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THIS TAVZR published every evening. Sundays excepted, By JOSH- T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. SUBSCRIPTIONS. POSTAGE PAID: One year, 14.00. Six montlis S2.01 Three months. ILOOL one month, ps cents. The paper will be delivered by carriers, free ot charge, in any part of the city, at the above rues, or 10 cents per week. Advertising rXLe hwa llberaL rr-subscrlbVrs will please report any and all f Allure to receive their paper regularly. anfalllnj Specific for Liier Dlseas. ;! fiir i UiilO month; tongue -. or covered with a brown fur: puiii ' ' -u k. ld.-. or Joint nn misiaU.T r i'!"UiuuH-ra : wur stomach; . .,-rtuc; tomcltine huiimti tnd-wnt-r r lndh?etUn; flatulency aixraclt .. (.itiwn: Uiwds alternately iw.f--,.IUx; headache; lowiof memory, mil li . ..nful MtuUlon of having UllW to uo .-thlur which oucht to hnve hrendonc; '.iiU;1ow nplrlw: a thick. yllon p- ...raw of the kln and cyet; a dry .,,h: rcrr: rcUosMirAM; the urine I. ..ntv and h!sh colored, and. If allowfd to .nd'. deplu a sediment. : VISIONS LITER REGULATOR (POflCLY VCGETABLE) I f ncrvllr uod In the south to orousa Torpid "Llrcr to a healthy action, it sets with 0irordlnrv tfflcacy r ths J.VEF .ver, kidneys. and bowels. tl IfftCTLIL SrtDiC 101 M:rla Bowel Complaint, Irp4la. Mck iieaaacne, Ol:tlptlon. Iiaiaunnew. KMncy Affection. Jaundice, Mental Dpn-wion, Colic rJ.MJi by the u t f 7 Million of Bottle, a THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE is- Children, fcr Adult. and for the Aged. ONLY GENUINE fc- our Z Sump in re J on front of Wrapper. J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., roriTus. rrlce, l.OO vox S tc lstp dJtwly ch sat The foreign mail received at New York is sometimes enormous. On Saturday and Sunday last 1,895 ack were received. An oheli.-k, to cost $100,000, is to Ik erected in Chicaga to commemo rate the valor of the police who took part in the Haymarket battle. The British yachtsmen have failed to challenge for the America's cup, and it is probable that there will be no international yacht nice this war. - . The Kev. Edward P. Miles, rector of the Church of the Reformation in New York, suddenly disappeared on Friday last and no trace of him has leen found. It seems that Senator John Sher man intends to oppose the confirma tion of Senator Lamar as a Justice of the Supreme Court. It would only be worse for the Court if John .should be. successful. There is a good deal of political "cussedness" in the Sherman family and John posses the larger share of it. He U as bitter towards the South as he well can be. . The Republican League of Wash ington, which was made an adjunct to the National Republican League, when the latter met there last month for the purpose of pushing the cam iwiign in the Southern States, has called a meeting of the chairmen of the State Leagues Of Southern States and Republican Congressmen from the South to be held at Wash ington about the middle of this month, when some plan of action will le agreed upon. . A hill containing a feature some what novel in legislation was intro- tl(lr-fl intn fVmrrrectt inwt lwfrn-M flit llK.1 eft 4 Caw tlm wnlinf 9 id a -vaa4a a.. awa aaivr a v i u a a onicers and crew of the sloop-of-war Cutuberland, the vessel which went to the bottom in her gallaut contest with the ironclad Merriinoc iullauii- ton Road nearly twenty-six years ago. The bill proposes to pay to the survivors of the Cumberland, and to the representatives of those who are no longer living, an amount of money enual to the estimated vaW of the Merrimac, provided it hall not exceed $200,000. The nov- lty consists in the fact that while paying liounty or priie money to a vel which has capture! or sunk opponent is very common, it is 'luite another matter fortlje, sunken veel to obtain a reward based on the value of the victor. The New York World says: 4Leo aIII does not consider himself war ted in accepting gifts from the representatives of a dynasty that deprived the Holy See of a tem poral jHjwer which, until a few years fl0, it h.id exarcisml fnr Pntiiriet mi i - - uta cHfc Itf UIIU OJ Hie iiriun a. t.t m : "l?IUlil Ouwn rtf ItK. flt Kom eV. i .. .J .t 1 I."' 'uuinaiiou in tlie roval luVholJ nn,l ... ;.t.. 1 cuiiini iru u iii Tnn.l.i . ' WoVli Klnff Humbert has re-. probably be continued for a longer uhe Duke of Torlonla from 'period than the time now specified: I ' . I .