ming Star.
: WILMINGTON N. C
Thursday Kvkving ' Oct. 28. 1880
MORNING EDITION.
T H E LATEST NEWS.
FROM ALL PAKTS OF THE "WORLD
I II K OlHFlELO-aOURf LETTER.
R HP UBL1CANS TB.YI2rG .TO FIX TUB RE-
SPONSIBILITY-i-ABBSST-OF A BROOK-
TVS SSTTfiS ON THE CHABGK OF
FOKGEEY.
By Telegraph to toe Morning Star.
New York. Ootdber 27. Kennard
Phi Id. a lonrnalist. was arreated in Brook
lyn to-day on the charge of forgery, in con-
oection wiln me uarueia uuiueao
n, mill u arraigned In the SoDreme Court
this afternoon. Hia counsel baa already
applied for his discharge on habeas corpus.
Another report states that the arrest was
mA ip on the chanro of counterfeiting post-
nfflr iics ddod a warrant granted m the
P.-.'nral Court.
Later Philp was arrested in the lobby
of iho Park Theatre, Brooklyn, while in
conversation with ex-Sheriff Daggett, the
Republican leader of Kings county, and
uiher gentlemen. The arrest was made by
Detective Stewart, of New York, upon a
warrant issued by Judge Noah Davis, Pre
siding Justice of the Supreme uourt, wnicn
charges the prisoner with a malicious libeL
Phiip and the officer, accompanied by
Wm. Vecfcer. came over to police head-
Quartets in this city. After a. brief deten
tion here he was taken to the Supreme
Court. Judge Davis being temporarily
absent he was detained in the District At
torney' office. He will be arraigned be
fore .ludee Davia later in the day.
Howard Phi'.p waa arraigned at 3 o'clcck
tin tvenin? before Chief Justice Heal Li
vi5. of the Supreme Court. His count eL
Gen. Roger A. Pryor, objected to the
prosecution reading the affidavits on wh Ch
the order of arrest was obtained, but tie
Judiio overruled the objection. District
Attorney Bell then read an affidavit by Cc J.
Georee Bliss, who testified that he exam
ined a fac simile copy of Ihe letter, with
oihers in his possession from Gen. Garfield,
aud pronounced it a forgery. That he
compared a photographic copy of the letter
with the wntines oi the accused, ana on
information and belief thought, ha waa the
author of it. : Amaaviia aworn so oy woaepn
E. Payne and Albert F. South worth, ex
perts in handwriting, were read and were
of similar DurporL Attached to the affida
vits was the original copy of an article for
publication written by the accused: A mo
tion waa then made to have the warran
dismissed on the ground that the affidavits
were hot strong enough to support it. ine
motion was denied by Judge Davis, who
held that the publication of an article after
its authenticity is denied, which tended to
bring odium on the supposed author, was a
criminal libel, Ihe examination was so
journed until 11 o'clock to-morrow morn
lug, the prisoner furnishing $5,000 bail to
appe-ir.
TU1 EPISCOPALIANS.
ST DAY S SESSION OF THE GESEKAL
CONVENTION RESOLUTIONS ADOPT
ED AMENDMENTS TO THE BOOK
OF COMMON PBAYEB, AC.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
New York, October 37. The last day's
session of the Protestant Episcopal Genera)
Convention opened in the House of Depu
ties with religious services. Tbe Commit-
t-: on Canons reported a resolution declin
in j !o concur with tbe House of Bishops in
changing the existing canon with regard to
the reinstatement of (clergymen who have
aoiodoaed tbe cburcb. Tbe resolution was
adopted. Rev. -Or. Beers, of tbe Joint
Committee on securing a Missionary Bish-
P for each Territory in which there la not
at present a bishop, reported in favor of
tbe proposition. The report was- adopted,
together with a resolution appointing a
conmittee of twent-one to act as an aux
iliary to the Board of Managers of Mis
sions, and to create a missionary bishop
f uinl.
Tne resolution from, the Committee on
Amendments to the Constitution declaring
.t uiexpedient at tbe present time to amend
t jc constitution so as to require futuro leg
islation to be by canon, was adopted.
Uou. Mr. Burgwyn, of Pittsburg, from
t'-e Committee of Conference on the disa
greement of tbe two Houses as to the reso
lution concerning the ratification of the
amendation of the book of Common Prayer,
reported that they bad agreed to restore
one portion of the clause stricken out by
the House of Deputies at its session of
Tuesday. This was the clause forbidding
Uie use of any prayers other than those in
the Prayer Book.
Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooks, of Massachu
setts, presented a minority report, in sup
port or which he said he saw no reason
why the House of Deputies should recede
rrom its action of the previous day. "The
right," be said, "to use extempore prayers
was inalienable, and any attempt to re
strict it would be odious to a great part of
the Church."
On a vote being taken the report of the
minority was rejected by the following
vote : uiergy syes Zb, noes 12, (eight dio
ceses atvided); .Lay ayes 11, noes 25.
The majority report was then adoDted
and the subject will now be passed to dio
cesan conventions lor ratification.
KOKKIGN lrTTBIiI.IGKIGK.
MEETING OF THE 1EISH LAND LEAGUE
THE OUTBREAK IN AFGHANISTAN
HAMBURG IN A STATE OF 6IBOX
THE INVASION OF PERSIA.
I By Cable to the Morning 8 tar.l
Dublin, October 27. At the weekly
meeting of the Land League yesterday, Jno.
