f been removed to No. 108 princess cfrtmT.' rpp.piit.lv oncunied bv Jno. D. Bellamy, Esq., as a law office. Mr. J. Elsbach has completed the removal of his stock of goods to No. 122 Market street, two doors East o rnvlnr's Bazar, where he will be glad to-see his friends and cus tomers. Those of our subscribers who have changed their residences will please notify us at once of the same. Doiv put this off but do it at once. 1 nnstn.1 card :s as irood as a verba E , . message any day. . Mr. W.H. M. Koch, of the Na tional Saloon, corner Market ana North Water streets, received this morniiii? a fine load of New River oysters, to which the attention o the public is invited. Mr. F. W. Ortmarin has receiver at the Club Ilooms,on North Second street, a small but very fiue lot o w New River oysters. Those who wan them should call at once, as they will not stuy long. At the regular monthly meeting of the Howard Relief Fire lingine r.n No 1. h'ftlrl last niirht. Mr. M. G - Tienken resigned the position o Foreman Of the Company and Mr. H. H. Gieschen was elected to sue ;eed him. Rock Crystal Spectacles and Kyefflasses Advice to old and youugv In se lecting spectacles you should be cau tious not to take more magnifying wjcertliaii has been lost to tbe eve 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 tlntn is ne cessary is the dail yAuse of prema ture old age to thesight. -You can get the at. Heinsberger's. Wh now have it. a Door Lock that cannot be picked. It is clcnp ahil safe. See it at Jacohi's Hardware Depot. v I t Good boating water is the report or the Cape Fear now. Friend Pishblate made a good hit when he hoisted that big picture of Clevpland 'And Th nvtnnn nron life' store. It is a real work of art and .1 work of art passes-by seem to never weary of f admirrmr It. I ; - Three nights at the Opera House this week and three next. The Mins- trels are booked for to morrow j night, Gran for Friday and Saturday, j the "Streets of New York," for Mon- day and Tuesday and Butt's 'pam&j rama for Wednesday. "This Street is a Necessity." . A correspondent, T. D., writes us: 4 Will you inform a constant reader of vour progressive paper what has been done in regard to the opening of a street from Miller to Market street? The matter was referred to the City Engineer by the Board o Aldermen at a meeting held some time ago. This street is a neces sity." Dr. Potter's Report. -Dr. F. W. Potter, Superintendent of Health, submitted his monthly report to the Board of Aldermen last night. "&is," hesays, "a very gratifying exhibit as compared with any previous Septe'mber," as fol lows: September 1888, 33 deaths; 1887, 35; 188G, 38; 1885, 35; 1884, 30. The total for the past month includes one killed and four still-born, lea v. ine: the number of deaths from. dis. ease, 28 4 white and 24 colored Dr. Potter adds: "I think from the above we may be encouraged to prosecute the work of cleaning up and disinfecting. As regards dig ging up weeds, &c, I would suggest a thorough cleaning up in .that di rection in the Spring of the year, as has been urged by our best physi cians and sanitarians." Fender County Convention, j The Democrats of Pender county met in convention yesterday at Bur- gaw. The meeting ;as called to or der by Mr. J. T. Bland, Chairman of the County Executive Committee, Dr. J. C. Shepard was elected chair man and Messrs.- J. Or. Parker and Bruce Williams secretaries. The Convention was addressed by Dr. S. S. Satchwell, Mr. L. H. Me Clammy and Mr. Gibson James. The following ticket was nomi nated: For the House R. C. Johnson. For Sheriff A. H. Paddison. For Register Jas. P. Stringfield. For Coroner J. H. Harper. For Surveyor John Moore. Now let the Pender county Dem ocrats pull off their coats and go to work to redeem themselves from Radical rule. They can do it if they will. All that is necessary is har mony and hard work. County Commissioners. The Board of Commissioners of New Hanover County met yesterday in regular session. County Treasurer Hewlett submit ted his monthly report, showing a balance m hand to the credit of the general fund, amounting to $9,761.10, and balance to credit of the educa tional fund, $12,020.12. County Register Sampson submit ted report, showing receipts from marriage licenses for the month amounting to $G.65, y A. Ft Lucas was granted license to sell malt liquors in the county from September 1st to January 1st, 1889. It was ordered, that the polling place for the