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01 win b clftd to . reotlrt toaanaieana trom oar triads oa say aad ill rahjsoa , jOSn T. JAMES.' tf . , ffontbs. 2-t)0. Three -T 'S- One month. 35 cents. . ' iv- wdeuvemlby wrrters free .Trati low and liberal, afj report an and all fall- 1 interMtbni ' - f u writ aanit atwaya be ? JosaiaaUeatloBaiaiut be wrtn:i ca i)t oaaideof t&e paper. v ttraoaantia vast be avoidad. i pecially and partlraniriT na Moa (&att&e Kditor do not iwy wiaci ae w of eorrespoiutau nu in the editorial 'oiumaa. " VOL. XI. WILMINGTON N. C, WEDNESDAY; JULY 6. 1887. SO 155) rn ioin the' n. .VlO,., Jg'3 -' ...Clrtin ? J- - r, veharo me I'hree pfiHI r ha Rver i ft i,Ath from the bottom i f ... aniline r- ... . . .1 krMtfa ia 44 tfce ri (t ... ; ,Ivr hi hoen rtisovri on n( Tohnuniopec which par"' btae i1 . i ,.irn WSnlK tO i nnn ntk) !iv orner M,y. .1 ifarhi.Uf.r that nmbunlW of a. or'" . ten years .,,, at the option of the Stale. Tbi received amounted in the ag Tn . .. M..re thrn -ST 000.000. lit has figured more than HlltlV U3d t r union nnrs I" ttr 1 , !h. .Lcrirt at Body ke from some LLjnw- I..J Kerr led bis troops a . n rf ifiif h all tbr.'Oiti lll- a Ouia" Pasha carried a k.. Indian Iliu.iiu nun oo-breiu !.. uaibreila iato acMon at arj.'t A .fciliMiem. l' . fruit grower claims to have sucnmlly grafted a pch shoot on & sassafras tree and a ne frouof ab AW is expected. If thUdisfOVy should be confirnied.it will be a bn " a larje arsa ia the jotiernftfe3. whprethe soil seems toprJcesassafrns in abundance. - The American clim to an Rntjlisb esttie beiaj prosecuted by the Towuley heirs a: no iuUc expense ha9 been t6Mw1ioutof Ourt by Chief Justice C!eri4'e an J JiHtiee Day ..The esaus c!sira&1 wcrft "lid to be near Liverpool an.) othr ciJie-. Unless the Cnrt of Apia's or thu II u3e o! Lords reverses th judijiuent the alleged beirs are h-ipfiiess.'y' defeated. .-- , , (iol'z Pasha . a Trussian c done, icrrinas instructor in the Turkish .army, who witnessed recently hi Lub Wn experiments made with dogs train edforkeepiog nx coramanications in time oi war. said that the introduction rfiachas- rvice in I kf mountain dis- trie's of Turkey would be most advans laoas. lie cusiders tlm Aaintic ihepberds' dosrs especially fitted for this service here horses cannot be used. It h said ;t hat a woman began the minuficiureot sewing thread in Eng . land in 1722, and it would seem proper that the idea should have first come irom that sex through- whose hands nine leoths of the thread passes that is used. Paisley has the honor of being theErittown that exibai'ied in the business. It was called :,NaVs thread." was made ot flax, and so rapidly in creased in popularity that it was not locj before it became an important branch o! manufacture. The friends of Ex Governor Nicholls e determined In nresi him fur the woHJcraiic (Jubornatorial nomination. aQ4 with this virtw have already open r?lar hcadquar ers in New Or-Jjw- Tho irieuds of Gen. Nicholls Wjeve that he is best able to satisfy demands of the Democracy is giving Pare Md able goyernment in Loui- They are not satisfied with the leat MsEry reinie. and declare s'rpnrposa to replace it with some Jt more in accordance with - the "MS of the peopl le. r.?!SoQthern ''der. a paper, pub Dai?11 Jcksf)nvilte by colored Re erawTfl' Says of the democratic Gov- Florida: "He always shows in'ii, 0n !or lhe colored people oaT!rnrady iospeak wcrds f We a i ccoaragement to them liberal! tppreciate Governor's ,aal,lhUr0gard and h0 m lnZ' lhal hia efforts for increase illblooa,,.aci"esforoar people wTmbered- He 8hows !!.lhe.fact that ibe class. any particular party orth ir V H ' CJ.'V!. RLor2ao. merchant. r.lr Ddmnn.rJ.wVh a distreaaimr fvk He irir.1 Tri'"" v uiaiiv Mf fr wnrc:-umetl'es and steadily Sivin aiiP. i t'.S a breathm . . W "''een "u WJs un- ' w i -- f wi mi m m r aatMai "UJOrj T J. " ' llvlllg 54 aC? mediiti'HPMon and a fa don rfr. c'&nd h L..l"ca i fomtl him- e- No c7v no tum of the u oas ?.