The Daily Review,
J T. JA!Ki. En. auU Prop
VV Il.MAtJTOTS. W. C.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 187.
Entered at the 1'ostoffice at
Wilmln o ton , N. C, as Second -Class
Matteb.
VBIWU ANli REVIEWS.
Mrs. Augusta J. Evans Wi'son, the
author of 'Beulah 'St. Elmo etc., is
la new xorK, the guest ot the widow of
Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Even the New York papers own that the
project for a world's lair In that city in
1883 is languishir g, and there is already
talk of postponing it until after the Berlin
exhibition in 1885.
The German Emperor treats his troops
in the most paternal fashion. 'Good
morning, my children he eayg 'with a
kindly smile, as he rides p st the brigade
drawn up to receive him; and all the
regiments answers lustilyGood morning,
your Majesty.'
At a recent auction sale of ostriches in
Cape Land the lowest .rice paid for a pair
was $&00, and the highest $1,425. Since
the development of ostrich farming as an
industry, the value of the birds has risen
enormously, and a bunch of choice feather8
was lately seld at Toit Elizabeth for
a pound.
A new temperance movement has been
organized in Great Britain. It takes the
form of a joint stock company, with a
capital of $5,000,000, in shares of $o
each. It propo;e8 to open temperance
houses all over the kingdom. The Arch
bishop of Canterbury heads the list in the
prospectus of the enterprk-e.
The Prince de JoiuviJ'e brought home
from one of his voyages the entire cos
tume of a Queen of Ziozibar. It was
contained in a box twice as large as his
hand. The ladies of tbe royal family of
Louis Phillippe at the Tuileries crowded
around to seethe contents of the little box,
and were quite shocktd to find when it
was opened only a pair of ear rings and
a pair of siudalsl
When an enthusiastic third'termer a't
San Francisco told Grant the other day
that there were many in that city who
would like to see him President again, he
answered, diplomatically, I don't aspire
The Petersburg IndexAppcal has
misread us. jWe are not,' by aiiy means,
in favor of Mr. ITilden'a1 nomidatinn, for
the Presidency. If j he is the nominee of
the party then we will support
cordially but j be certainly is nrc
choice for the pooit on. M
hhii moat
our firs
THE
Speaking rf
STBEL AGE.
transition
rom no;
;8j: I ne
displacing
iron in all the larger industries of the
world is one of the most noticeable ecou -
to steel the New turk bulletin
rapidity with which feteel is
omic facts of i the
the dis
time. That
placemen., or substitution rather, is to be
steadily progressive and to make itself
felt in shipbuilding as well as in railroad
ing, would seem to be beyond doubt.
What our country is accomplishing in
tbe increased manufacture of Bessemer
steel is well known; but it may not be
so generally known, outside of trade, that
at this moment thej leading mills have
orders so far ahead that: it is difficult to
obtain even a quotation for the product
of this market. It was but the other day,
as we learn from the Chicago Tribune,
that tbe Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany purchased in England 6,000 tons of
steel rails for use on its New Orleans di
vision. . J j !
It would now appear, that; the company
is so well satisfied with the quality of the
rails thus lar rtccived that it has for
warded an order!
making 10,000 in
j
delivered at oi.ee.
for 5,000 tons more
all. The rails are to be
Bat for the immensely
high duty on imported steel rails most
railroad companies in this Country
would purchase their; rails 1 .in Eng.
land, as the pi ice there is not rnore than
i i.i
one-half what it is in this 'country, and
the quality is said to be much superior.
Th
it rails in
Illinois Central pays tor
England Xo per ton, which, hji equal iu
$2-125 iu this j country, j The duty, how-
ever
amounts
to more than
the origina
cost, 28 per ton being charged. Froight
to New Orleam is $1.50, which makes the
total cost, adding incidental expenses, de
livered at New! Orleans, about $55. Ti e
cost of steel rails in this country is about
III: j J
$50, and the trarispoitatiou to New Or.
leans about $3, which, in spite of the high
duty on foreign j rails, makes the cost cl
both kinds of rails, about the same.
