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I i RATES OF, AbVEBTISIIIOt fT The.. Morning Star. : I 'i'cc r '.i7 : I7.fi ,, J :; -s.r H' 5'; i2J?ja,. ii'WMiii ' to "".... ..... .......- W a aa f TbieoWftekfi '.ate two MontSis,...u::;:::!;::n m f : m TliroMonthft,.......,..,...vlS4 00 I M 1 4 I FF3 "J 1-1. . .. ' " ... .. 4 ' ' . " - .'. 4a--.- -: . - r: . f " ' ,-'5..- - . .- ; 5 .j. una a oar...... nh f tarOpntraot? Adverttjpenta taken at propor tional tow ra:.-41 ''' Tenllnee aoBd Konparefl typo mako one aqaar 1 NEW ADYKxTTISiaiKNTS. nr- tyi ' 7?rri tor vol: xxxni. no. 46. . Wilmington, n. p., Thursday, November 15, i883. WHOLE NO. 5057 NCOKNING EDITION. V M WUaoa Jfc Co.. rfraxx- t,;i;)4.4 tun(HaJjtL .V eiTj eca , ,,,!,( two ma ai qcsa wm strack t , , ,t p. won tuUd lb Ulrd U1 , 4, bnAta. T&4 Kwww JVoci ui 1 ( . of CaiUialwW. OtU... wliA ICO ,. r-I trmla o U lfukm n : ., rUilrwiJ WTckii for l& pvrpcw ,,r -.riry w ft M)W l MO , ,,! . uril.-t. TW Sit Ratter , . i-..jick. N. J., fki'rl: ImbiliiiVM I ;i mm) A 8 IforftoU. V i,H(-)v-Hl two fruC tn&Dwa of tilM N r' U vt W.tVru fUutrsl. 7. CCO ).,.,:-. (:it.o. itij est tbnl turner. tvlr .ni m uK:ilaHui frwlft. Ium CJl m i) :irtu-'i TtM poJixjnl ctUU m -r Imwo uJ4. Ow 4CC0 ,u u.r rrmi i lb Coital jtttft la , :,ur XA nrrQ l IW S: .01 r niun. V.. A G. RftjIranJ. far t.3'MiX3. aAopi far Um talirv 4 . .f ta- roU m to W tcwt ml v ,..;:;. Ta Nw Trk i. : t .l )tj J: ftn4 -ixrTJwl 11.; !.atf C irffC rv-rw u i t.j Dtaocrtfc jabi i Hi:haodl 00 TJ-jr sight. i 1 -j til.' ntr tvftft! rvaIftliQ$ will r? vh ckJ hi front th V ArcHbwAof Yarl dJ,trrJ hi mu U.lr for rai Sri.i. Ia t& co.l rtlttorift) r "wW n?r tb bokia' rvaJ t f t U lVtajcrtc prty U Irt 1. hi fKifty tt it b known. If it ; i Fr-te;tioa pxtf ?m ttamlkil i ) prop? U4r. A far a w will rt lXmxrlic ppm that i-v Crum Jaj Dovo wilb '..1- tt Art wh!ky ftrxi br al r'. Th Sra mj krp th tax "i f.U- n4lU-. ttnarica oJ cha '.h m nnmt uf Ittctio. rht VirvAUftaa it NYt!ilof laTnd tl j ar Dantruo.1, cUbrstU ibe victory ovr iVfbco. Cbi!mo f ' ro 3iA4S id ihr "or ted." UtprvieataUvf Crti! Coi aad R-iJuUIl ft jtH I a WaiMagUo aad '.h t hl for tV 5p-Xrbtp ratb J h iU b Uct4rd, bat i nny rrv t&rv jt Tb VtmocrUd aukjont ia th IIoa U (WtIT MTWOtJ. WttJ. $a lxaUU in thr Sp r' h WvJaM b a "chrkj" '''iio h- rLr bt- oic vt).pr ad talk f Taiiff twfrto tb ot( tt jr4T to m. th tim t by "aKi J. fL tSr- 4 f rn th prwot TnJ can b touch rti. A barUr haa b kiUfi ia Nr fit, th drit prvbablj ia Yar, aat papr aaktn a liottr U ut rmkIi ori)iajriia tat '.irj baatiof la North Carwi.o tt to 14 ra boubraktr. Tb f kUli aai waaa!labo tbftl. Vfr Sierj' cala of Cbtf Ja-'"- Marshall, whueb m to cut 4 );), ta oa tb wf frwat IlaJ. Il iU b ptacl u tha Capital groaada n TV aahi a jton. Mr. Mrr, lb titlptor, U a too of ibJ laia Jdg t.ry. ai ia a pot aa rU 0 oo lit 'Ui x.fta, ' . . . . . 1 , L ..J I ie win aJ dH Uabaw ATKi S:ka3 ba 4i.i "03 bfiag UtUfK Tlirw ia rkbaa 4 tbaf. CbJf J ittlca CoUrHdx told la a pcb la N'w York tbat Amcld wikO tb exewi 'itatiogtabl Svtog EagUabt9ftis.bat th odS!k" eoaU Cot rtrcogtu bim toclallj wUboviUtUrm, &;. Wo hro tooairod from Mr. A. B. hppr30v odltor aad pabllabor, -Cotton FiwtVOctoborodilioa, For rttad rvfrrvneo vpoo sll ntttr rvlatiag to Cotton aod Cot to a Mao f ftctart, la tbto aJ othtrcoantrao, it will bw ftrand tryofoL Ity f tto IMoo, (a tfnibU olotb vr, : T,. eiHa,- XddftWt A. B. BS;fyytrfoq, Ton TVrV who mi for mor ,v. . . ,v. , lht grmod oM comPoy the F.j. WjTillIndpQtIent Ligbt Inrantiy, dieJ Moodr wm barieJ Tne- , ,, . dj U FttjetUviUo. Thoagb . all, and ao mocb o bjr tbe company io vbooe oorric bo bd bn so loog Dggd tbl tbty lorried mi od baried klra iritb miliUry bonort. Poor Id Tom I Tb Lmi time wo kept top to tbo Up of bit drocv woo vboti tbt coco paay marched to cacnp oo Harrtogtoo Hill, jojt preTiom to ita departaro for tbo ooat of war in Virginia. Peaco to bla abcs. Kotfotk U to bre Theodore Thomoa'f orebcotra on tbo 27tb init. Xlf cocacooo coosont tbU