TIUS'APEK
morning. Mondays
..i.- i every
JOSH T. JAMES,
,.iro ad ruoraiaTon.
.,n- MiT.UlK PAID:
.1,. mm tj
Three
One monll'. 55
... i-..i..iiwil iv cai ilee free
7n ny lirt of the city. at the above
m and lilreral.
,11 rvrrl nnv and all fall
trill i m. -
thvlr paper rvguUrl..
.,lirrci
.,. li rti " Mm the Inrycst
. ... ..J" stmt itrinxtwlltrr i I d
r wiiitiinutim yesterday. He ramu to Lake the vo
imtkerUgoJ l mnmfm. n , i .
LOCAL NEWS.
,10(1 TO HI ADVERTISE III ITS.
. . sal ,H,,,k"
n iirerwewavH Man
.. .We Have the Hcti
ItWKTl
T j imi mi m
BtrfctftlB are rce and high.
I --Lave pMN clear out or sight.
. ;i sj iiv.jm per dozen.
w.. And- i lt i k can find employ
ijRLnlvinc at this office.
in
Ill o ri ' " .
iw lino of Winter piece
goods
have
, style are beanlifnl. Dykk
'ret to state that Dr. J. C.
We a-
W&tr is still quite sick and has not
arc m beuor several
Virtue dwells at the head of a river
to which we cannot get but by rowing
against the stream.
MboH every country has its nation
nJody. but the waltz is the music
ol the whirietl. "
lVrch.Trout and Black-
fi,h hooks and lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at jACQBi's.t
A voung man wishes to know wheth
er lie should study on the saxophone or
trvtiie lophone. Do neither. Devote
iour v.-ung lite to practicing on the
telephone.
We learn that a man was run over
! r a train on .he Wilmington & Wel
Jua Kailroad at Whitaker's. yesterday
afternoon, and both legs were cut off.
W e learned no further particulars.
Two doves from the Hollow were ar
med Monday night for disorderly con
duct and were lodaed in the guard
hwse. The Maor being indisposed,
be did not investigate their cases yes
May morning. They will appear at
his levee this A. M.
A tittle son of Mr. A. J. Howell ran
a large fish hook through the fleshy part
ofhis left hand, on yesterday. It was
i,md necessary to have it cut out by a
physician. The little fellow, we are
ad to know, is not suffering any in
convenience Iroiu it. .- -
Lieut. T. J. Simmons, who was de
tached from the revenue cutter Stevens,
at Newbern, and assigned to the Colfax,
lias been ordered back. Lieut. W.- H.
Hand, of the Crown, at San Francisco,
has been ordered to duty on the Colfax,
lie i expected to arrive about the 15th
proximo.
The next regatta over tlie Wrights-
illc course will be sailed about the 15th
i September. It will be an open-to-ail
race tor the Sea Side Park Improve
ment Company's prize of $95. It is to
I hoped that all of the yachts on the
-mi ml- will be entered.
Mr. A. li. KeUy, formerly of this city,
but now of West Point, Va., in the
claim department of the Peidmont Air
line, is in the city on a visit to his
1-arents. Mr. Kelly lias been on a visit
to his brothec Mr. Geo. H. Kelly, at
Birmingham, Ala., who we are pleased
to know is well and doing a large busi
ne. More Church Cams
Thellev A.M. Conway, pastor of
the First Baptist church, colored, was
arrested Yesterday on the charge of pei
jury. The charge against him grew out
of the church cases which have occiv
PeU the attention of the Magistrate's
Court for several weeks. There seems
be a great deal of dissection and
:rite between the discordant factions
in the church.
That Prediction.
Vennor predicted that there would be
tonus along the coast about the 29th
nd we are ot the belief that his prcdic-
hon willbe verified. The heavens, as
write, look dark and angcy and it is
the opinion of our local weather pro
ptets that the clouds are gathering to
break upon us iu the equinox which
they "think is right upon us.
A Barking Bird.
A large bird pass over the city M on
- night about 11 o'clock and attract
1 the attention oi pedestrians and
others by the peculiar noises it made
uurin ' it, flight It svnniloil verv much
Ile the hoarse barking of a Urge dog.
