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THIS PAPER ,Bed erenlBuiHlay. x ceptod by ...-- i JOSH T. JAMES. CBIFXIONS rOSTAQK PAID: 5 ti 00. Six months, $2.03 Three fl gfi 00; One month. 35 cents. BOn cr will be delivered by carriers free tw P1 an, part of the city, at the above rfetTiOccDta per week. iLtislnS rates low and liberal. Subscribers will report any and all fait their paper regularly. w : " - 77 Xtat'Zy Review has tfte largest Z. fide circulation, of any newspaper ishil in the city of Wilmington, :rffbusbeT of letters and papers ,reaeh Mrs. Grant daily. C'J ' : - The I-ord Lieutenant of Ireland lodg d $15 000 in the Minister Bank a few ? before Jtjai rw Fire Thunder ii tb'e lucid name .voans Indian blacksmith' who is to 0 t . sctttouttrom uimaio. Kansas bra?s lnat 8e Da never nd breach of promise suit since the State j3 aJmitttd to the Union. The State Department is Informed that there have been 1,270 cases of chol era and TrO deaths at Palermo. Lady Dufferin i3 president of asocie j wh ch has for its main object the Vacation ol women physicians lor In dia. The Wr.shinton Star is of opinion that the New York' Republican State ticket is stronger than the platform of the party.- The penalty fojr selling a cigarette to a boy or girl under 16 years of ago in Ke Hampshire has been made $20 for each offence. Philadelphia New s: Oh. what a re flection on Honest John Sherman and Little Billy Mahone, and their friends, iitha omission from the manly plat form of New York Republicanism ol the bloody lool Song of the Shirt! .- . The New York cancer hospital tor women, now under construction, will be ready for occupancy in November. Dr. Drexel ha3 received in contribu tions tor the institution S329.000, of which John Jacob Astor gave $200,000. F. Houghton, ot- Corning, Tehama conoty, Col., will soon have probably the largest pouUry farm id the world, lie has nearly 5,000 hens, and has his ben house built on sleds, so that he can move them from place to place on his wheat stubble. Kosj H'inans now leases 'no fewer tiaa fourteen forests and shootings. ilch he has Joined together, and ..his preserve extends across Scotland from Horay Firth to Loch Dulch, and covers t: least 250,000 acres, his sporting rent al exceeding $14,000 a year. Aland agent at Rome, Ga., received i few dav3 ago an order for 100,000 to 500,000 acres of desirable farm land, in a solid block, to be interspersed with timber, but not all, rarest. These lands are said to be for immigrants, and the order come3 from London. Hazing and some similar disorders were cured at Harvard, says the Boston Advertiser, by an appeal to the gentle manly instincts of the students, coupled with a grant of increased freedom from unnecessary tutelage. Students have to be very "fre3h" not to appreciate aad respond to such treatment. The Home Secretary, Sir Richard Asheton Cross, is prcparinga gigantic scheme for.a national celebration in the "jab-lee" year of Queen Victoria's ac cession to the throne. This event oc curred on June 20, 1837, and that day ll 13S7, marking the completion of the fiftieth year of the reign, will bo made the spedai occasiou of the celebration. The Canadian Governient hasjre sjJTed a large quantity of land near Jhitewood, in the district of Assini bo". Canadian Northwest, for tne set. dement of a certain number ot Swiss "allies, who will enter upon the man ure of cheese. The leader, Dr. , is to expend not less than $3,000 ja the establishment of a dairy on the sis3 method. Operations will bo be flamthg Spring of 1886. Bobert Bonner says he cannot spare ndS.to be shown at the St. Louis jjj..or at any other fairs this year. Sae has now the record of the fastest barter, the sastest half, the fastest three-quarters and the fastest mile ever totted, and she has twice beaten tho ord she had when he bought her, fcile he has had "but little rid hn- hind her," and he now wants to drive er a little himself. Small Doso Cure. during the past fifty years the prop ritors cf Brandreth'a Pills have receiv thousands of voluntary testimonials Jjthe wonderful cures effected by these ins. They not only cure rheumatism, "ppepsia, piles, diarrhoea, liver com 'int anil all fswrs hnfc irrAntlv nrn fi2 tho human life. One or two at J2ht, on an empty stomach, - for a nces or two i3 sufficient, deod&w. r