North Carolina Newspapers

;- rXKA&S NOTICE ;: We will tie glad to receive coauaurlcat cas from our Wens on any and all subjects general interest, but t - " The name of the writer most alrrars fcc fur mshcd to the Editor. '-TV. '' .Cominanlcations must do written on oaJ? one sida ot the paper. . :' . v,- r f . j ::- .'; .. , .. Personalltlea most be aToided. " s And it Is especially and particularly under stood that the Editor doea not always endorte theLVlewsor correspondenta onleas'so Itated la the editorial columns. V V ciO. excepts f 1 4 r-r JAMES. Editor and Pro?. il -IP - POST AG t PAID; SiU Three H1" J .nwdfUTtml toy. carrier, free or" .rt of the city, at the above VOL.: XIV WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1890. NO 194. TBI3 PAPW A - vA -T i C J ' e t'f jnt form ... ..dirini is ii nor uutm: -L"- r,G3 OF CALIFORNIA. P,wi witl. '.he medicinal t.Vri b-'1- known to be STUBcfu-wl l lllC I,Umt:l,n I'lzmivA an agreeable iV?c:ivc bxativc to pcrraa i Habitual CtonsU- rs. 3r.a the "ay vc 0:1 a wcak or inactlve Jr&ionefthe " ..iipninn Dmnn c , tle :!ei rewdy known to tH ttOOD BtFR8HIQ 8LCTP, HtALTH and STRENGTH Ettrycnc is using it and all are iiicdvvith it. x t3ui ouwist row Btiiur ox CAIITORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. rt:r. if. w r0K- r BOrtl'KT IS HELIjAMY. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. ttt 3 Wilmington. N. a s Sneed & Co., rCCEv-OBS TO KXOXMLLF. rl " tct ro..KJtist corner Market and Second cwti Lltuuck, arUstic designs, lowest Iftar. frrfjtoij Invited to call and Inspect txl nac myUtf Just Arrived I 5it LOT OF THAT FKESH IP-COrN-tt? BITTER, la small Kits, at UALL PIlAICi? ALL'8, II an J 13 so. Watrr street. Our Latch Siring Outside M DUKAfipTHC STATK lit'AUD AND rjcon4mriiAi:y lartK-u to visit the Mara- G 'it iivjiiuii a vJUliQ EFRKMIX HOME. wiASe Department U complete, UriftYt wutio the past few weeks EOOCases of Boo.tsand Shoes 1X)R FALL TRADE .(-uar.-) are In De Baae,") and J. tne city readj to tRAlL DCPARTM EXT BOOMING. EirTAini eer offerM ' In LOW u,a4um:Ks. Geo. R. French & Sons, 10S North Front Street. i!Tteorton.) jj a u Mthino NEW ! 1 liTllT DECEIVED A IfAUUELOP Stw strained II . tfoy, ' ttT hrrl!.l. lull.). . oklnK lutus utitri, niuvu ntpBei McTatsa quart. woAinmcai ot fresa Also, a - THE V. 8. SENATE. We find-In liclfortf 8 Magazine for AiujQft an Article devoted to the U. S. Senate an article which we can not but class as unwise and mis chievous. ' It was a surprise to us to find each a thins in so level-headed a publication as aelrora?. one in which the best and most critical po litical thought of the country findsa ' ,a d towtml rent. It Is unwise In that it is ua- l4 ? . sound in 'theory -and inconsiderate' In expression and mischievous be- ru luaar ncwisiwwr writcre who never , formulate an opinion for I The New York Herald's Washing ton correspondent repeats most em phatically that the .Force bill Is dead, for this session at least. At the caucus on Monday night the old .Hoary-headed sinner from Massa chusetts, who is pateruizing the bill in the Seriate, was as mad as a wci hen because, of the indifference dis- s it by the Senators. It was made to take a back seat while the Tariff bill and the River .and Harbor bill were pushed ahead. Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers and Rakes of the latest and. most im proved makes are sold by the N. Ja cobi Hdw. Co. ; , ; Keep dry, and you ' will keep healthy.-" Umbrellas, , rubber coats, &c, at I.Shrier's, 8. E. corner Front and Princess streets. : t f i j j. . -. weeks to ijet rid of t bloOirrolnt. these and this will carry the session ilftii( until tlio miilillo n f Sspnt.pin. themselves on any matter of i,,,por- ben At tIiat tlme the old fellows will be tired out and want to go home and ee their grandchildren and they will go, caucus or no cau cus, force bill or no force bill. Mr. j W. J. Brown has been -appointed sawyer and superintendent of the saw mill of the W., t. & E. C. R. IL, located 22 miles from the city, tance but .wait to nick un that ot some one else. We look u JK u the Senate as really the palladium of our liberties. We caunot seo-how ajleptiblican form if government can be successfully conductel with but one legislative house. Examples