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THIS PAPER every evening, Sunday except " josa T- JAMBS, Editor and Prop. VRlPTlCm POSTAGE PAID; 54.00. Six months $2.00, Three will be delivered by carriers, free in any part of the city, at the above MM oriocenwi rates low ana uuci. Lbers-vill please report any and rSutecnbers P regularly. MttOl i'-'- - . V EKT I HE M Bv Poller Rktes. OF THE 11FALTI1 OF THE people I have-imported flee Cas .0 Roller Skate. ! seoi you can ge all sizes at I E I N SB K KG E R" S. o VNI) OROAXS SOLD -BY ,t savannah. a., can be hi for ASH or the bo'i Tr )t Plan, m ,' Lowest rai'i :iivn.! Prices at iipf'sBF.RGERS ,,,VEBK AND MUSIC STOKE. BCb li j ;- W" Prai ' ,i women certainly asraxetta - - . t- I I , t t ll Jut .. ill" Tkefr iwt "V""1-.-ni,' f.iiHMi Hu'un lowi'ver. Is it. i'. B. (Ho semi to Blood Balm C Jill il.,i.t. .' fw lroofs i! i fasbidy. Kennesaw, ua., wnwss:-- Tli h v IKMII'-SOI l. I. eumi my ww ui IV Laws: Zalaba, Fla.. wiltes: ' ' ". .J.-thlnfr in miJI:ll IV H. It.'" "7T . iin,.lv Mminl X. t'.. wr tfS: V i- I II. . . . : N": ','.)...;.,.! iiV u relieved me. I reel j I i ! ,,noi iici ' l i ... f.a -My wife was in bad healt h tor eight .. , ' Five doctors and many parent mf.li- rn.' hSM UOlIt' TOT UU S'ni Six bottles of ii B. B. cored her." say: For . : ' ,i .ff,.v,.,i wirii rlieumatism. caused by rouble :u;u niuigt-buun, i i?v r i iwii it'i.ii nin ii ww. although several other medicines had ' '1;. v' j. M. Klchardson, Clarkston, Ark., -v -ir. -v -Mv wife suffered twelve years with m n.v.ikm nnfl feinnle fOniDlalllt. A lady i. i. l,wl i. ...ii unfurl nr II l l . . lU'tVIIMllf'.l !'V wilt' 1 J I I 11. i 11U U"" il -i , . . . 1 . .rli-i 11(111' savi tui-iv ii noiuiHjj u.- i. i. ' . .1. 111 II l n.-i il Mllii'l.". lr rave ii-r relief "STOKLEY'S "1 NVK A HE NOW i'ltK paii'tl HJ aicuiiiiiiuuan; -, all irlio may call upon us with the Finest Oysters to to 1ml on the Coast. We have made special preparai ions for the Season. Myrtle ffrove, Middle aiid Stump Sound Oysters .ill,' till . r h.inil CnMtiA1 n mav 1 1 rr Aviil J 11 1-1 -i r slj le desired. W. II. STOKLEY, oei mtr Wrightsville. For Rent. .1 - Mil lltlLIU. M"I l"U Ul UUIULU BUU ill ill! OKVKKAL HOUSES. STORES AN O Kooins in splendid localities. Also on the monthly installment plan. l.'PnK nrmnmtlv rrtMontafi Tavos onrf asuraaw attended to without extra charge. ..... j 11 WIIVVIVU. X I I .11. il 1111U MARTIN T. DAVIS, Real Estate Agent, ov ntr 1)0 Princess St Dings and Chemical?, 'ILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES, suouliler Braces, Trusses, etc.. etc. aiso iTeacrtptloiis tilled day or night at F: C. MILLER S, . Drug Store. . jau4 Corner Fourth and Nun Sts., 's'"t i V. . i ...i m - i-.-. AND Maturity Association OF WASHINGTON . D. U, ...fSH.U73.19 UaWlit.. None. m 10 awmUere fl2O,002. 1 -o HORATIO BROWNING, President. REGRGi; 1). ELDR1 DOE, N ' Manager and Actuary. u'"' at Absolute Cost. Wmraateeti i-oitcy. laMe6tiWe I)!iey. '' . auie in rasn at Fixol Aire A:i .,-r Absolutely Limited. Uxiu 'r !;vmentsper Vear. N " a Art cr Three Years, 1. S. 1IDDELLK,M. D a Mcaical D tree tort (. cson. special Ajrent. La ra lome office; 1,315 F Street, Pf. W. Wttmintrton N. C. 1 h!P Sf2 wder8 exist in thousand M ot ronns. but are surpassed by the "miciaui mvenuon. j nose wuo livin. .r.''wie uri tnat can ue uoue . 111 : 1 1 1 1 iiinti v,i 1 . . . . - ii uuiiic snniiin nr nnm crn t in r ;, , IU Co., Ptatiaud. Maine, and . 1- ll 1 . 1 . . v. v 1 ' V. V .31, HV 1 KM MAN OPTKMPEUATS and nWH;oS?J?,J?weinpilJyi??llt' 10 moral on. 11. UUUOl. .1, .1.1 V T. 