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The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Entered at the Postoffice at Wilmington, N. C,
as second-cla matter.
E "V" jB JST I 3ST Gf -
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1882.
THE SITUATION IN EGYPT.
The cause of the trouble in Egypt is
not generally understood. Arabi Bey,
the War Minister, raised a revolt in oj
jxsition to the leryiug of a very harsh
tax nith which to repay the money bor
rowed by the late Khedive from money
lenders in France and England, to" fur
ther his pleasures. The present Khe
dive, as is well-known, is but the crea
ture of the Powers. As a result of this
revolt, Arabi Bey was removed from
oflice, and his expulsion from the coun
nry was demanded by England and
France, with which demand the present
Khedive was very anxious to comply.
The recalcitrant Minister, however, had
the people witli liim, and so emphatic
was their demand that he should be re
stored, anil that Egypt should be gov
erned by Egyptians and in the interest
of the people rather than of foreign
countries, and so great a. pressure was
brought to bear upon the Khedive who
was himself threatened with arrest and
forcible deposition unless he complied
that he was forced to" "bow t'6 the will
of the nation," restore Arabi to his
office, and virtually yield the govern
ment into his hands.
This is the present situation of affairs.
What England and France will do
about it, remains to be seen ; but, as the
Savannah News says, whatever the
outcome of the present complication,
however, the Egyptians have taught the
world one unexpected lesson, and that
is that they are not the lazy, passive,
unambitious people which they have
been credited with being. They have
heretofore been looked upon as a race
fond of ease, and careless of how they
are ruled or who ruled by, so long as
they were permitted to live, in peace.
This revolt of Arabi Bey, and tli3 ener
gy with which ho has been supported,
shows that the Egyptians are as ready
to resist what they regard as tyranny
and oppression as are natives of other
countries, and that they are as restive
under foreign control as are nations
heretofore inclir ed to look upon them
as an indolent, inferior people, fit only
to be ruled by despots, and utterly una
ble to govern themselves. Arabi Bey
may finally be overcome, but he has
already fclrced the world to accord him
respect, and if he remains firm, and, in
case he is driven to fight for what he
considers the just rights of himself and
his people, he makes a good fight, this
respect will be heightened into general
admiration.
FKUIT CROP PROSPECTS.
Late frosts and a backwaf dspring do
not seem to have done any harm to fruit
in thejvicinityjof NewYork,says thefc'r
alds Some cherry buds were killed, but
the tree sare still fairly loaded ; peaches
have endured better thannsomei places
further south, and pears and apples were
never promised more abundantly. As
fruit is not one of the crops that ajffects
the balance of the trade between Amer
ica and Europe it is frequently sneered
but tne inree-
at as of slight account,
quarters of our population that consists
of women and childred I regard the mat
ter from an entirely dill'ereni standpoint,
and to them the promise of the prescut
season is full of sati3taction.
t
JiradstrccCs latest reports regarding
the business situation and tjie general
condition of the country are not very en
couraging. Special telegrams jo that
journal from twenty-five cities indicate
that while business is in most cases
quiet or dull, still the crop prospects
continue to be undisturbed by nijiy au
thentic reports of seriously injurious
weather or insects. " The injury done to
wheat does not appear jto" be of wide ex
tent or irreparable. At most, local de-laj-s
of crops will, as far asnoW known,
constitute the damage done. From no
points except Chicago, Minneapolis and
San Francisco are there anv siiins of
special activity in the distribution of
general merchandise. On - the other
hand, in some lines the more important
citjes have disposed of stock considera
bly in excess of that sold I, during three
'weeks of May, 1881. According to these
reports the industrial outlook is tan om
T -
inous one.
!
SAVE THE FRUIT.
Under this head we find a very inter
esting article in the News and Observer.
It may be found to contain some inter
esting suggestions to the people of this
section wnere earner crops ana surer
crops of fruit may always be produced
owing to the vicinity of large bodies of
water. Our neighbor says :
Few of us understand the immense
value ot the fruit crop of a great fruit
gaowing State like North Carolina.