6C nersans tbink- that thr "harkinc
binl was a precursor of very bad j
weather. The noise or bark was very
""g and loud and was
idcrablc distance.
heard lor a
The
VOL. VI.
Mr. .1. W. Kuss, one of the attaches '
tin- penitentiary, arrived in this itv '
i u. in. r.iimi Mi'iiunun, .in ts;.jw.i wii-
vict, back U the penitentiary. He lelt
witli his charge yesterday afternoon. masa-iueetiug at lxn Creek ou SMtuir
Au account of her capture has been dy , thc 2nd dJ of September
published in the REVIEW, candidate for Congress, Col. Whar-
ton J. Green, and Col. B. R. Moore, of
New Cotton. j this city, have accepted invitations to
The roceiFts of cotton at this port yes-
tcnlay foot up 10 bales, of which 8
Indus were new cotton. i$ome little of
this has been sold at 124 euts per lb., ,
which is 1 cent above quotations. The
consignees here are Messrs. I). R. Mur-
chison & Co., B. F. Mitchell 6c bon,
Woody & Carrie and E. 1 Covington,
and the shippers Messrs. S. E. Shaw,
Maysviilc, S. C ; S. W. Wilson. Mays
ville; C. E. Stubbs, Marion, and Jcptha
(iibson, laurel Hill, N. C.
The Excursion To-Dy.
Our frieuds of the Second Baptist
Church will give their excursion to
Smithville and the Forts to-day. They
havo ;made ample preparations for a
pleasant day and the committee aver
thatione of the guests will have cause
to regret spending the day with them.
They have heretofore conducted their
excursions in such a manner as to win
for themselves the plaudits of their
friends, and we feel assured they will
not allow their well-merited reputation
to suffer to-day.
At Pine Orove To-NijrUt.
The crew of the yacht Frolic, the
winner oi itne last reiM-w. "t
by invitation, take supper at. Pine
Grove, Wrightsville Sound,1 toinight.
After tea Capt. Manning will tender his
guests and their friends a complimenta
ry hop in his pavilion on the beautiful
lawn in front of his house, He extends
a cordial invitation the ladies and gen
tlemen of this city and all the Sounds.
Ample preparations have been made to
furnish all who may attend with one of
his excellent pig-fish suppers. Boats
will be at the command of those who
wish to take a sail or visas the banks.
An excellent band of music will be on
hand to accommodate the dancers.
Anything in the hardware line can
be found at reasonable prices at J aco
BIS.
T
The Difficulty at Smithville.
In referring yesterdty to the difficul
ty which occurred at Smithville last
Saturday, we stated, on the assurance
of a gentleman whose word was to us
sufficient, that the difficulty was the re
sult of a misunderstanding. This, we
are now informred, was a mistake. A
friend of the attacking party called up
on us last-night to assure us that there
was no misunderstanding and;that such
references were made that a personal
attack was considered t he only justifia
ble means lea and that the party to
whom we have referred, as well as his
friends,still consider that his course was
thoroughly justifiable. Having in the
first instance carefully refrained from
mentioning the names of the parties in
terested, we think it best for all concern
ed not to mention them now.
Death of Dr Schonwald.
The venerable Dr. J. T. Schonwald
died at his residence in this city early
vMtAnisv moraine. He had been sick
for some time and his death was not at
all unexpected. He was a native of
Hungary, being born at Buda Pesth,
November 35th, 1801, and was conse
quently nearly SI years of age. His re
mains will be interred at Myrtle Grove
Sound to-day, at 10 o'clock. Dr. Schon
wald has been a resident of this city
for about forty years. He was a
gentleman of literary culture and has
contributed one or two volumes on
medicine and its practise. He was
benevolent and charitable, always be
stowing his charity in a modest
way. He has often relieved suffer
ing and driven the woll from the
door of many of our poor when
tlw little texpected from whence their
relief came
e. Many wiu w mmw
hed over the grave oi we uuj
xhi notice.