U tbo bst rao.tcoJ orgaUaikQ of tbo tort io America. A comxattteo of arrioge raenU bao bown appointed. Tbo Yir "Km til wQl bo t&o rrcaUU moaicaJ -wot tbat ba o-ror Ukto placo la oar dij. Ihm coaaaiu tar mal ftraaCMOla for ftU p3itioo to fttuod. ft ad to that cad bar mnd tpocial rUo of fftra oa all railroad ao4 fttaaaboaa Uaoo aai raUo of board at htaaa4 boardia aoaal to taoao fttuod iC UUo ooacort. Fnll parUcalart will bo fivw la a rw aaya. " Spirits Turpentine. Rocky Mount Report: Tbo 9prwo Doort tviof o curt of ftpfxala. bwk1 xatt J&!fn wll at i2m Saporior CoqM. Tno olkM tbt afoOVrrworkrd. Tbo lagtst boot of tbo ftoaaon ta rriv4 ftl la Gfttooia GtfU Hem aa4 wvia talva pouoda, naa uri4 lwaty us lacbo la circa afarcac. tkooowail HtrpHi: Tbo ro- porta la rrsrd to tbo yWJd of rk are oo coafl TV crop la this ccxialy u tald U na o.y kaif what U oobt to b. Taa E2 Cttr Wfl hr rrtly for Now H4n wUa l.WO boaaU of rica oo board. Locobortoa It&txsorxiai; Wo Wra taat ia rtfort b baisf mado to frt Dr. M uiura to bcturo la tax towa aad wt tc it will D UCCf kiL W TVTt to War l&ai Mr. D. KJmth. of KrTer. bad tba nitfoctoao wbtlo bauliaf wood Ut FrViT wa to I all from lam wmjroo. from ta izcu of wbkb bo saffrrtd wry tcriooa iajurwa. Salubary U'iUrAnan: Mr. J. J Ncwtnao. of Datcb Qrk 111a. U now tacicvdja maklajr map of oil too mloa rl propartko aort& of Oold U1H to Lbo Tftdlla riw. Oa lat Friday, tbo 3d iaal. Mr. Latbr C Trailar. whii work in c at law mill oo Bontb nw, for Mr. Ilaintoo. vu caobt batwaea tbo till aad tbo rock wftl ftad iaataatly klilad. Greoavillo . JtyUctor: U. F. Cosby, a whlio raft a. waa broofbt to towa Saadar al;bt and Unprtaood oo a cbarre of t-m!iaf aa ormoai. II escaped jail. Col. A. X. Waddall tpoke to a lanr crowd to US Coort Uocao Salorday. His rwwca wa wall raceired. Ua fpoke at Falklaad Moodaj aad at FartariUa yeatrr- dar. Put cocaiif baa lot KTral ex- criol cilifoea wHaia tbo pat jvar. eoo wboaa plaoao caaaot bo eaailf fillad. but for aoao baa aba caoro caaaa to moura taaa for )tr. Jiaa Oalwrr. wbo departed tbia life ia GrvcnvCIo Urt Tbunday -reola. New Borao Joumai: Aaaio Unt tarjftnr Woor. of tbo Coltrt 8ta rtna. aao aaro parmaaootly aaaifaed to 4aty a Soemaoab, Ga. Dted. Io tbia city. Xo. too. tssa. Mr. L D. WITkle, of Cauwba coootyrbot for mur ywn a nru!ot of tbia city. Too rrra ideal el tko 1AK. ajWroad baa purcbaaed eu loaa of la tUmi nil l Morvbead CU j wtucA will bo brQpxbt to Kaw Boroo aad torad. aad laid aa ual aa Uy caa bo paid foe. Ouobaadrd tooa of tbcao will bo takaa oat eoxf Xoodav aad tbo work of pallia tbca down will brfia. Aabooillo CUioen; Tbo Federal Court to Ukary to ba ia oo for a fort a ixa.i or eaora. Too V. ft. Attoraey la faroao oa taat lbr aro HOO sow cam o a ha dacftei. Taw com aao aaosfly cooaact d witb ejojattooa of tbo rrrvooo law. Work opua tba aaUf woeka raaerrotr bare to prorvaaiaf aa rafxdly aa cirevm caacvo wUi permit Alrradj a Urra por. tiao at tbo rock wall la op. aad a aoLd. ad- tatrUf boiit afifftir- U aa. More new boi!diari ware cootractad for ia tbe laet wnk to bo pI ? at ooca) ta Axbotilio tbaa tr arctd dariaf a whole year foor rear ar ta tbe caaalieaa work roro brsrery oa oo aaore tbaa ooo baadrvd baiMiaaTK. ItaJei b Ilii-for; DieJ, at tbo Maideece of lev bnabaxsd, os Xortb atraet. at o'clork tbia aocralog. afra. Caaaco GrtMoax wifa of Mr. L. T. Griaaoca. ard boat 53 ?or. Oa Puodaj afleroooo tba Kr. w. G CWmeaU orxaizd la tbo baH ow lbo Ctttwoe Baak tbo IUkljtb CbrVtclaa Chortb, wbo0 boovo of wrtrablp ta o np'milf coiat op oa UllUboro a treat. J. tX Kdaarda a cboa Bocretary. A. Mrtaf. CcUWtoe. MaJ. IL C retir.Treaa ortr. Alfrd Marja IVmcoo- Tbo oew ofraaUailoo m ectd wUb tweatj per Btaoa. 