For years pastthe English metallur
gists have diligently applied themselves
o meet tbe lequirements of a wide range
of industries for steel
and they are said to have succeeded to an
in place of iron,
extent which has
surprised even themsel
, the
Still further pressed o say wbther he ! Production Of Bessemer . steel has increased
ves. Within the past' live
years
would be a candidate in a certain contin
gency, he looked toward the sea and took
refuge in silence.
Mrs, Kate Chase Sprague was thirty
nineyears old on the 13th of last August
In Mr Chase's diary at the time of- his
daughter's birth is the following remarka
ble entry: "The babe is pronounced
pretty, but I think it quite otherwise.
It is, however, well formed, and I am
thankful. May God give the child a
good understanding, that'-she may keep
His commandments."
The wealthiest man in Kalamazoo
Mich., was approached in the street by
an excited little boy, who said: "Mister,
my sister is in the flume, over there; if
you'll get her out I'll give you a dollar."
The man rescued the imperilled child.
A few day afterward the boy entered his
office and put on his desk a dollar in
small coin, having broken open a toy
bank and sold a hobby horse to raise the
amount.
Raliroad companies are interested in
the subject of ties. The scarcity of tim
ber for the purpose has raised a question
as to a 8UD8tiTute. t;aa-irnn Limb rwt
three times as much as wocd, but the
difference is more than made up in tbe
length of time they wear. English lines
have introduced glass ties, or sleepers
By a new process tbe glass is toughened,
and the cost is about the same as those
of cast-iron, but there are about three
times as may to the ton.
They are having more fun than they
can keep to themselves in Ohio. The
other day in Logan County the Demo
crats got a colored man to make a Demo
cratic speech, andjthe meeting was at
tended bj some two thousand people.
All went on very well until tbe appear
ance of a couple of dozen colored men
araied with corn-cutters and making
loud inquireis for "the damned Democrat
ic nigger." Then the meeting broke up
in confusion. What outrageous balldtx
ingl
In Siberia there has lately been formed
the Siberian Ship Company with the ob
ject of establishing direct trade with Eng
land by way of the Northern Ocean. Last
year the steamer Siberia made a success-
lultrip to London. Jn June of thi yeai,
on the river Ob, three ships were ?adn, the
b, with 27,000 pood of wheat; the Jimun,
vita 1S,000 pood of lard and 10,000 pood
of wheat ; and the Nadejda, with 110 bar
rels of rye whiskey. Of the captains, one
is an Eaton, another a German, aud the
third a Latish ; of the crew 29 men are
Jjatisbs, 5 Germans, 5 Estous, and only
one Russian. It 'is reported that one trip
to England is sufficient to cover all the ex
jpeubes of building each ship. '
from 540,000 to 813,O0O tons, and re
duced tho price of steel, from 14 to 4
i i - i .
10s per ton. They have established steei
works on tbe Mersey, - on' the Tees at
B irrow, Sheffield and . Manchester, in
Wales and Staffordshire. Belgium and
Germany, by means of their cheap labor
anu me cultivation oi small ecouomies.
TUL. i..4fcTIGABLE j aL
I YORKERS. I
The New Yorkers are a great j people
and do not hesitate at 9 me of the mos'.
stupendous undertakings. One would
o -
hink that the ll.st Iiiver bridge should
bo well off there hands before they would
ready to attempt anther local work of
vast magnitude, but such is really not the
c-se They hav a proj-ct on hand for
tunneling N rth liivr and thus con
necting Jersey City with New York and
they have already begun work on this
new and vast undertaking. A company
was formed and a charter obtained for
hn work some five years ago, butj the
matter got into the courts and the work
bati been delayed. Now the dispute seems
to have been settled and the undertaking,
it is said, will be prosecuted vigorously.
Pne following, from an exchange, gives
some of the salient points of the new en
terprise: j
It is understood that Washington
Square will be the New York terminus,
and tbe tunnel, which bas been started a
huudred feet inland in Jerey City, j will
be twelve thousand feet - long, twenty-six
feet wide and twenty-four feet high jand
sixty feet beneath the bed of the river. It
will be laid with heavy fcteel rails, jbak
lasted with broken stone and supplied
with gas pipes, pneumatic tubes, water
pipes and telegraph wires. Within a
short time work will be begun at the New
York end and prosecuted day aud night,
it having been estimated that the tun no
can be completed within two years.
