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D0 bek.pt up very l..n without re
duciDt ber to a practically srt con
d.t"n. .
tbcrorai.'.riiby'-ran. swirips 4yf
mi;4 in twnty f..ur hou?, and thui
betiiiiKih'f K'niria'- tier per lorninnce
by rlJ-n milm. Tni i- an average rf
3)i Saii-'es an li-ur. lor twenty-lour
b,.uri. anl in certiiaiy a wonderlul
chie'uent. Which steamship will
bdtnflirst one t turn the 500 mile
corner?
-
Mrs. Ovehri'l ha succeeded in e
Mb!:nin fio custom in Waabiritoo
wbifh i rigidly lollwed out by soeiety.
B.f.wtot? prespDt Administration came
in lilies invariably rRnioyed tbeir
',..a dt Jinner That bas all been
charp.l by thw present njitresa Ol the
While H'iDse. Shu goes through ihe
courses, with her glove on, and."" of
conre e?erybrdy else present in oblig
ed t lil(W.
It is thought that the immigration
thisjearwill exceed 100.000 Tno
cSancter ot the immigration bas great
ly chinM of late years. Germany
oo gends us about onel bird as many
iettlcrsas she did six wr seven years
izn.tnJ Irish imiuigation is falling off
Ireland and Germany hve diposd of
their surplus population for the present.'
Rauia. Austria, Hungary aud Italy
ihovan imoieose increase. Of the
sow comers the Russians present rath
er the best appearance, being tall, vig
orj aud with an , air of resolution.
Tbfj are chiefly trom the, grainsgrow
m regions of the Black Sea. -
Gould has perfected the purchase
w m acres of land near St. Louis, ' for
SS50OO. The land was bought for an
xtens;ve maaufacturing site, where
the machine shop9 ot both the Missouri
Pacific ami Iron Mountain ana South -
" railroads are to be consolidated. I'
is said that i i will not be long before
Mr. Gould will commenco to iarry out
bplan tor an industrial tc wo and
machine shops, where at ' lenat 4.C00
aenwiu be employed. : Thuse em
ployees are to be furniihed wit i pleas
nt dwellings, that . will .be frprlded
ith ail kinds of conveniences essential
l homes for Q rat-class mechanicSi
Brace, Up. ' J
UQ WTiW IppI i n or rtnnMaeo ' vnntQnna
tite
It , r' JUU Bit) IAJIUCICU
OSClache. von iiro firfiToi tv . nrrworts
poor, you are bothered with
generally out of sorts, and want to
're op. Brace up. but not with stim
Ms, spring niedicioes." or bitters.
6ichhave for tbeir basis very bad.
whiskey. and which stimulate
r - aD Dour then leave you in
ton CORdiUon lhan before. What
h'Janl ,a an alterative to purity your
.fart healtny action of Liver
" Kidneys, restore your vitality, and
- T renewed health and strength. Such
ip it,? onlv 50 cents a bottle at
Green & Co'3. Drug Store.
Heir Business Boo mine:,
ftobably no one thing has caused;
II rJienfral reviv of trade at W
ttiStT & Cu,i- 1)r2 Store as their
nitbv u"aT .lo ,he,r customers of so
K rf u,al boUle3 of Dr. King's
Their i;i,5COVei-y for Consumption
eri .i t,IS8lmply enormous in this
ital.;U4ble articl f"on the lact that
CoiVhV n r,e tQd nexer disappoinU
Cfoop mWSVk Aslhma. Bronchitis.
ioicL!, aJ' lhroat &nd Jane diseases
C size rng Vrial 601116 frefl
Every bottle warranted.
J.? JAC0CIS Mg7nd" fine assort
lcf fishing tackle. He can'snrelv
jeany fisherman with hit ssQrt4
uJj4amrtersfor base ball supplies
iDsbergera. '
VOL. XL
iLOCAJ.NEWS.
JBDEI TD HEW AOVERTISIMEMTI.
r liiLLBV Uulen Seed
P IfErssBEROKK Excursion
Lawn Partt Cliy HU Park
Tatlob1 Bazar Ma-lna Hat
C v t aTK Base Ball Suiplies
OllEKA Kouse Coia Van assel
Geo tt FrbCH 0X8 'w Foaon
Fravk W King Weatbrook'sStrawbvriers
aIillbb A HlEarLiE Kenrely'fi Mtrdical
. For other locals see fourth pa?e.
