North Carolina Newspapers

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Heuator John Sherman made mm 9 ''i wiiiy observations in hi speech on ta kiu lhe seat of President of the Ohio ' ;:ate Convention: "There would," he v gaid, "never be room in Ohio for a boss or a leader who- commands and dic tateC' It was eyidgnt that office seek . jug the propel pursuit of mankind. ; Jitit he congratulated Ibem on tho ftuT , picious opening cfthe adjniDlstration of j. A'. GarGeld. .Secretary Windom. .iintObip boy, bad skilfully exchanged 'J'J.OOO.CfoO fives and sixes to three-und-a-balis. The national debt was f'di.Ig avyay. like. snow before the sum .inei'i sun. j . :. ,-: K -lite Sapreaae. jCi)4rt of "New IIatnp v i!iire( with- a full bench, have decided ;;hat it ia the right and duty of the Lfgi.ilatore hw i.u Wslofl to electa Sci.Hor to t-uccecrl- Senator Uollins, wWje term expires March 1, 13. . ; 'l'kere avbk a nhoulr'ring of crutches and fighting battles over again, at Hart find last-week. There is no .telling who wiin there or what they did. Old vetc-jan-i and vounger troops joined io pa jreants nd banquets wlueh were Dul titudinous aud gRsbiiigjwkh gh-rious rt iniiiirtccncuH. ' " --; .'j he trumpet of WKjdin at Albany ; lj.arsTi uncertain sound. - Wo. ac getting to, be one again. Shoulder straps arc about' our streets .0 leave. Friday's telegram read, 'a 111. in 4 the graduates at the Naval Academy at Annapolis, in a class of 67, - are Samuel II.' Williamson, No. 63, and j : ?!). i. Yance, No. Cj6, both from North (ruljna.5 llaill ftire Ar'miralfl ; 't'U,c'iiuswer of lit Secretary bf ytate . bhuue, to the inquiry of the, Irish v Kinigratioa Agent at Dundalk, wheth- tr "able bodied paupers In New York would be objected to," will be suffi- rientl refreshing to Americans. This "lrili Emigration Agent," who had r th ellVontery to propose this .inquiry tu the State ' Department, if be did, as ,1 j'iestton in vqlying; orr,e base fbr di- " plomalic policy,vjot lor an answer that "poverty was not a bar to immigrants w illing to worK and o6ey the laws, bat ii4 immigration of dissolute paupers iid ciiiuinals i certainly objectiona- : ble." It strikes one that, if this occur 1 . rVitcc turns out to be a fact, our head , : of the Toreiu'Dtlice is getting in di plomacy so that Europe" will soon know Avliat sort of emigrants the American .at'it to come hre. ' f, , ,-: 1 ti K, Jt: IIU I h I A ' UK A U8TK 1.8. Jl;e ticket uomiqAtet) by tt)e vead-itrj-. at their late , conventiqq," cer Uily i aa abaolutely eleao aa oy I: tirktt can be. Col. William EL Cam won, for Governor; lion. John F. l.tWi', for Lieutenant Gjvern9r; Cjtpt. f Kriok S.k Blair, fjr Attorney-.Geoeral. Col. Cameron is a journalist by pro fevriou, a gcntlmaa of rar. qualities, snl a thorough politician and fully xersed iu te political- affairs of Vit sio'u.' There U sort. of chlralf io ja fi5'H aboqt Col. Caujerrto that wins Uvur to hini on all sides, and many of ; li opponents areoncdja2 that h U tie strongest iaao that could hart been nominated. . ' -KStnator Lewis; is stalwart, both as a. Republicao tod a Readjuster, a Virgiuiao cf th highest Ijp whom . njl ojao darts assail, aad who personal uaia.tcr w as luvuloerable as ada-) ,; manU . .: . . ;p-. .? .: ; Kfank S. Blair. U boe ol the most tio)ueDt anJt adatirtdi yoaag mao of the Old Domialon, avperb la rhetarlo ad iai iodbU.ta lojlc, aa4 a lawyer ef ao abMUe ucb" aayt tht '.EitAnmJ MVj, lha organ of tha aatl Uourbono, ara tha nomiaeca upoa our ticket, choa by oaa of tht, Urjwt, tarntst aad most tmlj reprmat tUTc Wdlea tvroovae4 la Virginia, lad wt proudly aad coafldeatly praaaat laea to VlrgiaUaa as aeo worthy of UU tuCragas tad wa'lfiuad to rtdwm as aad tha Gwamoa