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VOL. XVIII.
WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDA Y. MAY 23, 1894
NO. 138.
all fall ores to rcetre their paper regularly.
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"' KNOWLEDGE
Bring comfort and Improrment am!
tend- to personal enjoyment whet,
.rlIitlytisca The many. who lire bet
ter than others arid enjoy life more, with
-Ie& expenditure, by more promptly
. adapting tho world' best products tc
tba need of phyiical being, will attest
the Taluc to health of the pure liquid
laxative principle embraced in Uvi
remedy, Srrup of Fiw. -
Itc excellence U duo to Its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the tajte, tbe refreshing and trulj
beneficial proprrtiesot a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system.
dlpelling,coldiij headaches and feTen
ana permanently curing constipation
It h&A gtren satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, becaoe it acta on the Kid
ueyr, l-avcr ana ixiweia wuuout. wra
enmg thera and it Is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Synip of Fisr i for sale by all drag
cisUinoOcandSl bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syruj
Co. only, whose nawo is printed on ever
packacT,alo the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, yon will not
accept any sposututc n ocereu
tor sale by '
KOtfEKT K UCLLAS1T
WnOLJCIALX DKCOGI3T.
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la EflW nntay, Jan. 29, 1894.
DAILY IXCSfT rnoT.
stations.
sourn
fcOUND.
l 3
A-jf p. M.
IMS 6 30
10 0 3 60
9 S3 3 10
9 II S SO
8 40 S CO
A. M. P. M
SuUXD.
9 4VLt ; wiimlnctnn Ar
4 19 10 ILL JictTonnilo Ar 10 no
4 ff 11 I2,LT MrsnU AT
l f7 it Lt PoilocksTUie Ar
& as I 11 10) Ar .NeiTOern Lv
TriQi 1 and 4 make c!oe connection wita
trvo oaAt.NOKH tor More bead Cltj aad
Baaforu
MPinn on Nw Hirer l'in JacJcsonvtlls
aitir. ecept ubdar. for u inn aa4 lntr
tneoiate potta at I'M a. m.. ai rtrtoff at J acx-
soaniVe oa marn ata.00 p. m.
II. A. WOTTING.
General Manaeet .
J.W.MAXTKN18.
MMral ruMBiff A.
Higli-Grade Bicycles.
QALL AND 8ES OUR LA 110 K UK OF
v aeJi, al "W.that joa caa select from.
THeVICTUj!. . TMKALKOn,
Tfce CLXrLLLSD, Tte CHZSCET,
Tbe LOWELL DIAMOND.
Abo UuileV tlcjca. Dells, Laaps aa4
otter Bicjciesaa4rJes. For sale a -
' IIEIN'SHERGEH'S
tnf 14 tf " Lire Bo aad Maale Stere
I'KKSGIUPTI.'NS.
E I1AVE SECURED THE 8EIITICE8 OP
a Krcuur ttraAoat ta paarmacy of ten years
prcuc U riperttwre. and our frterda and tn
public cneraiij- aa my on aavlngaU Pre
scrtpUoos ruu vita cat.
Our Prescription f lepartment
1 ti atMlrt peatti-e in onr
- Builneta,. : :
if liijuiu v iamiucj
opposite Pourta St. Mariet.
IT. U -soda a4 Miaermi waters. Plas Ap
plaKea. . . mirli tf
TLcsa tiar dtssulei are repcrior
to HaUia of Copaiba,
CixUla and Injections. f!J7J
Tb?y ct:rc in 43 bocrs tho KJ
Rur.a diseases without anylncoo-
Tcnlccee, SCLDBYALLDSUCC15I
Wilmington Light Infantry,
4
GRAND FE'rE CQMIPETRE
AT THE, ARMORY,
"
WcdnesJayjTLurFday and Friday,
23d, 24th aud 25th of May.
taay SI St
NEWS.
I1TP1I TO NBW JUTSaTTMBrN
Hi:mtitaiK Bicycles
Tas Crrr Dog Oroioaoca
n A lrat-Carolina Beaci
W C Jrps-Mineral Water. Ac
8iuall spool wire all sizei. is to tie
hnd at JacobiVi
Yoo, can protect your hands by
usint? asbttos iron holders. Sold by
th Jaeobi Hdw. Co. t
AtSo'eloak this mornme the ther-
uioni.ter, here regf.tered 72', with
light wind" from the northeast.
