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L Potoiioit A Card.
HoArwateHr A McKt Victrioa.
J W ioafl A-tfao Agrioultcral Im
Company cf Jvew York.
ClydVs New York Steamship Line.
ALTirna, Paica A Co. -We are tfakirg.
i. ELiiACH--"rh Congress."
P L Baiaesas A Go For Baltimore,
Tatbs .Velvet Frame and Easels.
P flsissssaeia In Kt e.
Beautiful wenther yesterday.
For other .locals ar fourth page.
. The streets are again getting dusty.
.Wicdow Glaa ah sizes at bluffer &:
Price's. . , t
Map Is sugar is more abundant this set
lion than It baa beeu for many years.
Save your money and., bay jour Build
lag Supplies from Altaffer & Price. t
For mal A tnll set ot resolutions ; new
the first of the year,-bt considerably oat
of repair now. V
The regular caarge tor cremating a
body is $S, and no questions asked as to
Six or religion. :
jjail fntl Spring I but for heaven's
sake don't give us any more snow, wind cr
dust, this season.
Xou ean buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
Ing stoves at almost any price at Jacobi'
Hardware Depot. ."
If we could see others s we ie our
selves, there would be more good-looking
people in thewerld.
Hayes' Juvenile Pinafore troupw paeep
tbrosgh this city op yettardy u .route
fcr Columbia. ' - --
The placidity ot expression worn by s
man who is next' iu a full barber shop
cannot be counterfeited. '" 1
Richard Grant White says the language
ef swearing Is in beastly bad form, aril
mo gentleman will talk .profanely.
- - - ,- .
People who believe in signs are satis
fied that when thirteen persons sit down
at table some one of them must die
some time.' . f
The man wnoloais on" the corner is
right to stand by a lamp post. ' It is hh
best friend, and the only one who is not
tired of bira.
Beady mixed Paints, strictly ure White
Lead, Cclors, Brushes, Window Glas4
Ac., at JACOBi'a
Qlrls know only one-qnarter as much
about court mg as boys, because they hae
only one year in four In which I they are
allowed to practice. i .. t
Everybody can jjer suited with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jaoobi's
Hardware' Detot.
The most reasonable expUnaUon of the
present remarkable weather is that, this
beinp lean Vear. SDrin? la inakin? lore to
has thawed considerablyr
ri c mo aiwajv pieasea to ricumuieuu m
.good article. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
ever fails to cure a Cough or Cold in a
short time. .The doses are small and it
U pleasant to the taste. Price 25 cents.
Window Glass of all sizj, Doors, Sash
and Blinds, Builders Bardware,Sco Low
at plreces at Jaoobi's.'
Why Is it when one man calls another
a liar and a scoundrel the Insulted person
almost invariably asks, 'What do you
mem, air? It would teem that such lan
guage would not require a map and a dia
, gram to make it clear.
Never mind about the cxol weather.
It
is always Springtime at this season of th
jear at Shrier s, where will De'fcnaJ tl
most elegant and- the cheapest assort
ment ol clothing in the State of North
Carolina. '. -. -' tf
MrrNath'l Jacobi having been appoint
id agent f the Atlas Plow, parties
in
want of thh evirated Plow can now
bare their orders filled it Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
Indications.
For. the 50uh Atlaniio 8tate, dear or
itartlT cloud v weather. NorthrlT wlnii
stationary or bibber temperature and ba
rometer. . z
Jt :a not generally known that a letter
it is stamped on tne neok of the God
deaa of Lit erty, , which 4dorns the new
diitar of the daddies. t is a pretty good
test of counterfeit. To owe who does cot
know iu exact position it is rint hard to
ficd. ' '' ' :
Plows, dhaveis, Piichlotks, fp&des
Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Lines, Ac For
the lowest prioas, go to Jacobi's.
VOL. V.
THE FATAL FLAMES.
The Fire Laat-Satnrday 5lght Three
Buildings DestfoVed Caujfht r by
Falling Walls -Oae IMan Killed,
'Others I dJ j red Narrow Escape of
Many from a Fearful Death.