wealth tram U)t iocph of narocd Into which taoom V1 ' JtUaca anJ rr Jy , ta idaagtit. W mm$t lci tam, aad wo Hi?r 1 ' ' Ifrulvaaba wtil a JtlatAl, V RKPTJBLICAN PARTY AND PRO HIBITION. ;:" .'X;: - Nine-tenths of all the Republicans in Ncrth Carolina "were from the very first igainst the bill parsed by the last Democratic General Assembly called prohibition, not from any hostility to tAmnrancf 1 hut ' h'n account of iht I charter of the present, bill."; The Jead- ere 6f the party hate considered, theact j of the legislature verycarefully. and consulted together fuliyand after such, j consideration they baye coTie to the conclusion to oppose the bill as it ;s an anrepnblican measure. The -Republican State Committee convened at Raleigh on Thursday, the 9lh int., ind after a lull discussion of the matter the Committee instructed Dr. J. J. Mott, the Chairman, to issue an address to the. people , of the state setting 'Jf& thf ?eson why, they should vote against the act prohibiting the manufacture 6f liquor, and 'pre scribing who shall sell it. The address criticizes the act of the JJemocrauc egislature in its class legislationfully, arlji w hope the people of the state will read the paper and copsider fully the points made against th.U-pr0sc.rip7 tive Democratic policy, i The Republioan party of the slate has ever been oppose J to class legisla-' tiou. It lias been tne policy or tne party to stand bjr Republican micas- Hrevaod therefore the act of the State Commiitec in placing -the Republican party j the state oa: record ugainst this lat. tyranny of'D,emocracy yill be oppaed by a large msjority. The leg: Ulatyre docs, not prohibit the sale of liquor, but l hey claim the right to ayj who Abatlell, In other words evtry doctor hnp and every drug store in North Carolina' will be turned into a bar room. They allow professional gentlemen to Bell, but will not permijtj the poor grocerymnn to do thsame,anOj while they allcfw it to be sold, fhey pro hibit entirely tbe manufacture of liquor In other words, Virginia' Tennessee, Georgia arid Scu'h Carolina will man ufacture the liqupr for t1 e consumWa in North-Carolina,,, and thereby make th f uoimus profits out of it, which the k'v t os of North OaroliTna ught i0 be all' wed to ei'jy.. North. CarUnrt appus atu peacuc-t mui rot 011 inq grouii'J, whi!e lhe border states relerj red to above will make fortunes from their fruits'.' Can any man hesitate for a moment ' which side he will tae o such a:i iufkinou n)eaxlire j We are in favor of temperance in every particular. We. should be glad to see all the mouty spent in ibis state for wuiskey put in school.- tut when the Democratic Legislature ucdertakes to tyraituize over the business men of North Carolina, by saying they sha'.l not sell liquor, but that the doctors ard drug gists may, we are bound to xaida our vo,c0 and uje ourf ictlueuce agaiuit such infamy. . j I The PotJT will stand on the aide of the oppretisrd. therelore we shall do alii we caq iu an haqorable way to defeat the bill. rr. T 'T ,. ! I tinue the controversy with the tof, and hopes, after this, brother Canaday . . will concede lhat white Kepublicans nave riguts, as wen aa coiorea mat both have right1 equally. A word to the wise, c. fyf,jiVr Jaifrifaa. ii We congratulate brother Drake on the good judgment duplated in the .U..; .tl..ts TI11I m (ill mem maV "tbl liQth hae rjghta, equally," and that lhos rights "ha recognised. Now, brother Drake, we agree as we hare been fighting for the same cause, we are truly gratified at tbe above. There is nq bUer man than brother Drake, or one who desires to do greater jus lice to all than he. We take your hand, dear friend. - ';.r. ' CUTTOW, We dip 1 1 oaa a sprightly paper pub lished in Ne w York, derolod to cotton new; the following relatir 5 to this state: "The plan of incorporation for he erection of a cotton factory on the site where the Walont Creek Mills were re- Ctntly destroyed, has been filed In the affiee of tha Clerk of tha b'uMrlor t 1 o t itv C-ii-. jssued Tteriallou lq ojen b,oibk of ubacriptiua ;for the capital stock; of 1 100.000, la aharta of 1 10Q each. "The pUn is to nt botVvaer and steam power. ' 0a gtotlepap -;a; Vfllsoa feaijaU ready.pledrW himself to toTtet tlO, 000 in the 5rtpeed new cotton factory Ultra."