second district of the First Ward be changed from Fourth and Brunswick streets to the engine house near the corner of Sixth and Brunswick. G, Rosenthal, appointed registrar for the Fourth Ward, declining to serve on account of ill health, W. J Rosenthal was appointed to the vft-: cancy.. John Pleasant was appointed poll holder in "Cape Fear t township, in place of Levi Nixon. L. D. Cherry was appointed specT ial surveyor to survey marsh ladd of L. R. Mason in Harnett toxsrhip. Ordered, that the. valuation of property of DL. Evans, on block 179, east part of lot No. l,be reduced from $3,U00 to $2,750. It.was ordered by the Board that all persons whose property had been I returned delinquent, upon . v.hch 5 ; double tax had accriyuK lie allowed iau accrieqt lie -aiiQweu t6 list the4ame before . the sheriff iipon payment of sin-Ie tax the - - - - - Condition being that the tax must be jVifcl when the property is listed. ";; Board of Alderman. w A regular meeting of the Board of j Aldermen was held last night at the i City Hall, air the members , of the Board with the exception ol Alder- JUcaua Pnt- a.iaerman Fearsall, from the Streets and- Wharves Committee. jreportea relative to the Cruz b mid- j ing on South Front street, 'that the buildingis going to ruin on account of age and neglect, and that the city is not liable. Tliev irebort was re- ceived "and ordered Tiled. " AlderuiaTishblate moved that an appropriation of $250 be made for the purchase of a hose carriage horse for the Cape Fear Company.' dopted. A communication from the -street hands, asking increase of pay, was returned bythe Streets andWharves committee without .recommenda tion. V The Sanitary Committee reported work in their department during the past month as fairly well done and that sanitation is as good as can reasonably be expected. They recommend that the Board of Audit and Finance (in view of the neces sitv for a system of sewerage) be requested to reconsider their action in declining to make an appropra tion to meet initiative steps to this end. The report was, on motion adopted. The report of the Chief of the Fire Department, giving an account of tests of water pressure at hydrants, was read. Tests were made on the 28th of September, at five different points, using fifty feet hose and one inch nozzle at each place, with the following result: At Fourth and Church streets, height of stream 90 feet; Sixth and Orange, 80 feet; Fifth and Market, 95 feet; Sixth and Chestnut, 85 feet; Seventh and Mul berry, 90 feet. The committee rec ommended an extension of 90 days time to tbe Water Works Company, in addition to ' the ninety days al ready allowed, to pat down larger mains. Lost. The Market Committee reported the rental of stalls, etc., in the mar ket houses, and that all parties renting had complied with the terms except two for the rent of the two most desirable stalls in Front street market. This matter, however, it is expected will be adjusted in a few days. The committee reports total receipts from rents, etc., for the past year, $4,295.74. The petitition of C. V. MeClam my.and G. G. Aman, to be relieved of rent of store in Front street mar ket, was referred to the Market Com mittee. Petition of Shjloh Baptist Church for a sidewalk and lamp on Walnut and McRae streets, was referred to Committee on Streets and Wharves. On motion of Alderman Dudley the policemen whose pay was docked on account of being quarantined six days in August by the Board of Health were allowed pay for the time, the Board of Audit and Fi nance concurring. Alderman Fishblate stated that in the case of police office Bornemann the majority of the Committee on Police differed with the Mayor, the other member of the committee, who desirod ihe dismissal of the offi cer for dereliction of duty and being found asleep 4tt his .post, and after thorough investigation thought a fine of five dollars and a severe rep rimand sufficient. Alderma.n Price moved that the flue of live dollars imposed by the report of the committee be sustain ed. Adopted , : Alderman Fishblate moved that the tine be remitted. Adopted. Alderman Dudley moved that the fine of ten dollars imposed on Ser geant Bender, last March, be remit ted. Adopted. t One day last week Dexter Wood, of Burgaw,"ra.n, across a big ceivedK full value)t that he bought den of rrtlleakes in' the woodsand sold. He did not see why the about 8 mills, (ro;u that town. He j city should back ip the railroads killed, aja.il captured the sheds j against the public. If the tax was (caiHxfX kius) of 18. And it was put at ier annum the city would not a goot day for snakes, either.