About 12 o'clock on last Saturday night
the alarm of fire was sounded The streets
were not thed entirely deserted and those
who were abroad immediately r ashed to
the scene, which was found to be located
among the old, buildings on the corner of
Front and Dock streets, and in the Urge
brick building adjoining, erected by Mr(
B H. J. Ahrens for an ice house.
tiris said by those who were first on
ihe grjund that the tire originated on the
door of the larger building, in which
Messrs Prestnu Cumming A Co. had
stored a large amount of hay and grain
This building, with its contents, together
with the building on the corner, occupied
bs'ow by Mr. A . Rush as a grocery,
ani by Mr. Lmi olomn as a dwelling
together with the r entire contents a
alio thr buildino; N rtn of and adjoining
the last on front ftreet, owned, and oc
cupied by Mr. O-. A. PecK, as a hardware-
ettabliahuiem. ware axQ entirely
destroyed A snjlt tracne building, next
North of Mr. Pec's: 's .store," was .saved
trem burning b it was totally crushed by
the filling on it of the upper well of Mr
Peck's store.
No one seems to know the cause of
the fire and the only plausible theory we
hare heard advanced is that of spontane
ous ' comoustion .among tne nay
stored in the large building. , Mr. Soc
man, who as we have stated resided 'on
the upper floor of the building on the cor
ner, states that he was aroused by his wife
and found the house on ore. The
room was full of smoke audit was with
difficulty that Mr. Solomon, managed to
escape wi-,h his family, just as they were
aroused from sleep. Ho lost everything,
inclading $90 in money, except ihe night
clothes in which they escaped. After
wards, having seen his family safe, Mr.
Solomon attempted to return to the burn
ing building for the purpose of saving
)me of.hi8 property, and was only forci
bly restrained from doing f ao by those
who knew that he could never return alive
from such an exped.tion.
The losses were heavy. Messrs. Ahrens
k Haar loss will amount to about $8,-
500, of which amount $5,600 is place 1
against the large ice building and
$S. 000 against; tne' building on the
corner, rney were insurea witn iuessrs,
Atkinson & Mann leg for $2,500 in the
Queen Fire Insurance Company, of Lon
don, on the .ice building; and in the Hart
ford Fire for $1,250 on the corner "buuV
ins.
Messfr. F. Cumming & Co. had stored
in the above building a larga amount of
hay, valued at between $3,500 and $4,000,
a which there was insurance with Messrs
DeRosset & Northrop for $3 500 in the
Fire Insuracce Company of North AmerUi
ca, of Philadelphia. There was too srain
in this building, as we have Incorreily
stated e.lsewheie.
Mr. A. Rush's stock is thought to have
beeu worth about $1,500. On Ibis he
was insured with Mr. Norwoon
Giles, in the Western, of Canada, for
$600 aud with Mesertfi John. W. Gor
don & Bro. in the Merchantsj & Merchan
ts' of Riclimoud, for $700. Mr. L
Solomon lost everything, to all probablity
some $600 or $700, on which he had
insurance with Messrs. DeRosset &
Northrop, in the Petersburg Saying
aid Insurance -Company, for $300.
Mr. Peck' a loss may prove oonsiderar
ble. His stock was worth about $18,000
and on this he had insurance for $7,000,
divided as follows: In the Niagara of
New York, for $2,000, and in the Lu
caahire, of Manchester, Enl in ! for $'t
TJOO both represented by Meaars D-R j
set & Northrop; in tha Wilmiagt'-n Mu
tuai Insuracce C mpany fcr $2,000 and
in the L.Terpocl, London & 'Globe,
Messis. Jno. W. Gordon & Bro. A.;ents,
for $U,000. Mr. Pks jnsurauce on
his store buiMipg was for $1 500, with
Maaara Atkinson & Manning, in . the
Nortb British Mersanti'e, of Loudon and
Edinburgh. I
Capt. H. D. Gilbert was insure 1 for
$450, on stock, and $it L. A. Hrt, fr
$250 on the building, with. M ssrs. De
Rosset & Northrop, io thi Petersburg
Savings, which will.probablycover thei
respect ie losses.'
