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VOL. XI. WILMINGTON. N. C, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1887 NO. 222
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hot J tleod Awtclp -
The public schools of New York city
werereowned on Monday with an at
taidaow of about 135.000 children.
it is said that Dr. Charles . Sim
modi has presented to the trustees of
iheTilden estate a bill lor S 143.000 for
medical service and attendance upon
the Ss2e or Greytone during, a terra
otseven yeais and eleven months.
Mr. George W. Nelli. Jr. of Herki
mer, N. Y., has finished his tour across
the continent on a bicycle He left
Herkiaer on May 24 and reached San
Francisco. California, on August 3.
ba7inrtraveIIeJ 3,369 miles in seventy
one t'jja. His expenses averaged j$2
s dij.
StteriS Grant, of New York, a prom
iaent sachem in the Tammany Society.
tad chairman of the committee on or-
nnizatioc. has denied the statement
that an arrangement has been made
between President Cleveland and Tarn
many Hall for the campaign of 1888
The Chattanooga (Teno. Times re
pittithat the white, rust-proof iron
ore. hitherto found only in Sweden, has
been discovered in tbe mountains near
that city. The ore is said to contain 65
percentof pure iron, while the bed is
six feet thick and of great extent
Washington is the best shaded city
in the world. At present there are 63,
shade trees in its streets, most of
them in a flourishing condition. Of
this number 23,305 are soft or white
maples, 632 sugar and black or South
era m&pies. 2.786 Norway maples, 864
carlet or. red, 422 sycamores, 4,043
ah.eaved maples, 5.121 American
kndens, 7,050 Carolina poplars. - 5 355
American elms. European elms and
nixed elms. 4.579 sycamores, or bmte
Wood, and European plane trees, &c.
President Cleveland hasjast pardon
"Bill" Mills, a notorious Cincinnati
wantrTfeiter. who has been serving
fifteen years' sentancc in the Ohio
Penitentiary. Mills is! now blind and
broken down in health and his wife
U dying. Ho was. in his prime, one of
6 most successful "shovers ; oi the
aeer" in the country. He i3 a man ot
"Senuity. and has perfected three or
fottr taventioaa sinco he last entered
Ja. which he thinks will support
Jrtha remainder of his days. He
ul,Si written a book on prison life
11 -ealth is sach that he cannot re
-itt muca ionger on tD0 8cene of bis
misdeeds. , . .
ne Washington correspondent of
Pailadelphia Times says:- -'lhe
tdeot will doubtless make every
Q ri insistent with his position to
Wih6 Democrillson a tariff policy,
hlj i-ere hU olHces win end except
res11 recomnjendations to Con
teT IIe w"iH earnestly urge tariff
ion and revenue reduction to" the
f lhe Government, but
IU. nt depart from hU uniform
rain" Bd 0flicial declarations de
Ubar Q? proXection ol lie wages of
dttrien aUar PDeral Productive in-
to, . ""wmnot be likely to at
to the " r-'ioi stating legislation
fopla" kHrs ch08en y th8
It is asserted that the Republican ! Rev. J. W. Primrose will conduct
State ticket nominated at Saratoga i8j6ervces at ibe First PrestivJerian
diRAtistyinz to manv ReDUblicm in tchureh to-morrow afternoon, at 5:30
New York.
It is es i mated that t her were nearly
half a milli. n strangers in Philadelphia
yesterday ..the second day or ihe Constis
tnlional Centennial celebration.
Senator Jihn Sherman, who is very
anxious to obtain the Republican nom
ination for President. hredoff his first
big gun at Wilmington; O . on Thurs
day. He waved the bloody shirt most
vigorously.
Gen. VVm. ft Cox. of this State, is
very favorably mentioned as the suc
cessor of Goy. Porter, as Assistant
Secretary of State. The Washington
Slurl says :
Kx-Represontative Cox of" 'North
Caroiida. who is p'ken of lor th ap
pointment is very friendly with Mr.