-trand a " , rec r'1" u snow d cures. as Dr. Jior Consnmm inn i ""ftewniJ.'" "! cures, as Dr Snnintinn " It - TV i . uoJUSt Wht ; , r,v" I ReoewH Hr Voutii Mr9. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson. Clay Co.". Iowa, tells the following remarka ble-8lory. thctrntb of which is vouched for by the residents of the town: 'I am 73 years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years; could not dress myself without help. Now I am free Irom all pnirfand soreness, and am able to do all ray own housework I owe my 'hanks to Electric Bitters for having renewed my youth, and removed c-nnr pletely all disease and pain." Try a bottle, only 50c. For sale by W. II. Green & Co. LOCAL NEWS. 1UQEX TO HEW iHVf VS fSf &TS, C w Y 4TK8CouDtry Merchants ' J Van M4IMGE A Co Auction Sa'.e Hkisshkugkk'k Jflanos anl Organs J W UABPER-jMoonlight Excursions For other local3 see fourth page. Don't ' forget the excursion to the Beach to be given on the Passport to morrow by Cape Fear Ldge No. 2. I. OOF. Go to Sol. Bear's and buy a' Gossa mer and some elegant Bath Towels, then go to Carolina Beach and take a surf bath. " f The rainfall al this point Irom 7 a m . to 3 p. m. to-day amounted to 1.14 inches. The greater portion of this amount fell between 8 and 9 o'clock this forenoon. Merchants ot the city Putorni us that their correspondents in ali sections ot the surrounding country report the crops as growing finely, with hopeful prospects of abundant harvests. It will be a pleasant evening this on the river, provided it does not rain' Tha moou fulled yesterday morning and will b8 bright to-night The Passjwrl will run down to the Pier to uigbt and Friday night. The Gernaama Cornet Band have or dered new uniforms irom Lyon & Ilealoy. of Chicago, whose advertise ment appeared for some time in the Review. We will wisely wait their arrival before we describe them. Mr. John Neitneyer. the veteran en. gineer, is creditetl with the Lest run yet made on the W. & W. R. It. Sun day night he ran from Weldon to Wil mingtonin 3 hours aud 18 minutes, the actual running time being 3 hours and 4 minutes for lf2 miles. It is positively stated that a new, large steamer is to be shortly put on the river between this city and Smitk- ville we' beg pardon, Soutbport. As yet it is not much more than a rumorT although positively stated as we have sard, as a fact by those who are unwill ing or unable to give particulars. A small, iron, cottageshaped bank has been placed on the table, at the Prr duco Exchange, into which donations may be dropped for the benefit of Ox ford Orphan Asylum, and it is noped that by this means quite a snug little sum may be realized for such a worthy 6bj3Ct. Carolina Beach. Keep coo land re member that the headquarters for bath ing suits is at the Wjlmington Shirt Factory. Suits made toorder. Ladies' a specialty. J. Elsbacii. Prop , 27 Market street, j I tf. American llass. muslin flags on sticks. Chinese lanterns, paper caps, pistols and caps frr same, have just received a large assortment. Every body who wants to make himself hap py on the Fourth ol July can be sup plied at Heinsberger's. t Indication a Ifor North Carolina, fair weather and stationary temperature. ftiasonbro Sound. " Our friends at Masonboro were not without their fair share ot sport on the National holiday. For several days previous to that lime the good citizens of the place bad bees making arrange meots for a canoe race, to be sailed on that day. Five canoes were entered for the race, and all sailed over the entire course about four miles with differ eat degrees ot luck arfd adventure Three prizes Were contested for and these were won by the following canoes: Wanderer , sailed by Capt. D. Georee. won the first prize; Ida. sailed by Capt. Emanuel Holt, won the second prize, and Sarah, sailed by Capt. James Walton won the third prize. The Id was deserving of better luck, as in making the race ber Captain fell overboard twice, and not withstand ing the necessary delays caused by those mishaps, she , managed to be I " a.. A..;at: . ' morlr secOUU in piWWQB mc nmiuiiiji iui- We regret that we cannot give the time ofhe respective canoes. : ; " Audit ana Flitanca. The Hoard of Audit and Finance met in regular session yesterday afternoon. A petition was received from citizens and taxpayers asking the Board of Audit and Finance to concur in the fic tion ot the Board ot Aldermen in grant ing a horse for the use of the Phoenix IIoro Ruel Co. ; On motion, the action of the Boar 3 in wo?