Col. Green's Appointments.
j.
rv.i wk..n J Hreen. our canal-
SaTcK in thi. district wiMj
mddress his f.Uowitixen3 at the follow-;
inir times and ulaoes :
Long Creek, Pender county, Satur-
cay &ept. -'na.
Burgaw, Pender connty, Monoay.
Sant. 4th.
Kenansville, Duplin county, Tnesday,
.Sent. 5th
Beaufort, Carteret county, Thursday
Sept. 7th.
Speaking will commence about 11
D uly
WILMINGTON. N. C. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
leinocratic fllass-flleetlng.
We arc authorized by the chairman of
ttw pMHUiflfci Executive Committee
id Pender countv. to announce that the
r' . "
Democrat of lliat county will hold a
address the people on that occasion.
other distinguished speakers are also
invited. Speaking will commence at II
o'clock, a. m. A large crowd is
pected.
A Dog and an Alligator.
An alligator, something over seven
feet long, was killed on the west bank
of the Cape Fear river, at the Hilton
ferry, yesterday afternoon. The cir
cumstances of the capture and killing of
his 'gatorship arc as follows : A gen
tleman who was driving through the
country en route for Point Caswell p ut
his horse and buggy on the ferry flat at
Hilton and was taken across the river.
As he was about to drive on to the
causeway on the west side he discover
ed that his setter dog had been left on
the opposite bank. The gentleman
whistled to his dog, when the obedient
canine plunged in and swam the stream.
Just before the dog reached the shore
an alligator appeared on the scene and
bit the dog in too, taking one half of it
in at one gulp. The 'gator then came
near the flat, when the flatman caught
it in the eye with a large boat hook and
held it until the gentleman shot and
killed it with his revolver.
Peace Produces Prosperity.
The prosperity with which the bles
sing of Divine rrovidence has visited
the South is evidenced by the increase
of the comfort of living in the several
nrominent cities, notably New Orleans.
The great Charity Hospital, which has
flourished for over a century, is sus
tained by the gratuity of $1,000,000
from The Louisiana btate Lottery
fVmnnv in return for its franchises.
Thfttiftxt drawing (the 148th Grand
Mnnthlv will occur September 12th,
and nrirfta of 75.000. O85.000. $10,000,
rv will he triven to purchasers of
tickets whole, $5 ; fifths, $1. Any in
formation can be had on application to
M A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
leist of Letters
Tm.ainino- in CitV PoSt-offiCC On
Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1882:
A Mattio Adams, Maria Armet,
Julia Andrews, Francis Allen, miss
nVJUka H Be rrv C2). Seth Bridge
mn Jas M Barnes. J W Brinkley,
Tiiii Rpnuon. M A Brown. Mollie
Rprtt. Richard Burd. Melissa Bradley,
John Barnett, Malvina Bryant, Mary
E Brenne. Henry Bnggs, Hester names,
H 13 Butler dc tjo, Annie xu jdiuawu.
nThnmaa H Collins. Mary M Cor
Wr .Tosenh M Chanman, Frennell
D Maggie Divan, Jane Dules, Lillie
J Days. . ,
"E Mamie Evans. Maggie Eaton,
frv TCvanffles. Kittie Ellerbe.
v Walter Fennell. Messrs F G
Vr-MiW Ransom FloweTS.
ftWm J Godwin. Milly Garrom,
E Green. Eliaa Green,
it William Huhn. Maggie Howe,
J R Hardy, James A Hines, George W
Hill. Emma Hooper, Ed D Henry,
ii.ii.Pfin H Hall. AnnaxJ Hyman, Bet
. r UonslAv Cherrie Howard. John
Holland, Bev David Howard (2), Dran
t Mori a. Tones. Setiah B Jones. B
C Jones. Anderson Johnson. Jemmie
Johnson, H H Johnston, Harriet Jack
son.
IT Panlinp Kellv.
I. Robert Lee, Kate L.my, ixeorge
" - . , ...
i nnriti Wimr rAe. .John L Lemere.
