North Carolina Newspapers

dJS MORHIHQ STAR. .it n. it. ticuvui . aW yrt Hfct,- ti a , u.wO, " .jt, .m uoat&a. ' - " tS . -aonta " " ag -u tty sun iir aatrr4 la aa an of u lUZZZZ: 1 Ii-tkI t tn Tvmt OGUm et Wioaflsa-. JC. C. MHa4 ias mttimt. ) OtTTLIS K. 4oshiro Oil Works at Utao&l burned; tJCG.tXO; iseaxssc im.OUX At- jt c, MiaauMippl A OMo railroad kM el IC.caunxjJ. e ; lltreec: II. CUrt. of - - v-.-i . ui i sis ,.. .. n iw ,.. -a:;i.pia wM u po,ea., for fa.- ZTm VJ.uTud 7J ! . Sif XiSlS ;.i.;co. Dt Jarsctcr. nteecd tola lUoftuoutit. . tj.,.i.in. tt I u.ia fr ia morvlar of t4 mur, tu v ratd a a trUl by tb Vtritot i.- jurt of ApcI. Tb w.u,.uu f jiu m tot or3.jw4 OMtxtcts at 2w rtn, aj ta a. baa !QcrtaMi ViotU-r ttraxnU u tJ la ti Hoaa r :H UiTef aJ tlaxbor bill; oo aciioo v i f. la i ha Saaia a ccaacoitu waa iu ta oo4 k ar raaimota for lb a to 'ivi.oo. :b ToatAi appcopfUtioo bill wtta j Trioaa amoJ u Fira 0aaiaco. . u l-HCCO. To mail rub- rt .ru-J ( C&o. La. lUilfuad "iar A rawad ia effarad i i.: frt of ly j Wi.'aoo. a caulatto.wbo ii i Jma Tlotlay at Macoo. Ga. A uoa'ier UJaa bri from Kay Wa, f . ,ui i4 t Fjt Mau. N. C, ia di- , . , a, wttii nu aa4 iuJuiy tajnivd by two e(to ia a j.n: " court at Va. v ! -'pu opr:ur t Pofi. Taao . fa .iy iot na fjr taluag au ifa. - rtn-a tout fatatif aU 0a 3a ! itif'irxij by cuJnioti on ib I'aaa n i riioi. a A:teua. (. 1' a iW i Naw Ortaa U aubaid:at; ".n 3v )tar sadaa uf i eny tr to - ,,,j t Na Yort rarkat: Mjo; 4 -r cti . cuttoo qa,: aad ataa4r . i i J UhAU ti-l4eaw. auataara 0r j t i f 3414 30; at. aofradad I 1 Ua H.coro. aotravl 34OJC; .- i- nrputiw atjy ai 7c; rvata dan at i hr i no material ehaagv in the York dry goods markav A ruimcao'.h petition by the people U chtuonJ, Vt, ha bn aot lo - ' CVnrM aaktog for a largo ap j. nipn uioQ for the Jimaa nver. Manly Matthewa'a cbancea grow r.ix'A by vigr and txaaatifally le, ire jUd to believe. The lauet is . 4. (iirfi aid's friends are moving c tint hia coofirxaatioo also. Gool. -aator Blaine is reported as favor i i a coovtitutiooal amendment pro hibitia th manafactora or sale of i''.oiicitiQj dtiids aa beverage aftar A l tioo. That looka like a bid ( r Lhrt I'rohibttioo nomioalioo for lr-i l-t ia 1 4. i i , tr iv wis lOUoviejcad la th .1 uy Cui. T'.. Uxkio( tou iorea f u- ymjtmma Court by ta appolalxacat ' .i4i.ioni Ju Jti We eoeamaod in i !nit'inu; ry h-trtIy vi"A 1 hrr ouhl ta be be loatead of i .r. tup po. V would like to nnr -.t sbi: politic the iwoed- J.uuml Ju.Jjja' will be? l lw oate crowded on Wod- "'." Coakliog devour Sen- u.r (IstUr. There waa much d. sap- . . poH.tm.nt ihst the scene did not cur Cookl.og ia "nursing b.s . . . r n io aeep it warm, aoa ii was i - ii-ct'l lb l oa Thursday he would ' . v . ,- , !.r,t flay ibe houth Carol.n.eo and ihn proceed to eat bim at hia leisure. I: U uler should happen lo lay a shot- -lt, on b.a desk the mighty Koecoe . . w in .1 tiifiiifm ami du nMinru ii l 'ioochet wheo Sprague was around. All :. cot lovely acd sereoe among lUdical leaders, if we may trust nnv ae wspipr rumor. Here is what ih VV ashiogtoa oorreepoodent of tbe liichrnood DitpnttA h as to say: "A welt iofjrmd Jforthero polilxiao to aii'it rflarld that while all looked happy a the K-patiKaa canopy It U raellv fUJU tU comhaatitti nitirMJ liabl to explode : ar tima. Yoa wait.' sak b. "uanl the ' bot in appoiotad. if yoa at to f aa. aJJd h. th failowara of JJoatoo ;l.-.o so.! Cook'tax are aaSU.'e fa accord a oov at are thtr rtvai eftaias." At the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Koighte of Pylhia, held at ioldboro, Mr. J. A. Booiia, the in JdfiiigabU editor aod proprietor of the y(iMTjr, was elected Graod t'hncU.r of the Jurisdiction of I North CaroHaa. He received nearly with regard to the University. Corn all oi the toUa Tbe selection of miU education. .... . , . Mr. Austin, with regard lo work- o.,rditom! brother Is a fortunate iog MrUQ urnpike, and employ- oof, aod the compliment is well j0g goovict labor on the same. Com- lrved. We feel sore he will make mittee oo turnpikes, a .oat efficient officer. The fload.h- Mr. BofkiiH to ks) wt j- ... . saulu with Intent to kill a felony; Order is to oe felicitated upon aIjo t0 maiicj0na injury lo ani- it etieotion. We learn from the mals or realproperty felony. Jo Mujijtr that the officers elected diciary committee, for the next year are as follow. : Mr. Bunting, todeoa certain fees -Uraad CTaallor-J .V. Booita f 'mittJe on v r...n.,i n ticiosr in this Stale. Committee oo V avSJ VP s1 w ax'- - w "Qrastd Pratst lls Was Bf rd "Uraa4 Mseter ef ichjar II T. S:ea!ie. Orand Eeepr ot ROrds aad Sal J w. Faunpav ... "Oraad IWpreaeaUtive to th Saprvne Uxifi Joha L. DrdWy. "The hour toe lb lAeultoUa of the -Qcn wm d ttd f j 7 o'clock. P. 11. oo Ttiviradaf 1 I VOL. XXVII. NO. 120. Tht lUltigb Farmer Mechanic, after copyiog what we said about the six iu&ntieaimal counties, says: "Wehave bad Hill to uy oo ihf new eoely projects; tal ii seems lo at the bTaaa parejrspa would give comfort lo the. 