Bayard, and is well qualified lor the
position. Ho na stood an a defender
of the administration and a civil service
reformer from the start. He was an
actiye member of the foreign affairs
committee in the House, and chairman
of the civil service reform committee."
A Woman's IJiscovery.
Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in
this county. Disease fastened its clutch
es upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severests tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For thre
months she coughed incessantly and
cviuld not sleep. She bought ot us a
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all
night and with one bottle has beeu mir
aculously cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus write W. C. Ham
rick & Co . of Shelby, N C. Get a
tree Uial bottle at W. H: Green & C's
Drug Store
The Verdict UnauimotiH.
W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind.,
testifies: 'I can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very be9t remedy. Every
bottle has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cur
ed of Rheumatism ot 10 years' stand
ing" Abraham Hare, druggist, Bell
ville, Ohio, affirms: Thebest selling
medicine I have ever handled in my 20
years' experience, is Electric Bitters."
Thousands of others have added their
testimony, so that the verdict is unani
mous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood
Only halt a dollar a bottle at W. II.
Green & Co's. Drug Store.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW aDVFRTISEMEMTS.
C W Yates School Cooks
M M KATZ Jewish Holiday
E D Hall, Chm'c arket Notice
IlEINSBKEGEK'S NCW ChCCk Bocks
Rev Daniel Morrelle Classical School
Dick Jk Meares Gentlemen' Furnishing
House
Day's length 12 hours and 20 minutes.
Green corn has almost disappeared
from this market.
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 4
minutes past 6 o'clock.
Steam Yacht Louise resumed her
afternoon trips yesterday.
Scuppernpnggrapessold as low as 20
cents a peck this morning.
The fish market is poor, and will con
tinue so as long as the wind holds out in
the East.
A lew stump toed watermelons, reg
ular chill breeders, were offered for
sale to-day.
The days are getting short The sun
sets now an hour earlier than it did
six weeks ago.
There will be services in the Second
Presbyterian Church to-morrow morn
ing but none at nlgbt.
Capf. Robeson, of the steamer Wave,
reports that when he left Fayetteville
Thursday afternoon tbe water was very
low.
Services in St. John's Church to
morrow, by tho Rector. Dr. Carmi
Chael, a7.30 a. m., 11 a. m. and 5.30
p.m.
Travel on tho railroads continues
heavy, and all of tbe trains are well
filled. . Already some people are going
to Florida. .
A great many of the Summer absen
tees have returned to the city and this
cool spell will cause more of them to
hurry back.
Commencing . with to-morrow and
continuing until further notice Grace
Methodist Sabbath School will convene
at 3 o'clock at the Temple of Israel.
At the Fifth Street Methodist Church
to-morrow night Rev. D H Tuttle will
preach oh the doctrine of "Instantan
eous Conversion," and how tho con
verts bold out. Everybody invited.
The Rkvibw Job Office is the place
to get good work at moderate prices.
I o'clock.
i The bill poster is at work putting P
! tbe show paper for the Florence Bind
ley company, to appear here on the
nights of the 23d and 24th inst
Col E D. Hall, Chairman of the
committee, publishes in an advertise
Jment in this issue the terms upon which
tho stalls in the market houses in this
city will be rented.
. Rev. F. W. E. P. schau, of St. Paul's
Evangelical Lutheran Church, will
preach at 8 o'clock to-morrow evening,
at the Temple of Israel, for the congre
gation of Grace Methodist Church
Capt. Smith, of tn steamer D Mur-
chison, which arrixed at 10 30 o'clock
this morning, states thai he left Fay
et lev U1a yesterday and that the water
had risen three feet and was still ris
ing. The South Atlantic & North Western
Railroad is not dead, says Mr. Risley
in a letter to C. J Cowles. of Wilkes
boro. but on tbe contrary the bonds
have all been placed to the amoont of
$7 000.000 and work will begin on or
before the 1st of October at Southport.
Mresss Wru. Lark ins and Andrew J.
