North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER a .tT enm. Sundays - ' ceptad toy jOSH T. JAMES. fpITOB XXI TMOTKXTOX. o wvtTAfil PAID: 1 w win be giad to tecsift coartBittiSa " ji oar trteda oa amy aad all to&tma Tfce aaoui ot ue write mu anraya im ' oowsmueauoajanji vtlttss ,m vf os aid of um pp. -r'-j-V rmwomanoea auut bo avoids : ' ad It u especially amd parocmnuiy a tood that th Editor doM mot alwava doa to vlowa of oorreapoBdaau um? t ttt ' ta ta editorial oohtso. 8CBSCfi oo six months $2.00.. Tim i T61 wtU One month. $5 cent. ' onto. . ; . ....--wi b-r carriers tree If Will DC wu.v. . . t P sny part of the city, ai e aoor . rates low and nberaL Adf rfJrs will report any and all fell- XI. WILMINGTON N. C, WEDNESDAY. JULY 20: 1887 NO 171 !' TF? .i ' T " - .. .... . v . .. .3 a. j. 0WJ,rte summer, is slowl! grnw ftfi,r" i...,h will in all proba ! i0fJtrO walk agin. His mental fc .r-fts vig'TOUS ai ever. f r; ln. of Yftle Untverai Fn'n .en.l nex month with Jlis lau- i.i.tfite ih changes produced be'enr volcanic eruptions. A number..! valuable Hiblanit est rv -tferrt.1 at nudum in Uii.doa rtuea hut n -t halt their tor ' .rvalue cou d 1h ob'tained. and sev fi were withdrawn. ' I aeitimrt ;ht th to'al prluc ll0ufctldeintbc world is about . 60Cv .nit. 630.000 tans, ot which Brazil ,,0B ppnluces between 340.000 and ottW tna and ,Kva IW.O0O to 90.000 Iunl .... There m a place in New Yprk where the fint .l wedding irouiseaus. even d.)a taihe h l sinkings, may bflhiwl ..ra night, and U is said that pruoiincnt society women patronize the euat.lwt.ment. They pay from 7 to $40 tor t!ic 1 'an. Men ae accomuio- daltd tor ' r : - V . . - - The Chicago Tribune, estimates Ihe total costot the recent big strike in the building trade in lh;it city at $3 fio. 000. This was ihe actual loss in waes to the strikers, to which niust Wadded it least 3.W.0iM more for buildings which would have been erected but for the strike, beside the losses ta cantrac tori od nj&uutactur era The orange grove of Florida have astonished the natives by putting oui a crop of b!os3ui3 this, month,. The Or ndo Sentinel says it is a surprise to ithe oldest inhabitants. The groves are n a loll bluoai as they generally afe o February and March, and a large crop ot fruit is expected, though it will be 'ate in ripcni g. . V Many persons di not know that Jef ferson Ua vis is blind of an ey, and more do not know how he wa thus tfflded.. When he was a bou fourteen yeiriold he and his cousin, Joseph L Ihvis. were shooting with crossbows ii a mark n a pine stump One of the bull tired by young Jefieraon " flew bsik and struck: him nqaarely in the ej, putting it completely out. . The San Francisco Bulletin says Arizona ia without lawiV The last Leg Ulature &bolshel the laws ot the .Ter ritory. botb special "and. general, ' aad adopted an entirely new code. Tho. new code was lo go into effect' v July I, but it ii still in tho printers hands' at St. li .uis. The officials and people ol the Territory are totally ignorant of tho coda laws, and all Courts will ;have to close until the code is printed and dis " tnbutcd. - " Wm. H. We3t, the well known min strel, of the Thntcher. Primrose and West Combination, was married at Camden. N. J., last week . to - Miss Romelia (5. Morriss. of Philadelphia, the beautiful heiress and daughter of the late Hon. E. Joy Morriss. Ex t ailed Sutes minister to Turkey and tor three terms a member of Congress. The bride, who is just past 22 years, being Iresh rnm graduation at a- fash ionable seminary, is a most a accom plished woman. - t . . . Th8 importations of iron daring May were 167.406.944 pounds, as against 137,995.978 pounds in May.' 1888. The largest items of the increase are cotton bes.of which the importation amount to 2.335.913 pounds, while none were Sported in the