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if Sundays exccpwui Editor ana irf PAID: a POSTAL s"' rhs em Three (ft mu" ,- carriers, tree the above to a. flo. a 1, i WW .HI Please rt-port any and 'thoir paper res- VOL. XII. WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY; JULY 23, 1888. NO 153, LOCAL1TEWS. Tf; I 5 t'ft lfj i.'f t v . - s - . .MTV f'uijELPHlA cuHE Dollar it. , Index to New Advebtisehexts. M M KUtz Special Bargains , Heixsbekgeb -Muslin Flags r V C Miller Clgare, Cigarettes , Sylvan Grove Carolina Beach. 7 ueen or St Johx' Excursion. Lovn ll M eakks Flannel' Shirts " v " 1'AssFORT schedule for this Week Mrs E il Wiggins Visltore to the City Opkka Ilorsr rescent Opera Company 1 SlIAKPIK IvATlR XI Dikiviii QllUntr PorMu. i ( UIUUUq M Ubd J For pther locals see fourth pag The electric -lights were turned ou d u ring t he'eel i pse last night. " State Conference of Second AdventisU. The General State Conference of - j the Second Advent Baptist Churches i Of the State will be held in the Second Advent Baptist " Church of Wilmington, beginning August 9th. (Delegates will be present from al (portions of the State and a large crowd is looked for. The church i has been repaired and repainted an i tint icipat ion of the event. A number 1 of " prominent ministers of the Second Advent faith will be present from other States. ... Do you suffer from scrofula, salt rheum; or other humors? Take Hood's SarsaparilTa, the great blood purifier. 100 doses one dollar. The Grermania Cornet .Band will play for .the Second Regiment dur ing the parade here to-morrow af ternoon.' : " .'' Why is it that there is no battal ion drill by. the brigade at the En campment? We thought this was one of the principal objeets in bring ing the regimeuts together. f-bom diseased Uver.. Sim- CLTffBpUatornaa been the mean I lrsr more people w ueaim o-uu. 1, u giTlng them a healthy ttia ay other agency on earth, q , 'jsu iov get xhb qEmxz. U x isrp di wiy ch sat UAUS AAV uriwLiio- LTITO HE FOU PRICES AND TERMS I keep one j!wjlnjan Instrument, as yt lilJKl mocks oi IAMS AND ORGANS IN TIT E SOUTH. - ; aisell you any of the; first-class ' manu- . . . v FROM !190 UPWARDS. In a "tight Place. Mr. Greorge Tienken narrowly missed serious injury yesterday. He had his liorse hitched and was about to drive off frcjintbe stable when the horse starped off before Mr. Tienken could get into the buggy. He was thrown against a tree arid then under the buggy but he held on to the lines. In this position Mr Tienken was dragged about 200 yards," pluckily holding on to the reins all of the time and tryjng to Ttie Marine 'araie;willJtaKe place promptly at 3, o'clock to-morrow afternoon. The tirst gun will be -lired by the Marie at 2:30, os asig- nal to get ready, nnd a second at 3 o'clock for the start- - . -The chief officers; of the fire de partments and the commanding offi cers of the various fire companies went down to . Wrights ville this af ternopn on a visit to the camp. They were accompanied by Mayor Fowler and the Germania Cornet Band. check the horse, which he finally Org; ans FEOM $45 UrWAKDS. CD FOR CATALOGUE. ".Ij. Stone, KALEIGH, N. C. BRANCH HOUSE : I Dock street, betm een Front and ;second, WILMINGTON, N. C. ,J0tI The Stokley Flonse, DUTIES IN WANT OF ACCOM3IODA- TSSt Wrl2htsv111i Will finrl tho Tnur PV JlbE well supplied with nil that, Irtipc rdby the day, week or month at low .C3 ?Uie1evemnnl0rCl,'r ataui' nour dur" AUofthedellL-aci, -as. snnujps, t furnished to guests.