E VOL. IX. W LLMTNGTON, N. C. WEDNES DAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1885. NO. 228 Julia Smith, the Connecticut who got fame by refasiocr to dbt tYpa to a Government that would not let her vote, remarks to those wh unhappiness from her marriaee fie years ago, aged 85, that she is extreme ly happy. The Salvationists of London find that their defence in the Eliza Armstrong case is expensive enough. Their lead ing counsel, Charles Russell, m: p., charges 200 for every day he is in Court. But the "Army" is a very rich concern now. A citizen of Rochester, Minn., has just completed a monument made from stones gathered from all parts of -the United States. It is about six feet high and four feet in diameter at the base. It contains stones from nearly eyery State in the Union and from the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains. . The Petersburg Index Appeal, dis- cussingparty annexions, wisely says : The year 1885 should be the year of res turn for those who have gone astray, of revival for those who have been cold, and of conversion for thousands who have never supported Democratic can didates. Virginia can now be, made what she has not been for many years, a State powerful in the decision of great questions of government. . An odd coffee machine has been patented in London. A lamp beneath boils the water for infusion and at the same time roasts the berries, .which, as roasted, are automatically emptied into a hopper and ground by a mill at tached. Thus the whole 'processs of roasting the green coffee berries, grind ing and infusing the same,is.simultane ously performed within about fifteen minutes. LOCAL NEWS. INDEX TO XEW ADVERTISEMENTS. C W YATES School Books HEIN8BEKGEK TCXt Books MBS H Behdeb Hyacinths Geo F Hekbebt Every Day Munds Brothers Druggists F Q Miller Tar Heel Liniment J M BtcGowAN-rHorne'B Oyster. 2 - ' " PosnrB'S Tivolt Bbsb Still Leading v-; -..,,-'. . -- -n - ? . There was no City Court this morn ing. September steps down and out to day. Turner's Almanac promises wind and rain for to-morrow. The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 581 bales. The weather is hazy and the Chief of tho Weather Bureau is Hazen. September mullets are in their glory now. They are cheap and nice.' Schr. J. J. Little, Gaudy, cleared at Philadelphia Sept. 28th for this port. New River oysters come in slowly now but they are getting fatter and bet ter. These cool nights are truly enjoyable and sleep has become a luxury pro found. German barque ConimerzienrcUh Itodberlus, Schultz, cleared at London, Sept. 28tK. for this port. Drop in and take a look at our suit ings; the finest in the city and at a price below all others. J. Dyer, t At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther. mometcr In this office registered 78 de grees, with the wind from tho North east. Just received a lot of wood and gal vanized iron WeU Buckets, which we are offering low. Jacobi's Hdw. De pot. - t Railroad travel is on the increase, and tho indications are that it will be unus ually large daring the coming Fall and Winter. For the best unlaundried white shirt in the city, call at the Wilmington Shirt Factory; only 75c. J. Elsbach, Prop., No. 27 Market st. tf Boney's Bridge is now blockaded, in consequence of some repairs being made to it, and vehicles must cross the railroad track by the bridge on Sixth street. Indication For the South Atlantic States, oc casional rains, winds generally easterly, attending a slight disturbance in Flor ida, nearly stationary temperature. - You can save money by buying your heating and cooking stoves from Jaco bi's Hdw. Depot. There you will find a large and fUic assortment to select from. t The first ball of the season will take place this evening in Vollers' Hall. It is given by German ia Cornet Band and promises to be a very pleasant affair. Mr. Geo. F. Herbert, of the Star Sa loon, advertises in this issue that he will have New River oysters on hand every day in October. They are from the celebrated Winberry gardens. The only business transacted before the Superior Court to day was the con tinuance of a number of cases until the next term of the court. At about 11 o'clock this forenoon the court took a recess until 10 o'clock to-morrow morn ing. Fast Time. The Charlotte Observer speaks of the