preceding year, and in blooms, billets. &c. of steel. hichrosefrom 17,090 621 pounds-in to 59.221.954 in 1887. The figures 0W steady increase, in American Dsataption of manufactures of iron. Bt the contiouanoe ofaportton or the iin may depend upon, treasury' den ir 00 lQe3tions no before rtKa retary. - A Souud Legal Opinion. AtVBfinbrid Monday. Esq .County uVlVrrlay cout. Tex., aays: Hava rwni, eclr,lc B'rs with mo-t nappy im, ,My Drtber also was very low I?. . rit! Fever ftud Jaundice, but cin! reiJ by lime,y n9e f tnis medi. sav;i k A, s,alfied Electric Bitters sved his life." ; , Kv l wncox3on. ot Horse Cave. He'nnSJ- . l-ke timony. saying ; 5 if'y believes. he would bare fcVT had 11 nt been tor Electric Bit weiu.great reraedJ will ward dff. ad for ainEf6 aU JIala"al Diseases, and ordiri .,dn?' L!verand Stomach Dis and ii ,UDequaled. Price 60c. Dl l- t ; H. Green & Co.'a ; Head9Uarters for- -base a supplies Uw einsberger's. . ,. . f ; Don't. ICxperlru en . Zoo cannot afford to waste time in experimenting when your lungs are in danger. 'Consumption always eeros. at first, only a -cold. Do not permit any deater to impose upon -vou with some cheap imitation of Dr King's New Dis covery tor Consumption , Coughs and C-dd'. but be sure you get the genuine. Because he crfn make more profit he may tell yon he haV norueihing just as good, or just, the same. Don't be de wived; but insist upon getting Dr. Kings New Discovery, which i- guar anteed to eive reliei" in all Throat Lujvr and Chest affections. Trial bot tles five at W. H. Gteen & Coa. Large bottles $f LOCAL NEWS. 1 10 EI TO MEW AQVERTISEHEITS. Miss Karrer Last Auction C W 1 ATS-Country MerchauU Job H Stockton Horses for ?ale. ; Hkinsbkroex's For the Hot Season We would not advse people and es pnciallv ladies to walk far in the sun these hot days. Take the horse cars! Go to Sol. Bear's and buy a Gossa mer and some elegant Bath Towels, then goto Carolina Beach and take a surf bath. We have beard of no cases of sun stroke or prostration by the beat to day, 'a fact which we chronicle with mnch pleasure. That umbrella which has been on its travels for the last few days, has come back to us safe and sound Moral Advertise in the Review. The thermometer indicated 92 dug reus in our office at 3:30 o'clock this afier nnon. This is somewhat coolertnan it has been, but i not yet really frigid weather. 'There is some kind of a bug that is playing havoc with the flowering plants and vines in some portions of tne city. It is a strange looking bug, such as ha seldom been seen in this city. Mr. H. M. Woodcock, who was overpowered by the intense heat yes terday, is resting as easily and com fortably as can be expected to-day, with a fair prospect of recovery. Nor. barque Aqalha., Rohr. cleared yesterday for Bristol, Eng., with 1.772 casks spirits turpentine and 503 barrels rosin, valued at $28,323. shipped by Messrs. Paterson. Downing & Co. -. , . Mr. Tboma J. Multord, an aged and respected citizen, died yesterd-iy afternoon aftei. a protracted illness, His obsequies were held at the First Baptist Church at 5 o'clock this even ing. "' - The value of buildings dwellings, stores, warehouses &Cr now in course of construction 'aggregate many thou sand dollars, and give employment to a large number of mechanics and la borers. Where.can 1 so lo buy what 1 want?" "What do yon want? Well, whatever you want, whether Matting, Towels. Trunks. Gossamers, Ham mocks, Straw Hals orsSummer Cloth ing, you can save money to buy at Sol. Bear's." ' t Carolina Beach. Keep coo land re member that the headquarters for batht ing suits is at the Wilmington Shirt Jbactorv Suits made toofder. Laiies a 8pecitfity. J. Elsbaoh. Prop , 27 Market street. tf. VMr. Joe H. Stockton, has a lot of fine blooded horses at Capt. T. J. Souther land's stables, which he