'ProjckerV (u lb colored member tiprMUX because If Swslo. with about ' - ; - . uwld b ortaiog bat fair to dvlda op LU coootits. As thlaxs o? hri?M ib Cetioa of the tiiata aa tbe mmbr frota UuaU ot Praoklio. with l.ftOO otera, Th tatqoaLiy of tb thing U seen to las suu coovaolioos when cooaouoca when a score of pairing 30 days notice befor a law -Stfl.jraP.lS-- th regard ,o loo.. lml couotica acor of hij rnui wbca poputaUoo U alx timaa greater." There may b eometbiog in that. r o -r - - - that tht evil was great enough al- I ready, but if small coon tie b a good thing, then of course divide all of the coaotiea ioto five or six. Wake would make twelve or Sfteeo counties as large aa the w co-bit things. Gran ville would make some nine and so on. The mora the greater misery. to. ieo UQtier has txeo making , i at. . a law speech at Richmond. Va. He undertook to tell what he knew about the word "bucoplioaa," and said it wsa of New Eoeland origin. Hat the 3i4 says not so, but is dUcaased by Ualwerinhla "My Novel," as is - ! - w . . . I 1 ii .: . n Wa qaote : "Accocciaf to mat aucuaatoa uomptioua V4 Uaaapuooa ar wide aprt, and u wi ca uka th Jitxrlj of bollioa down lit, llalwar a paea iaio a lio ur two. we would tay t&ai our " Brother Ballet Is well Oaacnbwd by Gaeaptloos while a large abmtwr of cuauaal sow before the court cvaU b dacriba aa uamptioQ. since a gemptioaa maa im oo who has sense and a hUept naa U oua who uoly thinks he haa it. (.o. Mabooa declines emphatical- . . . f W ij iu uv sksid ui a Atlantic Mississippi aod Ohio Kail- roiu. Til It; leqiilatuku. H Newa-OcrMrTi'a Heporl Curtailed. riitBTf -ri&orr dat. SENATE. Tw as at, Feb. 8, 1S81. Mr. Hornar. bill relative to tho reetoratioo of persons convicted of i . k. r .w: t I felooy to ngbla of citix-oship. Judi- I ciary committee. I r. illi.maoo, of Davie, bill to amend chapter 281, laws of 188- 7, to auoi inu uiimuBiB tqs juuiciai powers in the Stale. Jo&lciary com- i. n k k.ii ,n . ,k- alll. iUI VU. Will iuvvi lvi sssv North Carolina Pharmaceutical As- oc.bi.oo. Mr. Mebaoe moved a recocsidera- I ttou of the vote by which the bill to I . a V.n.nn Mills was I Mills " r ... . - r ..- the bill lo incorporate liig r alls Poorlur,0K Company were re- ferret to the Judiciary committee. Hill to ameod chapter 43 of Iat- I tie's UeviaaL declsnoir a four feet r.n. u.fQ in Pnmlioo eoantt. waa I -- - . j l discoMed by Messrs. Spruill and Clarke, and paased us second and third read i tiers. J D l bil I 395 to encourage the coU.ee of the Stale in establishing . " a : i . i norsnea, psju ua icwuu iuu vuiru reading. 5nate bll 279,, to ameod chapter 2QQ q( Ule Uw c i879, relativi U wrvic of jurors. It was explained by Mr. Maooing. The object of the bill is to relieve the court against Drofeasiocal jurors. 1 aaaed second aod third leadioea. .... Keeolalion of instruction to the Governor and Stale Treasurer rela tive to the constiuction boodsof the North Carolina Hailroad.io tbe hands of the State Treasurer, was explained by Mr. Hicbardson, aod passed iu second and third readings. HOUSE OF RE i' ft E3 E N T ATI V ES Mr. Simpaoo presented a petition with regsrd to a light house of Cm ton Island. Mr. Simpson-introduced a resolu tion for the belter protection of coamiros in this State, which was referred to the coamittea on propo sition and grievances. Bills were introduced and referred as follows: Mr. Tate, to amend the constitu tion of North Carolina so aa to have two additional Supreme Court Judges. Judiciary eommitlee. Mr. Manning, to carry into eneci crujo provisions of tbe constitution aalanea and fees. w Mr. Manning, to amend the home stead acd exemption law. Judiciary committee. Mr. Webeter, to ohaoga the time of holding the Sooreme Court and to fill the places of judges when they are sick. Judiciary committee. WILMINGTON, N. C. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY; 11, 1881. Mr. Smedea, to amend the law with regard to the removal of causes from ustlcea of the peace. Jadioiary oom mil tee. Mr. McCaoley. to securo the pay- men. of renta. Uomm.itee oo g- OaltOre. A meuage was received from the I iucmijc h iuvcitou uwui uuo Qoror regard to the Confede- I rate dead at Winchester and Shep- i i . . - , herdstown, and, on motion of Mr. Rowland, it was ordered to bo tent ii.. "t-t to I pnot. The Senate bill to reueal section I ine aenaio Dm to repeal sect on i, 1O'h0J.f A874" 75! I chi I proniDilion, was, on motion ot air.. Qynn, put on ita second and third Clabbaal Daatb. Special telegram to the Dispatch. CHATiLUf, Va., February 8. On Saturday last, at a warrant-trying at Muaeville, in this county, an infuri ated negro, named Dock Wright, clubbed J. O. Arthur to death, broke W. A. Museville'a arm, and cut Kend rick's band, who tried to stop him. It required ten armed men to arrest and bnncr him to laiL threats I ' I being made by the order of 'True Friends," of which be was a member, to rescqe him on the way.' Spirits Turpentine. It is extremely gratifying to notice that "tbe beautiful and accom plished" are alill to be fcmoT" the newi- pepera. Carthaee Oazttte: The resi- i deoce of Mr. ii. Q. seaweli. ot this county. was burned some two or three weeks since. the fire catching first In the kitcheo at some distance from the fire-place. Superintendent Scarborough wants the same school books for all North Carolina. Te hope the Legislature will not tolerate or authorize any such system Tn wU1 be to some big book Fu.... lie speech in Btalesville, took the ground I jkWv SJM SB a tava v ailVUlU UUI aaawaw wm I lhal ff T aa atT rv a aVftnM nnt . an Sk fW aoiule prohibitory liquor law, but stiouia I sobmlt the question to the people lo say wbetber or not they want it. Mr. J. II. Myrover has begun the publication of a weekly paper at Oar- tbage with the name iru Moore uazeiu. air. au na talents, experience ana in- dnstry and he is well qualified to give the ruann 1 aa rxf I K at I saiflAfi aa awrwl tSt rT .v. . r-r" Tarboro Bouinerntr: e coin- cldeln the views of the Raleigh 2faet-Qlh that the public printer ought to be paid a reasonable price for the printing, locssing salaries aod clerkships for. State officers and pay the primer a living nr-i-- " 1 II r n ix. t- . t? i Prlc- s - - j, T1 . . t, ,i N. C. lrvtbyUrian : Rev. J. I Alexander wrileeT Jebuarv 5th Bethel church, laat Babbatb. fourteen per- soos maae a puonc proiessiou ui iuwr faith In Chriat. six of whom received adult baptism. Others will make a similar pro- leeaion at an,early day. I T , T A Wf L ?l??...ia"VX! rSr pteTy Zll similar, and fell while preaching at Bethel. We have heard nothing further from Hot The store of Mr. Tboa B. Rasaell, A UO auio VI4 & uvm. residing about ten miles from Shoe Heel in uu WOQIT. wu roBMtt sou uuiacu uo mo night of the 1st inst; loss about $500, iuieieh farmer cfc Mechanic: ItUanooeo secret, we believe, that Mr. Theodore H. Hill, stands sponsor to Col. Waulkln SeUera wllty inyocallon to Judge rjimmons' iaw vanoerDiii : "The roet'striDuie to me millionaire. (Judge S. is about 54 years of age. He I. the son of one of the best men Halifax county ever bad, the venerable James Wmeaoos. ex-sheri of the county, and years of age-STAR. Charlotte Observer : Cnarley Charlotte Observer: orks wthZ Allen is s negro butcher and w W. Adama Marshall Bhepard is a College street shoemaker. These two negroes were playing bagatelle In Snyder's bar room yesterday ereolog about dark. A dispute occurred over the counting of the game and Allen cut Shepard in three places on the forehead just above the temple, over the rear of the left shoulder and across the flogers of the band. None of tbe wounds are serious. Goldsboro Messenger: Mr. Reed Smith was robbed on the road betweeo Msgaoliaand Kenaosville Saturday even ing of 11 SO in money. Two negroes were arrested on suspicion of having committed the robbery. The Literary Society of Salem High School, at Huntley's, in Samp son county, will celebrate the sixth anni- ai. Ida 9J!h nf ITarimBrV 1 h'TS will bee speeches snd essays by some of the members of the society. Judge A. A. Mc Koy hss been invited to sddreas tbe society st that lime. The early pea crop ap pears to be seriously injured in this section by the recent cold spell. Some of our truck ers are plowing up uetr see a Raleigh News-Observer: A. lar8e LdT"offlce" the project of Ibe formation of the new county of Durham. l'rof. W. C. Krr, SUte Geologist, win, to-morrow e