THIS PAPEK
I. nuokUhtd every afteraoon, Soidayi; ex
cepted by
JOSH. T. JAMES,
EDITOR AKD PKOPRIXTOK.
I
mi BrtCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID.
,1 rear. $5 00 Six months, $2 50 ; Three
nK.Dths, $1 15; One month, 60 onU.
The p&per will be delivered by carriers,
,rW5 otebarge, in any part of the city, at the
ibove rates, or 13 cent per week.
Adrertieing rates low and liberal
f-Subcribers will please report any and
it failure to receive their papers regularly.
Miscellaneous.
KtiOWH & RODDICK.
w-
45 Market St.
v n vc insi finished taking our annual
im; of a ..s k, ami are now daily recriv
- N'KW (JOOL'S from the Northern
Miiikets, tuitall for the
FAI L AND WINTEH TRADK !
. nr natrons will study tbxir best inter-
.. . ?
f;ts i.y making tneir purcnasi-s as carry ui
j,,. jy-usoii as couvenient,as the general in
rations of the market have an upward
20.000 YARDS BEST CALICO !
PK1CE ;ents.
Vhwlale buyers would do well to look
,....r .nr -iM-k. befiie Durchasiug as we I
lve a tmat many no da we are offering I
much Mow THE l'KESElMT MAKKUT
VALl'E
Fansl&
C osiu2 out the balance at Greatly. Re-
due d' Prices.
l'liin, Siriped and Chncked Naiosook
MuHi.s. The best value ever onered.
Call and examine.
Linen Lawns from 12 1 to 20 cents.
Dress Goods.
Our Variety is Large. Our prices ARE
"LOW. 8c upwards.
Laces.
liretonne, Torchon and Italian Laces.
YW have very .much th Largest assort
ment that hai been onered in this city and
our 'prices, either by th jard or piece, cau
not be undersold.
Ouilts.
Di.ni 'sf .ic atul Imported Quilts. Our stock
of Hie above i lanre. We have marked
m r .iw it, nmv.riMi,itv tn .nni. tiir
H'a.iis at. 'he old p"lC-
i - - j 1 r-j i
T ble Linens-Towels
and Nankins.
nrj . resent assortment exc -Is anything
I'.ivt! ever eh iwii.
''all atul i:ive our stock a ! k over. Our
I'uyr Is in the market at piesent and we
are mvivinj: many Novel: ies.
OUR r
5 and lO Cents
J
Is itn:ited on the S. W. corner of Market
c m'T V , 'ai GVery 7f
Come ll, to l!ii rort lirincra a tCrAri lih nl I
the most surpiisinsly Cheap and Useful
fo ds 1 1 1 at ever were offered iu any mar
ket under a?-.y circumstances. We offer
great indue meuts to Wholesale Buyers.
Dnrv ttt xt o t- ATTTriTr
45 Market Street
nz It?
Zephyr Worsteds.
OTHER LARGE LOT
JUT RECEITD.
WHITE 10 CENT.
COLORED 12 (ENTS.
iu Look oat for announcement of Grand
Millinery Ope:,in.
N. H. 8PRUNT,
ert15 Fxchanjre Corner
Manchester Yarn.
25 3d. MANCHESTER YARN.
A superior quality, just received
25 l5r1'8 T ve Oeorga Steetig. -
wit, Bagging, Ties-
6000 8c" LIVERPOOL RALT.
VUVJ String Si
Mtrin .-v. I
200 hrle nd na!f Ro118 "AGGUro,
3500 Hundlefl5eTirs,
Flour, Bacon, tic.
"00 BW. Fresh Flour,
in Sb'CltT MeasPork,
125 TtK' u hic Fmi1' 1 rd
. Extra O. and O l
1M Rk V DQ v
l ii ft nJ 80X68 Kreih Crackers-
Jotwh, Lye, rioda, Soap, Starch
Buckets, Paper Twine,
.. OW by
..whLlAM8 A vnnnmsnv
Wfiolesale Gro. A ComT Mer
r- i j i c . j . r . rrMt i i - '
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The1 ' ' Daily 1 Kevbew. 1
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VOL. IV. J WILMINGTON, N.C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 j 1879. . NO. 200
LOCAL NEWS.
v Mew Advertisements.