' tv Mihills. Warren McMillan
(2), Teller Mitchell, Sarah Meyers, R J
linrrov Rnsfl. Moses. Pennv Morton,
fnnrAs. John McDonald, Ade-
tinrf Majsh. Grace Miller. Elizabeth
Manallar. LatCV A
K Mason. Louisa
xi.ro T.vnndpr Moore. X. H More.
i n, ,na Miliar Tjiura McNeil.
xrv XHnksnn. Elsie Nois. Hen
ry Nois, Isham Newkirk. Melissa Ni
Lia William "Ml-rnn-
pS A Parker, Mollie Parker, Em
ma Parker, Lavenia Pope, Susad Fher
row, Jennie Page.
R Ammy Robinson, Geo E Robert
aon. Emma Rone, J W Reilly iJicyB
Kodgcrs, Maggie Robeson, Melvina Ke
can, Mac Robitzsh.
SCharlotte Smith, Rev A B Saw
yer, Hannah Sidberry. Gov SuigletAry,
Hagar Stackhouse, Jas C Stewart, L A
Smith, James Stewart, Maggie
art, Mollie E Smith, Tempycott, Win
Siade. u
T Rosanna Thompson, Martha
Tkm.a fTonrv ThomDSon (2.) rranK
fhnnmnn, A Taylor! A M Thomp-
LUUriliJu. r.
.Trnwohine TttTncT.
V Vgj h) A yjQr
-'X Faniiie White, J W
J R Weatberlv.
Jacob
Williams, James Menry wrtruj.
Sarah Whittier, R W Ward Pompey
ivhj rMiiaa Wadkina, J T Wn-
t xvuit iniaa Wadkina. J T Vbiie-
. Williams, A H Wanng,
p.-,--, fciiimr for letters in the above
Persons caning w f . ;f
W T, J MM
D. C PP -oiua. sj--.
Wilruiugton, new nwvi '
REYIEW.
THB MAILS
close and arrive at the City Post
office as follows: i
CLOSE
Northern through mails, fst 4.4T Pi M.
Northern through and way malls 5.40 A, M .
Kajelgh .50P. M. and 5.40 AJ M.
Malb) for the N. C. Kallroad ami I
routes snpplletl therefrom includ-
liur, A. A . C. Uailroad a 5.40 A. M.
Southern Malls for all ioiute South,
daUy. ! 8.00 Fi M.
Western malls (C. C. Hallway) daily,
(except Sunday) 5.50.P. M.
All points betweeu Hamlet and Ral-
el2bl7 5.50 P. M.
Mali for Cltcrawau'l Ihirllncton Hail
road 8.08 P. M.
Malls for points tetween Florcix e
ami Charleston 8.00 P. M.
Fayette vi lie ami offices on Cape Fear
1.00 P. M.
FayeUevllMS; via Lumberton, dally.
except Sundays.
.5.50 P. M.
Onslow C. H. and Intermediate offi
ces, Tuesdays and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
SmtthTille malls, by steamboat, dally ...
(except Sundays) 8.30 A. M.
Mails for Eay II ill, Towu Creek,
Shallottc ana Little River, Tues- I
days ami Fridays COO A.M.
OPEN FOB DEL1VEKY.
Northern through and way mails. . . .7.30 A. M.
Southern Mail.- 7.30 A. M.
Carolina Central Kailroad 9.30 A. M.
Mails collected from street boxes every day
at 3.45 P. M. h
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to is M. , and
from 2 to 5.30 P. M. Money order and Register
Department open same as stamp office.
Stamps for sale in small quantities at general
delivery when stamp office is closed.
(Wmoral delivery open from davlleht to dark
and on Sundays from 8.30 to 9.30 A. M.
DIED.
SCHONWALD In this city, August 29th,
DR. J. T. SCHONWALD, Sr., in the 81st year
of his aire. A native of Hungary, born at Bu
da Pesth, November 23d, 1801.
Funeral win take place rrom nis laie resi
dence comer Church and Second streets, this
Wednesday) morninir at 10 o'clock, thence to
Mvrtle Grove Sound. Friends of the family
are invited to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Piney Grove.
yyAGONETTK WILL LEAVE CORNER
aM. ,1 .I DwlMiAna afa nf A Tk Tin tVV TirAVr
Grove. fCaot. Manning's) Wrhrhtsville Sound.