vo nlng. deliver a lecture at Commons Hall on ibe "Mineral Wealth of North Carolina." The lecture win be delivered under the . ...ly. nt iha nt .la TlnrH of Affrlcnltnre. It will be full of valuable information, for ao man is oetier .cqu..Dlc w.lu jeci .than Prof. Kern Mr. Simpson gas luuOUUW a iciuiuhvu wm. members in Congress to use their inluence to have the beacon light at Cspe Hatter as I re-established. ITbla ought to De done. ""T B0Tet wi j i Raleigh Farmtr and Mechanic: Col. Thomas 1L Holt has sppolnted a new executive committee ot the North Carolina Agylcaliural Society. Ia a social and po Iruoal point of view, they are all "jolly good fellows. Raleigh hss received since September 1, 67,800 bales of cotton, a gala of 17,300 over last year. Weave been looking over the Auditor's report, and flod some fanny Items. As for example the regularity with which big fees are drawn in the Bwepeon case. More anon. Our gifted townsman, Theo. IL Hill. his friends will be pleased to learn, is pre paring to Issue a revised edition of his poems. He has written a new poem entitled tiwiihln the Veil." which will be highly re- gs4 by religious people; A railroad from Qarysburg, near Wsldon, to Jackson, In Northampton county, aod Windsor, In IVlOKiNIJNU- I Bertie county. Is on the tapis. It will tap iJZn: - - j der IthM already increased the pay of a number of the "Capitollne Crowd." to to apeak, by giving another $1,000 clerk to 'SuJxT Ted minmiuii fnrM nf colored Amnloves. or Increase of pay. It ia said the Governor, of increase or pay. a ia also ia to have another I PV one : T Decreiary, or me Editor. Noticing the charter or sizieeq new rauroaaa in North CaroUna and "organlxing" (on pa- per) of a good many of them, I wish to ask -.tonaLul new rsuroads in Ekttt-Bxo-Hou)EK. Certainly notl Of noll He has lost his grip. Besides, '"Ww.r. allows loc. would find bis match in the big field now. TSCJE3 CITY. HBW AUVKaTHKinENTR. M UNBOX At cost. HECTsarKKB Valeotines. J. C. Mckds Cologne, &c. Lost Gold watch and chain. Mr. Famnixs's new dancing classes. Iieal ooia. Receipts of cotton yesterday 807 bales. Storm signal was flying again yesterday. The Board of Aldermen meets Monday evening No cases for ths Mayor's Court yesterday morning. We hear of several cases of scarlet fever in this city. Mr. JL E. Duke will remain head clerk at theTParcell House under the new management. A ilag-stono crossing is being placed at the northern intersection of Mar ket and Third streets. Mr. B. G. Berger, advance agent of the Berger Family, registered at the Purcell House last night. Some thief broke into the show windows of Mr. Hahn'a store some time " I tfl ff MA VtlnP T KZi J Pin CTlUe a ww ww w - The weather yesterday was al most warm enough for sommer. At 12 M. 1 the thermometer at the Star office regis- I iered 71 degrees in the shade and in tbe nn.n ,,r . - Uhe only loreign shipment yes- I . a I w r TJ TO. -77 M M i terusv was tue one s.rv a. rmjiBi. iui Aanlnwall. New Grenada, bv Messrs. ptrsJey & WigRins, with 210,575 feet of 1 "h ' ' lumoer. me tramp crop in this particu- .i i- nnnr I ir secucm IB TCI T UIVUIUUK JUOl uvn. I .. ... , t. . u I Some eight or nine sought shelter from the oome eigDt or nine suuut iuoiici nuut mo . . " t v . ..siM AiatmA m w Bsrawsi mar sit u eat hi hi i i in iimi Wednesday nighu w x o n..?'. aAxranna Mr- a- AJavidtOD, advance aent for Miss Calhoun and Ford's Dra- Comnanv. arrived last night. Wed- I nfdtj and Thursday next are the dates pon for their sppearance in this city a wo goiu eieeve uuiwun, uuc gold stud and pari or a waicn cnain, were .... . . m . I " - picked up in the vicinity ofthe New Han- nMr i,ik h, - Co ored dot. Handed 10 a policeman, and are now awaiting a claim- ant at the City Hall. It is now said that Oliver liar- gelt, the Pender county burglar, awaiting the execution of the death sentence in jail at Kenansville, Duplin county, where his tria, WM removed, will have bis sentence .... ' . . commuted to imprisonment for life. A joint meeting of the Cham- v .o i.. r... at Kenansville, Duplin county, where his I br-of Commerce snd Produce Exchange wui oe ucui wuay at uuuu iu iuiiuci wu- iri.r whit la lrnnwn Ihn T?ptfnn hill. now before Congress. Caving reference to tne subject or uter-statecommerce. ru iA from the truck of the C. M. Stedman ire Company No. 1, on Tuesday morning last, on tbe route to the fire, and two of them are still missing. Tbe parly or parties having them in possession should leave them at the City Hall TIia rnmornf fhp .Irnwnin of v . - o . 