Fee ad Lost.
i
P. HaiHBBjaeift jDo Not Forget
A. A I. Suaiia They ate Here.
R. M. McIntirx To jHousekeepes.
Osbhaudt A Ce Buggies, Harness, Ac
F. C. Millkr Baby jSjrup, Ac
Altaffbr Sl Prick We Do Not Claim
Boatwrioht A McK-t Groceries
Yatks' Book Hto e
and Photo koam
A W. rd.
Hknbt Savase -Particular Notice.
, L. VoLLEttb Kemoral
i
Williams A M6rhiom Ma&chester
Yarn, J
John Cark ll j-Houp.
Bee ad Clyde's Steamship Lin.
Rev. G. D. Bbrrhkim, p. D. St. Paul's
Fem,je Seminary.
For other locals see?, fourth, page.
Wirdow Glass-all Ssizes at ltafler &
Price's.
t
Window Glass of a
1 s;zes at
Jacobi's
Hardware Depit .
No interments
1U
Oakdale Cemetery
during the week.
Full moon to-morrow morning at 2
minutes past 4 o'clock.
Br barque Indiana, EvaLs, from this
port, arrived at I;ndon on the 26th inst.
The best WiuJows, Doors and
Blinds
and Lowest Prices can be got1 at Jac
Bi8
Hardware Depot.!
J
1 here were three interments luliellevue
Cemetery during the week all children.
fetrangers in the city should not fail to
vmi the fe'Sh Factory, loot ot Walnut
street.
!
f
Sell-". Georyia B. McFarland, Strong,
siiled from Bath, Me.,1 on the 25th inst
fjr this poit.
f
v... .. t0ul, uwm j
port for Trieste, cleared oh the 8th iust.
from Gibraltar
Mr. E. F, McKae hai ben elected Cap.
tain of the Shoe Heel Rlflesi Vice C. T.
,in of the Shoe
... . i
Willis, resigned,
Last night w is lovely. The light of
the nearly full harvest moon shone bright
ly and from a clear sky. j
. . .M -
Green turtle soup, probably tl e last of
the season , will bd hrUel out ove, the
freeJnnc' counter, at
in Carroll's.'
tc-
morrow morning.
M my a woman dusts bijliard chalk ofi
her husband's coat and a big tear stands
in her eye as. she thinksnhow late he
rwork3 at night at his desk by the white
washed walls
Any father who would go out and put
tar on his front gate after dark, must be
Io8t to a11 Ben6 of humanity and ordinary
V , i "'J
espectability.
Prudent people always have: Dr. Bull's
Baltimore Pills convenient. Th?j often
oT . uw,lur"uu "f.ouiy
" x vt ociv. v . y uvm. I
'
Frobably the mild-eyed goat s the
only animaUver invented that jean eat
24 hours a day, and then get iup an hour
Detore clay aua aevour a uour-narrel and
even Old 4rUtt Cans for a lunch.
Wheu a boy scrapes a little skin off
hia L-nnrtlfxi whilA anvrtrttr wrwi for hw I
mother he makes more ado about it than
when he knocks his bis toenafl off run
ning to a fire. ' This is reliable.
¬
We are reliable informed that the roads
leading from this city to Pender county
are now in much better condition than
they have been for a number of years
Pasc- If l
The instruments or rather a nortion ol
them, for the fire alarm were nceived by
M i
Mr. DaForest this morning. A portion cf
the instruments have been in the citv for
a month put. The alarm will soon
Win working order. ! i ;
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Mr. xatz lias Keiurned.
Mr. M. M. KatzJ who has been Ifarth j
fr several .weeks pas', layinlg in his stoek
of -Fall and Winter staDte and fancv drv I
goods, has returned p. the city. I Hq eays
that he has bought j lorgely arid is weil
satisfied with his purchases. He will
make a full announcement to the ladies in I
a lew days through the columns of the
REVIEW.