Id removing the goods from Mr. Peck's
store some thirty or forty persons, some
of them members of the Fire Department
WILMINGTON, N. C,
and othert, volunteers, were engaged, and
while they were thus at work the walls
began to fall. At first a portion of the
North wall ef Mr. Peck's building fell in
ou the roof of that building, bat without
crushing the roof : a second time, a part
JflnTouth--wall of the same bail Hog
fell,) als without ggnhroagb the
roof ' aid a third " fall, that ef
the walla ef the Ice building, carried with
tt more of Mr Peck's wait and the con
bined strength falling npon the already
weakened roof carried u, away The
at and second fails were not beard by
those at work within 4 he - store aod the
sudden falling in on them t th roof was
their flrt nremonui of actual present
danger. Then ooe airiiuitaoeotis dasn
was made for escape and all, ave ore
poor fellow, managed to clear the builu
ing' His remains, crashed, mangled,
burned and scarred, were found yester
day It would eeem that, (be roof was
c uehed in somewhere about the middle
ef .the store and tuoae who were
working un the iusids were . divideo
two' parties from each otner
Tnose who were; io frout maoaea to es
cape by the front door and those who
were in the rear, led by Mr. J. H.
Walters, of Wumirgton Hock & Ladder
Company No. 1, wno was ronsideraly
injured could only make their escape by
breaking open one of the closely secureo
rear windows, which they succeeded in
doing with their axes, when tbey fell ex
hausted into the arms of comrades of the
Hook Si Ladder Company who had been
working almost frantically from the ut
side at the same window. Some of thct
who! escaped were seriously hurt Chief
among them may be reckoned Mr. Job;
Farrow, who fell insensible la the . arms
of his friends, and Mr. Jos. H. Watter
who is badly burned about the head and
hands. Mr. Farrow's life was- at first
despaired of but atkthis writing he is con
sidered in a fair way of recovery la
this connection ihe following account of
interviews held by Rxtibw reporters
with various gentlemen who were caught
within the burning bvilding will threw
Nome light on the subject:
MK FAABOW.
Mr. John Farrow says: 'I was stand -Ing
on a counter on the north side of the
building when the first wall fell in; was
knocked off, and before I could recover
myself the second' wall felt and I was
wedged in by the debris. Then the roo1
fell in, the ends of the beams falling and
resting on the counters on each sideof the
store. Do not know how I got dear from
the debris, but in a few minutes I fomnd
myself, witi Me srs. Watters, Parsley
Quince and others at the back window.
The Others had reached the window be-
fore me, but tbey seemed to be bewilder
ed. I picked up an axe and forced open
i -the
window, when we all got out. ! I was
suffocated by the smoke, and was injured
in my tack by the falling timbers.' Mr.
Farrow is a brother of Messrs. J. W. and
W C. Farrow, of. this city. He went to
Texas a few yean ago, and returned here
about ten days sines ou a visit to his
brothei s r .
' ' MR MKIEB.
Mr. Frank Meier says: 'I was standi
ing on the counter, by the side of Messrs
Farrow, Watters, Quince, Parsley and
others, and was knocked off when the first
wall tell in. Q iince, Parsley and Wat
ters got, out of the way before me. When
the second wall fell I ran out ot the front
door, 'and after getting out looked to see
if any one was behind me I am satisfied
that Ellerbrock was caught whsu the third
wall fell in,'
oapt. BKiax.
Capt. R. H Beery says f T was on
the counter en the South side of the build
ing with Bryant Swann. We wereknxk
ck.
ed down, and the eeunter fell over upon
us. jlu the space of a minute or two
another wall fell which lifted the counter
;rpm us. and I crawled out Saw that
Swann was left in ' the building, nd
afterijelting the leading bosemen to play
on the place, I went back and got Swacn
to come out. ;
" " ' . MB. tWAlMf. -
Mr. Bryant Si ann a statement corrob
orate Mr, -gerry. He Is bdly burned
on the bands and slightly on the leg. He
is also suff -ribs; from a blow received on
th 'chest.
j CAPT. MY KB.
