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THIS PAPER e very evening. Sundays excepted, 0,tea iOSlL T. JAMJJ3, Editor and Prop. nrJTnP III T II' ji v montiia 12.0U Three rear. t4.0U- f1 on one month, 35 cents. ,.,r will Do a.?uctc to an? P"rt 01 tbe at the ab0Ve -mait3 per week. w' and llocraL tveri3insws,w . 1 1 MAAQd rprwiri Jin v r ant Lwiarf 1 VI' ... . . "rv r r s a trilRAH! BKO.- -t , iuia.Uc;ihim. I.. Li it best a? mg-machlnc made in .orid.ii" ail tn naf'Dnii. V. willio ccnilfreea coriJ c liii-ol our coatlv and raluahi. r oipiei- Iu retur.. v. c aak n :t J ou fii.ivv hat we s-l, to tho-"- who n at vnnT hoiue.and ar.cr 5 CoadM ail haU fcrraaya yni.r crn ; IrroP- rn 1 bi BUM r... wkuniu ta us fit cur e con ' ;L " "i....h .etcver abown toeeth in An:rnea I. to rtm dw IMiynician 'otirs. i ,i - u lionet, consomiou-i ini. skuiu mu , li. a k. (Botanic Biooa tmam uiui, ..it itc vnnf-rinriti- ovpr other MifHinirn ;ur l a B. K nrs. Ir. A. II. KOacOt'. .Nasuuiic. ion., raes All reports ot B. B. B. are favorable, and Its w ill. ! . . salV4fe-i- iHlv action is inuj wuuut-i mi. ir j. w.Knades. Crawtordsvllle. (ia.. writes: I Mates B. B. B. is the best and Quickest nlilne for rheumatism I nave even neo.- Dr. SL r armer, t-rawiornviiie. uK,wnw I clitvrfully lecommena is. a. a. as a nne Mlc alterative. Its use cured an excrescence meneck after other remedies eneeteu no roeptible good." Dr. C. II. Montgomery. Jacksonville. Ala., r ;es: -mv moiuer tnsisieu on my Keuiiue 15. B. for her rheumatism, as her case stub- rnlv resisted the usual remedies, sue ex- rteneed immediate relief, and her improve ent has been truly wonderful." v prominent physician who wishes his name ;iven. says: & paueni 01 mine wiiost- 1ST of tertiary s-phius was surely Killing 1 1 1 1 and which notreatment seemeti tocheck. as entirely cured with about twelve bottles B. B. B. lie was tairiy made up ot skin and oea and terrible ulcers." "8T0K LEY'S." WE ARE NOW I'KE pared to accommodate 11 w ho may call upon us with the Finest Oysters be h id on the coast. We have made special Irepa rat ions for the season. yrtle drove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters llways on hand. Served promptly and in anv tyif desired. W. II. STOKLEY. Wtf Wrightsvllle. roses and Vegetable Piants. ft MIA ROSES AND 100.C00 VEGETABLE " lwv Plants. Parties wlshlncr such cau irop use a postal card and I win deliver such i vwtniea or win call and give description of me. Ng such roses can be bousht elsewhere or ime price. v. J. KiRKHAlf. jan4 tf Bose Farm. Drugs and Lfaemfeftlf, II OILET AUTH LES, PATENT MEDICINES. Ihoulder Braces. Trusses, etc.. etc. Also Prescriptions ttlled day or night, at F. C. MILLER'S, aDrug store. J10 . Corner Fourth and Kun Sts., - The Natiouai Lite AND Maturity Association OF WASHINGTON. D. C. -o MiS.. t;n ir; in laWH3 MonP. Fild to fWmhora , 19A W! m ' ............. . - o KNOIUTIP BttOWNING, President. 'EGKGE l. EI.DKTDGK, - 'H.iry. Manager and Actuary. Ult i wsnrawt at Absolute cont. A (aaraBtAem Policy. iMQMesuuie Policy. iunty value in Casn at Fixed Age$ Annual cost Absolutely Llmtted. Wl Pour Payments per Year. Nf'n f orfeitable After Three Years, P. S, lilDDEI.I.E. M. D. w u , . r. Medical Director) H. Gibson, special Agent "''iN Li A A M 111 T Aiial witmlnmoD N c. ""Lir i" iSiUwtiow- b; MrWr.i ) Mr. T. !. Robinson, F. i w in llu- city to-day ; &f STSfo? very pleasant visit. . --Hon. Howard CnlV wm nannnMi'xibi 1:1 iiiousnnuM y iQ rwi Of forms hilt siirnfl&siwl hv thA UilIIIMI . . . iui mini .mi kJ V THE vol xi n. LOCAL 2STTE WS. INDEX TO SBW ADVKBTISEMKNTS J F Garrell Fine Beef Mfnds Bros Pharmacists W M Ccmmino Mattresses HfclNSBERGJtR -New GoOftS Geo li French & Son?; Genuine V C Mn-J.ERDrngs and ( hemlcals - Imltcntioiis. lr North Carolina, fair weather uid stationary te-mperahire. of Sampson. .and gave us a All kinds of School Bowks and School Supplies can b lioti1- hapest at IfinsbrtrtM-' " t The prisoneis who escaped from Brunswiek county jail on Sunday have not yet been recaptured.. Skip by the Light of the Moon to th Opera i-ouse to-night and see the 'funniest' play of modern times. Oil stoves of ail kinds, for heating &fcSS?ClS5 4aa cooking, guaranteed to give SiHitMrKHi f satisfaction. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. $.. Bet.tTongst,nu.-! KM- It EtTZifeZ5& PLZ Preaching to-night at the Sea man's Bethel. The public generally and seamen especially are invited to attend. If the liver and kidneys are slug gisli and inactive. Hood's Sarsapa .rilla will arouse them to prompt and regular action. Take it now. If you wantja picture framed go is w of the lost blow! mertl-; kc p- "c " & ; assortment of Mouldings to select row. Blind tenons for repairing broken slats in your blinds, can be used by the most inexperienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. Dock street is in a bad plight. It has recently been covered, between Front and Second, with "ballast'' and it is all mnd now. Farmers, see the latest improve ment iu back band hooks and rein snaps sold by the. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t There was but one case of interest before the Mayor to-day and that was Charles Hutchinson, who was lined $20 for disorderly conduct. There will be plenty of singing, dancing and hilarious laughter at the Opera House to-night. "Skip ped" will be the attraction. The shoals in the river between Point Peter and the railroad wharves are being dredged. This will allow free passage to the ferry boats of the C. F. & Y. V. R. R. We have the largest assortment of cook stoves to be found in the State to select from and at factory prices. We guarantee every stove to bake and cook well and to give general ..:r j.: -vr r ri j ... r x , sau&iiiuuou. 1. oauuui nuw. The boys don't go in for heavy kite flying now as they did in our younger days. We used to send them almost out of sight and some ! times they used o pull so hard that it required two strong boys to hold one kite. Service in tlie Lutheran Church. To-morrow (Ash Wednesday) at 4 p. in., there wHl be English services in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner Sixth and Market streets. Mr. Jno. F. (iarrell has on his stalls now in Front Street Market some of the prettiest beef we have seen there since Christmas. He has two car loads on hand, one from Western JSorth Carolina and one from Western Virginia and some of the bees weigh as much as lOO pounds, the average being 1,100. It will be on sale every day this week. Prof. Tripp's lecture. j The first of the series of historical lectures by Prof. Alonzo Tripp was given in Luther Memorial Hall last evening and it was largely attended ; by an interested and cultured audi ence. The lecture was confined principally to the truly romantic career of Louis Napoleon, tracing i all of the flights of his da r fug ambi tion to the great collapse which over I took him at Sedan and speaking of I his marriage to the beautiful Eu i genie. Countess Monti jo and giving also a touch intr description of the death of the Prince Imperial in The lecture was illustra- ltnnetS.80, toventloa. Those who ted bv means of handsome maps, rrjn need or profitable work that can be done X,. . ... , . E- ' 11 liii.' at hnmo chmiiH ot vawwx tic... thai.. ItiA frAfoEKni- Mill aiioitt tin iVPIi. free.nanntornuon . how elThe7 or the Eastern question, wmcn . can earn from 15 tor per day and will also he illustrated hv mans and ! "tw-n-vertnev live. You are started . ... ' ' r ' : '. 'Pi'ai not required. Some Made Miss Minna Sch war, will sing some , ""in a single day at this work. An ains. . :.j.v neauittui selections. 