'uces evAiii t i7. I. . HI Anw -vtwUi 7 t-XV. AAV 1 oa-J. t 1; 's .J per day and grood people of Wilmington are "li 1 1 H( . nnill MOS, Umiin 1. r. . i. . A IV III IHMM II Hi 111 I I Til I ' M V MM ...I I I . . . "-Bii. uo. itkr ims WOTK. AU HUC' I. ... K. : ... II T V i ... ser. Lock Bol 15&;'n y7 febWitv . The VOL XIII. It isgsaid that.10,000 men in Mon tana will be out of work if the pro duction of copper is stopped. i iic . ? i i- ii i'l iiii.-M.ri ui me in terior declares that Spain will not part with Cuba or any other of her colonies. Chief Justice Fullers youngest i dauirhter. who cloned and got mar ried the other day, is "free, white and twenty one' and had a right to please herself. Mr. Aubery, the happv man, is very highly spoken of. R. Or. Irrgersoll will lecture inKew York on Sunday evening for the benefit of the Confederate Soldier's Home at Austin, Texas. The Home must indeed be hard up if it needs the proceeds of a lecture delivered by "the right hand of hell" on a Christian Sabbath. It is now most emphatically de nied that England and Germany were "hand in hand1' in the Samoa affair. A cablegram in the Herald says: A Blue Book on Samoau affairs was issued to day. It contains 356 edspatches, the dates ranging from April 29, 1885. to February 28, 1889. The despatches show that England has been throughout in cordial ac cord, with America, and that she de clined to accede to Germany's re quest for assistance and co-operation in the restoring of order in Samoa until she had learned the amcricnu uhcuii e views tm wc abject On Xannry 29th last Lord Salis bury complained toOonntven Hatz feldt, (jerman Ambassador in Lon don, concernin' Prince Bismarck's. sinieiiieiii hi ii lleichstas: that in Samoa Germany and England were "'advancing hand in hand." The British Prime Minister said thtft the views of the two countries were identical as far as the future gov ernment of Samoa was concerned, but not otherwise $500 offered for an incurable case of .Catarrh in the Head, by the man ufacturers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. LOCALNEWST 1NDKX TO NKW ADVEKTI3EMENTS Munps Bros Pharmacists W M Cumming Mattresses Heinsbekger -Roller Skates F C Miller Drugs and Chemicals Miss Hattie J Fox New Spring Goods m- Gold, silver and copper bronzes are sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. All kinds of School Books and School Supplies can be bougw cheapest at Heinsbrjrer' " t Oil stoves of all kinds, for heating and cooking, guaranteed to give satisfaction. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Farmers, see the latest improve ment in back band hooks and rein snaps sold bv the Co. N. Jacobi Hdw, t Blind tenons for repairing broken slats in your blinds, can be used by the most inexperienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Hood's Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself and superior to all other prepa rations in strength, economy and medicinal merit. We have the largest assortment of cook stoves to be found in the State to select from and at factory prices. We guarantee every stove to bake and cook well and to give general satisfaction. iN. Jacobi Hdw. Co. The prettiest jar of pickles we have ever seen in Wilmington was on exhibition in Capt. Boatwright's store, on South Front street, this morning. It is a show jar and the contents were most artistically ar ranged. The Seaman's Bethel is now in condition for use and the usual meet ings will be held as formerly. Busi ness men's prayer meeting Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Preaching j Sunday.evening at 5 o'clock. The j public are invited. His Honor, the Mayor. Raleigh News and Observer: We note with pleasure that the result of j Trinity College; Dr. F. S. Harris, of he Democratic primaries at Wil Henderson, and the reporters of the