- j re4eU that sum, but if at $300, it - ' . r ..... wKKiyear,wMiKi'Hion. , If all accounts which comu tons, After further discussion between xi ; , !,r r; ii.i . i iit xr . aie correct the iuiustrel tntertain- Mr. iMsnblau and Mr, Kasprowicz I ttiotit. t fJ.n..r:, ISrnwM to-iiinrrow . y,,vv, r . . night will cpen the theatrical rt- oi haudsomely. The company coues to us ivs a j rare coutideut that it roxl one cwnhvy are couaaent luat it win iirvepuu..Mio hwi uh-chuj;, nuu n- a line show. Tickets are on sale at Heinslierger's, where rrved seats J may be secured.. " The Ijaud will pa- I rade at nooja to-morrow. i , Shot his Sweetheart. At about 10 o'clock this morning Missouri Bowden, aged 22 years, a colored girl living in an . alley "be. ween Front and Second and Wooster and Dawson streets, was - . shot in the street near there by a colored man bv the name of Charles Bryant, 21 years of age. The man was engaged to be married fto the jirl and it is supposed' that Jealousy was the cause. The shot was from a 32 calibre pistol, and it struck her just in rear of the left-w breast. and ranged upwards. Three shots were fired, the last only ' taking effect. The wound is not considered as necessarily fatal and she" may re cover. As vet she lias oeeii unable to tell the cause of the" shooting, aithough she. has endeavored to do so. Bryant escaped and has not yet been captured. City Court. There was a large crowd of spec tators gathered at the City Court this morninganda full docket, which was disposed of as follows: Sam Jones, assault and battery with a deadly weapon,? hound over to the next term of the Criminal Court in the sum of a $50 justified bond. Willis Morrisey, disorderly con' duct, $10 or 20 days. William Faison, disorderly zon duct, discharged. Pete Balentine, disorderly con duct, dismissed. Samuel Merrick, assault and bat tery, case transferred to Justice Jno, Cowan. " J. J. MeG ant ry, tramp, discharged. Laney Moore, disorderly conduct $10 of 20 days. Oliver Nash, assault and battery, .dismissed. Mary J. Lawrence, disorderly con" duct, $20 or 30 days, Bettie Pigford, disorderly con duct, $20 or 30 days. " Denis Smith, disorderly conduct, $10 or 20 days. Board of Audit and Finance. The Board of Audit and Finance met yesterday afternoon in regular monthly session. The unfinished business an ordi nance adopted by the Board of Aldermen imposing- a tax of $25 per month on ticket scalpers was taken up.- Alderman Fishblate, whoHwas present, requested to be allowed to address the Board, and "did so, earnestly urging the approval of the ordinance. He said that he did hot appear as a member of the Board of Aldermen to urge favorable action in the matter, but as a rep resentative of the business men and a member of the committee appoint ed for the purpose at a meeting held a short time ago at the Orton. Busi ness men had felt the effects of the railroads withdrawing their excur sion rate tickets, and they had been assured by . the railroad officials that these low rate tickets would be again placed on sale if the ordinance taxing ticket scalpers was adopted, and he thought that the entire busi ness interests of the city would suf fer if this was not done. The Clerk read replies to a circu lar letter sent out by direction of the chairman of the Board, in re gard to the tax imposed In other cities "on ticket brokers, showing that the tax ,was $10 per annum in Richmond, VaM, $50 per annum in Charleston, S. C, $25 in Savannah, Ga., and $3G0 per annum in Colum bians. C. The chairman asked the pleasure of the Board in the matter, when Mr. H. 11. Kasprowicz entered and asked to be heard. He claimed that it was a fight of the railroads against the ticket brokers of the city. So far as excursion tickets were con- I erned he had agreed not to handle them: it was the through ticket f (for whieh the railroads had re. uMti!l nnrliin-' . . - "V Mr. Miiiiutuyr moved that as-the lull - . board w:as not pre&ent Oir. Calder beinj absent) that consideration of the matter be again' deferred until was SO or " dered. mils were audited and approveti as folio ws; Uurrent expenses, C00.CS; refunded taxes, $157.34. $ - 7, The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot np 1,202 bales.: - "Diseased nature oftentimes ireaks forth in