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THIS PAFKR PLEASX NOTIOX. vpry eveai Sundays except The We wm be glad to receive v - T jaMES, Editor and Prop. from our triwa on any tag ffll HiUjWJt general Interest, Out The name of the writer must always fee nished to the Editor. communications must t wrttte one side of tne paper. Personalities must be avoided. m JOSH- -.-rmss. ruww sriur- Three -iflrt. Slx W""" J rmn month, 35 cent. . llbedeuvcrcd by carriers, free P wl v irt of the city, at the above And it is especially and particularly 10 cents p--i grates low and liberal. S -m please report any and stood that the Editor does not always endorse the views of correspondents onleas so stated in tbe edit. ; columns. VOL XIII. WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1889. NO 98. Daily avJE Hi V I I I i - rCvwJPlRiJs Jp0f Prtsects in the most elegant form tuucATIVEAHOKUM...- FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, ... j? i bmbined with Lie meaicmai virtues of plant known to be most beneficial to the human sJstem, forming an agreeable aid effective laxative to perma nently cure Habitual Consti pation, and the many ills de pending on a weak or inactive condition of the BBfifS, LIVER AND BOWELS. It is themost excellent remedy known to CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When one is Bilious cr Constipated SO THAT PURE ELOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Everj' one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST POR BYRJJP OIF -&TLGc& MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, mmmE. ky. hew york. n. y null lyil.vw The Invalids Hope. .Many seemingly Incurable oases of blood oison. catarrh, scroiuia a n i rneumausm law i 'on cured oy i. B. i. (,iK)iaiu; rsiuuu ji . in uje by the lhoou Balm Co., Atlanta, x Write to them for book tilled with con- u. v. it. Haider, living 7 miles from Athens. pa.-, writes, "tor scu'i.u yesrs i suuuivu tiiiM i i 1 1 u 1 1 1 ulcers, which doctors treated ui pronounced incurable. A single bottle of B. :. iMme mow good than all the doe- I kept hi) using it and every ulcer if ft. C. Kiuard & Son. Towalhra, Ga., writes: pfiDdnced a neighbor to try B. B. B. for ca irn, which Ik; thought incurable, as it had Ms' n I ticatici'ii'. it delighted him. and ostluuiii-r Iks use he was cured sound and 8. M. Lawson.East Point. Ga.. writes: "My fife had scrofula 15 years, yhe kept growing torso. She lost her hair and her skin broke in fearfiffly. Debility, emaciation and no wrtitc followed. After physicians and nu tans advertised medicines failed, I tried B. . b.. and her recovery was rapid and com- Wte.' uflvcr Secor. ISaltinwe. Ma., writes: "I fered from weak back and rhenmal ism. R. &. has proven to be (he only medicine that MB tne relief ' James C. Mundv, Ant , DKUG6IST. FULL LINE OF PURE DRUGS AND fcmieals. Physicians' Prescriptions a spe lai'J. Fancy and Toilet Articles in great va- -inesian ell Mineral Water: come in P&y a glass FREE. 1an 15 'STOKLEY'S. 95 I WE ARE NOW PRE- pared to accommodate iwhosaaycall uPn us with the Finest Oysters MfchKi on the Coast. We have made snerla mm ions for t he season. yrtle Grove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters ft desired. served promptly ancVln any 10 tf W. 11. STOKLEY, WrightsvUls. The XnttonaJ' Life AND- aturity Association OF WASHINGTON. D C. as PaiH in M bers flvpr finn nnn :Gfwd Liabili ties - - - - None. Horatio iuiowmng, President. sMl Ki, NOKMJENT, Treasurer. vrvt ry. Manager and Actuary. CKo. j. KASTERDAT, Asst Secretary. . ?5&?ai5e at Absolute Cost. Ulue in cash at Fixed Afe Jtitv rv' rv, Absolutely Limited. Son S2L.PaJ:nent8 per Year. e After Three Years P. S. UIDDELLB, M. D. (;iuv. Medical Directory ZiVAgeni. I feton ,:"uai national uanK isuumng1, H.n BVT- . 