13 A WILMINGTON, N. C TUESDAY. MARCH 6, iioard of Aldermen. amended so as to extend the time The last regular meeting of the , for the completion of the building, present Board of Aldermen was held j etc. yesterday afternoon at the City Hall. : Alderman Walker called the at All the members of the Board were ; tention of the Committee onfStreets present, Mayor Fowler presiding. to the bad condition ot Fifth and Alderman Pearsall, from the Sixth, near Campbell ' street, where Streets and Wharves Committee, re- j Pols of water are standing, and Al ported that approval had been given derman King called attention to a to the application of the C. F. & Y. j similar condition on Chestnut street. Y. R. R. Co. for the establish mentof j Alderman Fishblate said that the a water fronton the west side of the streets in the upper part of the city i-iver, as recommended by the com- were in a worse condition now than missioners of navigation and engi- ! neets. The report was received and ordered entered upon the records. Alderman Pearsall, from thesame committee, reported the completion of the Belgian block pavement on j North Front street, to the line of j Red Cross, and stated jthat the At j lantic Coast Line had agreed to con- j tinue the paving from that point to j the bridge. The total cost of paving the three blocks and four intersect tions is $10,900.08, and all the work j street, near Second, by a house own was done by home labor and all -the j ed by Mr. Willard, that the city co money expended at home. j operate in its removal to the line of The Sanitary Committee, through j the street. The matter was debated Alderman Pearsall, reported favor- but no action was taken. ably upon the proposition to pur chase a cremator and recommended that a furnace best suited to the needs of the city be purchased and a site selected. The report was adopted. Alderman Dudley submitted the report, of the special committee to recommend registrars and poll hold ers for the municipal election as fol lows: .N First Ward Upper Division Reg istrar W. Mc. Evans. 'Poll holders J. G. Love, Geo. Porter, A. J. Walker. H. Brewingtoh. Second Division Registrar C. M. Harriss. Poll-holders C. H. Ganzer, S. L. Smith, Geo. Peamon,Jno. H.Weber. Secon d War Reg i s t ra r W i 1 1 iain Blanks. Poll-holders W. B. Bow den, R. J. Lewis, Watson McNeal, Jno. G. Norwood. Third Ward Registrar F. C.Sin gletary. Poll holders J. G. Gard ner, John Scarborough, F. C. Satlg wai D. Deal. Fourth Ward Registrar T. E. Pickett. Poll holders W. P. Old ham, Wui. Rosenthal, J. K. Cutlar, Lewis Bryan. Fifth Ward Registrar-J. D. H. Klander. Poll-holders W. A. Mc Go wan, Win. Ulrich, Jr., David Bryan, Ben Williams. On motion of Alderman Sampson the report was adopted. Reports of the Chief of Fire De partment and Superintendent of Health were ordered on file. Alderman Fishblate submitted a resolution relative to the city sub scription to the Wilmington, Onslow & E. C. Railroad that the bonds be called in ana cancelled, unless work on the road is resumed in good faith, within four months. Alderman Fishblate spoke in favos of the resolution and moved itr adoption, and Alderman King sec onded the motion. Alderman Pearsall moved to amend by striking out the words "four months," but agreed to an amend ment changing the time to two months. Alderman Ricaud spoke against the amendment. He understood, from good authority, that the road had been sold to responsible parties who had abundant capital and who intended to build it; but, he argued, if was unreasonable to require them to prepare their plans and go to work within sixty days. He thought that at least ninety days should be allowed. After further debate the amend ment offered by Aldefman Pearsall was rejected, and the resolution as submitted by Alderman Fishblate was adopted. Alderman Fishblate read a com munication from the President of the Water Works Company, in which it