Dillon member of Parliament for Tippera
ry, presiding, letters were read from Justin
McCarthy and Frank Hugh O'Donnell.both
members of Parliament, expressing a desire
to join the League. A resolution was passed
reciting that "is view of prosecutforis of the
League we call on the Irish race throughout
the world to answer coercive measures by
resolute organization, and we request Mr.
Davitt to remain in America for the pur
pope of directing a great responsive move
ment among the Irish people in the United
States.
London, October 27. The most recent
official intelligence leaves no doubt that the
district around Cabul is in a slate of dis
turbance, and the home officials thus ac
count for tbe break in comunicatioo be
tween Cabul and Simla.
" The Kurds invading Persia are reported
to be fifteen thousand strong. They are fn
three divisions. Tbe first division is thirty
miles from Tabriz, which is in danger. The
inhabitants are barricading tbe streets.
Tbe Persian troops number 9 000.
Berlin, Oct. 27. It is said that, ihe
federal Council to-day approved a motion
tor the proclamation of a minor stale of
siege at Hamburg.
General Grant spoke at Rochester N.
Y., yesterday. Senator Conkliog and others
aiso spoke.
Tbe steamer Illyrian, from Liverpool, at
Boston, reports that she fell in with the
fhipa Isaac Webh, from Antwerp fqr New
York, partially dismasted and in a sinking
condition. Took off the crew, twenty. four
in number, and brought them to port.
So
aAHA OBRNHABDT.
HSR AEBIVAL AMD RECEPTION AT NEW
YOBS.
lBa Tassnepb 19 tbvMtttfnSotkr I
New Yoiac;0ctobtt'S7J-i-Tlie firnpua
French tragedienne, Sara Bernhardt, waa
teceived iLu mornio by a JUoial,r
friends? wba WenLidtitibe,hy-iet the
steamer Amerique. &.bp$ssp nd accom
panied tbe party, wSiOO immediately ou
reaching ihe dock struck up "The bells
go a riDRfoir for Bara."- 'Hearty' greetings
weie exchanged between Manager Abbey
and 4111. Bernhardt. ' At a breakfast which
had been prepared -for ber an exquisite
piece o "China ware waa placed Jbaf ore.4Jio
actress and an appropriate reception rpeich
was made by Prof. Villa, on behalf, of the
Circle Artlstlque Franchise In New "Yoik.
Mile. Bernhardt replied aa follows: "Gen-
llemeo: fhad do idea that my coming to
America would have drawn forth so much
kindness. I expected to meet a few friends.;
wbom X had already learned to know and
esteem in France, but I am entirely dumb-,
founded by this' enthusiastic reception.
With my heart I accept your kind offering.
I shall cherish it while I live, and shall
endeavor to prove to you that Sara Bern
hardt has a heart as true as beats io the
breast of any woman- Herd! Merci!'
Merc ; '
' The Madame, aa she is called by all those
who surround her, was evidently much
surprised and pleased with' tbe attention
shown her. Mile. Bernhardt and her party
were at odco driven to the Albemarle Hotel,
where Bhe took possession of the quarters
which bad been prepared, for her.
WASHINGTON.
TROUBLE WITH TUB BAILWAY
SERVICE MARINE HOSPITAL
MAIL
BER
VICE BBCOMM EN D ATI ON OF
THS
SUrEBTISOB.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Washington, October 27. The Super-,
intendent of Railway Mail Service to-day
wrote a letter to the' KichmOnd, Freder
icksburg & Potomac Railroad 'Company,
saying that if they establish steamboat
service between Washington and Quanlico
and thereby increase the amount of time
required in transit between Washington
and Richmond, and if the Southern liDes
at Richmond or Northern lines at Wash
ington break connection with this road,'
then it will be necessary to send the great
Southern.- maila .by acme Hber route. of.
routes.
Supervising General Ham d too, of the
United Slates Marine Hospital Service, has
lust completed his annual report. It recom
mends the establishment of hospitals at
Baltimore, New Orleans, Cairo, Vicksburg,
Norfolk, Galveston, Savannah and Pitts
burg. Special appropriations are also
recommended for repairing and altering
marine hospital buildings as follows: Key
West. Florida, $8,080; Mobile, $1,515, and
Wilmington, North Carolina, $6.000..
KBNTVCRY.
THE MUBDEB OF P. II. TALBOTT HIS
WIFE AND CHILDREN ARRESTED FOB
THE CRIME.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
St. Louis, Oetober, 27. About a month
ago Dr. P. H. Talbolt, a prominent citizen
of Mayville, Missouri, and editor of the
Greenback paper published at that place,
was shot through the window of his resi
dence and killed while he was retiring for
the night. Yesterday bis son Albert waa
arrested on tbe charge of committing the
murder, and Mrs. Talbolt, the Doctor's
widow, and Ed. Talbott, another son, and
a hired man named Whetb, were also ar
rested as accomplices. A preliminary ex
amination is going on to day at MayviUe.
IS E W YORK.
FAILURE OF ANOLD-- COFFSS HOUSS
WITH LABQB T.riTCTTJTTKft. -r'
f By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l
New York. Oetober 27. C. Risley &
Co., of 77 Wall street, a thirty years old
coffee house, failed lovdayand made an as-;
signment to Morgan S. O'Brien..' They
make only one preference and that to
a twelve thousand dollar creditor. Their
liabilities arc about $3,000,000, assets about
$400,000. Tbe cause of the failure is shrink
age in tbe value of coffee held a long lime,
and out-of-town failures.