-concurring at their last meetinj;, in the action of the Board of Aldermer , was reconsidered. aDd on further mi-j tion, the petition was granted. ! Kills for current expenses amounting; to $5,187.17, were audited and approv ed, and on motion the B ard sojourned. . Ba&e Bail. The Wilmington Base Ball Club will leave on to-morrow morning's train lor Wilson, where they will play two games u the 7ih and 8th inst. with toe nine of that town. i N'-xt week thejharlotte Club will play our home team three games on the Seaside Ground-. These will bo play ed on the 13th 1 4 ill and 15th inst., and they piomiseto be interesting and I ex eitinir games. The Charlotte niuo have won a good reputatiou on the diamond, and they will probably do their best while hero. Wc hoo that they may have good weather for all the games so that a large attendance may be assured. For ttie New FIhjj. - Pursuant io notice given, a meeting ol ladies interested in fiecutisg anew Mug for the Wilmington Light Intantry was held yesterday of ernoon in the Mayor's office. Alter discussing vari ous plans proposed tor raising the nec essary funds it was finally decided to glvq a lawn party in the City Hall Park on next Wednesday night. Permission was to-day obtained tor the use of the park and he necessary arrangements will at once be made. Among - other pleasant features for the occasion it is proposed to have a platform erected lor dancing. The Prk will be beautifully ligbted on that evening and it. will be adorned by the hands of some of our loveliest young ladies. ! l'rMoimi We arc glad to hear that Mr. Horace M. Emerson ia better to-day. We regret to learn. that Mr. Marcus Bear is quite sick at his residence in this city. Mr. Joseph Jacobi has returned from Lumberton where be has been on a social visit of a few days. Mr George H. Kel.ey leaves to-night for Birmingham. Ala,, on a visit to his son, Mr. Geo. C Kelley. We regret to learn ot the death yes terday morning, at Elborton, Ga., of Mrs. Jesse O. Craig, wife of Mr. John II. Cruig, formerlv of this city. Mr. J.'B. Cnesnutt. of Savannah, Ga., a prominent dealer in naval stores, i spent; yesterday in the city with bis brother, Mr. George W. Chesnntt. Mr). JaeobS Ailen, the contractor and builder, having completed a fine residence at W rights ville, ha9 removed to that pleasant and attractive Wil mington a.inex. t Mr. I). Greenewald, formerly ot this city but now engaged in business at Spartanburg. S. C. arrived here last night and will remain a few days visit ing his relatives nnd friends. Mr. George V. Strong. Jr.. of Rtleigh. who was at one time a resi dent of this city, has secured a position with the hardware house of Giles & Murchison. flis many friends here welcome his return. Col. Alfred Rowland, Representative-elect trom this district, has been a very sick man but wo are rejoiced to learn, as we do irom. the Robtsonian, rece ved to day. that Dr. R. F. Lewis the attending physician, stated jester d iy morning that he was better, haying been clear of fever at that time. The Nnniston Hoi Jitast of a recent date contains an editorial announcing Mr. Edward A Oldham's connection with that piper It has certainly made. in our opinion, a valuable addition to its staff. Mr. Oldham will prove a valua ble and efficient aid to the gifted Randall. Bobesonian: We have been permit ted to read a letter from Mr. H. C McQueen, formerly