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The Dally Review 1 ' ' " JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop WILMINGTON. N. C. WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1883 Entered at the Postofflce at Wilmington, N. O. as second-class matter. Sir John Macdonald"has presented to the Canadian Parliament a new' fran chise bill, which gives suffrage to un married women and widows on the same terms as men. His step has been taken without petition on the part of women. The dinner to be given by the En. glish bar to Judah P. Benjamin, once secretary of state of thcSonthern . Con federacy; will take place early in June He has made a fortune at the English bar as Queen's counsel, and retires at the age pf 71. . . , - The London Tablet's Dublin.-correspondent writes : "Drv Webb, the pris oners counsel, who has fought bravely a hopeless battle, said that Irish crimi nal annals, thick as they are sown with successive crop3 of informers, have never produecd one worse then Caray. But the correctness of his table could noHre gained." . Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone had n re markably representative dinner patty lately. It included the Duke and Duehess of Edinburgh,- the Archbishop ol Canterbury, the Duke of Westmin ster, Lords Hartington, Shaftesbury, Roseoery and Aberdeen, the Bishop of Ely, the Dean of St. Paul's and the President of the Royal Society. ' ii The Prussian Government is so alarm ed at tho continued tide of emigration that it is proposed to take the ground that persons who inteud to emigrate must first prove thai, in doing so, they will not violate any contract obligation, public or private, express or implied, like those that may bo consfrnced to exist toward municipal and village communities, families and employers. Under such a system as this it will be. difficult to get out of the country. Rumors have been afloat iu New York for a day or two that Mr. James R. Kcene, the great speculator and owner of fast horses, was in financial difficulties.' The3e rumors grew out of the sale of a picture by Rosa Bonheur to Jay Gould for $10,000 which cost $24,000, and the lact that Mr. Keene had mortgaged his estate at Newport. He is known, however, to have an in terest of $300,000 in the Tidewater Pipe Line, so that the reports are probably ill-founded. The engraved surface of th new postal note will bo five and seven-eighths inches long by three and one-eighth wide, and have a stub two inches wide and a margin of one-eighth of an inch. The notes will be manufactured in a fire-proof buildinc, and in separate apartments distinct from other work. The number required is stated as 14,140 books of 500 .notes apiece. Special precautions aro being takeu against counterfeiting, as the notes can be used as currency three months after the date of their issuance. Senator Anthony is improving slow ly, and his physcians say he will prob ably recover. In the Senate he is a conspicuous figure. He entered that body beforo the war, and has served ever since. He has just been re-elected for the fifth term. Mr. Anthouy is a good parliamentarian, .aud ofteq pre sides. He is known as the "funeral member" from having delivered so many eulogies on dead associates. He is wealthy, and controls the politics of his own State. In Now York the man who does that is known as "the Boss." But Mr. .nthuny has ot yet obtained that honor. Few even anfohg" sporting people know that there is a Shetland pony rancho in this country. At Leon Springs, Bexer county, Texas, Baron von Raub, an old-time sporting gentle- under fence and stocked with beautiful Shetland and spotted ponies.. His breeding stock consists of seven thor oughbred stallions, forty-five mares and 200, small spotted pony maresy He is now raising a race of striped and spot ted ponies to please children. He sells the increase to people all over the world aud cannot supply tho demand fast enough. On a visit, his ranches seems like a kitten rftrsery on a large scale. t There were landed at Castle Garden last Saturday 3,401 immigrants, the City of Chester contributing 1,205 of the number, the Elbe 1.2&4 and the Donau 932. 