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THIS pat's evening. Sundays nODiivP" ' ccptcil by ,f(?SH T. JAMES, pottos Airo pBOPKTBToa. KIPTION8 TOSTAGK FAIT . 94.00. Stg months, f2.00. Three jl.flC; One month, 35 cents, ill be delivered by carriers free Lny ps - ' nta per wee.. . !r- r am! liberal. , rt any and all faU- c; ( t r.' T - w has the largest - uIMion, of any newspaper - . of Wilmington. J3i Ward ami his body guard ft rtrp in the Court of r. at BJn Yt rk. tor ; , . ii Thursday. He v I n naw indictment ifl il iton with stealing $175,- s iri'iL-s lroi tne Ala Ho will be tried next one of the indictments in! The Daily Review. VOL. IX. WILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY. JUNE 13, 1885. NO. 137 rt-d from Paris that cxperi the hospitals show that irbon is the best agont to normal action of the bowels , r i. It has restored to , , is In thirty seconds, hys- - who previous to its ad t .vt re insensible to even the of needles. man 3 York Herald says: "Ger determined to get possession There is a pretty district li rF Sultan Snvvift's r which Germany claims the irate, liut. the proximity of Zani are naively told, 'endangers the Witu' this is the name of the district and bo the danger removed. Sayyid, the lamb, ; , destined to be eaten up by X n wolf. The wolf has al tdys ain more Atrican lambs than he hai been able to digest " - itement-prepared by Second As Postmaster. General Knott .V 3 that reductions aggregating $45, .. . re made in the expenses of trans portation service during April and May Darius Aprii the reduction for S ar Rjute Service was $9,945, while :re tse t r mail messenger service was $4,281. In May the expenditure for Star Route ser vice was reduced &6, 314, t r steamboat service 831,847 and for mail messenger service $1,841. The publishers ot Miss Cleveland's b i k, which will he before the public in ten days, sny: "Theauthor certain ly has nothing to fear so far as the cir culation of the book is concerned. Not only in this country but in England th ;ie is a great demand. The London Times bas eibled for advance sheets, aii'J an agent of an Euglish house has asked fur control of it in London. This it i jest has been refused because the firm has a branch house there and will issue it in Fleet street on the same day it appears here." The work of the Administration may seem si w but it is surely sure. Some efidenceofthis lact will be found in the following Washington City special to the New York Sun : "Why, sir, the people of this country do not imagine what an immeuse num ber of changes the Administration has made since it came into power." said Mr. Eugene clliggins, the appointment c erk ol the Treasury yesterday. "You would not imagine, I suppose, that these changes ainouuted to more than a few hundred, looking merely on the face of it- As a matter of fact, however, they will amount to between 30,000 and 40, 000." "How do you get that large total?" "Well, I will you give an instance There are about eighty-five Internal Collectors, and fifty-two of them are now Democrats. Each has under him from fifty to one hundred employees, afld all these are being constantly changed. So you will perceive that you can so n c unt up to the thousands.. It ! same with the customs officers ar.d the postcllices." ' - A fourth class Postmaster was re c atlj appointed, but the selection did n ,i suit a United States Senator in whose State the appointment was made, and he wrote to Mr. Hay. asking if the '"prerogatives," ot Senators wero to ba interfered with in this way. Mr. Hay in reply said that he was unaware of any "prerogative" of Senators which the department was bound to respect. Corn ct information was always sought, and the wishes of a Senator or Repre a'ive would of course receive Vi it weight; but he did not know that ad any 'prerogative" whatever tatter. Mr. Hay added: 1 am entirely iguorant of any law or principle which directs that rtment most at all conform to wta es a Senator, or any naai fter Senators, in its appointments to 5 It the fact should come to my a-- that the majority of the J"pDa fa Postoffice should unequiv y express their desire for the ao WDtiuent of a Postmaster who was Jj 0? political faith opposed to the gjJJioistratioD, and was thoroughly ; tor the place, I would appoint , t::1, W ithstanding the recommenda d the State Legislature or of any ihech Dumber of Congressmen tor bm ce ot 8 man nofc tnus locally ac wp'sear.d supported. e noticed- quite a fine display of couars at Jacoki's Hardware De- t In Judge