The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 16S3.
Entered at the Postoflicc at Wilmington,?. C,
, as second-class matter.
The Baltimore public schools arc in
need of reform. There are in that city
, 90,000 children of school ac, of whiqh
50,000 are enrolled in the schools and
30,000 are in actual attendance. The
Sun, of that city, says that the place
where reform is needed is in the school
hoard; that politics have too much to
do with the appointment of teachers
and the general mannscmcnt of the
schools.
The tidal ware of the last cjpctiou in
Ohio and the adverse decision of the
: Snprome Court in Iowa save a set-back
to the temperance people in those
States, but although cast down they do
not seem to be discouraged. They are
. hard at work azain in both States, and
having learned wisdom by experience,
we may expect their campaign this
tima to be characterized bv more
strategic abililv more enthusiasm it
could not "have than it manifcstcd last
-year.
J ' Ta Ohio, there has already paf scd the
Senate, by a decisive vote, a resolution
proposing a constitutional amendment
which gives the Lejrjslature the power
to pass laws regulating the manufacture
andsalcof ratoxicatinz drink. It this
resolution pass the House, as it proba
bly will, the people will vote on it at the
next election. As the Constitution
stands now. the liCdslaturc has no
power to license the liquor traffic, so
that there is no middle ground between
absolute prohibition and free whiskey.
In Iowa the prohibitory constitution
al amendment was rendered null and
-r J i t l l .1 : r.
passage through tho Legislature. A
State temperance convention will meet
. next Wednesday at Des Mcines to de
vise measures which shall make .effec
tire the will of the people as expressed
at ths last election by a majority of 30,-
000 in favor of 'a " prohibitory amend
ment. In Indiana the outlook for the
prohibitory amendment is not hopeful,
but a survey of the whole field shows
plainly the check received by the tern
perance cause last fall was evidently
only temporary.
fell on the company. Was this to be a
a "declaration" for a candidate? Tbc
orator paused for a j moment. 6f the
three candidates present one began at
once to study his . bill of fare with a
raised eyebrow and an air of complete
absorplipn ; another "rubbed his beard
as it he would rub it off, and the third
simply blushed. The orator stopped
just enough to allow this little- by-play
to begin, and i then) said quietly
that he would not disturblhc harmony
of the present occasion by mentioning
the gentleman's name. A shout went
up, the candidates joining in, which
fairly woke up the colbied coachmen
on their . boxes outsidc-j-a feat usually
only to be acconfplished with several
sharp pokes of a cane in the region of
the dorsal vertebra;. Steele Mackayc
says "that a joke is the product of the
occasion." This seemed very funnyj to
everybody at the time. Perhaps it was
because the speeches came, of course,
at the end of the dinner. It is remark
able how the average man's apprecia
tion of humor improves as a! dinner
goc on. What he! would have regarded
before dinner began as utterly flat be
comes amusing when he is half way
down the bill of fare, and py tho time
be has reached the end
monplace
ous.
the most corn-
thing is exquisitely humor-
Another appeal is made to Parlia
ment for permission to connect England
and France by a tunnel under the
English channel, The. Channel Tunnel
Railway Company is jthc corporation
which aJks perm issionjto undertake the
work, and to assuage the fears of the
British Lion it offers to! bring the exit of
the tunnel three and a half miles inland
from 'Dover. As j England maintains
a regular army of nearly 200,000 men,
about 75.000 of whom remained at
home even during tho vfar in Egypt and
the.trouble in Ireland, there ought to be
no doubt in the mind of Lord Wolseley
as to the power of Epgland to prevent
a French invasion by means of the
subaqueous passage, j Perhaps England
will recover from bef fright and j permit
the execution not only of the scheme of
Sir Edward Watkin, but of tho rival
corporation, so that there will soon be
two tunnels under the English channel
and Englishmen will) be ashamed to
admit that they ever opposed their
construction through fear of France.
Hough on Rats."
Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies,
ants, bed bugs, skunks, chipmnnks.
gophers. 15c. Druggists.
PERSONA.
While we trust that Mr. William E:
Chandler, as Secretary of the Navy,
says the New York Sun, may prove to
be a model of integrity, a paragon of
disinterested probity, a bulwark ofhon-
C3t administration, a stern and uncom- Lexington and lives as becomes an
rromisinsr enemy ot all jobbers, an im- Kentucky gentleman, .
passable barrier to tho plots and
schemes of rozues and rings, a light
ning detector of corrupt intentions,
however welltiisguised while we trust
Treasurer Wood, of Jackson county.
Texas, has skipped out with $25,000 of
tne county's lunds. ;
John W. Clay, the only living son of
Henry Clay, cultivates a fine farm near i
old
Mr. u. K. &pringer, to wnoni music
lovers in Cincinnati owe so umch, is so
ill that he cannot enjoy tho opera festi
val in that city, even, by telephone.
Miss Clara Barton is said to have
that Mr. Chandler may prove to be all hbecn offered by Governor Butler, of
that Secor Robeson was not. wo prefer Massachusetts, tho position of Superin
to await developments. It seems pre
mature to express even sucn nau-ucsi
tating faithwa3 is avowed by our esteem
ed contemporary, tho Tunes, in the fol
lowing passage: 1
Tf. nnnln hnrn hwn wi.shnu ""that tlm
4 amendment authorizing the Secretary
of the Navy to complete the iron-clads
bv contract, provided they can be thus
j-k a1 rs r9T I linn
-m ini 1 1 1 1 1 1 ri i.iii'jiiii i ii.iii a liii .
