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sif-'-f i-. - .--- .5 - -rr rrenla. rp, JAMES, rf- Lv, FOSTAGX FAII. - Ttf 4Ir;. nnP month, 05 cent. nwdertvcredby carrier, fret PTTy plr ot the city. .1 Ite ibOT tM.ctl" und liberal- LTwlIl report any and, fc Trrer regularly. JjSidij like nc who ex . ' L.;fo i n ntwljquiil fxploilfe .L Pirisian. says that be toscj 1 4000 a year through bad debts. Colonel McClare's now synonym fr b!00Jy.3hirti3OI 13 Weiinum oi.cmau. DelicateIyUnted seaweed is the Sep tenibergarcituicala incide for ea dxDre bat-s. r. J B. Walton, the well-known rounder of ihe Washington Artill. L died at New Orleans on tne tn. jwjd 72 years. Census returns from yarioaa parts ol jbssichusctis show a considerable re daction in population ks cornpanwitb tiecensas ot isio. t PhiSJelobia Record : - Des pile all the wand and fury of Messrs. John Sher Ba and Foraker, none of Mr. Hayes1, bens has as yet laid an egg with "JVar injeribed on the shell. Mr. Hayes is erideutly oat of politics. . . i Boston Vast: Not a penny has been lent to Chairman Cooper, ol Pennsyl isD'a, b? the pension clerks who re tired bis begsinK circular. The time hu gone lor bulldozing the clerks, a fict which the managers of the g. o. r- nast sadly realize." - . William I), llowells has been engag ed to write exclusiyely for Harpers Migrine hereafter, the consideration being $10,000 a year, it is said, and his itory, which is soon to begin in" the Century, will therefore be his last con tribution to that publication. Five oat ot the twenty-one Presidents of the United States wero of Scotch Irish lineage Jackson, Polk, Bacban is, Johnson and Arthur; two of Scotch -Grant and llayes; one of Welsh Jefferson, and one of Dutch Van Burea, the remaining twelve being of English descent. . The Washington correspondent of the Boston Journal says: "It is con ceded in diplomatic circles here that the Bismirck-Cuba agitation has assumed rather alarming proportions. At both the German and Spanish Legations it a admitted that the developments are witched with great interest." Nobody in Washington appears to believe the story that Postmaster-General Vilas is to retire from the Cabinet to become minister to Austria. ": ll" is Terj confidently stated by Gen. Vilas's friends that he "could not be induced ' to kave the United States ; that his arnbN lions and interests all lie In his career in the United States, and that he is too jonng and aspiring a politician to be disposed of f or four years in . such ; a mitner. A patent has been issued tq women inPhiladelphiaMor ani apparatus - to sewing machines. The inventors kite succeeded in constructing en ap Pwtus which it is said, does Way with tte fatiguing treadle. The motive Wer is ordinary clock "springs, ar noged so as to run the 'motor with any Peed desired, by simply bearln' Ihe on . the rest. . .A . few. momenU' indin? up suffices to sibre' enouglx Perinthe motors to run a-; sewing "Jichino all day. . . . ,,. The Chicago police and. dremenr ' are wvt & gold medal prepared, for pre tioo in cases cfnusual braTttrj. the idea of Judge Lambert rr. minister to -"Belgium, who has attributed $700 Tor the purpose. Of $100 will be spent for -a'die." and interest of the remainder Is -to be J or a yearly medal, to be given to Policeman or fireman who ' shall performed the most disUngnisaed 7T brtvery in saying life or property danag the year.; ;4 J . . ;. '; m Wisconsin Grand Lodgo'btGood poplars, recently in session in Zladi JJ. adopted a resolution: la whicfi JJWi that -no Good , TeHplaF should ojpart either in calUng for an Jon under the proYisions-'of. the w license law or voting on the price "cense iQ the event an election is ctnL tar orJer " opposed to all U hT l2h orW-- We sympathize iyi atom . fiia . oTemeni xnaae in gooa ,vth to ont .v.. n h th" c quor iramc. o State the.order has looked upon fceni !?iUon party 118 toch move Jnd does not hesitate to say god- ll v" I ' . r i I It; 1 I I I I I ft II II ! II I I ' II .Ml II I I . II : III I IrU 1 1 t Y . .! i i i f MM TPl ft A TTrr -rr-. ' : UY U V, r -TT- "r -tf-s ' II ill MJ 1 l ' I 77 lli ll. II r- II II 1 11 11 "f VOL IX LOCAL NEWS. 