Foraker the Ohio Repub licans have probably put forward their strongest man. His full name is Joseph Benson Foraker. Speaking of him the New York Sun says: He is a good stump speaker, and will probably make a lively canvass, as he did two years ago. Thire was a good deal of opposition to him this year, and it is possible that some compromise candidate might have been stronger. But the Ohio Republica is never fail to make a vigorous fight, s nd Ohio, still strongly Republican on national issues, can be kept Democratic only, if at all, by the most determined efforts. The Ohio Democrats have at times shown a regrettable fondness for cut ine one another throats, but we hope they will try to dwell together in unity this year. It cannot be said that the results ot the municipal elections a few weeks ago were very encouraging to the Demo crats; but not much can be judged from the result of municipal elections. The decision in Ohio is in the hands of the Prohibitionists, who have given the Republicans hard trials already and naraer trials stui may be in store. LOCAL NEWS. INDEX TO NEW AaVERTISEMEN TS Art Loan Exhi . ill m T C Miller A Fresh Supp'y Ml'sds Bbotubks Drugs, Ac C W Yates Paper, Bag, Twine llKiNSBEROEB The Baus Pianos Ed Wilson Manning Pig Flh Exccrsiok Cornet Conceri Club J Q BORR, Tax Lister Fair Notice Overa House The Standard Dramatic Co Day's length 14 hours and 34 minutes. Only 3 bales of cotton received here o-day. Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 17 minutes past 7 o'clock . New moon yesterday afternoon at 28 minutes past 5 o'clock. . There were no interments in Belle vue Cemetery this week. There were three interments all children in Oakdale Cemetery this week. Turner's almanac promised lair weather for yesterday and it hit it ex actly. Base Ball, and Summer underwear go together. Get the latter from Dyer, who has a fine line. f The Register of Deeds issued two marriage licences this week, both of which vere lor colored couples. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther mometer in this office registered 83 de grees with the wind from the Southeast. There were six interments in Pine Forest Cemetery this week, two of which were adults and four were children. The time in which taxes may be listed is drawing rapidly to a close and those who have not attended to the matter had better list their taxes at once, be fore it is too late. Devilled crabs, chicken salad and hot coflee will be served to night at the Art Exhibition for those who may desire. They will be fixed up in the best sort ot style a'nd at reasonable prices. At a very small cost, you can get your old shirts repaired, and made as well as new again at the Wilmington Shirt Factory, No. 27 Market street, J. Elsbach, Prop. tf Schr Winner, Frye, cleared to-day for St. George, Grenada, with 146.306 feet lumber, 60,000 shingles, 2 barrels tar and 3 barrels pitch, valued at $2. 489.96, shipped by Messrs. E. Kidder & Son. Much complaint is made about the large number of dogs and hogs which are permitted to run in the streets. Not one in five of the dogs in the city are licensed, but they are here all the same, and are an intolerable nuisance, which ought to be abated. Indications For the South Atlantic States, fair weather, followed in Southern pertion by local rains, variable winds, generally Easterly, shifting to Southwesterly, with stationary temperature. City Court. There was one case ot disorderly rcouduct before the Mayor this morning in which judgment was suspended. Harry Goncrson. whose case was continued from yesterday, was fined $1 for disorderly conduct. Cotton. The receipts of cotton at this port for the week ending with td-day foot np 26 bales, as compared with 32 bales for the corresponding period of last year. The receipts ot the crop year to date foot up 93,851 bales, against 91,489 bales to same date last year, an increase this year of 2,362 bales. Birmingham. From Mr. Geo. C. Kelley, of Bir minzhatn. Ala , we have received a copy of a very handsome map of that city. It gives a plain view of the entire city and the principal buildings are easily located. There are also a num ber of pictures of lrgc business estab lishments on the margin of the map, among them the beautiful, new building recently erected by Mr. Kelley. Regular Service. Regular services will be held at Fifth Street M. E. Church at the usual beori to-morrow. The pastor, Rev. D. II. Tuttle, will officiate. At the prayer meeting held during the week under the auspices of this Church there have been