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h.elitered by earners,
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, r - ' 13 M3t5 oar wt.
' Aif' g,illple.rportiyai
rsa' tftelr papersrejrBiarly.
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Straw- battings.
'' . n x VTITT. FANCY Colon,
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Lace Cur-tains'.-.
ORXICE, CKETONE3, CARPETS,
OIL CLOTII3, Ac, sew and pretty.
Biackand Colored
Silks. ,
HIT
Fine Parasolsj
nCN SHADES and 8aa Umbrellas ..'Oar
BLACK 3ILK3 are iu the lea J.
r. RS-. jyiclntire-
KTMOaT LtAKY ROOFS !
pON CLAD WAT.:i .ti ' iAlNT
ii bo equal for stopping leaks. It Is gaar
utwdor 10 years. Any roof, u nutter
low tad, can be saved by this paint.
' Ai a Roofing Faint and for Damp Wall
S las no eattal.
' bmples. and testimonials furnished upon
application at Office of the Irom Clad Paint
Cobdmt. a Second. between Market and
' -
Mtcessstmt. feb 2ft-
ArriVmsr Daily l
TfTE ARE NOW BUST OPENING,
irkhiff and arranffinsr nr Sortnjr and
toamer stock cf Gent's, Youths' and Boys'
Clothing and Funrihlng Good?. We have
St this season the largest stock,, the pretii.
tog erer offered in this market. A call and
n iasectioB is respectf ally solicited,
A. A I SIIRIER,
Market street
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Hlow Crop Ouba.
the Finest Caig this
Season
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NEW CROP CUBA,
gQ HERCES BILECTED ?
" NEW CROP CUBA
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BnJ DalliEjr.
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, V. C, VVEDNESDAY, APRIL
LOCAL VKWS.
Haxx & PBAKsiXL Mo! uses and Sjrnp
IIeixsberqeb A New Supply
CW TiTES Pianos and Organs
A A I Shbi eb Arrlying Dally
Ice again this morning.
N' City Court this morning.
Tho bagpipe men ora doing
town. '
up the
Qaite a lrja number of timber acd
wood raft erriTed Ibis morning.
' laut year thia time lusciou triwber
iiea w'ers everywhere to be sec h "
. Aman nuy always be right, tt
going 1o the train he may be left.
A young maa .who know3 ,saj3 that
from court to caught is but ji short slep.
Tou can mow buy Improyed Heating and
Geek StorV at factory priocsat Jacosi's.
h M-i S ii i
Breadstafls aro on the increase owiDg
to the shortness of the wheat erop in
the We3t.
It i a backward season for
pUntiag
but the ladies are all busy on spring
ewing.
The wjfe who has a husbaad who is al
ways gruabliog should kiss him ftr bis
"matter." .
Don't fold up that ulster yet, young
man, don't pack away that sealskin
saeque, young lady.
"Women generally are in faror of cor
poreal punishment. They nerer go any
where without their switches.
We advise or friends to call at Jacobi'8
for Household Hardware of every descrtp
tion. There you get the lowest prices, f
The man who spends too much of his
time bnilding castles in the air is not
likely to hold much real estate oa the
artb,
The receit cold, ict and frost has
doubt killed the present growth f early
Tegetahles aid the prospect for aa ah an
dant peach crop.
The woodwork ia the interior of the
Marine Hospital is beinz painted. It is
thought that the Hospital will be
mally opened in abeut two weeks.
for-
Rer. Dr. Pritehard will deliver an ad
dress this evening, at 8 o'clock, at the
First Baptist Church, j Ilia subjeet will
be "The History and Needs of Wake
Forest College." The public are invited
to attend.
- Turn your eyes heavenward on the 22d
inst, and you will probably see within
twelve hoars,-Saturn in conjunction with
the'sun, Japiter in conjunction with the
sun, and Japiter and Saturn in close con
j auction. At least this is what astrono
mers tell us.