Returning, will leave Piney Grove at 12o'clk.
aug OV-ll
T. J. SOUTHERLAND.
We Have the Best
50
CENTS HAIR BRUSH IN THE CITY.
Also an elegant assortment of Fancy Goods,
Drugs, Medicines, &c, which we reeeive by
every steamer. Come over and see us.
MUNDS BROS.,
Pharmacists, Brooklyn
aug 30
Dry Goods Clerk Wanted.
k N EXPERIENCED CLERK IN A CITT
Retail Dry Goods Store. One who fully under
stands the business can get employment by
applying at
aug 30 It THIS OFFICE.
School Books.
T
EACHERS AND PARENTS WILL FIND
it to their advantage by giving me a call be
fore purchasing. Almost every kind of School
Book can be had at HEINSBERGBR'S.
LARGE STOCK FROM THE BEST
Manufactories can always be found at most
reasonable prices at
HEI NSBERGER'8,
Live Book and Music Store
aug 30
A Lady Says
THAT THE MATTRESS WE HAVE just
made over for her is so comfortable that
she will send down another. Our Upholster
ntr o-ivps eoual satisfaction. If you wish fair,
square wort
DrK anu qui a uurricu mu. imrc jum
orders at
aug 29
S. JEWETT'S.
27 N. Front St.
Family Excursion !
rpO SMITHVILLE AND FORT CASWELL,
will be given on the Steamer PASSPORT, on
FRIDAY, September 1st.
Fare for ound trip cents ; Chi Wren un
der 12 years of age 25 cents.
Tickets may be procured from any of the
Committee or at the boat.
Refreshments will be supplied at City Prices.
M. P. TAYLOR.
GABRIEL HOLMES,
WILLIAM H. GREEN,
aug 29-2t Committee.
Bice Planters
w
ILL FIND A GOOD ASSORTMENT of
Powder. Shot. Cape, Muke Reap Hooka,
Bush Scythes,. Ac. Prices GUA.RANTls.KD.
An examination is all we ask
ABeiuuM e gpR1NGER 4 CO-i
Successors to J no. Dawson ft Co.,
aug
t PJ. 21 23 Marsei oi.
The World Over
-y-OU MAY LOOK AND THEN YOU will
find all kinds of goods c heap as the cheapest at
PARKER TAYLOR'S,
37 i RHonuirow at.
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
M. 6CHLOSS, Prop.
-CLASS W EVERY RESPECT.
First-class
and BILLIARD SA
an 27
LOOK ATTACHED
An Overworked Man
AH ENJOY HIS SUNDAY'S REST wtth
one of our nice
n1 MoMniti
linn'l rAIl VSIIt lUlIHf
- the .eat of tout easy chair, do
t that
' oe4 attentloa ?
1 i
30. 1882.
tiUb '
NEW AIT5RTISMENTS.
John Werner.
PKACT1CAL UKKMAN BAKBEK AND
I'KliFl MKi:,
MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, N. C.
A 1 AM" FACTL ItKK OF PARISIAN BK1L
jjL lantlne, Friction and Lnsion. Also, Ex
tracts, Co
, Beautitier, Hair Oils, Tonics,
uenewer.
novator, Hungarian Coemeuc,
and Hair Dyes of every sha
ade.
aug it
SchoolBooks 1
School Supplies!
TAniF.S' HAND SATCHELS,
SPECIE PURSES,
and a handsome line of Fancy Stationery.
W. YATES'
Bookstore.
aug 27
James A. Willard,
QENEBAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND rUBUIiASLMi AtJS.X,
S. E. Cor. Charles and Pratt Sts. ,
aug 0-3m B ALTI MOBE, Md.
Shetland Shawls !
BROWN & RODDICK,
5 and 7 North Front St.
-V)rrE ARE CLOSING OUT THE BAIxAJSUa
of our Stock of the above.
Just suitable for cool evenings at the Sea
shore.
50
Pieces Turkey Refi
Damask.
COLORS 1
eOc PER YARD !