-. ,T5!f,'jr u..ats,Fishlng Tackte. LSMl JoaX rr0!1 the water "end is -ui ia) jams 01 Uie LHnOt. W. H. STOKLEY, Proprietor. ; An effort was made to have the Marine Parade to-morrow afternoon take place" at 5 o'clock instead "of 3, pA it is now announced. The change cannot be made, however, and we are Requested by the committee to say that it will take place positivly at 3 o'clock. Capt. R. P. Paddison has tendered the use of the Queen's wharf. Just South of Dock street, from whence the soldiers can witness the Marine Parade to-morrowafte?noon. This wharf, the CnstouiHouse wharf and those two just North of Princess street will probably be sufficient for the brigade. " V- L. DOUGLAS 33SHOE. FOR GESTLKUFN. ?ihh11 83 smlea Shoe In the nSg costing $5 or fC, and ,TtbM "nails to wear the stocking i!ammr,m them M conofortable st. v.a-!. a nana sewed shoe. Bur " .1UI.il r- . " ma-tr t V?cu.uine unless stamtied on nAr, ? as3 Shoe' warranted." Ly band14 sOE, the original 2 toS welt soe, which "in-made shoes costing from $6 rh?iVy5 .850 SHOK 13 un- iVw 15"K 13 worn ball 3 lie l scaom-shoe In the world. tf. Lace, nnri i, ;r, " f ale fcr IKl'GLAS, Brockton, Hum. Assurances llealized. Just as soon as-the matter was called to his attention Mr. James H. Chadbourn, Jr., General Manager of the Seacoast R. R., issued an or der to the effect that but 25 cents for the round trip will. be charged soldiers during the remainder of the Encampment. Our friends atthe camp will thus see that the assur ances we gave them 'last Saturday morning hav3 been realized. - ' iii m ' Personal. Mr. Edwin W. Kerr, of Clinton,. is in the city to-day. r Mr. Zeno H. Greene, formerly of this city, but now of Whitaker's, is here on a visit. Mr. D. S. Cowan, Jr., has been in the citv for a few days on a brief visit. . v - - . Governor arid Mrs. Scales, Gen Roberts, Mr D. W. Bain and Mr. Armfield. the Governor's Private Secretary, are all expected here to night. Prof. Alderman, who was to have presided oyer , the Mecklenburg county teaches institute, has met with sad afflictions in his family and will be unable to attend. Prof. M. C. S. Noble has sousented to act in place of Prof. Alderman. . 151g Excursion to "Weldon. A very large party of colored peo ple left here this morning for Wel don, the occasion being an excur sion given by the order of Good Sa maritans in this city. There were U coaches,ali crowded. On a simitar excursion, about this time last year, there were" 14 coaches, all filled.. It will be remembered that the heat then" was very intense jind that one colored woman died from the effects of it and several other of the excur- i succeeded in doing. He was bruised somewhat but .we are glad to know escaped serious injury. Tito Lunar Eclipse. - The lunar entertainment last night, given in honor of the boys in camp, but not for their special bene" fit, was witnessed under very favor able circumstances. It began prompt ly on time as advertised by the as tronomicalschedule makers. - At a few minutes before 11 the shadow began to creep over the Eastern face of the moon and before 12 o'clock her face was entirely cover ed, with the cloud. The veiled beauty, however, could be plainly distinguished behind the veil she wore. About half-past 1 o'clock this morning the shadow began .to steaj away and in an hour the full, round moon in all of its glory was shining from a cloudless sky. In Camp Yesterday? Sunday in camp is generally a peaceful, placid day and yesterday was no exception to the rule. It was different, though, very essentially, from those the tar heels were wont to spend in camp . during . the late civil war. Then, when they were not called upon to do. a . little fight ing (and somehow Sunday seem ed to be a favorite day with the great . leaders for this di version) they amused themselves in camp by alternately dozing the sunlit hours away and hunting around among the rags which cov ered their sorely-tried bodies for "greybacks," , a breed of insectfe which seems to have become extinct of late years. . - . There were joint religious services vesterdav in the camp, both fore- noon and afternoon. The first was conducted by Rev. Dr. Harding Chaplain of the First Regiment,and Rev. Dr. Carmichael, Chaplain of the Second Reeriment. Those of the afternoon were conducted by Rev. Dr. Law, Chaplain of the Fourth Regiment. They were all well at tended, by civilians as well as by the .troops. V - The usual drills were suspended, as a matter of course, but dress pa" rade was held at 6 o:clocK ana was perhaps the most attractive and in teresting of any yet had. " - The