will- sell at reasonable prices. They are nearly all fine drivers for single carriages, and are well warthy the inspection of any who are in need ot good family horses. Quite a large excursion party from Goldsboro and intermediate points ar rived here this morning. There were pearly 200 in the party, many of whom proceeded immediately to Carolina Beach, to eDjoy the luxury of surf bath ing.. , Indications For North Carolina, local rains, with stationary, followed by slightly bigfter, temperature Good Rains. There' were good showers yesterday along the entire line of the Carolina Centra! Railroad,' accompanied by much thunder" and lightning. At Lvirlnburg and Hamlet the telegraphic instruments were burned by the electric fluid, but the damage has been repair ad. to that there is no delay in sending dispatches to-day. A correspondent on the line of the road taysrthat yesterd&yJ rin Hata kasu red an-excellent oro crip, and have been a great; benefit to - cotton, which was beginning to sruUer in paniecjaence of tbe drjt weitherJr Bane Ball. The first of the series of games of base ball between the Henderson and Wilmington teams was played yester day afternoon at the Seaside grounds. The result was a victory tor the visi-s tors in a score of 9 to C. There was some excellent playing 00 both aides, but the home team seemed to tack in vim. spirit and skill They play again this alterooon, at which time there will be no charge for admission. - W hope that our boys tuay have better luck to-day. Criminal Court. The following have been the proceed ings before this tribunal losday, up to the Lour of closing our report : Stale vs. Charles Debnatu. disorderly conduct. Appeal Ironi City Court. vl ut ion to quash. -Motion overruled. Motion to amend the warrant, granted. Verdict guilty. Judgment not vet pro nounced State vs. Hiram Myers and Albert Dumby, larceny. Guilty. Judgment three years in the Slate Penitentiary. State vs. Nathan Davis, seduction Continued for the defendant Slate vs. Henrietta Stone, larceny. Continued for the State. The Lawn Party. Owing to a combination of causes there was not a largo attendance at th Lawn Party gotten up for the flag fund of the Wilmington Light Infantry by the ladies of the city at the City Hall Park last night. The. threatening as pect of the weather probably kepi many Jrmu attending and the succession ot intensely hot days probably had such a depressing e fleet upon many that they conld hardly be induced to make the t'Xertion necessary tor the occasion. It ii to be regretted, as the object was en tirely worthy and the ladies had made great exertions for thn pleasure of their patrons. , Kncampiiieiit and Institute The Grange Encampment and Farm er's Institute, lo be held a: the flourish ing little town of Mount Holly, on the Carolina Central Railroad, wilt be one of the largest and most interesting meetings, of the tanners ever held in North Carolina. Sherifl S. H. Manning has been requested to make certain ap pointments for New Hanover county; and he has complied by making the following : Wilmington Township George Z. French. Cape Fear Township C. C. Bor deaux. Masonboro Township W. S. War rock. Federal Point Township R. B. Free man, 5r. Harnett Township S. W.Nobles. The Opera Hoitsn Lion to Some ot the attractions to be pre sen ted at the Opera House during the coming season for the entertainment of our people, are of unusual merit, and ought to draw crowded bouses. Of these we may mention the charming Patti Rosa, who made such a decided bit here last season, Mrs. D. P. Bow ers. Mr, Frederick Warde the trage dian, Marie Presbott. and M'rule Rhea. There are other attractions of greater or less merit lo appear during the season. The management have made arrangements through Prof. E - .Van Laer. for a Chickering Graad Piano, for the