---j. r VOL XII the mayoralty of Rome for paying an official visit to The Pope's repre - sentative and offering the congrat- ulations of t he municipality on the occasion of the jubilee. The chasm? i.uwutt..H.u o,..t.,.r!.i n.wi Kt.iritunl tweenthv temporal ami spiritual thoritiesat Rome, it Ih evident, aul remains as pronounced as it was in the days of Victor Kmmanuel." . . - . . . The most remarkable cures of scrofula on record have been accom plished by Hood Sarxaparilla. Try it. Sold by all druggists. X.O 1ST E WS. iNPKX TO NBW AlV KHTtSKMKNTS. A SHR1KK Munt be SoM Dick & Mkakkj-I1e-e ;onds .Ions J iIedrick About Towels C W YATKsYeaYl Subscriptions l.'u haki J Josk!, SeOt'y Oakdale II KiNsBKK'iKK -Xow Year Presents Rest shoes for boys at French & Sons. Hay's length 0 hours ami utes. 55 mm Sunset to-morrow afternoon at minute pat 5 o'clock. The receipts of cotton at this port to-dav foot up '21'.) bales. There Were no interments in Oak dale Cemetery this week. There was one interment a child in Rellevue Cemetery this week. See the "Artful." the best rat trap known, at Jacobi's Hdw Depot, t There were two interments in Pine Forest Cemetery this week; both adults. ' Ladies will find a nice line of good reliable scissors at Jacobi's Hdw. De pot. Turner's Almanac promised stormy weather for to-day, but justthecon trary has been the case. The Register of Deeds issued -six marriage licenses this week, two for white and four for colored couples. Services in St. John's Church to-. morrow at 7:30 and 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in., by the Rector, Rev. Dr. Car. michael. A lighter loaded with guano sunk this afternoon on the West side of the river at the dock of Mr. E. J. Powers' guano warehouse. . Ger. barque Oberburgermeisicr on Winter, Hintz. cleared to-day for Bremen with 2,23G bales cotton, val ued at $103,230 shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son.' - 50 dozen all wool llannel shirts, in all shades and colors, for men and I boys, from 75 cents and upwards, at the Wilmington Shirt Factory, No 27 Market street, J. Elsbach, Prop. t The Chinese entertainment at the I City Hall last niht was well attend ed and all were pleased with, what they heard and saw. It was an amusing as well as an instructive entertainment. At tlie conference of the ministers held last night, it was decided to or- gamze choir in accordance with the suggestidn of Rev. Mr. Pearson, and steps will at once be taken to ellret that object. It is intended that the choir shall consist of 50 to 100 voices. . lo-morrow, January yth. will be the 73d anniversary of the battle of New Orleans, in which Gen. Andrew Jackson, commanding the American forces, defeated with terrible slaughter the Rritish troops under the command of Sir Richard Packen ham, the latter being among the killed. H , Cotton. The receipts of cotton at this port for the week ended January 7th, 1S88, foot tip 1,448 bales as against 1,1)35 bales for the corresponding week last year; a decrease of 487 l-l mi . . uaies. nie receipts ior the crop year to tate foot up 150,012 bales as against 110,722 bales for the corres ponding period lastyear;an increase of 33,290 bales. Excursion Ilates. : 'The authorities of the Atlantfc Coast Line, wjll issue round trip ex cursion tickets from points along the line of their roads to Wilmington and return forone fare, commencing resident of this city, but now a Bla on the- 10th in.st. and continued den county farmer, wom in th citv k'o' 'l hnrjlft' rharonfror rnr Anal v J j v I J lllOn til. the tickets tO be irOOtl for 241 1.. 1 , 1. . 1: t, WUa uic jhou puuuiu nvin ouix. ouumr, Bupennienueni. 01 me vim tAjm ml v In nil rnnrprnod it will strof fa, wtm Vina )aan tt ' f r - " . . . . .. . I 1 WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY. JANUARY ' Keiigion. Itm. ' Kev- D- H.Tttttle will preach at j Fifth Street M. E. Church to - mor - ! row UP the following subjects: At " a- Anp w'u .rv' of Christian work, and tne certainty of Christian xvork, and the certainty rreward-1'1' First la XV. 58; at 7.30, p. m., "Strongholds of sin to'be pulled down in Wilming ton. Text Secdiid Corinthians X, 4. A Swindle. A gentleman of this city a day or two ago, received a. written request, purporting to come from a colored woman, for wo dollars. The notel stated that her husband was dead and she wanted the money, to pay the expenses of his funeral. The gentleman, a generous-hearted citi zen, sent the money, supposing, of course that Hie kindness was proper Iv bestowed as the woman, whose name was signed to the request, hat frequently worked for. his family Much to his