30 to j I Savannah is already taking action i to prevent suspicious travelers from j Florida stopping in that city. King Christian, of Denmark, will decorate Capt. Murrill, of the Mis aouri. Every man on the ship should receive some grateful recognition. It is undoubtedly true that there is yellow fever at Sanford, Fla. One sporadic case has 'been dis covered there, resulting in the death of the patient. To be forewarned is to be forearmed, antl this early and timely discovery may result in preventing an epidemic. Capt. Hamilton Murrell, of the steamship Missouri, who carried 365 (one, for every day of the year) of the wrecked passengers of the ill fated Danmark into the port tf Philadelphia on Tuesday, is being wined and dined to a great extent by the hospitable Quakers. The Baltimoreans will also fete him. Does not our brother of the News and Observer get rather mixed on colors when he applies the line from Burns: ''The modest crimson-tipped flower'' to the primrose? He for gets. "A primrose on the river brim, a yellow primrose to him it was." &c. Burns was talking to a daisy. Durham Plant. Seems to us you are both some what mixed. The quotation is not correct. We have seen yellow prim roses and white primroses but never a crimson one, nor have we ever seen a crimson daisy. - i , . . . Here' is an item of considerable in terest to newspaper men. We ex tract it from the Herald: Arkansas City, Kan., April 23. One of the most, interesting inci dents of the opening of Oklahoma occurred iipon the return to Arkan sas City this afternoon of the train carrying newspaper correspondents. Seven of the Chicago and other Western correspondents had pooled their issues and eugaged a cowboy to meet them on horseback just af ter the "train entered the yards at Arkansas City and to gallop furious ly to the telegraph offices. Mr. James Cox, of the St. Louis Globe Democrat was shut out of the com bination. The plan worked beautifully until the cowboy had galloped half a block on his way to the telegraph office. Then Mr. Cox saw the schenfe, and leaping from the mov ing train he started n foot after the horseman. It was a run of more than a mile to the telegraph office. By a spurt Mr. Cox overtook the horse and then a desperate race be gan. The cowboy lashed his horse vigorously, but he could not shake off the fleet footed correspondent. On the last eighth of a mile Mr. Cox spurted like a sprinter, and by a terrific effort reached the tele graph office forty rods ahead. When he entered the office he could hard ly stand or see. His exploit was the talk of the town to night. The cow boy has not since been seen. LOCAL 3ST JB WS.. , : INDEX TO NSW ADVERTISEMENTS R M McIntire Novelties Jno P Qarbell Fine Beef B F Pknny Fine Clothing Munds Bros Pharmacists W M Cumming Mattresses Taylor's Bazaar Every day Clyde S S Co Change of Schedule Stockholders'" Meeting Bellevue Ceme'ry Mr. A. H. Paddison, of Burgaw, was In the' eity to-day. Ger. barque.3ararctfe, Supplies from this port, arrived at Bristol on the 23d inst? Grer. barque Toni, Bradbering sailed from Dakar, Africa, on t-he r5th inst, for this port. Indications. For North Carolina, rain followed bv fair and colder weather. The ladies will not forget tha Mrs. Dumsden's niilLnery opening takes place to morrow. Canary ind mocking bird cages. A full line of above are now being shown by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t The 13th annual meeting of the stockholders of Bellevue Cemetery Company will be held this evening, at 8 o'clock, at the office of Mr. Jno. D. Bellamy, Jr., on Princess street. "- - A Spscial Train To-morrow. The wimi trot around to the South this morning and the prospects are good for a fair day to-morrow, Jn which event there will a rush to get out of town. In anticipation of; this fact a special train wil! be run to morrow on the Seacoast Rail ocauuikM; Lia.i cularlv for the ai hfbi allies ailU CllUU- road, designed parti accommodation of lad ren. It will leave Princess street Strawberries are worth from 35 cents a quart in Boston. Green peas sold on the market thisjmorning for 10 cents a quart. Northern apples are scarce and seh fr 40 and 50 cents a peck. . .13 3 can be found at the 2J. Jacobi Hdw. Co. f Comfort and economy are to be found in the use of il stoves. Sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Make your house secure by put ting burglar proof locks on your blinds and windows. For pale by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t r Frank D. Koonce, Esq., of Onslow i county, was in the city to day and favored us with a very pleasant visit. Boils, pimples, hives, ringworm tetter and all other manifestations of impure blood are cured by Hood's! Sarsaparilla. Ready mixed paints and stains, white lead, oil and varnishes. For low prices and good reliable goods go to the jN. Jacobi Hdw. Co. With ZebVance in the Senate and the Zb Vance cook stove in your kitchen the country will be safe and your home happy. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. tl It is on the cards that Mr. George Z. French, of Rocky Point, will be appointed by the President as Post master in this city. The announce ment is daily looked for. There was a heavy rain here early this afternoon and on Market street south side, west of Second, the water ran over the curbstones and covered the sidewalk. 'Twas ever thus. A Pleading Sense Of health and strength renewed and of ease and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts,.in har mony with nature to effectually cleanse the system when, costive or bilious. For sale in 50c. and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists. Soiree and (ienia. Prof Bellezza will give a combined soiree and German to his dancing classes at Germania Hall to morrow night and it promises to be one of the most notable events of the sea son. The soiree will begin at 8 o'clock and continue until 9;30 and at that hour the Gernmn will com mence and continue until half past 12. The young folks are looking forward to the event with pleasure able anticipations. The Germania Band Ball. They had a delightful time at the ball given last night in Howard Relief Hall by the Germania Band. It was the second of the series, and although not so largely attended as it might have been yet it was very successful and very pleasant. The harpers furnished the music and the dance was prolonged until an early hour this morning. At 12 o'clock a delightful repast was served, after which the dance was resumed. Ring tHe Bells. On the morning of April 30, 1889' at 9 o'clock, it has been arranged that the church bells all over the country shall ring to celebrate the event of one hundred years ago, when the church bells throughout thirteen states rang out to call the people together to pray for the tsuc cess and f)rosperity of the country under Gen. Washington, that day inaugurated President of the United States. A call is made from the committee having charge of these arrangements that in every church im the land service be held to implore a continuance of the favor which has been shown the nation since its birth, and we hope that every church in Wilmington will peal its bells and throw open its doors for service at 9 o'clocK on next Tuesday "What's In a Name"? Shakespeare said there was noth ing, but there is. Would Casar have licit micu uvun ivvi it uio uaiuc uau . . ! been Caleb W. lJiekersgiU? Think i preutuw. of Patti drawiug $7, 000 a night if the j D. Cameron, Ed. Hewlett, G. C. bill boards announced her as Jane ; jjewlett and John Smith. A recep-HLptpJS'tlo-- held after the ceremony, ta i hame tlmThas mfde record 1 Mr. Orrell will take his bride down These tiny, sugar coated pills cure to her new home at Masonboro to sick and bilious headache, bowel morrow. complaints, internal lever ana cos- tiveness. i Still in the Field. The Wilmington Shirt FWtorv - ' n J " ' No. 122 Market st , has now on han4 fa full line of gen t'sheavy jean draw- tl,n vorc thitwr frr thnconenn at. 50 cents a pair, worth 75 cents. I tf J. ELSBACH, Prop'r. Board of Aldermen. The Board of Aldermen met in called session at the City Hall last night to consider a reduction df es. ti mates for appropriations for the current year. All the members of the Board were present, and Mayor Fowler presided. The Mayor stated the object of the meeting, and on motion the rules were suspended and tbe Board went into Committee of the Whole to consider the matter. The Mayor stated that it would be necessary to takejip appropriations made for'each department in their regular order f or revision'ahd reduc- Ltion. A communieotion from the Board of Audit and Finance was read by the clerk as follows: To the Board of Aldermen of the City of Wilmington, JS. c: Gentlemen: The estimates made bv your Board to meet the neces sary expenditures for the several departments of the city government for the current-fiscal year have