of this town. He is delighted with England, and through the interposition of wealthy and influ ential friends, he has been permitted to see the Queen and all of the dignitaries. His m?my friends in ;hi towu and sec tion wish him a most pleasant at journ and a pale return. : You will find hoes Jorks, sboveH, spades, scythes, swaths . and farming tools of all k inds 1- at J Aoom's Hdtr. DepoU'": - . '; t Board of Aldermen. The Board of Aldermen met in reg ular monthly session yesterday atter noon. Committee on Streets-and Wharves reported, through Mr. Pearsall, Chair, man. recommending that' obstructions on Mulberry 3treet (a fence) be referred to the City Attorney to ascertain the city's right and power in the premises. A!so. that a petition in reference lo ope ning Eleventh street be referred to the City Attorney tor investigation as to matters connected therewith- Alderman Dudley, from, the; Fire 'Committee, reported, asking that they be authorized to purchase a set of drop harness lor the Cape Fear Company. Adopted. Alderman Hall; from the Special Committee on Fourth street bridge, re ported an agreement made with the railroad company in reference to keep ing and maintaining the said bridge, mutually agreeing tnat the Com pany should build the abutments ot the bridge, and in consideration thereof the city take full charge ot keeping the bridge in repairs and maintaiuing the same hereafter without further claim on the railroad company. Adopted. The committee on the Ouslow Rail rad s ubscription matter reported through Alderman Fishblate. Chair man. giving the opinion ot the City Attorney that-uuder the law an ejec tion must be ordered; and they recom mended, therefore, that a new regis i ration be had, for an election to be held on the 11th dy of August, 1897; books of registration to be opened on the 25 ih day ol July, under the law regulating the government of elections for alder men. Adopted. The report of Capt. Brock on test of water pressure during the month of June was read. The Mayor slated ' that the report showed that the water works company was not complying with its contract. Aldermen Dudley asked that the con tract with the company should be printed, and submitted a resolution tnat the clerk be ordered to have printed twenty-five copies of the contract. Petition for repair of eogine house of the Banaker Hose Reel Co. wa3 refer red to Committee on Fire Department. Petition asking the passage of an or dinance forbidding hucksters from sell ing on sidewalks on Front street, be tween Dock and Orange, from mer chants, residents and farmers, was sub mitted. Alderman Fishblate moved that the matter be referred to the Committee on Markets. The molion was opposed by Aldermen Price, Rice and Sampson, and advocated by Alderman Dudley. Alderman Price offered as a substi tute that the petition be not granted. . Alderman Price's substitute was adopted 5 to 4 and the chair decided the petition was. rejected A communication from Mr. F. D. Koonce, asking consideration ot a pro posed subscription by the city to a rail road to extend from Newbern to Wil mington, was read. Alderman Pearsall moved that the clerk be instructed to reply to Mr. Koonoe that the Board were unable to entertain the proposition. Acropted, Aiderman Fishblate called ihe atten tion of the Sanitary Committee to the city pound. ' Alderman Hall staled that steps were being taken to remove it, and on mo tion the Mayor and Sanitary Commit tee wore instructed to take immediate steps for the removal ot the pound to 1 some place in the suburbs. On potion of Alderman Fishblate. thp City, Attorney wa instructed to make a complete and correct com pilalion of the ordinances of the city. Alderman Dudley offered a plan for the better regulation of the Fire De partment, dividing the city into dis tricts. Rslerred lo Committee on Fire Department. On motion ot Alderman Hall, the City Attorney was requested to read his opinions on questi ns submitted to him