cotton compress in that city as having compressed 405 bales in the space ot five hours, and claims that it "is the best time for the work done on record." We have beeninformed by a gentle man well acquainted with the business, that just as good work has been done at the compress in this city, and that the same amount of work can be done here again at any time should occasion require unusual haste. Largo Engines. Two large and powerful engines, numbered 78 and 79 respectively, haye just baen received here for the Wil mington, Columbia & Augusta Rail road. They were built at the celebrat ed Rogers' Locomotive Works, at Paterson, N. J., and are the largest on the road for which they were built, weighing 85,200 pounds, or something more than two and a half tons each. They have 18 inch cylinders, and will be used either for freight or passengor traffic, although they are intended principally for the latter business. Tho Cantwoll Guard . The abovo named organization, com posed ol young ladies ot this city, will give an exhibition flag drill at tbo Opera House on the night of October 7th. They are making active oreDara- tions for the occasion andjxer act ic ing nearly every night. We have been tol&by those who.have witnessed their really an interesting and .beaatiiu1 sight. They will hold a festivajs.t- tho City Hall on the same night, which will without doubt bo liberably patron ized. ta.--- Take a Chance, We saw in the window ot Mr. M. M. Kalz' dry goods storcday a beau tiful doll which has been donated for the benefit of St. Thomas' Catholic Chuach, and will be disposed of by rafile. There aro to be 50 chances at 25 cents each. The doll, which is en closed by a glass vase, is dressed in elegant white satin, trimmed with pearl embroidery tulle vail, pearl ornaments and her forehead is sur mounted by a wreath of orange blos- soms. in lact, inc aear creauuiu i an iu bridal array." and is gotten up with an utter indifferenco tc cost. Sevoral chances have already been taken, but there are a few more left at the same price. Personal. We regret to learn that Mr. H. C. McQueen is quite sick and confined to bis house. Mai. J. C. Winder, General Manager of the Seaboard Railway system, wa3 in the city yesterday. Mr. J. D. Currie, ot Clarkton, Bladen county, was in the city yesterday and gave us the pleasure of a call. Mr. Henry O. Hahn, of Cole's Cir cus, is in the city to day and will pro bably remain here until Friday. Mr. Tho3. H. Sutton, a prominent member of the Fayetteville bar, was in the city yesterday and registered at the Purcell House. Dr. K. J. Powers, of Pender county. was in the city to-day. Ho reports that there have been several case3 of diph theria in hi3 vicinity, only one of which, howver, proved fatal. He also stales that the crops are generally good, and especially so where they have been well worked. Dr. J. D. Roberts, superintedent of the colored insane asylum a tGoldsboro, gave us the pleasure of a call yesterday afternoon. He informed us that there were now about 170 patients at the asy lam. under his charge, of which the irrp.atfir number were females. The Board of Directors ot the asylum are havinsr a "dwelling erected for the use of the Superintendent, an improvement which has been much needed and will be when completed a great convenience. If you need a Fluting Machine you can be supplied with one at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t r Memorial Seryices. Memorial services wilt be held at the Temple of Israel in this city, on Sunday afternoon next, at 5 o'clock, in honor of Sir Moses Montefiore. the late eminent Hebrew philanthropist. This is i n ac cordance with the recommendation of the Tabard of Delegates of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations at New' York, and it is expected that the day will be generally observed by-all Israelites in this country. Tho Oyster Question. It is hoped and believed by many that the Board ot Aldermen, at their meeting next Monday night, will repeal tits ordinance of the city requiring that the ciEy dealers in oysters must sell the same from stalls in the market houseg The Committee on Markets have de clared that the ordinance must be en forced, and as long as it h on the books, we can hardly see how thev can do otherwise. It is an old law and has never yet, that we are