The present crop, carefully handled,
would add tens it not hundreds of thou
sands of dollars to the wealth of our
people. The dried fruit of East Ten
nessee last year was estimated as liijrh
as a million of dollars. Our territory is
much larger, aud our fruit is said to be
more abundant and better. I n order to
induce our people to care for it, we
quote the present New York prices for
dried and evaporated lruits. , North
Carolina dried apples aud peaches com-
raana a mgner price man tnose oi any
other State quoted : ,
Dried apples from 6 to 8h cents per
pound ; dried peaches, choice, peeled, ID
to a) cents per pound ; dried plumb
Southern, 1 1 to 12 cents per pound :
dried cherries, Southern, 17 to 19 cents
per pound ; dried raspberries 21) to 30
cents per pound ; dried blackberries 14
cents per pound; evaporated apples,
peeled, 10 to 13-i cents per pound: evaD
orated peaches, peeled, 33 to 35 cents per
pound.
- i win or rr nnnnnnnr. rrkrQ nnono n it
be lower, still it will pay to save .every
pound of our immense crop. It will
sell well peeled and carefullv dried.
bettcr nicely evaporated, and still better
canned by the new process, valuable
n f 3 lt ll
lniormaiion m regaru to wmcn win oe
given at the meeting of the Fruit and
Vine Growers Association to-day. It
is a significant fact that North Carolina
fruit commands the highest prices in the
market. .
- Mr. William II. Oliver, of" Newborn,
in a communication to us estimates the
cost of starting a canning establishing,
outside the use of an ordinary steamer
boiler, not ta exceed $500. lie savs
the boiler of any cotton ' gin or saw
mill can be used and suggests ;that a
few of those persons interested in each
neighborhood! take the necessary steps
at onca to start a cannery. We are in
formed mat a small establishment of
this kind, in a neighboring State, last
year made 5,000 in as many weeks.
Mr. Oliver says that single counties
in Maryland have over three hundred
of these canneries. Let our people in
vestigate the different modes of saving
their fruit at once and adopt that which
they think will pay best under all the
circumstances. In some way let each
save all the fruit or berries under r their
control.
It may be that small canneries will
prove more' remunerative than small
distilleries. Lettish? the figures.
The winding up of the business of the
house of A. T. Stewart I & Co. j is re
ported to bcv progressing mulch more
rapidly than was expected, jmd it; is
now thought" the affairs of the concern
will all be settled in the course of-the
summer. The rumors that the business
would be bought out iii
continued as it was, unt
mnagement, seems to
out foundation.
a lump, and
era -different
he entirely with
BY TELEGRAPH.
NOOJf: TELEGRAMS.
TEXAS;?-
be
Railroad Work About to
Suspended,
rBy Telegraph to-Dally Review. !
Galveston, Texa3, June 1 Nooni
The Houston Post publishes the follow
ing special: The wrork of construction
on the New York, Texas & Mexican
lload will be abandoned when it reaches
Victoria, which will be about June 17th.
The reason given is the inability of the
State to give satislactory land grants.
ILLINOIS.
How the Colored Man is Treat
ed in the Loyal Xorthwest.
By Telegraph to Daily Review. 1
Chicago, June "2 Noon, The'Joli
ct Iron & -Steel works had a gang of -S30
non-union men, sonic .colored, unload
in": iron at their docksiere yesterday.
Last evening thev - irot on board the"
Chicago & Alton train to go to Joliet.
When the train stopped at Pan-Handle
crossing, it was surrounded by about
50 striking iron workers anu tneir
friends, four or five of whom jumped
oil the engine, presented revolvers and
prevented the engineer from starting
again : another detachment entered the
train and pulled out all the workmen
they could recognize, including half a
dozen colored men. The remainder of
the crowd took them and beat, kicked
and iurnped upon them, injuring them
severelv. Mauv stones wrere thrown
and shots fired. One shot took effect in
the
'TTnxir von Manage, said a ladv
to her friend, ."to appear so happy all
the time?" ! "I always have ParkerTs
Ginger Tonic, handy," was the reply
and thus keep myself and family in good
health. When I am well I always leels
good natured." See other column.