Morning. Prater, and celebration ol
the Holy-Communion, in Si Jobns
Church, at II o'clock oo Thursday, A
ceusiSo Day.
. Wesajv yesterday at Messrs Hays &
O-lum'a vegetable store, rear the Ntw
Market, the largest cabbage "f the sea
son thu3far. It was grown at Capt.
Sou: herland'ft place, about thre miles
East of the rity
Mr F. W. King, in Front street
market building, receives the lainous
Westbrook (strawberries twice each
dav His stori is oren at all hours ot
r
the day aud orders left there will be
p-omptly filled.
The Vastport will probably take
down a large crowd to-morrow to Car
ollna Beach. It is the first trip she will
make to the new resort and there are
many who are anxious to g down there
and spy out the land. The steamer will
return here in plenty time lor dintwr
and the yacht race in the afternoon.
Onr thanks are returned lor an invi
tation, with the couiDlinfenis ol the
Principal, to attend the Annual Com
mencement ot Thomasvillo Female
College, on the2t)ih, 30th and 31 inst.
The annual sermon and the annual ad
dress will be delivered by Rev. W.
Henry Strickland.
HwrHonai
'Mr. George Harris3, Jr., arrive'd in
the city from Philadelphia, wheie he
has recently located, and will remain
herd a lew davs.
Capt. F. T Atkins, of Clinton, Quar
termaster Second Regiment N. C. S.
G . arrived in the city last night, and
has been busy during the day in the
various duties ot hi3 position.
Masonic.
Tho Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons ot North Carolina will hold its
next annual Convocation at Charlotte
on Tuesday, the 24th inst. High Prie?t.
M. M. Katz. Excellent King -W. A
Williams, and Excellent Scribe A. J
Howell, by virtue of their official posi
tions, are the delegates trom Concord
Chapter No. 1. of this city.
v ""
CitV Court.
' Amos Washington, colored, was
brought before the Mayor this morning
charged with cnrsiDg on the public
streets. He was lound guilty and a One
of $5 was imposed tor the ofiense.
Sam Wilkin8. also colored, for noisy
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
was required to pay a fine of $20 or go
below for 30 days.
. 'Two parlies, for failure to pay the
license tax required to conduct their
business. were fined $25.
The Graded. Schools.
Oo next Tuesday the present term of
the graded sohools will close The
.public is invited to visit the Peabody
School from 10 to 12 o'clock in the tore-
noon. Oo Friday at the same hours
the Williston School' will receive visi
tors. Notice in regard to the Heraeo
way and Union will be given later.
Exports Foroisro.
Nor barque 7&ra. Jorgensen. cleared
to-day for Stettin, with 3,510 barrels
rosin, valued at $3,908.- shipped by
Messrs. Patorson. Downing & Co.
Nor. barque Alftii, Egeness. cleared
lor Hamburg with 660 casks spirits
I turpentine and 1.938 barrels rosin, val
ued at $13,078. shipped by Messrs E
G Barker Co., making a total of ex
ports foreign amounting to $16,086
Bed Hot
Was the man who paid $3 more for his
suit at : , than his employer paid
for. his, tbeidentical in every respect,
at Shriek's . This is poly one of the
many daily occurrences where hard
earned money is thrown away or wasted
Why' will men work hard all day for
$150. $2 or $3, then throw it away
when that stjm could be saved in from
10 to 30 minutes by trading with I.
Sfirjek. whom we can recommend
and who will deal honorably with you
in uverv resccct. t
Take care of your eyes. An agency
lor the LeMare's celeorated Rock Crys
tal Spectacles and Eye Glasses is 3tab
listed in this place at Heiosbefger's.t.
WfLMINGTOS N 0 , WEDNESDAY. MAY 18
Forethought.