aware of, been carried out, and we think that the best thing that can be done with it is to repeal it. This, be it understood, is not merely our own opinion, but it is that of many tax-payers with whom we have conversed. It seems to be the gen eral impression, and this doubtless is the correct one. that the enforcement ot the law will bear hardly on consumers as well a3 dealers. The arguments against it were very clearly and very earnestly set forth by our correspondent in last Monday's issue of the Review. Michaelmas Day. Yesterday was known in the Church calendar as Michaeimas Day, or the Feast of St. Michael and all Angels. It is a festival in the Roman Catholic Church and is also observed by the Church of England and the Episcopal Church of ibis country. Michael is regarded in tho Christian world as the Chief of Angels, or Archangel. His history is obscure. In Scripture he is mentioned five times, and always in a warlike character, three times by Dan iel as fighting for the Jewish church against Persia, once by St. Jade, as fighting with tho dovilabout tSoody of Moses, and occ3 by St. John as "imj rt th3 f-""d cf hli r!?"!ictrci Caiuci u.j dl.-u baa itio Aw.i.. i. i-j ably cn tho hist thus given by St. Jcha tho Roman Cathblia Church taught at an early period that Michael wes em yeMn-Ms6mmaxulfthQ;.angei&llp, overthrow and consign to the pit ot perdition Lucifer and his rebellious as sociatesa legend which was embalm ed in the sublimest poetry by Milton. Michael is usually represented in coat armor, with a glory around his head and a dart in his hand, trampling on the fallen Lucifer. The British steamship Wylo, Rogers. which arrived to-day, had the misfor tune to get ashore on the shoal in the river, off tbo foot of Red Cross street, and had not succeeded in getting off at 4 o'clock this afternoon. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Hyacinths. MRS. HENRY REHDER OFFERS FOR calc a. large assortment of Imported Hy- ...intha A nomnnna fVrnr.nn nnd Other kinds of Bulbs Pure White Double and Single Hy aclnlhe, and otner separate coiors, an ior zorc lng, at 75o and $1 per dozen. Fancy Pansy Seed, imported from Germany. Flower Pots of all 6lzes at the lowest prices . scpt30 it H0RNE OYSTERS I MECHANIC'S SALOON, from Oct. 1st, to end of ecasonl Best Beef In city. Fine Whiskey Best 5c. Ciprar. Oysters served tip stairs, sept 3D J. M. McGOWAV. Every Day. T?RESH NEW RIVER OYSTERS 1 on hand every day this month. The celebrated WXNBERUYO YSTKRS. Hard to beat and best Oysters In the world. GEO. F. HERBERT, iept301mnac Star Saloon. Female School. Misses Burr & James, PRINCIPALS. Mrs. M. S, Oushing, Musical Instructress. rjlHE TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL SES- sion will commence on TUESDAY, Oct. Cth. Instruction as heretofore, thorough and sys tematlc, each chUd receiving indivldul atten tion. The course of Instruction include Sing ing. Calisthenics, free hand Drawing, and ob ject teaching, without extra charge- Paint lnsr in Oil, Water Colors and Pastel, also, Craron Draw is g taught at moderate charges On account of the unfinished state of the Church, and the present necessary use of the School Hcuse la connection with the buildinar. the school will be opened and continued for a few weeks In the Hall of the Hook & Ladder Company, on Dock, between Third and Fourth streets. Entrance In the rear of the building at the Fast side. For particulars &ee Princi pals at 301 Market street, or 2U No. Third, sept 15 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. STILL LEADING ! J9RTNEti'3 TIVOLI BEER IS STILL IN the lead. The high ttandard is malntaiccd always. It ia the best on market. Sold to dea ers and delivered dally, freshly bottled. DEPOT, 21 N. SECOND STREET, sept 30 3t Between Market and Princess Cold Weather IS COMING, AND NOW IS THE TIME to have your fetoves overhauled and put up for the winter. If you want a first-class COOKING OR HEATING STOVE, we can furnish you. Pure White Oil always on band. PARKER & TAYLOR'S, sept 27 , 23 South Front St Tar Heel Liniment. F OR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL U3E. Ely's Cream Bahn and Wci-Dc-M cver's Ca. tarrh Cure. Also, a complete stock of Patent Medicines, Drugs, &c , at F. C. MILLER'S, sept 21 Corner Fourth and Nun stt Removed. JING'S TIN SHOP, SOUTH FRONT STREET. Rear Mallard' Harness Store, in alley. Respectfully, sept 28 W. E. KING. Rev. Daniel Morrelle's -gjNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL. 