been received and submitted to the Board of Audit and Finance for their con currence, and after a careful esti mate of the same, the following res ol nt ion was adopted: "Resolved, That the Chairman of this Board be requested to return to the Board of Aldermen their esti mates of expenditures for the next year, with a detailed statement of the fixed expenditures of the city and an estimate of our expected in come, including an increased levy of twenty five cents on real and per sonal property to meet interest on railroad bonds, with the request that they revise their estimates or devise- ways and means to meet them." Under the above resolution I herewith submit an estimate of the expected income of the city for the city for the current fiscal year, which is based upon the last year's report of the city treasurer. From all sources $128,200.06 To which add an increase of 25 cents on real estate and personal, es timated to produce 13,500.00 Estimated income of the city for fiscal year '$131,700.06 The fixed expenditures of the City are : Interest on bonded debt. $34,320.00 Do. on railroad bouds (estimated) Interest on loans Sinking fund Bonds due in July Old bonds not yet present- ed for payment 7,500.00 2,500.00 2,000.00 5,500.00 5,000.00 Floating debt 14,600.00 Total amount of fixed expenses $71,420.00; leaving for current ex penses only $70,280.06, while the grand total for current expenses foots up $102,246.40. You can readily see the necessity for our action iii asking for a re vision of the estimates before us. Very Respectfully, Richard J. Jones, Chairman. After prolonged discussion over almost every item of the appropria tions the session continuing from 8 o'clock vntil 11 reductions in ap propriations were agreed upon as follows; Light department, $378; markets, $550; water works, $1,000 ' permanent improvement of streets, $6,475. Making a total reduction of $8,403. The appropriation for streets and wharves was increased by adding $l0r required for feeding two horses omitted in the original estimate. . A motion, submitted by Alderman Pearsall was adopted, that the Board of Audit and Finance be informed that all the reductions deemed pos sible bad been made, and that if other reductions are necessary that a joint meeting of the two boards be held to consider the matter. The Board then went into an elec- .. m I J l x i.1 TTtV. I Ward to supply tne vacancy causea by the resignation of Alderman Lossin, and Mr. J. A. Montgomery was elected. Married Last Klgtit. Mr. E. A. Orrell, of Masonboro Sound, was married last night, at the residence of Mr. James Hicks to Miss Mamie Doares, a beautiful and charming young lady of this city. Rev. Dr. Pritchard pronounced the words that made them man and wife. There were many handsome - , Jktr t . . Ill- oV n ftxa urnid rvf acopc I I Young's Cough Balsam is a remedy that is selling entirely upon its merits and is guaranteed to - . . , . m relieve and eure all chronic ana acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis , . i C- oolo mlnl- sale and retail by Monde Brothers, j tion lor aiuernmu iroiii tue ""USan Francisco for Liverpool. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOVELTIES AND Of : Various .'.Styles : and : Prices! R. M. McIntire, apl 17 At our close the Southerland case", in the Superior Court, had not been given to the jury. We doubt if a verdict is rendered before to mor row. Ger. barque Burgomeister Kir- stein, Ehrenich, cleared to day for A . 4-... o tnn 1 l- 2 "EN valued at $3,576.00 sinppeu uy ill 1 . J. W. Bolles. Mr. Garrell has lots of good things to eat now and his stalls will present a very attractive appearance for the balance of the week. He has some very fine Sampson County stall fed beef, as well as a carload of mountain beef and Spring lamb. See ad. Dead in a Strange City. We regret to learn of the death of Mr. John Falotico, the well known leader'of the Italian band in this city. He died suddenly of heart disease at Duluth, Minn. He had ex pected to remain at the place and his wife was making preparations to join him there. Poor John!!"He will be remembered kindly by many who have in times passed danced to the delightful strains of his music. For the Centennial. Steamship