- - . . i A ''will Informed corrcspondeatj in rut : coaatr iaforma aa that the iav creased acraiga of eoltoa thU year la fall 10 per ceaL Farmer were easy at thebeglaalBg of thUwtek choppirg oatUelrcottoa, Gotten toak Terr a near Balcixb, Korfblk merchants state that thU adTktt toa iii petUoaii ( Kotik TheatlndU jrodaaUe pUata are I cotttry, ivr te i tie wry im?r tliawb aad growlag fialy. Tha ecra Uoa cf trace 'nt, aed we Urn' em U abo fall of wbrnlae. ! I ii V thfat which ea ciarst ac j Carqlina tributary to that city are to the effect that more than half of the planters are now ahead . or last year with) their cotton. - ..; 'A cprrespondeiit at Gieenv ille, Pitt county, N. C, writes: , filr. Joseph r. Pollkrd, one of pur best and mos en- terniiHiirf farmprsj rpnirllntr three. tnWek from town, seot to Texas last spring J and burcbased somes extra: cotton seed for which bejpaid j thirteen dollars and fifty! cents f er bushel. He planted (bred-fourths of an acre of this cotton, leajrDg the stalky one foot apart and only one stalk to the hill, and picked therefrom last-fall a bale of cotton weighing 437 pound?. The cotton sold in this market for one-fourth of a cent ! per pound more than the best grades of other cotton.' "r -; , STATE NEWS: Mr. T. B. Kingsbury, editor of the Wilminzton Slar, delivered the literary address before thel Wila-jn t'ollegiaie Institute. ' V .. . A severe j storm pawed neat Tarboxo on Friday last. . The moat se vere ever known in that sectiorj all the crops and vegetables in its path were completely destroyed. : v v j The Rev. Dr. PrjtchaVdi. President of Wake Forest Colleee, delivered aa ad dress "t the closing exercises of tbe Laurinburg High 1 ischoolv . It was a very .able address, but a ram came qp before he had finished, aad tue oratiou was suspended. It is vyorth Anybody d while to stand in tbe raii to' bear so good an orator as the Kev.etbd Doctor. . jik: run nrP..,t iloi-jDg Stock Gf t:,e Etizibeth City & Norfolk Jlailroad Com pan v consists of 3 locomotives, built at the JUidin Locomotive Work, l'biladetlrflu; 75 freight cars, built t be I'rt dvgar;lr.n Vorks, Kicbmond: ' V a.', and iix ;pas- senger cars, built at :Wiimicgfu;.ifi. lhe track iar4b miles loti2. 1 Geueral M. W. fliu:som delivered tbe Literary Address before tbo m vvi Socie ties of the, 'University oju'."Vdne'sday, the 1st iust. His subject v, is tie tluty owed; by educated yourig Bicjjiof the state to the south, and it wa 'treated with eloquence audy ability. :In th.e afierroon Dr. Harrison preacLtd the Baccalaureate Sermon from Johu li b chapter and H2d versi,: "Aud I, i( I be lifted up from the eartb, will .'draw ail men unto me."' The scfmon":wat profound atul iutercstiug, trealiifg oj the different forms, of theis;n 'ulalearoeU nnrl lihral innniipr . " f d a.v... V ' I P - : . SjiatesviHe A mcriean: Tbiirl:iy of this week," a statue- erected to" the memory of the late Chief Juatica Rich mond M. Pearson,. in Oak Ofove; Cem etery, at Raleigh by tbe -students ;wbq read law. under him, will bei. unveiled to the public. Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Mary Davis, daughter of the Chief justice, and his grand-daughter; Miss I ss"! ' "1 g'-uie u u aim I be present on tbe occasion. The ,tfti. motiial will be most worthily bestowed; to lf al "putaiion will prove more I enduring than granite or marble lne town ot tatesviiie has got a new Steam-Fire Eogine, caUJ tbe ''.Slates I til I IA " m Ii inh ma n i r v . tltvttmK f ti a u.wb streets to the music of Bands and the I delight of everybody The Roanoke Xtm, (dem.),-. If is conceded that Cameron was the strong est candidate for jUovcrr.ori that the Virginia'Readjusters could have nom inated. i-Ueis personally very popular and has many friends. It is also thought that the administration can be induced to help the ticket, though this ia. denied b? some. Judge W. A'. Mcore was I in our o2ice on Tuesday and cave us a I description of the Paramour case at Cheraw, S. C, last week. - ile said that it was a hard fought case, the whole town being in great excitement, j lie is reporte4 as saying, that paramour was indicted on "trumped up chargs?, bat says that he sa.d tothiog f tbe kind,' but that he was only indicted and convicted of soliciting another to poison a well. ITc said cothirg dis respectful of the genlJemcn sopj cd; to be engaged in the r iou.. The Faycttevil'c jj imjmtr gives the 1 following ' curiou atcvuui ul boj I'arry I ..t. v. .. r.,i I Shaaoon, cd is ledctd, a woader, fur J he b a Cue (WutuaUtt'a'ed jKtes considerable cratotical pewr?; sua wt J tniak that te is more cl a Utciatratr pan aa orno; la ttc ut 01 taai word, lie U e?fviallj Cse ia tha reuditwn f iotc've, lu bis 'jatra of.patho aad fielicg ar by auaoa ol tbe highest wderi ,. Mn delivery Is I fine, his waaaer va?i lai h: grt- I tares are fall of fneieaed tieiace, bat with all, there i w? &l eaOAl ol oratory waeuoj. h we accept :r ally Ckero'a dcaiUya tki acrtos U oratory, then we mast jay r hua b the raakt 'cf t'aactt'fat9ra cf est that I the hearer, fx he certa'y aetvr tt;& I oae y hU redutba- iCai'jkTEM&i. &Wit?8&?m' 4-z3;r.3iv 1"ii"t'i ! i: Chew ' Jacks i There w$re no intermeoioBallejaa "There were four iftlerttenU n Tit Fnrpt f ;kmtVrv dnrih tlie week, two i i- " .."nf 4 We haa the pleasuro-of iacptlng. on iour recent twit to Goidabord, r. ueo. I T. Wassom. the able editor of thtar. . w - I ' -r ; r 0. Hubbs M. C., we met at aieigu. congressman .uudds is i iwwi and solid.; He Isone of IheIellOWa pleaied to learn that he is" improTing. in the state. V T' v . . i -t- v .f,-,.vi.? ea. - .. r ! ' V; V ' ' '; -'yvt...1,A' leamaii belonging to thei;BnUsh Among the notariea pubUaappointad brie Elinbeth Scott, was arrested Fri by the Oovernpr -on :Tbnrso;arvr Messrs. 8. N, Cannon aad E. a. Barker. ol this cityvs r -"t V -v" There were four marriage licenses issued by the Register of Deeds this wee, one to a white and three to col- ored couples. - , - Th,, wrthr, int.rmnt in 0k- dale this week,ione adult and tWo chii- . . I dren: one of the last named was brought here for interment,' The &tar of Zion comes to us this week in mourning at the death of the Rt. Rev, BUhop jf J. Clintoa, who diedTa Atlantic City. N. J., on the 24th of May, 1881. . M ; ' Mt.-Nebj Lodge of F. & A. A; Y. M. will Celebrate St. John's Ahniversary, 21ih of June,by a parade through Wil mington, and public installation or bf licers at the Opera House. Address by Rev. Jamea W. Teifare, P.. D, G.VM. Festival at the City, Hall- at night. The Rev. George. Patterson, D. D. will preach and administer the Holy Communion in St. Marks' Uhorch oq Sunday morning, 4u:e lth, being "Trinity fciun day, " her vices commend iog at U o'clock. " Iu tbe evening' tho Rev. ;D. Ilillhouse Buel, D. D. will preach iu the above church. Services commencing at C p. iu. A cordial ic vitalion is respectfully extended to all. Seats free. ' ,.': ' ' . ' ' Quite