BjtilZIL.
INUNDATIONS LOSS OF LIFE AND
PBOPEETY, C.
- I By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Rid Janeiro, 'October Oth. There have
been great inundations in tbe Santa Catba
nna colonies, caused by tbe overflow of
the river Stajaby. Tbe loss of property is
immense. A hundred houses, many mills
'and a? the bridges were destroyed, and the'
crops 'carried away. Great distress pre-
avis among tbe colonists. A few lives
were lost. . "
The aggregate amount of insurance on
tbe building, stock and machinery of the
burned-ont Clock Company of Brooklyn ta
$395,CQ0.
HORSFORD'B ACID . PH03PHATE
In an old and obstinate case of .Dyspepsia.
x gave tiorsioru s A.ca rooepnate-lo in old
and obstinate case of Dyspepsia, with tbe
most haDDV result' He la now better than
he has been in years. -'
A. K. Webstkb, M. D. .
St. Joseph, Mich. f
liUtnrldation
Correspondence News and Observer.
Princeton, tf l C.Jbot. 25, '80.
WeJ the undersigned, certify that in
a public speech made by ex-Congressman
W. A. Smith, at a ReDublican
mass meeting ins,;, thisi 'placooo the
15Mi ldst., he said : "That if he heard
of any negro votmsr the DeinadTatic
ticket, j he (Smith) would give him
one hundred lashes.. " ;
(Signed) J. HHowsxl,
B. J. Langlby.
Personally appeared before me. J.
H. HowelLiD. H. Howell and B. JY
Langly, and made ,oath that the
above statement is true". This Octo
ber 25, 1880. .
William Richabdson, J, P,,,
This is all true, and I think snould
be known. I did not hear the Manor's
speech. . ;:E. J. Holt,
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
BoonrHill Township.;
Excelsior.
npHK PEOPLE'S BUTCHER COMPAN AN-
toeooce that they keea at the
e w M ar k.et f
the finest
no round aaywnera; and for the next fe
;ew days they
t Rrrra Vin-
as aVV.a W
wui nave on nana an assortment of Extra
ftt-v&JSSii i -ttgatto-tif I unsettled land favoring buyers under the.
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COMMERCIAL
W I LMINGTONMA IrJhi
Tbe Ocif(orrdtdhi 'jjptXMbiit below
are posiedat the Produce -Excbnge daily
at i P.Jk. pd refer l-Ptis WMUyWi
,M STAR OFFICE. Oot. 87, 0 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPNTNErTbe! market
opened firm at 41 cent's per gallon, with
sales reported of ICS casks at that pricei
being an advance of 1 cent on last iepoits.
ROSIN The market was firm at $140 for
Strained and $1 45 for Good strain til
wwiu&mamA W MO; TO
TAR Tbe market opened firm at $2 30
bid per bbl of 280 lbs, with sales at quota
tions. : CRUDE TURPENTINE Market hteady,
with sales reported at $1,80 for Hard i adj
3Wlief iUlU eilowipaird'tiWo
COTTON The market was dull, with
tales of 350 bales on a basis of 40i cents
per lb. for ld'diia'g'; alsS sates late last
evening and : not pf evlobsly reported J of
80 bales at ihe, . same .price. Futures for
November opened quiet and steady in New
York at 10.70 cents, and closed steady at
10.80 cts; January opened quiet and steady
at 10.96 cents and closed steady at 10 94 cts.
Tbe following were the official quotations
here :
Ordinary cents i lb
Good Ordinary .......
Strict Good Ordinary. 9S
Low Middnirg. 10
Middling 10J .
Good Middling:..."..
PEANUTS The market continues Quit1
and steady, with sales reported on a basis of
3040 for shelling stock, 50 cents for Ordi
nary, 60 cents for Prime, 70 cents for Extra
Primp, and 80 centa for Fancy.
HEOEIFTRi
(Jetton
Spirits turpentine.
Rosin.
Tar
Crude turpentine .
. 1020
.. 24
.. 114
65
. . 33 2
hales.
caakak
i.bls.V
- ! fTIC ItliKK to. : .
lit) Telegraph to tie Morning Star.
f v Financial. .
New' York, October 27 iveuiug.
Money 2J3i per cent. Sterling exchange
481 J. . Governments quiet but firm; new
fives 103; four and a half per cents 110;;
foflr per cents 109$. , State bonds nominal.
Oumiaerctai.
Evening Cotton firm; ealea to day of
1,360 bales; middling uplands 11 1-16 cents;
Orleans 11 5-16 cents; consolidated ott re
ceipts 35,110 baits; exports to Great Britain
13,247 bales, to France 9,202 bales. South
ern, flour qniet and steady; common to fair
extra $4 905 50; good to choice do $5 55
G 85. Wheat feverish and unsettled,
opening a shade better but afterwards tbe
advance was lost, closing rather more
steady at ilc decline; ungraded red $1 15
1.20 Corn opened steady but closed a
shade easier and less active; uograded 55f
fi6c. Oats heavy and lc lower; No. 3. 3?
37t cents. Coffee unchanged and quiet.
