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xms PAPKR .BbB.wl ererr erenfi. 8and&7 eptea oy , . JOSH T. JAMES .pjTOB ASDWOPBISXOI.- .,.va POSTAGE F PAID. Three j j oo ; One month, cents, pouts. ,,.,,.eTe(i Dy carrier free rT Wl" V - p ny part of the city, at the .j or iu . ., HberaL. above ail fall. recelre their paper regularly. 'neDaily Review has the largest Lfe circutaiion, vjwiy hji fliJt'S r5reTby Q-cn Victoria Is actnal- 1, talked of- ,or Hubbardville" is the name tfsG? railway station .. a Kffilrn.nd nam phlcts SixtJinnu,B r tJve oeen published by Congress since " . - An acU trade in sea gulls 1 J I v has coast; Tbey brinz 50 and 75ccnts for the T3 feath- f th . Council of tbe the Gaelic u 0100 a . .,r,ipnpe that society receives, it UeTident the Irish language is advaoc ;c, in the estimation of persons of edn- Tbo cholera death rate in Spain has fiica from over 1,600 a day to some thing like 600 At Tonlon ibe plague ii oyer, and at Marseilles its 'propor tions are no longer alarming. It is not dying out, however, but may devastate cities and towns for jet a long time. .1 The Anthropological Congress which is soon to be held at Rome will have a coriou3 feature in a collection of 700 skulls of criminals, numbered and cliss'.ned. To these will be added the phonographs of 3.000 and the brains of more than l50convicU, thousands ot tutographs, poems, sketches and spec ial instrument?, the work of criminals A Xew York publisher predicts tnat if Miss Cleveland writes the novel of Washington's life that rurfior says she will, the profits will far exceed those ol her recent unusually successful literary renxre. The stories a3 to the profits of her book have been greatly exagger tied. She will realize $25,000 from it. It is said that she will begin her novel usooDasshe return 3 to the White Hou38 in October. - A writer in the Scientific American savs that a cyclone can " be diverted from its course by exploding a keg ol liopowder under it. It will require a rapid movement to make' the experi ment necessary to establish the truth of this theory; but when the efficacy of tie plan is proved powder kegs " will becoma a necessity in every well-regu laled household, which will then eojoy twa dangers instead of one. W. S. Gilbert, in a letter to the Lon don Times, says: 'Tor my part, I coultUever quite tinderstandthe preju dice against burglars. An unarrested burglar gives employment to innumer able telegraph clerks, police officers, railway officials and possibly also to Krgeons, coroners, undertaker and Eoaamental masons, as soon as he Uiacnstody the services of a whole- iraijf soldiers, barristers, judge. tti petty jurymen, reporters, gover wrsofjuU and prison wardens are ailed iQio requsition. Really the bur- fw does more good than harm." A writer in the Bridgeport Standard jjki that the coast at Stratford, Co&n., is rising, lie says: "That much the- land in that vicinity stands TO at the present day than, it did Tea twentv vpfira arc is wiilAnt. the Sandy IlMlow schooUhouse erected, some thirty-five or forty ago, the surrounding land, which cow a green sward, was a low sand f and the children used to dig own to water easilv with clam shells hovels. Slowly the tide limit has rsceded." - - - - ., - . The cholera is dying out ia Spain and ;E0 wager dreaded in Troujon and Rutin little towns near cities the mortalitv is even ereater proportion to the number ot inhabi- lt than it has hpon At nnv time this tw ft Win the city lines. The disease jjing in Italy. Rome has estab vSf lTlarantino Winst Sicily, in Wehreest cily Palermt the Piae to have become fixed'. It is also iaParmi, but thus far seems "ve snared vioa Things Worth KnowlDff. Allccch's are the only genuine Jhit all other so-called rjorons . nlas- imitations. lheir malcer8 only get them up the reputation of Allcock's. tali so-called Improvements and TK.redieut3 humbugs. - : ; ;ntB no one b&s ever made ah im- hen pie obtain the best plasters d&w eod 1 - VOL. IX. . WELMINGTON. N. C. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23 , 1885 NO 222 LOCAL NEWS. tOEl TO IIW ADVEgTISESSEITS. C W Yatkz Coming jn W E Kixg Betnovel . E Pchau For Bent H M Bo wd ex For Bent " flKINSBSLKGKB 111 StOCk Jvo 1m t oatwjjight Notice Muhds BKOTOKBS DrOfglstl T C Millek Tar lleel Liniment UK Lmyd & Co Winter Is Coming J C Stevenson Sew Grocery Store , , . There was no City Court this morn ing.' . You can get all sizes of glass at Jaco r.i's Ildw. Depot. f The atmosphere was cool and invigor ating thl3 morning. The receipts of cotton at this port to day loot up (527 bales . Ropes and. twines of all kinds and sizes, at Jacobi's Ildw. Depot. i The storm is over, and we have es caped having any very high winds. aN though an abundance of rain has fallen. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther mometcr in this office registered 75 de grees, one degree below Summer heat. with the wind from the North . Who will see Ihe'eclipse of the moon to-night? It is a partial eclipse and. is visible here. The moon enters the shadow at 1 a. m. and leayes it at 4:07 a. m. F.ull moon to-night or to morrow morning, whichever you please, at 40 minutes past 2 o'clock. This is the harvest moon and it will rise each' night this week at much closer intervals than usual. Travel is increasing on tbe railroads. Summer tourists are returning home wards and travel to Florida has already begun. The freight business is also quite large, owing in a great measure to the shipment of large stocks of goods from tbe North. Mr. C, S. Love received a dispatch from Fayettevllle this morning stating that there had been about a twelve foot rise in the Cape Fear and that it was rising rapidly. This will be good news for the stcamboatmen. and they will make good use of tbe rise. TheGermanla Cornet Band will give a grand ball at Vollers' Hall, opposite the New Market, on)Wednesday next, the 30th inst, Messrs E. W. Dosher M. Ratbjen. J G. L. Geischen. and C. F. Van Kampen are tho gentlemen to whom the arrangements have been entrusted. The sidewalk on tbe - East side of Second Street, between Mulberry and Walnut, is in a deplorable condition eyerytlme it rains. We passed there this morning and bad to take to the outside to get along. The residents complain of neglect by the street au thorities. It needs a gutter and heme attention to tbe sidewalk itself. Personal Mr. J.T. Bland, of Burgaw, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Charles Frager, .of Cole's Circu3. is in tbe city to-day. Col. L. A. Powell, of Sampson coun ty, wao in the city to' day. Mr. O. P. Middleton, of Warsaw, Duplin county, is in the city to-day. CoLValter ISteele, of Rockingham, Richmond county, is in the city to-day, Mrs. S.J. Baker left here this morning for a visit to the Northern markets. She will be absent about a week. Mrs. Virginias Hall, daughter of Mr. A. G. Hankins, now residing at Suf folk, Va , is in the city on a visit to her parents. Miss Mamie Moore, who has been spending the Summer with friends in Durham, N. C, . has returned x to the city, after an absence of about three months. Lieut. James C. Eastman, ot tho Second U. S. Artillery, who has been at Smithville for about three weeks with his family, is in the city to-day. He will leaue on Saturday next for his post of duty at Mt. Vernon Barracks, Ala. Mr. Henry J. Gerken left on this morning's train for Greensboro. N. C.,' where heVill locate and engage in the tobacco and cigar business. . Mr. Ger ken has many warm friends in this city with whom we heartly join in wishing him an abundant success in his new home. The Othello. New Emerald, Zeb Vanco and New Excelsior Penn., are the leading cook stojes, both in quali ty and price. vThey, can be seen at Jjlcobi's Hdvr . Depot. - t Mr. James C. Stevenson is very busy now removing into his new quarters in Granite Row, where he will . open on Friday morning. He has thoroughly renovated and improved the place and has had it carefully fitted up Tor tbe transaction of his business. Tobacco. Mr. James W. Monroe, ot thi3 city, who has just returned to tbe city from a visit to Sanford, in Moore . county, brings us a sample of some tobacco raised near there by Mr. R. M. Wicker it being that gentleman's first attempt at tbe culture of tbe weed. It is a bright yellow and to U3 appeara as very fine tobacco. Mr. Monroe tell3 U3 that there had been very heavy rains at Sanford on Sunday uight and on Monday and we may therefore look out for big water in tbe Cape Fear. Parado and Inspection. To-morrow being the fourth Thurs day in the month, the Wilmington Light Infantry will ( hold its regular monthly parade and inspection. Lieut. James C. Eastman, ot the SecoDd U. S. Artillery, has been invited by Capt; Morrison to bo present. Tho company have won a proud position among the military of the State for proficiency and we trust that Lieut. Eastman may be justified m making