Quarterly Meeting's
For the Wilmington District Methodist
E. Church, South, third round, in
part: - ;l - ' -
Wilmington, at Front street,
at 11 A: M June 4
Wilmington, at Fifth street,
at8P:M. . June 4
Brunswick, at Macedonia. . .June 10-11
Smithville, at 8 P.M........ June 13
Whiteville . . . . . .June 17-18
Elizabeth, ,at Union. - L June 4 25
Robt. O.iBuirrox,
Presiding Elder.
Bishop Lyman's Appointments.
June 2-pFriday, Fairfield, Hyde
county. - (
June 4 Sunday, St. George's, Hyde
county. ,
June 11 Sunday evening, Fayctte
ville. i
j June 18 Sunday, Pittsboro. " ,
Holy Communion at all morning ser
vices. ' " i .
Collections for Diocesan Missions.
ot Judge Pillsbury, of the
Rescued from Death
William J. Coughlin of Somerville
Mass., savs : In the fall of 187G I was
taken with bleeding of the lungs follow
rd bv a severe conffh. I lost mv aiine
tite and flesh, and I was confined to
my bed. In 1877 1 was "admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said I had
hole in my lung as big as. a half dollar
A A- J J i 'a. .1 A 1 j
jyl one tinie a report went arounu ma
I was dead. X gave up nope, but
friend told me of Dr. .William Hall's
"BUSCELLAXEOUS.
Ills. Appel ate iZund Balsam for the lungs. I got a bottle
which it is feared will prove fatal. whea to my surprise, I commenced tc
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
my surprise, l commenced to
feel better and to-day T feel better than
tor three years past
"I write this hoping every one afflict
ed with Diseased Lungs will take Wil
liam Hall's Balsam, and be convinced
that Consumption can be cured. . I can
positively say it has done more good
than all the other medicines I have
WILMINGTON MARKET.
' June 2 4 P.M.
SPIRITS' TURPENTINE Unfa
vorable advices from Southern and
orthern markets cause corresponding taken since mv sickness
depression here and we quote the arti
hieh 100 MOONSHINE.
1,1 iU I
7.1 U . comparatively light ma(Je -t known to the Paris presg that
he will personally chastise, on his
Augusta Chronicle: The Independent
candidates for Governor and for Con
gress, in this District, at Ijeast, will not
run far. .There are two or three in the
race. It will be a sort of walking
match.
The immigrant arrivals at Castle
Garden for the week ending Saturday,
ascsrresated 20,191, makin? ,a total of
78,000 for the month thus fan
L ,
PERSONAL.
"Dr." Mary Walker wants Giiiteati
sent to an insane asylum .j j ,
One of ike newspaper carriers in
Boston is a woman 87 years old.1 i
now the
Penn.
Caldwell
Gen. Winfield S. Hancock is
guest of Judge Black, at York,
A girl named Taylor, ot
county, Mo., aged 11 years, is a motheii
Recent rumors that? thej health of
Pope Leo XIII is failing, are authorita
tively denied.
Senator Fair, of Nevada, says that
Massachusetts is the ? place lor John
Chinaman. i 'j
The police census Just made' returns
an aggregate of 81,701 as tjie total
voting population of Baltimore under
the new division of the wards.
ilr. Labouchere, of tho. London! Tnith.
speaks of an American j young lady
whose bonnet was jas ! "ram partly
picturesque as her rullle. 7j j
Dion Boucicault will make
tended tour ot the united States next
season, supported by a strong company
under the
Dickson .
management
an
ex-
of Brooks &
Both Iydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier are pre
pared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue,
Lymij Mass. Price of cither, $1 . Six
bottles lor $5. Sent by mail in the
form of pills, or of lozenges, oik receiDt
of price, $1 per box for either. Mrs.