1. . rUM np twn I tince. while oo her way lo a vessel on ine I ... ... woman a own word for it. Messrs. J. L. Duel! ey, H. C. rretnpert, W. 1J. Uerkm ana jonn lltar, Jr.. .11 of this city, were appointed a com- mllU OD contltQlkD tot 'abore louge. uc -e.,uH n Lodge K. of P., at Goldsboro; to suhmit their report at the next session cmeiiy ! AsHsaiaia Aa;aisi We intended lo say iu our lasi tnai me Legislature had already passed a bill to prevent cruelty to animals, ana as we ue- lrJ to caJ1 lhe pirt,cular altention of those Interested to its provisions, we again I atate that the bill, which is now a a W, r pr0yides that "every person who shall by his act or neglect maliciously maim, wound, .... ,, i JQrB "uro wr H017 oeB UU,K' mil, shall, up6n conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of fifty dollars or imprisonment for thirty days." raamlMlv AlariBairy Heport. From Dr. J. C. Walker, Superintendent of Health, we have the following statement of the number of deaths occurring in this city for tbe month of January: Trhiiet 2 males and 6 females; 5 adults and 3 children. Total 8. Coiartd 7 males and 12 females; 12 adults and 7 children. Total 19. Total, white and colored, 27. .wi biuo v mju i.w, tt - w-. - , . i uuud, seven in luu eenes, wiu oo eent excepting l.iin nn ih whsrf vp.iprd nroved to be found murdered. In his own house, in Ifn- t npon the statement from a grocer that the person lalion on the wharf yesterday, proved to De conntv ne.r the Jones countv line last I applying for the cards has fought of him on that Incorrect that is, if we can take ibe P,,D C0UDly. neftr ine Jones county line, last i at least seven bars of Dobbins' Electric Soap, 5" Tb sequel to the Hlchwar Kebkerr Case. At the request of Justice Gardner, (be magistrate in charge of the case, we omit ted to meotioD the fact of a deadly assault committed upon Mr. Henry Cloger, in con nection with the robbery of his shawl by Julia PtarsjD, colored, referred to In our last, for the reason that the assailant was still at large aad officers were on his track. One Bob Shepard, a colored drayman, was flret arrested rfs being the guilty party, but wueaorouguwao iace wunr . wpgar, m the magistrate's office, he said Bhepard was not the man. Afterwards it was as- certained beyond a reasonable doubt that 1 J .LI. J...L4 iL.i oeyouu a reasonaoie uuum mai l TT i 1 . 1 uue u-ourge y ano, cuioreu, was uie party who made the assault, and Justice Gard ner received information leading him suspect that Vann had gone up the Carolina central roaa. ne mereiore leiegrapnea Mayor Bizzell, of Laurinburg, to arrest Vann if hn ahnnlri mntrn hia nnnprnrnnoA - - rl fTl-: ITT . 1 1 - . T . I Aui3 was nreanesaay evenjng. xesieraay uv receivea an answer irom jxayor dzzeiJ, fitatinc that Vann hnd hnnn nrrfiRted wa th,n in 4fl;i .t ,k o.i mtA h " - sent down last night. It is alleced that Vann: after Julia Pear- 80n had snatched the shawl, struck Mr. Cloger over the head with a stick, which he jerked from Mr. C.'a own hands, and inflicted such a fearful blow that the old m.n foil o, - - .uu iu u pavement, where he lay for some time, and that meanwhile his pockets were rifled of the sum of ten dollars. . ... . . iuu uec ui iuu wumau waaiuuave cume up before Justice Gardner yesterday after- noon, but it was finally postponed until " ftl t 1 . . . win prooaDiy oe neara Tlie Bank: of New Hanorer-Annnal meeting; of 8toestlaoldera The annual meeting of tbe stockholders of "The Bank of New Hanover" was held at their Banking House at 12 M. yesterday. The meeline was organized bv Mr. Du- w-k.n. "lul" uuor uc,us ailcu l" luo ua,r. air. mos. vy. Btrange oemg requested to act as secretary. Messrs. T. W. Straoge and Isaac Bates were appointed committee to verify proxies, and there were found to be repre sented 5,172 shares in person and 1,911 by I proxy, The President of the Baok made his nnrf nnhm,,,A,1 At,aA IS. . .1 or tne condition or the principal Bank and I if a hanAhaa a H a n nnn w rt isr rhn vnnnrf uiouvum, nwu.uuuu uuuvu, was adopted, nis statement snowed me net earniogs of the Bank for the last year . , . , . tV. . , . I " H nuu, "ok monins a iracuon over 4 per cent. i ine loiiowinir senuemen were eiecieu I " " I Directors .lnhn Dawson. Donald McRae. I O. W. Williama. R. Vollers. TS. B. Borden. s - - - - Fred. Rheinatein. J. A. Leak. R. R. Bridgets, Chas. M. Stedman, J. W. Atkin ouu, loaau iico. Upon motion, tne meeting tben aa- joumed. Daily Weaiher Balletln. The following will show the state of the thermometer, at the stations named, at I . ... a.uy r. M. yesterday, wasmngton mean I - . lime, and also the amount of rainfall in I inches ,for th twfintvfnnr hours endinir daily at 3 P. M., except Tuesday, when it IS 48 hours, as lUrnisneO Dy Sergeant Jes w. watson. aignai umcer at this Station : iem. R. F. .15 .35 .73 1.04 .21 .14 .05 .08 .01 .02 .00 .00 .00 .23 .32 .09 .00 . .00 Weather. I Atlanta. . 