8ob of wbom aro beada of faaaUlao od rprauii rra of tead- l boaiaeao bwa La tbia city. Tba colored fair waa opetsed today bt Coo. JareK A eery food crowd waa ta aXUodaaco cooaiderta; it wt tbe firtt da. Tba exbibit la tbo earioua deparv aaaala taoaUe eredaaMa Tbo proceaaiao r rosed at tbo fc of FayetteeUk atreet, aad aaarcbed cp tbat atroat to 2iaw Berao meeaoo. aad tboco to tbo fair KToenda. ia tbo foUowisf ordrr; CbJef Marabal aad bio aaatatiat; tbo bead frocaTappcr'a Col UiX9i tbo Oak CLlj Blaoo: carriaroooelaia tax to oficm of too AjmocUUoo. Got. Jarrio aad cCber.' Tts. crowd to-morrow y txpectrd to bo vary ear. Two fire eotapoaie anirod at aooa fexlay ooo f roca KlstZott aad tbo ocber froca Waiblar too. C Tboy wero met at tba depot by Uo calored flreeaaai of tbio dtyeaded by Ua OaX Oty eraee baad. aad Barcbed tbnwb tbo priaclpaJ ttreeta Tbey made a(!ao.appaa.raatto. Ralelffh f?0-Ob4mT: Tbia eeeota I leraakusa wW arrlTO ia tbo cftjr Traiarday aUraooo BfTy coortcia wore aoat to tbo Weoura N.C. IL a from Ca ceaiitiary.. -T-Tb lit tbo aoaK CXdo 'Lm beea fixed by tbo Becratary of 8uio at flfiO por ochunoJ XW for tbo wear, wot. ' Tbo work rocBaca aboit f.7ta 545? aad .lo wall retaaed ood booad- la ! aboep. f rraawj- o'Ttry cWerr colored cjaa: ct Ccacrd. U Co enrsci fif b fooy. c? - . I bennfol crmclored hore 'wLIch t- I trmct to ouch Kotton Lra UiU wwt omiac Oct . Jfta ud Otn. . Tfr J. 0, 8turdj Oct. Jrri ij6k. Tfcer m afire 84nff,Jy5!;. dr morals z. wblchTsrorcd quit ceatnac- " Ut. the rtilrtad WMthotuc, '43 Ulet of Tbo bow otod ox wheat ti encoura- rJar. In tbo coonUea weot of ua ranch' baa boeo town. Hera la Wake conaidera bio agnail grain baa been town, aad we no ticed wheat fleidj ytaterday wblch were of ootto a Ttrld rreea. There ia a natri' ral carkaity tn Leo ofr county which no one bao been able to expliia. It ia a atrip of land oa the weet aide ftf Bear creeV. ex teadiaf aqmo dlaUboo oa and down the a&reaea. aad la about one fourth of a anile wide at tbo railroad bridge There. ia no thief unoaoai ia tho appearaaoo of the aoil. but aoihiojr caa bo' iaduced to trow 00 it There ia sot a tree, throb or buab of any kind or aar force of regetatioooa H except a few weeda aad acaot graaa, and the old eat i aha hi tan la of .thai aecUoa aay It baa al wj beea ao. Charlotte Ob&vrver: Tbe Army oaJ Aory ItUUr aayi that a TJ oiled 8talea recruiting Italian will nrobebty be eaub liabed at Chariot ta. CapL . M. Ilayea will bo io cbarge of tho atalion. Bla wife ia a 2iorth Caroliaiaa. Laet Saturday nlbt. aa Dr. Howard, the. pa lea t medicine taaa. waa Hading la bla traCT B front of tho oourthoaao oratiog uaoo -tho merita of tbo "Yerb of Joy. there came "a ruaUior aouod Ibroagh tbe braocbea of a tree orer bead. aad the forty-horao power aroma that iamediately followed Indicated that the doctor waa beiog bombarded wilh ben fruit of an aacieol crop. 2vo aoooerhad tbia uaptcaaant diacoaery beea made tbaa Dr. Howard offered to pay a reward of $100 lo anybody wbo would ferret out tho gailty party and fureiah toOdent evidence to cooeict the tbrowerof the egg. Tbl Ill lie epiaodo bad a bad affect npoo the audi aace. tho more p rod ml of wbom with drew to a aafe aisUnco from tbe target. Tbe burglar band that baa been pay ing eiaile to eerioue towna in tbia Stale, rrgiirtered la SlaleaTille Saturday erealag. aad Saadar morniog when a number of cilia of tbat ptace waked up. tbey could a 'I leil what time o'day It was, be cauae Ibcir wetcbea wero gooa. Those wbo happeoed, by good luck, to own a braaa or ailver aalcb. found their Ikkera bangiog 00 their gale poaU. tba burgiara eTideolly not Caring for walcbea of amaJt raJae aad left Ihcoa aaogiag oo tbo fenco to be taken to by wboaecr might call for tbeaa. Tbo bur glare a ado a general raid on the town, and aoma bouaeo may bare been robbed tbat we bare not heard of. The Hat of tho robbed parties, aa fully aa we hare beea to learn, ta aa follows: Rer. Mr. Woolen, John Foaloo. Isaac Wallace, Sherman Ramsey. Tyre Glenn and Charles Glass cock. Tbo rob era took watches from tbe reatdenceo of each IndiTidoal a bore named. CIT1T. SKY AOTRHTIIBnE.fT ileaaosr Lcare orders lo day. Dans A Son Flab and oysters. Usuaaxaosa Steel engraringa J. D. Jooasox Tame dear for sale. 8. O. NoTHaor Choice pears, etc. Haantso A Ltx Magnetic hata. Mcttd Baoo. Jt DxRosexT Garden teed. UeceiptaJ of cotton yesterday 6l7balea. Tbo magistrates) bad no cases before them yeatenJay. ' Kali -moon yeatorday morning at S3 miauloa after II o'clock. Tbo drop baraeas of tbe Little Glaal Sogiao Compaay arrieed yeaterday moral aau: . r 1 A acufile between two seamen 00 South Water street, yeaterday afternoon, attracted aooae attention. One weak from to-morrow (Fri? day) will be the last day on which auit can be entered for the approechiog term of the Soperior Court. 