was stated that if seven addi tional fire hydrants are authorized in that section of the city East of Fourth street, so that hydrants shall not be more than 400 feet apart, the 1 companv would put in larger mains, ; i . " , , . ' ! and give better service. The addi- ; tional cost to the city would be $50 ; per annum for each hydrant put in. j After debate, on motion of Alder- ' man Fishblate. the proposition of i the Water Works Co. was accepted. ! . , , . , . r ! Alderman R.caud moved that the appeal of police officer Kunold,from the decision of the Mavor, removing i the officer from the force.be referred .iri- n ... to the Police Committee with power to act. Adopted. On motion of Alderman Ricaud, the ordinance in relation to the lease of a lot for ninety-nine years to the j Wilmington Light Infantry was they had ever been. A plan was submitted for propos ed improvement of Market, bet ween First and Second, streets, which the J3oard of. Audit and Finance have authorized to be paved to leave a space in the center of the street for a grass plat. The matter was dis cussed, but no action was taken, Alderman Pearsall presented a proposition from Mr. M. S. Willurd in regard to the obstruction of Ann Audit and Finance. The Board of Audit and Finance met yesterday in regular session. Present, Messrs. R. J. Jones, chair man, and W. I. Gore, Win. Calder. J. W. Hewitt and J. F. Maunder. Bill for gas for Fire Department was approved and the clerk was directed to address a communication to the Chief of the Department noti fying him that the appropriation for this purpose is exhausted and asking him if they cannot economise in lights. Bill of W. H. Bernard ($36.35) was referred to the Mayor. Bill for hose reel for Atlantic en gine company ($450) was ordered re turned and original bill called for. Bills were audited and approved: For current expenses .$0,309.83; cou pons $11,989; quarantine expenses $141. Total $17,439.83. Seven hun dred and thirty seven coupons were burned in the presence of the Board. . County Commissioners. The Board met yesterday after noon in monthly session. All the members of the Board were pres ent. The Treasurer submitted his monthly report, showing a balance in bank to the credit of the educa tional and general funds amounting to $47,219.87. The Register of Deeds submitted his report for the month of Febru ary, showing receipts from marriage licenses amounting to $12.83. Application of Chas. Wessell for license to retail liquors at store, cor ner of Mnlberry and Water streets, was ordered not granted. W. R. French, Clerk of the Crimi nal Court, offered his official bond, in the sum of $10,000, with Jno. W. Atkinson and Wm. Calder as sure ties, and it was received and ordered recorded. The following were drawn as jug rors for the April term of the Supe rior Court, viz: First week R. L. Hutchins, H. L. Fentress, Jas. Cowan, William M. Hurst, O. Hicks, W. H. Styron, E. VanLaer, .). T. Canaday, J. E. Her ring, Geo. T. Herring, Jno. A. Wil son, E. B. King. Second week C. V. Bonhan, J. T. Newsom, J. W. Brown, W. E. Sut ton, R. S. Murray, J. A. Walker. W. S. Craig, T. J. Ramsey, C, C. Ketch am, C. C. Brown, Hosea Shephard. F. F. Millis. An order was made to lay off a public road from a point near the seven-mile post on the Newbern road to Jno, L. Corbett's landing, and the sheriff was directed -to sum mon a jury of five disinterested free holders to" lay off the road and as sess the damages. Bismarck, the great German prince, has received his forty fifth df?ralio: ,hile . &e decorations of Dr. Bull s Cough Syrup are to be found in Ae monuments of grati- tude it has reared in the hearts of the thousands it has permanently cured. terrible forewarning C00?1 in he morning, hurried or difficult breathing, raising of phegm, tightness in the chest, quickened poise, chilliness in the evening or sweats at njght, all or anof these things are t he first stages of consumption. Dr. Ackers Eng- lish Rllledy for Consumption wUl cure these fearful symptoms, ami is W under a posiUvc guarantee by 4iuuti.