When finished it will enable some four
hundred trains to enter New York every
twenty-four hours from tbe Pennsylvania,
Krie, Doiaware, Lackawanna and Ves
tern and the Jersey Central. New York
- A JUL - 'VI
For Rent.
rpHAT DESIKaBLE WHARF, at
foot of Mulherry jTeet, lately occupied
bf the Baltimore Steamship Company, com
plete with Offices, 8hede, Ac. Also, tt.e
COAL and WOOD YAhl, corner of l-ront
and Mulberry etreet at rrei-t 1 ccupiud by
J. A. Hpnnger. A.'pM to
sept30-tf Jl NUTT.
For Rent.
THAT DESIRABLE 8TOKE,
aleo HaLLos thir 5 fl or, new
jt fitted up, ! corner Market and "
' ' " ti .101 kJfc'C7C7lO IIU1U 1U7 IOI
1 I
of October .j Apply to
sept 11-tr
LL
H. B. FILERS.
i S600.
pOB RENT THAT VF.RY
desirable store on Market Street,
occupied by Mr. Thos. H. Hcwey,
1
as a Shoe Store. The cheapest Store on the
street. Apply to - THE McKOT'S.
sept 10-tf
j For Rent.
rpHE EL GANT RESIDENCE
on corner of Third and Walnut fits ,
recert'.y occupied by Wm. Gaidar,
Posseesion given Cctober 1st. '
- I li','' 'ui -f ;pBH
1 WhiteSewing Machine Co. Cleveland.
' ' 1 1 I ! - t - . . 1
October 1 sti
FALL CAMPAIGN I
AVILL
Fsq
aept S3 tt-
Apply to;
I J. F. GARKELL.
justly regards this as one of
hings.
her bluest i
The .New Boot and
Shoe Store.
32 MAEKET STREET.
Charles F. Tillany was-convicted of big
amy at Dearborn, Iud., and sentenced to
three years iu the penitentiary, lie was
pleased with the lightness tf the penalty,
and remained in high spirits until, in
answer to the question whether cr not
this couvictiou was a bar to prosecution
for previous bigamies, hia I lawyer told
hirn that he could be puuished separately
for every such tfleuce. Then he retired
to his cell and killed himself. It was
. i i
afterward ascertained that he had five
wives, and his disappointment at not
being able to mike entire expiation by
one tthort term in prison drove him to
suicide. 1 I
fit on in all
own lhree
time Gover
gietost de-
establishments.
It is strange how Irishmen!
other countries save their
Irishmen were at the same
nora General of England's
pendencies the Earl of Mayo of India,
Lord Lisgar of Australia, and Viscount
Mouck of Camda-besid s others of small
i i
er colonies. Gavan Duffy anjd 0 Shaugh
nessy bare been r.enaiers in Australia,
and now Sir George Grey, 'Governor
General of New Zealand, congratulates
its Legislature, iu his niaage, upon
having elected' for Speaker the Houorable
rno MY FRIENDS AND Patrons :
1
Thaokfal for past favors, I wi
form them that I have just returned from the
"I i i i
North, where I have visited all the celebra
ted markets for Bo ts and Shoes.
1 ' . i
i am determined to sell a good shoe for a
IriTxr n L . i m
...n f"") ouuu s you never oougnt m
. . . 1 .1 I
this market before. All I ask is a call and a
fair comparison. .
I 1
My stock is now ariiving with every train
nd cannot be excelled by any in the city.
Respectfully,
sept 13 0. ROSLNTHAL
COMMENCE
YELLOW FEVER--
BUCK
It it to soon 'to r,.
- ' i r r i rn
Hi
111 . .
lerriu o uiseUf . whi.i. v
in a more ma iffnDt n,i " . nil a"ubt J
fall ...V. r 1 ntl irn F,r M
Weather has been too hot
for People to Rend
Advertisements.
FV
LL LINE OF
threaten seriou3 competition with English George O Rorke, a Gal way man, 'who
MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY
r .. 111 j
Among the many foolish, uncalled ftr
and unnecessary extravagances that have
attached themselves like barnacles to the
possesses a knowledge of Parliamentary
law, a courtesy and ability which couid
not be found elsewhere.'
i ;
'jf jHBg '
Bogus Certificates.