1 . . Tbo Bioyclo Clob were 00 the aueau ia force Tuesday alght.aad did too cooiidrbJe pradJcfng. Some of tbo club are akilled bicyclists, Tbe Second Preabjterinn par aooago la being repaired and handsomely fitted preparatory to (is occupancy by Rer. C M. Fayoo, tho pastor. - Mr. Ariel N. Barney, bmineaa maaagter for Mr. John T. Raymond, was bare last at cat to make arrangementa for Mr. Raymond's appearance on the Z2d, "Io Pftradiac Tbero wero four caaea of drank' cnaesa aad disorderly conduct before tho Mayor yesterday morning: two of the offenders being whito and two colored, aad the flaes arrfgated $17. Meosra. Ilooo Jb Lara, tbe eon tractors for furnishing rock aad brush for closlog Com cake Inlet, are now engaged io coaatroetlof a railroad from the quarry to the wbaryco at Gander Ball. Trial aarsaeaw Tbe sertAa of Mr. Alex. PhUlipa, of CUntoo, beforo tbo Wllmingtoa Presbytery yesterday, aa a part of bla examination preparatory to bla liccuaure, ia highly spo ken of by ail who heard it, and places bim la the Ttry outaet among' the rising minis ters d tho 6 lata. Tbo ability displayed by Lisa La tho mare aoticeahla whoa It ia con sidered tbat be baa bad Co ti.eolog.cal sem inary train log. Bottbea bo cornea from aa able stock. ' ' Ta Vpr Cas Var. Work la proaTeaalag oa the upper Capo Fear ri rer Improyementa. A JeUy ia now being pot down atlSprlag Bill, lha first bad. ahoai after leariag;-rayettoyflle aad only three mile below tho town, which will t completed la a day or two. Tbio wa aako IhiAnh VeUj ibabaa beea pat la. atbexaro iocatM aa lbo XrpToaa,-. Wot Jabetbtowa IVqi; tare, at BItibotowBboois,r' M8prlisimi. ' ' -"","t v- J ! PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD. ra Bair Caam4 ' at Ztbe First ' carea-OpaaIaa; Sermon by Bey. Dr. KlUWTke Bell . or BeleKates KlU,a af 5XaOratort-A:e. v . - Special 8 tar Beport. ' " ' The Pynbd of North Carolina, conyened according to adjournment la the First Presbyterian Church of thia city last eve ning, at 7-80 o'clock. A large congrega tion assembled and waited oa the opening exercise with evident enjoyment t Betides the pastors of , the two Presbyterian Churcbea la thia city Key. Dr. Wilson aad Rev. Mr. Payne the pulpit waa occu pied by the Bev. L. C Vase, of New Berne, and- Bev. H. G. Hill, of Fayette- VfllOL The opening sermon waa preached by the but Moderator present, Rev. Dr. Hill, the text being' from Jonah, lii:2: "Arise; go to Nineveh, that great city, and prtfcch to It the preaching that I bid thee." After an introduction showing how God by rebuke compels Hia servants to do the work He assigns illustrated by' Lot. and David, and Elijah and Jonah he then an nounced bla theme as suggested by the text. (1) the character of the minister; (2) the message of the minister, and (3) the mis sion of the minister. L And under the first trnth,he proclaimed vigorously that the minister does not preach for a livelihood competent maintenance ia merely an "adjanct of office. Nor ia the preacher the hired servant of a particular congregation; "hiring a preacher by the year." Bach views involve ownership In part, and the direction of the minister's preaching- as a housekeeper would con trol and guide a cook. Hence, the demand for 'twenjty minute" discourses. What ia Lis proper cn'aiacter ? The met aenger of Jehovah. God gives the com mission and tho audience; He givea the message and the field of labor. Again, the messenger of Jehovah ia sustained by di vine power. Jonah not only spoke by di