'
8Tm,uoos Liver UeruUtor curea
eeneral debility and will irive von n.
pew lease on lif.
. ... -
Brass eanary csr with aand tray
are neat and convenient. Parrot
and luoek'oir bird cnirea at An.
eobVt. ' ' t
You can have your picture drawn
by a genuine artist at the art de
partment of the Fete to-night for
only 25 cents.
Quietly, quickly, pleasantly. Cor-
neau's Bed Bug 'Jnterneptic,M a po-
live preventive and cure. 20 cents,
at iuot druggists.
f
Wire netting for poultry yards.
also heavy netting for general fence
use. Is serviceable and economical.
To be found at Jac obi's.
The water In the river is asraln
falling. There was 8 feet at Fayett
vllle yestenlay morning, a fall of 2
feet in the previous 24 hours.
The maximum temperature here
for thn 24 hours ending at 8 o'clock
tkfs morning was 70J and the, mini
mum 58, a range of 18 degrees.
Next Sunday will be Children
Day in the Presbyterian Churches.
The programme sent out by the
Southern General Assemby will be
used.
We are now in position to offer
tne ladies o( tpfa, country one of th
Itrandet - ItemedlTO wiMw imiurty;
Dr. Felix Le liruns steel aud Pen
nyroyal Pills Robt R. Bellamy &
Co., Wilmington.
Portner's Beer is the best. It is
made of pure materials and !s sold
argely abroad as well as in this
country. At. the depot hereall kind
of soft drinks are manufactured, t
The steamship Oneida, Capt. Alf.
Ingram, arrived here last night, all
safe and' sound, although she en
countered one of the fiercest storms
which has ever raged on the North
Atlantic eoast. 8he sustained no
damage whatever.
Johnson's Oriental Soap Is the:
moat delicate facial soap for ladies'
ate In existence, .absolutely pure
and highly medicated. J. II. Har
din and J. Hicks Bunting.
Pretty .things of all kinds in abun
dance, r Headquarters at Heinsber-
r'e LivrBook Store, on North
Front street, where yoa will And
something suitable for everybody.
rom the oldest member of the fami-
y to tne youngest, ana an. at tne
owest living prices.
The Raleigh Visitor, which is.
next to the DAILY Rkvikw the old
est afternoon newspaper in the
8tate, has come out lo a new dre-s
and in an enlarged form and is 10
every way wonderfully Improved.
The Visitor is a ne sy sheet, staunch
and true, and we wish It continued
success. - ... i
Experts Fere lam.
Nor. barque Albatross, Bagge,
cleared to-day for Fleetwood, Eng ,
wIth3.1C0 barrels rosm, valued at
t3.8-2J.27, shipped by Messrs. Wil-
laius & Murohison. -
8ehr. BpniforuJ, Chute, cleared
for Petit Goave, Haytl, with 100.415
eet lumber, valued at fU.shlp-
ped by Messrs. Jos. H. Chadbourn
&Co. . " ,
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Ttrlaara Clab'a Kseoralon.
The Third Ward Pleasure Club
had a large crowd and a flne time
A - Tf '
on tneir excursion w iui xiinu
mockt yesterday. Many .ladies were
present and . the dancing was kept
op "with maeh spirit during the af
ternoon andnntil .the train left last
night. All bad a irood time and so
enjoyable was the occ&ion that
ther 1 already talk of repetition
at an early day. ' '
"Menw do not persist in experi
menting with your health when we
positively -guarantee -Dr. Felix Le
Brans G & G Cur-to cure. Robt.
R. Bellapiy,& CoIWlluiIogton.:
- . Ulftuy P?rstn ane a.
town froea orcrofk or ca
llrown's Iron DUtrr r.ocrthe
gritefB. aVlt d5roa. remove e.s tile.
m-x carta luaWLa. Oct tle Kccdaa.
roreeaata. ' f
For North Carolina, partlycloudy'
probably showertT.on the coast; va-
riable winds. T, j -
Local foreciPtpJ made at 4Iils stai
tiou .for the next $6l hours: T Showl
er' - wUn thundTj this afternoon
auu evening; "gut yarmuie wiuas,
mostly northeAsferly.