Hew te ce your ovra
N. T. Xfi&mel Paint,
araated at J v-s st's.
painter : Buy the
ready mixed and
t
rtialiini Ctturt
The Court opened at the regakr hour
His Houor O. P. Meares. presiding, and
Mr. Solicitor core representing the
State. The' time ol the Court was taken
up this morning ia the trial of Ed: Saun
ders, charged with carrying a concealed
weapoa. Terdict guilty. Sentence not
yet passed. J
attic Ordiuanco.
Newbern enforces its cattle ordinance
Th Jtfut Shell says: "The war on stray
cows is waged by our policemen fith a
stern hand. Hardly a day passes that
two or three stray cows are not convey
ed to the City Pound." 1
VWhy is it that the authorities of this
city caD.no t afford to enforce the cattle
ordinance. Are they afraid to do il?
For the Benefit of toe sisters of Mercy
The good Sisters of Mercy and the ladies
of the congregation of St. Thomas'Church
are getting ready for a grafid bazaar
to be given for the benefit of those noble
and self-sacrificing womea, on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of Easter week,
Large contributions, we hear, have been'
received irom cities North and South of
us. The undertaking deserves to be well
patronized.
Food for the Brain acd Nerves that !
will invigorate the, body without intoxi
cating is what we need in these - days of
hand worry.- Parkers Ginrer Tonic
tores the vital enerries, soothes the
neVi and brings good health quicker
thaa ynxag yoa-caa ca, invHn.
' So Tidings.
There are as yet no tidings of Mr.
Matthiesen, Male of the Nor barque
Morvtg,rtho has been missins: for ser
eral days, an account of which.appeared
in Monday's issue of the Reyiew. It is
! vcrj generally believed that the mbsing
man fell overboard and was drowned.-1
; Honihly Report.
I r. J. G. Walker; Superintendent cf
Health, makes thc following mortuary
report for the month of rarch :
Whites Male3, none ; females,- 4
adults 4; children, none. : Totali.
Colored Ma!es7SfTeifiailefVll; awaits
12 ; children, 2. Total, 14.
Total white and colored for the month
Rirer News
Boatmen report only four and a hal
feet of water on the shoals now. with the
river still falling. From the same source
we learn that Capt. Skinner and his
workmen raised the GoU. Worth 14
inches yesterday, and that with the same
progress during the next - two days, ad
ded to what already has been accom
plished, our informant thinks the sunken
steamer will in that time be afloat again
Go to Jxcobi's for Doors, Sash and
Blinds, pure White Lead, Oils, Varnishes
Window Glass, all sizes. All at the lowest
prices
. Monthly Fire Report-
Col. Roger Moore, late Chief of tha
Fire Department, reports two fires for
the month of March, during his term o
office,at which the department work was
as follows:
March 23d, dwelling house on Woos-
ter, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
owned by W.J. Penton, and occupied by
Jesse W. Dicksey. There was an insur
ance of $300 on house whioh nearly cov
ered the loss. Mr. Dicksey 's furniture
was not insured. - Cause of fire, probably
incendiary.
March 2 7 th, roof of house on premises
of R ' WV Heyer, on Second; between
Walnut and Red Cross streets. Little
damage. Accidental.
In concluding this report Cel. Moore
says:
"I cannet close this, my last report as
Chief of the Fire Department, without
calling the attention of your hoiorable
Board to the magnificent service render
ed by the different companies composing
it, and paying to them the highest trib
ute for efficiency, irood order and disci
pline; not a disturbance having occurred
since 1 have had tnarge ot tne depart
ment every order obeyed with alacrity,
and, without question.- under the most
trying circumstances, while exhibiting
powers of endurance which have calle
forth the admiration, of this entire com
manity.
'Commending them to your fostering
care, and urging your honorable Board
to encourage them in every way possi
ble, consistent wity doty, I remain," etc.
CoL Moore's term of office expired on
the 28th of March. Since that time
there has been two or three other fires
which of course are not included in the
above report.
The Lecture Last If lent.