orchestra, which will be an ad dition that will be much appreciated Ft is ala deaired that regular orchestra chairs shall be substituted for those now in use, and if this arrangement can be effected the Opera House will be one Of the cosiest and aiost comfortable ot any in the entire South. Qveateat Sacrifice in Clothing: Ever Known in Wilmington. Mr I. Shrier, desiring to close out every dollar's worth of clothing, gents1 furnishing goods and to make quick work of it, will sell out his entire stock regardless of cost. The real cost or ac tual value of tba goods will have noth ing to do with the low prices; bis main object is to open up in the large and handsome store in the Puree 1 1 building with one of the largest and finest stocks of custom made clothing. All goods on hand will be slaughtered off Read a few of the slashing prices in children's suits : For $1 worth $2,25, some at .$1.50 worth $3; ayery handsome suit for $ 1 .50 worth $4. On suits the price will be reduced $3. $5. $8 and $10; in ! furnishing goods 15,25 and 33 per cent. ; Remember this is no sensational bum bug scheme. Don't miss the oppartu nity of getting a bargain of the well known I. SbTier. 114 Market at t rhe Rktiew Job Office Is the place to get (rood work at moderate pric- Rfttrprlge. Work on the addition and improve ment to the Champion Compress, on Nutt street, is progressing favorably and will be completed for use by the first of September, when the new crop begins to cine in In connection with thi enterprise there tiave been labors of which but comparatively ter are aware. There were several sand bars in the river, near the compress, which were a decided disadvantage to vessels desiring to load there and which not un trequenlly were the cause of considera ble delay. These have been removed by thfrdredging machines, so that an novancea of this kind will no longer in terfere with the reception of cargoes. It has been also desirable that the docks and quays should be made to accom modate a larger numberof vessels for loading at one time, and three quays have been constructed, with dockage on both sides of each, so that six steamers may now take in cargoes at the same time. To accomplish this it became uecessary to get an increased depth of water, and this has beeu a formidable task It was thought, at the oulsel, that dredging would accomplish every thing necessary, but when work had fairly begau it was found that the bot tom ot the dock, for several feet in depth, was a net work of logs, the ac cumulation ot these many years that the vicinity has been used for saw milj purposes. Wherever the logs were found, a diver wa3 sent down to fix for their removal, involving an immense amount of labor and expense. The work has been done, however, and a depth of between 17 feet and 18 teet at low water has been obtained. These increased advantages, with the im provements to navigation in the Cape Fear, will give to Wiluiingion nearly as good facilities for the shipment of cotton as those possessed by Norfolk. Our merchants are making every exer tion to haye Ibis the principal cotton shipping point on the South Atlantic Coast and with a fair prospect of sue cess. Iei the railroads now join with the merchants and make arrangements by which cotton can be brought here as cheaply as it can be conveyed, to Norfolk and the increase to our jcom merce will be absolutely astonishing. Gen. Lane and Gettysburg. The Editor is in receipt of a very in teresting personal letter from his gal lant friend. Gen. Jas. II- Lane, who was at one time a resident of this city, and who commanded a brigade of North Carolinians at Gettysburg. We do not kuow that the letter was intend" ed tor publication, but much of it is of so interesting a nature to our people that we take the liberty of reproducing some portions of it here. Gen. Lane 