1 he total arrivals tor the weefc ending that day number 15,350, against 17,374 for the corresponding week of last year, a falling off of 1,824. Com pared with previous weeks of the present year the one just finished ranks third. Since the first of the month the decrease in the number of immigrants is 3,785 compared with that of 1832. This week will be the best week of the year, if the records of former years stand for any thing, and it is expected the arrivals for the third week in May will aggregate something like 25,000 or more. j The traveling altar of : the Em penor of Austria Is taken on all long journeys whenever a 'court chaplain Is In the suite. It consists of a strong wooden case with iron fastenings. The cover shows a pic ture of tho Lord V K upper. When the case is opened and spread out the con secrated altar-stone is put in the mid dle of the mensa, the three altar cloths laid and the cross and wax lights fixed. It dates from tho time of Kudolph II. Ferdinand I. said his prayers before it, it went with Joseph I. to the Turkish war iu accomineu , i ..- 3 .i. n ill-fated Maximilian to Mexico. It was with the present Emperor on1 his jour ney to Jerusalem in 1869, and also at the opening of the Suez Canal, where the chaplain. Dr. Bed Dudik. read mfts before it on the open sea. PERSONAL. . It is said that the grandfather of Archbishop Benson, of Canterbury, was a Wesleyan Methodist. The dinner to be given by the Eng lish bar to Air. JudahP. Benjamin, Q. C, Svill take place early in June. Grorge Stoneman, of California, has tendered his resignation as a member of the Board of Indian Commissioners. Col. Frank H. Pieree, & welknown lawyer of Hiliboro, N. II., the nephew and heir of President Pierce, has been cemmittcd to an asylum for the insane. Prince Augustin Iturbido, of Mexico, the adopted son of Maximilian, who is now at Georgetown, D.4C. has accept ed an invitation to attend the competi tive drill in Nashville. William B. Somerville, late of tho Mutual Union Telegraph Company, has returned to the Western JLInion Telegraph Company in charge, a "orm erly, ot its press service. The condition of ex-Congressman George C. Hazleton, ot Wisconsin, is critical. He is now at Milwaukee, and it is said that amputation of his leg is necessary to save his life. Mr. 'II. B. Lcdyard, the new presi dent of the Michigan Central rail way, is a grand-son of General Lewis Cass, who was the Democratic candidate for President against General Taylor in 1848. The trustees of Princeton College re cently asked Dr. McCosh, president, to reconsider his proposed resignation but he declared his intention was fixed, and that his resignation would be for mally presented! n June. John Blizzard, a colored man, who has just died in Guernsey county, Ohio, is claimed by hi3 friends to , have been the oldest man in the Union. Accounts differ as to the date of his birth ; but he is claimed to be 125 years of age. He was born in Virginia- - - SHORTS. Twenty hotels are now 'building in the city of Mexico The agent of the Bonsaok (Virginia) Cigarette Machine Company . has sold the patent right for England for $20,000, and is negotiating for the sale of the rights for the continent for 1,000,000 francs. It must have been a doleful set of men who comprised the National Bur ial Case Association, which met in St. Louis Tuesday Jast. They went at once hjto executive session, and kept the results of their deliberations as se cret as the grave. At a meeting of the Salvation Army in Exeter, JEngland, a fortnight ago, Gen. Booth reported 4,4fil corps and an income of 121,000. At the close of tho meeting it was announced that 10, 000 had been collected during the day, including some gifts of 1,000 each. The will of an old maid in Norwav distributes her property among her six intirtrn rwaiea oil m-tm. wl iL! j- reason : "These lovers either courted me for my money, whith they may now have, or else they loved me and for that reason they shall have the money, because I believed, th'em.' Rifleman, a celbra.ted stallion, owned by J. C. Tyler, of Tehama county, died April 27th, aged fifty-nine years. He was reported to be one of the oldest stallions iu America. His pedigree, in possession of the owner, is traced back to tho year 1400. He was a re markable horse. Rifleman was well known throughout northern California. Many of.his descendants can be found irSuter and Yuba counties The officers and soldiers of the war of 1812, and