eight or ten conversions, which shows that the revival spirit which burned so Pine Wheat. Mr. M. C. Bowden left in our office to-dny several stalks of what is known as McGehee's White Winter Wheat, which was raised by Mr. R. L, Bor deaux, of Pei.der county. It is of a very fine quality with very full and solid grains and it is said that this kind of wheat is the best and most prolific of ! any grown in North Carolina. DIED. WEILL In this ci'.v, on Saturday, June -3th. &t 5 45 a. zn., after a long aad painful Illness, BARBARA, beloved wife of Abraham Weill, in the 61st year of her age. The funeral will take place from the late residence of the deceased, 121 south Front st , on Monday, at 10 o'clock, a m. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect fully Invited to attend. NEW ADVERISEMENT8 Death of Jlrs. Weill. We regret to learn of the death of that excellent lady, Mrs. Barbara Weill, wife of Mr. A. Weill, of this city. She had been sick for a long lime, with a painful illnefs, and to her death may be a happy release, although she leaves a sadly-stricken family to mourn their irreparable l-s?, and to thera we extend our heartfelt t-jmpathy. ' The funeral brightly a short time since has nol vet i w 1 iauB uu iiuuuavf at iu o ciocu, irom the residence on South been extinguished. Front street, near Orange. fersonai. Roy. Dr. Yates returned last night from the commencement exercises at Trinity College, evidently in good health and spirits, and will occupy the pulpit of Front Street M. E. Church at the usual hours to morrow. Rev. Dr. Pritehard returned yester day morning from Wake Forest Com mencement. During bi3 absence he visited Raleigh, where he preached las' Sunday, and Oxford. He expects to occupy his pulpit a usual to-morrow. The Art Exhibition It is now decided to keep the Art Exhibition, at Vollers' Hall, open, Sun day excepted, until Wednesday next, at which time it will positively close. We are glad to know that it is becom ing more thoroughly appreciated and that the number of visitors is con stantly on the increase. Aside from the many paintings, curios, and works of art and vertu, the management have fitted up an ice cream parlor where those who desire may have a plate of this luxury at the usual city prices. Opera House. The Standard Dramatic Company were greeted by a large audidnce last night and made a decided hit in the presentation of Kathleen Mavourneen, an Irish drama of considerable merit. The parts wero well taken, the actors were well up in they line aud the play went off glibly and without any hitch in the sUge business which is often so annoying. They make their last ap pearance here to-night in '"Black Dia monds," and we trust that they may have another crowded house. Pig Fish. Pine Grove, at Wrightsviile Sound, so famous in past seasons for its pig fish suppers, is again to the fore and Capt. Manning is determined to main tain this year its high reputation. His fishermen are out every day and the catch is already very fair. Those who have never ate the fish fresh from the water hardly know what a pig fish supper means and the best way to find this out in all of its deliciousnes3 is to go down to Pine Groye ami call for a pig fish supper. The Concert Club Excursion The excursion on the Passport, next Tuesday, of the Cornet Concert Club will certainly be a recherche affair. The programme is being made up with great care and will consist of cornet solos, cornet duet.s, cornet quartelts selections for full band, and yocal duetts and quartettes. The manage ment will spare no pains to make the excursion the best of the season. The music will be of a very high order and so varied as to make it delightful. We bespeak for the club a large party and for those who attend one of the very best of times. The Excursion Yesterday. The excursion yesterday of the Sunday School of St. " John's Church to Lake Waceatuaw was in every way a delightful, pleasant and successful affair. The train was made up of tbreo coahes and a baggage car, and the coaches were all well filled, so much so that the crowd overran them, and some were forced to seek accommodations in the baggage car. The train left here at 9:30 and the party were all safely be stowed at the Lake by 11 o'clock. At that point the day wa3 passed in feast ing, danciug and merry-making generally, and at 5 o'clock the train started on the return trip, arriving here about 0:30. It was a pleasant, sunshiny day, the arrange ments were all perfect and there was not the slightest accideDt or untoward incident