mington Tuesday night makes cer Jdaiiy rjn-ess of the city, tain the reelection of Hon. John J. J Reports by the different assdeia Fowler to the Mayoralty of the city, i tions of the State were theq submit- m I T X 1 1 J - I 1. A. .. mis is u ueserveu triuuie to me .,iv;i;f.. o.wi f, 1 ti,..,..,tii,,Ln "wmJ uMcriifcjr ui MirKruw in uutr: lestion. Hisadiuinistration has Uoan a . signally progressive one, and him "fro,U his "OUtn e(i viHi hhu a4 a liov in 1 We play- the streets m We wiah him cou nnv iimd o ...... -.n. i ' ni,v inw.... arJOUS nued sueeess. D a ill WILMINGTON, N. C FRIDAY. MARCH 22, State Convention of the Y. M. C. A. The 13th annual session of the ' Young Men's Christian Association convened in theFirst Baptist Church in this city at 8 o'clock last night. There was a preliminary Bible reading at the rooms of the Associ ation, at 3:30 o'clock in the after noon, conducted by Mr. S. M. Say ford, of Massachusetts, a distin guished lawyer and a member of the organization. The church Vast night was filled to I18 "tmost capacity. The young people especially were out m strong force. The meeting was called to order by Dr. Thos. F. Wood and the ser vices were inaugurated by singing No. 135, of the Gospel Hymn. The scriptures were then read by Rev. F. W. B. Peschau. Pastor of St, Paul's E. L. Church. This was fol lowed by prayer by Rev. J. W. Prim, rose, of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, and the prayerby Gospel Hymn No. 145. Rev. Dr. Pritchard, of the Firs Baptist Church, then delievered tbe address of welcome. lie eloquently and cordially bade the deregates welcome to Wilmington and then spoke of the origin of the Associa tion, giving a brief review of its growth and dwelt forcibly and feelingly on the great good it is ac complishing all over the civilized world. Mi W. G. Burkhead. of Raleigh, was then called to the chair and on him devolved the duty of replying to the address of welcome, Which he did briefly but handsomely. Rev. Thomas Hume;D. D., Chair man of the State Executive Com mittee of the Y. AT. C. A., was then introduced. He presented Mr. S. M. Sayford as the speaker of the evening. Wo cannot follow Mr. Sayford' address in full. It was a perfect gem and no synopsis could possibly give an idea of its interest, force and beauty: He took his hearers with him on an imaginary journey around the world, visiting all of the princi pal cities in this country where the Association has been established and then crossing, the water carried them with him to the countries of the old world, to China, Japan, the Sandwich Islands, and even Africa and Asia, as well as Europe, describing the labors of the Asso ciation and the immense power for good it has exerted wherever it hns gained a foothold. The address was one of the most beautiful things ever heard in Wilmington and it was followed throughout with breath less interest by the immense con course. At the conclusion of Mr. Sayford's address, the chairman annonnced the following as a Committee on Permanent Organization, who re ported this morning: E. S. Tennent, Wilmington; J. B. Whitaker, Durham; R. T. nVyche, Oak Ridge: J. R. Young, Henderson; Wm. Black, Maxtori ; Win, Fife,Fay etteville; W. B. Henderson, Biug hams; G. T. Adams, Trinity College: W. M. Curtis, Chapel Hill. The congregation then sang the long metre doxology, after which Rev. Dr. Pritchard pronounced the benediction and the vast audience dispersed to their homes. SECOND DAY. The singing of a couple of Gospel Hymns began the exercises of tli day, after which there were Bible readings by Mr. Wm. Black, of Max ton. The committee on permanent or ganization then made the following report, which was adopted: President