"The Reign of Theory," the subject of
a lecture by the Rev. E. A. Yates, D. D.,
of this city, was delivered by that elo
quent divine at the Opera House last
night to an intelligent and appreciative
audience of ladies and gentlemen. ,
The speaker was introduced by Mr,
Chas. H.Robinson, the worthy president
of the Library Associatipn, in a felicit
ous manner, and proceeded at once to
place himself at ease with'his audience
and to establish a bond of sympathy be
tween lecturer and listener, in a manner
that is known only to experienced publiej
speakers.
Our predictions of yesterday were
quite fully realized by all who attended
the lecture last night. The subject was
handled in an able and masterly manner
by the reverend gentleman,and was frnit-
ful and interesting from .beginning to
end. The lecturer showed the fallacy
of many false theories in these latter day
times and touched upon the issues of life
from early youth to more advanced
years, me lecture wav imerspcrscw
with scintillations of wit end humor
and contained many important truths
which would be of value if adopted by
this generation of young people and
followed to a practical end. Dr. Yates
is a graceful and forcible speaker, and
has a very pleasing and finished . style
about him. The general sentiment as
far as we have heard from those who at-
pnd3 iiis-t rht. ii cue of pleasure and
lifiiw
We hare receired sv comcimnicatioa
from the Solicitor of the Criminal Court
relative to a part of the proceedings of
that tribunal' published in yesterday's
Rkview, which will appear in to-morrow's
issue. The said communication
having been received too late to be in
sorted in to-day's paper.
Bad Water.
We were shown to-day by Health'
Officer:Scharf, a small bottlefali of water
which fee said came from a well on the
premises of Mrs. Williamson, who keeps
a sailor boarding house on NorthJWatcr
street. The water contained worms and
other animal and vegetable matter
which must be rank poison, to the hnman
system. The officer carried the water to
the Superintendent of. Health who, we
presume, will condemn the well at once,
and order it filled up.
The Bemalns of the Late ! C- Ilarrls
The remains of Mr. "thoa. C. Harris,
who met his death by accidental shoot
ing at Bermingham, Ala., on Saturdxy
last, arrived iu this city this morning on
thefc20 W.,C. & Av R. R. train. There
mains were conveyed to the residence of
his brother, Mr.C. M Harris, on Fourth
between Nnnn and Church streets. At
11 o'clock the. funeral services of the
Methodist Church were read over the
remains, which were then carried to Oak
dale Cemetery followed bj a large con
course of friends.- Peace to his ashes.
In Trouble.
Mr. H. Bentley was arrested yester
day charged with- carrying on a lottery,
and was held in a justified bond of $1,000
for his appearance at the Criminal Court
The defendant has been selling photo
graphs, some of which drew money
prizes. : Before opening his store the ac
cused complied with. ;th law and took
out a State, county and city -license. He
Was arrested-under the provisions of an
old law, which" it seems has never been
repealed. Unless the enactaent of the
law in 187;wich
atien of gift enterprises, repealed the
previous law, the legal fraternity think
there is a nice point of law involved . in
the case.
One Charge Remains
The original charge of larceny in the
cotton cases which were made against
W. J. Penton, Gee. C. McDoigal and
fear colored individuals, still, remain
against Penton and vtcDougal on the
docket of the Criminal Court. The
darkeys were tried at the last term of the
Court, and found guilty, and are now
serviag out their sentences in the peni
tentiary. Six cases against the fugitives,
Penton and MeDoagal, were arranged
by counsel yesterday in order to get the
cases oft the docket and to . avoid sum
moning the eamt witnesses at each term
of Court.
Planets In JprlL
Saturn is evening star until the 21st,
when at 9 o'clock in the evening he
comes into conjunction with the sun and
becomes morning star. His conjunction
with J upiter has already been described
and his movements are se nearly allied
with those of his brother planet that the
portrayal of the one includes that of the
other. Saturn tets now about 8 o'clock.