surprise, however, the woman has been at his house since the request was made, and site is not yet a widow, her husband being alive and well. The letter was a fraud, and the gentleman is a victim of misplaced confidence to the; amount of two dollars. Florida Tourists. An excursion party of about 200 persons passed through the city a little aiter7 o'clock this morning en route for Jacksonville, Fla. The party was composed mainly Of gen tlemen interesteU in the palatia Ponce de-Leon Hotel wnicli nas re- cently been erected in that flourish ing Southern city. There were also a. v a a a Quite a number wno win oe em ployes of the establishment, and there was also a fine band of music from New York, who will be present at the festivitiesattendingthe open ing to the public of the hotel. The party took breakfast at the Atlantic Coast Line Restaurant, at Front street depot, arid before their de parture the band played several pieces in exquisite style. The Ponce de Leon Hotel is one of the largest in the country, and has cost nearly or quite $2,000,000 in its construe tiou. City Court. There was.a light docket demand ing the Mayor's attention this morn ing and it was disposed of in the fol lowing order: Delia Hines, colored, charged with the larceny of a dress from her aunt. The testimony showed no intended guilt and the defendant, was dis charged. John Moseley, colored,- disorderly conduct. This is one of a gang who have been in the habit of congrega ting at the corner of South Second. and Dock streets, where thev in dulged in marble "playing, wrestling, and, very often, in loud and boister ous language, much to the annoy ance of the" residents of that vicinity. Complaint hasf equently been made regarding them, but the gang have been so watchful that the officers have found it impossible 'to make an arrest until yesterday when officer Piver stole a march on them and succeeded in arresting the de femlant. . The others escaped. The testimony was conclusive and Mose ley was sentenced to pay a fine of $5, or work 10 days in the chain gang. Personal. Sheriff E.Murrell, of Onsknv coun ty, was in the city yesterday on a brief visit. He has been sheriff of Onslow county for. twenty-seven years and a subscriber to the Daily Revikw for; ten years. ' The venerable Mr. Isaac Maoks, a prominent merchant of Baltimore, is in the city on a visit to his son, Mr. J. I. Macks. Mr. Ed. A. Brown, Route Super intendent of the Southern Express Company, is very sick at the resi dence of his brother-in-law, Mr. E. J. Moore, in this citv. He was some what better, this morning and we hope to hear more favorable news from him to-morrow. We are glad to hear that Mr. Nor wood Giles, who has been quPe sick is now better and hopes to be con valescent in a few days. Mr. Lucein T. Beatty, formerly a ta?i coici uat. Wfl nm rlarl tr nnt ia tVinf w ... . ....... ; several days has so far refcovered as to be again at his post of doty. 1 nw . w vu div.i : Review. criminal Co nrt. j The following have been the pro . ceedings beforethis tribunal to-day, j ap to the trme Gf closing our report: j state vs. Howard, wilful aoan ldonment. Guilty. ; Judgment not ldonment. Guilty yet pronounced. State vs. John i Baker, larceny. Guilty. Judgment eight years in State Penitentiary. J State vs. Sarah Fair, nuisance Guilty. Judgment twelve month in the County House of Correction the grand jury,, having concluded their labors, for the term, were idis"j charged to-day. The Tabernacle. I At the Pastor's Conference last night, at the conclusion of the ser'vi ces at Fifth Street M. E. Cliurch,the committee appointed to see what plans should be adopted for the ac commodation of the throngs that would flock to hear Rev. Mr. Pear son, submitted their report. The most feasible plan seemed to the committee, was to rent, if possible, the Champion 'Compress building", and they were empowered to see the owners of this property and endeav or to secure the same for the object in view. Finest shoes for ladies wear in the city at French & Sons. ' t A Kash Act. Julia Jf otter, a wnite girl, aged about 19, who has been at work at the cotton factory, made adeter mined effort to . commit suicide yes terday by swallowing the contents of two bottles of laudanum, which she had procured for the avowed purpose of ending her life. She had been in a desponding frame of min for some time and life had become a burden to her. She took the poison in spite of all that could be done to prevent it, and before physicians could reach her she was completely narcotized. Their