Yemassee, Capt. Mc Kee, left here at 1 o'clock for New York. She brought a number of passengers from Fern and in a and in addition sailed with the following from this city: F. Stean, Frank Lever, A. S. Wormley, H. II. Berg- mann, W. A. Robinson, wife and child, W. C. Corbett, E. Northrop, Henry Parsley, Miss Janie Northrop, C. Schwarz, and five colored male. passengers. In all 17 embarked at this port, bound for the Centennial at New York. A Derelict at Sea. The signal office at Southport re ports as follows: Capt. C. A. Pietsch, of the German barque Marianne Bertha, reports passing on April 24th at 4 p. in., in latitude 32:10 north and longitude 77:20 west, the American schooner AlisBorda, of Camden, N. J., water logged, mizzenmast gone and mainmast in a falling condition. It is presumed that the schooner had been be abandoned, although the report does not say so. The same barque also spoke, March 30th, latitude 20:28, longitude 30:13, ship E. V. C, steering North, from Valparaiso for Hull. All well on board. Also, on March 28th," in latitude 21:05, longitude 40:48, British barque I.ji B. V., steering N. N. E., from NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Sto ckholders' Meeting. IiHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of .Bellevue cemetery will be held this ( Thursday) evenlntr. at 8 o'eiock. at the office of Mr. Jno. D. Bellamy, Jr., In the Smith building. Princess street. apl 25 It Secretary and Treasurer. OPENING DAY! -AT- Mrs. E. A. Lumsden's, OF Summer Millinery, T RIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, IN ALL TUB LATEST STYLES, Friday . Auril 2tli, 188. Ladles invited to call. Dress-Making a specialty. HON PBONT KT apl 24 tf For Sale. LD NEWSPAPERS FOR .SALE, AT YOUR sag REVIEW OFFICE. NKW ADVEKTI8EMENT8. STAPLES 1 NORTH FRONT STREET. ONCE MORE WT& ARE AGAIN TO THE FRONT, THIS time wltb a beautiful supply of Beef, - .at i AS WELL A8 I t 1 f a . . It I veai, iiwunon ana Latno. our Bill of Fare for tbe balance of tbe week will be as follows: SAMPSON COUNTY ' STALL-FED BEEF. ANOTHER CAR LOAD OP THAT SPLENDID BLUE GRASS MOUNTAIN MEAT. In all of its glory. Nice, Young, Tender, Juicy and sweet. These elegant Meats will be found on my Stalls every day this week. I Invite a call, inspection and criticism. Polite attendance and Free Delivery In any part of the city. J. F. GARRELL, Stalls l & 2 Front st. Market, south side. apl 35 2t New York A Wilmington ; ! . '-if. Steamship Co. FROM PIER 29, EAST RIVER, tfBW YORK Located between Chambers and Roosevelt sts. At 3 o'clock, P.M. benefactor ..Saturday, April n yemassee Saturday, May 4 BENEFACTOR.... Wednesday, May 8 DELAWARE. Saturday May II FROM WILMINGTON? DELAWARE.. 7.. Thursday, May t YEMA8SEE Sunday, May IS BENEFACTOR Sunday,-May IS DELAWARE 8unday,May 19 FROM WILMINGTON FOR FERNANDINA. DELAWARE, YEMASSEE .Saturday. April ST ...Tuesday, May 7 Delaware Tuesday, May II 'Wednesday steamers call at Wilmington, then to Fernandlna. wr Through Bills Lading and Lowest Thro' Rates guaranteed to and from points In North and South Carolina For Freight or Passage apply to H G. sm ALLBONES, Superintendent, Wilmington, N c. THEO. E. EGER, Traffic Manager. New York. WM. P. CLYDE CO., Gem Agents, apl 25 as Broadway, Hew Ton; Free ! ! ! A 50 CENT COPY OF "ROBERT ELS MERE.' also a criticism on same by Hon. w. e. Gladstone, given wltb every cake Of BALSAM FIR SOAP by MUNDS BROTHERS, 304 N. Front st. 001 N. Fourth st. P. 8. This Is a big thing. IN OF PKACB FEEPABB FOR WAL" 'IF YOU AINT GOT 'EM," HAVE 'EM. YOU MIGHT Corneals Bed Bog Interceptic Does tbe work Quickly, Quietly and Pleasant ly, a Permanent cure "So to Speak." Ask for corn'b ac's, the Alpha and Omega of 'ALL Bed Bug Poisons, and take no other. For.sale by all Druggists. inch'27 3m nee m April 261 h to Hay 20th. GO BY STEAMER TO HEAR THE GREAT Evangelist. Pearson, in Faretteviii. fh for round trip only Sa.ee, meals, bertr state-rooms included, steamers leave root of Chestnut street at two o'cV arriving next morning about steamer CAPE FEAR, Capt. Tr uuy ana mursaay. I. MUncffiS&f, Capt apt. Kooeson iuwouiuniajr. Tickets only on apt sett 7 )., Local Agent, Wundngton, N, c. depot at 9.30 a. m. 4 - ; .... . .. . r '. MM k. - 1 - - .. t k -