3ays: How often have I and my family longed to be back in dear old Wilmington, where we have so many warm and sympathizing friends, and where we enjoyed ourselves as we have' never done in any other place that we hare tried. It was a great mistake in me to leave such friends to try my tor tune in Missouri among strangers, -but I thought at the time it was best tor my wife and children. I -returned to Richmond,. Va. , from Missouri to take charge ot a manufacturing company, but our handsome mill was soon laid in ashes by tho burning of theRichmond & Petersburg Railroad bridge, and here I have been ever si nee as Professor of Civil Engineering and Drawing. On the 24th of last month, our fine and impose ing college building, the Alabama Poly technic Institute and Agricultural and Mechanical College, at Auburn. Ala., was destroyed by tire, and wo will be compelled to make temporary arrange menta for teaching. All of my engi neering instruments and orawing models and plates &o. were, destroyed, and I am now busily engaged writing numberless letters to see it I cannot re furnish my depai fiuents at reasonable prices. It has always seemed strange to me that so many writers should still persist in giving all the credit of that glorious but deadly charge at Gettysburg to Pickett's Division My brigade never moved forward more handsomely, nor did it ever tight more heroically than on thai occasion, and this, you know, is saying a great deal, when we remember bow desperately it fought on many other occasions and that it was publicly complimented by President Davis and General R. E. Lee. As stated in the Montgomery Dis palch a tew days ago, if I could wield a pea as well as we fought for our rights, I would not hesitate to use it also in defence- ot justice and right; giving to North Carolina ber proper Ijlacw in the third day's fight at Gettys burg, so nobly won lor her' by the brigades of Lane. Scales and Petii grew ; and aUo to help others to let the world know now splendidly she bore herself oil other memorable occasions. I shall never cease to iove the riar old State, and it alwavs angers me to sea t anybody or any State tryme u tod ner of any of her laures.' - - - Pi.,. v-h Uii in iiwtoi" int and Varnish., ftest in, city at JACOBI S. and at lower prices than yoq CAn boy etsewttere. . . - x . City Court:. The case ot Lawis Whiting, wh was arrested last night upon the charge ot larceny, was brooght before the Mayor this morning and was continued on ac count of the absence of an important witness. Richard Turner, colored, charged with throwing rocks in the street, by which a child, was seriously injured in the face, was the next case, which was also continued on, account of the ab sence of an important witness. Ralph Pickett, wh' hails from Car teret county, for being drunk and down and abusing a police offiaer, was requir ed to pay a fine ot $25 or go below for 30 days. i : : Good Music There is an organization of first rate musical talent in theeity. but tbey will not attempt to practice dnring this hot weather. As soon as the nights become longer and cooler tbey will commence their regular rehearsals with spirit, and will probably keep them np throughout the Winter. Tbey will also, it the encouragement is adequate, give several concerts of vocal and in strumental mnaic during the season, which we are well aware will reflect credit to the musicians and at the same limn afford excellent entertain ment for our citizens. The cheapest place to buy your school book and school stationery is at Heins berger's. NEW APVKKTISKMKJfTB. Fine Blooded Horses for Sale CAB LOAD OF FIE HORSES J ST arrived from Western North Carolina. Among them three pairs of fine drlvlog horses, one pair h"avy draft herscs. .All well broken and goo 1 single d-lvtrs. Can be seen at Sou'h erland's