- rros.. uruggisxs. Gold, silver and copper bronzes are sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t 1889. NO 55. Chamber of Industry. The Chamber met last evening at the City Hall for the purpose of ef fecting a permanent organization. Mr. JohnD. Bellamy, Jr., was in the chair and Mr. Hugh McRae acted as secretary. The Committee on By Laws and Rules submitted a report, which was considered by sections and adopted. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President Oscar Pearsall; Vice Presidents Wm. A., French, John D. Bellamy, Jr., and R. W. Hicks; Secretary J. M. Forshee; Treasurer Chas. W. Worth; Directors Ch a. M. Sted man, A. D. Wessell, Chas. E. Bor don, Hugh MacRae. J. A. Bonitz, Harry Walters, J. A. Springer, WT. R. Barksclale and C. P. Mebane. The President will appoint the folio .ving committees: - On Legisla tion; on Manufacturing; on Adver tising, and 011 Membership. The membership fees were fixed at fifty cents a month, and the money thus realized is to be expend ed in advertising the city advantag es for manufacturing and commerce. Maj. Chas. M.Stedman reported that the committee, consisting of him self and Mr. J. A. Bonitz, had orwarded a protest on behalf of the Chamber of Industry to Wash ington in reference to the inade quate dimensions and capacity of the public building now under con tract, but had received no satisfac tory assurance that any change in the plans, or increase in size of the building, would be made at present. The tax question and the unequal tax valuation were discussed and considered and referred to the Leg islative Committee. On motion Messrs. W. A. French and John I). Bellamy Were consti tuted a committee to forward a pro test to the General Assembly against the proposed enactment placing a tax of $50 a month upon traveling salesmen as ruinous and detrimen tal to the wholesale trade of North Carolina. "For Richer, For Poorer." At 8.15 this morning St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church was crowded from end to end, and even the side pews and gallery were oc cbpied, to witness the nuptials of Mr. Carl W. Polvogt and Miss M. Au gusta Lessman. The altai and front part of the pulpit were graced by handsome flowers and choice plants that had been arranged tastefully and skill fully by some of the ladies of the church. Mr. E. P. Boatwright pre sided at the organ, and promptly at the assigned time the young couple moved up the centre aisle of the church to the altar, preceded by Messrs. Aug. Zoeller, Robert Katz, F. A. Bissinger and Louis Turner. Then came the groom and Mr. J. H. Rehder. The Misses Lizzie Ulrich and Elsie Bissinger accompanied and conduct ed the beautiful bride to the altar, where the groom stood prepared to meet her. Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, according to the short and scriptural liturgy of the Lutheran Church, then pronounced them husband and wife in the name of theHoly Trinity. The bride was dressed in a beauti ful blue silk dress and, always a handsome young lady, never looked sJweeter and more attractive than to-day. The groom wore a costly PrjnceAlbert coat and suit to match, and with his handsome, blooming, blushing bride presented 'anjunusu ally fine appearance. Both received many kind compliments. At the conclusion of the marriage and after the benediction, Rev. Mr. Peschau asked permission to detain then just a few minutes, and read and then presented to them some resolu tions of regard adopted by the Church Council, that were very complimentary to the young couple and contained also the congratula tions of the Council, on their happy union. Accompanied by quite a