an Unfortunate accid.ut hap pened at the livery stable of Capt, T, I J. Southerland, Tbursday morning last w.bich, .however, did not result as seri-1 AHisly-as it might have done. A por-1 in of .lhe loft of the stable gave way, pncipiUting about eight hundred 1 bushel- of grain an1 feed la the flooH 1 - 1 a . ? i.i. oeiow, oaaiy uamagmg iwo or mree vehicles, but fortunately not 'resulting in any loss of life to man or beast. Probable loss about $400 Cavgiit Uih. A white man by the name of Atfred Thompson, who hails from Oo'uinbus county, was ' arrested h re Friday night,' between 9 and 10 i o'clock, under a capias issued from the Superior Court of Columbus county. Four or five months ago warrant were issued in Columbus for Thompson's arrest; on the charge of several larce nies committed iti that -county, but the man got wind of them and escaped and came to this city. :. ' i Gen. Allan, Rutherford, who, though hie stays mostly in Washincton, actu- aily maintai is bis residence in Wi! isington, . dioppi down upon us the ojthcr evening, and almost before we k;uew it, stole away on the early north ern train, carrying with him one of the tir daughters of the Cape Feaiv So the next was read, "at the residence of ihe bride's father," and ' other words following it were many cordial wishes for the happiness of General "Allan Rutherford and the farmer liss al A'iella NtJT, now his wife. rST E K l1 Xls E. vtolda boro, . U.i a jurishirg little city on the Weldoa road, is cne of the most ESTTEtramsa placet in North Carolina. AU the peo- eleare EsTEaratstxo. both whiu and - colored. And at last there has been asethe r - E?rrKariti?K- started: it is a very handsome EsTExraisv. too, aad wa hope the proprietor of tail new Egrjtss may reap splendid dlvideoos from his iavetmest .Tacas who de sire to larni ia int new xrrxav raus should end the amoaot to Mr 11 Smith, editor and proprietor 0) thetoldbcro,li.Xi7rM(,a pa per pcblUhed la behalf cf tha bwdaeae ot Gold tbero, and the colored eit'was of the state. . : ; : PPC. OOyXXTC , -ilATTKUL Tim Bardf llealik.th Board of Coaiy em niasioacn. taa Uoaru ci vaacauo aad the Beard of yagistratea al Peartcr coaaty. met at Barraw Maday laat. Dr . Geo P. Ljscaa was eSectrd PreaV deat c4 tha Board of UtalUt, aad pr. W. T. Laaett, Semiary aad ajria- teadeaUjl Dr. Trl IVrttr deeilaed a amiaaUo at Pttaldeat Dr. J. C. radhairst waa k&& CSaramet, aad Uv. J. S, CUtk O-aty ?awita4: Barnea iklpped; ffom ibis fUr 79 bamla of cocutabe tofteriortltern markett. ; 1 n 'U Hon. M. W. Ranson will accept bur thanks for Ubo speech of Senator Coke lina. .'"'v U-; .-? aonug the snoath i jiat 1 w tneae y were whita and 22 wera colored: 20 jidjilta and II children.' - ' " ' a . a a. . " uen, josepa addom nas oeen quite gick !hJ wt of the Uma .'confined '' to hia residence. Ave are day and locked up by .order of the British Vice; Consul at thia port for lusioe obscene and profane, language in tbe presence of ladies. ,t Mr. E. A. Hawes, at his farm' near Point Caswell, a few days ago killed three rattlesnakes, the smallast of which hd tweuly-three rattles, and oa the faltowD day he nd one of bauds I'll J :i J ;.':' j -. . . ' ' tiuea seven gooa sizea water moccasin .Excursions baye been all the rage for the last eight or ten days, and while we are talking' about excursions' we will take occasion to advise the U. S. authorities to be on the lookout aad see that our excursion boats are not , 1 . . . over crowdtd. ; There has been so many acetdents in other localities that we hope nothing of .the kind will be al lowed here; MApsIo. The following is the list of Officers of the Grand Council of North Carolina, Rojal Select Masters, elected at Asbeville on Thursday last J I