Sugar dull and unchanged; refined more
active and firmer, fair to good refining 7$
7Jc; standard A 89tC. Molasses dull
and unchanged. Rice in good demand and
unchanged. Rosin steady at $1 85. Spirits
turpentine steady at 43i cents atked. Pork
dull, unsettled and nominal at $15 50
15 75 for export; middles quiet and steady;
long clear 7Q7fci short 8?c; long end
abort 8c. Lard higher and strong with a
fjur trade at $8 408 45. Freights quiet.
: ;dtton Net receipts 570 hales; gross
6,211 bales.: Futures closed steady, with
sales of 08,000 bales at the following quota
tions: October 10.7910.81 cents, Novem
ber 10.80 cents, December 10.83 cents, Jan
nary ia9410.95 cents, February 11.08
11.09 cents, March 11.23&11 25 cents, April
ll.S8l 1.40 cents, May 1 1 .52tl.54 cents;
June 11 6611.68 cents.
Baltuiobjk, October 27. Flour steady
and more active at the following prices:
Howard street and westers super $B 50
4 00; extra $4 255 00; family $5 25
6 25; city mills super $3 754 25; extra
$4 255 00; family $6 256 50; Rio brands
$6 126 37; Fatapsco family $7 00. Wheat
southern steady; western opened higher
but closed lower to sell; southern red $1 05
1 12; amber $1 07l 18; Ho. 2 western
winter red on spot and October delivery
$1 121 13; November delivery $1 13i
1 13h December delivery $1 161 16;
January delivery $1 181 18. Southern
;corn Bteady; western steady . and quiet;
southern white 5354c;. yellow 56c Oats
dull and lower; western white 3738c;
mixed 8638ic. Provisions higher for mesa
pork and easier for other stock. Mess pork
$20. Bulk meats loose shoulders and clear
rib sides none offering; packed 5f8fc Ba
conshoulders 6tC; clear rib sides 9c; hams
1213ic. JLard refined 9c. Coffee firm;
Biocargoesbrdinaryto fair 1214c. Sugar
lower; A soft 9c. Whiskey quiet at $1 15.
Freights dull dull aud nominal
unchanged. Wheat steady and in fair de- I
mandtiNo. 2 Chicago spring 99i99ic
. CiMnatrn ortrinor QQi3iPXia I
cash; $1 OOf November; $1 01 December;
Mo. 8 do 9l91ic. - Com easier: ovc cash;
8939fc November ;40i40fc December.
Oats easier ; 2&c cash ; 28c November; 28fc
bid December. . Pork unsettled and gener
ally lower at $18 75$19 00. Lard fairly
active and a shade higher at $7 90. Balk
meats fairly active and a shade higher;
shoulders $4 80; abort .rib? $7 50; clear
$7 50. i Whiskey steady and unchanged.
. .ST. Loots, October 27. Flour dull and
'unchanged. Wheat opened firm and lower;
No. 3 red fall 99c$l 00 cash ; ' $1 00f
I P0November; . $1 031 04 December.
Corn lower; 89i80ic cash; 39ftc Novem
ber; 39c December. Oats lower; 29c cash;
29J29fc November; 30301c Decem
ber. Whiskey steady at $1 10. Pork dull
at $15 25. Lard nominal. ,Bolk meats easy;
shouldersJ$4:9Wrlbf7 W; brides' $7 80.
Bacon lower; shoulders $5 25; rib $8 62,;
sides $8 808 87f
CUrniN nAHKErs. :
i-j .!' By TsJegraph to' the Morning Star.
UCl. JY. tiaiVestOB, easy at ill cents f
-net repeipt8-4.oales; Norfolk, Steady
.nni . ii.i:i.,i...n.i.f I
ok xyt ycuko uck rcucipts i,oo uiw,obih- i
morefatiiet at 10f cents net receipts 299
bales; Boston, idnll at lit cents net re
ceipts 499 bales; Philadelphia, dull at 11
ceutatit receipta . palesj - Savannah,
easy at I0i cents net receipts 7,056 bales;
New Orleans, easy at Jl cts net receipts
5,801 tales; Mobile, weak at lOf cents
net receipts 1,761 bales; Memphis, quiet at
lOf cts net receipts 3.S43. bales; Augusta,
steady at? 10i cts net receipts 2,282 bales;
Charleston, ,.- steady, at , 10 cents net ; re-,
cefpts rJ,20tV bales. -ti' -iV t :'-,i -
Tiew York Ivayal. Btorea nartxet,
Oetober 125
Jfafato Ttuntine-There is little doing,
andf-with southern advices tame prices are
unsettled and easier; merchantable order is
held at 14c. Rosins The market is still
3CMolIotlnK are the quotation!:. $triiied .
at H60? good strained 1 85;N6: 2JES P
CUy pitch at a quod ptha
cairitkun Naval' Siarn - fllarMat
Tne reoeipta were 184 cask spirits tui.
1 aiiliiMt amr-ntfptilrt&in-.w'The market
waa general qu,aMj?WlthOUt reporteu
aales. The last rates -for - rosin , were as
folh.wfrll 70 Tor O D, $1 80 for Ei $1 85
for F; 2 10 tofOit 25 for.H: t 37
for I ; 2 55 Aot 'sKi'tlr S tor M; 3 00
for N; f3 25 jLWiudow sfas;: Spirits tur
pentine dullj. b sales reporWtT. Ctude tur
pentine ialnlint3'.5Q;rei4l 'Q' j e1"
iow. dip fej.UTg35a?
New; Wor( PeanattfjaarBet.