Ship of State, there are none more fool-i
made ot well known valuable remedies
TlT Vhe ""I.W.bSU" Equal to any Sineer in the Market !
j- uu. u es6 aQd begj medicines. Exchange. See
incurred in keep- another column. i
JD3T OPENED
io
It is no vile drugged stuff, pretending
tobemide of wonderfui fiireigu roots,
u I ,, I i i uarR, 060, anu puueu up dv onsr bous
, -v. v jtvxo uuueocB- certincates of bretended miracu ons rnrps
. I I :
sary than are those conniscted with our but a simple, pure, effective medicine
i - L 'Jl I . 1
diplomatic service,
pense attending the
army is bad enough,'
compared to the expense, incurred in keep
mg our foreign ministers at all the prin
cipal courts of the old world. The for
mer is of Bome use occasionally, although
it is an expensive labor, but the latter are
of no earthly; use, further than to draw
their salaries and live in luxury.
When General Schenckf was minister A NFW ANf) FI TflAiVIT
a.,rt nfQ. T' J c , ----- " " - VI rt. A 1 A
vi ji. uLuca, a iow years, ne i 1 i i
published a treatise Sou "braw Poker" ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
and made himself notorious by a doubt- Of rariou. kindsnd styles andodescriptione
mi specuiauon in tne "limma Mine
swindle, and the two embraned thfl
tent of his labors for good of evil while in
the diplomatic service1. The ! first made
him popular with a certain 'class, and the
latter caused hip to return' with a fle.a in
his ear to the United1 Stales. For this
he received a salary of $20000 per an
num, besides nearly half as; much 1 more
for clerical helfJii I office exrumswi
i : I - W.
m . -k . .
ne was succeeded by others, who. al- pleniabed and thoronlr n tn kh. .,v
inougn tnay tailed to! achieye his unenvia
ble notoriety, have been of no m6re actua
advantage to the country.
James, so if
ONLY 19 DOLLARS
PENNSYLVANIA.
I
IS MACHINE
Fancy
&I P D T D- F T "r, U .
in Southern Xubi .?.Kf "
drfnl rfl,,l,. "" With
iu oouth a.., 'cij
most aggr.vatea oa. cf f ;ht "Sj
CUD AAA frnm r- . . ' ... .1
filtered otrainofbi1;
it paaoew through the LiJer i
cess of bile exists. Bj iu 'J'U
on the Liver and HtL ""? IS
not imlj
Fever and
"er and Stomach Tt
prerenw to a cerui?. flpCr
id Black Vftm,,D T Ut iii
ache, Constipation of tL SlTl
and all Ma ial diiL Tmlh DO
No one need fear Yeu0' 1 ,
expel the Malarial PoiTn J !tr W
trom the blood by u-ine-M.if.
which is sold ball nfnl
L00 bottlL orifltoSEhlRa
rroprietorj. a. F.
Dr.
Pemberton'sStilliyaojJ
cenes
The rennrfa -j' . .
Iiheumatisui, Scrofula, gah kl
lis, Cancer. Ulcer. and'J .1 ..heB.
all parts of the wantryraPrJ?JS
able but so miracalouai t0 hZSf'S
it not tor the abundance of prK
Remarkable Cure of ScrofokJ
ur uui, J. CBBASSn
i KiNeSTo,Ga,, Sept 15,1.
GentstFor mteen Tiam i k.,
great sufferer from Sorofula in ib
treeing forms. 1 hare been 0
room and bed for fifteen j an
lous ulcerations. The most .pp
dies for such cases had been Kef?
P. L. SRiOGERS & CO'S, ZMSSMSS
Language is as inefficient t( dewflS
lief I obtained from th we !.f th. ttv
as it m to convey an adequate Ida ofjJ.
teosity of hij suffering b.fore uLJ
medicine ; sufficient to ear, I abuL'
JUSH RECEIVED AT
For a Cisar
8500 Reward !
j !. j -
at the same price that
equals our
$250 Reward !
nothing to obstruct the aoUre punJ
profession. Altfre than eiwht AaL L
elapsed since this remarkable eun. ik
For the truth of the abnT if.--.i J
fer to any gentleman in Bartow eouo.l'
and to the members of the btr of (SaT
ircut, who areacqaainttdwithBw.lt'
eyur remain, witn tDe deepeit(rti
our uueaiem serriDL
FOR ONE
THAT BEATS
SDLON SHINGLE !