at a former meeting. On the question of reducing the poll lax to two dollars, the City Attorney held that it was in the power ot the Board to reduce it to any sum tbey taw fit, but the equation must be observed with the tax on real estate and personal property if one i reduced the otner must be reduced. On the question, is the Mayor en' titled lo vole in the proceedings of the Board, the City Attorney gave an ela borate opinion, holding that the Mayor should in t vote on any mat:er except to decide a tie - v Alderman Fishblate stated that there was another opinion, ; adverse to that just read, and he would like to bear it. .The -Mayor said he had actd under legal advice in the matter.. and he was satisfied he had acted properly He represented lhe Fourth Ward, and he did not pro 03e to see that ward dis franchised. ' A drman Pearsall thought that the City Attorney's opinion should -govern toe Board and moved that it be adopted. The Mayor ruled that the motion was out of order. Alderman Hall appealed from the dec.kion of the Chair and wa sustained- The motion ol Alderman Pearsall to adopt the report and opinion of the City Attorney then came up. and it was adopted and the Board adjourned. , Cape Fear Lodge. At a regular meeting of Cape Fear Lodge No. 2,1 OOF. held last even ing, D..D. G. M. W. J Penny, assists mi by P G.'s A. D. Brown. W M: Hays. J. W.-Woolvin, E J. Moore and J W. Hawkins, installed the following as officers for the current term : N. G.-Cbar:es E Hall. V. G. Frank Meier. Rec. and.Per. Sec A. J. Yopp. Treas John Maur-der. " The following appointed officers were then made: Chap. -Rev. F. W. E Peschau. Cou. F. V. B. Yopp. War. J. A. Montgomery. R. S to N G E. J. Moore. L. S to N. G -Oiear Pjearsail, R S. to V. G. W. G Craig. L. S to V. G -L. A. Bilbro. R S. S W. G. T. Keen. L S. S A. Deumelandt. I. G.-J. W. Hawkins O. G.-Wa M.Hays. leather a iSenelit. lu answer to the eoquiriss and kind .xpressions of numerous friends, re ceived by mail as well as in person, we will state that the establishment ot the Messenger in this city has hot as jet had a very disastrous effect on the Review. On the contrary it seems to have been a positive benefit in one res pect. Wo have not lost one subscriber by our new neighbor, thus - far, and our list is larger to-day than it , was a month ago. 1 The fact is there is a certain and a limited number of people in this city who will take a paper and pay tor it1 Of this number many subscribe to both a morning and an afternoon paper, while others do not care for a morning issue, but take an afternoon paper. There are but a very few who will subscribe to two morning papers. Previous to the advent of the Messenger the Star ab sorbed the number of those who take a morning paper, and this list, since the new paper has been started, his been divided between the two morning pa pers. The result of this, as we honest ly believe, and without prejudice to either of our co'emporaries, is to give the Review a much larger circulation in this city than either of the morning dailies. This is a fact, we think, be yond dispute, and it is something tha1 advertisers will do well to consider.' DIED. CRalG at Elnerton. Ga , on Julw5th, at 9.35 o'clock, a. m , JJCSSIK O.. wife of Mr John H Craig, formerly of thla city. Asleep In Jesus." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Moonlight Excursion I STEAMER PASSPORT WILL. LEAVE for - Carol! 