to this effect are numerous and one need not go far to fiiid them. liut for the present Senate the infamous Jodge Force bill, with its bayonets at the polls and Its arbitrary domiciliary visit?, would ere this have been' signed by the President and would now be a law. In the. Senate alone lies the h&pe of the jonntry to defeat this bill. It is the only barrier that now stauds between the rights and liber ties of the people of the South, be tween their social, financial and ma terial prosperity on the one hand and anarchy, distress and bloodshed on the other. It may fail us, it is true, and if It does, then all hope is gone. But it did not fail us years agq when the attempt was made to enact another force bill. It was the Senate then that saved us from an evil no less threatening in its aspects than is that which now hangs sus pended over our heads. The U. S. Senate is, or ought to be, a grave,. dignified and delibera tive body, able to hold in check the mad fanaticism and reckless extiav agance of; the lower house. It is the balance wheel of onr political insti tutions." That It does not always corne up. to our expectations is not the fault of the Senate itself, as a deliberative house, but of its mem hers. It is not so much a forum for the delivery of pretty, pertinent and eloquent speeches as it is for calm and deliberate consideration of pub lic questions. There Is . neither a Clay, nor a Webster, nor a Calhoun In It to-day, Jt i true, but there are men there equally as wise if not as eloquent Morgan, of Alabama:Qray,' of Delaware; Voorhees, of Indiana; Carjisle, of Kentucky; George, of Mississippi; Vest, of Missouri; Mc pherson, of New Jersey, and our own Ransom and Vance are perhaps in no ways the inf?riors in statecraft of any of their long line of illustrious predecessors. Neither Calhoun; Clay or Webster had ever to fight against such great odds and to contend with such opposition as hat fallen to the lot of those upon whom. their robes have fallen in these latter days, and when the his tory of. these troublous times is re corded in future ages the palm of true, patriotic statesmanship will not alone be accorded to the giants of the ante-bellum days. But the 8enate is safe and we think it will stand, unless, 'indeed, such abuses shall creep therein as will cause a popular demand for a change. And even then there must necessarily be two legislative houses. There was a right lU-ely little split In the Republican party at Raleigh on Toeeday. . The participants were J. C. L. Harris, familiarly known as 'Loge", and John B. Eaves, Chair man of the Republican State Execu tlve Commute, apd the recently kicked-out revenue cojlector in the West. It was all about Eaves call Ing'a meeting of the committee without consulting Harris. . The lat ter got In a big lick on Eaves' hard liLuid and Eave. In turn! rlbbouized tf.Ks:s, ButtcrJIams, &c, fur sale ciiEAr by B-P. Swann, Agt. tHut M- W Front St. Market. Wmmer resorti "ATLANTIC. VIEW, HiinViLLE.N.a," P vw oris tnpii xic u.viur Jome of the cuticle on Harris' face. Ta nn ... .k i They weie parted at this point but - tob a per- "w rr 2 !Si n ot maueiit one. They , were both taken torcl lt a t 0P r 'before a magistrate and discharged Hill tr . " iu payment of costs. Hi Ml. Mil Ok SMB. Cinuiar. VX WILSON MANNINQ, rroprteicr. i i For Snla. LOOQLM. OLD TTOXCTAXCLXA at Toiaemcj lloklen' Arnica Kalv. The Best 5aive in the world for Cats, BrcJsaa, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever 8ores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Bkin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 23 cents per box. ,V " wholesale and Ttail dxfljsm. After diphtheria, scarlet fever, pneumonia, or any other severe ill. ness, there is no better tonic than Hood's Sarsaparilju. i INDEX TO NlW AJDVXRTISXMIKTS J: need & Co Furniture W M Ccmmino Matticsses Mods Broth krs Drogglsts Laoer Beer At No 20 Second street Schedule Carolina Beavli steamers C W Yates Noted men on the Solid iioutu We'll all morrow. take a half-holiday to- Our prediction as to the weather proved very promptly correct. Full moon to-night and not a moonlight excursion anywhere. Fifty first-class hands wanted to make Pants, by the day or piece. Apply at 122 Market street. t Don't