efforts to restore her were not attended with satisfac tory results, and at last accounts she was alive, but in an extremely criti cal condition. Serious Accident. A letter was received here this morning from Mr. Willie Mayo, son of Mr. W. E. Mayo, written yester day at the "Rocks, which stated that on the 5th inst. The writer and Mr. James Wells went gunning for ducks, and returned at about sun down to Zeke's Island, Mr. Mayo left to get a lantern leaving his gun with Mr. Wells leaning against the outside of the house near the door. When he had gone about 200 yards he heard the report of -a gun, but paid no attention to the matter. After securing the lantern he re turned and found his gun lying on the beach with both hammers broken off, and Mr. Wells seriously wounded in the left thigh, with the flesh torn from the bone and bleed intr profusely. Mr. Wells! stated to BY Mayo that, as he opened the door, the gun fell and both barrels were discharged with the result as above stated. " The Week of Prayer. The meeting last night was held at Fifth Street M. E. Church, and the building was thjonged to its ut most capacity. In fact many could not obtain admission and were obliged to return home. The ser vices were conducted by Revs. J. W. Primrose and G. M. Tolson. Ad- dresses were also made by Rev. Dr. Pritchard and Rev. Mr. Hoge, which were able efforts. The music was excellent. The. meeting to-night will be held ajt the First Baptist Church. ' : Since the first nigjit of this "Week of Prayer" the meetiugs have " been constantly increasing in interest un til now, wheu the week has nearly closed, the religious feeling among our people amounts to a genuine enthusiasm. It is the wish among a great many that the meetings may be continued, and that the lay meu of the different evangelical churches of the city take the matter in hand and see what they can do in the cause of the Master. ' Itock Crystal Spectacles and ' Eyeglasses j dvice- to old; and young: In se lecting spectacles you should be cau5 : tious -not to take more magnifying vower than has! been lost to the eye iDass that point of increase, will cause m xi x tj1 ju numci j.iuocjct ucs . glasses of stronger pOyer than isne- iure 0fo age to a&iighL Toucan get the best at Heinsberger's. t nnDin .n . ci vriA loll t " o tt s T mam t - jn NO 6 Church Services To-Morrow.' Grace Methodist E. church. South, at Tomple ef Israel, S. E. corner of Market and Fourth streets, ftev. Kev. W. S. Creasy, Pastor. Ser vices at 11 a. in. and 7.30 p. in. Sabbath school at 3 o'clock, p. m. . Brooklyn Baptist Church, Hev. O.-M. Tolson, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 30 p. m. Sunday-School at 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Frlriav flight at St m First Presbyterian Church, corner of Third auu ui ange streets, ev. rej ion xi. iiugc, ruv tor. servlees at 11 a.-m. and 7 p. m. v Second Presbyterian Church,corner of Fourth and Campbell streets. Kev. J. W. Primrose, Pastor. Morning service"S""at 11 a. m.-. Night service at 7 30 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. in. Annual Congregational meeting Wednesday at 7.30 o'clock, p. m. The public cordially invi ted, seats tree, First Baptist ChUrch, cornerof Market and Fifth streets. Kev. T. II. Pritchard, D. D.' I'a&tor. services ac iia m. ana 8 p. m. sun day. School" at 3 30 p. m. Prayer and Praise meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock. . Fifth Street M: E. Church, between Nun and cnurcii streets, Kev. u. n. Tuttie, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 30 p. m. . Religious services in Tlleston Upper Room every Sunday at 3 P. Public cordially invi ted. St. Thomas' Pro-CathedraL First Mass at a. m. Second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and Benediction at 5 o'clock, p. m. Dally Mass at 6.30 a. in. . Second Baptist Ices at 11 a. m. and 7 30p.m. cnurcii and Tuesd?ySn!t at9 a' mvJTayermeln?every First Baptist Church (coL) corner of Fifth and Campbell streets, Kev. A. M. Conway, Dastor. Preaching at 11 a. m.. at 3 p. m: and at p. m. sunoay scnooi at l p. m. seais iree. St, Mark's Church, corner Sixth and Mulber- ry streets. Kectory opposite to the Church. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at 4 p. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7.30 o'clock. Holy Communion cele brated on the first Sunday in every month, and on all Holy and Saint's Days. Shlkjh Baptist Church, corner of Eighth and Walnut streets. Preachiag at 11 o'clock, a. m. Sabbath School at 1 o'clock, p. m. Preaching at 3-o'clock, p. m. Bible reading at 6 o'clock, p. m. Preaching at 8 15 o'clock, p. m. Seats free. Elder M. v. Morris, pastor.; School shoes for children, best in the city, at Geo. R. French & Sons.t new ADVERTisEMTS. Clearing Sale ! -AT- Taylor's Bazar - o : Mondays Special Sale -OF - Laces ! Laces ! Laces ! Of every make, quality, color,' style, at prices lower than ever heard of, which will astonish everybody. FACE VEILING to suit every- bodv. plain and dotted and in every color, and in trying, beautifying shades will be sold low before stock taking. Remember, Monday Bar- ga n Day ! Corsets, Gloves, Fur Trimming, Rib- bon, Gimps, Silks, Satins, and Plush- s, Velvets, &c, at astonishingly low j prices, at or's 118 Market St., Wilmington, N. C. N. B. Just received' Lace Skirt Ruching at 10c a yard. an 1 . "Oabdaie." 1 HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOT owners of Oakdale Cemetery will be held at company's omce. no. U4 IrfncessSt.. on Mon day, January yin, at s o'ciock, p: m. .KICIIJ A1U) J. JONES. JantiSt Sect'y & Treas. Piece Goods IAN BE BOUGHT BY THE SUIT OK BE MADE TO OKtiEK, AT DICK & MEA RES, Merchant Tailoring and Gents' Furnishings, dec 19 - 13 N Front St Firt,t National Jank of i Wilmington, fpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD ERS of this Bank for the election of Directors will be held at their Banking House on TUESDAY, JANUARY 10,. NEXT, ' at 11 O'clock, sc. m. v ' r H. M. BOWDEN, dec 30 31.Jan 6,7,9 V Cashier " -mj . - . : . V - ml & X irDroll II .sH!onablk haih ouiskrs p 3 Market ct . wiimireton. s c - - ' - - - Shop fuhy equipped witb all the latest tm proreaaeobi Courteous ani iwllte barbers always ready J "iS rcn, ' - erve eustometr. formerly wlib Jobn serve ins 01a pat fsbS2 7 1888 Tayl Bazar ' PLEASE NOTICE. We will Le glad to receive comtriUEj.caticr:s from our friends on any and all subjects ct general Interest, hut ' . . - ' The name of the writer must always be tux - olshed to tho Editor , , - , ! Communications must be written one side of the paper. " i. .. Perstonaliaes must ba avoided. ; And it is especially and particularly under- i stood that the Editor does hot always endorse ! tha Tie ws of correspondents unless so stated in thejedltorlal columns. SEW AIIVEHTISEMRVVm John J. Hednct:, Januar 6th, 1 888. ' We want ta talk to our friends about XoVFels. ToV els are an " interesting subject to all nice Housekeepers. . We have a weakness -that way, an d co n sequ e n tly fi ni our selves overstocked. , :We do not design to exaggerate, but confidently believe .that we Knr rnhrp .Tntirule flrin oor llcve IIlurc, 1 Qweis , man apy t4yo st6rcs in thecity; and t .; : , f t!i "i - i 5; have always sold them cheap er. We intend to sell them i v t . , r-11CclPCI ycu l-isiui, uur 7 . cents Dama'sk- rowels with fancy border, have been re- duced. to 2 kc. We sold a ; -. . ' . . , ,-m . .- . Scotch Huck toweV very large sze at oer dozen. theV are .v . worth 4. these-we let you have at $2,75. We give you a riuck: towel tnat would be cheap at 20c for 15c! A pure linen Huck; towel, a - little smaller .size at idc. Cotton towels as low as 5c, r and "ele gant towels up to $ 1 .50 each, which will be sold at areduc-, tion. 10 those who are well posted, the superiority, and. cheapness bf Our linen Stock r t- 1 111 "U1U3' "1C P13 uaiucu above' are for Cash, j , but prompt paying customers will .. ." ., - t y.-A - 1 , ' .: get them all the same; if you ' - ' : ' desire to derive the benefit of the. above ofter, call early. So much for towels. Next Week we will give you some infor mation in relation together goods. . ' , Respectfully; . , ' 'J- J. H. PJIUBT BE COLD 1 0 1 ., OUR ENTfRE STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING I 1 1 . - : 1 MUST BE SOLD AT GKEAT SACRIFICE In order to make room for Spring goods. At our Store and secure the Mggesi bargains ' ever offered in this line. , A. SHRIEK. 01(1 Stand, 114 fJarlit't St. Jan 3- . ; - Car Load Just In. TJECElVED TniS DAY A CAR LOAD OF SPLENDID .BEEF, direct from Western North Carolina, which will be on sale at my Stalls in Front Street Market. South side, every day for the next few days. Also, - - 1 ALL KINDS OF FRESn MEATS, V The public are respectfully requested to call - ..- ....... and see this fine beef. J. R GAR R ELL, ' Successor to W. E. Worth & ' .'a, , Jan52t , Front St. Market, South side. - School ,Books and School Station ery you can buy cheapest atHeins--berger's. . 7
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