'Ihe twenty-Blxth annual ectgion will bcIn Thursday, ihc lst of October. For terms cr aDy information, call at the School Hoaee, corner of f ifth and Orange streets. ' ccptl9 2w Gape Fear Academy. tllHE THIRTEENTH SESSION WILL open on Monday, Sept 2Sth, in the Meginney School Room, corner Fourth and Princess Sts. It is Impreseed upon parents and guardians that it is important that pupll3 should enter at the beginning of the session- Catalogues to be had at the Bookstores. WASHINGTON CATLETT, sept 19 2w Principal. For Rent. A TWO-STORY HOUSE CON tainlng Five Rooms, with kltch en, out houses, well of good water, &c, on East side of Fifth street, be tween Walnut and Red Cress. Apply to W. II. YOPP. sept 38 lw 1C6 South Front st. Limeade np ).DAY, TO IlOrXOV' AND HZXTZ DAY , sept Z3 US IT. Trout Street Hardware, Paints, Blinds, - Doors, Rope, Gill Twine, Oars. Gall and examine our com plete stock and Low Prices for above goods and you will be sure to buy. We will not be beaten in prices. NATH'L JACOBI, lO So. Front St. sept 28 AN OLD STAND BUT A 2STEW S.T.ORBI -o- Nos. 15 and 17 South Front St. W1 ITH A FRESH STOCK OF CHOICE GROCERIES, selected almost exclusively for the RETAIL FAMILY TRADE of the city, and with a full corps of Competent Aaeietants, And EipcBscs Materially Eednced, I feel warranted in offering to the public in ducements equal to any house in the South. I would be pleaeed to wait on all who will call upon me, and even if they do no: buy, feel sure I can offer prices which will surprise. It is no trouble to show my stock, or to give prices. JnOs Ii. Boatwright. sept 23 troa our frlcada cat kay aaa all 'RfcJ jc!t: -faasraJIatawstbul ' V Tha aaae ol the writer must always t f tested to the JMfcox. OotaTcnjiicattoiu must t writtta ca eal osa aide of the paper. Personalities mast be avoided; And It Is especially and particularly cud ctood that the Editor does net always eadoi the views ot correspondents ulsss so state In the editorial coluaina. v . ... v NEW APVERI8EBIENTS. OF- Fall & Winter Goods. -AT- 1. 1. KATZ'S 1 116 fiOarket St. An Entirely New Stock , of - Silks, Rhadams, Ottomans, Velvets, Cashmeres, Tricots, Ladies' Cloth, Henriettas, V Flaunels, &c , &c. White Goods, Laces, Edgings, Furs, Gloves, Corsets. Men's and Boys' Wear HosieryHousekeeping Goods, Domestics, Notions, &o , &c. At prices lower fhan they have been known for years. Terms Positively Cash ! ST I shall sell my goods as low as the lowest catalogues. All I ask-is tho same treatment CashJ-CasluLCash ! A '1 v f ' ne time, l lO tlLUU, ill J t: jtation sained ia' tl2 pa:t cf L : j ' The-Bcotiua j Cheapest ! ' AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS To be found outside of New York. Call and be convinced at . fw. na. katz's sept 21 HOMAHKET ST, School Books and School Supplies. pENS, PENCILS, INK. SPONGE, PENHOLDERS, SLATES, CRAYONS, BOOK BAGS -and STRAPS, COPY BOOKS, EXERCISE BOOKS, Ac. We will make it tfciour advantage to buy of U3. We bay folS tjsh and can afford to sell cheap, tept 23 C. W. YATES, 119 Market fct. Geo. W, Price, Jr., mmnu k commission merchant. QF1ICE AND SALES ROOMS N. E. Cor ner Market and Second streets, where special attention will be given the sale of Goods, "Wares. Merchandise. &o , on Consignment, and srClcneral Commission Business. STRICT attention to business -ancU QUICK returns of sales. July 10 Text Books u SED IN THE CAPE FEAR Arademy Washington Catlett, Principal, J. R. Monroe Assistant, for sale at HEINSBERGER'5, Live Book and Music Stores. School Books JND SCHOOL SUPPLIES, SLATES, Copy Books, Crayons, Book Straps, Bags, Tcncils, Pens, Inks, Rubbers, Ac. Parents will please send their chlldxcn to ... tep23 "HEINSBERGER'S Wanted. DURING THE FALL AND WINTER, CAS H orders for Peanuts, - New River Oysters. Fresh or fait Fish, Fish Roe. Oran ges, Lemons, and other Tropical Fruits, or any other merchandise, CONSIGNMENTS of Cotton, Naval Stares and Country produce generally. Will buy. or sell on Commission, all kindi of Country Produce. . JOHN R. MARSHALL. Gen. Com. Merchant. 21 North Water St., sept 3 " - Wilmington, N. C.
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