THIS PAPER
gashed every evening. Sunday ex
eepted by
JOSH T. JAMES,
tprtOB AKD PBOrWKTOB,
rscrIPTIONS POSTAGE PAID:
rear .00. SI months. 2.00. Three
0 i (vi- rnp month. 35 cents.
jonifl ,
. ftT)Cr will le delivered by carriers free
in smta ier week. j .
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w.ir thlr oaner rearularlv.
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Tnc Daily Review has tke largest
iMM fide circul-ation, of any newspaper
linked, in the cify of Wilmington. JEl
General Sherman is in New York on
g short visit.
Matthew Arnold will -lecture at
junction College on the 22d instant.
Cereal and Mrs. Grant intend to
5pend the first week of 1884 in .Wash
Ccrscressraan Wadsworth ot New
York, 5 rapidly recovering from his
recent rjuries. , . -
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professor Paul Pa?sey. of Paris, say a
the United States is the dullest country
he ever visited.
Mme. Devries i to be paid gSO.000
for eight performances in opera at
Moulo Carlo this-season.
Jbfui Bright denounces teimtie ?ui-
frae, but his daughter, Mrs. Bright
t'iark , hu nevertheless taken to 'the
aciiiie platform in favor of It.
Kx Governor Luke P. Blackburn, of
Kentucky, has been presented with a
costly gold-headed ebony cane by
j'riemls in Frankfort, the capital city of
the State.
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The Hon. Charles Gayarre formally
announces himself a3 a candidate for
Secretary of State of Louisiana, subject
to the decision of tho Democratic State
Convention.
The Galveston News thinks that 'ono
of the tickling incidents of latter day
poiitios is the fact that Keifer lias ab3o
Jutoly, fervently-, and let ns hope, per
manently, subsided ,J
polls in New York city Tuesday, says
the Washington Star, and gave his
name in a whisper a3 Samuel J.Tilden.
lie then voted the straight Democratic
ticket, and was helped iuto his carriage
and driven home. But this same old
man, if gossip lies not, was stronger
iu his whispering feebleness than the
blusteriDg Ben of Tewksbury.
Commenting on the benzine explosion
in a French factory, by which ten per
sons were killed and thirty injured, the
Philadelphia Times says "it seems like
the most criminal kind of management
which would allow any but the small
est amount of this explosive material in
a factory in which three hundred
people were employed. It is evident
that factory regulations in France are
very far from perfect."
The New York Times says that seme
progress has been made in Vienna with
the electric railway, knd great energy is
said to characterize
the management.
Already have the working plans of the
first section been lodged with the gov.
eminent, and they are now receiving
the examination prescribed by law as a
necessary step before further . work is
begun. Meanwhile similar 'plans for
the remaining sections .of the railway
are being proceeded with.
It is interesting to know what the
Richmond Whig, Klam's paper and Ma
hone's organ, has to say in the night of
its defeat. Tho Norfolk Virginian has
collated a few paragraphs and formed
them into chapters. ThVy are as fol
lows: -
C II AFT EH I.
"To mourn a mischief that is past and
gone
Is the next way to draw the mischief
on.'
ir.
, "Now let us see how the Kimders
will fulfill their promises." - r ,
nr.
"Well, in any a ent, we know how
to bear defeat with decency and forti
tude." IV.
"We were badly beaten In 1680, but
we rose to victory in 1881 and triumph
ed again in 188.
v.
"If the free schools shall be main
tained and supported, Bourboniim will
perish before them."
vi .
"We shall not appeal to the pistol
and shot gun. The tree ballot will yet
vindicate itself, our cause and us."
vn.
dure defeat, we shall not go to bed be
cause of last Tuesday. ot a nit ot u:
VIII. '
"Let us pick our flints and try sg-un ;
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Aiiu uKUi. iur 1 r ecu o oi. onco utuuu.
Bequeathed Iron bleeding sire to son
Though baffled oft, is ever won 1"
IX.
"We shall uot incite riots and o minii
murder, no matter if we are defeated.
All our weapons and implements to re
pair disaster are those of peace and
reason.