Macks, Wilmington, M I G M. SH Smith, Winston, D IG M. I W L Wall, Durham, (Jl'C W. Vm Simpson, Jlaleigh, G Treas. j D W Bain, Raleigb, G Recorder. ,W R Kenan, Wilmington, G C G D. P. Mast, Winston, QCC. ; j R H Bradley, Raleigb, G Steward!. B G Bates, .Wilmington, G Sentinel Anti-Pkohibition Cos vest iosL-- In an article concerning the anti-Pro hibitiou conventiou iu our last issue we wrote, "the delegates from this county all returned, we undersUnd, perfectly eobar," and tbe printer made us say returned "perfectly solemn." We do" not like to have a lot of men m'urep- resented. The facU are the delegates were tery much rejoicedi they believed rtm Ue outlook, tnattne last act or . . . . . . Democracy towards proscription would I certainly be killed in-August. The steamer Vesta, which was recent purchased by Messrs. Jamea Bag ley and E. T. Love, of. this city, arrived here on last Sunday'. She is a staunch built craft, in dimensions 102 J feet in length and IS feet 5 inches in width , of beam, being about the same size as the steamer Wave and built af ter the same style. The Vesta is to run between this city and Fayeiteville, I and will be under the command of Capt. T, Love, part owner. She is undergoing some slight repairs, will re ceive a coat of paint and in about a week commence her trips. The Vesta will be furnished with ample accommoda tions for passengers, aad it is intended,' if found practicable, to make her a day boat. aew Postal, Rclisu.--A ; general order has been Used by the Poalmaater General, declaring samples of flour or other powdered subslar.ee unmarab'e except When put up in transparent bags ma4 of parchment paper or aimiiar material, and sealed so thaloio parUc'ea can if 1 through. These bagsmut also be inclosed to boxes or tube made tf hard wood or metal with sliding or clap or sciew lids. If the. boxes are ofirood no 1 sharp coroen credgea I r , a CB expomi w aertby otter aiuciea in the mai wld be damaged. Metal bo:t tu,rV9 Urxg H goiters are also declared wo wauai. '.A Depoty Sheriff Daaiel Iloward k ft lor Raleigh . oa Ust Wednesday mom- tag with the tsllowiBg peiJoner, coa Ticted At the late term of tha Crlaiaal Ocmraod aeattaced to the praitrn tealiary for the leraas aad aSraca spe cified: .v .";:.T-f--"'-.-.-"T- P W SmiUi, Urceey, 5 y tar. D vH Yoaag, larceay, I years; 5 Kraaoa Med way, f jrgvry, 5 yaratf- Ckhard Wallera, fb periewr, 1 veara. r Jamea P. ?paav. Lh - r-reirw, 2 I . , The tare escaU Wya, PtoUnTsraer, I D 4afM aa4 3tick Jtkamm, at tnX tatraed ta tww years each la tha raUrwtiary, far lajrcray wrra -Vaa- aey eaderrd ta Ve b?d ml U femti rif at ilxzzt trao Ha cry, Ue ct-rt cf the ccert U W raid r The steamer WaTe, Captain Robeson, of the Expresa leamboat Company haa resumed her regnljar tripa on . tha lina. j PtOHlBITRiir Vf p?IKX.--A lint- class joke "oh1 -the 1 prohibitidnista f of Pender cottnty occurred at' tho "picnic 'at Point Caswell on Wednesday laati ThO mUte"ellei upon' Prof. K. of :thlidt7to speak; whiclt he finally did. He told his hearers that he aometimes took a driak.1i fact he was rather fond of one, and alter? he tooc one drink it made him fefr like aaothef man, and then he always had to treat the Other man.! Ha says he 'aa invited by at least a dozen different meat to take Uger jwithin aa manymintttea, in met, ha isays, for'the'pnrpose of obtaining good drink1ng,'prohibitioQ picnics are placea tO 'Visits t p-i '''Cf-lx, ft.fe; ;i:'Vl- I i r. I ; -. . '.. ' '"I ''-i '. . B$aba of AuEK3ffiir--Tbe Board of Aldermen, .'met In regwlar monthly session last Monday night. All the members of the Board present: Mayor, . ,.