'mmccx;t8 iar rknu TiumiTs. James d Kutt limes C W Iatbs Coming J n 'T B K LtnrD & Co 5hlngle EIUXSBKKOEB School Books Giles a MuKcmsos- lamps liUNDS Bxothess DrOflaU J T Garbell naro Eetnrned ' F C JliLLKK Tar Heel Unlment ' ' ' Natb'i. Jacobi Hardware, c Pabkkx A Tatxor Fall Stock R M IXcIhtibx 4'arnitnrs Damaak . W H ,Torr, KofRA 8 K of P Meeting W E SpsnreER A Co Mason's Fruit Jars Cans A Thomas Cabbages, Apple. c Summer tourists are beginning tore- turn to the city. The receipts of cotton at this port to day toot up 391 bales. The cutter Colfax came op from Smlthvillc this forenoon. There were- large congregations at all the churches yesterday. Rain is needed' for the streets have become quite dry and dusty. -Oakdale Cemeterv w&Bthrnrioreri with visitors yesterday afternoon. Sports w.qo; ira' haying, glorious fun now-a-days shooting rice birds. 5 7 ! . . A fine assortment of TAnterns, just received, at Jacobi's Hardware Dept.f This, Q thppght by ' many to be the most pleasant month of the season at the seaside. t t 'Make your selections for the winter. The styles shown by Dyer are the finest ever brought to this city. f -. i . : At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther. mometer in this office registered 66 de grees, with the wind from the South west. There were "oceans" of shrimps in market on Saturday. One man sold between five and six bushels at 5 cents a quart. , . Rev..D. W. Herring preached two very line sermons at the First Baptist Church yesterday to unusually largo congregations. For the best unlaundried whiteshirt in the city, 'call at the Wilmington Shirt Factory ; only 75c. J. Elsbach, Prop., No. 27 Market st. tf There were quite a number of flat laods of wood in the docks to-day, and now is a good time to lay in a supply of fuel for the W inter." There is a good deal of sickness in the city, although, fortunately, the most of the cases are of a mild type and yield quite, readily to treatment. ' Religious services are now held every Sunday alternoon at the City Hospital, Rev. Mr.i Kelly, chaplain of tbe Sea man's Home, officiating. . t ; October 1st is the big moving day in this city and householders who will shift heir quarters then . w ill be glad when the 'uncomfortable period has passed. ; j A.reat many, of the scuppernong grapes brought here this season are so grean as to ba absolutely unfit fir use and are almost unsalable on that ac count. The-Othello, New Emerald, Zeb Vance and New Excelsior Penn., are the leading cook stoyes, both in quali ty-and price. 'They can be seen at JACobi's Hdw. Depot. ,; . t Ve( are sorry to learn that Mr. J. K. Mcllhenny is confined to the house with an attack of rheumatism but glad to know that he is somewhat better now and will be out in a day. or two. - - The beating oi the big drum and the rattle of the little dram ' this afternoon attracted attention to the fact that a match game ' of base ball' was to be played at the Seaside grounds this after c ' .- - noon.: . v . Tho Passport did not make her re gu lar trip to Smithvillc to-day, but is on f he .drydock, where she : will undergo some needed but slight repairs . She Will be ready for work again in a dsy or two':';V::;V';:i-v-. '.; I Have you seen our Fish Scales ? All housekeepers should have one. Can b3had at Jacobi's Hardware Depot.f "The Easterly winds which prevailed luV week played the wild with the fish m'arkotl The catch of mullets so far this mouth his not been anything to brag on, but yet the fishermen tell ns that if there are no more big blows they will probably 'be i in good supply. Fat September mallets are not to be sneezed i .'