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LOCAL NE)YS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Heixsbkrgkb Lost I
W HGreex Cigars
W H fcTTKOX One Match 1
Oteba. IJocSE-Esmeralda
A & I !iuiEitLet'uj Kaso I
Mrs E Wauben-More Room
JOHSf L Koatwbioht Fresh Arrival
V L Bridosbs & Co We willf-dop Bragging
R M McfXTinE New Dress Goods
MUNI3 liKOg. & . IEDOi8V NOVOIUCS
Jornr T fecuoKWALD-o and 10 rta ci,ir
CW i'ATKfi something New Ecrrl'ay
UILE3 & Mcrchison Lumps and G:aware
Corneliua Harnett (hftmcil No. 231, Royal
Arcanum. . 1 - 'l ' I I "
None ot the escaped prisoners
yet been recaptured. ,
have
The receipts of cotton at tin? 'port to
day foot up U10 bales, j j
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Cleaning and Scouring done at
Monach's. on Second street. It. 1
Silver Placed Spoons' an;l Fork, km
pri, si Jacobis t
Cornelius Harnett Council No. 231
Hoyal Arcanum, jnets' to-night at S
o'clock; It
The rain last night laid the dust nicely
an.d the. weather this ; morning was
perceptibly cooler. 1
Steam boatmen report cood fair boat,
ing water in the CapciFear. but that it
it is gradually falling off. i
Ger. barque Atlantic Capt. Sobering,,
cleared to day for Liverpool with 1,523
hales cotton, valued at 70.000, shipped
by Messrs Alex. Sprunt & Son. '
Mr. W. H. Styron has a fine !inc of
cigars, tobaccos and smoker's articles
in stock. He says hi3 five cent cigars
only require one match to keep them
going, as tbey are a superior grftda fur
the money. I 1 ' 1
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There will be a meeting ot the WiS
mington Presbytery at the Second Pres
byterian Church J on Campbell street,
to-night,corauieuciug at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. J.S. Black'.of Burlaw, the visiting
Moderator, is expected to preach the
sermon. i I
Blankets and Curtains
bleached at Monach's,. I
cleaned and
It.
Cutting Scrapie;
Horace Adams aud Jesse Johnson .
two colored boys , got into a fracas this
forenoon on the sidewalk in front of
the shooting gallery buring which the
latter drew a knife and inflicted quite a
severe wound upon tnC hand ,ot the
former. , '
A Disgraceful Spectacle.
Three women, two of whom were
white and one colored, were arrested in
the Hollow to-day for being drunk' and
disorderly and taken to the guard house
by a couple ot policemen. On their
way to the lock-up they indulged in all
sorts of ribald and profane language
which it was shocking to hear.
Fox Hunt.
The fox which was caught a few
days ago will be taken outside of the
city.to Macomber's Ditch, at the head of
Princess street, tosnightand will begiv
en about half an hour's start before the
hounds are put upon i his .rail. There
will be a good moon and the occasion
offers a fine opportunity for enjoyment
to the lovers of field shorts. The ladies
are cordially invited tp join in the chase,
and it i3 excected that quite !a number
will be present.
Lutlier'a Birthday.
Services commemorative of the 400th
anniversary of tho birthday of. Martin
Luther were held at St. Paul's Evan
gelical Lutheran Ch'urch last night
which were of an interesting character.
Aside from the regulaf service1 several
of the officers and some ot tho pupils
connected with the Sunday School of
the Church made brief addresses.
Among the former ere Messrs.
Strauss, the Superintendent. Eilers,
Borneman and Pre m pert, j There was
a large conzregation in attendauce who
were ranch edified by the services.
City Court. I
There was quite an array of prisoners
brought up for the Major's considera
tion this morning, j The 'first was
, . !P 1
whose case was held for further consul-
ati on.
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j Peter Smith, colored, for carr j ing
concealed weapon, was lvjairci to
i give a bond in the sum of $50
lor
of
bis!
anpearancoat the next ( lenu
the
Criminal Court, in alekuit which he :
j was committed- j j
Fanny Moore anl Molly rewis , o
colored damsel tor di
wero ened $5 cHci,: i.i dt-rauii of. which
they were both sent be.'owi
for 30 . risys.
One man
discharged.
arrested on suspicion, was
WILMINGTON. N. C, MONDAY. NOVEMBER
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Gone to the Convention.