a good report cf them.' The parado aud inspection will bo in the armory and at night. Notes from 13 laden. Mr. R. M. Wescott. of Bladen county, ras in thojcity to-day and favored us with a visit. He says that tbe rains of Monday last extended over his section but he does not think that the fall. was heavy enough to seriously damage the cotton, while it will be of real benefit to late corn. He says thac the people of his section (Kelly's Cove) will petition for better mail facilities than they have heretofore had. They want a, star route from Marlyille, on the C. C. R R., to Point Caswell, a distanco of-psr-haps25 or 2G miles. They have to de pend now on the river for all of their mail matter, and sometimes, when' the river is very low, as. it has recently been, they are withoutny tuaiU for weeks at a time Literary. The North Carolina Medical Journal for September has been received. Be-, sides essays and original communica tions upon vanou3 medical and surgi cal subjects, which will be of impor tance to tbe profession, the leading edi torial upon "The Special Meeting of the State Board of Examiners." is of im portance to every citizen ot the State. There were two special meetings held, one at Raleigh and the other at Ashe ville, and the total number of examina tions was 53, of which 35 were granted license, 11 were refused and 7 were allowed Jo withdraw. In estimating the number ot rejections tho editor says: "The seven allowed to withdraw can rightfully be added to tho eleven re iocted. as the cause of withdrawal, in most cases, was an early discovery that the candidate was wnolly unprepared for an examination." .That they were totally unprepared lor an examination is shown from the L following in the same article: We learn that a considerable num ber of the applicants were students of only one course and, in one instance, the applicant had never attended lec tures." This shows the importance of the law requiring practitioners ot mcdicino to be examined and licensed beforo they can legitimateiy.pursue tbe profession, and on this point the editorial says: Some practitioners, who are pursuing their calling without a license, seem not to be aware that they are guilty of a misdemeanor. It is not, as some ap pear to believe, a matter of optional ac- Suniscence in the law, bnt an imperative emaed, ot which it behooves every one to take heed." The number before us contains much interesting matter and a copy should be in the hands of every physician in tne State. Subscription price $3 per year. Dr. Thomas F. Wood, Editor. l?erlectly Satisfied Is the way patrons express themselves after trading these many years at SuKitn's. Tho public have found out it is best to deal at the Old Reliable's, where goods can be bad at fair prices. A3 a consequence, each season many new names are added to the list of our regular patrons. You may rest assured of getting the most and best value in clothing tor men, boys and children for tho least money at Siirier's. As usu al our prices will be trom 15 to 33 per cent lower than other dealers will fur nish similar goods for. SnniEB, the. Old Reliable Clothier, 114 Market St., sign of the Golden Ana. 4 t T 7t Criminal Court. i The following have been tho proceed, ings before this tribunal since closing our last report: Slate vs. Juliu3 Jones and James Collins, larceny, which was on trial yesterday when our report closed, was given to the jury "last night, who re tained a verdict of guilty. Judgment not yet pronounced. State vs. Richard Newton and Robert Nixon, larceny. Not guilty. State vs. M. Rosenbaum and J. Fernberger, affray. Rosenbaum sub mitted and a verdict of not guilty was returned as to Fernberger, and he wa3 I discharged. - Slate V9. Robert Nixon, removing crop Defendant waived sending bill of indictment and submitted. Judg ment suspended upon payment of costs and the defendant indulged to next term.