. i ,:. t . i ' Now i3 the season lor -painting your houses. Go to Jacobi'3 Hardware Depot and buy your paints, if you watt tosavemoner. t . imjwvTAUJN. h. u.. MOJN The Opera House. Of the play which is to be presented to tne amusement-lovinc nnnnlA nf Wll. m . i mgton to-morrow night by the Robt. . Downing com Dan v. the Broaklvn L Daily Eagle says: "The charm- of "Tally Ho"' is the genuine humanity ft discloses. From the moment Hank Monk enters upon the scene the auditors are in thorough sympathy with the bluff, heartiy. gen- California manhood represented by "11. VUWUlDg. u City Court. There wero fivecase3 for the Mayor's consideration this morning, but only two of them disposed of as the others obtained a continuance John Davis, a colored youth, charged with disorderly conduct at tho Caroli na Central depot, was fined $5, with tbe alternative of 10 days in the city prison. He went below. Sam Patrick, also colored, was charged with being, thoroughly drunk and helplessly down, for which he was required to pay a fine of $5 or go below for 10 days. He al3o went below and tbe matinee was ended for the day. Yesterday's Fire. The alarm of tire was bounded at about half past 11 o'clock yesterday forenoon, while a large proportion of our citizens were at church. lhe alarm was caused by the burning of a small one story frame building, occu pied by colored people, on tbe causway about 300 yards from tbo ferry on tbe West side of the river. As the fire was located outside of tho city and conse quently outsido' of the fire limits tbe engines nor hook cc leader trucks were taken across. The hooks and ladders and axes, however, wero car ried over by members of tbe Hook & Ladder Co. and were made very useful in preventing tbe spread of the flames to Contiguous property. A good many he members of the fire department t over and did all that could be e unuer luo circumstances, lae caught on the roof, from the chim ney, ana naa gotten under sucn Head way when first discovered that it was impossible to save tbe building from to tal destruction. The property belonged to Mr. John D. Bellamy, Jr., and was not insured. Loss estimated at $150. TUe Special Delivery. As Wilmington is one of the cities in which tbe new special delivery of len cents letters is to be established, our people will be interested to know that the messengers' books, record books and forms of oath required of the em ployes are now being sent out to the special delivery offices so that the sys" tern may go into operation on October 1. A notico has been sent to tbe post masters at the offices, requesting them to send to the department for approval lists of the names of messengers called for in the circular ot the Postmaster- General. So fai4 less than twenty post masters have complied with the request. A large number of placards exhibiting the names of the cities andtowbs where the special delivery service will be operated have been sent out to presi dential postmasters for distribution among business men. The post offices throughout the country are, being sup plied with tho specia1 delivery stamps at the rato of 1,000 offices each day. The law requires that letters bearing the special stamp shall be delivered up to midnight, and postmasters in towns where tbe offices close early in tbe night are anxious to know it they must keep open their offices until midnight. If go they believe that an allowance for he employment of night clerks is in dispensable. Other postmasters, who now close their offices on Sunday, are in a similar position. T' The status of the messengers is also unsettled, and it is questionable