vine authority, but under the protection of divine power as an ambassador of a coun tiy la apbeld by the honor and might of bis nation. Moaea and Elijah are illustrations. God'a power not only protects, but nerves aad encourages the minister. As God's mes senger, the minister' la entitled 10 the con fidence and support of God'a people. U. The preacher'a message: This is divinely prescribed. The messenger's themes are divinely appointed. Thia cuts oat sll purely secular subjects so often chosen tuch as politics, literature, science, &c the Church's dicta. Again: Only parts of divine truth are proclaimed; the justice of God ia hidden. Calvary is pro claimed, but Sinai is not made known. The "hard doctnnea" are not to be preached, according to such theorists. The preacher's message moat bo drawn from the Scriptures or directed by them; such themes as are moat copious aad charming. IIL The preacher's mission : He is sent to bring men to consideration. The same peril now threatens tbo world as over whelmed the Nlnevitea. To think, to con sider, to know this is tbe need of the times. The great business of a minister is to make people think. Jonah was sent to nrge Nineveh to faith, repentance and new obedience. Thia It the 'minister's mission. But his great mission it to save souls. Dr. Hill closed with ah earnest and ten der appeal to the brethren of the Synod to remember the scriptural conception of the gospel mission. Dr. Hill spoke from written notes with his usual animation and with evident ap preciation of the wetghtiness of hia theme. After the sermon the Synod was consti tuted with prayer. The Stated Clerk reported the following members of Synod present; MDiiffrxaa. Prttbyterjf.cf Ortng -T. H. Johnston, D. D.. J. C. Alexander, L. 0. Vass, J. W. Primroae, T. J. Allison, 8. N. Smith, P. R. Law, J. 8. Watklna, D..I. Craig. George Sommey, a L. Wilson, W. F. Thorn, A. L. Crawford, J. N. H. Summerell." PrtbjfUrg of ConamZ-W. B. Arrow ood, I K. Glasgow, J. A. Ramssy, E. F. Rock well, D, D J. Rumple. D. D., J. N.Wba rey, A. W. White. P, P. -Winn, W. A. Wood, D. D. PntbyUiy of FbyeUev&UIL McNair, D. D.. J. P. McPheraorf, NeiU McKay. D. D. Geo. IL Glbba, D. D. McBryde, M. Mc Queen, James McQueen, Arch. McQueen, J. H. CobWH. 0. Bill, D. D., D. Fairley. A. N. Ferguson, K. M. Mclntyre. Wm. B. Lacy. Roger Martin. " 1 PrutfjUrg of WHminfftonD. B. Black. Colin Shaw, James M. Sprout. D. D., B. F. Marable, 8. B. Isler, A. McFadyen, A. Klrkland, Jooeph R. Wilson, D. D.. C. M. Payne, Kenneth McDonald, J. Stedman Black, John M. Rose, Jr. Prtabytory of MtcUenburgi . E. Morri son. "WV W. PharV; D." D.R. Z. Johnston, a T. Martin, R A. Miller, J. P. Gammon, G. L. Cook. J. M. McLean, A G. Bnckner. JVaaoytery of Orange J. H. Lindsay 8tepben Neal, David Wharton, Robert C. Rankin, Ma j. Robert Bingham, J. A. Al ston, J . B. BurweH, J. A Houston. - JYubftert'of CbncordW. J. Martin, E. P. Penlck, J. .W.Ai KerT,' S. M. Furr, J. El Graham, Thba. McConnell, R. A.Knox, J. P. riahIgaa,"P. Kennedy. . - PrtAyUryof FaykteviOdT). B. McLean. . J. P. Smith, D. CBlnoAN. McDonald, J. A McArthur, TC. Cole, M. Ferguson, Hm McDonald, R."2IcCaskiU. Peter Mon: iIXP, : McEachera, E. J.Harrington. P. P. 8mith,t t ' BobifltoW Toha H. Irarpby, Q. B. Carri 4 NJRobeaon, "Tf- J. Cyomartio John IV .. Currie, Tr ITeifr tirtbain, John M. Ben ton. George Chadbourn, .Alex. Sprunt, J. T. Player, J. W: Cowan, B. W. Beatty, H. W. BurwelL' X--- H.:" . ; " f Pretbytery of. Jecklenburg--J!r R. Hotclv son, W. E Mlchal, A. F.; Stephens, John G. Potta; R a White. : ( After the making up of the roll, Taomiha tiont were made for Moderator, and Rev.! F. H. Johnston, D, D of Winston, was chosen Moderator, and Rev. J. A. Ramsay and J. B. Barweil, Esq., were chosen tem porary CJerks. ' t The hourk' of daily meeting- were ' fixed from 91 A M. to 1 P. M. ;: then a recess untU8P. M. , ..! . The Synod then adjonrned , till to-morrow, at 9j, A. 31. , and was closed, with prayer by the Moderator, Rev. Dr. Johnston- ' ' ;'' WILMINGTON