- ! - . , r - - -. omith prtsiding. t :. . ;. ... In the matter of uniformsVor the po lice force, the. finance, committee was granted, further time. i Certain condemned fire hose was re ported sold, and the amount realixed f2S 4 was ordered to.-be credited to the Fire Department Jj. ,.V';-"': The committee on Fire Department was granted further time on the matter of, a fire alarm bell. The adverse re port of tbe same committee on the questiou of a telephone fire-alarm was adopted. t ; ; ' ', : , : , The rtnort of - the committee, on Po lice, recommending the reappointment of the polico lorce, as now constituted, including janitors, was adapted. - The Sanitary committee wax granted further time. .'";?::' The petition of certain butchers, re garding the weighing ol. bejef cattle reported adversely .from the committee was disproved, being contrary to law. The Clerk and Treasurer and Tax Collector prefented his official bond $20,000-wiih O. G. Parsley, Z, Latti mer andE. E. Burruss as snreties; the same approved by the. Board ef Audit and Finance. ' A communication from tl e Board of Audit and Finance was received, nam ing Messrs. Norwood. Giles and R. J. Jones of the committee to act with the Finance committee of the Biard to ex amine and destroy bonds and coo poo a that have been paid and cancelled. -Petitions of Dj Steljes and J. W, Hewlett to erect wooden buiUingt were granted. . p '; The following persons were elected as a Board of Commissioners of Navl gallon and Pilotage: . Measrs. James H. Chadbourn, Don. McRae, H. B. Ellen, Jas. Sprunt and D. G. Worth. ' J The report of the Finance commit tee, recommending a tax of five dol lars per month be levied on each steve dora making contracts for loading or discharging: vessels, w.n 'adapted. : Reports "from iht U-oet 'of lhe Fire Department and tbe Superintendent of Health were read and accepted. Petition trom J. C. Lumaden, C M. Harris, and S Jewitt, asking for a modification of the Sunday law, was not granted. " : ; ' ' ':-', : Bids for paiating rooms of the City Hall bn!diag were referred to the committee oa Public Buildings , with power to act. j 1 ' Bid of G -f.re Uonhett. to repair leep in order the city clock, was refvired j to a special committee, con aut iog of Aldermen Huggici and Nor tbron. J Tbe-cymaHlecao Vireet and wharfi recommended sucdry repairs to Natt street and variou docka. : Adopted. ; Report of same commluee concern iog sidewalk- was referred to Chief of l!:ce,p';:::.;V ApfllvaiijM r E. J.'TeaDypacke? for renew! cf leaae-of Opera ' Iloae, for five year, from October 1st, ISSl, wa received. .' "''"V - '-;-.:. On motkta of Aldermaa Northrop lit followieg rraolctioo waa adapted: Jttwofcrjt, That the Ftaaac commit te be em powered to take aa iaeatary of all artkies la Mm Opera Uatue betid lag, aad to nave apervioa aver the repairs made j by the letaeeaad that aaid cematiuve bate power to lease; tbe bai'dicf fr tae term el five yeara ap the heat trraas paaaihlc. aaM real to be leea than six kaadre4 tfaUara par aaaam, pavahia qputxtif, v AppikaUiaaa for tJba . peaiiaoa Staadarl Keeper wrra relrrre4 t) tha Ua jc to rtpoa at aw at am Ja. ; A . rctUiam froea tha maUjloai ItarhH Coapaaj vu prrKtr4 a4 reaJ hj Mr. 1L A. Eorr. t AMcrmaa Nnhrp wTt4 iW aj peialascaX e a psattlttew a Urea ita lUjtr u W hairmia axa4 u IUltha etaat trata aa&r mbk a iiweailna fraaa tVt frtfl tf Atlit awl Haaxca rtlaUra U tXs mltt mSa af tVia faaranraka:tTmat npt laatk to iUa fiaajii. 71m iUymfmlfU AUmTTaraa AUrraaaa. IXam. A. U. tfaiJaa earn faewl ami ataie4 flat kwtraa alraettf if NUMBER 24 tha memberi of the police force and a: large nnmbcr of the tax-payers of the city, for tha purpose of presenting' to tat jJoard a petition from the said force 1 for an increase in their pay. ' He aUted I that he araa not a paid advocate, bntj! came at the request of the petitiouerai Oa motion, the petiUon was referred to the Finance Committee, to confers with the Board of; Andit; and Fininee,! and to report at the next : meeting cf tne Board. . . - " Adjourned,' ' ' U;From. the nub. There Is perhaps no tonic ofTitcd ta- the people that possesa as uiuch rtal intrinsic value as the Itp letter.