Pinkham freely answers all letters of in
quiry. Lnciosc,, c. stamp, bend lor
pamphlet. Mention this paper, i
SHORTS.
offerings, we note a dull market at
$1.G0 aud $1.65, with no disposition to
press sales. Fine Rosins ire in small
stock and receipts and fair jlemand and
taken as offered at $2.25 for K; $2.50
for M; $2.75 for N; $3.12i to $3.25 for
W G.
! l Ait (.quoted hrm at $1.50 per
bblof280 lbs. ' .
CRUDE TURPENTINE No offi
cial quotations. ISIarket ' quiet at $1.50
for Hard and $2.75 for Soft and Virgin.
COTTON Quoted dull. No sales
reported. The following are the of
ficial quotations:
Ordinary 8 15-1&
Good Ordinary ., 10 5-16
Low Middling . . . .11 3-16
Middling I... .lit
Good Middling. ...... k . . ..12
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Spirits Turpentine 286 casks-;
Kosm J . 1038 bbls
Tari 118 bbls
Crule Turpentine 391 bbls
cts
re
turn, -whoever may have spoken slight
ingly of his wife. f f
so8ton I'ost: "lirant had an ovn
cousin in the Confederate army under
Lee. It will be remembered thatit'was
virtually a toss of a cent that decided
Grant and Logan which army to enter."
In view of the generous contributions
to setty and the sentimentaiism over
Sergeant Mason, half the soldiers in
Washington are kicking themselves be
cause they dian t shoot at liuiteau s
window.
Woman's most implacable enemy is
woman, lor instance Gail Hamilton,
in writing to a mend, acids this post
script: "Anna Dickinson is playing
ilamlet. bhe ought to play his uncle,
for she murders Ilamlet. Nothing else
new. With love."
The latest joke about King Kalakaua,
of the Sandwich Islands, is that he can
not help being a good man. 1 The rea
son assigned is that his ancestors ate so
much missionary in their time that it
worked into their systems and was
transmitted to their descendants.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By Cable to Daily Review!
Liverpool, June 2 Noon. Cotton
steady. Uplands 6 ; Orleans 6 13-16.
Sales 12,000 bales; speculation and ex
port 2,000 bales. Receipts 12,300, of
which 10,300 are American; June 6 37-
61SG 38-04; June-July 0 37-6 16 38-61;
Unprecedented Attraction !
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
July-August G 12-640 41-01; August- T.milQlJITin Rtato T nf-ramr
September C 46-64; September-October --UUlllSiaiia Oiate iiOlterV
Company.
6 41-64. Iuitures ouict. Sales 146.500:
American 31,000; speculation 800; ex
port 400; actual export 1,400; import
ltswu: American b,3UU: stock 103,250:
American 63,200; afloat 35,600; Ameri
can H,U00.
Liverpool, June 2. 1.30 Cotton,
June 6 39-64; June-July 6 39-64; July
Ami. 642-64; Oct-Nov. 6 29-64; bread-
stuns quiet anu steady.
Liverpool, June 24 P. M. Cot
ton, sales American 7,500; June 6 38-64;
June-July 6 38-64S6 37-64; Dec-Jan.
0iib-t46 .futures weak
Incorporated in 1SG8 for 25 years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable but-
poses with u capital of $1,000,000 to winch a
x-eserve iuna or sooO.000
auueu
Charitable pur-
has since been
By an overwhelminff Donulai vote Usfrnn.
chise was madei apart of the present Statu
Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., IS79.
Its Gkand Single Number Dha wings
will take place monthly.
It meter scales or vostvones.
ts ap-
and
is;
The Pennsylvania Independet
jefir to be terribly m earnest
An Italian has a colony of 60,000 silk
worms in a room in St. Ixnus
confident of a fine silk cropj
In Gambria' county, Pa , there are
two springs only a-few feet apart, one
of which hnds its way into the Atlantic
ocean and the other into the Gulf of
Mexico.