forget the excursion -of the Ladies' Aid Society to Carolina Beach to morrow on the Grove. Prof. M. C. S. Noble will preside at the Teachers' Institute in Eliza beth City for t he week beginning on August 18th. I am Manufacturer's ,Agent lor Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. James I. Metts. t Nearly everybody will' want to get out of town to morrow afternoon. The last half holiday was in some respects a dismal failure because of the rain. The engine of the Ocean View R. R., which has.been in the W. & W. R. R. shops for a week past, where it was thoroughly overhauled and repaired, is again at work on the roatK. ! The nearly full moon rose in an nclouded sky last night. The tem perature was good and , the atmos phere clear and it was one of the prettiest and pleasantest nights we have had this summer. The street car tracks are to be ex t Aided to the new'stables on Mar ket and Thirteenth streets as soon as- the company are allowed to break ground,, the city ordinance prohibiting this between May. and October. I j Farmers, we can supply you with Peanut Sweepsand Diggers, Scraper and Coulter Points. Sevendiffcrent size wings and two size points for the "Boy Clipper," 'the most im proved plow on the market N. Ja cobi Hdw. Co., factory agents. t We have it now. A Pump that is always primed, never requiring a tub of water to start It. It is the bright invention of a North Caro lina genius and Is pronounced by all to be the best pump on the market. See it and you will have no other. N. Jacob!. Hdw. Co. t There was a. large and happy crowd on the Passport this morning as site left heT dock and steamed down the river for Carolina Beach, the occasion being the excursion given by St. Matthew's Lutheran Sunday School. It looked like old times to see the beautiful boat filled with happy faces. ttoldsboro Argur. A special traiu throught this cityt yesterday on the Atlantic Coa--t Line bearing Capt. Jno. F. Divine, General Sup erintendent, and MrB. ! R. Dunu, Eugiueer of;Roadway, en route for Bell's Ferry.'on the Kiustou exten sion, to Inspect their new bridge acrosj the river there. It is thought that the . road . will reach Kiuston and be In operation about, the first week In September, j r ' " ROUGH ON DIRT Family Soap. i Pare, solid, lasting. - ; . Nor.j barque Hesperia, Neillsen, cleared to day for Belfast with 4,159 barrels rosin, 100 casks spirits, val ued at $7,719.57, shipped by Messrs. Williams & Murchison. , ..! Forecasts. t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW AnvICimsEMENTtf. OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER IN-ONE DAY. NEW MATrKESSE9 MADK TO OllDElt; r Wl. IVJ c I 17 PHINCES8 8T11EET For North Carolina, fair weather and stationary' temperature. Local forecasts, from 8 a. m. today, for Wilmington and vicinity, fair wea ther and slight changes in tempera ture. The Ladies Delighted. The pleasant effect ana the per fect safety with which ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions make it their favorite remedy. It is pleas ing to the eye and to the taste, gen tie, ydt effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels. ; Single at Atlantic View.. There will be some vefy fine vocal and instrumental music in the par , lors at Atlantic View to morrow night.! The vocalists will be Mr. Geo. Pr Welsh, . Mr. W. P. Toomer, Mr. Brooke French, Mr. D.B. Mitch ell and Mr: M. F. Manning. The instrumentalists will be Mr. E. P. Boatwright and Prof. Greenewald. The Officers Liked It. The Goldsboro Dispatch says: The officers who visited the encampment this year seem to'think it was more successful from a military point of view than it has been inast years. The men learned more and worked harder, and there was not" so much rowdy ish "fun." But the fellows who went for the fun of it seem to find fanltand "don't want any more in theirs." Lieutenant J. R. Griffin, of the Goldsboro Rifles, an enthus- instic military man. expresses him- - - Of ' self as highly pleased liked it bet ter than ever. Link br Link. The plot thickens and the cods are being tightened around Iryabt cfaston or Ed. .Phifer, implicating him in tlie tuupder of Mr.