AVoi ld' Columbian KxposiTlon
Will be of value to the world by '
,i.r, -T-
IT V hr;:,;
f . , ' . OU 1 V' . Prores
iiJt-uicniHi iiiffuis lias oenn 'Ot
' eoual l.nnor.an jrl.l .tr.n.M.L
f.... i., , r,, ,1
VUIU. IDAIlllYr inn i v rn II in r iiru iu
-rj- -
. n i in uut'iiict; ill an oinert:.
.
The ront auie. i
The oonu r stone of the ConfederJ
.ate monument was
laid yesterday!
amid ttie grandest and most imnos -
inir ceremonies. Tm r.itv fnli
city was full
of visitors, the old
Confederates
turning out in strong force on this
inemombW! . occasion. The State
O.urd whs also largely ropresented.
The proce.-sion was a lonr one nud
the tree's wth crowded with spec
tattrs. The choir was compot-et
I 0
100 voices. Gov. Carr made ihe wel
coming speech. Rev. Ja-ues A. Wes
ton, a Confederate veteran, deliv
ered the. opening prayer and the
speakers were Jlr. Tiios. W. Mason,
Col. S. ilcD. Tate aiid Hon. R. T.
Bennett. It will be loug before the
memory of thia auspicious event be
comes dim to thoe who were pres
ent on the memorable occasion.
Cases t f 40 years standing where
operations have Tailed have been
cured b Jupauee Pile Cure. J. H;
Hardin and J. Hicks Bunting.
Criminal Court.
The following cases were disposed
of in this Court to-d y:
Htate vs. Dati'l. 8hineg, a. and b.
with d. w. Guilty Jmicment sus-
pe,idBOK Paynient of
TTitreVs. JoeT ETlerson, a.
with d. w.
Gtiilty. riued $w and
costs.
State vs. Ed. Williams, larceny.
Guilty. Three years m the peniten
tiary. Slate vs. Wm. McMillan, a. and b.
with d. w. Guilty. Judgment sus
pended ou payment of costs.
State vs. same, carrying concealed
weapon. Guilty. Same judgment.
ftete vs. same," breaking into
warehouse. Sixteen months in pen
itentiary. State vs. Randall -Craig, cruelty
tojauimals. Judgment sut-peuded
on payment ot cots.
' State vs. Mary Anderson, receiv
ing stolen goods. Not guilty.
State vs. Frank Brown, larceny.
Not guilty.
State vs. Chas. Crawford, a. and
b. with d: wi Gollty. Fined ;$10
and costs. ' ' V
State vs Stephen ; Anderson, iar
ceuy. -Guilty. : "C
- State vs. same, carrying concealed
weapon. Guilty.
State vs. Joby Joshualarceny.
On trial, -.K '
If yon decide to take Hood's Sar
saparillado not be induced to buV
anv subi-titnte article." TakeHood
and only Hood's.
The Old Friend
And tho- best fri5i; 1 that., never
fails you i3 Simmons Liver Regu
lator, (tho 2) that 3 Avliat
you hear at tliQ mention of thu
excellent Liver ,mehYij:e,. c;iit
people should :;ot It? persuaded
that anything elce v:!l do.
It 13 tho Kimj of Liver Muli
cices; w better than jillsf nd
tates tho place cf Quinine and
Calomel It acta tlireeily on tho
Liver, Kidney and -'Bowels and
gives new"life to the whole sys
tem. Thi3 is tho . me.!iciue you
"wanL Sold hv all Druggists in"
Liquid, or in fpwderto be taken
dry or made into a tca
WnVEKY rACKAGE-Cl
lla tle Z KUmp in rrl u wrapper
Aadlt and Finance.
. The Board of Audit and Finance j
mt yesterday afternoon. Present
MesMrs. R. !j . Jonee; (chairman,) Cj
B,-Iia&zerJ. W. Ilewett Wm. Cali
Uer aud 11. C. McQ'ieen. I";
The action of the Bonrd of Alder-
uien in appropriate? f loo , per an-
nam for feeding a horse for the su"
perintendent of' streets ' was disap ! r
proved, i . - j
BM1 of J. H. BIcRee, city surveyor, J
Wharves co"i"ee of the Board of
Aldermen for separation of items. "
tti .
. 'r curreat expenses amount-
nir tof iiI2,45 were audited 84id.
a mirnvcH
The amendment th , Ta
J'-vrs"J&avy tne lioara oi At-
derujen striking out the license tax;
en
hiacksuuths, h irseshoers, tin
i ner houkera, carpenters, pain-
ite,r8- tailors, gunsmiths, dentUts,
upholstererg, and paper-hangers;
was disapproved.