Captain Oaas. D Ifyers says he was in
Mr. Peck's store assisting in t removing
sim of the stock 'along with many others
who like himself, actuated by motives
ef friendship (p9 isa anfEsrer1 by the Sre,
were wioVking with might end male U get
MONDAY, APRIL
the goods out bWore the building was
consumed by the fUmee; that he was be
hind tt.e counter in a stooping posture,
placing thioi a ou (he counter, while otters
carried them flf; as h? raised up to.plme
a handful of g1s wh-re tbey omld be
taken aw.y, he saw. jv rai youit o en
attemptio to gote a lar.ei oan f ; il
from the oproi;.e si le tf i ie t-re; qvlr
tinj his p lt oi ti s- tf ihr'it ait-of.e
he had hu j hi 'e.ch-d avl-era tn- yoaat
meti veiti s-.u li tg bei the caiih cin.f
aasl ftLVt opM vryifc.n iu a elod cf
smoke, du it ar.d IeH: ig frr.m the Ulue
rails; thn w ng hjs .area, up 'jtcr. a hs
fte, be rrMde rush iti oth jsa for the
street, an i suceeJel ill forcing hhiVar
th'pugh tbe door, tad giiiiwi thenpm
air wbert uon turuin u i k bok Le
saw i every 'hlug one mas of srnmke
fiitne and ntttiK.
1 ' MR WATTBK-H
M'. Jouh II. WatUra ajs be wi
stanuiog on top the '' of the connter in
Mr. Peck's store handing gcvda down
from the shelves when the awful crakh
came; a piece of falling timber striking
him upon the head felled him to the
door; regaining his feet in a aoment he
was knocked down again ty still auoth
er timber; a sewnd time be-eesayed to
rise and found .his escape by the frODt
way completely shut off by " the rebs,
while sll around him was burning timber
Groping his wsy out as best he could to
the rear of the store he foend
some three or four others, like htnwif,
rying to force" au exit tnrimgh the w n
lows, which wer fastened-and : bolted.
Mr. Watters dt c; iU- his situation st
this tine, surrounded by smoke acd
flames, ss fearful in the extreme; tbe
smoke was fsst stifling him but reaching
for the bolt, he drew It back while ottxrs
with their axes" battered out the sash and
.n this way they escaped from the smoke
4nd flames acd a most horrible death
Mr. Watters received) two scalp woui d
on the head and is badly burned on the
ueck and hands besides receiving other
bruUes en the shoulders and legs. His
right h nd has had the skin all peeled off
while his left hacd and wrist is blistered
in di fie runt places. Bui we arehapply to
say this gentleman is abearicg his suff r
ings quite heroically as well as phi!co
phically and is able to tit np in hiarcwm.
We alio u Id have stated, iu the proper
place, that among those injured was Mr.
Charles L. Burkhimer, who was one o
those caught iu the building. He is 8ri
ously injured, one of his arms Laying teen
broken. Col. Roger Moore was'aVo
slightly wounded in the cheek by the ball
from an exploding cartridge. . . "
During the progress of the fire the its'
dence of Mrs. M. . Cushing, on Second
street, took fire from a spark, but it was
promptly extinguished by the C. M. St3d
man Bucket Company..
' We come now to the most fearful inci
dent o( all, one which we have purpos.ly
postponed until the last, It wss thought,
at the time the last wall fell in, that si1
who were iu tbe store had no escaped
and that one or mere bodies would be
found buried in the ruir.8. The distress
among those who knew that tbey bad
had relatives or friends about tbe build
ing was very great until they were all ac
counted for and then it wat hoped that
all had, indeed, managed to escape. This
hope was di sipated yesterday morning
by the runor that Copt. Ellerbrock, of
the steam tog-Wm Njfce, e?as missing.
It then became known that Capt. Eller
breck was seen s short time before the
walls fell, at work removing the stock in
the store. He was accompanied' by his
dog, a large animal, and a very Intelli
gent one. Tb:s rumor coon assumed'pos
itlve shspe and a search was begun which
ended; ab ut 12 e cioesr, in finding b.
boW and thai of bis faithful dcg. Capt.