of the various Indian wars since 1790, who remained at the data nf their deaths in the military service, or ' wno received an Honorable discharge and have died, or ahijl hereafter die - of injury received, or disease contracted in line of duty ; and in rase of the death of such soldier,! then, his widow, and in case of her death, hischildrn under six teen, years of age, are entitled to a pen sion. MOON SHIN K. The recent diplomatic correspondence between Germany and the United States seems to have been of a hoic-cit ing nature. Kate Field is reported as having de clined many brilliant matches. She acted wisely, for when a match he- comes brilliant its utility is weil-nich i cuueu. dosiuq JLrauscnpt. It is wrong to laugh at the crooked legs of the young man in tight trousers, but it is perfectly proper to laugh at the trousers upon the man with the crooked legs Boston TranscipL A singular resemblance between a bank cashier and a bullfrog has very recently been discovered. When either of them leaves the bank he generally goes "across the pond." Rochester Post Express. "Mr. Jones! this business ot getting thmg3 by piecemcat is eternally played out. Fve just made up my mind that! I shall go out and lay in a month's Dro visions." " Well. Mrs. Jones, I don't know who s going to be fool enough to cat 'em after you laid in 'em. I'm sure." I noine cvnimei. - . .- - rMA!-cU? .Qeress, stopping in a Florida hotel, was suddenly kissed in thedark by a man who apologized, and said he "thought k was Mary." The man had a pretty wife, and theQuak- cress, being good natnred, put it down as a mistake, but could not resist tell ing the wife as a joke,. Then it- came out that madame!a name was Charlotte. There was a chamber-maid, however. .lso nrettv. named Marv. The affair caused some unpleasantness. Phildtl A butcher looking lor veal calves was directed to a farmer about five mites over a mountainous road by a practical joker. On arriving at the farmer's house he found that he was the possesor of but one cow, and she had not yet Jcalved. On retnrning to the rillafire he took the ioker to task ror senains nini over sucn for sending him over such- a' fearful aQ whcreupon th ioker renlied: Well. I took his word for it. He told me, over a month ago. that his cow was liable to have a calf everyday for the next two weeks, and I judged he would have quite a stock by this lime." Rochester fosf. . 1. Flics and Busts. Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rate, j mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough on Rats." 15c. - There was a terrible scene in couit at St. retcrsburc last month when Lt. Boutsevitsch was sentenced to death. His mother sank toverwheimed on a bench, his sister ran out with piercing cries, and his affianced bride fell in a swoon. "' "Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamo milePills are worth their weight Jn gold in nervous and sick headache.'' Dr. II: H. Schlictcr, of Baltimore. One of the acts of conciliation which it is said will mark the coming corona tion of the Czar will b8 an edict grant ing complete toleration to the Old Be lievers, as the di3sentcrB from the Es tablished Church are called. Silver Cheek, N. Y.. Feb. 6, 1880. Gents I have been very low, and have tried everything, to no advatage. I heard your Hop Bitters recommend ed by so many, I concluded to give them a trial. 1 did, and now am around, and constantly improving and I am nearly as strong as ever. W. H. WELLER. The Portugals are to visit the Spains this month, and Madrid will be en fete There will be a big bull fight, and the mining and metallurgical exhibition in the finej park of Buen Retiro will be inaugurated. Mrs, John Harper, of Harper3, N. C(says: 'I used Brown's lion Bit ters for kidney ' disease with excellent effect " James Longstrcet, Jr , a son of the ex -Confederate general, has been ap pointed by Mr. Arthur to be cadetat large at the Annapolis Academy. - m- Epilepsy of Nine years. "Ithank the giver of all good gifts," writes J. N. Marshall, of Granby, New ton Co., Mo., "for giving me Samaritan Nervine. It cured my daughter's epil eptic fits, of 9 years standing." Get at drngalsts. $1.50. The Mormons want to see Tilden run for President. What Seven Could not tlo. ! Nashville. Tenn.. April 6, 1881. H H Warner & jCo.; Sirs