At the end of the month he rises not far
from a quarter before 5 o'clock, very
nearly at the tame time with Jupiter '
Venus is evening star, and having just
passed her period of greatest brilliancy,
is now fair to see as, piercing theethereal
depths before the sun has sunk below the
horizon, she shines in bewitching loveli
ness araid the glory of the dying day,
increasing in size and radiant glow as
ths sun Eets and the evening shades ad
vance. No member of the starry host
can now compare with her in size or del
icacy of coloring, or ia the soft, pensile
beauty peculiarly her own. But a
change will come over the queen of the
stars, for the greataaess of her glory as
evening star is p&ssing away. . As she
approaches the earth the illuminated
portion of her disc grows more slender,
anl soon her light and size will percepti
bly decrease. Each evening she will set
earlier thin on the preceding, nntil. at
the clo3e of the month, she will set so
soon after the sun as to be invisible, and
we shall lose the radiant evening stir
thatjrraced the sky during the passage
of antnms, winter, and spring. Yen us
sets now about 10 o'clock, and at the end
of thetaenth alfttlo before half-past 7
o'clock:.
I T7ra:s ijiercabs star, -cad cay bs
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33
seen by the naked eye on clear, moonless
nights. His position has changed but
little from that of last month, and he
may be found near a small star in the
hindjegsof the lion, and forming a tri
angle with Regulus and - Dembola, the
leading stars of the constellation, being
a few degrees south and nearly midway
between them. . He rises now about a
quarter before 4 o'clock ; at the 'close of
the month, about a quarter before 2
o'clock. :
Mercury is morning star, and reaches
his greatest western elongation, or great
est distance from the sun, on the 7th.
For a week before and after that time he
may be seen-with 'the naked eye, this
being one of the three favorable periods
for picking him up "during the year,
though bis southern declination increas
es the difficulty of finding him. He must
be looked for about an hour before -sun
rise, about twelve degrees south of the
suurise point. Those observers who Have
the good fortune to obtain a glimpse; of
the ouly planet that twinkles will be
well paid for early rising. Mercury rises
now not far from a quarter before 5
o'clock nearly an hour before the sun ;
at the end of the month he rises at half,
past 4 o'clock.
tl an , is morning star, and is not , yet
near enough to be an object of interest,
though he is coming toward us, and will
soon attract attention in the morning
sky. He rises now about. ten minutes
after 4 o'clock , at the end of the nenth
abont ten minutes after 3 o'clock.
New Advertisements.
A few Supply
Q? TEAT POPULAR LITERATURE,
paeliibed ly tie American Book ExehaBe,
Jait received at
v HKIKHBEBGER'S.
Live Book and Atusie 8 tore
Pianos and Organs,
L70& OA8H OB ON TQK
JL INSTALMENT PLAN,
stsuie nxes, Uaitars, violin, aad
all other usieal Instruments,
Tor sale at
ap!6 HSlNaBEHOKR'8.
Notice-
TFIE ANNUAL MEETING of the mem
bers (policyholders) of the Wilmington
Mutual Insurance Company; will . be held
at the office of the Company, on Front st.,
second story of the Crockery Store of A. A.
Hartsfleld, on Wednesday, April 6, at balf
past 7 o'clock, P. M.
ap 4 3t SAM'L N. CANNON, SecVy
rpELEMACROPHONE The Watt's Pat
X eat Mechanical Telephone Is not to be
elaased with the "Holcomb" and other
cheap Telephones which have been tried
only to prove a failure. We are making
extra low prices on lines for a short time.
Will sell Phones and material with full In
structions for erecting. . Send for prices,
plviag distance to connect. OWN YOUR
OWN TELEPHONE LINES and be inde
pendent. Office at B. D. Morrill & Son's.
Call at 9 A. M. and 6 P. M.
EDW'D B. HOLT,
nrch S0-eod-2w Geu'l Agt. for N. C
A LARGE STOCK OF
SASH, DOORS AND BUNDS)
AND
ALL KINDS OF MILCWORRI
LUMBER
LATHS. &c
For saleverycheapjrt
ALTAFFER, PRICE & GO'S.