BROWN & RODDICK.
hand 7 North Front St.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. f
aug 27
Another New Lot
O1
F HARNESS AND SADDLES JUST RE-
.ivm1 inH fnr ule at rednced nrices. A ful
line of Trunks and Valises at prices to suit
the times.
mW Repairing executed neatly and with dis
patch. 3. HI MALLARD,
Successor to Mallard A Bowden,
ang 30 tf No. 8 Frontrstreet.
FRESH ARRIVALS OF
Coffee, Sugar and Flour
AT
Kerchner & Calder Bros.
MEAT, MOLASSES, CORN, MEAL, HAY,
p Iron, Bagging sad Ties, Can Goods, Case
Good, Rice Bird Powder, Shot and Caps, WJ1
son, ChUds Co's Wagons and HalPs Cotton
Gins, at manufacturer's ptiees, at
aug SO KERCHNER CALDER BROS.
Cosmopolitan Bar.
TJEST
4ri
LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC.
ICS COOL I AG EH, a specialty.
Fvop, '
July IS
PLKASK NOT ICR.
We will be glad to receive
from our friends on any and all subjects t
general Interest but
The name of the writer must always be for
nJsbcd to the Kdltor.
Communications most he
aide of the paper.
Persona 11 tie must be avoided. 1
And It Is especially sd particularly and
stood that the Kdltor does not always
" vkyw CirrepowlBtS tmleee so
In the editorial columns.
NEW A l V KKTISKMKNTS.
SUMMER GOODS !
AT
KATZ'8
36 MARKET STREET.
Extraordinary Bargains !
DRESS GOODS!
A
LL Till: LATEST NOVELTIES IN SAT-
sJ
Ins, Surrah and
Broeade, Silks, Moire
tique, Tinsel, Eoule, Nun's Veiling. BengaLne
Buntings, all wool Beiges, Lawns, Seersuckers,
Pereals, Ac. Ever so many styles and etad
wmi xrunnungs vo maicu.
White Goods
In e
le, texture and quality p atble.
Pique,
, .Linen ana Linen Lawns.
Embroideries
Fn sTStofwtit VrevrWei sml
passed In Workmanship and Price.
Laces
from almost every country, bought
sold as special jobs.
GLOVES I 1
HOSIERY 1
CORSETS !
i i '
HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS,
SC A RFS. RIBBONS,
VEILINGS, CREPEING
A CREPE VEILBJ
FANS, PARASOLS,
In endless variety and astonishing Low Prioes.
!
Housekeeping Goods I
LINEN A COTTON SHEETINGS, DAMASKS,
Napkins, Towels, I
MEN and BOYS' WEAR,
LADLES' GENTS' CHILDREN'S GAUZE
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
In short every tiling desirable for an outfit,
and at Prices that defy competition.
Call and save money by patronizing
. KATZ,
june 18
36 MARKET ST.
Pine Grove,
WRIGHTSVILIiti, If. O.
Complimentary to the Win
ning Yacht! J
TY INVITATION
THE CREW OF THE
X "i
Frolic" will take supper at this place on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30.
There will be music and dancing on the
Pavilion, and ladles and gentlemen In the city
and on all the Sounds are cordially Invited to
be present. ' Pig fish supper will be furnished
as uHual to those who desire It.
ED. WILSON MANNING, Propr.
aug SS-td
Only A Small Lot Heft
QF THOSE NICE SUMMER GOODS which
will be marked down to close out. I wilt hi a
few weeks lay in a larger and handsomer
stock of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS,
than I have owr hal.
Respectfully,
MISS B. KARRER,
23 Sxchanae
Comer.
Noah's Ark for Sale.
OMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT AND
C
as good as new
Call and buy one for the
children.
mW WE DON'T KEEP THE LARGEST
STOCK. BUT WE ARE SELLING GOODS
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IE NORTH
CAROLINA. Try us
Crapon A Pickett,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
ana ti It and 18 Sooth Front I
Home Made Gandv.
JpURE AND WHOLESOME.
An vr.M Mk a H S utm r Jar si
UJ.TSWi
lekrw the Foal
14
n.c.
o'clock a. m. 14