Prof. W. A. Blair, of Winston. Vice Presidents Prof. M. H. Hall, of Oak Ridge, and Messrs. D. G. Worth, of Wilmington, and W. S Pryor. of Fayetteville Secretaries Messrs. J. B. Whita ker, of Durham; J. F. Jones, of ; ted. all stowing satisfaetory results r, 1 I , it , . iruu; tue year s laoors, A discussion was then held , ah rn How to get the most good out of Convention?' which was nartici- several of the delegare- i,...uu.ii .rA wnii-i ouujruu reiaim 10 the progress and continued success ,.r fio ABinoiotin. (kni.A..t the State sre disq die. gats that igardig "Pfiyslcal Work" creating especial interest, as did also the "Educational fea tures"of the Association. The following resolution was then j submitted and unanimously adopt- j ed: Resolved, That it is the duty of this Convention, unless prevented by providential circumstances, to remain over for the devotional ex ercises on the Sabbath, and that no member, tinder any circumstances, travel on the Sabbath at anv time land especially on returning from mis convention. The following is the programme .for te remainder of the session: FRIDAY, MARCH 23. 8 P. M. Song Service. 8:20 P. M. 15 Minute Addresses: Our Physical Agencies, bv H. O. Williams, State Secretary Va. Y. M. C. A.; Our Social Agencies, by Prof. W. A. Blair, Winston; Our Spiritual Agencies, by J. H. Southgate, Dur ham. SATURDAY, MARCH 23. 9:30 a. m. Bible Reading: The Holy Spirit for Power, by Rev. P. H. Hoge, Wilmington. 1010:30 a. nr. Report from the State Committee: Chairman. Rev. Thos. Hume, D. D, Treasurer, E. L. Harriss, Winston Salem., State Secretary, L. A. Coulter. 10:3011:30 a. m. State Work. 11:30 12 m. District Work by L. A. Coulter, State Secretarv. 1212:30 p. m. Association Fi nances, Best Method of Securing them, A. G. Brenizer, Charlotte. 5 3:15 p. m. Devotional Exercis es, 8:154:10 p. . m. Meetings , for Young Men: ()Why HaveThem? by H. W. Jackson, Raleigh.; (6) How to Conduct Them, by J. Y. Joyner, Goldsboro. (e)HoW to Gather" Re suits, by E, L. Harriss, Winston Salem. 4:15 5;15 Bible Training Class, by G. M. Rosser, General Secretarv, ; Columbia, S. C. 8 p. in. Song Service, 8:20 p. m. International Work Presented. Address: College Work, by L. R. Mott, International Committee. SUNDAY, MARCH 24. 0:45 a. m. Consecration Meeting Men only. AFTERNOON, .ig Meeting. Ladies' Meeting, - KVENING. v Mass Meeting and Farewell ..Ex ercises. . For the Delegates. A number of ladies will give an entertainment to night for the bene fit of the delegates in attendance upon the Young Men's Christian Association Convention, The oc casion will be made a pleasant social one and will take place at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms over the Bank of New Han over. On this occasion the session of the Convention will begin this evening at 7:30 o'clock instead of 8 o'clock. The entertainment will take place after the Convention takes recess. Refreshments will be served. The Association of this city will give the visiting delegates an ex cursion to the Hummocks on Mon day. The train will leave at 3:30 o'clock. . Personal. Mr. I. Shrier returned to the city last night from his visit to the Northern markets. Mr. R. T. Burton, of the Orton House, has returned from a visit to various points in Florida. Mr. W. J. Lewis has resigned his position as local editor of the Mes senger and our clever frienct Mr. T. W. Cla wson , has again taken that position- We welcome him back to the 'force." City Court. Council Sheppard was found guilty of disorderly conduct but judgment was suspended on account of his former good character. VictorM. Barr, disorderly conduct, $10 or 20 days. John Johnson, disorderly conduct, $10 or 20 days. Trains No. 15 and 66 on