JEller brook -was abut- mid way of tbe
store and it seemed that he must have been
caeght and held a pr'scner b hfnd the
counter. His dog was at his feet and
between tbe fast clenched ? teeth of the
dead animal was found a -portion-ot his
roaster's ck-thii grthus- evidetciDg that
even to the last the1 dog' had realized hie
master's peril, snd, Md eaored to as-siM-blm.
Oapt. Eilerbroek's body wa
trightfury burned, Tbe clothing tad
been consumed, iLe legs were burned.
away to abore the'knees, and ther rere
frightful contusions atc bHMis on hi
body aud hfhd. ' The ' rvmalos were
tenderly removed to the Hall of the
Hook fc Ladder Obmrwny. The acrra.1
look place this moratog at 10 o'clock,
from Et Palfe Lutheran Church, and
Rev Dr. Bern helm made a abort but tea
def addresa 0 the occasion, which dm w
tears from tbe eyes of all who were pres-
12, 1880.
NO. 52
ent. The remains were followed to tt
grave by a large concourse acd thetw
bodies, that of the un fortunate fen tleV
man and hts 'faithfnl drg, wtre interred.
t";ethr, the latter at his master's feet.
Tie rlM of the different Coniblatea and
f lb HhipptDg in pert were at !ba!f rrHMf.
ditnoi: the day." 1 11 '
Opt. William A. Kilerbrbck wss bem
in Hmhnrg; Genrjany, and 'wss about
'2X 5c-8 uf sge. He came te this
r!--untry ab ut 8 years ago, and has been
e-pKiyed ub board the Btcarner W .Vy
i'nr alwqt 5 years. He was a nephew d
Cpt. H. T. Lemmersaan of th' city andr
r- . , "
wa ucmarrten. Hts lather and root her
are still' living in his native city. He
was, at tbe time of bis lamentable death,
in tbe employ of Messrs. Heide eV Co.,
as c.mmsder of the b m Nyce, ard
w shell in the behest estimation by
them as a faithful and energetic ofSc r
Capt. Ellerbrock was a member of 8f.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in
.this city and was also a member of the
Foang Men's Chris tain Association con
nected with that Church, and in both
organizations he was held in profoucd
esteem.
hoot ina Affray tn Smith vllle.
William Howe, colered, cook on
board the United States steamer
Wbodbur,1 while in the town of
Smithville yesterday (Sunday) becsme
intoxicated., ard in that eouditioo under
took r f. N hi- way into the Ocsa
House Ba!.' i, Mr. Bryan Moras, the
proprietor of the saloon, refused admis
sion to Howe, at which the latter became
exasperated and left the premises making
threats against the former. Shortly afu r,
Mr. Morse, while on his way to the post
office, saW Howe advancing towards him,
and, thii king that he had a knife and
meant mischief, ordered him to stop. As
Howe continued te approach in a menat
clog manner, h was again warned to
stop or he would be shot. ' The warning
not being heeded, Morse then drew his
pistol and fired two shots at Howe, both
of which took effectone in the hand and
the other in the groin. Bystanders then
interfered aud separated the parties. Howe
was taken to his house in a fainting con
dition, and it is thought that his injuries
will prove fatal.
New Advertisements.
it
The. Congress"
gHIRT IrJ MADE OF GOOD MCSLIN,
s-ply Richardson Linen frcnt and baek, and
reinforocd, 76 cents. Eq ial to any Shirt sold
for fl.CO.
"THEROTAL'Vis something iaperbaad
Is guaranteed fqual to any $1.25 Bhlrt price
90 cents. Wansutta or New Tor k Ma's
Shirts made to order st $1.2, and a geod ft
guaranteed. No 3, If arket Street. Sign of
Big PhlrU
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J. EL8BACH,
ManafactaraTi
For Baltimore !
OUR P. R. HAS GONE OFF TO Ba'
timore this wetk to ret.len5sh the
stock of
Hal fold's Coffee,
the salfs of which have astonished the na
tives. He will return 1 3 a day or two with
ame other Novelties. Meanwhile we
have N
Hart & Leary'i Pepper
Direct importation, prepared at 28 bL
Mary's, E. Cheap6id0, London. A splen
did articl. Also, Boetbn Baked Beans, In
caos.