Other amendments were under
1
(ri ittiiT Arn f lrir rumr nn in nf irr
further action was deferred to give!
time for consultation with the City
Attorney, and the Board then took j
a recess until Thursday.
May 3 1st,
at 3.30 o'clock p. m.
Climatic Influence on Health.
; It cannot be denied that the in
fluence of 'climate upon health is
great, and it is in recognition of this
' fact that .physicians send patients
suffering with pulmonary diseases
to great distances for "change of
air.' But when the sufferer hap-
! pens to be poor to act upou the ad
vice his lot Is harrd indeed. Hut it
is not necessarily hopeless. Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
can be had at any medicine store,
aud to it thousands whose cases
were considered desperate owe their
lives. 5
! Up to a certain point in the pro
gress of Consumption, Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is a posi
SjgjgfJSy ig..dige.S;
enditioSIat"ie"ad to it,"the "Dis-
coverv" is the remedy. With severe
lingering Coughs or Weak Lungs,
nothing acts so promptly. Every
disease that can be reached through
the blood yields to this medicine.
The Scrofulous" affections . of tbe
lungs that's called Consumption is
one of them. For this, and for ev
ery other form ot. Scrofula, for all
blood-taints and disorders, and all
chronic Bronchial, Throat andLuug
affections, the '"Discovery" is the
only remedy so certain that it can
be guaranteed. If it ever fails to
benefit or cure,you have your money
back. i
! Can anything, else be "just as
good"-for you to buy?
i Don't you believe It. ,
Liquor Dealers' Association.
The Liquor : Dealers' Association
of Wilmington met Monday night
to make arrangements for the an
nual convention of the Liquor Deal
ers, Distillers; 'and Grape-Growers
Association- of North Carolina,
which will be held- In -Wilmington
June 20th next. -
The Convention will be In session r
two days, and a large attendance is
expected. . It goes without saying
that the delegates will be hand
somely entertained while In the city.
ATriptoOcgAlriew, IS
mocks and WrltfAitTtNfoV Jm
ner at the Island Beach Hotel, is on
the progrmme.,
; The following resolution was
unanimously adopted: ' -
t We. the liquor dealers-of the city
of Wilmington, New Hanover coun
ty, State of North Carolina, do cor
dially extended to all 'the liquor
dealers, distillers and grape-growers
members or not; members to
meet with us at the annual meeting
of tbe Liquor Dealers, Distillers and
Grape-growers Association of the
State, which meets in this city June
20th, 1894; and as special rates have
been made with tbe hotels and rail
roads, and at Ahe watering places,
they are also invited to bring their
families, and we will do- all in our
power to sustain the reputation that
our "city by tbe sea" has for hospi
tality. . ; .
' v - - - ; Sol. Bear, - -
j J. G. L. GlKSCHKX,
I - . M. O'RitiKar,
I - F. W. Ortmajtx,
I ;- ' J. W.Duls,
i Committee. -
Mr. T. J. Gore was appointed a; Robinson, Mr. Wilkes Morris, Capt.
committee of one to secure a ball j: aDi!. M -
for the sessions of the ronvenfmn I Pres will be given lor the hand
ror tne sessions or the convention. somf,n baby from C mdntbs to 3 years,
j A reception committee . was ap-fand from 3 years to C years old.
pointed as follows: Messrs SoU Bea I .w.,.' - -- -
J G.L. Gleschen, F W Ortmann, The best Salve m the World for
G. W. Llnder, -Sam'l Westbrook, Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers; Salt
Geo.-H. Brown, C F. - YonKarapen,- Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chap-8ol.-8ternbergerJjr.;
Geo. Heyer, I." p,!40?1and" f Chilblaina, Corns, and
t. RlChter, J. i G. Oldenbnttle. M. :
O'Brief, Chas. IL Schulken. Jake
Duls. M. Rathjen; Chas. Sehnlbben, :
c. fticmcr, mi. w. ; irriCUl ana Wm.
uincu. v - - ,
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Hiiest of all in Leavening Power. Latest .U; S.. Gov't Report
LA M mSsS&al
Mr. Haha A. Kure;announees the
f ooenlnir ot Ca'rolina Beach fdrthe
i-- .. -
8eac0n. The steamer Clarence has
been overhauled and refitted and
) will make her fiist regular run to
tjijier to-morrow, under eoiutuaxid
Cf that clever crcutleiiiao. (JapfTJno.
g. Sellers. She will make three trips'
; each day and on Sundays there will
L be two trips
The wharf at the
foot of Market i
street, north side, has been secured-
j The trestle at the pier, has been re-
r paired
i usual f
ana passengers win step as
rout the boat to the cars.