large j number of friends the happy young couple proceeded to the Weldon j depot, to leave for New York City, j where they will spend a few weeks ; among friends. Having known both the groom I and bride from childhood's sunny I davs, and having Known them bnt to honor them for their pure lives 1 ud upright coudqer, we most heart Uv congratulate thetu both and wish I e a - -I mem a long, a nappy, ana a pros perous life. PLBASlI NOTICE. we wm Keglaa to reserve commtmlcatio from our meads on any and all subject general interest, tow The name ot the writer mint always be ru dsfced to the Editor, communications must be written only 0 a cue side ot the paper. Personalities must be aTclaed. And it is especially ana particularly under stood that the Editor does not always endorse, the views nr. correspondents unless so stated m the editorial columns. The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 220 bales. The Penitential season, known as Lent, dawns to-morrow. It con tinues for 40 days, exclusive of Sun days, and will be observed by the Roman Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran Churches. A Woinan't Charms soon leave her when she becomes a victim to any one of the various dis orders and peculiar weaknesses"' that are peculiar to the fair sex. The condition of tens of thousands of women to day is pitiable in the extreme; they are weak, bloodless creatures, a prey to mental anguish and bodily pain; in a word, "broken down,'' from any one of numerous causes. To this unhp.ppv multitude we strongly urge the "use of Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription, an infallible,. world-famed remedy, for all "'female" irregularities and "weaknesses," and which restores' the worst sufferer to vigorous health and reinvests her with all the charms' of figure, face and complexion, that receive such willing homage from man. N EW A D VJEKT IS KM JBNTS MATTRESSES, Opposite City HalL B . UJ North Carolina and Virginia. JN THE LAST FEW DAYS I HAVE RE- ceived, from Western Virginia and the moun- tainsof Western North Carolina, Two Car Loads of very Fine Beef Cattle. It is the Best Beer that has been here since November and there is no prettier heef In any market in the United States to-day. To See it is to Buy. It will he on my Stalls for sale every day this week. Orders received ahead and prompt de livery guaranteed in every instance. J. F. GARRELL, Stalls l & 2 Front St. Market, South side, mch 5 2t OPERA HOUSE. TUESDAY, MARCH 5TH. . The play that has made all America laugh , By the Light of the Moon. NEW FEATURES. NEW SPECIALTIES AND ALL NEW MUSIC. A brilliant coterie of Comedians. Funnier than Ever Before. Prices $1,00, 75c, 50c and 25c. Seats secured 1 n ad vance at Heinsberger's. mch 2 8t Luther Memorial Building cor. Sixth and Princess sts. MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS NEXT AT 8 O'CLOCK, Prof, Tripp's Grand" Historical MieiiNis, By patronage of prominent citizens. Tickets at the door. mch 2 iV artistic am aj mmMM FANCY TOB BOOK pRIINJ INg RU LING - BINDING BEST EQUIPPED OFFICE IN THE CITY. Every Department in charge of competent and reliable workmen. Good Work and Confidenceknowing that we always do what Is promised brings VK WORK. JACKSON & BELL, The Leading and Reliable Printer. CO. P. COTTONSEED LARD, ANTI-DYSPEPTIC. Warranted Free from HogFat PURE, WHOLESOME, ECONOMICAL. For sale by all Grocers, send for Illustrated Phamphlet. entitled: "Some Thins About Uu-ri." 1 11 1 oitfm hi, rwfiucr ct, inr tik, For Sale by Holmes Waiters. J. C. Stevenson Taylor. Jno L. Boatwright, Bridgets Rankin, West & Co.. Jas. B. Huggins, a. H. Holmes, Adrian A oilers, R. W. Hicks, McNair PeaoaU, oiamejer Ruck, Wm. Oterson. a M. FUyaw. Maftm & corbett. Hall Pearsall, W. H.Y0PP, A. I . Wessell and others. J. m. FORSHEE, General AgOK Jan lOeod 2m W UmlngtdnV N. C.