whether or not , tbey must be.appointed through the machin ery of the civil service commission. Trade at the Old Reliable where you always find just what you want and eycrything of the best make, and always for less money than you are asked for tho same quality of goods elsewhere. You can depend on honest goods and square dealing at SHRIER'S all the year round. Before you pur chase, visit Sukier's and convince yourself of tbe most astonishing val ue in Boy's and Children's Suits ever offered in this city. Pay no attention to prices advertised but compare goods, that being the only true way to find out the house which gives the most and best value for the least money, and you will be fully convinced and to your en tire satisfaction that it pays to trade with Shsxer, the Old Reliable Clot bier, 114' Market t st , ': sign , of ine Golden Arm. t oft i wen aou fire DAY. SEPTEMBER I . I ;...;.. f .... r Indications. For tne South Atlantic States fair weather, preceded by occasional local showers, variable winds arid nearly stationary temperature. r r " Cape Fear Academy. We have before us a catalogue of this admirable school, of which Capt. Wash. i ngton Catlett is Principal and Prof, J. R. Monroe Assistant. Despiti tbe general commercial depression last year was a prosperous one, there having been 81 pupils, and we are glad to learn that the outlook for thi3 Fall is still more cucouraging. ' . j The Kace. " " " The Puritan and Genesta are : deter mined to see which is the better sloop of tho two and started upon their inter national race fpr tho third time this morning, crossing the line on the out ward trip at 34 minutes after 10 o'clock. The Puritan soon took tho load and rounded buoy 5 on the Southwest spit at 20 minutes after 1 o'clock thi3 afternoon, followed by the Genesta 1 minutes later. The . Puritan passed Scotland lightship on lbs return at 33 minutes and 20 seconds past 2 o'clock and the Genesta followed at 37 minutes and 30 seconds past 24 o'clock7for 4 minutes and 10 seconds later, .thus giving the race to the Boston sloop. , , Improvements. b Mr. Sol. Bear contemplates making some very decided improvements upon his property on Princess street, just East of the old National Bank building. now occupied by Mr. W. T. Johnson', and has begun work with that object in view. That buildins and the wood work which connects it with tbe bank building will be removed and two brick structures one with 13 feat . front and the other with 12 feet frontand both with 11 feet pitch will be erected on the site. Tbe new buildings will be fitted up as stores, will be supplied with large plate glass windows in front and will be otherwise mado very at tractive. I'erKonai Daniel L.Shaw, Esq., of Pender coun ty, was in the city to-day. Mr. B. F. Hall, of the firm of Hall & Pearsall, has returned from bis Sum mer trip to Asheville and the moun tains of Western North Carolina. Miss Hatlie Plait has been elected organist of tbe Brooklyn Hall Sunday School, in place of Miss Gcdie E. Tay lor, who is attending school at Thomas ville. N. C. Miss E. Kairer returned to the city on Saturday night aftet an extended absence in the Northern markets where she purchased largely for the Fall and Winter trade. Mr. C. W. Yates returned last Sat urday night from his Northern trip. During bis absence he visited Boston for tbe first time and found it a lively village, but hardly equal to New York. Mr. John F. Gjirrell has recently re turned from tho mountains where he has been in the interests of his business. He has opened a large stand in the Fourth street Market and will keep there, under tho firm style of J. F. Garrell & Son) the best, meats which ean be had Attention is invited to ad vertisement in this issue." : . ' " Our friend, Mr: Asa A. Brown, after several years of railroad