Flanner. who have recently purchased
the Point Peter plantation, have had
tho rice mill on the place put in thor
ough repair. It will be equipped with
new and improved machinery for mill
ing rough rice and will soon bo rendy
for operation.
Tho 29ih annual session of Rev.
Daniel Morrelle' English and ClassL
cal School, corner Fifth and Orange
streets, will begin on Monday, October
3d It is unnecessary for us to add any
thing to parents and guardians in com
menriation of this excellent institution.
The fact that it is approximating the
thirtieth year of its existence here is all
that need be said, '
Ciry Court.
Wright Simmons was before tbe
Mayor this morning, for the third time
in three days. He was charged with
larceny. The prosecutor withdrew the
warrant and Simmons was discharged.
Robt. Waddell, colored, was arraign
ed for cruelty to animals. He was ad
judged guilty and sent on to the Crim
inal Court for trial.
Ed. Herring, for being drunk and
disorderly, was fined $10 or 20 days on
the streets.
W. L. Currie, drunk and disorderly
and carrying a concealed weapon; was
found guilty in the first case and ordered
to pay a fine of $10 or go below for 20
days. Jadgment was suspended for
the present in the second case.
W. L. Young, colored, an escaped
prisoner from Cumberland county jail,
was ordered to be detained until Wed
nesday. A. Morrison, a colored sailor from
the West Indies, who was charged sevs
eral days ago with carrying a concealed
weapon, when judgment was suspended,
was brought before the Court this
morning and a fine of $25 or 30 days in
the county jail was imposed
Jify List forU. S. Court.
Following is the list of the jurors
drawn for the next term of the U. S.
District Court, which meets in this cty
on Tuesday, November l3t:
New Hanover County D A Smith,
Clayton Giles. C L Graflhn. Daniel
Klein. J W Jackson. James D Dry.
Samuel W Skinner. Benj ScOtt. J T
Mclver, Patrick DonJan. Wm Gil
christ. W L DeRosset. Owen Fenneli,
A M Waddeil. Jr, John C Chaso. D L
Gore, P H Hayden.
Columbus County J M Highsmith.
S A' Smith. M M Harrelson, Henry
Coleman. A F Toon.
Duplin County J C McMillan, Holly
Williams. D M Pearsall, Walter R
Bryant. Nelias Cooper.
Pender County R M Croom. John
A Jones. Stephen Filyaw, Sterling
Allen. T J Bradshaw. W C Keith. R C
Johnson.
Bladen County T D Love. Sr.
Matbis Byrne, Enoch Estis. A J
Bryan
Sampson County J W Wright,
John Borden, Alyin Royal, Noah Mit
chell. TJ Lee.
Robeson County John Humphry. E
F McRae. Robt T Carlisle.
Brunswirk County S J Stanley. J B
Mercer.
Indication
For North Carolina, fair weather,
light to fresh Northeasterly Winds.
School Books and School Stationery
you can buy cheapest at Heinsberger's.t
Sudden Deatu!
We are pained to learn of the sudden
demise of Capt W.T. Murray, an aged
and respected citizen of this city. He
has been confined to his room for three
weeks by nervous prostration. Yester
day he was feeling better, and thought
he would sit up. After sitting in tho
Chair a short while, he was taken worse
and died in a few minutes after reach
ing the bed. Deceased wa3 about 60
years of ago.
State Pmisiouers.
Mr. S. VanAmringe. Clerk of the
Superior Court for this county, has re
ceived from Gen. W. P. Roberts, State
Auditor, the list ot persons entitled to
pensions under Chapter 214, laws of
1885. There has been no change in tbe
list and as the names have been pub
lished already more than once, it Is not
necessary to give them here again.
There are three veterans on the list.. all
of whom were wounded, two from the
3rd Regiment and one from the Glat.
and nine widows of soldiers, alt of
whom were killed in action. All ot the
twelve give Wilmington as their resi
denco.
Of uteroHt t' Dentists.
Mr. VanAmringe. Clers of the Su
perior Court, had occasion to address a
commuoicatioa a few days since to Dr.