-! Jost atr this acason'of li o ver..vheo: the stomach neefs aii apji.''", r tnrf blood needs pur.iiri, the ' jeft jU ' beat remedy is IIo l of prevent J , ' 1 ' i aon' t. w.ns ;t . 1 f ' ?. a disease il 1... to recover lf-j- - kf.' RuT H ERKO RD. ut U - JULIA ADELLa. WefT.of thUcUj. i '"if --NEW ' ADVEBT1BUM if.'f f i MARYLAND - EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, f 54 Saratoga St.; Baltimore Md. I The Itoard oTDlreetors Ukc this nnimiin. nlty oT Informing tbe public f th tncrMt advauUeea of tbla Intltuliu to Uentu KarreriK from 9 e and i.mr altcoilouB. Th luitiiuuoo nas uaeu in operaitou pat twelve yeura, atuU U jot rcn trull-" lor tli below M. 1'iuil'a olinrl. Indigent natienU will rind nJinlMlon m of cbirte. - By order of I U lWnl.,r .Liroel- OT9. . w. IMJBHIN. 1'rrnJtK'nf. ,1 DIRECTOK-B. F. Nrweoiuwr. Nui'l r. 8hoem-a.er.Frof. 1L h-Slipj.iurd.up. l'nt. Hcbo-li John if. B. Latrobp. l. J. f. Mnrtoa HiewArt, Chr atiau Ax, lltnj. K Ulruan. and other. -. Forapeolal taformatloh apply to l I)B-OEx RMIUNi?. 1 1 .;' No. 7 W.Moaament Hl.talu Vvrnon I'iHte) Burxeon in obarge. may '4 - MriKE HOME BEAUTIFUL, , ncravlara, Cbolee aubjeeta. LovHtmlrc Head for Otalocueand prlc Hut. AdfcNl S WANTED. AddreM J.C. McCl'RDY tCU.. Phlladlpbla. ra. , - may ! im H HAVE YOU EVER KN0VT1V Any person to be rlouslt' iu wliaouli . weak atomaeta or InactlTe lirer or kidney? And wben tbeae orv ana are In good rorult lion do yoo not find their poieaortijoy Ing rood lieaJlh- 'ark er a U loser Took) alwaya regulataa thea Inipnrta.it onranN. Md nevtrfailaio make tbo blood rich aud pure, and to vtrengiben every part of th ayittenu It baa cared hundred of deapair lnslnvattda. Aak your nelcUkor abouMU may K-w , , HIP. A rPrPV'B OUQ A N8 17 Htona 6et l 111. A A X. UolfVjiToDgurwdaly $i Address Ikanlel K. Beatly. Wakkta. ton, N. J. -. i , may aa-rw . ij- : E ' Marfalao sm. ORlNdllie MACHINES tVwiM Co. rl may 21-1 w 60LD MC0AL AWARDED TH HC AtlTHOB a mat Mnl r. tnwu4lakwtu4tkM. , MtMMN, Im mvmrf Cia. tmmUd "U a mn mi .tallatlcaa NAODY INEUROPE. , May llta Mr. I. It. Iwke. (Ken ltro leant V. Nanby) will all for l.nrttrv.fxr the purpoaeof etxHrilmUag k uir n il liim. to the Toi.r fu.rt. Tim Je tt ;will cover a period of 1 x month. -mtiiuwi iia Jane Uu . .' Tney wll lt wrlUru In ?!. Nntl.y ith liar Tain, anil wHJ Uc br ran make them. - -,'" --i ' . b. TI! 1 1 Toledo VAc'-eir? H-lbel.AlMa porta t. I.. . lhUfeatir', toaavd aptV n i lira In et?y fl i-. Ii i. II .' Kor .Tbtri iM S - . 1'or KJs Mttii;, . , '"'I ' ' i . i Eeery anhacribcr , r j the mmioiUoi ut air. reeaSve free nf rto.r a 4..; - , htitTRAir ui' lis iik li la atae a4 lyte ialtar to th 4 f ek uvhm ucn we umiI t.t iw pmnu i ue pirtr r 4-. -,.. aU tar ict. It wiil mo t,- t t Hpm u amarfceta4ail.ao4nureittirl.il t.4 acnare to IUm. . -"i! - .t1aie emirlag W r t '. mti tae portrait. mi wet n t 4n aorty. WeaceJl prtet a wiu e4ii.to M able to m4 aok aaWr. W.t m f ply w U oonouw ao nkMwun aanoto. IM4 yor Will'i taaaaerfontty. i fcaailnaia aiplaao to Buaam eeiie4 ooy aomrwa ipaa appiicio rao- .' Toeai O. - In J:w tiff ausxinnl J?Sm, WOmlaftam, N. Ttaaeeaijataleraa tap poario ta W to ML iroan orrnur oiaa.Vwtoy 4 tieaniainiija,aaa oaa a o iaoea etiae V aa4W H it 1. " 1 . attaaaiaw a taw rtaaA. ate TSU. ae W eaawaaip PENH air; wweoi a f ooia. TEACH Kits JfiSKlSS r aaaa tmmammtm ow man may ZMw iri T an aa mhw Wwjna '4' ! t t s