Rev. Dr. T. II. Pritchard1 lelt this
morning for Edenton to bo in atten
dance upon the North Carolina Baptist
Convention which wili assemble in that
town on thaUth inst., and where he
will undoubtedly meet with a large
number of old friends who will give
him a cordial wckomo back to JjTorth
Carolina.
Send your goods to Monach's Dye
Works jt.
Wilmington Light 11 fan try.
Wo are glad to learn that this excel
lent organization is in a prosperous
condition, with all of its debts paid,
besides having about $500 in the trcas
nry. The company is an honor to the
city and it is the determination ol its
officers and members to make it the
crack corps ot the State. It should be
the pride of our citizens to encourage
its efforts in evety ivay possible. It is
i desirable to increase tho membershin
to 75 good men, to do which about, 25
are now needed, and w hope they will
be speedily obtained. 1
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For Pocket Knaves or Table Cutlery
tro to'jAConi' Hard ware Depot J t
Esmeralda; , " 1
We call attention to the double-col
umni advertisement of Esmeralda,
which will be presented at the Opera
House on the night olj" the 14th inst., by
the Madison Square Company. The
play has been rendered here once and
is therefore known to many of our
readers as one of sterling merit, and
possessing peculiar interest from the
fact that tho principal scenes are laid in
North Carolina. The cast of characters
is a remarkably strong one. many of
the actors being favorably kuown by
our theatre goers. There wiii un
doubtedly be a full house to witness the
rendition of this excellent domestic
drama. I
All fashionable colors dyed at
Monach's. Second street. . It.1
Increased Facilities.
The improvements which Mrs. War
ren has recently been' making in her
confectionery store on 1 Second street,
near the Postoffice, have alll been com
pleted., and the establishment now
presents one of tho neates: appearances
in the city. She has doubled tho space
formerly occupied by her and has in
creased her facilities for not only the
display but the manufacture of sweet
things. The candy maker employed
by her is certainly equal to all of the
demands made upon him and the dis
play of the result of his 1 labors is as
tempting as we havo seen anywhere.
The celebrated 'Fish Brand Gillst
Twine is sold only at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot.
Theatrical.
Mr. Charles E. Lock3 is in the city
trying to make arrangements for the
appearance here of the celebrated Theo
dore Thomas' Orchestra of 60 perform
ers. They will perform in Richmond
and Norfolk, and if sufficient induce
ments are offered will stop and per
form1 hero on their tour through
the South.
Mr. J. Duke Murray, advance
agent for MUton Nobles, is in the city
making arrangements for his company,
which wili appear hereon the 19th inst.,
at which time the popular drama of "A
Man of the People" will I be presented.
The new diagrams for the Opera
House have arrived ; and now, ticket
holders for reserved seats will have the
number of their seats jcut from the di
agram and attached to the coupon$, so
that much annoyance will be avoided.
I Acrobatic.
An acrobat and contortionist, who
stated that he had been a member of
Barnura's Circus Co., was in the city on
Saturday night and gave a moonlight:
performance on Market street, just
West of Front street. His performance
was spoken of as beins: very good by
those who saw it. After having shown
his skill for awhile a collection was
taken up on his behalf and the by
standers contributed quite liberally. He
hailed from Atlanta, Ga., and said that
he was on ht3 way thither, bnt as be
uu a f ,J , . ,
was out 01 lianas aaop:cu n:s cirrus
! fj
kill as a means to raise tho raonsi to
p": "
There wrs also a lifting machine for
I lhos -a ho desired to test their strength,
the latter hwiir just retnrned from the
Cmutfc-rlancLFair. at Faye tevil'e.
Cincinnati. O The Times SEiar
"A h'r bu Jacobs 0,1 takcs
; A lino assortmeas oi uuns ana iiswm
mmm V S
to. Jacob s JIrdwr PepoL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Lamps and Glassware
QF ALL KIND
FOE SALE BY
Giles & Hiurchison.
nor 15
MurchIoa Blok.
One HJatch
JS UFFIC1BST TO LIGHT ONE Or
t f I UOH 5c Clears. cot require a )tox
w fc wrreI to tbr? pocket. Try them.
W.I H. STYKON,
123 Market bt.
nor 12- 1
5 and 10 cents Cigars,
HAV AN AlFlLL. fiS.