J F. Griffith. Secretary of the State
Dental Board and we have been
allowed to make the following extract
from Dr Griffith's reply :
"By reference to Chap. 178 (that part
pertaining to dentistry) Acts of Gen
eral Assembly. 1887. you will observe
that Sec. 1 applies to those who shall
commence the practice of dentistry after
the ratification ot the Act, 3d March,
1887. Thiss class are entitled to regis
ter with the Clerk ot tho Superior
Court, in I he county in which the per
son who proposes to begin practice re
sides, upon presentation to tbe Clerk of
a diploma from a reputable dental
college, or a license from tho North
Carolina State Board of Dental Exam
iners, signed by members ot s'aid
board.
"Sec. 4 applies to all who were legal
ly engaged in practice before the re
cent act. If dentists now in practice
were engaged in practice prior to 1879
then it was their duty to- register with
the Secretary of the Examining Board,
who is responsible to the clerks for
their fees and to the Stale for a correct
list ot those who have registered In
order to continue; practice legally jt will
be necessary for them to procure from
the State Examining Board a license.
which license you are authorized to reg
ister. fee 50 cents, or by applying to any
member ot the Board who will conduct
the examination, they ma7 (it the ex
amination is satisfactory) get a tempo
rary licensg. which will be valid until
the next regular annual meeting of tbe
Board. Dr. Durham, of your city, is a
member of the Board, and can grant the
temporary license. You have nothing
to do with their cases until a license is
secured."
.Personal
Mr. W. E. Worth has goneto New
York on a business trip.
Maj.T. D. Love, of Bladen county,
was in the city yesterday.
Gen. S. H Manning, Sheriff of the
county, has gone North on a brief visit.
Col. John J. Hedr'tck will leave here
on Monday for the New York markets.
Mr. J. Weil returned last night from
a visit to the Baltimore and Philadels
phia markets.
Mr. J. N. Sebrell, auditor of the
Caroliua Oil and Creosote Company,
left this morning for Virginia, where
he will spend a few weeks.
Mr. W. G. Fowler, who has been se
riously ill with an attack of fever at his
residence on South Front street, is ru
ported as somewhat better.
Mj Foster is so much better that Ue
rode down town this morning. We
hope that he will be able to resume his
position on this paper in a few days.
We are pleased to learn that John G.
Norwood, who has been confined to
tbe bouso since last August with a bro
ken leg, has so far recovered as to be
out yesterday.
Mr. E. W. Cook. Advance Agent of
the Florence Bindley tioupe, who are
to play here next week, is in the city
making the necessary preliminary ar
rangements Lincolnton Courier : Rev. Dr. E. A.
Yates, pastor of tbe 1st M. E church
at Wilmington, is one of ihe gueste at
tbe hotel here, and has bseo refreshed
enough since he came to b able to
preach, and hi. services last Sunday
night in the Presbyterian church and
Tuesday night in the M h. church
were mucn enj ed.
Uyspepoia tor 5ixtwn Yrs-
M P. Holland. P.? master. Rock-
away Beach. Long Island, N Y.. was
entirely cured of dyspepsia and rheu-
w . i
matism ot sixteen years s'andiog by
taking i wo BR4NDKETH'- PiLW pvery
nUht for a month. During the month
be look them hp gained eight pounds in
weight
t
Only, one interment in Bellevue
Cemetery this week and that a child.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day root np 2, 125 bales, against 227 bales
for same date last year.
In Oakdale Cemetery there have
been only two interments this week,
one adult and one child
There were five interments in Pise
Forest Cemetery, colored, this week,
two adults and three children.
The Register of Deeds issued four
marriage licenses this week, one to a
white couple and three to colored
couples.
British Steamship Ecerest. Capt.
Dugiass. of 1.113 tons burthen, arrived
here to-day from Baltimore, consigned
to Mr. C. P. Mebane.
Ger. barque Max, Brudigom, cleared
to-day for Newcastle-on-Tyne. with 2,
691 barrels rosin, valued at $2 600.
shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt &
Son.