life in Mexico and Texas, haa made arrangements by which it becomes probable that be will settle down in this city for life. He has associated himself in business with tbe new firm of R; E. Lloyd & Co. on North Water street, where he would be glad to see his many friends at any time. We bespeak for him an abund-; ant success Asa merchant. Call at Jacobi's Hardware Depot and see his fine assortment of Flobert Rifles. t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CASTLE HALL. STONEWALL LODGE, NO. T, K of P. WlLMUCGrosi N. C, Sep., 14, 1SS3. p. p. xxii.': Jt assemble at roar Castle Hall, cu c this (Monday) evening, 14th tnst . at 8 o'clock', for the purpose of transacting import nt business. All Brother anights are ceoia.Uy lnrited to attend. By order of the C. C , .. sept i it w. u. iurr, n.. oi xv. . o. FBB3II LOT OF L1ME3 JUST BE. celled and those wishing that delicious drink -LIMONADE- ' 5 Can get it now. Only for a few dajfl .losgex, 'JAKES D.' NUTT, Druggist.1;, ( 1 sept 14 , is , j N. Front 8t i 1 E. E. Lloyd & Co., HAVE A QUANTITY OF 4-INCH 8UIK ULE3 ;FOR SALE CHEAP at Paddlsoa fharf. sept 11 It i r: r 14, 18851 NO. 214 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS; Furniture Da r Furniture Covering ! EMBRACING AGBEATyARIETY VIRGINIA CASSIMERES Splendid goods for Men and Boys ; " VJBHEimKS ANDrSHIRTINGS--Were never so cheap as now. , 'Xfi 1 FALL STfLES SATTEENS AND GINGHAMS " . r; OaEPETS. 0AEPETS. CARPETS. , ; You have a variety of new stylei to select from, and if you only wish to get posted come and see us" :' . ; rrr . New Hugs and Mats, Art Squares and Orumbs. Jerseys 'a specialty. " lt''4 -J '' ' ' '': ' : ' 1 ' sapt 11 u Mason's Fruit Jars. E NOW II AVE A FULL A8SOBTMEN1 Of the above Preserving Jars.- Send In your I oruers at once, we win rnarantcc lowest prices. W. C. SPRINGER A CO.. . 23 Market 8treet, sept!4 , j Wilmington. M. C- SAVING MET WITH GREAT SUCCESS in selllne a fino line of LAMPS derlna n.lTKlROTnp.T Unn thin nint n1 In-rlf nnr- chaser's attention to them. Prices Very Issw. sept 14 GILES & MUKCUIttUR. ' Fall Stock. j , . . - WE ARE ICEIVING OUR FALL stock tt fVrifc ? n nr tsnfl Tin of rr Afnvns ITauda FurnisMngrGood, Grates and Grate Fixtures. Kerosene Oil Stove somethioj? new. Don't f all to examina our stock before purchasing elsewhere. We are prepared to offer VEEr PARKER TAYLOR'S, sept 14 23 South Front St Have Returned JpEOM WESTERN CAROLINA AND East ern Tennessee, where I have been making arrangements to Introduce Into this market a better article of BEEF than has heretofore been sold here. Have opened a large stand in the Fourth Street Market House, left h?ud side, under the nrm name of J. F. GARRELL & SON, and from this time am prepared to to furnish the FINEST MEATS that can be found in the city. A fine display of BEE r AND MUTTON on hand to-morrow morning. Call and see, or send in your orders. Meats delivered promptly in any part of the city. sept i& -'t mon in j . t . UAUUtkL. School Books. k FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS, ts adopted by the School Board' or Education. Offer special Discounts to Merchants and Teachers. Price Lists furnished on applica tion at HEINSBERGER'3. B LANK BOOKS OF ALL SIZES. Paper, Envelopes, Inks, Mucilage, jf ens ana iioiaers, r encus, ac, Can always be found very cheap at t ;.. HEISSBERGER'S, sept 11 , i .Live Book and Music Stores . Coming In. QUR NEW GOODS ARE COMING IN daily, and we are now able to offer you SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, AT BOTTOM PRICES. 1 A line line of Oil Paintings, Chromos, Ac, All kinds of Picture Frames made to order at short notice. " ' C. W'.' TAXES: septl Cabbages, fc . - 'l Spiels; " aiia Potatoes. JCIXPECTED, BY STEAMER THI8 WEEK a largo Involca of Northern ' CABBAGES, APPLES AND POTATOES Must be sold at once and will be sold low. CRAIG & THOMAS, No 113, South Front St, 'sept 14. - Oi-poslte New Market J OPERA HOUSE. ONE NIGHT ONLY. TUESDAY, September. 