Best In the ctty, are oa
' Drags aad Medicinal preparations of the
highest gnlatit i .
JXO. T. BCnOj?WAI.t fl
oor li , Orngand PrecrlptTon Store
Lost . i
JS KCSTACIK.S OVES Ttlfc 'EW AKD
haadome lot of PICTUBES Joat recelTed.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS la endless VAriety,
Plain and Highly Colored In the most artistic
ityle.1 Just the Pictures for presentation jr-
A!!, etfpociaUy those who havm been wUlug
r
for this arrival, are requested to eaJffarly and
make a selection, at j
HEINSBERGER?S,
noy 12 Live Book and Music Store
Novelties ! !
"JOT TOE AKTICLE THEMSELVES
which are mentioned below, but the extreme
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low prices at which we sJl them Puff Boxes
in pollbhed wood, suitable for Decorating, two
Bizea. 23 and 40 cants. We aloce handle theBe
goods, and our Amateur Artists will be pleas
od with them.
Lare lot of ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES,
25 cents each, the beet and most satisfactory
brueb ever sold in this market for the money,
4 Large Cakes Perfumed Toilet Soap, 00 eta.
Mnnds Bros. &Dellosset,
DBUG GISTS, MABKET STKEET.
nov IS
Let us Reason,
J MAG INK THAT .WE ARE SEATED FOR
a pleasant talk about tndthinx We want &
Coat, Vest, pair of Fants or perhaps a suit.
Naturally the first point for discussion is Where
can wo do tho best and who will deal with
you i perfectly upright and honest ? A. & I.
SHRIEB, who have secured the good faith of
the public, ami who have had the experience
of over fourteen years, and during that entire
l
period neither man, woman nor child ever ex
perienced disappointment over a mistake
which was not Immediately rectified. A. & I.
SHRIER Fell only Clothing equal to the finest
Custom Made work and every; garment sold is
guaranteed to be exactly as represented.
A. & I. SHRIER,
nov 12 Reliable Clothiers, 114 Market SL
FRESH ARRIVALS!
ATMORK'd CELEBRATED MINCEMEATS
In Barrels, Half Barrels and Palls; and
PLUM PUDDING
In all sizes.
These are the very best goods of their kind,
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and no family should be1 withont them.
pRANGE MARMALADE,
a moat delightful Sweetmeat for the tea tab?e.
To arrive on Tuesday nxt, a frcoh supply of
Ginger Taffy,
Ben' a' Boston Crackers j
Genecove Wafers,
Coffee Cakes, something sew and nice.
Orange Bar,
Almond Macearoons,
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Cocoannt Maocaxoons, and
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Tbe Genuine Albert BUcnlt,
In one and two pouad Tins.
For tale low.
John L. Boatwright.
nor ltf
Cigars I Cigars !
1 EW BRANDS O T UNEXCELLED Stoc.
A lnrury wllhto reach of all.
; ToLt S.ap. a new and etgant linr.
Tooth Brcsbes. ihsaii and best, at
WILLIAM H. GREEN'S,
nov 10 ' 117 Market Street..
ftlfl VnWcTATlfir
t uia 11 ewspapers
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j ap-;jau . . WIISIfTCS
12. 1883. NO. 267
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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1 OPERA HOUSE, j 'N
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' PATHCS. ' WEDNESDAY i PUFE. cf ..
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7 cvrviMf 1 I 1 CARGIINA
THE 1 FAMOUS ORIGINAL COMPANY !
The Strongest Cast ever presenting this beautify!
North Carolina Drama. V -
THE GREATEST AMERICAN DRAMATIST RIU3IPH ever achieved In london, Erg.
Prices Reecircd, Parqnetteand three Rows In Dress Circi tl. Ad tt lesions 75c, COn. Gal
lery 25c. . . . nov 13
In Black and Colors
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B LA C K A L
Something new
LADIES 3DHESS ELS.
All the ncW colorings, with handsome buttons to match. . "
CARPETS ! CARPETS !
A complete stock choice patterns in Extra Super, just received.
CRUMB CLOTHS, in all sizes. ' - ' OIL CLOTHS , all widthsf
R. rj. McirJTIRE.
nov 12, 1883 1 .