- Defendant and Holly Grady recognized in $100 for the appearance of the former at the next term of Court. State V3. Thaddeu3 Branch, assault' and' battery. Defendant submitted. Judgment $5 and costs. State vs. Thoma3 Green, false pre tense. Defendant submitted. Judg ment 6 months in the County House of Correction. State vs. Dan Huggins. assault and batiery. Guilty as to." assault on Mag Wilson and Gaston Solomon and not guilty of assault as to Jim Wilson. Judgment not yet pronounced. State vs. Arlington Howard, con cealed weapon. Guilty. Judgment $5 and costs. State vs. Peter Johnson, slander ot women. Guilty. Judgment 6 months in the County House of Correction. State vs. Peter Johnson, nuisance. Guilty. Judgment not yet pronounced. State vs. John Thomas, larceny. Guilty. Judgment 3 years in tho State Penitentiary. State vs. John R. Howard , larceny. Guilty. Motion in arrest of judgment. At this junction the Court took a re cess until 3 o'clock thi3 afternoon. Hoard of Aldermen. - A special meeting of the Board of Al dermen was held at the City Hall yes terday afternoon. - - - The Board met under call by the Mayor to receive the report of the spe cial committee on the matter of sub scription by the city to the extension of the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Rail way to the city of Wilmington . Present, Mayor Hall and Aldermen Bear, Giles, Worth, Doscher, Darby and Howe. The Mayor stated the object of the meeting. Alderman Gile3, . from the special committee, read the report as follows: Tho committee to whom your honor able body referred the consideration ct the question as to the advisablity of the city of Wilmington purchasing stock or subscribing to tbe first mortgage bonds ot the Cape Fear & Yadkin Val ley Ri R. Co., or subscribing to its capital stock, respectively, beg leave to report: That they haye maturely and patiently considered the whole matter; that they 'have had to appear before them advocates and opponents of tho measure, and that they have unanimously voted to recommend to your honorable body the following ac tion in the premises, to-wit: That you appoint a commission, con; sisting of- five -citizens, as follows : Messrs. B. G. Worth, James H.Chad bourn, B. F. Hall, Roger Moore and W. L. DeRosset, with the powers con templated in the act of Assembly pro viding for tbe said sudscription or pur chase of stock. That said commission treat with the Yadkin Valley Railway Co. for terms, cither for the purchase of tho first mortgage bonds or for sub scription to tbe capital stock . ot tbe Yadkin Valley Railway to tbe amount ot $100,000, and that said commission report to your honorable body for your further consideration such terms as they may be able to make with the said Railway Company at tho earliest prac ticable moment. Provided, Jiowevcr, that notbiog in the above resolution shall be so con strued as to bind tbe city of Wilming ton so as to prevent tbe free action of the Board of Aldermen hereafter in ac cepting or rejecting the terms and con ditions that may be arranged - between the said commission nod the Yadkin Valley Railway Company. A Upon motion of Alderman Howe tbe report was received and unanimously adopted. Alderman Bear moved that a copy of tbe report be sent to the Board of Audit and Finance, with the request that that Board take action on the same as early as possible. Adopted. .On motion the Board adjourned. Indications. Ifor tne South Atlantic States cooler Northerly winds fair, weather, higher barometer. T , . For the best unlaundried white shirt in the city, call at the Wilmington Shirt Factory; only 75c. J.Elsbach, Prop., No. 27 Market si. tf I Some Cuan&es. "Brick" Pomeroy has recently chang ed the name and location of hi paper, but not its politics, and has also reduced the subscription price. It wa3 formerly the United Slates Democrat, published at Washington, D. C, at 2 per. an num. It is now Brick Pomeroy's Dem ocral and is published at 234 Broadway New York where all-communications should be addressed and the subscrip tion price has been reduced to SI per annum in advance. The paper is now a 32 column quarto and 'is ' admirably gotten up and ably edited both as to its original as well as to its selected matter. It is bold, unflinching aud uncompromising in its advocacy Of Democratic principles, is progressive and aggressive and would be called by our friends the enemy a yery "offensive partisan," for which we like it all tbe better. It is emphatically a journalistic-Brick!" KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. For Rent. "PROM 11U3T OUTOB&B, TWO story dwelling containing seven (7) rooms, kitchen included. Stable and oujjgy house ana garden on premises. Apply to H. M. BOWDKN, ecpt 23 3t - At First National Bank. For Rent. JJOUSE CORNER OF F1FIII AND DOCK STREETS, Apply to sept 23 St K. PESCHAU. Cold Weather is Coming I J-OW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR Win ter's supply of WOOD. Call on R. E. LLOYD & CO., at their yard in rear