$100 Reward !
1 at the
i
Boston 5 and 10 Cents
iStore.
The above cut reoresents th m
Style for the people, which w nflFUr vnn f,.r
i.uC rjr iuw price oi .lif, in luOmg. attach
ments. Kemember, we d not atk jou
w yaj uum you nave seen tne roacnine."!
' "oiuiucu n, , n 11 is not an vi
represent, re;urn it to us at our expense
ronton your interests and order at nnr. if
jou live: witnin seven buadred miles th
r ". a
ireigat win cot Dt mo e thau one dollar.
Address,
Pennsylyania .Sewing: Maiine Co.,
I 7 N, I Oth Street,
aug29L Philadelphia; Pa.
A MIRACLE.
Wkst Poiht, Ga BeptHlt!
Gents: Mv danrhter wm UVmnjtWI
OTT'R dav of June. lRfiS with J
to oe Acute hneumfrtism, and wutrai;
ha aomo -. 1 1 L L: '
ng, pieces of bone beean to work oil'!
rink. J . t? t
iiL'i si iu, wiu wuuuuiu hi ipiwr mi
the bone from tbe elbow to the boajdef
came out. Many pieces of buns etBtir!
tne right foot ano lejr. Theetw fa
pronounced one of White bwetliae
having been confined aoout six jetni
bed. and the case c jniidered hottlia,
induced to try Dr. Femberion'i Cr
h rfplM nf UtilMf. nri . an. I w.. an
For an all tobacco Cigarette, of j fied with itr effects that I hare jCODBij
; i use oi ii unui me d resent. i
same fjtyle,1 finish and qualitv, u? daughter was confined u WW
i , I 8ixyeaii before sue sat up or tm
fll'lf rOr 1 l"k , oz-ilI nn ln-rJr An
uiu vuiu WJ CLO IU VV MM I J 1 1 I I 1
uie roam. Hr ap.nernl health ilBMf.
and I believe she will, as her fiM
strength, waiK well." I attribute
ry, with the bb-eising of (ioa, to wt
vonr invn nh1 medicine. With F3,
I am, yours truly. W. B. UU
Wast Poimt, Oa., Septan
Gents: The ab. re certificate pM
anton we know and certify to i
true. The thing is so; ucdredi of M
respected citizens will certify to it ;
reference can be given as mtj be Wj
Yours truly.l 1J
Rose and X
sept;
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
WILMINGTON, N. C.
$66
rjlHK COMMKBClAL, formerly .the "EM-
, B Pi"J -
ovate ' and reflUed ia now one of tbe leading
A WEEK
n ca, itai ri.t Livwus in me city, me UDle w
O D S
NEW GO
RECEIVED EVERY TWO DATS
For the purpose of keeping tKe stock re
As it is at the Court of St
it at every other court.' They are a set
of dignified but expec&ive loafers, who
have to be paid in this way for partisan
service in poiiticaj campaigns. It costs
tne government over gl2,00Q a year to
beep Christiancy last minister to Peru
and the only work! he bas as yet perform
No Such Variety !
AT SUCH PRICES I i
i
has ever before been offered in Wilmioirton
CALL AT OUCE !
AND MAKE YOUR SFLEpTIOXS
And get wonderful bargains at the
ed has been to serjd a formidable docu. BOStOIl 5 aili 1Q CeiltS
oient to the fctate Department at Wash I , viyaxiyo
Store,
Department at Wash
mgton, in which(we are gravely informed
. hat there are not so many I deaf aJ
dumb people in Perti as in the United
AStates. 1 bis may
41 W. Frout Street.
aujf 25
Old Newspapers.
be important informa
tion to the scientifici (world, Nfc wouid
hardly be considered of much value tn ih
mass of the people,! who arej called upon QUANTITY OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
to pay the taxes necessary !to keeD the I
informant in his position. The informa- WTXDZ' oSre1 Tor ,de chP t the
tion u not worth the costs. 1 , . r
mvgtm vauii iwu V lit W OFFICE
town, and no capital ri&k
ea. rou can give the bu,
smess a trial without expense.! The bes
opportunity ever offered for those williDe to
num.. xpu suouiu try notmi g else unti
you see for yodrself what vou can di ai. fl,
business! we offer. No room to explain
here You cau demote all your tim or or lv
your spare time to Uie business. 'and mak uierci! trade.
zrei pay rcr every hour that von w ork.