atables. Uly20 2t JOK U. STOCKTON. AND- FANCY GOODS. AT- rJIiGG E. Carre g, No. 117 Front Street, Last Auction sale takes place Wednesday, July 20th, Private sales continue through the week. Saturday the last day to secure bargains. Linen. Crape, Ribbons. &c, below cost. Respectfully, july 20 E. KARRER. Royal St. John Machines at factory prices. Sign of the Horse. Tr IT A V If KAW TUB WATVa'T VY strongest, c'leapest and largest stock ol Harness and Saddlery Goods ever before shown in the city. One case of genuine army Saddles just received. Trunks, satchels and repairing a specialty. FSNNELL A DANIEL. Horse Milliners, inly 11 ins. Front et Zomveioc gOMKTIUNG NEW FOR THE TEETH. JAS. D. NUTT'S. the Druggist, juiy IS 218 N. Front St. Grain Cradles, Grass Blades and Snaths, JT AWN MOWERS, Ac. , Full stock at bottom prices. W. E. SPRINGES A CO., nly IS IS, 29. 23 Market 8U Season's Goods. jrKFRIGERATORS, ICE CREAM FREE- ?ers. Water Coolers, Fly Fans, Fly Trap. Ac .Ac. All;, at tne lowest prices. Call and examine tbe goodiiand the prices. GILES MURCWISON. july 18 Wo Racket Goods. E KEEP ,THK BEST. ALSO EMP OX tbe iest of Workmen. It you need a good IVok tove we xvn supply vou at lower ure. f nmps. Toilet Sets. Cah Boxes, Ltgnt ning Ro a. Tubs, 1 1n ware. PARKER tt TAYLOK. PURE WHITE OIL. jaty IS For BUILDING LOTS in desirable localities. eilu4led on CaaOe. t hnvch. Sun. Abb. oraoce.xoick, priresa, Aimnerrj, w&Jant, -I Bed cross Fro t, i hlrd. Fourth, riitft "Utb, sventi wnaos. autitn. niuio Ten n J,tT kuvle-eUi, -twelfth and Thirteenth ats.! k)fto BCUse and.lot.Jor aale on the InstaM? luent piaa. Money Uaaed on aatit factory ierc m co3e wiauing va oui a - Wrf to terass u 'ccoe wlaUtng to bni d pry to I inyTw NRW ADVERTISEMENTS. I Shirts to Ueosure. - niCK A 1UCABES. Gentlemen lnrnlabiag House. in'y 19 .v - ;. 12 8. Frott -THE- Bazar Comsat ! A Dollar Gorcot ;:"tfor:5Ce;;?'-. Selling at reduced prices a fine stock of Hats, Flowers. Feathers, Ribbons, Trimmings, MttU, Hosiery, Laces and Underwear at Taylor's Bazar, 118 Market St.. Wilmtnttos, N. C. julj 10 U . v FOR THE HOT SEASON 'J'HERMOMETKRJS WHICH TELL HOW hot U Is - l AM MOCKS which tell yon how cool yon can feel ' - ... spectacles to preserve your eyes la the hot Bun. 11A.SKET6 to keep your lunch coL BOOK9 for the mllUons. HEADING MATTES for everybody and guaranteed to keep everybody cool. Having returned from my fishing expedition will now devote the best "ot my time to make all happy and cool. For the abovY call at , HEINSBERGER'S. jaly 19 Cash Book and Mnale Atoro SPECIALTIEG. A PERFECTLY PURE CIEAMEIV BUTTEI, A PERFECTLY PU1E ARTICLE OF lARO. AID A PURE FAMILY FLOUR. The BUTTER la of HIGHEST grade, rally flavored, and Is received FRESH INVERT WEEK. ' ' ' -- The LARD la the celebrated Caasard PUBB LARD, equal to any N. C. Lard ever offered. Tbe WIJOVR lathe celebrated "PAROLE D'HONETJR" brand. ' . I can GUARANTEE all the above a Par fectly Pure, of Excellent Flavor, and Healthy . - - and wonld recommend their uee la every fata- Uy In the City of Wilmington and vicinity. All orders promptly attended to.' Telephone No. 93. . . Jno. L. Boatwright 4 nly 16 15 A H So. Front Street Alvayo RodcIv rjlO-RECEIVE CUSTOMERS FOR, SCHOOL 300KS. ' BLANK BOOKS. MKS. JPENS, PENC1L9 : wrapping paper, grainJbags, base ball supplies, ... ; picture frames, ; , ' HAMMOCKS. CROQUET. 4o., Ao. . ' I ' C. W. TAXES. July IS . . Wholesale and Retail 8tttooer Carolina Qoqch. rpHE PASSPORT WILL ULAVE FOR CAROLINA BEACH every weekday at 9 and S. Train retoralns leaves t 1 and A On tn n. . daya Boat leaves at 2; Train back at S J. Tw. lxARPKR." julylltf nac . ; General Manager. iocfor a suavEv. ; Z 20c FOR A'UAIR CUT, fiOc. FOR AHAIRCUT.SI1 AVE AND SUAMPOON. HAIR DYEING SOctud opward, At jom3 wrrs's. The Gernan Barber and Pcrfsrner, il:rriett