Indications, j
- War Department,
4
Office of the Chief Signal Officer
Washington, D. C., Sept. 20, 1879 'J
For the&oHth Atlantid, SUtea partly,
cloudy weather, Easterly i wuda, slight
changes of temperature and barometer.
- 2" - . . - -
For bar steel, iron and carriage goods I
go to Jaoobi's Hardware Depot. 1 J
iue uar.iu-r.aric ajiaucujij
Our readers are possibly familiar with
me lacunai ior me past weeK or more,
there has been a duel imminent between
Mr. J.'J- Dargan, ODe of the editors of the
,c f tt' , i r i
bumter (S. C.) TJ atchman, and Mr. Joseph
Earle, a lawyer, both pa.Ues from the lit,
tie town of isumter. It seems that the
difficultyerewout of a newspaper article
vriten and nublish-d bv Air. Danran.
euiniea "lUe Average Senator'7 JUr.
I ..... . r. . . . . -
E vrfe being in the State JSenatelroni Sum-
tir county, thought that the article was
iuteuded to reflect upon him.
It seems, go rumor has it, that there has
always been a little feeling of jealousy ex.
istiug between the two parties in question,
I. . f i
oolu oeing rising young lawyers, ana coin
w i u . J7
h. Ui.h., r. ... i
terJ positively relatir to the article re
ferred to and is said to have denounced
Mr Dargan as a d d liar. This Intel li-
i i
gence.was communicaUd to Mr. D. ' and he
immediately approached Mr. E. on the
subject and the result was a demand of
"that satisfaction due one gentleman to
another." AH the preliminaries were ar
ranged and the place of meeting was the
noted duelling grounds of 'Sand Bar
Ferry," near Augusta, Ga. The author
ities at Sum.er got wind of what was go-
"Ma www sum. a mmw aw Bv
ing on and immediately proceeded to
t I w
arrest aua put unaer Dona ine parties im
plicated. Mr. Dargan was arrested and im-
mediately complied with the requirements
. r . . J ,, , i
tuo low "J jv"" ,U4 wv
s - . t ri . l a - . i r . i z
wniGn aiterwarua provea to oe aeiecuve
aad did not at the timQ e8Cape4 the pro-
i r : .u I
out the slightest hesitancy. Mr. Earle
asked the officer to accompany him to his
house after his arrest, in order that he
might see his wife, who was there quite
sick. The officer oomnlied and verv fooU
i "
ishly waited at the door for his prisoner,
while he went into the house. Mr. Earle
made his escape from the rear of his
dwelling, where he Dad in waiting a horse
and buggy, together with his 1 second, a
Mr. BlandeDg. The two drove over to
Wedgefield, a station on the W-, C. & A.
R. R.. a distance of ten miles, I wher
they boarded a' train for Columbia and
thence to Augusta, thereby thwarting
comP1etc,y the BtDg arm of .J'
Vir. Darga took the train that night for
j i
Charleston, via Florence, where hs was
joined by his second, Gen. Richardson.
The two proceeded to Augusta and justas
they crossed the Savannah river on the cars
and were safely on the Georgia side, a
Lieutenant of the Augusta police walked
upjand, from the description of a telegram
he had in his possession from the Intend
ant of Sumter, together with an order for
their arrest, he claimed his prisoners.
They then gave bond, telegraphed
their interruption to the other parties and
arranged to meet in this State, somewhere
near Charlotte. Mr. Eat le and his aec( n.5
again were succesbful in evading the
cmcers of the law and salely reached the
... .... ...
Ntlrlh Carolina line. Not so with Mr.
Eargan and his friend, however; as Mr.
tj. wa? arrested in Columbia. PcsitiVely
refusing to give bond, he was put under a
annrd at thfl "Hpi drix Hnnm" anH af K5o
? . r
escape. 1 his was as feed and granted for
the ostensible purpose of havine
a BocL'l and private chat with
kerne of his personal frieuds, , with out
' the unplearant subjection of having
an officer or policeman in there presence.