PRESBYTERY Final Session Yesterday Next Kleet lna; to be Held at Clinton. This body met at 9 o'clock jester day morning, according- to - adjournment, and waa duly opened with- prayer after which the minutes of Tuesday's session were read and approved. The committee on Bills and Overtures was discharged. ' The report of the committee on System atic Benevolence was presented and ap proved, and a copy ordered to be sent to the Synod. The approval of the records of Brown Marsh was recommended by the commit tee on Sessional Records, and the commit tee was discharged The Overtures sent down by the General Assembly were taken up aa unfinished busi ness, and, on :motion, Overtures No. 4 and 5 were postponed until the next meeting of Preabytery. On motion, permission was given Rev. Colin Shaw to labor six months outside the bounds of Presbytery. .The examination of Mr. Alex. Phillips, being the special order of the day, was continued, and the part on Theology was sustained. His examination on Ecclesias tical History, the Sacraments and Church Government also proved satisfactory, and, on motion, it was so decided. Reva. Messrs. Primrose, Summerell, Sumrey, Allison, and Ruling Elder Hunter, of Orange Presbytery; Winn and Arnold, of Concord Presbytery, and Burton, of Mecklenburg Presbytery, being in atten dance, were invited to sit as corresponding members. Clinton, Sampson county, was selected as the place for the next meeting of Pres bytery, and Wednesday night before the third Sunday in April as the time. . The committees on the installation of Rev. S. M. Rose and Rev. A. McFadyen, and on Minutes of General Assembly, made their report, 1 Rev. Alex. Kirkland, Commissioner to the General Assembly, submitted his report- . . . On motion, Revs. B. F. Marable and &. A Isler, and Ruling Elder Henry Farrion were appointed a committee, on Overture No. 4, and Revs. J. R. Wilson, D. D.; and C M. Payne, and Ruling Elder C. H. Robinson were appointed a committee on Overture No,;.6. Reva C. M. Payne and J. M. Rose were elected Trustees of Davidson' College. Presbytery proceeded .to hear the trial sermon of Mr: Alex. Phillips. Presbytery, instructed the Treasurer to pay for the .Manual; Brother Kenneth McDonald the. amount of $50. out of the Sustentation Fund, and the Assessments of the General Assembly and Synod. The trial sermon of Mr. Phillips was sus tained as a satisfactory part of his trial, and, on motion, his examination was sus tained as a whole and Presbytery proceed ed to bis licensure. The election of the committee on Home Missions was deferred until the spring meet ing of Presbytery. The reports of the committee on Home Missions was received and adopted. ; There waa a short afternoon session, af ter which Presbytery adjourned and most of the members proceeded to the First Church to attend a preliminary meeting of Synod. Weather IndJeatlon. .The f ollowing are the indications for to day; For the Middle Atlantic States, colder fair weather, northwest to southwest winds, higher barometer. For the South Atlantic States, colder fair weather, northeast to northwest winds, higher barometer. For the Gulf States, generally fair weath er, northerly . winds, becoming., variable, colder weatherin the southern portion sta tionary or alight rise in temperature in the northern part, rising, followed in the west part, by falling barometer. For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,: fair weather. slight rise in temperature, north to west winds becoming variable, rising, followed in the west portion by fall ing barometer. , First CoaiaioeUon.. . The first practical, through paasenger connection between the C. F. 6 Yadkin Valley Railroad and the Cape Fear lines of steamerawas madeTuesday mornmg,when j BOme UAiry O xurijr jtoyua . ovsyyw. uwu the cars to the deck of the, steamer . MurchUon, at the wharf inJFayetteville,on, their way to the Presbyterian State Synod, . Which convened here last evening. Here-, tofore, though the: track extended to the river, pasaenaera