Seven physicians could not do for me what your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure ac complished. Hopelessly sick with kid ney diseases, it restored me to perfect health. JACOB MYERS. NEW ADVEBTISMSBXTS. GUNS ArJ etfTLERY A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Mugzle and Breech-Loader Guns, Revolvers and Ammunition SILVER PLATED SPOONS & FORKS, A VERY LARGE VARIETY OF Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery, Popular prices to rait all a4 N. JAGOBI'S. HARDWARE DEPOT, deeg-tf . No. 10 South Front St Livery and Sale Stables. JJOUSEa, HUGGIE3, PILTONS AND CARRIA(iLS let at low rate. Also Board for norses. The Finest Hearse in the City. A CAR LOAD OF Kentncky Horses & Mules Just receded astl for sale low. The heet lot of !tock in thecltj. HOIXINGS WORTH 4 WAUlK, At the New Stable. may4-tf Cor. Fourth &od Mulberry ta people are always on the lookout for chan ces to increase tbeir earninsrs ari n . epme wealthy; those who do not Improve their opportunities remain In poverty. Veof f er a great chance to make money. Ye want "vuitu, iwys ana giru 10 work fnr M rfchUn , tbeir own locUtiel Any one JwS5,properly irom nrst Stars. The SSfH??y mofthaa ten Umes ordi! Mry wages, lxpenslva outfit furnished free No one who engages fails to make money ran! tSlL You demote your whole time to the TSraalTJtT BP&re moments. Full "in! SS2?iS2luld S needd free. Ad- WDSE MISCELLANEOUS. Whiskey! Brow's Iron Bitters is one of the very few tonic medicines that are not com posed mostly of alcohol or whiskey, thus becoming a fruitful source of intemper ance by promoting a desire for rum. Brown's Iron Bitters is guaranteed to be, a non mtokicating stimulant, and it will, in nearly every case, take the place of all Iiquorr and at the same time abso lutely kill the desire for whiskey and other intoxi cating beverages. Rev. G. W. Rice, editor of the American Christian Re view, says of Brown's xIron: Bitters: . Cin.fO.,Nov. 16, 1881. Gents : The foolish wast ing of vital force in business3 pleasure, and vicious indul gence of our people, makes your preparation a necessity; and if applied, will save hun dreds who resort to saloons for temporary recuperation . Brown's Iron Bitters has been thoroughly tested for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, weakness, debil ity, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia, consumption, liver complaints, kidney troubles, &c, and it never fails to render speedy and permanent relieC may 14-lw tp-c-nxm Branson's N. C. Business Drrectory FOR18S3, gOON TO BE ISSUED- 6thi lltio 17th year ot publication will contain o V8r - 60,000- aST-AJSES, and is lnt8dca to Ih. the jrUEJ,BsT AND MOST KELIABLK REFERENCE BOOK ever-published for North Carolina. Tke, Business and Professional If en-of every G&unty, City and Village will be recorded and classified for convenient reference. Price $5.. . apl 25-tf Matting ! . Matting ! ! piFTKEN DIFFERENT STYXESi .FROM l5cto45epeT yard ; 4-4, 6-4, 8 4, Of! Cloths, elegant tn design, and low In price. TUBKISII TAPESTRY and Velvet Bugs and MaU. Fine assortment of Marseilles and cheaper TThite and Colored Bed Spreads. 100 io. German and Irish LumAi.. Turkish Bath, ad cheaper Towels. Come and see me, a great pleasmre to show Goods. SOL. K.j:aR, mchSML 30 Market St New Jewelry Store. rjUIE '.UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Wilmington, that he has leased the premises No. 13,;Market St., and is now la receipt ofa Handsome Stock of Goods, which will be displayed In a few days. W Watch and Clock repairing a specialty. I3. INO. H. ALLEN. SOME MORE. ANOTHER LOT OF JUST RECEIVED, those ELEGANT IBAVANA CHEROOTS. Warranted the best FIVfc CENT CIGAR, In thcCcity. , ALSO AFTj LINEIOF TU 9. T"L' n - J lUUdlbU lUUdUUU UOOaSt! Call land Uke smoke. N. GRKBXEWAI.D, 80. Front St., just below ExcbangelCormr dec 18 For Fifteen Cents - J)ER YARD; LACK BUNTINGS, tis gaod as anything else In town for in all the de- ! slrable shades. The host thlmr vet. u. White Check Xr.wns, In two style, at li3 -cents, worth doubW. Another Instalment of 6 c Percales. Look at my Lace Chanbrey, in 3 j alors, BulT, Pink and Bine, warranted fast. !C he most sensible goods for Hisses and Child re n, combining st rength with beauty. iloTes and Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Hj jadkercbiefs, for Genu ind Ladies JOHN J. HEDRICK. uay ti - - MISCELLANEOUS. HOME COMFORT. AFTER A RAINY RIDE A COUNTRY PHYSICIAN TELLS WHAT HE THINKS OF SOME PEOPLE." 