. navy yarns 4or sucn is me meaning oi
the amendment had not been adopted,
since it gives occasion to the enemies of
the bill to claim that Mr. Kobeson has
won a victory for himself "and his fa
retary of the Navy, this amendment
might be sumcient cause tor the rejec
tion of the entire bill by the Senater but
as a matter of fact he is not Secretary
of tho Navy. The amendment cau do
no harm with an honest man in the
-Secretary's chair. Mr. Chandler is not
nn ??m! efstwrniin find his vi.ws nf
political management arc not those of
-' ' ? m- a. il l i.
me j. tines, out uuciu is hu icuduu iu
suppose that ho will enter into any
corrupt bargain with contractors, Be
cause Mr. Kobeson was once Secretary
It is hardly fair to assume that all
successive Secretaries must resemble
him."
Tho trouble with the monitor amend
ment is that there is altogether too
much Chandler in it. Too much de
pends upon the theory which we shall
bo glad,,to accept, after it has stood
certain practical tests that the present
Secretary of the Navy is an old-fash
ioned Roman in his notions of public
duty and responsibility. Mr. Chandler
may not be anothcc-Robcson, but we
have never heard that he faints at a
monitor contract, or flees to a sanctuary
when John Roach heaves in sight.
tendent ot the Sherborn prison for wo
men."
Whou a reporter asked Senator i Da
vid Davis tho other day if he intended
marriage, the irate; Senater threatened
to throw tho insolent intruder out the
window. ! !
Mr. OsoaiVF. Brown, a well known
banker anduroker of Wall street. New
York, was ordained a minister of the
Reformed Episcopal Church recently.
The Marquis of Lome has been re
elected commedoro of the Royal Nova
Scotia yatch squadron. Except Secre
tary Chandler, the Marquis is probably
tho most daring seaman in all North j
America. '
Washington letter to tho New York
Tribune : There was an amusing little
incident at a Democratic dinner-party
tha other night. It would be 'telling"
in tftTwhcre it was. Ono of the after-
dinner sneakers branched off upon the
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Louisville is connected by telephone
with sixteen towns, j M
ruck, the New York illustrated week
ly .cleared $ 130,000 last year. . j
The members of the Kansas Press
Association have decided not t employ
strikins printers. ! I
Alabama has twentyttwo' iron furna-
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ces in operation, prouuging uauy more
than a thousand tons.
Chicago Is suppressing the "mashexy
and expects to wrestle with the sand-
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Dagger in me smiling i uiurc.
Dakota has about made up her mind
that sho cannot get i purged of re
pudiation in time to get into the Union
until some other year comes round. ;
Ostrich farming seems to be profitable
in South Australia. (Air. W. Malclm,
at Gawler, keeps seventy-four ostriches,
most of them reared by himself.
Ar New Yorker who has been study
ing stones ventures the prediction that
not a mouern onnaing mere wiu oe in
existence a thousand years hence.
Two Republicans and one Democrat
MOONSHINE.
A Chicago girl threw her shoe after
a departing bridal party tho other day,
and it took the construction department
of the city three and one-hours to rer
move the obstruction. Exchange
X Boston woman declined a gift of
$25,000. She is a widow of a newspa
per editor, and it is suspected that she
has pawned her ; husband's diamonds,
and needs no further assistance; JSbrr
Herald. j
The 'New Orleans Picivunc .is mis
taken in supposing that "Mrs. Lang
try is an actress lor revenue only."
Tjiat delightful lady is an actress for
rjvenue and Mr. Freddy Gebhard both.
"Yes," said the landlord, "I da hate
to have a fool'come to my hotel and
blow out the gas on retiring. It's yery
distressing. His friends are invariably
so afflicted that they forget to pay his
bill." Somervillt JoumaL
One of the members or the present
Congress will edit a newspaper after
his term expires. Wc are glad to be
able to record so remarkable and rapid
advancement, and hope that the fact
of his having been a Congressman will
not hinder him from becoming a . rc
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16 Ifnalo Box. X tune, crank, fine. .
19 . : f! 8 tunes, wind witn lever ,
large.....,...,,,
SO Violoncello, patent, machine bead
rood. .............,....,..
23 Double Bass, patent head, 3 or t
f strings.... ...'.
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j finish... ........... .....i
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Address
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HABPEB BKOTnEUS,
new lorx.
1883.
GUNS AND CUTLERY ! Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 1 TV
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
. i
Muzzle andBreech-Loader
Guns,
Revolvers and Ammunition,
SILVER PLATED
.... K- - " '
SPOONS & FORKS,
A VERY LARGE VARIETY OF
Pocfcet Knives, '
8 CITED TO BOTf AKD GOOjB Ot ToM
TO SLXTSXHTXABJ Ot ACK.
a : Vol IV commences KOvember 7,
,t- W . W. . . . B.II,M
: j.n ions rrvtruM wmm nrtu liv" -zl
successf nl beyond anticipation.-- J
ning Post. ! ,
It has a dlitlnctlTe purpose, to which
lly adheres that, namely, of suppf
more attractive, as well as more w note"--
Boston Journal, , y y
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contenu-generally, It Is nnsurp';
punucauon or. tne xina yei,oru r
XkOUi&.PUtsburgh Gazette.
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1881 and ISS2, handsomeiy bound in i"ri
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