The conversation among the friends
hating ceased Mr. Dargan gent to Chief
i .
ofPoliceRadcliff.andtold him that he then
UCBircu lu uo " " F. u
1 : j . A l l r l t
Jtt8UCB lo olT' r8M we wouul 8iaie nat
: ?.-xm r u .i.i. .i .
lDe autnomies seemea wining to reietr ,
mm ,I-iy u ." oi uocor
showing the implicit confidence thy had
ia h.m as a man and a genueman. L
air. l. positively reiuseu anu tola luem
hskt he was tben lheir prig0ner.
A guard was stationed at the door of
his room with his backa gainst it.so in the
Uinly know it. The room occupied
by Mr. D was the third story of the
buildme. About 11 o clock that niffht he
made his escape by
means of
a rope ana descended to the
f ouud . His disappearance was cot
kiaown fur three or "more hours after.
wards, and of course, every one was in
ignorance aa to the direction he had taaen.
flW second (Ue. Klchardson) who was
ti - vn m Sumter, was teleraphel to and
be immediately put out to join his Meud
traveling over the country by prirale con-
tv.i a rf-i .: ' .i
veyance to Doko, S. OL, a station on the
O. U & A. B. ' After baring reached
mi... n.... n-M o..i
I tkm nn:x ii ...
yumi. tuey were still ignorant aa to
the whereabouts of the other parties 'as
Were they as to theirs Mr Earle and
hi8 friend . . nhflrIftf;o
I an tu 0 j- . . '
y advised them to return home,
fpHny tW L
effo !
, . . olu uu ma luu
a f1718 them to return to Sumter,
wmcn they did, Mr. Dargan and his
i i r f nil rn ia jninM . I . .
, lu"un,u6 Hucceeuing mgnt,
t14" lhureday night). Parties from CJoi-
urabia and other places, gentlemen
of considerable note) and friends
I of both parties, have gone
to Sumter to see if thv runw a-
,lange the difficnitv in a manner tifa..
I i "
tory to both partlea Ifc is giacereI
hoped that it may be amicably settled
Both Partus are gentlemen of considerable1
prominence and influence, youDg and
fine-looking and of undaunted courage.
fTIl ' I i . L
jneanovejis a correct outline ot the
facts rektivej to this projected! duel and
is, we believe, the only fuU and thorough
report of the atLir which. has' yet been
published.
Save your money by buying or-Build
ing Supplies from Altaffer & Pric - ' t
Beautiflers.
Ladies, you cannot make fair skin!
I
mSV r.hPf'M ami Qnnr tin rr rvra m.'rk 1
th m t f ; ioof!fi- f
I - muvuj v-f a - U blUVl ui
the world, while in poor health, and
notning win give you such good health.
!5rerffJtn! DUyant spirits and beautfy as
Hop Bitters. A trial is certain
prooi
Bee another column.
New Advertisements.
St.
nary.
WILL RESUME 1T8 8ESSI0N8 ON
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1-t. 1879.
lnorougn instruc' on guaranteed.- Prices
eiceediDgly low. No
.i ATtra ftharcrik fur rt-na
extra language. Bojs admitted under
twlTe J" af; , , ,
cut iitiiuor paruuuiarB luirrts,
REV. G. D. BERNHEIM, D.D .
sept29-lt, . ! riccii,aL
Buggies, Buggies,
Harness & Saddles,
FOR SALE AT
GERHARD T dL GO'S,
3rd st., opposite City Hall.
REPAIRING DONE -WITH NEATNES8
AND DISPATCH.
HORRE-8HOEINQ A SPECIALTY
sept 29-tf
OFFICE CLERK & TREASURER,
CITY OF WILMINGTON,
September 27ih 1879.
Particular Notice.
i
QITY TAXES for 1879 are now due. Inter
est at the rate of Eight per cent, per ant. mm,
will be charged, according; to law, on all
taxes remaining unpaid October 15th, 1879.