to in any way detract from the pleasures of the day. Base Bali. At the match game of base ball yes terday at Goldsboro, between the Nationals, of that city, aud the Dur hanus, the latter were thowiimer? in a score of 6 to 4 for the former. At the match game at Raleigh yester day, between the Ralcighs and Heuder sons, the former were the winners in a score of I to 0 A close game. The Sea Gull Base Ball Nine, com posed of men engaged in the fertilizer trade in this city, contemplate challeng ing any other trade's nine for a match game. In response to this the Dry Goods Nine, composed of men in that trade, are ready to try skill with the Sea Gulls. The Insurance Nine, com posed of men in the insurance business we learn, are also willing to accept the challenge of the Sea Gulis. PIG FISH ! PIG FISH ! PIG FISH ! jyEAt 3 AT ALL UOURS UP TO 9 P.M. Accommodations for Transient ard Perma- rent ejuest at Pine Cirove, Wrightevil'c Sound, N. j. jnne II 1m ED. WILSON MANNING. Proprietor. Square Dealing Is the foundation that we built our bu siness on when first started, and it has at all times been our compass in the storms, squalls and business hurri canes as in the calms, in the past fif teen years, never fearing the result, and why shall we? Well knowing that by giving one hundred cents value i a re turn for every dollar we receive, we shall retain our well-earned patronage. No houses will or can do more, as no house can exist without a profit, and none can do business on less profit than the Old Reliable. Believing this, our aim is to keep on the truth-telling and truth-selling basis, so that the name of SHRIER will be syuooymous of square dealing. See us before buying. Re turn whatever is not satisfactory and the money will be refunded. Shriek, the Old Reliable Clothier, 114 Market street. t Base Ball Sules. At the recent meeting at Raleigh of the North Carolina Baseball Associa tion, several quite important rules were adopted. Among these it was decided to allow a pitcher to deliver balls in any way, provided he keeps in his box. A rule requiring foul balls to be caught on the fly, and not ou the bound, was alsoadooted. Matters in dispute re- I garding some of the games played were left to an arbitration committee, which consists of a member from each club. It was also decided that when rain prevents innings of a game being played, the visiting club shall be paid one-half the gate receipts, unless that dividing exceeds $35, or that checks are given spectators, good for another game, or money refunded. Each club is to register the names ot not more than fifty home players and from these select its members outside of its battery. The Boy Clipper Plow has earned a reputation of being the best ever used and are pronounced perfect by the best farmers. Sold wholesale and retail at the factory agency, Jacoiu's Hardware Depot. 4 t Fair Notice ! ONLY EIGHT DAYS IN WHICII TO list yoar taxes, and not more than one half Riven la. The books will be closed on the 23rd iost., and all not luted by that time will be ' placed on the delinquent list and charged double tax. J. G. BURR, jnnc 13 It Star copy Tax Lister Art Loan Exhibition Rooms I DEVILLED CRABS, CHICKEN SALAD, HOT COFFEE. To-Nightfrorn 8 to 11 o'clk. junc 13 It rUEASS NDT1CK. WiwaMghi to native mi an a ame of the writer to theBdttor. meet always be: Bide of the And It is especially sad particularly stood that the Editor doe set always the views of correspondents tn the editorial eotaans. NEW ADVERT1SEMESTS: The Coolest Place for Ladies to Shop in is TAYLOR'S The Baus Pianos. J N DORSE D BY ALL EMINENT ARTISTS Exquisite In Touch, Solid in Coustructior, Unequaled in Durability, Elegant in Finish, Brilliant in tone, and Moderate in Price. The BAU5 PIANOS are for sale &t . HEINSBERGER'S, j une 13 Live Book and Music Stores OPERA HOUSE, Standard Dramatic Comp'y, Brass Band & Orchestra. TO-NIGHT, BLACK DIAMONDS, Or, Tiic.Upkiino of tiieMollv Maguiues Admission 15 and 25 cents. BessrfCd scats without extra cliirgo at neinsberger'a. june 13 Cornet Concert Clnb 2nd Excursion and Concert, ON STEAMER PASSPORT, Tuesday, June 16th, '85, Vccal and Instrumental Mueic of the highest order by the bebt talent in the city. Tickets limited. Whole Tickets fiOc Half Tickets 2.