IJourDaffmerceOc 20.1
A light rjPUsifWsBTy bbted and
uo
hvumgoiu pni'ea me uuoiak'uua. fui n-
: r,... . . . .. IT:-
Iginia ar
i3i4c fof ptinief Aie TCr extra
prime, 4i4c
for fancy, and,55xc for
b and -picked...
j tWVabteto'ihgbtar.l
UyRobhetUMrr:- -5.15 P Ml
CottonUplands,, m ut May and Jane de-i
livery Aid.4 Futures Very dull
1 Sales of cottoyn to-day include 6,600 bales
'American.
Turpentine 33s 6d.
MARINE.
I'on Almsuio-Ueiober 28.
8un iUses; i. X V. (A PSOA.'M;
Sun Sets.. 5.08 p. M.
Iigb Water (Smithville). ..... 2.59 Even.
1" (Wilmington). . 0.59 Even.
Day's LmgmA.U.. I0h. 48m.
ARRIVED.
Eliztil eth, liibl.te, Smuhville, mas-
S mi
ter.
! Stmr North Slate,
Gieen, CypreeB,
Worth & Worth.
1 Slmr'Jobn Dawson, Sheiman, Point Cas
.vf ell, R P Paddiaon.
i Scbr Joseph Souther, 881 tons, Watts,
Savannah, Jas H Chadbourn & Co.
, Br barque Northern Queen, 878 tons, An
drews. Para, Alex Sprnnt & Son.
CLEARED.
. iStmr Elizabeth, Bibce, Smithville, mas
tor. iitmr North Slate, Green, Cypress,
Worth & Worth.
Brig Ambrose Light, Hatch, Port au
Prince, Hay i i, E Kidder & Sons.
Nor barque Ebent z -r, Soreusen, Bristol,
England, Palcrson, Downing & Co.
Br scbr Blanche, Dojle, Liverpool, Pat
erson. Downing & Co.
Br brig Mary Lester, Griffith, Liverpool,
Williams & Murcbison.
KX FOHTS.
FOREIGN.
Hayti Brig Ambrose Light 208,089
feet lumber 58,950 cypress ehioglt-a.
Bbibtol Nor barque Ebenezer 500
casks spirits turpentine, 2,177 bbls rosin.
. Liverpool Br scbr Blanche 1,350 bbls
tar,' 475 do rosin.
Br brig Mary Lester 700 bales cotton.
m Aiiure DIUECTOH.T,
Itlas or Teaaela In tna rrt ar sll
asilnKton fl. C. Oct. 37. 1880.
IThis list does not embrace vessels oader 00 tonr.
BARQUES.
Embla (Nor.) 388 tons, Bimonsen,
CPMebane
Chailee (Ger.), 318 tons, Laugboff,
EG Barker & Co
Jerbuen (Nor.) 271 tons, Svendsen,
ifirna (Ger.), 583 tons, Y08S,
E Pescbau & Westermann
C P Mebane
Glaeier, 311 tons, irmall,
E G Barker & Co
Enudsvig (Nor.), 344 tons, Evenscn,
Ueide&Co
Flid J (Nor.,) 334 tons, Niehcn,
CPMebane
Korafarer (Nor.) 420 tons, Kcicersten,
i C P Mebane
Chatham (Nor.) 281 iocs, Horn.
J& G Barker s Co
Qijbia. Nor., 351 tons. Jewell, Heide & Co
Lucie Radmann(Ger), 447 tons, Meyer,
Jfi I'esciiau it westermann
Ebenezer (Nor.), 343 tons, Sorensen,
OPMeban
Abraham Skalle(Nor ) 342 tons.Gregeneea
- CP Mehane
iMafcnus Huss (Swed) 533 tons, Tiulio, '
Heide & Co
BRIGS.
8 V Merrick. 335 tons, Lippineott,
Geo Harriss & Co
Trambiq (Br.), 220 tons, Morris,
i A Borant & Son
Cora Green, 249 tons, Philbrock,
Hi G Barker & Co
Mary Lts'.er (Br.), 188 tons, Griffith.
CPMebane
Ambrose Light, 214 tons. Hatch,
EG Barker & Co
SCHOONERS.
Lena tlunter, 287 tons. Dole, Harriss & Co
Mary Bear, 168 tons, Chad wick,
Geo Han las & Co
Sandy, Hook, 127 tons, Johnson,
Geo Harriss & Co
Annie R Lewis, 217 tons, Lewis,
' E G Barker & Co
Clara, 275 tons, Cramner,
Geo Herriss & Co
UarD6XS J USI ILeCeiVfiCl.
. " '
CRUMB CLOTHS. RUGS,
i
Oil. CLOTflS AND HATTING $.
.i,'t.. "
SB) .
? All for sale at
iVJS'TP YORK POLICES.
Bcaalliol Sacqninga and t lothlnga In Black and
Colors. !
LADIES1 AND CHILDREN'S UNDBRWKAB,
ALL S.'Z 2S AND PRICES.
EespectfaRy,
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HistflPTinf ttfri MM StatfiS at a frtonnn 1
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SRICAL. BOGKAJHICAI, POLITI-
ciplo, coniainlag a vast amount of information l I
the mveaW f o?? A t&
of the ahova aablaets. and mih BtioT7l ZSS: I
mu Dwumw uuuwuim UO a BOW DnD. I
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Send for Oucmlara. Agents wanted In every countv"
m . v, AMwcjj, ouie AseiiL'
oc 7 StB<W 4 vVAftehall St., Atlaata,.Qa.