The peach crop along the valley of
the lludson is pronounced to be a total
failure. Late frosts have destroyed
what was not killed by the earlier frosts
and freezes. j
An exposition of "funeral imple
ments," such as hearses, coflins ' and
grave clothes is called to interest and
amuse the good people of lloch jster
during the latter part of June.
An electric railroad, twenty-six miles
long, is proposed for a district in the
soutn oi lungiana, wmcn is iweii sup
plied with water power to I drive the
dynamo-electric machines.
Take warning by this young man's fate,
lie would leave ou his flannels,
He's sleeping now 'neath a silver plate,
And Ids coffin had rosewood panels.
lirauiont jsews.
The prospect in Pittsburgh is, ac
cording to the Post, that more idle mein
will tramp the streets of that citjy I this
summer than ever before. The class
who will suffer most are the dayplabor-
ers, who, unlike the strikers j hafe no
funds nor organization on I which to
depend.
:
To Promote a Vigorous ftrowth o
the hair, use Parker's Hair Balsam. It
restores the youthful color to gray hair
removes dandruff and cures itching ol
me scaip.
Look at the following Distribution
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place the
145th Grand Monthly
AND THE j
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING
At New Orleans, Tuesday, June 13th, 1S2.
Under the personal supervision and manage
ment of
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louis
iana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY,
of "Virginia. I
Western opened hidier flonifol Dni'irn (filfin Ann
and active, but closing lower: South- WM,rAta,A LAC, P-LVUjUUU.
"NOTlcivTickets are Ten Dollars onlv
Halves, $5. Fifths, $2. Tenths, 1.
LIST OF PRIZES. I '
1 Capital Prize of fcioo om. .
Baltimore, Md. June 2. -Xoon
Flour quiet and stead v: Howard street
and Western super $3.25$ 1.50 ; extra
mius super : extra S5.00
S7.80: Kio brands S7.25?7.37 : Balti
more high grade i familv: 8: winter
iin., pa'A;ui, o. iu. ji neat, ouumeni
quiet ; I V estern opened firm but closed
dull; Southern red $1.35i$1.40; Am
ber $1J40$ 1.44: No. 1 Maryland $1.42i
asked; j No. 2 Western, winter red,
spot, 1.33g 1.383. Corn. Southern
dull ami easy ;
and active, bu
eni white 90 1.00; yellow 83.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Iew York; -June 2 Noon. The
stock market opened weak and J1
lower man it ciosea yesterday, the lat
ter on i. w. preierred, while Kike
Erie & Western were 15 lower.l Aftpr
oncninjr the market was somewhat ir.
regular, after which a general decline of
ilA took place, in which N. J. O.
Denver & R. Grande and Texas Pacific
were prominent. At 11 o'clock there
was a recovery ol Jas, N. J. C. leadin
therem.
1 Grand Prize of
1 Grand Prize of
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prizes of
20 Prizes of
50
100
200 " ,
COO
10.000 M
50,000...
20,000....
10,000....
5,000....
1,000....
500 mm
300, m
200
100.... -10....
I APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes of $200
100 W
J in)
to.
$100,000
50,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
40,000
00,000
100,000
$20,000
10,000
7,500
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IRELAND OF TO-DAY.
(Introduction by Thos. Power O'Connor, M. P.)
Centuries of English otmrcsslon set forth. Jt
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pcraiion.i snows now tne land was conns
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
B3' Telegraph to Daily Review.
FIXAXCIAL.
Ew York, June 2 Noon. Stocks
cum ana weaic. Aioney 3 per cent.
Sterling Hxchane, lon, 4861: short,
480. State bonds inactive. Govern
ments unchanged i
C03IMERCI A L.J
Cotton Quiet and steady. Sales of
42 bales. -Uplands 12 1-1G; Orleans
12 5-10. Futures easy. June 12.03; July
12.13; August 120; September 11.89;
Uctober ll.4a; November 11.31. Flour
11,279 Prizes, amounting to.
Gen. G. T. Beacregakd, of La.