Workmen are busily engaged in re
moving the Bridgers residence, corner
Front and Chestnut streets, in place of
which the new Federal building will be
erected.
The tides are over everything at the
Sound now and there :s tine fun shoot
ing marsh hens. Some were offered in
market this afternoon at 75 cents per
dozen.
Night services will be resumed to
morrow night, at 8 o'clock, in the First
Baptist Church. The hour for Sunday
School has been changed from 9 a. m.
to 3:30 p. m.
To day's receipts of cotton are the
largest, thus far, amounting to 2.125
bales. In addition to this some 500
bales more were received but will not
be reported until Monday.
We would advise all. our readers in
need of shirts, to stops at the Wilming
ton Shirt Factory and get thj best
white shirts in tbe land at 75 cents.
J. Elsbaoit. Prop., 27 Market street.
Monday being a Jewish holiday Mr.
M. M. Katz's store will be closed on
that day, but on Tuesday it will be
open bright and early, with many new
and attractive articles, fresh from the
New York markets, to show the ladies.
Cotton.
The receipts of cotton at this port for
week ending with to-day foot up 9,442
bales as against 735 bales for the cor
responding week last year, an increase
of 8,707 bales. The receipts of the crop
year to date foot up 14,113 bales as
against 970 bales to corresponding date
last year, an increase this year of 13,
143 bales.
The Fire.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the fire
alarm was sent in from box 51. The
fire was discoyered to be at the Chan
piou Compress and we are glad to say
that it was only slight. A pile of waste
cotton, about 20 pounds, was ignited, it
is thought by a match that had been
dropped on the floor being run over by
a truck. The fire department were
promptly on hand. Tbe Atlantic hose
reel was the first at the scene.
Dog Collars. Large assortment just
received. Can buy a nice collar from
25 cents up, at Jacobi's Hdw. Depott.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Itev. Daniel Morrelle's
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
CORNER OF ORANGE AND FIFTH STS.
rjlUE TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL SES-
slon will bcaln (D. V.) MONDAY, Oct 3rd.
acpt 17 lm t th aat
Jewish Holiday.
-ryiLL CLOSE ON MONDAY, JULY 19th.
o observe the Jewish New Year. Will have
many new and handsome thlrg) to show on
Tuesday morniig y . 51. KATZ
tcptnit
Market Notice.
rp-JE STALLS, STORES AND SPACES In
the tevcral Markets of the City will be rented
on tbe 20th Inst, on the following terms
Persona renting will be required to pay the
firtt month's rent in advance on the spot and
to give note, without security, however, ior
the balance, payabla monthly in advance, and
?c3ntaioloz a proviso that unon ten davide-
, .. . . .w- '
cease and tbe tenant. In that cae. shxll
vacate without notice or legal pxoceaa.
sept 17-1 1
K. D, HALL, Chiirnun
NEW ADVEKTISEMENT8,
Soatliport Saloon
J WJLL OPEN TO DAY AT SOUTIirORT
a first-class BEKK, WINK AND CIQAB
HALOiiv. Fresh Ueer always ot hand. The
finest Wine, and C'frar.)-!n the pure, tall
and eceme. J. a. A.KWIS,
sept 151m . Soatliport, N. C.
For Rent.
JpURCELL HOUSB.
Fl FTY-f WO ROOM9. Tit
. Apply to V Ppiff
septllf WM. K.3PRINQEI5 & CO
Sale of Land for Par tition .
gV . VIRTUE OF A DEruCK OF TIIE
Sir crior Court of New Hanover County, the
underslgne t. Commissioner ay)olnted la and
lowlne lot 8Uu.itcl in the ciy of Wilmington:
Beginning in the W lino of" Eighth street 105
feet 8 of the 8 Use of irante street, thence 8
with W line f J' icrhth street fitt ft. thonc w.
parallel with Orange street 2al feat, thence N.
33 feet, thence E 132 feet to the beginning:
being part of lota 3 and 4 in Block :32.