Tie Iftttoai
'TTfTB HAVE BEEN RECEIVING AND NOW
offer to the public
Af) nerent Btyck vpfair:.aj ans
-frvirv Different Styles New Suits forts CO, and
1UU upwards; , :-; i- ; ; .
QA .Different Styles "You the SulUfor $3 86. sad
. VJ tipwards ' . . :,..-..:( . .
tr n uuzerent styles cnudrea and School . Boys
OU Suits for $3 CO, and upwaisX !r 77
that we do as 'wesay;r ; . :-. K.i: j .
Ctothierand Merchant Tailor,
acS6 tf : Cor. -Proat and Princess sts.
tk iook saonr wiaoowa wm. cnnvinm n.
BreechIcding! tSniiW
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FIRE! FIRE1
ALL TH ttOODS bllidiD T
Hahn'o, 30 Llarkot si
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On Saturday night mast be eold at onca and t
Your Owii
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. Tbe damaged goods consist of
; 'f ' ; ...... t Jf . Mft
8HlRTS,; til AWLS, DBESS QOOXk. KID
-a f - ws
GLOVES. PARASOLS. DMBBKL- - a i
: ' "" ' .'...t..V.i r'nikuiti
' fats l-
LAS, AC V, AC.?,. 4 w. H "
And nnmerona other Bmoi:e(.arjIclea, fnca jau
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socks, - cravats; Sack ties.
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SBrBBMKMBBR ihcee goods .mast be ol4ieEl
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at YOUR OWM FR1CBI.JEI. ,
K W r. ' .n ' m'X'"
AT
38 Clarket St.
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To my Friends andl&H
tomers.
T AM ROW DAILY KfcCKlVINQ FALL
stock of BOOTS AND bUOKri. conaUttag of a
the Latest Styles, My past stack aad nsaccsa.
speak for Ihemselveo, and I only ask arcatjnnBce.
of y oar farore so liberally beetowad Oa mei .PlaaMi
call and examine my stock as regards quality and
prices. No trouble to show iho gaodi. 5Will bi
pleased to see yon one and ail.
Respectfully,
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se 12 tf Slim of the Show Casa.
Awake! Awake!! Awake I !!
THE MEW FURNITURE SfOHB.OP BEH
BBNDS A M UK ROE, Southeast Comer Market
and 3d St.. appeals to the dealers in and cenramers
of farnitare for their aasistanee. Wince their ad
vent in Wilmington, N. C, they have used their
best endeavors to -restore to Wilmington the Whole-'
ale and Retail Farnitare trade, which had gone'tor
Northern cltiee. They have now concluded to
otter a general stock of furniture 6 per cent- lower
tnen can be bought in New York, and aa- fbls
ox neeessitv eat their mamas tber are aa
North Carolinians to examine their coeds and
prices before sending y oar orders to Northern cities,
and if we are lower for the same class of goods,
elve to North Carolina what belongs to North Caro
lina. 1 ocMtf.
Miss- S, A. Strook -
J8 TO BE POUND SIX BOORS WEST OF M AS
ket Street, in the Lcsaman Bouse, where , she is
showing the most Btjlleh goods in tbe city, Mrs.
Birocc oeing m new xora selecting insm.
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Hop Bitters,-
rpUTT'H LIVER PILLS. KENNEDY' MEDI-
cal Ltsoovery. Malt and Cod Liver OIL Hyatt's
Life Balsam, Mexican Mustang Lincmentr' 4"
WM. 11. GKSEN.
oc4tf Drngglst.
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I Hare Just Returned i
FiOM TBB WESTERN PART OF TBE BTATB
with a floe stock of HUMAN HAIR, which!
will make up in the latest styles atpnees that mast"
suit. Combings and old hair worked oyerr and
darkened or lightened. Aleo. ao stock of Mil
linery and notions Jaet received, en Market' be
tween id and 8d streets, next Wil. -Dying Eattb
Ushmeat. -T - !
ocWlf MISS LOU. HTUABT.:
Hew Crop Bice.
fjQ Tiewee and bbls Carolina RICE, '
JQ Bags prime RIO COFfEE,
- AAA Uhls Good FIX)UR,
1. V VI V . -2 '
100 Bbla Refiucd bUGAK' , ; ; .
JQQ Bbls Cuba MOLASSES, . "
2QQ Kegs NAILS. f -
At Low Prices. :
HALL & PEARS ALL.
ocST pAWtr - " A
Coal and Wood.
TrvON't FORGET THAT WE" El AVE MOVED. .
-a-' .. .. ., ,t,
to th premises, corner of Water and Mulberry
streets, where we keen COAL. WOOD. SHIMOrJUL
I nnfnn . 1 Tl. rv k . 1 . . .
.oouiK uuirunuu at lowest caaa prices .
O. G. PARSLEY, Jr.,
ocSfrtf , Cor. Mulberry sad VTater atar
Inf ants' Shoes.
An BLfeQANT
ASSORTMENT OF INFANTS'
French. Kid Butto
, Childrens'. Basket Top
8aoes of every lmaglna-
Tasseled Bhoes. 1
ble style at very low prices.
"THOMAS H. HOWRY,
No. 47 North Marketi
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Black Seeds Oats.
i nin a b seed oats,
1000 i W OATS,
801 Ralaa ft W Timnlh. nn KM- .u tj 1 i
TTXTfirJf a Yrl.tLyiJZ' D?1f, lren r 1
Prune orn Wht Brn Pease. 1
.r.ttJsaY.?! t.UkJUH8 A CO.. . I
" : atiiierB and Urain Oeaiers.