62 69 68 65 70 65 79 71 74 80 65 65 65 75 70 70 67 65 . Clear Clear Clear Pair I Augusta Charleston. .. Charlotte Corsicana Lt rain Galveston t T Fair Cloudv iSr 7 jtianoia ."..'..".' . pj jscMuuvme. . vyicai, I iLej West Clear Jfair Fair Fair Clear Clear Fair Clear Fair Montgomery..'.'.'.' riew Orleans PuntaRasaa Wilmington.. Cedar Keys Pensacola ....... ma . .. - . 1 t j ; . : . l 1 ne IOllOWing are tne xaaioaiiuun iur tue BOUth AliantlC btaies lO-aay: ..... .. r.. . . . Colder, clear or partly cloudy weather, variable winds mostlv northwesterly and u.- v i geuei aiijr u iuci ueuuiucict, - - iti n ramr in nnniin. Wright Qainn, a mah 70. years old, was week. Tt oppma that ha mi In the act of getting supper (as he lived alone), when some fiend shot him. and then placed the I uqav :n .uQ firenlace. Diled a quantity Of wood on the remains and attempted to burn them. As yet no clue has been ob. talned to lead to the identity of the perpe- i tralor of the horrible crime.' Fire in Dupllm Aeeldeni, See. The house known as the "Judge place,' Kenansville. Dunlin county, and owned by Mr L b'. Kelly, was destroyed . flnj OB Sanday la8ti We learn that , ' MmA nnr ,nforrniM necro woman, whose name our informant ... .., sra whiu i ths Mn . ..... ...JI.Mail.n ansl VimA haw tfOttfllrMP I burned off her body. She will probably die. Two other persons had their hands I severely burned in trying to save her. Tbe house was occupied by Mr. Buck Cobb, who lost the most of his household effects. ITlaKiairaie'a Court. Josephine Smith was arraigned before Justice Millis, yesterday, charged with committing assault and battery on the per son of Brown Robinson; both colored. Judgment was suspended on the payment of costs. . The avenues leading to an early grave have often been opened by a cough or cold. Thousands -have been cured and saved by Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. It ia cheap only 25 cents a bottle. WHOLE NO. 4,209 K I YE It a!ID 11 A KIN B. German barque Anna, Siewerts, hence, arrived at Glasgow on the 7th ioBt. British barque Hattie H., Cochrar, hence, arrived at Bristol on the 7th inst. German brig AUertin-Meyer, Zeick, hence, arrived at Havre on the 8th inst. Norwegian barque Mindora, Henrick- sen, hence, arrived at Liverpool oo the 7th I inst. The brig Rasy Grfthanif f rom port for London, Jfith a cargo of naval stores, arrived at Halifax, N. S , da- 'iffht 5n ah ' tSf!: Wednes leakiDir " i badj .a wiI1 discharffa tor renftif. I - I As sure as the sun shines. Dr. Tutt'a to fl8 will cure Fever and Ague, if taken by I a million people endor8e lt In a ca8e to i wnere airections are followed, if they fail, I agents will refund the money. i . m tc miii.i The mails close and arrive at the City i trust umce as iouows: I CLOSK. I KT .1 .1 , i. oriuern mrougn mans, iasi, :uu Al. Nbrthern throiurh mails.. 5:80 A. M. 1 Raleigh. 5:30 A. M. Mails for the N. C. Railroad, J from, including A. & N. C. I Railroad, at. ....... 5:30 A.M. Southern mails for all points I South, daily. . ..8 A.M. acd 7:45 P. M Western mails (C.C. R'vMailv I (except Sunday) 8:10 A. M. I Mail fr Cheraw & Darlington w m V "u ii I Mails for points between Flo 7:45 P. M. i rence and Charleston. 8 A I M. and 7:45 P. M. Fayettee.&ndofnce8onCape I IPaow Ul1TAl I'll AO4 ATTH n w 1:00 P M. I . Favetteville. via Lnmhertnn daily, except Sundays."... 8:10 A.M. Unslow C ix. and interme diate offices, Mondays and Thursdays 6:00 A M. oHutuviile mails, by steam boat, daily (except Sundays) 8 :30 A. M. I Mails for Easy Hill, Town I reeK, onaiiotte and Lattle T? VTA a Ikfiwa ana n m A rTl iiiTbu iuiaiia v a nun iiiuih- days 6:00 A. M i Wilmington and Black River Chapel, Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays 5:00 A. M. OPEN FOB DSLIVEKY. Northern through and way mails... 7:30 A. M. Northern through mails 9.00 A. M. Southern mails 7:30 A.M. Carolina Central Railroad. . . . 