- Nathan Fails. Mayor Fowler is; forgitig link by link, the chain. He ex amined some other witnesses to day and evidence was found strengthen ing that already adduced, j On his o rh confession Gaston can hung as he admitted that he is the man who shot at Mr. L'apps, the mail carrier; ne says, however, mat mis was done because Mr. Capps first shot at him, which is not true. It is also proven that Gaston was saen loitering near the second tollhouse on the evening of , the murder aud that he was also seen near the Min eral Spring, by Ou her a long frojit with high- Oh, Horrors ! - She was a daisy as she tripped the hotel with a sailor's hut head, a standing collar and necktie, a shirt front (only a we presume), sparkling studs, a ! cutaway coat and heeled shoes. It only needed the well," the divided skirt to make her a beautiful little dudelet of the mas culine persuasion. A look of utter dismay swept over the faces of the crowd in front of the house and Jpe, remembering a recent experience, completely collapsed. There; was an adjournment to the rear and j a consultation held over a Ioag, (high, black walnut counter. There Was a national protest at this phase of; a new force1 bill. The boys swore they they Avould'nt stand it, because, well, because,- if the girls took their All Bight Now. 1 The (steamer Sylvan Grove will resumej her trips on the river to morrow. The injury sustained by her recently has been repaired and her machinery is now as good and staunch as ever. The work on the stea mpipe was done by Mr. Adolph Nelson at Messrs. Burr & Baileyrs machine works, and Capt. Harper says that It is as good a piece of work as could be turned out from any shops in the United States. The boat willresumeherregular schedule to morrow, leaving here at. 9:30 "a. m. and 2:30 p. m. The Passport will leave at 5:30 p. m. and the fare on ller will be 25 cents. There will be music and dancing and the last boat will leave On the return at 10 o'clock clothes away from them they might be compelled to retaliate and j then 4,how in thunder are we going to manage the blamed things?' j And then, low necks and short i sleeves, and hairjpins and dress pins and safety pins, and flowers in the; hair and sunflowers in the corsage and at the belt, and powders for tlie jtace, and lace handkerchiefs wherewith to relieve Jovercharged nasal appen dages, and bracelets for the arms, and ear rings, and and well, and some other .things! The meieting broke up in a dead faint all around. 1 - The jlfew Federal JJuildiqff. Through the courtesy of the Sup erintendent, Mr. W. H. Chadbpurn, we were shown to day through the new public building. There is more room in tlie interior than one would imagine from the appearance of ihe building from the 6utside, although there is really not enough .as ;it is, There are three floors above tlie basement! The first floor is-de voted entirely to the user of the Postpflice department. The lobby, it strikes us, is rather small but the postal people have ample facilities, for the present, for the transaction .of their business, although we believe that more room will be needed in aj few years. The second floor is devoted entirely tojtho Federal courts. The court room itself is an elegant room, amply large for all ordinary jises, and the balance of the floprjs divid ed up into offices for the use of the officers of the court. The third floor is for the use of the U. S Engi iuecr officer1, and the Signal Observer, Mr. Chaffee, is already established there, in neat and cosy quarters convenient!. to liisinstruiuents on the roof of the building. Above all is the tower, reached by a winding stair case, enclosed in sheet iron, remind ing one forcibly of the turret of a monitor. From the turret at the top of this tower a magnificent view of the Western part of the city, the river and the country be yond is obtained- The Nayassa Guano Works are in ..nil vie a , houses and farms beyond the Bruns wick river may be plainly distin guished and there isa fioc viewof thp river beyond the dram tree. In the turret a large clock is to bejplaced. It will have three dials, OvorthjEast and West, put none ou the South as l.oiiB in this ritv. on the wharf ItlMJ . enclosure . from the stairway. near the Ioer end of Front street, - bbats off that quarter. These dials is to be replaced by a large aud j4will be Ave feet in diameter and will handsome Btrnctnre and warehouses , be iUnminated at night by elec wiU be erected at the various de-Jtricity. , ; not? ' r-' ' f''-s - - I - We do not know how many rooms The Onslow Koad. Track-laying on .the W., O. & E. C. R. R. has been temporarily sus pended for th want of 'iron. Two cargoes are on the. way here now and one of these was looked for to day. As soon as it can be handled the work vrill be .pushed fo;rward as rapidly as possible. As stated by us yesterday the trackTis now laid for about 24 lirfles-from; tha cityt .