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Hirvays Sonlething New.
A LARGE STOCK OP 8 THAW GOODS.
Flower Baskets, School Lunch Bags. Straw
Hand Satchels, Ladies' Work Baskets; Wall
Pockets, Scrap Baskets, Ac. Also an eiegaat has
wi j? aucjr jrrsmes ana jsaseis, unromos and
fancy
goods. A thouBarrd School Books,
,intne puDiic and private echoolaof 4hia locality.
f- 7. . ...... wwao, .utwura i
suitable for use
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Fresh Celery.
jrDBR. FRESH CErY,XAMCAF6lf.
Pears. Swret Florida Oranraa.
wreb Florida Orangea. Malat'Graea?.
uidies. And averythiiig nice. Call and bo
Choice .Candies, and averythig alee.
: t " At' '8. Q. NOWraROl8 -
i oc 33 tf " Fruit and Confectionery Stores.
FORTHIj! LOCAL & POLITICAL NEWS
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GOODS;
APLeA-FAlVlCY DRY GOODS.
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Fuller jidyertiBeraeitJh a" fow days.
to.oall ou or order of-
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A joe 10 tf- -
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P. L. Bridgers & Co.
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IB PUBLIC TUAT
th, aerer HAVU an4 never WILL eeUth.lr C.iVe
Fear Whiskey for one cent less than $7 0J per gal-
loo.
It is a :knowledged by all to be the best ever
-brought to North Carolina.
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Stewart Bye and Virginia Glaies
I are rtill holding tbelr own at $t 00
; 5 Years Old
WaRTKLL is improving at $3 03.
MANONGAHBLA, a splendid article at only f 3.
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TUSCALOCSA, a pore By Whiskey, only ft 60.
I; L, Bridgers & Co.
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Keep the mo3t varied sssortment of Liquors, both
Imported end Domestic, to bu. foand Uxthe State,
and claim and can PROVE that they sell double
the aWonnt by too bottle of any home in the city.
' NO MORE STRAWS AND FL1E8.
x, Mr . L. P. , Thomas
f noes all the bottling and never allows ono to be
filled without first washing and drying it
t1'!1- Bridgers & Co.
etatl pnorc Cigars than any Loubc in thetlty.
HOMM'S EXTRA DRY,
PRreciPEs,
PILOTS AND EDITU,
A isaUy good CIGAR, two for 5 cen't.
. I IMPORTED:
A full lice of Imported Cigars aiwaj s kept on Lend.
Undersold.
We will not be underrold on Groceiles, bbt&
heavy and fancy.
New Store.
Havojdone mors bnflnevs states moving Into New
Store thaa ever before.
Saturday Hight.
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-tjija to oBTe (wo more wieras on Baiursay tugnt so
that all ean be waited on promptly.
P. L. Bridgers & Co.
oc 97 OAWtf
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Second-Hand Pianos.
rpWO SECOND-HAND PIANOS. ONE MANU-
faKturedby Knabe and one by Bradburg, at very
great .Mrgalas; nasd but a very short time and
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really almost aa good as new; fully warranted In
jyery respect. Must be sold to make room for
t .
new ones.
Please call at
i
HEINBBKRQER'S
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Live Book and Music Store. .
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Answer to Dyer's Enigma.
Tho monarch Shlrt" and "Paiis" collar, '
Aadavvfiae end" Tie. for oaly ons dollar;
xnen toere s ooston uarters," you must nave a
For Ui ers's "Nothing" more useful for gentle-
new we give yon justice, witn "menus" on
theWMM,
Broelauataig that "Ths pen is mightier than the
BWUru. ) 3. i ; OOt X4 U C
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'"" i Tourists
AND AXL PERSONS J WArTTlNGJ it BUNKS
; j.a. ansjiTmveiimj mga can no rnrnuned at ths
ioweai prices iromoar aew stocat just amrsd. i
Oar Wholesale sad Retail Harness Establishment
can c oe oasx iot xatei Dtyiesaaaiiesc uooas- Ipri
the least nmun No R Amith ffmnt flt I
oc 94 tf I , MALLARD BOWDXN 4
I QnioCSets.
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J WtTX HAVE IN STQRB OJI VOoDAY AN-
x i. ...ii.-.-m.u &..n.ii.l.t'
other Bnpair;erWhM,pJilOA;
growth) rbose la need had oettcif purcaaawasrly! 1
as they arogoing to be very high.
HADlSS. thecarjr
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Brick! Brick! '
For sale by
O. G. PARSLEY, JR.
Se34tf
That's Settled.
JSlEtL THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST
BTOVESbth Cooking and Heating. Oar Lamp
goods are superior. Bird Cages of all kinds. Toilet
Bets, Beautiful Door Mat,;? Trays -Wooden
: w bib, -nosiB, iuu nua.
loctltri J jJPABKER TAYLOR
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. . iMoD, & W.
A FINK IINBOK.feMriGGIESrSfa'rrNt
. -i a 1.m J .
iWZ'U 'CSixiVia unaioi
carriaKe. innsuiw-anaAiiAt hmk;Mniuiillvn. I
wvuuii, i - . - . .
octtf MOOftkArJ MxLV
-tr-nmTPr? rnnns
KA - TZ S,
36 Harket Street.
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0LOAKS, SHA W LS.