HENRY SAVAGE,
i
sept29-oaw2t Treasurer.
Removal !
IW.OULD NOTIFY the public that I w 11,
on October 1st, remove u.y business to the
Store formerly occupied by Mr. P. A. t-cbutte,
as a Furniture Establishment, whare I will
keep constantly on haad a etock of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
and would respectfully solicit the patron
age of the public.
Yoira, Very Respectfully,
sept 29-tf X,. VOIiLPRS.
A Word I
rpO PARENTS AND TEACHERS :
The University 8eriea of School Books
were adopted by our 8ta'.e Boa-d of Educa
tion and X have made arrargements with the
Publishers for their introduction at Feduced
or Introduction Katf 8, with the privi'ege of
exchanging Old Books for toeoo. This ar
rangement will contioue only for a short
time. Secure your Books while thej are
chiap ! i
Counes immediately around New Hano
ejr can be supplied throagh me on same
teMreFnbhe,a W.YATES.
Do Not Forget
rjlHAT THE CUEAPFJsT PLACE TO
BUY SCHOOL BOOKS is at
THE LIVE 'BOOK STORE.
Pianos and Organs.
SOLD ON THE WEEKLY and Month
ly instalment Plan, at Bottom Pi ices.
Base Balls, Bats and Guides.
Blank Boks and Stationery of etery
description, at
BEISSBERGE&'S,
isept 23
33 and allTarketiL
Pail s Fem e
New Advertisements.
YOU WILL FIND
CARPETS, OIL
AT 21 rHOUT STUBS T.
fou wUl find LARGE, Wide Bed Blankets, 8heetin, FU1W Cottox.1, Ac, at 21
-r ! I Front Street.
lace, Lambrequins, Curtain Maslina
A large lot of Calico Wrappers only T5 cents
,lliU1Bu ooi veau.ijniiaren's
c" " uueiorj,
MORE
sept 29
Baby Syrup.
pAKKER'8 GINGER TONIC, Indian'
viiuimnjus, ouu b vougn oyrup, xviuta
Chill Cure, Aiers' Ague Cure and, a com
plete Etock of pure Drnjrs and Medicines.
! F. C. MILLER,
Corner 4th and Nun Streets.
Open day attd night, j
sept tt i
! Lost.
A
GOLD CHAIN AND LOCKET.
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The finder will be suitably rewarded
I - - -
by leaving It at I
j HkINSBERGER'S,
sept29-!t Live Book Store.,
Soup!
QREEN TURTLE SOUP, the last of the
season, for Free Lunch to-morrow, at
sept 29-1 1 JOH-N" CARROLL'S.
We Do Not Claim
jp 1TRON AGE simply because we are
a home enterprise, nor do we expect it at
the expense of any one's pocket; W E
DO CLAIM that we can fall any order for
Sash, Doors and Blinds,
Or anything inour line, at as LOW FIG-
UREb, and as good work and material, as
can be bought any where. Window Glase
Builder's Supplies always on hand. ;
!
Our new DRY. KILN" isin operation,
and none but the bi st Lurcher is used.
llespec fully,
ALTAFFER & PRICE.
Factory Foot of Walnut street. T"
Office Cor Nutt and Red Crota streets,
sept 29-
Boatwrioht & McKoy
TOLD YOU SO.
GROCERIES
have Advanced.
But nevertheless, we can evn niw sell you
BARGAINS.
Come and examine our etock and prices.
It will certainly -pay you. . '
You will at least allow us to past you on
prises. Won't you?
i
Write for Saaples an'd Piices. Your com-ican:c-ior
swill receive prompt aniweri.
We keep every thing tbat is kepi in a firit
class Grocery estaMi hment. I
Our Wiiie, Liqior and Cigar Depart meat
i j
caarot be excelled in the State.
8peciJ attention given lo the Ret iil De
partment. ,
Goods al wars 'resh. Luxu ies and Sub
tantials at very smalt margin.