The Hciueuway School.
The closing exercises of the Hem
en way-School were neld last njght,
and the large ? room was thronged
by those who had assembled there.
Among those present were Mr.. H.
A. Bagg, chairmau-of the Board of
County Commissioners, and Messrs.
Jas. F. Post, Jr., Jas. H. Chadbourn
and W. H. Sprunt, of School Com
inittees'Nos 1, 2 and 3. A delight
ful programme, was presented and
tile young folks all acquitted them
selves handsomely. Miss Bessie
Burtt, the pianist, was presented by
Mr. Bagg with a handsome gold
ring, an-i that gentleman took' ad
vantage of the opportunity to thank
those present for the great interest
thejr manifested in the cause of ed
ucation. At the close otJ the exerr
cises Prof, Noble spoke of the work
done m the Hemenway school
drP
ring "the year there have been en
rolled 456 pupils, of whom 22T were
males and 229 were females. He said
that was a good showing and he
was very proud of it and! knew the
people were atso proud of It. He
expressed his pride both ef this and
the Union school, and Iremarked
that probably New Hanover was the
only county in, the State that fur
nished Its city with schools. This
was a plain and unmistakable evi
dence of an excellent and progress
ive county government. a
Tbe Fete Cbampetre.
The ladies have about completed
their preparations -'for - the grand
Fete Chain petre or the Wilmington
Light Infantry, which is to ope,n at
the Armory this e vening at 8 o'clock.
The following programme is an
nounced.: . "-
Opening, at 8 o'clock,' by . W timings
ton Brass Band (of Fifth Ward.)
A;lIelangen every night in larg
- : ':. . tent.. , 1 '
"Confederate Exhibit" and "Hall of
Curios." ! .'' . V-
: "Candy CaraveU : i
"Flowers and Orange Trees." " !
1'Fancy Goods.'?
: ' , "Dancing." 1
"Strawberries, Ice Cream and Cake."
"Lemonade Fountain.1'
fTt
SVowirXg
Contest," Thur8Iay, from 5 to
6 SO o'clock. I
"Tug of War": between "Naval Re
serves" and'W L.
I.
Music by Second Regiment Band
! " Friday night. 4
- comittkbs ,. -
MrsC. H. King, Chairman. Con
federate Exhibit aNad Hall of Curios
Mrs. -Josh. " James k and! Mrs. JI .
Parsley. . t' t'h:r-:h-
: Melange. Mrs. Fishblate and Miss
Adelaide Meares.
: Flowers and Orange Tfee. Mr.
Schulken and Miss Peschau, J
Strawberries,. Ice Cream and Cake.
Mrs! Mitt Moore, Mrs. Catlett, Mrs.
W. R. Kenan. . j
Lemonade Fountain, Mrs W. W.
Harriss, Jr. - . . r
Fancy Goods, : Mrs. Joseph H.
Wattera. . , 4 -'.
Candy Caravel. Mrs. C.;C. Brown
and. Mrs. I. W Grainger. . -'.
Prize Doll. Mrs. Walker Taylor.
Bubble- Blowing Contest. r Miss
Louise Knight.' f u -
- tfaby Show. Mrs. C H. ing and
Miss L. Knight. -J
udges for Babv Show. Mr. C H.
is cuarantw tn nprfft eAfic
fo.t inn
25 cents per box. For sale by Rob-
ert K KaIIaiiiv vKa mu nif rata II
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druggist.
T0 crv l)yn ry
lilies Memorial AtoelatioM. ' 'v -
. At. the annual meeting of t hie La'-;
dieb' Memorial Associatlon.held yes
terday afternoon; the following offlV
cers were elected for "the ensuing
year : I., v: .v i;' ;r-". .- ;:
President Mrs. John T. Rankin.
:. Vice pre'sidentfnl rs Hall lvolvoy."
Secretary Mrs." Roger Moore. . "
Treasurer Mrs. Gaston Meares.