4:00 P. M. Mails collected from street boxes every dav at 8.80 P. M, stamn Offi nrn from ft a r tn iqtu anafro. to 5-MPM MnTTH I n . . -w-h -. I itenaier jjeDanmenionen name ah atsim-n omce. Oflnfiml nVlivArvnnpn frm A .oo A TtT to?6:00 P. M., and on Sundays from8:30to 9:30 A. M i stamps for sale at general delivery when i stamn omne ia rinaert. I Mr aiinrw a'S'ssnmsk I u" 11,jn' HORNING STAR can alwaya be hadat the following places In the cit? : The Purcell House, oMiu JMewsjstaua. ana tne bta umce. I a PARTE RAROATTJ A waII MteMlahsvl -mrl I proeperouB wee&ij Newspaper, located in a tliri- I Railroad, is offered for sale. Terms easy. For terms and particulars apply to the editor of this paper. TWO fY&Cl A TC9 Parmlafa Aait lha si-vATk -A I cona me iivar; eepeciauy tne nrst,eo as to perform V uiivMVUO uviiovuj. BUU IVU WLU tCWUTU ab I least nineteen twentieths of all the ilia that man- I j j i . K iTthe 'inlyttS tKt wUl ptrf etly I neanmyacuonwuioae.iiwoorgana siaine rarmer, A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT, bavin? nasaed I neveraj ueepiennigon, oisrarDea Dy tne agonies yinced that Mrs. winsiowj soouiiaar syrup was child. On reachlne home and acaualntlne hla wife with what he had done, she refused to have it ad ministered to the child, as she was strongly in favor of Homasopathy. That night the child passed in suffering, and the parents without Bleep, Return ing rarao me asy louowing, ine ratner round tne baby still worse; and while contemplating another sleepless night, the mother stepped from the room to attend to some domestic : duties, and left the fa- ther with the child. Dnrinc her nhiwacn h admin. I Istered a portion of the Soothing Syrup to the ba- IV.sad saw nothing, .That nigft .auland. slept V WWSk BV aVWiV IBUVVf S TV V J IU MV U1U1U1U( vail BTIn T. DM IITTIO TS 1lTW aWAVA m V A M t M M Dngm ana nappy, j ne motner was aeugatea witn I tne suaaen ana wenaemu caange, ana aitaouga at first offended at the deception practiced upon her, nas oonunuea w use tne syrup, ana . surrenng cry ing babies and sleeDless nikhts have disaDDeared. A single trial of theSyruD never vet failed to re lieve the baby and overcome the preludlces of the motner. tsoia Dy an Uruggista. S3 cents a bottle. " BSSSSy "SssssT JSSSJSrar TO ALL OUR FRIENDt .Having had number- less inquiries for advertisinz cards from, ladies in ifr. all parte of the country who are interested In tbe I . " . - o . Brevuiiner runninn or mninnv "parr! vniwtmna " i we are naving prmcea ror inem a set oi seven oeau I ground. In the highest degree of art. Illustrating wua. tjit i wiww uiu uu & buiiu ukil M" I little art gems. Our only aim has been to publish theflnest cards yet shown. Applications for them have come In so rapidly that nearly the whole edi tion is engagea eeiore ine receipt oy us or tne cards : : . r. i . . r."u irom me anise, we nave inereiore oeen ODllgea to adnnt the followtntr nlan for thn 11atrlhnHnn nf I the remainder : No more of the gift Shakspeare I With Price Daid for same. AILaDDlvinsr in this man I .Mnill nuuh). Via nll u- m.f . ..I- I by mail. This will insure us that our friends and Z ?!3J.t .JPfi I tne cards. Your grocer has the Soap or will get it, I sffiKfliSjXs SSS llS ;,?rnVtX ele, but one that you must have anyway. Please send us vour application at once, and tell vonr ladv menaa maxing -cara collections io ae tne same. Yours respectfully, LL.CRAGIN A CO., No. 116 South Fourth st.jPbiladelphia, Pa. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Lost, tn the yicinitt of bonkv mtinns. on t. TTT-J J 1.1. t . . . au.rr qold watch and chain. The finder will be "5?rJ1' warded on leaving them at the star Mr, Fanning's N EW classes in dancing. RANKIN HALL, amens on Saturdav at S P. M.. for Married Ladies and Gents, Young Gentlemen, Ladies and Children. Terms, Ten Dollars. Two or more pu pils from one family, Nine Dollars each. Round Dances and German specialties. Evening Class for Ladies and Gents, 8 o'clock. feb 11 St L. S. L. NEXT DRAWING OF THE LiOuislana state Lottery TAKES PLACE MARCH 8. CAPITAL PRIZE 180,000. Whole tickets. f3 00; Halves, $1 00. Address lock box sts, feb 11 tf Wilmington, N. C. " BATESDir AUBBt uinu. 1 Um ttaar ona day,..,.... , 100 ." twoaaya...... ni . tnxadara,... : t C " " foordaya,.... .... Sm iva daye...... Ik Oaewaek, 4 00 Tweweeka, ... 6 to Thraewaeka, 8 60 One month, 10 oo " Twomonths IT oo " Threa months,... U 00 BIzmoatha, 0 cc " " One year, 60 iO tafContract AdTertlaemeata taken at prof or Uonately low ratea. Ten h&es aalld Nonpareil type make ona aqaara. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Valentines! QOMIC VALKNTINB8 I SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES ! ALSO, A VEKT FINS SELECTION OP PRANG'S VALENTINE CARDS t For sa!e at HXINBBEBQIR'B feb ll it uve Book aad Maaie Store. Fleur De Lis Cologne, JAVKNDB3 WATER, TOILET SOAPS AND Powder. Hair Brashes, Tooth and Nail Braabcw. uneniai room rasie. For sale by Jakes c. munds, niuexut, 35 Noith Front bt. feb 11 tf At Cost. A FEW ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND FRENCH SUITINGS AND TROUSKRINOS. AT COST I M UN SON, Clothier and Merchant Tailor . ifeb it tt Administrator's Sale. BY VIRTUB OF A DEORKE OF THE 8UPB rtor Court of New Hanover County, In a oer. tain special proceeding there pending before the Clerk, wherein Alfred Howe. Administrator of Julia PeiUford, la Plaintiff, and Orlando Dover and wire Margaret Dover, are defendants- I will, en MONDAY, the 1th day of March. 1881. atllo'cl'k A. Ml, -at the Court bouse door. In the City of W li mington. offer for c&le. at Dubllc auction, that i)T st 1 OF LAND, situate in aaid city, and designated upon the plan thereof aa Lot No. 8 In Black set. The aaid Lot will be divided In half and sold in two Lota, each being of. the width of 66 feet and of the depth of 165 feet. ' Terms One third cash, rosldne in three and six months, with interest from day of sale. ALFKKD HOWIE, Administrator, jan 90 Ct feb 4, 11, 19, mh 6 Post copy It Administrator's Sale. TJNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE PKO- bate Court of Pender County. I will, on Thursday, the 24th day of Febiuary, inst., at 10 o'clock A. M., at the late residence of my intestate, tell at public auction, for cash, all the personal estate of the late Dawson T. Durham, consisting principally of Horses, Mules, Bogs, Cattle, Farming Implements. corn, uow reas, nousenoia ana .itcnen Furnltnie, two e1gbt-here power Engines, two Pea Thrashers, two Stemmers, one large Separating Pan, and Cot tonQin and Press. JAMES H. DURHAM, Adm'r. D. T. Durham, Deceased, feb 4 4t 11 20 23 Malaga Grapes. npHK 8BA8ON FOR THIS CHOICE FRUIT IS JL i neariv over. and ivrjinn.hnht.in mn.h i I "mc ones m iarge puncnes jnst re- S. Q. NOKTHKOP'B feb lO.tf Fruit and Confectionery Stores. Hats ! Hats ! C ILK UMBRELLAS 1 IMPERIAL HAT GLOSS. Jest the thing for your old or new Hat. 35c per bottle. HAKKUJON ALLRN, feb 10tf Hatters. 15000 Bahcls Prlme 00X114 3000 D B1,ck Ed whUc OAT8. 500 Bale'' TIM0TH Y iAT- ALSO, A few good well broke MULES, feb 9 tf PRESTON CUMMINQ A CO. Great Reductions Hamburg Edgings & Insertions ! Brown & Roddick 45 market Street. WB WILL OFFER. ON MONDAY. JANUARY 81st, our whole stock of the above, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES t I lc Pr yard and upwards. No commeal f. "l and we can tl.f, From lc per yard and upwards. No comments are ww uwvh awwawaa BROWN & RODDICK. 45 Market Bt. Jan 30 tf PUKCELL HOUSE. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Wilmington. IV. i B. Ia. PERRY, Proprietor. First Class in all its appointments. Terms SI. CO to $3.00 per day. leb 8 tf STIRRING." Carts in constant repairs. Carriages and Buggies for sale, Drays made strong and line, Timber Wagons made to order. Horseshoeing a specialty. feb 6 tf MoDuUGALL A WILLIAMSON. Allan's r SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES I. Jacob's Oil. Tntt's Expectorant. Wlnchestare Cough Cordial. Pure, Cod Liver OH. Ouileors Soap, Marshall's Cnbeb Cigarettes, and a fall aa- " sortment of Flavoring Extracts, J. H. HARDIN'S, Drug and Heed Store, New Market. feb 6 tf Garden Seed. Garden Seed. JpBAS, BEANS, CABBAGE, Radish, Tomato. Squish, Turnip, Melon, Ac, Ac, For sale Wholesale and Retail. WM. H. OKEKN. feb 6 tf Druggist, Market Street. All Sorts nr stoves, warehouse and stobb PownoPwSan eve"1 redttCeBU,ck- 1M"" Write for Catalogue and prices. P. M. KING A CO.. febetf . Wilmington. N. C. For Sale, DESIRABLE TRUCK FARM, SITUATED abouMhree miles from this city, on the Wllmlng torV Weldon Railroad, adapted to the culture of Strawberries and other Fruits. For further partic ulars apply to W. L. KELLY, feb 3 lw At Springer's Coal Yard. I Still Insist rpHAT I AMhffOT '.TEE GERMAN (BARBER. but one of them, and second to none in the city. My Saloon may always be found neat and comfor table, and polite Werkmon who are ever ready to Walt on, my patron a and friend a. Respectfully, H. a PR EM PERT, Jan 16 tf No. 9 S Front st.