TIT , i f
vomun maKe as mucn as men. j t end foi
special private terms and particulars, which
we mail free. $5 Outfit, free Dor-'tcoLM-
p'ain of hardi times while you have such
chanc3. Address H. HALLKT1 & (JO .
forKana, Mainf fune 7-fv.
up li d with the best our home and north
id markets iffordai
B iard per Diy $2 and $2 50 !
JZ& Larg Sample Rooms orthe Com-
A First-Clasa Bar and BUliard Hall
connected with this
to 12.30 P. M.
luly 19-
HoteL !
CH daily from 11 A. M.
Winberry Oysters-
THE i ARE GOOD
now. Another instal-
aaV A. : 1 J HW.aHH
W VALUABLE TRUTHS.
.' t II
iiytFaawsunerinfi'tromBpoor heall
"Hf ooa )l ncKneflB H
oo
ment just received this mor.iap. I It's cold
enough now fohot Whisey am fat Ojsterf,
rico uuuva orerj aaf at ii o'clock
Pt 26 I I JOHN CAKROLL.
Hop Bitters
cl t with your partoraj da-
DUKWil.n rJirp vml vmb -
If yoa iee! weak and dia-
way,
Hop Bitten will
$300
A MONTH guar
teed. $12 aidcty at
home made bv th.
uiuusirioua. capital not required; we will
start you j Men, women, boyg and girl
maks money faster at work for us than a
anything j else. The work is hVhr
pleasant, and such as a;, y one can go righi
at. Those who are wise who see thi
notice will snd us their addresses at once
aad see for th-mselves. CosUv Outfit a
terms free. Now is the time. n nf. .i
ready at work are laying up large sums ol
money. AddMitTIiUE &CO., Auguau i
tera, toiling over your
Hop Bitters will
If you ire venncr. nilirl
Bn-tion, rar-growing tiic
Hop UaterH will
If you are t man of bua-Kinf weakencyf tVt
IK. or Tn i hi aamit
cheer, for
wli j Cure Yoa
ana hare overtaxed yot
ttei or m mother, worr
pirited. wiUaout cir&
man of 1c
uudnig-ht work, ,
a . .. .
ii tod r in thAWM ti.i ... - .
Strengthen Yoa.
jTOfrering' from any India
i last, um ia of tea Ute casew
Relieve Yoa
ShOD. OH thfl tsm
Hop Bitters Isjiwiiat Yon Xeed.
Um9 Bitter. wtU.trf y Sew LIlW mm Vlcv
Hor Ooooh Cum l, tinxtest, safert and beat.
?toU ora;rfr HZI KMaeT I
V, V .Carc,Lr aijsorption. It ii perfect.
. L a la an absolute and trreaistibto cor t ordnink
uu, u ot opium, totaSdSrSSS
olanton we know and certuj w ' i
trna. Th thinop ia an: hnndfell Of, ,
CRAFOKU A WALKER,Dntf,
UONi H. D WILLIAMS. J.I
ET- DRl Pemberton'i bnlHPl'
pared bj Al V. Merrell A Cft,
Bcld bv all Druistl m
sent bv express. Atrentt widw i
everjwhe'e.
all. Medicines sent to poor pfl
in instalments.
Houses a$d Stores to
i
AFPi.v! 10
THE-WIcKOYS
! w
Ittorneyg and Connsellori
rec-- vi iiu:J . U..!rat flta
and 3d.
J
Furniture.
FROM T.M1
.. f,
a! large sortuient ff ki" " j
-rades ofFURXlTLTlE. .vlkb
r-all r.d 1r
feb IP
i i
D.A. Sr!p
tnvn
For Smi
QTEAM yacht el'za jSf'
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