have been pot .pa at tbo depot and sabacpieitalEea to the ateaav er by hackoi chaiavs,--1 - r c f OPERA nJSO USJEL -Madison Sq.oaro Tbeatre Company. , Esmeralda' -was given a-the Opera House last night for the thttd.'time in Wil- , ' mington by a Madison Square Theatre uom-; pany, and ery pleasantly entertained the, audience in; attendance: . The Company of last night contained several actors of known excellence, and yet the performance was hardly as satisfactory as when the play was produced by a less pretentious troupe with eyery.character uniformly good.w Mr. Ben. Magenely is an old actor and a capital one, Well remembered h.ee ' for his acting in 'The Dajjites,' and his portrayal'" of Old Sogers would be difficult to improve . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Walcott are also-old acquaintan ces, but their .parts in "Esmeralda" do not. fil,them and hence, though always satisfac tory, they did not achieve the same success fc as they did when appearing in the "Bank er's Daughter." ' Mn - Joseph - Wheelock - played Daw Hardy, the hero of the story,., and, won, at once the esteem of , the audience by his in telligent, forceful and altogether admirable delineation of the character. . He has al ready made a fine reputation in his profes sion, and is destined to yet greater honors in the future. . : .. : i The remainder of the caste very satis factorily sustained their parts and contribu ted measurably, to the general success of the' entertainment. The studio vscene was very pretty, and the handsome furniture loaned by a leading house of this city was very favorably noticed. Iioetoro by a tVilmlnsionlan. The Charlotte Observer says: "Quite a J. good audience, assembled at the Lutheran chuich last night to hear the lecture of Rev. F. W. E. Peschau on the 'Cemetery of the Sea. ' The very name of the lecture implies that it is an interesting one in it self, but its eloquent and graceful delivery by the speaker makes it doubly so. Mr. Peschau is a lecturer of fine ability, and the 'Cemetery of the Sea' is,one of the finest literary productions we have known to emanate from the pen of our home talent." . ' : Tbe Lecture Season. We stated some days ago that several distinguished gentlemen were expected to lecture under the auspices of the Wilming ton Library Association, among whom we mentioned Rev. Dr. Milburn, Rev. Dr. Talmage, Rev. Dr." Hawthorn and Rev. Dr. Curry. Now we hear that Rev. Dr. Hoge and -Hon. Z. B. Vance are also ex pected, invitations have already gone for ward to the mostjrf the above. Personal. We had the pleasure of a visit yesterday from Rev. W. S. Lacy, Stated Clerk of the North Carolina Presbyterian Synod. We were glad to hear that his venerable father, -Rev. Drury Lacy, now in his 82nd year, wad enjoying good health'. jr. : . RIVER AND JTIARI1YE. Steamboat men report only, three feet of water on the shoals between here and Fayetteville, and lighters have to be used for freight. . .', .;f - A telegramlo the Star, from London, November 14, says : The steamer Woodside, . for Wilmington, N. C, struck the dock entrance when leaving Liverpool1, yester day, and received damage. " 1 : For the Star. Serloua Questions. Mb. Editor Now that our venerable City Fathers require one to deposit all. i trash, or garbage in a Dox or barrel ana io place the same in front of one's premises, there to remain perhaps for several days, to the annoyance of church-going' people -on Sunday, as well as an obstacle of fright to horses, awaiting the rounds r of,, the street cart, "What assurance has "one,; these' ex tremely hard times, whose , box of barrel has cost twenty-five cents, that said box or barrel will not'be spirited away. as was the case on Tuesday ? Are we privileged to chain a big bull-dog vithotU a badge, to said box-or barrel, to protect one's property ? . Third Warder. i aasiaJa-aw'-tjBtaaaw - CITY ITEMS PERSONAL 1 TO MEN ONLY I The Voltaic Bsxt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Da. Dxa'a CaxxBaAtas