following were the camp offi cers for to-day. ; FIRST RKGLMKNT. Officer of the Day Capt. E. G. Harrell. Officer of the Guard Lieut. J. W. Albertson. ' SECOND REGIMENT. Officer of the Day Capt. J. H. Daniel. - - - Officer of the Guard Lieut. G. F. White. : THIRD REGIMENT. Officer of the Day Capt. R. F. Dangerfield. - Officer of the Guard Lieut. E. F. Gilmer. FOURTH REGIMENT. Officer of the Day Capt. J. H. Barnard. "; - Officer of the Guard Lieut. R. J Crazed by Religion. . j . T City Court. ' -A gentleman was driving out yesj I There was a ' small' assemblage at terday afternoon near Mosquito 'the City Court this morning and a Hall, about two miles East of the docket that showed several cases, city, when he came across a forlorn 'which were disposed of as follow specimen or humanity. It was a f James Hern affrayr $10 or 20 colored woman, almost naked, lean- days. " r ing against a tree, lie accosted her v Charlie Onslow, disorderly con and asked her what she was doing duct, $20 or 30 days. - , there and-when she turned to reply ! William Mclntire, larceny, dis. was so weak that she fell to the ' charred " . ..... . m."-'. - - . . i, .. . ' " - "' grouuu. ine gentleman sprang from his buggy to Jier assistance. OU,. . . " " s a. 'j - " "j one teununy emaciiueu auu , ; a prtnp- ,affr,v i,lt,,or, 4. :,i ! ' - ner into tne puggy anu wrapped a Randolph Job uson, disorderly con duct, $5 or. 10 days. waterproof around her 'and started J for assistance. ; On the way she ram bled so in her talk that the gentle man soon found that she was insane. She said that the Lord had com. manded her not to eat and that the" devil was trying all of -the time to get her to say that she was hungry; buf she would not, for in that case her soul would be lost. The kind- hearted gentleman drove to se vera places in the neighborhood, trying to get assistance from some of the colored people near by, but found considerable difficulty in securing it. At last, by a payment of money," a colored man took her in and prom ised to care for her until assistance could be sent. Mayor. Fowler was afterwards seen and he promised that he would send out for her to day and have her cared for. The un fortunate creature's name is Minnie Allen and she will probably be sent to the asylum at Goldsboro. Horses for the ; Scotland Neck Mounted Riflemen are requested to be left at Capt. So nth erl ami's sta bles not later than 11 o'clock to morrow morning. They : will be needed only about two , hours, and .will not be ridden faster than a walk. fxen err fr:'? : f:i ; The nane c: tia rrl:cr nisheatotiioEiltcr. Cornmunlcatlona must t Trritt; c. osne side of the paper. - ! - - - . Personalities meet fco aTclici. -. And Ittoespedally and part! c r.n : j , ur. : stood that the Editor doe3 not alvrays eni: r:.3 the Tlews of correspondesta czlzzs to t-t:3 In the editorial nnliiTnr, . new AivniiTicnrirz:;:. BY RAIL AND STEAlilEIL TICII f. :. t : Wrlghtsvllie to Carolina1 Beach tr.a r: t ;a, i . cents, will be for sale at the WrlLtiTii: i i : r tlon of the Seacoast Road'durlr? t ' menu Cape Fear Lodge No. 2 will have initiation ceremonies Tuesday night, conducted by Capt. A. - Bobbitt, P. G. M. of the Grand - Lodge. : Orion Lodge and visiting Odd Fellows will attend. ' v .,: r ' ; The Hornet's Nest Riflemen were to have had a blackfish excursion to day on the steam yacht Tarpon. safe from Proof B urglars. You can be them by using the. Burglar Blind Locks, sold at Jacobi's. eodlp H. VONGLAHN, Wilmington, N.C sionists were very sick after their!"1111 - -. return. i It is probable that an unusually . - : : I large number of visitors from the Stock Crystal Spectacles and Eyeglass e; citv will be present to" Witness the Advice to old and young: In se j dress parade this afternoon, . lecting spectacles you should be cati-j tious.not to take more - magn ifying WireCloth for your windows and vowcr than has been lost to the eye aml doors can be had at Jacobi s as in the? sunrie nronortion that vou i w. Depot... - - pass that point of increase, will cause you further injury to the eye. Using glasses of stronger power than is ne cessary is the daily "cause of prema ture old age to the sight. You can get the best at Heinsberger's. Decoration. : - Flag Bunting. Flag Bunting. By the yard or piece. For sale by I. SHRIKR, ' . 