of IeW' Market, for bargains. sept 23 Removed. K ING'3 TIN SHOP, SOOTH FRONT STREET. Bear Mallard' 8 Harness Store, In alloy. Respectfully, sept 23 W. E. KING. NEW GROCERY STORE AND- Eighteen Years Experience ! QN FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 25lh, I will have every thing In order at No. IS South Front street, to serve, the public from the most complete Etock of GROCERIES In the city. Call and examine and get prices. JKS Prices will be generally lower to attract the trade J. C. STEVENSON. ecDt 23 6t I TTAVING NOW ESTABLISHED MYSELF at my new store, the OLD GEORGE MYERS STAND, Nos. 15 and 17 South Front St. and having laid In a hew and fresh stock of the CHOICEST FAMILY SUPPLIES, I in '.' ?Ils all my customers, as well as tho public generally, to call and examine. My attention shall be specially directed to supplying families, and my endeavor shall be at all times to keep a FULL ASSORTMENT of everything In my line that Is temp tint? and attractive. With a large roomy store, polite and atten tive clerks, prom pt delivery in any part of the city, and at all times the Very Lowest Prices! I confidently solicit a part of the public pat ronage. Respectfully, Jno. L. Boatwriglit. sept 23 JAMES D. NUTT, Draggist. 218 N. Front Street. Q USTOMERS MAY RELY UPON OB titning Pate Medicines. Phyblciana Prescrip tions and Family tfeclpca accurately prepared, sept 22 - Rev. Daniel Morrelle's ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL The twenty-sixth annual section will bcn Thursday, f he 1st of October. , For terms cr &fiy laformatldo, call at the School Hoase, corner of litth and Orange streets. - . ceptl9 2v graasT kotics.. ; Trwmts cla4 to rtceZrt cosuacsicaUcs from our fxlsnda cn any and all !Jct3 Etanerallatercitbu : - . . Tna sains ot tha writer must attraya t ' . QTahedto tfceEdlto. - . Commnnlcanona most b wrtttaa , oa on one aide of the paper. Irsonantfea must bo avoided And It Is especially and particularly raid ood that the Editor does. not always endo) the Ttewa of correspondents nnlm o statt in the editorial columns. , NEW AI VERISE2IENTS. O-PB OF- Fall & Winter Goods, -AT- 1. 1 urn, 116 Market St. -o - An Entirely New Stock OF Silks, Ilhadams, Ottomans, Velvets, Cashmeres, Tricot?, Ladies' Cloth, Henriettas, Flannels, &c , &e. , White Goods. Laces, Edgings, Furs, Gloves, Corsets. Men's and Boys1 Wear, , Hosiery, Housekeeping Goodsr Domestics, Notions, &c, &c. , At prices lower than they hayo been known for years. . Terms Positively Cash ! EST I shall sell my goods as low as the lowest catalogues. All I ask is the same treatment Cash ! Cash ! Cash I And assure you at the same time, my kind patrons, that I propose to main- '-.-;:. ' tain in the future the reputation gained in tno past 01 naving The Bes! the Cheapest! AND HOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 0P GOODS To be found outside of New York Call and be convinced at ftfl. fV3. KATZ'S septal 1 1 Bl AltliKT SX. ' Fall Stbck; . -; w E ARE RECEIVING DAILY OUR Fall Stock. Pianos, Organs, Mimical Merchandise - , of every dcecrlpUon, Fancy Goods, Standard Works, all the latc3t Novel of the day, Ulank Books, School Books, Stationery of all klndj Steel Engravings, Ollographs, Oil Paintings, beautiful Velvet and other Frames, Chromos, &c, all of which wc arc selling at the lowest prices; P. 1IEINSBERGER. sept 21 ' - , , ..; -. ? Coming In. QUR NEW GOODS ARE COMING IN dally, and wc arc now able to offer you bCUOOL JiOOliS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, ' BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, AT BOTTOM PRICES. A fine line of Oil PainUngs, Chromos, Ac. All kinds of Picture Frames made to order at short notice, sept 21 , C. W. YATES: Cape Fear Academy. riIHE THIRTEENTH SESSION WILLoin JL on Monday, Ecpt 28th, in the Meglnncy School Room, corner Fourth and Princess 8ti." It is Imprcseed upon parents and guardlaa that It is Important that pupils should enter at tbe bcglnnlnz of tbe session- Catalogues to be had at the Bookstores. eept 19 2w Principal. unds trriiorjMALK AKn mtati nnrrVi. VY GISTS, 1C4 North Front St.. Wilmlorton N. C. Solicit orders from Physician and Merchants In the country, and guarantee beet Meclianlcs Saloon; x 'i - : O 8. Front t3t. BEST GLASS OF KEG BSER'IV THE city.. Best 5c Cigar. Best 10c WMskry. . A few more bott'ei of Private Etock left. TptlS ' J. 11. IicGOWAW... Bros
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