Oyster Bay AsDaragui,
A favorite egetable in the Cuisines of
the Hub. A few cannot which will make
any man spout poetry like a native of New
Zealai d or the Cannibal Islands.
For tbe Ladies we hive unpacked an
acsortu ent ef
Flavoring Extrac?i.
and some nice paper boxes of R id, White
and Bin Roc Candy, which, soaked in
quarts Kyet will cure Consumption in
three weeks'. And If you want
Cigars and Tobacco
W bave ou consul ment, from Richmond,
a few skct varV ties. Also,
Tcilet Foapat
i endlres pnfulon. Our success in bus -nesa
is to 'ha attributed to tbe fact that,
besides all the articles to be found at the
smaller G oceris, we keep on the watch
constantly for ererjtbii g i in the trade
which can gratify the cultivated tastes of
our cunomera in town and country.
enmvsemeseenaa
Pelite Clerkt,
a spirit cf accrmodatlon,' elegant and
well lighted bales Rooms and fair profits,
and customers are welcome whether they
come to buy or to look at Goods.
No one will be dbappointed. No ct arge
for showing Goods snd no dlasat:afatiox.
afterwards at
P. L. 8RIDGERS & GO,
29, 11, UKU anroat fjtrret,
'-..Cv'.. Wasatosrtosj, a !
P1 W- VW.
writer avast always be fa r -
m the Editor. '
t VtUKCiSaasaaa. I
ene side ef Qm.fepmi i t s I r ?
And it fa especially apcrtieeUriy air
stood that the Editor does not alwajs-.esulwe
the views of eorretpoadots nniess so us 4
ta the editorial eolaenan
AdTPiTOpmoxttaV!
".IT
2 .it
rpHE DNDBBI(iE4a,Ui,, p,,,,.
tojdty ei rtarninlrhfaamele5hafc it
Manet and the ira J)parfcyyM .cd, ihr
pabiie renerally for the'kiad ataoee re( .
dared him and aUfamllv 48aOr
. p ie-ii piar eppy
Velvet Framesandfiasels
t I 4
BrADnrnL. ASdqRTatEkriirwid
Bo,aS, Jefate-
BOOK STOKE.
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We are Making
I..- -
All kinds of Dressed Lumber,
' i. ; ' i
Sash, Doors- Blindo !
A D ORHAMKNTAL Wood Work at fnr
PlaoiBf UIU aad Factory, foot of Wakut
street. Call aad exasnine.
ALTAFFER. PBlCTfc A CO.
M' 1 , Offlee, lfatt, near Bed Cross st.
In Stock,
A COMPLETE STOCK of Standard and
Mlscellaneoxu Books, and all the latest
Pablicatk bi of tbe day, at
THE LIVE BOOK STORE.
A SECOND HAND PIANO and Orgsn,
Ix. in perfect order, as good as new and at
half price.
Call at once If yon wish a bargain, at
HEINSBEROER'S,
39 and 41 MaikeS st.
apl U
lArlcullnral Ins. Co. cf
New York.
ORGAKIZEDJIN 180?. V
ASSETS 1st JAN. 1880, $1,187,287.7.
v LOSSES PAID OVER $3,000,000.
IN8URES KOTBINQ BUT Dwellings snd
contents, and farm property, and ofltrs
racial, imsuckmbsts for risks of that elass.
Issares agaiust damage by Llfcbtntor.
whether fire ensues or not) without extra
eharsie. '
Agents wanted in every ooanty in the 3tate
JWO. W. GORDON A Buar
aoh 9-men-fri 1 General Ari.U.
Boatwright & McKcy
STATED TO YOtTIN
THEIR LAST ADVER1T8E11ENT
THAT THET
17ERE CANDIDATE?
SO THEY WERE.!
MAKE NO MISTAKE AEOUT THAT.
Kow tkj ar iiapp to inform
i- - , .
j
..,?
yon that all of tha Township and
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