16 N. Front street. . Chimes of Normandy To-Nit;ht. t ; We are "glad to announce that the Crescent Opera Company will- re main with us a few nights longer. They played Saturday night to a fairly good audience and to-night they will present again the Chimes of Normandy. This is the piece with which they first opened the season here and in which they made such a line impression. : It is an opera in which the Company excels and in which they are sure to please. We hope ' that large . houses will greet the troupe during the remain ing evenings of their stay in this city. The entertainments they give entitled to the warm appreciation of our people and our guests. Programme and Route of the Marine Pa rade, Tuesday, .Tuly . 4th, at 3 o'clock P. M. Boats to form on the .West side of the river, commencing at Point Per ter and -- extending up - the river alongside of timber pen. Boats to come into line as hereinafter named: 1st. Vertner, Capt. Morton 2d. ;ida Louise, Capt.JStewart. v 3d. Oklahoma, Capt. Stewart. 4th, Navassa, Capt. Thornton. Boss, Capt. Morton. , -Louise, Capt. Sellers. Bessie, Capt. Crapon. : Pet, Capt. Taft. " . Craighill, Capt. J. H. Wil- ; TheCampalgu Organ. - , : T- ' The numerous newspapers of the State have put on theif . war .paint and settled down to business,- We may expect' some lively music be fore November, The best campaign Organ and one we can recommend is sold by J. L. Stone. Polite and attentive salesmen will take pleas ure in showing instruments and giv ing prices. ; ; i v ; : .-, C .t :" NEW ADVCS artSBtttitfU Sharpie Kati 5 M. Daniels, QAPTv I. W. JOHNSON, WILL TAKE PAR- ties Sailing, Trolling or Fishing. Parties ta ken to the Fishing Grounds outside or up and down the ChanneL Charter parties accom modated. For terms apply on Board or at the uoteL JyZJU OPERA E-JOUGE. The Crescent Opera Comp'y 5th. Cth. 7th. 8th. 9th. liams. 10th. ltth. 12th. 13th. 14th. I5th Enterprise, Capt; Excu rs ion s. ; S I S THE QUEEN . OF ST. JOHN'S WILL take part tn tne Marine Parade appointed for Tuesday, she will not run her - schedule to South port on that day, but Instead run an Down the river, leaving her wharf foot o1 Dock street at 9:30 a. m.. and returnlnfir at 1 v. On tKe Farafle. ; The Queen will leave her wharf at 2 o'clock n. m. to take part In the Marine Parade. Her spacious decks wm. afford a splendid view of tne entire paraae, ana excursion tickets wiu oe soia ior tne tnp ai zs cents. - K. f. A1JU1SUJN, Jy23 It ' ' , Master. Acma, Capt. Taylor. Lisbon, Capt. Black. Delta, Capt. Sherman. Easton, Capt. Kinyon. ' Italian, Capt. J. T. Harper. 16th. Blanche, Uapt. Jacobs. v 17th. Passport, Capt. Snell. 18th Murchison, Capt. Smitlu 19th. Hurt, Capt. Robinson. 20th. Cape Fear, Capt. Tomlinson. 21st. Sylvan Grove, Capt. J. W. Harper. -- .'.y- 22nd. Queen of St. John's, Capt. Paddison. - - , 23rd. U. -S. , steamer Colfax, re spect fully invited to join in the pa i"3id.6 -; '- " ' ' Steamer Marie, Capt. E. D. Wil liams, will act as the starting boat and to see that the line is kept in or der. . , . : Route of Boats Starting, from Point Peter, proceeding in ; mid stream down the river." When the leading boat is opposite Market Dock, at a signal from I the - Marie, each boat will give one long blast of the steam whistle, also -one long blast of the steam whistle when op posite the Creosote Works; Pro- Jl 1 . A ' T1 t ceeumg uown ine river ro niacK. Buoy, opposite the Dram . Tree, rounding the buoy, turning from the Eastward to Westward, follow ing the West side of the, river up opposite to the Champion Compress. As each boat arrives opposite the Compress it "will give three blasts oi the steam whistle, turn and pro- J A JA .1 1- .. . ..... ceeu tu its uuck. t AH boats are requested to display 1 930 a.