(The expectation now is to get into Jack sonville in about sixty days, say by the first of October, and shortly thereafter it is probable that "work will be begun on the extension to Newbern. Trains are run every day on this road between the city and 81oop Point and thus far the traffic in both passengers ami freight " has been gratifying. The two traina spoken of by us yesterday will probably be put on next .week or at the, latest early in;the following week. A new aud powerful engine and two pas senger cars have been ordered and these are expected here next week. As sooii as they arrive a regular schedule will be announced. -,i i" Daring the . Fall tbe ; company s there are in the building but; we were lom that there were 75 door?. , The floors are paved with white and blue tiles, the mantels are of slate, and very handsome and fire-proof vaults are on evenrfloor, But to i . . ' ..... our ev the most beantifnl thine fn the structure is the wood-work fin- ishng of the interior. This Is all of r native pine, cut-not many ailes from ' the! city. It is not the yellow pine, ilpnispil n fw vAnra nfrt nrxl nrrt sid ?red absolutely useless, even for firewood. It is now. thought to be'r superior, ior ornameucai purposes, - to tue yeiiow pine, it; cioseiy rK . sembles ash, takes on a. beautiful" I - " ' - ' " rrtlicli ai-trl tf a CQ r Tritif if IVTllY rf. jv 1 ax ciia a v ouiu a, a a v v vvata a-a w v shrink, crack or darken, as does the yel low pine. The designs are very ' liatidsome and the turning and carv-. ing! was done at Messrs. Fore & Fos- . a Ji mi. 'i I rerjs -mi us, in mis city." Jiney were -put up uncler the careful personal the well known builder. , It will be some months yet before the first and second floors will bo meantime the grounds are to be en N now. flte 3W ADVKUT18KMKNT8. Corne and See Us T ' KO. 20 NOKTII SECOND ST11EET, BE-1 twe?n Market and Princess, for our stock Is complete. A scnooner or lino licer for cents; also, a fine -supply of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Ju3t put in to-day. Bl'lw For Carolina Beach and Soutbporl AN GROVE LEAVES WILMINGTON Carolina Beach at SV,A to-morrow (Friday) for 9:30 a. m. and 2 30 n. m. steamer PASSPORT leaves at 5-..10 p. m. Train leaves Beaen at vtm, and 10 p. m. Music 25 cents. and Dancing. Fare on l'ASSI'ORT Fare Saturday 25 cents tor the round trip. ISLAND BEACH HOTEL ; J. A. MOWN, Manager TTAVING LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED -IJL am p re- want of Hotel, situated at the Uammocks, I pared to cater successfully to the the public. - ' ! The tables will be supplied with the choicest viands ef the season. Many places of great interest In the vicin ity; Surf Bathing Bath Houses in still water, tine boating: facilities, unrtvaliedjlshlng, and above all an unexcelled cuisine. cottages on the Beach connected with tho Hotel. - Prof. Miller's celebrated Band engaged for the season. t J. A. J3KOT7N, my pi tl MAJNAGER. A dated Board at Wrightsville. - FEW PARTIES CAN BE ACCOMMO- For with Board In a prlratf; household at Wrightsville Sound. JyaUf r''j .. . jpartlculara address "BOARD," BOX 504, City.- Noted Men on the Solid South, v JJJILARV A. HERBERT, ZEBDLOJi B. Vance,, Wra. it. Flshback, Henry G. Turner, Sand asco, Ira P. Jones, win. J; Wilson; Geo. G. Vest, A. s. Long and others. Price tL25. je-23tf C. W. YATES. A S pie n did Assortment OF- Fy sale by . i . , Jy3tf MUNDS BKOTIIEnS. VEHICLES ! VEHICLES I OFFER FOR SALE A LAkOE NCil BER ' AND A ORE IT VARIETY OF " Second-Hand TeMcles, All in good order and ready for lmxmedlata use. They will tw sold Terjr low for cash or good paper. , Call and get a good tjargala at . ORRLLL'S STAPLES, , Jy 22 tf or. Third an I PrinccM st ,