Watchmen haveeeii employed for
several ays to guard he properly at
Camp William MacRe. so that
tbt camp equipage, as well as Ibe
personal effects of the officers which
have ben put there have been eared
for. Alter to night the camp will be
placed under military discipline and
probably the private guard will be re
nj'ived '
Opera Home.
The Western romantic drama en
titled "Gyp" was presented by the
Cra Van Tassell Cnifany at the
Opera House last night, and. althr-ngh
the attendance was not quite as large
as on the previous night, all present
were delighted. The play was welf
mounted, the characters remarkably
well impersonated, and the play, in
every particular, was a pronounc
ed success, in lact it was a decided
hit, which added to the already excellent
reputation of the company. To night
'Ksmeralda." a
ii
mington lavonte.
will be presented, and a lar 'e audience
will undoubtedly be in attendance
Olliciala Fined.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Fowler
fined Justice J. C. Millis and Deputy
Sheriff W H Brewington and Richard
Holmes $50 each tor resistiuz a police
ollicer and attempting to rescue a
prisoner Alt the defendants appealed
to the Criminal Court, and gava the re
quired bonds for their appearan c be
tore the laiter tribunal. The case
grew out ol an unfortunate occurrence
last Saturday evening in which several
of our good citizen.5 were engaged and
in which there occurred a conflict ol
authority between the magistrate and
deputies and the police officers.
Criminal Court.
The following have been the proceed
ings to-day before this tribunal up to
the hour of closing our report:
Slate vs. S. Sanders, assault and bat
tery. Not guilty and deteudent ois.
charged.
Slate vs. J. C.- Millis, resisting an
officer Continued tor delendaut.
Siate vs. R F. Holmes, resisting an
officer. Continued for defeudant
-State V3. Henry Brewington, resist
ing an officer. Contined for delendant.
State vs.' Gus Brown, Thomas Jeffer
son and Joe Jones, malicious mischief.
Guilty and sentenced to 60 days each in
tho County House of Correction.
State vs. Randall Mayo, assault and
battery. Defendant submitted and
judgment for $1 and co3ts.
- State vs. Henry Simmons, assault and
battery. Guilty. Judgment not yet
pronounced.
Tho Line of March.
The Wilmington Light Infantry.
preceded by the Cornet Concert Club,
will march to the Carolina Central
Railroad Depot to .night, arriving there
in season to receive the Maxton
Guards, who will roach here on to
night's train. The Infantry will then
escort the Guards down Nutt street to
Rod Cross up Red Cross to Front, and
down Front to Princess, where they
wiil be joined by the Fayetteyille Inde
pendent L'ght Infantry, which will,
have then arrived by the steamer Cape
Fear. The line of march wilt then be
continued down Front street to Market
and up Market street to Camp William
McRae, where they will go iuto quar
ters for the nighi To-morrow morn
ing ibe three companies will meet the
Sampson Light Infantry at the Front
Sireet Depot upon arrival. The reg
iment will then be formed, after which
it will march to the City Hall
where the reception ceremonies will
take place.
It is hoped thai oar own company
will turn out with lull ranks, and that
employes will give members who are
in their employ an opportunity by
which its entire strength may be shown
The visitors will be in fact the guests
ot the Light Infamy and it is important
that the latter should be fully represent
ed in uniform for their own pride as
well as tor ibe honor and credit of the
city.
It has also been suggested- and the
idea is a good one that the residents
along the line ot march to be taken to
night should illuminate their houses
and grounds, as a cordial welcome to
the visiting military and the many
friends who will undoubtedly accoui
pany tbem. If the illumination should
be general, it would be an imposing
sight, which would most tayorably ini
press our guests. The individual ex
pense woutd t a mere trifle and the
effect would be magnificent.
The Review Jon Opfick is the place
tj get good work at moderate prices.
Par Washington
The High Teat. Independent Order
of Rcbabites, will hold its regular an
nual session this year at Washington.
It. C . commencing on Tuesday, the
24th inst. The dslegataa tram ibis city
are Mr C L Cwles representing
Unity Tent No; 60 Mr. W L. Jaecbs.
Junior Ten l No. . and Mr J. T.
J'ratt. representing Harmony Tent No.
139 and North Slate Tent. -Female
branch. No. 19. 1
' Lawn Parts .