3 Beach on WEDNESDAY and FBI Da. NIGHTS, at 8 o'clock. Train leaves Beach at 11 o'clock. Music for Dan-ing. J. W. JJAttPEK. julyetf nac - . General Manager. Tax Notice. rjlHK UOABD Olf COMMISSIONJCKS V New Hanover County will meat on Monday the llth lost, at the Court Home at 2.30 o'clk, for tbopnrpose of revising the tax luts and hearing all persons objecting to J he valuation of their property. Those Having complaints to make win govern themselvesj accordingly ILjKALK a. baug, iulsf 5 2t I Chairman H : 1 1 fllo Racket Goods- W rE KEEP THE 15 EST ALSJEHf OY the beet of Workmen. If you Ineed a cood C -ok -tove wecan supply you at a low fi urc. Pumps, Toilet Sets. Cash JJoxes, Uht ntogBo a. Tubs, llnvraie. t-AUKEB TAYLOR. . PUKK WHITKOlja jUiy 5 For the Sound. W a GOSEITtC WILL LEAVE SOOTH- EliL ANIXS bTAISLXS fr the Sound dally at 2.30 P. M. and G o'clock. P. il ileturtlr g Win leave found at 7P.M and 7 A. M. Ecund trip 53 cents. T. J. SOUTH KULA WD. ; s-r Uv.ry oid tale Stable 1. juae SS Noa. 103 & 110 Sort. Second St NEW AnVKKTISISrttEVTH. Sale! OF AND- pa rj C V GOOB By S. VatjAMKIKGJB &Vo.t k, AUCTION KICKS. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 6TH, commencing at 10 o'clock. A. M., we will sell at. . Rliss E. Karrer'o, No. 117 Front Street, Opposite New Market, and will contin ue to sell in Morning at 10 o'clock, and Evening at 8 o'clock, until stock is closed out. r ... .' P. S Picasc call and settle, all bills due, bv July 12th, 1887. S. VanAMRINGE & CO.; Auctioneers. jy 6 Dissolution. i - IsTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN tfHAT TUK lirmof Win. L.SiaKh A Co.t formerly cqnstbt Ing of Vfm. L Smith, Wm. L. tialth, Jr and Jos. n. Smith la this day dissolved. The busi ness will, however, be continued by Messrs. Smith & Boatwrlght, and wc ask lor our sue- ccssorj the patronage given us. Parties bav . i lpg accounts agilnet us will plcaee present them at once to Jos. D. Smith. WM. L. SMITH A CO. July 3 tf july 1, 18S7. Dissolution. J-OTICE 18 HEBEBY GIVEN HAT THE copartnership heretofore' exlstlnr between John W. Gordon and Joa. O. Smith. Is this day dissolved by tbe withdrawal of Mr. Got don, who baa sold his Interest to Mr. J. U. Boatwrlght Tlie business will be continued by Messrs. Smith A Boatwrlght and we be speak for our sucoeHiiorh the patronage be stowed upon us. All parties Indebted to us aie reqtested to pay amount due to Jos. D. Smith at once, and those baring accounts against us will please present them to him Im mediately. . -JNO. W. GORDON A 8MITH. July 4.1887. July 5tf Partnership. OTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT WE have this day formed a copartnership under, thA firm name of Smith A Boatwrlght, for the purpose of conducting the Insurance business In all Its branches. ' , ' As successors to Mcstrs. Jno. W. Gordon A Smith and Wm L. Smith Co., we. will look after the Interests of their former patrons, and would ask from said patrons a con tin u ance of their favors, and te the Insuring pub lic we will say that any business entrusted to our care will be attended to promptly. ! ' JOS. D S.ITH. jaly5tf J. H. BO AT W BIGHT. Pian os l O rga h o GBANI) SUMMER SALE. ' ' FOR JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. o HOT tsTlis AUEADwnKS u0sT r-uslneaa houtes wilt down and give up all Idea of trade. But we ar not BUiLT that war. Hence we offer durlntthe botSummermonUis our very BEST BARGAINS, and G lUSATKbT INDUCitMENTs, with the result of rolling up TREMENDOUS SUMJSli It SALES. r -For this season we have J,M0 Pianos and Organs to close oat by October 1st. Cash la earee. and we won't talk about it at all. The lnducemonu we offer, and with which we shall capture buyers jure: First, the Very Lowest Price In the U. 8.; and Second. OUii WONDEItrULLY EAST TKfiM3. See I PIANOS, JS to $10 Monthlr. OKGAN5, $3 to t5 Monthly. Auction Thla means that we offer a I styles of New Pianos, costing from $30 to 1440, on payment v -of only $2S Ca&h and $10 Monthly thereafter, aud very desirable Pianos (not -new) worth from t-VJ to $133, for from $10 to $5 Cash and -$5 Movthly. ' - - . Aleo New Organ, on payments of $165 to -Monthly until paid for. LUDDEN A SATES, Southern JIoslo Hoase. ... P. HEI58rtEEEta, Sole Agent for WHnbigton. " june "iT SUNDAY AFTKENOON ON TUIUD 8T btweet Mulberry, ami Kcd Crota, part of a fcld Chain with Gold Cross attached. Finder will be rewarded by lea vies It at Mr. H gin's Jewelry fctore, ; ; juce 27 V
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