Factorv: Office:
Foot Walnut st. Nutt, .near Red Crowftrt
api
Com, Bacon, Molasses.
jq QQQ Bushs Prime White CORN,
Qty p Boxes Smoked and D S Sides
O pCf Hhds and Tierces I
OOU New Crop Cuba,
JQQ Bbls New Orleans Molasses,
Just received and fur sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISONJ
Flour, Sugar, ColTeo, &f.
1000 Bbls Flour, all grades,
250 Bbls Sugars, Granulated, A, Extra
CandC,
50 Bbls New Orleans Suar,
3-W.Bags Coffee, different.'zradei,
125 Boxes Aeeorted Can Jy,
10-J Tubs Cho!ce Leaf Lard,
75 Bbls and Boxes LeuocCake,
S75 BoxesLye and Potaah, . .
200 BoxeeSoap,
73 Boxes'and Kejs Seda,
100 Boxes and Half Bbls Snuff .
Shot, Buckets,
Paper, Spice, Pepper, C la
ter, Hoop Iroc, &c., . Fandolph SheeUn
For tale by '
fjT ?s will:a:i3 & :tur.jn::o:r,
J7e xrHl U gl4 tanc.Ivs ccnaclc: : r
frora err frlcii ca tzy vzl all tz. t i
srallstsrc:! 11
Tie naas of the writer cmi tlvin h r ( r
dshed to the Editor. :
OotewOTTirigoas csst be ' wrtlta ct -r'y
omerid ef the paper.
Pertoaalltles mask he avoided
And It Is especially exd asrilaularly C5d t -r
stood that the Edltre does not elwsys ticcrr
the views ot eorrespos dents, uzl to siati I
la the editorial eota" as.
Molasses and Syrup
N
U2L.EA.N8 acLisats,
CUBA UOLASREt,
UOAi iiOD-K BTRUP,
"r I,r tj
HALL
apt 6
06
PEAItSAI
An Act to Extend the Tiae to Be
deea land Bold for Txef. v
(2 1 r cvnl A ir.:.ji n
Una do enact-. !
Section 1. . That f t,a. t,m?I-
chapter two hundred vd twenty Tourt )
of the laws of 1879 ahali: be aJdtha ir.
are hereby extended to'e first day - of Jan-1
vvf ' i." : , .uv.wjt:; oecreiary . oi
State be and is hrreby-directed toihave thU
h-v ublUhed . in fouriiiewepapers. iu - this ;
Sec. a: --;ThIsW; shall bVltt force from
and after iu ratiflcaUou. - , , . - ,
and ratified this llth'day f MarchA. V.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OrriCE Secret art'op STATri
,T ,.r 4V vRaleiAprm, l5l.
. i certify the above to be a true copy frora
the records on file in this office. - y
. s W TV a TTvrlrTo
api 5-St . . Secretaryjof SUte.
4JEW FRUIT AfiDlCOHFiCTIOfiEftY
rpHE UNDERSIGNED-HAS -OPENED A
X, branch Fruitiand" Confectionery j Store
under the Review'i.Office,t1lPorue5? Water
and Chestnut streets. All persons pajslts:
thatilocality at?- respectfully. Invited to call
and be suited withi Fruity . Home-made ana
Fancy Candies 8odaWatoit Cigars 'and
general .xdcu variety," at? -' I ,
, SG. NORtUROP'S,
; j ' -Yatrr;strStcu. .
'TrideofttiePantry."
Another lot of this
Excellent Flour,
Just received,
TRY IT.
iiui s.1 uuri i is illUli 1 1
IVos. II & IS N. Front SI.
api 4 ' "
Hew Sprint Butter
I
VERY NICE.
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ALSO OTHER QUALITIES FROM
. 20 to 05c in prica.
JOHN Ls BOATWRISHTe
apU- 11 & 13 No. Front St.
Pianos and OrgaxiG
gOL LOW TOU OABH OR T
OY TE ISSTAtMENT 1-La2C
LiItE 8TCCS
School B?ekr,
Blank Bwks, -
' EtktlGnerj,
. Fr2:sr
OiD aad ses far yoursell ,
Yates' Book Gtoro.
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