The report of the retiring . Presi
dent. Mrs. John J. Hederick. is very
interesting - but," is "necessarily dew
f Brred until to-moi ro w.lv . . , . , : i
fltoster of Commanders.' -. -
I There.; liave been 25 captains of ..
since its organization in 1853. -Two .
of these were , never commissioned.
The list, with dates of 'commission,
is as follows: " , -
.' Ed ward. Savage, January, 1831.-' f -i
W. C. Fergus, May, 1854. ' , .
x Jno L. Cantwell, May, 1855;. May,
1500. - , - . . '
Wiu. L. DeRosset, August; 1856;
May, 1857. : . ; . ' . , '
: D. D. Hall, November, 1857; -May,
1358; May, 1859. . . -
. Wm. Li DeRosset, May4 1500.
R. B. McRae, May, 18C1.
Henry Savage, May or June, 18C1,
and in the 18th N. C; Regjment un
til about the enI of the year 18C2.
2 Joo. J. Poisson, in 18th Regiment, -from-
end of 1862 to closo of, war,
April, 18G5. . , : ' '
'MP:: Taylor, March, 1875; May, : :
Walter Coney, April, 1877; llayl
1878: Ma v. 1870. '
' - A. L.JDeRosset, May.' 1880.
John L. Cantwell, .January, 1881;
May, 188r; May, 1882;. Janudryr18S3. :
R. H. Beery, January,' 1884. . .
Jas. C. Morrison, April, 1885.
; F. L. M fares, Ju ly, 1886.
John H. Daniel, January, 1887;
January; 1888. :
W. R. Kenan, John II. Daniel, D. 1
T. Cronly and W. N. Harriss (pres
ent captain) commanded the com- '
pany from 1888 to; this date, but the
exact dates are not at hand in time
v J. T. Anthony and V W C. Jones
commissioned as such. . , .
- For 'this list we are indebted to
the courtesy of Col. John L. Cant
well, who compiled it. ?
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DOG' ORDINANCE.
BB IT ORDAlNiD BY TDE JiATOR ANb" '
Board ot Aldermaa of iiie City of wil
mington, asf allows: Article L Amhaals.
Sub division fc-Dog Ordinance. : .
Sxctio'n i. " Erery owaer or keeper of a ' doi?
shall annually, on or before tne 10th day of
Juna, cause It to be registered, numbered, de
scribed aod licensed, lu tbe oflce of tbe Cleric
ana - ,Brq!a v tO wetr Pt j .
marKtrr trttn tne-rejlscereaT
Ani, 1a. .Awn llr . 1 . - .
uuKwia v,, .,, nmu Eiiaii pay lor nuca -.
license, for a male do; on da'lar. and for a
female do; tared dollars. All dora ruoclnsat
largelwithout sucb coilr, and all Cos not
registered, numbered, aescrtbed and lice axed '
as aforesaid, snail ba irtiied, and erery owcer
or keeper of a dog who snail rlorate any cf
the provisions cf the first section' of this Or
dinance shall be fined twenty ($) dollars for .
each and ererr offence. . - ?. - - .
. Sec. It shall not Toe Jawial. from and af
ter the passage of this Ordinance, to surer
u v W4nui wnier; e iter ct tr -
geroas Cog, to go at lare or bs vven - r "
the streets, alleys or wharres cf t. i el' .
any time. Without Toclr.'r rrn-"--i nh .
and sufficient mnzzia, rctJcrir it's
ed by a good and ac' :: -one
end thereof slali i j i
Ssrson,er, in case cf r
eh U be constfi-rei .
liable te be killed; arl i
a&y cog, althou-h t-
above mentioned, eaii :
said do? shall ta killed. .
er or a dog- who snail r t
the proTisloos os sectloa
nance shall bs fined tv, tr.
for each and every cirezc:
, may 23 It
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THE Bteamer "CLAEENOE," Cart, j
Sellers, will commecc rurrir ' r, . '
ta Carolina reach 1 nui:DAT. n&j
the following schedule: . - (
Leave Wilmington 9.45 a ta, 2 and 5
Leave Carolina Beach tJ ta, 3.U ana ,
SUNDAY ECHEDULTi
: Lave Wilmington 10 a m and 20 r
Leave Carolina Beach 123 p ta ar - j
Fare for round ti l p?5cta one an'
Fare to Pier and back on all toat3 - '
Information as to Excursions cr
dations at the Beach can be ottoi:.:
Captain on board erf rem , (
l may sj n - u. J.