We Will Stop Bragging
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FOB THE PRESENT ABOUT
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Our Celebrated Pride Flour,
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as everybody seems to know Its snperior qual
i I
ities. However, If you want any, send
i
around and we will supply you.
We are selling a large quantity of
North Carolina Apples,
Superior la quality to any on the market.
THE BEST FLAVORED FRUIT SOLD IN
THE CITY I
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ROYSTER'S PURE CANDIES
RECEIVED FRESH EVERY WEEK.
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35 cts. per pound.
P. L. BRIDGERS & 00.
1 1 0 North Front 8t.
nov 13
Something New .
! Every Day L
gTTLISH STATIONERY, j
I - BEAUTIFUL PIC1URIS,
An elegant tins I
Velvet, Gilt and Ebony Picture Frame.
Hand painted Goods,
DeccaleomanU Pictuw s.
Artist 3IaterUlj, c, Ac.
n -j ul
rfcetst
DancinsSchoolat Germania
-Y WILL OS TIftK5iA' AFTfcttyOON
I JL next. &t 4 o'cttck, form a elasi la Dinciug,
' for Mue ut ilbti ers. : Persons Uettriog to
i b&ro their children tiuzht all the: latctt aacc
1 will t. a Ui tmke at&ctge of tnfat oppor
i tu 'ity irivAtr ka oes lrca at au7 bour.
reus yr KtfJon of is lessons.
J zwrCU . JIENUY r, feLAlCR.
PX.SAAJE ilOTii;
We will b gld to reoelra commulcatitB.
from our friends oa any asd an 'subjects
reatral Interest but
Th same ot Ut writer nut always fs
Klahed to the Editor. ; . j f
m Coauntmlejitiotis tan&x be wrtuea on oa!
one sldoot the paper.
PersocaKttes most be syoMM.
Acfl It is especially and particularly end
stood tbM the Editor does not always endox
tbe views of corrcspondente nnloas so state
In theedttArtal olaicziK. ' 1 1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
some very choice things. ,
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M A C LOTH,
and desirable. 1
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. More Room. 1
QWING TO THE STEADY INCBEA8E la
my business, and for the want of more room,
I have rented the 8 to re adjoining my present!
one, and enlarged the one 1 now occupy. Tuis
8 jne ample i room to show my , FINK
TOCR of - 1
Ilomc-Made Candies, i
.Having engaged an EXPERIENCED C1N. -
DY MAKRR, of Baltimore, to assist me In the
making f my Candles, I can therefore give
the puollo the benefit of the PUREST. FEE H .
jhiST AND FINtST C4MDIES In the cltyJ ,
I have three large Show cases, containing "
One Hundred and Fifty different kinds oi!
CANDY from which selections can be made.
As I am manufacturing for tbe Uetali Trade
only I can guarantee PURE AND KR1CMI
GOODS tAJ i.Y. it is not the quantity bat
tne QUALM Y we have. H T 7 ,
Receiving by t-teamcr daUy FRUIT OF
ALL DE CRIPTIONH. -Come
and see me. No trouble t show roods. "
MK. K. WAUUKN,
nov 13- - Uaod 1) North he'-ondSt
One Hnndred & Eleven.
One Hundred & Elerons
One Hundred & EIeven
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FINI SILK' VCLVET.S la all shados, at tl CP
peryrd, 19 Inch, wurtU $5 W. i j
Full VLitt of SILK HOSE, In all colors SJii
B ak, for Jjtdlcs sad Children. . . ,
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BLACK AND C'OLJRED"'siLKS, all styles J
at Jow pneos. i - . '-
A FINE FRENCH COftSET FOB $1 2?.
VMM ra7 f I 4W
CHILDIIEN'S COBS ETA In all sizes, for ft'tl
Regular prtce 73c . -
THREE BUTTON KID GLOVE. In all
saaio aa 1 Biacs. for U)c. 5erer bo.'crs
fold for ies than 11 W,
JULIUS SAMSON.
lliaiABIvRTKT. I
Old North State Saloon.
C Soutb Proiit Street.
pBESU ARRIVAL -I r Fi
NJSW RIVER OTilE -aiw4?y' ,
on lee. .I Bi!-t wiwi ih nn. Has '
Clrars. io d j tue. Wn a. - C
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