- The fact ;s we keep on retail the largest
and most complete st ck of any bouse la the
8tate. 'I
, v '!
Call amd sea us. i . 1 -, -
Boatwiight & LIcKoy,
O Cl 7 ZTortU Front Street-,
feptia
: PLEASE KOTICE,
We will be glad to receire eotrmtni aticcs
from our friends on any and nil obeote ct
general interest but :
Tfe name of the writer t&nim a!wv? oe-fur
aiahed to the Editor j
Communications mast be written on
one tide of the aper. ,
Personalities muit be avoided.
And it is especially and partiarir under
stood that the Editor does not alwry. endot
the views of corresj-ondento, unless so state
in the editorial column. I
New I Advertisements.
NEW AND PRETTY
CLOTHS i AND MATS,
Koith
and Lace Curtain G oods, In great variety.
each; y on may judge whether or not they
Meiino Suits, in all s'zes, Ladies' and Child
a v., AC, c., C,
ANON,
It. US. McIWTIIlD.
CLYDE'S
Mew Yod-Ec
I AND
Wilmington, fim C
Steamship Lino.
The flteamcf
i
BE WEF ACTOR.
OAPT. JONES.
WiiX 8AIL FROM NEW YORK OJi
SATURDAY, Octobor 4.
Shippers can rely upon the prom pi
sailing of Steamers as advertised. -s
For Freight Engagements apply to
THOS. E. BOND, Snp't,
i Wilininjt'n,
WM.jP. CLYDE k CO.,
N. G.
I 35 Broadway, New York.
OPERA HOUSE.
. i . . ii
Monday Nig ht, September 29.
E veil t E f raor cl iiJa ry
T V " j . .
u Krnu opeLirg ana only appearan
this city of the unequaled and new
ce in
new
STAR ALLIANCE OPERA COMPANY,
, niione ccanery, Wardrobes and
effects, presenting the entirely new
Operatic success of the day,
H. MJ S. PINAFOEEI
Or, THE LABS THAT LOVES A SAILOR,
itepresenting in tbe Star Cast
THIRTY-FIVE LADIES A GENTLEMEN.
Notb These performances are of the
most refined and elevating character, and are
given at double mense. bat withnnt Afra
cnarge. -no advance in prices.) No extra
charge for reserved seats. Box sheet for best
eats now openat HEINSBEKGER'S Book
Store. .
Open at 7:30. Bfgin at 8:15 precuolj.
Carnages at 10:30. sept j26j
ORERA HOUSE.
Tliursdar, October 2c!
m m i j
FORD'S JUVENILE OPERA CCMP'J
. . - L '
i
ju Arthur fcullivan's Comic Opera, j
H. M. S. PINAFORE. I
FIFTY CHILDREN IN. OPERA.
Pinafore as done atjWallack's. PiWor I
inanewdreu. tery character is so well 1
done both musically and dramatically, as to
be beyond criicifin. i
Th New York Tribune Said : "Pioaf re, j
ai done, by Ford's Javenile Opra Co m pan y ,
was better sung and acted than bv ahr other
Company that hai appeared in NeW York i
City." - ;.
Admiaeion 25, 50 and 76 ceats. Secarrd 1
Seat?, $L Secured Seat for Children, 60c.
Hale of Feats will bee in on Tuesday, 8ep- f
tember 30th, at Heinsbarger's Bookstore, t. j
,cpt276t i ( i ;
They are Here.
BEG OF OUR FRIENDS TO call
and see ua. Our Fall and Winter'' Stock is
now arriving by evary train and steamer.
and we have no hesitation in pronouncing it ;'
the MOST DESIRABLE ASSORTMEN T 1
I 1 ' , i
f Gent's Clothing and Furnishing Goods I
vet bi ought to tbe Sut. It will take our I
two large and hand o me stores to hold it aL.
If ot withstanding the recent advance in the
Northern markets, we guarantee te sell aF
L0VER PRICES TMAH EVER BEFORE '
Call and see uj and we will prove It to j ou. t
f?rt2i . -. - jl. ' i. " r"T