The Ladies' Memorial Association
met yesterday afternoon and concluded
try give a Lawn Party, in the City .Hall
Park, Mayor Fowler having granted
permission for its use. The ladies wili
occupy that part of the park West of
toe entrance lo the Opera House. They
will provide ice cream, strawberries
and other refreshments tor the occa
sion and only a small sura will be
charged tor odmission. Their object is
to raise lunds for their nearly depleted
treasury. Thure is no thought of self
in their work and they have reason, we
think, to look for a generous support at
the hands of our people.
The Kegalta
The Regatta Committee of the Caro
lina -Yacht Club have decided upon Ihe
programme and course for the race
tak pt.ace to-morrow afternoon.
The first gun. notifying-the. yachts to
pre par o lor the race, will be fired at
hall'past 2 p. m. The second gun will
be fired at 3 p. m., at which time the
first yacht must start, to be followed
by the other yachts in order at each
successive blast of the whistle from
the Commodore's boat. The course
will be from the Custom House wh.rf
to the first black buoy below the "Dram
Tree." rounding the buoy from West
to Etst. tbvnce up the river to slake
ooal anchored opposite the Champion
Omipress. rounding stake boat Irom
East to West, and Ihence to Market
dock. The first yacht to pass the
Northern edge of Market dock, alter
rounding the stake boat, will be the
winner. The distance to be sailed is
eight miles.
The Commodore's steamer, after
taking aboard bis guets, will take
position by 2:45 p. m., on the
West side of the river, opposite
the Custom House, and. after
starting, th yachts will, if practicable.
steam to the buoy in order to take the
timeof the yachts as they round it. and
then proceed to the wharf at the foot of
Market street North side in order to
take the time at the finish. The Marie
will take position on the West side of
the river, astern of ths Commodore's
boat, and astern of the Mar e will be
the Navatsa and Vertner. The Passport
will follow trom her wharf at the South
side of Market dock and the Cape Fear
will follow from her wharf at the foot
ot Dock street.
All steamers, except the Commo
dore's boat, following the contesting
yachts will keep asterq of the Marie.
and when passing yachts will run under
one-bell. -
Ai
Fireman's Exhibition.
The white firemen of the city have
made arrangements to give an exhibi
tion on the 20th inst, for the benefit of
the visitiug military and other strangers
who may be here. It will not be, as
some have imagined, a competitive
trial, but will be an exhibition showing
the excellent workings of our fire de
partment, and the efficiency ot our fire
men. Tne following programme has
been. arranged lor ihe occasion The
members of the Wilmington S F. E.
Co.. No 1. Howard Relief F. E Co,
No. 1. and Hook & ladder Company
No. 1 will be at their respective
houses, and ihe alarm will be sent out
from box 24 ai the foot ot Market
street at 11 a m. on the 20th inst.' At
the sound of the alarm tqo diflerent
companies will start with their engines
and truck to Market street The
Howard Reliefs will atuch their
hose to the hvdrant . at" the
corner ot Front and Market, and
play up the latter street ; the W. S
F. E. C wilt draw their water from
the river at Market Dock, and also
play up Market street: The latter will
also attach a hose to the hydrant at the
corner of Front and Princess and play
up the la ter street. The Hook & Lad
der boys will be take a ladder from their
carriage, erect it against some building,
send a man to the top and re urn and
then reload the ladder on the oarrUge.
The object will to show the visitors
how quickly and effectively these things
may be done in the hand of sk llul and
athletic men. There may posibly be
souie very slight changes ia ( the pro
gramme, bqt they will n'4 be important
'enough to iiOcf lbs general plaoi .
r. : ;. ,.' .
1887
NO 117
" U. H. Coast Hurv'fy.
Th steamship B!alt Cooimabder
Piilsbury. of the U S. Coast Survey.!
arrived here this aitcrooon, and will
remain in theae waters about a week
white engaged n some necessary work
outside of New Inlet. This beiog com
pleted she will proceed to tM vicinity
of Cape Halteras to iovestigata the
iean currents tho.B waters.
The Uowiur Kaco.