-) 3. !junel3 2t I Clay Peas ! Tory Peas ! Black Peas ! LATELY RECEIVED, AND SUITABLE FOB PLANTING. -For sale bv B. F. MITCHELL & SON. junc 11 31 Caution to Consumers ! JVJ BE SURE OP GETTING TUii GENU INE SHELL ROAD Tobacco, cheivera should be careful to no'Jce that the oblong blue pper fag in the centre of each plug bears ti c Trade Mark ot thelmgKand horses the words SHELL R'JAD, ai tha name of the manufacturers, Messr R A. PAT TERSON CO. Beware of the mary worth less Imitations tint are being sold to the nub ile as ttc gen nine SHELL LOAD, and do not be deceived. ADRIAN & VOLLER?, Agents, june 6 3aaeod Wilmington, H. Smithvilie and the Sound ARE THE PLACES FOB PLEASURE and recreation, aol JOHN WER!fXa'S Barber Shop hi the place for Hair Cutting. Egg Shampooing, Sharing and Hair Dyeing of every shade. None but first class workmen employed sad the Ssest Perfumes used Give him a call at No. to Market street, between Water sad From sts.. Winning ton, N. C. Munds Bros., Druggists, lOl North Front St. WILMINGTON, N. C Offtr at very reasonable flsrores s complete line of Drug, Chemicals and Patent Meii cines junc 10 Vegetable and Fruit Q HATES IN SUOOKS AND BEADY made Our Crates arc made with Juniper Slats and Pise Ends, giving strength and lightness and preventing splitting. Avoid de'sy In ship ment, and get first prices by making contract ahcai. PARS LET WIGGINS. WHERE TOU CAN FIND HAT). TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, HAT SCARFS, GILT AND SILVER BRAID AND CORD, FANS, GLOVES, MITTS, Together with a full stock of LADIES' UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, SEIETS, CHEMISES, NIGHT ROBES, Ac , 41c, Ac. Neatly made and of good material, snd prices remarkably low. N9 one urged to buy, but call and see st TAYLOR'S BAZAAR, 118 Market St WILMINGTON, N. C. may 25 Paper, Bags, Twine. jgTRAW AND MANILLA WRAPPING Paper, all sixes in Paper Bags, Cotton Jnte and Paper Twine, Wooden Trays, Ac. Send for our prices. Full stock of everything In the Stationery L!ne, Baa Ball Goods, Cro quets, Ac. G. W- YATES. jnnc 8 Book and Stationery Store Given Up ! JJY EVERY ONE THAT McGOWAN'S SALOON keeps ths Coolest, Freshest Beer In the city, and boat Whikey at only 10c. for plain. spl 28 ASK YOUR GROCER FbR FIRE PROOF OIL. THE PERFECTION OF FAMILY SAFETY Oils. Equalled by no other. A perfect Lamplight. It is absolutely free from Ben zinc, Para (line, and all gummy or foreign mat tor which in other oils so frequently clogs the wick and prevents its giving a clear light. mch'27 tf New Stylish Hats I JNDIA MULL, COL. CREPE, TR1COT1NE, Gilt Scarfs, Sprays and Laces, Gilt and Silver Cord and Braid, Neck Buchings, Fans and many other things, at MRS. KATE C. WINES', may 25 119 North Second St, J. F. Carroll, LIVESTOCK BROKER, FOR THE SALE OF CAT TLE, SHEEP AND HOGS. OFFICE NO. 40 NORTH THIRD ST. Pens located on L it tic Bridge Road at Smith's Creek, and supplied with every convenience for the care of Stock . Consignments solicited and prompt returns made. Liberal cash advances made on Stock in hand. Rofers to Bank of New Hanover, Wllmiog- ton, N. C. may 39 tf sat OFFICE OF WILMINGTON & WEI DON R. R. CO., WimiJfaTOK, N. C, Jaoclst, 1885. WHITE CYPRESS AND YELLOW FINE Sash, Blinds and Doors, Guaranteed as good as the best. Moulding. Brackets. Balusters sad Oina Notice. T A MEETING OF THE STOCK HOLD era of this Company, held this day, the folow- ing Eeolut"ons were pastcd.'to wit: Eetolved, That the Capital Stock of this Company, now consisting ot Shares, of the par value of $2,082,400, lie and the same la hereby increased to 35,00j Shares, of the par value of $2, -jGO.OOO. Rttoh'-d, That all who are now Stockhold ers In the Cotnpany, nball have the privilege, at any time prior to Ju'y 1st, 185, of snbscrib log for aaid increase of stock, at the price of I10 per Share in the proportion of i'O per cent, or one fifth of the oresent holdles of such Stock holder ; pss able, one fourth or V percent, thereof on the 15th day of Inly, 1885. and the remaining three-fourth or '" per cent. on the 1 :h dsv of November, 15. All Stockholdsrs are hereby requested to notify me, on or before the 1st day f July r rox.. whether thev wish u subscribe for their allotment of tne above Stock, ss after that date the privilege will cease, sad an? stock holder who fails to not.tr sic with hi Use trass ; named will be considered ss ha viae declined I it. j v- fractional t art i of Shares can be issued. ana consequently no subscription can be re cei ed where the allotment Won Id fail below onethure w . THOMPSON. June 2 4 w tu sat SecVy A fWhs. mental Wood Work. sal PARSLEY WIGGINS. Water Coolers. y-ATEB COOLERS AND OTHER MEW goods just received sad fcr sale verr low st GILES A MURCH1SON 3, jane s opposite New Market
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