MAKSDE UKLLAMY, Com'r.
aug 11 8t aiu? 12, 9, 26 sept 2, !, 17, 23
DICK & MEARES,
Merchant Tailoring k (Icntlcmea's Farnishinirs
No. Its N. Front St.
" Perbum sat sapienii."
sept S
"Pear Phosphates," 5c0nly
VERY REFRESHING AND NOORISU-
ing Syrup. Cools the BLOOD. Devoid of
Alcohol Creamy and Delicious. Not very
cold. Only at
J AS. D. NUTl'S, the DrugKiat,
sept 10 2i3 N. Front St.
UriLL REOPEN dONDAY. SEPT. 2GTH."
WW
Students carefully prepared for Business or
. ollege. Well equipped tor teaching. Please
enter sons at beginning of scbsIou. t ee Cata
logue and terms at Book Stores
Washington cATLETT.Prin.
p. b. manning, Asst.
sept 12 2w
Change of Schedule
FOH STEAMER PASSPORT. ON AND
fter TUESDAY, 6th inst.. Steamer Pass
port will leave for Carolina Beach at nine in
the morning and half-past two in the after
noon. On Sundays the I-ousle will leave at 9.30 and
the Passport at 2 o'clock
Train will leave the B:ach at half-past
twelye and half -past five.
- J- w- HARPER,
sept 6 tf nac General Manager.
BED RUSTPROOF
Seed Oats, Seed Rye, Seed
Wheat.
Gil AH AM FLOUR (Fresh Ground).
"yps HAVE A FULL SUPPLY OF THE
. ABOVE ARTICLES ON HAND,
which we offer for sale at lowest prices.
B. F. MITCHELL & SON.
sept 3-2w .
ICE. ICE. ICE.
JN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT WE IN
tend enlarging our plant, and shall soon hav
the capacity to furnish FIFTY TONS OF ICK
DAILY, we have decided to reduce the price
to the figures we originally Intended selling aL
Onand'after to-day we will furnish ICE,
delivered twice a day, at following ratci:
1 O fn Pounds, each delivery. cent
AJ Uf JJ rer l(0umj.
100 PoUBds cacn delivery, 40 ccntaper 1C0
Larcc quantities at lower rites.
Wc trust that the aoovc prices will be sat
lafactory to the community.
WM. E. WORTH & CO.
sept 1 if th sat
Sale Under Foreclosure,
JY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SU-
!erior Court Of New Hanover County, made
at the April Term. A. D. 1837. of said Court
in a certain civil action therein pending
Davis is icfcndat t, the undcialgnd. Commit.
w wi'r 'm v- su ciaj4 vjy aaiii Utii rf F. Will
on omly, the 2Gth tlay of September. ifT.
at 12 o'clock. M. on said day. at the Court
tiouse uoor in ino city ot WlimIogtonie!I bv
public auction, for cah. tho following lands
situated In Cape Fear Township, county afore
said, and described as follows: Bcxlnnlnr at
lrom the K. bank of the ft. E. branch of the
oape rear xiivcr. runnincr thme-p m. rii.
n IT 1 ) I. .. I .. . . -. . I . . 7
degress E. 17.1ehati!s to a stake; thence .
S&lFStfv2? cbalDS a ke; tnencl s. .
X E chiins to a Gum on the edieof
t.amp Branch, thence with the various mean,
ders of the branch to Its head, a floe tree on
-haln Koa.t, thence parallel with the Chain
Road 4-214 lcgrcf s fc. ..5 chains to a Cypress
on be edge of a iood; thence N. ,5,1 drceft
w, . cnaina ta a sukt ; tacnee S 72 degree
degrees W. ij-at chains to a fcUke; thence N.
17 degrees W 11.40 chains to the beginning;
tne sane being a part of Rock Hill Plantation,
and conuiaiDx )Cft aces.
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uy oinu uareo, win, on iuoikihv. therein day
"t feptember 1 87. Mil at tbe ourt JJouae
door in Wilmington, tar r.xnh. t 19 t. tni.
bookrf and school stationery is at Hdns
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