the At- lantic Coast Line will be discontin tied on and after Sunday. April 4th, umber lo has been leaving Wil- j mington at 4:10 a. TO., going out; and number 66 at 9:15 n, in., going North. I Messrs. " Cronly & Morris had a 4i J -f.onA funni rlt.. 1 "TTTTZ. V" Court House door at 12 o'clock to- court nouse cioor at 1; o uiuciv iu- . V. t T ' W MVi . - DlrfW w . j . . . on . nponeptv. : The Ladie Memorial Association . ,hI v,.srAkv nfferttnnn to lOAke . , j some oi the pyfinlnary arrange menu Kir r iie nrouer observance of Memorial Day, but the proceeding were not given ont for .publication W 1889. NO 70. NEW AOVEUTISEMK.NTS Wool Top Moss Mattresses Manufactured to Order CHEAP! W. M. CUMMING. f Opposite City Hall. Pictures of Rev. R. G. Size (n x 14 inches), at C. Indications. For North Carolina, fair weather and stationary temperature. Blue badges were the order of the day. With the young men it was the rule rather than the exception. ,T7I ; , What can be nicer, on such a day i ....... J is iiks, Mian a urive on tne turn pfke and an oyster roast at the Sound ? Rev. Dr. Hume, Professor of Eng lish Literature at Chapel Hill, will preach at the First Baptist Church next Sunday morning. Tic douloureux or neuralgia can be instantly relieved and perman ently cured by the use of Salvation Oil. Price tenty five cents a bot- tie. If you want.a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select prom. t School, children's day on the Sea. coast Railroad to morrow. An extra train will be run, leaving at 9:30 a. m. and returning to the city at 1:30. The marble cutters at the govern ment building all went on a strike yesterday at 2 o'clock, but about half of them returned to work this morning. , The ladies will find something to interest them in the advertisement of Miss Hattie J. Fox, as published in this issue. She has. in store now many new and prettv and stviish things and the stock is being con stantly augmented. Two of our most ardent sports men went out yesterday on a hunt. They rode five miles and walked (they say ) twenty and got five birds, an average of one fifth of a bird to the mile. But they will try it again soon, Criminal Court. Jo Douglass, larceny. Gruilt Judgment not yet pronounced. Mary Pearsall, assault and bat tery. Judgment suspended on pay ment of costs. Elisha Brown and Samuel Carver, misdemeanor. Judgment suspended on payment of costs. Appointments Of the Bishop of East Carolina: April 4, Thursday, Consecration of Church, St. Gabriel's, Faison. April 5, Friday, Evening Prayer, St. Stephen's, Goldsboro. April 7. Sunday, Fifth in Lent, St. Mary's. Kinston. April 9, Tuesday, Morning Prayer, Holy Innocents, Lenoir co.; Even ing Prayer, La Grange. April 11, Thursday, St. Barnabas', Snow Hill. April 12, Friday, Farmville. April 18, Saturday, Evening Pray er, Bawson's School House, Pitt co. April 14, Palm Sunday, Morning Prayer, St. John's; Evening Prayer, St. Michael's, Pitt county. April 15, Monday, Morning Pray er, Bell's Ferry, Pittcountv; Even J ing Prayer, Bethel. Lenoir county. April 21, faster, Morning Prayer, Christ Church- Evening Praver St v uribt yuuroii, c,voiufr i ra er, nv. Cvprian's, Newbern. April 23, Tuesdav, St. Thomas' Craven county. April 24, Wednesday, GntceChu rch, Trenton, April S8, Sunday after Easter, jHorning Prayer, S. PauTs; Evening grayer, St. Mark's, Wilmington, j The Holy Communion at all morn ing services. The children catechiel whenever practicable. Th ofTerinrs to be for diocesan missions unless otherwise appoint ed. The Ve.KtnVs will please be prepar-1 fi tn in.t the Kishort I to meet the Hishon. ' " ' : A D VKRTIS RMKNTh Dress-Baking. f ADIES Of WILMINOTOS.IUtU AH1 oio, please to can. I shall wjJZ eft 5!f?S?. mn kJ old style Jgwong. W at isTi. North fi,ir madam c. m. brown. PLEASE NOTICE. i We will be glad to receive communicatio : awn our ftieads on any ana all subject 1 general interest, but , The name of tbe writer must always be u i nished to tne Edltor. communications most be written only on one side of u paper. Personalities must bo avoided. Ana it is especially and particularly "ftr stood that the Editor dees not always endorse the views of correspondents unless so stated in the edit columns. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Pearson. Cabinets and Large . Yates Book Store. By Steamer and Rail. -o- ) f Ol LD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO- A T I wie Ladies of Wllmineton and vipiniiv that, 1 llmington and vicinity that I am now receiving every day tresh invoices of NEW STYLES Ot Spring and Summer Millinery and Fanoy Goods, Hats, Bonnets, &c Have in stock now a beautiful supply, the Fu se of the season, to wnich attention la re spectfully invited. I give here a ftw prices: UPPER SCARF, 05 CENTS : J5 CENTS ; TIPS, per fcsuuch, 2&c. to $2. Also in stock a Fine Line ot Corsets and Bustles, all sizes and all prices. MISS HAT HE J. FOX , 213 Market St.. bet. Second and Third. mcll 23 tf The State Contention. J BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS of Wilmington that I havemade special prepa rations looking to tbe entertainment of the delegates to tbe State Convention of the Y. M. C.-A. I have just received ANOTHER CAR LOAD of that splendid Blue Crass Beef, from theffioualhsnQf. -JSVest Virginia -afifl- -Western Nortb Carolina, and will bave it on my stalls every day this week. I challenge Richmond, Baltimore, and New York to show better meat and I challenge the world to sell it as low as I sell it. This is no idle boast ; I mean business. Call and see this Beef and price it. orders left in advance promptly filled and goods delivered in any part of the city . J. F. GARRELL, stalls 1 & 2 Front st, MarJtet, South sifie. inch 21 2t Down with High Prices. Big Mark Down ! JJ F. PENNY GUARANTEES TO SELL clothing 15 per cent less than any other house in the city. Look at our astonishing low prices. Gentlemen's suits from $3.75 to $22.50. Boys' and Youths' suits from $1.75 to $6.50. Pants from 75 cents up to $5.50. Vests from 75 cents and upward. An immense stock of Hats and Furnishing Goods which I am offering at prices in reach of every one. All persons in needjof any of the above .will save money in calling at HO Market Sc. &ri also take pleasure in informing my friends and the D1 juduc in neral that 1 have added to my Clothlncr usiness Merchant Tailoring, and am now prepared to make suits 1 tG order in any style and guarantee to do it 10 per cent cheaper than any other merchant In ; the city. I have employed the service of a nrst ciass cutter ana do my work here in tne cuv. sausiaction guaranteed. Itesijectfully, nmr mch 2 tf STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NEW HANOVER COU2CTY, SUPERIOR COURT. i. A. Sheets, Plaintiff, vs. Mary , Sheets, Defendant. This is an action for divorce tm t.r emmmi 01 adultery, on the part of the defendant, and it appearing that the defendant lsanonresi ! found in Tins state, mis, tnerefore, is to eommand ueitaiuaai 10 appear at tne next tern or : tne superior Court, to be held for the said i t onnty of New Hanover at the Court Howe in t Wilmington, North Carolina, on the sixth Monday after the iirst Monday in March, law, 2Lan8weT or pmi'" to the complaint already filedoi the relief aated for win be granted aad I decree made against niMJrftiiidiiiiT 1 1 oivpfi unoer my nana ana oacuu skai I neai. at, offlm in uSSSSSSSr chin tOA 1 ( 'J day of Feoruanr. Ism