strand Prrmtirms " and the result of it all is pain. Now Salvation Oil willsend this very pain to the right about at the trilling cost of only 25 cents. -' . Hernials Answered. . EDiTort Rkvikw: In reply to rJertha" vesterdAv tb col She sold 2-0ths part - H. A. W., Jr. N AlVEUTIE3tKNTK It:Costs You Nothing g-A1I YOU A COLD? STOP IT BY CALL- ,Dat i!DS BltOTIlERS7 ' DKUG TORE and pctt inar a.bottlo free of Ackers crhMtM wi""811,!!1' wh,ca u do tlie work-, warranted to cure all Throat nnd T.n m! Consumption Colds. Hoarsenes"s. in- u(rcuti iiTJncnuis ana Asthma. octs Removed. on i Sarins 4 Trust fern TFAVE REMOVEP TO Mn ino pptv. -ri. STAnt;,the offloe recently Decapod by Mr. i??' Bellamy, Jr., where buslnass will here. juirr u iransacrco. t AV. P.TOOMKlt 001 1 " . . - Cashier. - Oysters. JUST RECEIVED A LOT OFTHEv yS i iucou uw ivtx vjysiers or tnoc v season. Served In any stylo desirted at the National Saloon, corner Market and Water &ts. "CTgZT W 1L M KQCII,; Prop. New River Oysters. v JUST RECEIVED A' FINE s of New River .Oysters. como.cariyVv and be supplied. They will not stay ion?. ' F.W.OKTMANN, oct2 2t Club Rooms, N. Second st. Removed. J HAVE REMOVED JIY SHIRT PACTORY from No. 27 Market street to No. 122,' two drors above Taylor's Bazaar,-formerly occupied by Mr. it. Greenburg. where I will be glad to have all of my old customers and new ones to call, octllw . J. ELSBACH. A Seasonable Offer. v s . ANY PERSON INTERESTED IN MANU tacturing, Mining, MHUng, Engineering', the Mechanical Trades ox SclenUflo Subjects, will receive a copy of one ot the best papera published on such matters, also a complete Catalogue of PracticaJ ,aizd lnuustnarooJt by sendingr name and address to , THE MECHANICAL NEWS. oct 2 3 110 Liberty St., New York. v Don't Delay, r gEND YOUR BROKEN OK INJURED FUR. nlture to me and I will repair it promptly and at low prices. :" ; I propose to make my living this, way and I will do the work weU and will not charge too much for doing It. ; Call and seo some of the repairs I have already made, i will also re pair Sewing Machines, Musical Instruments, &c,, as well as Furniture. Will cheerfully give estimates or probable cost of repairs, come and see me. ' J. B. FARRAR. oct 2 . ' Na 11 N. Second st. OPERA HOUSE. ONE NIGHT ONLY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEU ii. GOODYEAR, COOK & DILLON?S " REFINED MINSTRELS. New Features, New Novelties. Including the Great Triumvlate of Comedy, , . CHAS. W, GOODYEAR, GEO. IL EDWARDH, . - JOHN STILES. BAND PABADE AT NOON. Seats on sale at nelnsbergers. Usual prices octl3t, , - Coal and Wood. J AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO MEET all demands for fueL' Coal delievered free. Wood ditto, wood sawed to any length de sired. All at lowest market prices. - J. A. SPRINGER, oct 16m Central Wood and coal Yard. James 0. Munds, Agent, DRUGGIST, Princess St reet, between Front and Second. I will be pleased to see all old frtend3 and cus- tomers and to make ucw friend's of new cus tomers. . sept 27 tf 25th Annual Session. rpHE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL KESfclON Jl of 3llsse Burr & James' bchool will com mence on Thursday, Oct. 4th, at : St. Joi n's Chapel, on Third, between --Red .cross and Campbell htreets, where it ha been locate -n for the past two years. The street, cars nt li ning on Jied cross, a few yards froih llie bind ing, can cover any objection to dlstJua e. A well -ventilated schoolroom, pleasant f ! ground, good cistern of water and retired ; : -jiatlon make it more desirable than raor central localities available. . The Principals, as heretofore, will t -n.inr i effort for the advancement of t he punus ki r. ly entrusted to their -.care, civln ltitidn attention to each., and ruling with nrral ? loving discipline ' Their many graduates, some of them vs. ; occupying the position of iacbcrs. uti:;. : iia-vMioLCHa. -asuikunduwi in li iT c : cuiars. scnoiars rccciveu only ior inc bc no deduction telng made except in :-' s . obcr Chargcdon!y from --irt w-k ti!r a Tl 'i ncmc cnicnc r u i , cr date of cntr.ui t-. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION given by iS rs. M. f K.trKshin??-'vhosr Uff-lnnf drvn?lrn in t ' t- - ? science and long exrxtlence in u-ncLii .,'. should boa guara n fee for her ability. ocai mufeic. calisthenics end rrco i; .u . A'nruvt- - j so free of charge, glvr-n weekly. tor inn.Tr paruciiars nrpiv to vpt I? - I'll JJ rn I NCI I V