15. , The Popular Young Actor, ; ' ! HI a .as Hank. monk. , , , - (lhe famous Stags Driver 6f the Sierras) t ttnbce4ljyPreas, and Public a gre play,thaA7lhianuee,"M4 on rMirjn fGencril 'Admission 50c. 'EcsexTEel on tale at Helnabergcr's on Monday, sept 10 St . 8 tar copy - .; - n.r.xr.-z nones. TrtjrsitsgUd to rsctrrt cc-fflV.:ai ' froa oar friends on siy u3 an sjsau;- Kt&erallaterttttmt : Ths nama of tho wntar xanst always bolt isneatatae Editor. . irnr: -Conmnnlcations meat t wrima ca eal oaesideef toe paper. v ' PtryynaTitifs meat be avoided.; And it is especially and ramcularly uad " tood that the Editor does not always endci the views of correspondents ultM so stats a the editorial eolunaj. i: " i. . NEW - ADVERISEMENT8. R. M. MclWTIRE. ' ' Hardware ; , Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Blinds, & Doors. Stoves. O UU STOVES ARE MADE BY THE best factories, and have been giving entiro satis- faction to the hundreds of people who hare . v. ,' " been and are still tulng then. We cannot be beaten In prices. We keep In stock Hrri. son's and Armstrong A McKclvy's strict'y pare White Lead, which wo offer at low prices.. We cell Hardware, from our large and com? plcte stock at BOTTOM PRICE3. NATH'L JACOBI, sept 14 10 South Front St ask Back Taxes. rjIHE LIST OF DEEDS FOR PROPERTY in New Hanover County, Bold to the State ror taxes from 1S70 to 1S31, is now in tho hands of; the Board of Commissioner a and can be seen at their cilice, lhe time for the redemption ' , r of such property expires Jannary 1st, 18SO. Parties interested will take notico and govern themselves accordingly. (See laws of 1885, "An Act to enforce the collection of Taxes due the .state on lands sold for Taxes and purchased by the State.") - HORACE A.- BAGO. Chairman Board of Commissioners, sept 12 '2 1 sat mon r - ( ' Renting of Market Stalls. JN THE FORENOON OF THE 21st Inst, " at the hour of 10 o'clock, at the Fifth Street Market House; at 11 o'clock, at the Fourth Street Market House; and at 12 o'clock, at tbe Front Street Market House, the STALLS of the said Markets, respectively subject to rent- L will be RENTED OUT AT PUBLIC AUC TION, under the direction of the Committee on Markets, upon the terms required br the Market Regulations, and at any other terms the Committee may deem necessary, sept 12 2t . G. J. BONE Y,' Chrc'n For Sale 'and Rent. gTORES ? DWELLINGS VACANT :iOTS; .' AND m i .7 Apply to D. O'CXJNNOUr aug242taw3mmth Real Estate Agent For Rent. rpaE STORE ON CORNER OF Market ant second streets, now occu- J Icd W Beli i rends A Monroe. l! - iii ' .'.!?' i . 'i V. MEGIHXEY. Ki'r. , Applfto fi tj JOHN D. TAYLOR. .' ''sept Hit- r...;.;., : r.''.. ; FOR RENT. ; JpEOM THE 1ST OCTOBER, THE fa aton on the N. W. Corner of Front ' and Market sU , at present occupied , fP-'ll by W. 8. Briggs A Co. . sept 10 4t R. H. McKOY. lit Princess St.' -if. . v. For Sale or Rent, pROM THE 1ST OF OCTOBER, a two-story house on Third, between Chun and Castle streets Apply at this onlcc. sept 91w Iff " V77 KM j Jfew Wood Yard. Wr& HAVE OPENED A WOOD YARD f ! f in W Hr I ngton, and are now prepared to . furnish BEST QUALITIES OF MARKET u ' , : WOOD as cheap as any dealer In the city. We will uee our own Drays, and offer erecta! h Induce men ts to parties who wish, to bare 't Wood delivered at their houses 'Leave your v orders at oue Yard, at Davis- Wharf. In rear at New Market, or at No. no V, Water C i ' r irr septlOtf - ItE. JJ.OY ACO, 'VX IXqGISTS.lU Norlh Front St.. WiimlBgtrnJt N.C Solicit orders from Physicians and Merchants In the country, and guarantee best goods and lowest prices. sept 10 1.