'I wish to gracious some people wonld learn when they need a doctor and when theyjion't" exclaimed Doctor E , as ho entered his house in a cosey little village in thefllerior, of the Stateof New York, after a tedious night ride of many miles. "I have been down among the mountains to see a man. who the messen ger said, was very tick and not likely to Jive Ull morning, unlets he had immediate help; and found him suffering from a rather sharp attack of colic, which his family might have relieved in ten minutes, If they had a grain of sense and two or three eimple remedies in the honLe. But no; they must remain ignorant as pigs, and when the leat ache or, pa I a takes them, send for a doctor, whether they ever pay him or not." " "Why, Doctor, what kind of Mniplc reme dies, as you call them, do von expect people to keep in the houf e ?" asked his wife,-a she poured him a cup of hot tea. . "In this case," answered the 'doctor, "if they had only1 pnt h BEKSON'S CAPCINE POKUS "PLASTER on the man's f tpniach, he would have been all right in an hour, and eared mc a dreary ride -; .In all ordinary couipiaint it cures at oucc. All die3es are eliminated from Ue syetem by what may bo roughly cnllcti expulsion or exlraction, or by a union of the two processes. Benson's Plaster prutnoies both. It incites the torpid organs to act and send? lis healing Hoothlnff influence through the myriad pores of the eklu. All other platitera oblige tie pa tient to wait. They give him hope for to mor row. Benson's plasters gives him help to-day Which is belter, do you think ? Buy the CA P CINE and keep itin the houso. Price 25centa. Seabury & Johnson, Pharmaceutical Chem ists, New York. apl 23 4 w $(00 To $250 Per Month STJIIE. Agents Jubilant wim uncocHH ever.vwl?eve sellino: our new braided Silver Mould Wire t'IOtfaesT..llie. forever. Aever rusts, narrantra Sells readily at every honso. Rumple i terms free fry tnaiU Address QIRAB.D WISE MILLS, Philada., Pa. MAfiK TWAIN'S,Sc "LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI" is pi'oving the grandest success of all the Twain beries." - 4 XSMfd;?. Book Agents )UGLASS BROS., 53 NPllh St., A GENUINE For terms and address DOUGLASS Phila., Pa. ail 23 4w "MOORE COUNTY GRIT" cczn mm 1 s Ann mii i stones. (AXJj SIZES). UUO 6 111! t n& t UllkU SAMPLES OF KEAL BEKT ON. APPLICATION NORTH CARCLISA MilLSTCKE C3. Branch OfSce Chnriotfe, N. C. rSMTION THIS PATEP Farmers, Take Notice "TyjORBIS' " HOG CnoLERA COMPOUND is just the thing to cure or prevent Hog Choi era and all diseases to which Swine are" sub ject; it will prevent that dreadful disease known as Trichn, and will put your hogs In a. thrifty, healthy condition, clearing the kid neys, liver, &o., of worms and parasites. - Each package contains one and ' one-half pounds and will, if given strictly according' to directions, cure 10 hogs of the Cholera and put 20 hosrs in a condition to fatten In one half the usual time, thereby saving one half of the feed. Tho farmers of Duplin countv are giving it the praise. All farmers should buy a pack age. ' - ' For sale .wholesale and retail, by W. II. GttEEN, Druggist. Market Street, Wilmington, N. C. dec ISM&w-tf 1 : : Fresh Arrivals. QHOICE WATER-MILL MEAL CORN AND EASTERN HAY. Dry Salt and Smoked Sides, Dry Salt and 8mokeil Shoulders, Heavy Mess Pork, North Carolina Lard, North Carolina Hams, All grades Good Flour, !'''.- At Close Prices. HALL & PEAKSAXL men Pi M. pale's Publications. ..THE WOODS AND TIMBERS OF .NORTH CAROLINA. 1 vol- 12mo., Clolth, $1.23. "The publicailon of such facts iu a shape that makes theme accessible, Is the very best service that the jpublic-spirited men -in the South can do their Stateav" JSr. Y. World. "The very thing needed. A very Important work for the State." WilmCyigton Star. "A timely and valuable jutJication. Must prove of preat service to the S tate. "Char lotte Journal. "Mr. Hale has done the Stale a greater-! vice." Biblical Jttcvrder. ' i "Of such thorough excellence th t it de- j I serves the widebt circu lation. . VajikvUle I i (Tenn.) 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