The judses in the rowing race are re
quested to cueel promptly at 3 o'clock
to-morrow afternoon at the New York
steamer's wharf, which wilt be the
starting point of the race, instead of at
Market dock, as stated by us yesterday
to make the necessary arrangements
for the contest. The boats that have
entered are also-expected to be at the
same place at the same hour, each with
a small flag in her bow. so that she
may b easily designated by the judges.
The iudges selected lor the occasion
are Capt. Joseph Price. Harbor Master.
Capt. J. B.' Moore. U. S. steamer
Colfax Capt. Ingram steamship
Ileyulntor. and Mr. H C. Mc-Queeu,
President of the Produce Exchange.
HeAiuiiicly Eradicated
With repealed and' powerfni doses of qidulnc
c.billH acd fever, in soiuo one of Ilu various
forms, springs luto a the existence ajtaiu.
often without the Blisblesl ainwreul provra
tlon. To extinguish llic smouteriitjt rroiiers oi
this obtitlnate and recondite inaladr. iu lee
ihau io moHhc it wlnn H raitca tiercel? Id the
Ky.s'em, Uostctter'i loui&cb Bit era is all buI-
ncicnt. whencverv resource er uieviiaima
oopela lias been exhausted against H In vatn.
the Bitters conquer it win remove every nn
irirc vet-Use of it Nay. more the Hitters
win protect those oroiunt wiinin me mini
ence ol tne ainjospirerm poison iuai ipjieui
naiarUi dlncase. from Us attacks I 'Iorlrrs
ot Ibe stomach, liver awl boweJs am anions;
the complaints to mr apprciicouco irom luc
use of mltsraa talnico water- i here arc ioin
cared and prevented by the Bitters Illicit
malum, constipation ami rcnai compiaittu,
yield to Us action.
NEW ADVKKTISEMBVTH
OPERA HOUSE.
TO-NIGHT
COiiA VAN TA88EL,
AND HElt EXCELLENT COMPANY
will present the char mi ns: Society Dram
an tne greatest ox an ido aiamaon
Square successes,
ESMERALDA.
OB, LIFE IN OLD NOBTII CAROLINA
Complete MIse-en Scene.Eletrant Costumes
Appropriate Music.
People's Popular Prices, 10, 20 and 80c. No
Extra. No Higher Eeserved seats now on
sale n t Helnsberget ' id ay 1 7
Westbrook's Strawberries
JONE LIKE THEM. GROWN NEAR THE
city and brought in fresh twice each day.
Orders received at any hour of the day, and
promptly ailed on arrival of the berries. In
this way you get the best and get them fresh.
IBANK. W. KING,
N. E. Corner Front St. Market
may 1811
Lawn Party.
rjriHE LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIA
TION will give a LAWN PARTY in the
OITY HALL PABK, on THURSDAY NIGfHT,
on which occasion Ice Cream, Strawberrle
and oiher Refreshments will be served. En
trance fee 10 cents.
The Refreshments will be served at lowest
prices. mayl8 2t
fJA HAT.
JOST RECEIVED THE NEW SUM
MER HAT. jo the most nobby and
exquisite styles, for Ladies and
Misses, and just think, for
the small sum of 45c.
A new lot of Gause and Surah Silk
Trimmings in every desirable shade
at prices that defy competition. '
o
A new lot of Ribbons. Flowers and
Feathers, decidedly cheaper than
any other bouse in the city.
o
Still the run for Corsets, Hosiery,
Gloves and Mitts is kept np and all
because the price tells the tory
At
Toyloir'o Bazar,
Its Market St., Wilmington, N. C.
cay 13 -
jmI tt la eapocsUUy mad ' panteolaifr xx.zli -
tood taattas Kditoraoa boi always sadcx , -'V .
th vtowsof correcpoadaatt. nates ia titi"
ADVERTISE31CNTB. t;
BUY THE
INJURE IN
THE TRAVELERS,
OFHABTrOBD, CONN.., J
THE I ARGENT AND STRONG ES'f a6cI v1
DENT COM PANT IN THE WOULD.