-m. and win jom in the all of their bunting. It is especially j v - - ; . - requested that all boats wiu use ei- wriiu iuanue; raruUf r traordinary caution while in the J - ij f . line and when breaking line, give ; ti""w yi" ah UAi p. tne proper, signals at tne proper , wal also a - .,. time, in order to avoia any acci dent. : TO-NIGHT,' Ohimes of Normandy. "A deUghtf ul performance." Star. "One of the most pleasing entertainments ever given in Wilmington." .Vesseer. . -Jy23 It , Steamer Passport's gCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK. EVERY day, except Sunday, leaves foot Market street dally, except Tuesday, at 9 o'clock a. m. for Southport, the Forts and to Sea,- Returning, leaves southport at 3 p. m. - A Ten Cent Excursion; every evenlnsr at 6 o'clock, except Tuesday. : On Tuesday leaves aieaup. m. - - On Tuesday the PASSPORT will leave South port at 730 a. m.. and brinsr un an Excursion to witness the soldiers and Steamboat Parade m the afternoon, and return to Southport as soon as the Parade is over. - ' The Passport, Blanche and Italian will take passengers oa the Parade at 25 cents each. jy 23 It W v; .-. J. 11. UAKrK; Bache'o Dining Perl rAROLINA BEACH, those Par: j now furnished with lwiitA n.ni ntf, - tn. Waiters. All patrons will be served rrc: :: and to their satlsfacUon. Price of :..cau" r duced te 35c. Price of Bathing Suits l v, :r desiring a nice Fish Dinner would r" n i s pay us a visit. . C A Seal Estate at Aucticn, - . . BY CRONLY & MORRIS ON TUESDAY 24TH, 1888, AT 13 O'CLOCT M., we will seU at the Court House, in tL: i City. TEN UNIMPROVED LOTS. frontlrT. on Chestnut, between Eleventh and Twt iiui streets. - That VAL.TfAHT.TC TrT Axrh TitcrT r t ltuated-upon the east side of Second trrv't. oeiweenAnn and Nun streets, the res'. - -of the late Coi. w. L. DeVane. . That very desirable Lot and Store,' with r ' In rear, south side of Market, between 1 1 . ti' miu. t atcr aireeis, Known as NQ. 13. ' ' Jjr zi : . v . j . . . Wilmington eacpR. R, SCHEDULE EST EFFECT JULY SO,, AT 6A.M From Wilmington, Leave 6K a m Leaver. .... 9dX) a. m Leave., 10:10 a. m Leave .. . .... .11:55 a. m Leave... r.;.; 2:15 p. m Leave... ;..r.. 3:10 p. m Leave. ... . ; 4:10 p. m Leave. .. . . . 5:10 p. m Leave........ 6:40 p. m Leave..;. 75 p, m Leave........ 85 p. m i.eave . . . ft35 p, m Leave . : .. . . . . 11:30 p. m From Hummocics. Leave....... 7.4"a.ia. Leave. .... ,10:(- a. ra. Leave. .'. .; . .11 ( " r... ra. Leave.......!.! 4 i . :i. Leave.....;; 3.' ',.::, Leave.;. 4 -i . : Leave.....;, r . Leave. 6: j . : . Xeave....... 1:L)-.: Leave....... ' . 1 Leave:......lG. ; j ..: 1 Leave.... i.. 10. jp.M.- Leave. . .... a. ut. J. H. CHADBOURN, JR., July r0.tf t - General Master. CAROLINA ; BBAGi: "Steamer Sylvan Grove ... . -.,. ' k - yjrjXL LEAVE FOR CAROLINA JJACa Monday, TuesdaVf Vc3nc : . day & Thurcday -AT ShSO A. M. AND &30 F. if. Friday and: Saturday at9-0a. m.and2t30p. m. ; . . She wiu aiso make a SUNJOAY TEIP, l:av- tog at 2:30 p. 'm. I OST-A DIAMOND FROM A RII'Q vrc!;h- lng t)4 Carats. The above reward will ta r for the recovery of the same. Lost tc:v cca the Postoffice and Market and Biyth strata. V ' S. H. FISUliLATiJ, JT.20 tf;'-:..: ; North Front Ltrect. .JO CAROLINA BEACH. STMK. 8LVAN GROVE Willleave for Carolina Beach on Tuesday at rJuclin Flcr jr ECEIVED BY EXPRESS 1,000 Muslin Flags on Sticks ALSO, BY STEAMER 1,000 ChineseandJapzncia Lanterns. Please sendi in your orders, one ani all, zlA supply yourselves lntimerxosr HEINSBEEQER. 7 , Visitors ao4 Stninr':r3 ARE RESPECTFULLY. INVITED TO CALL HEINSBERGC! Live Boot and Music 'stcre. J720 :. ' : . '. - .'. .. : HOWELL Csl CVIZZ . E. D. Williams, . ..v Geo. M. Crapon,: Committee of Arrangements. - Dog collars. Largest "and finest Moonlight Excursion, j with Music for Dancing, and Grand Display of : F I fi E VJ O n? I c assortment ever before brought to at the Beach, leaving ace p. m. sharp, and ar ... A , . " . T ..pitt,w rivlngback In Wilmington promptly at eleven, this city, to be had at wfacooi s HdwJ -, - j. w. iiarper. ftwlr Y t - v. :