Buyers will Uud it lb their iuierem
36 Market Street.
Facts and Figures.
Brown & Roddick
45 fflnrkei MriM,
WE DkSiBK TO ANNOUNCE TUAT Wl AKB
fully prepared for th FALL AND WINTEK
TRAD K, and will oOmt URBATJUt iaoUca
MENTH this season ibaa ws bars svsr doas kmu
tofsre. We have this year parcasd mimi
DOUBLE ths amcaat of stock ws asually carry
Urns sfforalng oar patrons a mack lartor and mote
varied assortment to select iron than ?ormerly
Ws have Jmsa rstaraod artsr aa abMacs of' two
moaths ia tba Nonksra martrsts, doriac whicb
Urns our facllltiss for examlstnj ths LatM Inpor
taiions have bsea usorpassesV saaos ws eaa offer
our customers not only tbe LATkUT MTTLka bat
aUto MANY OF TUB AD V ANT AU EH to h u'd
by more recent poirhssss.
Ws rcspectfuJJT isvits roar atUaUoa to Us above
FACTS, and will lbs glad t dsmonstrats thm m.
woo
during ths ensuing week sad sxsalas our Astri.k
BTOCa of
wui iavar mi . -.n
Kllks,
Velvets.
sUabooa,
Laces,
Cloaks.
Drsasesoda,
Trlmnrlnrs,
Corsets,
UlOTFS.
Umi,
IHlBMStlCI.
Blaakeu.
Shawls,
uosisrr.
Casslnterns,
Carpets, Ladies' Gents' and ChiMn n's
Utidurwcar
Ac.
AC
Ac.
Brown ft Roddick
45 Market Mrcel.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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John Dawson & Co.
LEAD THE HARDWARE TRADE IN NORTH
Carolina, buy direct from Lha UiuIicium
pay cash on ths spot, handle tbe best goods, and at
as low prices as any Uooae la ths country . All thcr
asks is an examination of tbelr stock .
ID. tl and as Market K. .
oc Mtf Wilmington, N. V.
The New Hat Store.
jyY STOCK IS COMPLETE IN ALL OF TUB
1 .a test Styles of Gents, Ch'Mrcos.' Ladtrs aud
Misses' Bats. Also nice line of Gents' rurnttbti
Goods. Call and examine before purctualng.
JOHN M. ROBIN HON,
ocntf Market St., next door to Mcllhrany'
Our Own Ulake.
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XTRA
SUPER AND EXTRA FAM1LI
Flour In bbls and 1-16. t sad H bbl Sacks Wo
meal. Pearl Grits, Mixed sad Walts Cora. W'baat
sad Corn Bran, Shorts, Chops, Bay, Oala. I'm
vender, Ac. Black Seed Oats.
U. BON STY Jk BONH,
QC17 tf at ths Caps Fear Mills
Just Eeceived.
A FINK ASSORTMENT OF LAP KOBE.
Horao Blankets, Darness, Saddles, Trsnks, Ac .
sad tor sale low for cash
i GERBABDT m CO.
: One Door North D. A. Bank JkOe. i
oc4tf 49 North Front Btrset,
Good Companies I Fair Eales (
Prompt AdjtutznenU I
John W. Gordon & Bro.
GENERAL
Insurance Anentx ni A.jEiters.
Eepresentlng over1 $80,000,000 Assets
LIFE, FIR AND MARLNK,
i
M North Water St. WILMINGTON, N. C
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Seed Cotton,
Kfifi flniiLIW. SE0X)TTOrTWANTU
n for which a fair price will be paid XM OASU.
Apply At
' mrs a w a na
an acta North Wktar St.. Wilsatatrton, W. C.
Kerosnnc OU 15c per.Bajloa.
MY CUSTOMERS AHD THE PUtCJO GENI
rally are hersbv aotlaed that frosa this dsu
until farther notice my pries Tor KEROSENE OIL
WILL BE AB LOW AS THE LOWKST. Bead oc
youx cans sad they will ba a 114 at 1M per tallon
ba a 114 at 1M per rail
oc 13 tf
-' 9 Booth Front kt.
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By Ekpresss
,ACE FICHUB. LACE TIES.XACE CAMBK1C
M uanaaercaiera, BUk llaadksrcblsrs,
flsss Doylas, Table Daaask sad i .
; the best stock of Towsls sad
ixrwiuig ia tas en
All cheap. . .. . -
myStf JOHN 4. HEDBJCB.
Arrived!
A 1
HE FIRST
t i
NSV Bi Oj BtOI S
of the season at
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MOZART SALOON.
' F'tigilT CLOTHES DYED IN DARK WIN
tcr colors daring the past three weeks at ths
WILMINGTON DYEING K8TAB.,
bcti tf Market St.. bet. td and Sd.
a .
'FmeLTduntaluBeef.
TX7E WILL OFFER TO-DAY SOME FIN I
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MOUNTAIN BEEF, last received.
Also LAMB.
MUTTON. Ac. at Citlaens' Market aad Fourth
Btrest Market, near Boney Psidsa. t-t '
sa 1U,M T. A. WATBON A CO.
'uriwwH ' ' '
oves.
SORT YOU
WKXT rSJCBS
MAM
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w5 f roM- gaaraates ALWAjaaaa a
rsaWuaumnaii anavahaafl nlhani.iimAf kuuiM
tas iiipairatfPS saTajnayaar n -
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