Ufn. l liBALA. jaklt, of Va.
. $522,500
Com.
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Everyarticle we sell is strictly as represented.
' i'
I Ours is the oldest -established grocery house
la Wilmington, and we are determlfied to keep f
np the high reputation it has enjoyed forjjnirt
than a quarter ofta century.
SAMAllITAJf
' N E It V I N j
The greatest tonic known, it laid hi . '
Insures good appetite, firei ined5rt4U.
the system, guarantee? sweet wTLfe w
l1?1 r58 enfeebled uLiS iJfS?l
sUtutlona to robust health. ""w 1
SA3IAI1ITAN
NERTI-NE
u4
nt
I SAMAEITAH
N E 11Y I NE.
to glTO sarfif action er retura tbt money. LnX
tog physicians testify to its belsi hwX
good, eminent dlrlnes declare it excellent ind
uneaqualed and people everywhere bear tir
fnl and roluntary testunony te lu gna) -nine.
SAMARITM
NERVINE
Is unfailing and Infallible In cnrpif Alcohelbat'
and Opium Eating.- To cone before the piblk
with an absolute cure or a specinc to restore
the desire for alcoholic timolanU or the habit
of opium eating, seems to many, we htre so
doubt an absurdity, inca is the cae nererthe
less, and before offering oar medicine to the
public we thoroughly convinced oumlree by
actual experience that it would de all we ebUa
for It. I I '
FOR SALE BY All DSDCItSTS.
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PTJEOELL HOUSE.
JJNDER NEW MANAGEM25T, ;
wrLMntGToa, 1. 1
B. L. PERRY, PiDprletor. !i
Late Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. Flrtt Ck1
in aU Its appointments. Terms 190 to t t"
day.- - , -r febW
C. D. IVIorrillf
JNDERTAKEr CABINET MAIHt AKJ
Office and noxx Bnof etsto-
CARPENTER.
ond street, opposite SoutherlandV liblef ;
Respectfully solicits orders and P
good work, prompt dellttry awlwultfrrfAis'i
every respect. . - , . - aT1
WOTIOE.
G
N AND AFTER 1UT 1, !, Jfiim
discontinue the sale of
Wines Liquors and Lager
Beer
And shan confine myielt xehurftfj?
sale ef
Family Crocerico.
Should be plcasd M ? '
our dtlzenj. .
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CaspeetfaC
JOHN U MXrtVtiP:
We respectfully Iniite an examination of
stock,
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GEO. MYERS,
II and 13 South Front
quiet and steady. Wheat fairly active Ox MS.M- Wrights sound plapp
fllihlsh' pofairiyacth-eand hubf
k3 hifrhor. Pork firm nnl tm i.rf "" "oaae, or for fencinir.
r - .v AVI IUUIUIT IWlTlfT TlSlfli2a y r
Pork firm and ouiet at I Thi, ir
in o.m T I 1 !. . . . J
Ciau-w. win Mrunser at U.U5. oureniarJcaDiy cheap. Also a rowf it
Spirits turpentine 424c Rosin $2.25 !Snnwd alockt- For 5o?
$237h. Freights, dull and nomi5al. i l iJWds bbos., U j. cSku
"Our Dave"
HAS QUIT TIIE X'Ptmuf and goes for "St.
Jacobs". Mv, O my back, says he. All
from tugging those HEAVY COOK STOVES of
ours. Bath Tubs, Tin Ware, Freezers, Water
Coolers, &ct at ,.
Parker & Taylor'o
Salt- Salt.
criTONS AGRICULTURAl.'f1
l'onnSACKS FJNE TABLED
SACKS COARSE
OUY Fine Tahli Salt
. New Crop Cnoa Jj, fit
"i O AHhds,: Tierces and ,
t rep Cuba, Porto Rico, OM CgJ
ceW Synrpfor aale.t t
Home Made Candy.
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PURE AND WnOLESOMEv
..... . - AmW M.I
All a IB us maoe irrea c vj j
Seend Street. 10uCfl fcJaft
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