It tesuea Aoctdeat Policies for
I
GIVING
0 000 Io eveBt ' tat
$
0 000 For ,o8so' iwo'cet
o'oOO For los of two nan!l
0000 ?or 1om of ote tmn1 am1 one
3 333 33 or losij of ef00' .
3 333 33
$0U UU mi wry.
PKOPOKllONATK UhNKFlTSTOE .POU
CIES OK ANY AMOUNT.
Accident 'MckclH Issued for i3 cents per day.
Call on or address, r
OKTIltl1lP, JJODGEK . TAYLOB.
Fire, Life and Accident Ira. Agents, .
Corner utt and Walnut fctroet '
Asstts of Urc Inmra'cc Coiniianles alone .
amounUiK lo over $iCi,0tH.i,("f0. '
may 17 at . tf
IVlust Close Out
-o-
M
X ENTIRE STXJK OF
LAU1KS MIL-
LINERY AND FANCY GOODS and Notions
together wit i the Store Fixtures, omit be, j
el ;cd out by the first of July. I have ibers
fore MARKED DOWN everything, and as!
am determined toell, my CMtomers will -,
find some good bargains by calling early, r - '..
. ! .3 1
To any one desirous of going lntobusineM.
This is a good chance, for it is known to h
the largest stock of the kind In the State and (l
is well established Will , make satisfactory
terms. t . " '' .V-
Must be Sold !
Everything, including at 1 of the latest styles.
In Millinery and all new goodg-lllau'and
Bonnets, Feathers an.d Flower, Laces, Vel-
vets. Gauze and other Trimmings.
A very large lot of Ribbons, Staple an4
Novelties; Hdkfs, Silk and Linen; Gloves,
Silk and Lisle; Hos'ery Ladles and Chlldrena ; '
Neckwear, Lisle and Line d; Corsets. 8us tie a.
Tabic Linen and many other useful and fancy
articles : n
Agency for the Royal St John few lug
Machine. .
Respectfully,
mav 16 MISS K. KARREK,
Excursion ta Washington
Oity; ; .Qy:
QVKR FIFTY NAMK8 HAVE ALREADY
been secured, and many more are promised.
For the benefit of those who desire io go with
me I would state that I will start two trains.
The first will leave on Saturday, May Hat at
8:50 A M; the second on the same day at 11: 4d
P M ; and will return from Washington, Sat
urday, the ?sth, at 11 a M. I am now In a
prsltlon that I can carry all who desire to go
under my arrangement. $7.CV the round trip.
Persons living along the Wilmington A Wei
don R R. can come on the 8 53 A M train at
bay:
onjy.
. may ;6
P. HEIN8 BERG KB
? . Qr; :
Carolina Beach.
QN AND AFTER THURSDAY, 19TU last.,
the STEAMER PASSPORT will begin to
make regular trip to Harper's Pier, eon
necUng with the train for Carolina Beach. - a
on Thnrsday boat will leave wharf at 9
o'clock, and return at 1 3v, In time for the Re
gatta. on Friday and Saturday boat will laave at
and & o'clock, and returning, will leave the
Ocean Beach House at 1 and 6 o'clock -
Faro from the city to ocean' and return 50
cents. Children under fifteen zSesnta.
Passe ngers will avoid delay by puxchlg
tickets before leaving the boat.
J. W. HARPER.
mayl7 4t General Manager
OUR
QATAWBA MILK SHAKES (Patented)
are growing in favor each day; try them,
they are delicious '
MUND8 JBHOTHCR8.
Brooklyn
N. B. (We will prosecute ay onelBfrlag
lng on our patented CATAWBA MILK
shakes.) may 1 '
The Passport
H
A3 BEEN C II ABTXRKD BY THS CAR
OLINA YACHT CLUB, to accompany .the
contesting Yacht daring the rac Thursday
afternoon, 19 ;h inst. i f f
A limited number of passenger will be
carried.
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Tickets can be obtained from Yates", Ka
prowlci and Eegatta Committee.
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S9T titart promptly at 3 JP M.
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Wire cloth lr yonrwlndow amL
doors can be found &t Jacobi's lldtr.
the principal stopping stations, bat they most
send roe the money, 7 65, by Friday, so I can
Include tbem in the ticket 1 have to bay here
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