Electbo-Voltaic Belts akd Elbc tbio APFUAJrcsa on trial for thirty days to men fnun nr old) wbo are affile lctea witn jxervona mhood. and kind of Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kind of troubles, i speedy, and complete re- sto ration of health and manly vigor; Address as above. N. B. No risk is incurred, as thirty days trial Is allowed. THE FLORENCE : NIGHTINGALE OF -THE NURSERY. The following is an extract from a letter written to the German Reformed Messenger, at Chambersburgh; Penn. : A BekHfactbess. Just open the door for her, .and Mrs. Winslow will prove the American Florence Nightingale of the. Nursery. Of this we are so sure, that we will teach our "Susy'1 to say, A blessing on Mrs. Winslow" for helping her to survive ana escape the griping, colioking, and teething siege. Mas. Winslow's Soothemo Steup relieves the child from pain, andjeures dysentery and diarrhoea. It softens the gums,reduces inflanwnatlon,onreswmd colic, and carries the infant safely through the teething period. It . performs precisely what it professes to perform, . every part of it nothing less. - We have never seen Mrs. Winslow know her only through the preparation of her "Soothing Syrup for Children Teething." If we had the power we would make her, as she Is, a physical saviour to the Infant race. Sold by all druggists. cents a bottle. -..i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ; Tame Deer. H ANDSOME PAIR OF TAME DEER FOR SALE Apply to J.D.JOHNSON, nov 15 St Bladenboro, N. C Sampsoii County" Beef. .t overs or, good beef would do well to call at STAIIi No. 0, where wuTbe found . The FinestBeef ! over brought from SampsoiCoTmty-lI purchased from Mr. T.L Rackley. 'ATffh -,-, , FINE;MOUNTAINBEEF ! -will be on handlfor four :woeaa7'-Si5 c- ' z n; ; noVHt v'--6s"K'!nttBff.c : .if.- : JN SCBTACIKS OVXB THE NEW AND HAND some lot of PICTURES Just received. ' f"'". ; 8TESL sQBAVINGS meadleas variety plain t and Highly Colored la the most artlstlo stria. Just the Wotures for presentation purpose. AH, especially those who have been waiting for this arri ral, are requested to call early aad make a selection, at ECBXNSBKRGXB'3 LIT Book and Kuslo Storaa. nov 15 tf Garden Seed. rpo PURCHE8ER3 OP GARDEN SEED WE OF X fer ioduoements. Oar Seed are ALL FRESm, .bavins; lost arrived from Philadelphia, AND WE WILL, NOT BE UNDERSOLD. White and Red Onion Seta. Trnotc Gardeners oall on a for fig ures. . MUNDS BROS. A DkROSSET, nov Tilt , Seed Dealers, Market St. Magnetic Hats ! : liilsse, Hats ! HARRISON A ALLEN. Hattern noy i5 tf To-Day! "JJBAVE ORDERS TOR ...... BTJStNEeS OR DRESS SUITS, At the' Merchant Tailoring Rooms of . 3- . ! . . MUNSON; nov 15 It Front St. ; ' Choice Pears, &c. ANOTHE3 LOT OF THOSE CHOICE JUICY PEARS received. To oar outtomara who are not. fond of Pears, we offer Bananas, Malaga GraDes. Armies. Oranares. Coooannts. Chestnut. ta. ana, ait ataas or cno.ee canaie s, Home-made and Imported, At 8. G. NORTHROP'S, Fruit and Confectionery Stores. nov IS tf Pair Dealing'. ALL Fisij AND . OYSTERS BOUGHT OF US will be delivered FREE OF CHARGE We have the finest FISH and OYSTERS the market-affords for retail at aH times DAVIS SON . Orders by Telephone will receive rnr prompt attention. nov 15 tf VAN LAEE & YATES, DEALERS IN SUPERIOR PIANOS AND ORGANS, MARKET STREET, SOLE AGENTS for Sohmer A Co., Decker Bro then, E. Gabler & Brothers, A. Baus A Co. 'a rlA NOS. and Mason A Hamlin, Geo. Woods, Carpen ter & Sterling ORGANS. As we bay for cash, and know what we buy, we can offei'to the public the Lowest Possible Terms, either for cash or on the Instalment plan. We also take Seoond-Hahd Instruments in ex change. Organs sold for $5 and $10 in cash and $5 montniy. novi4i)wtr . ! 4' fWnita k f elion Railroai Comp'y, . , ; SECRETARY'S OFFICE, ' WILMINGTON, N. C, Nov. 1st, 1883. rpHE 'FORTY- HGHTff ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the Wilmington A W el don B..R. Co., will ba held in the Office of said Company, in Wilmington, on TUESDAY, tbe SOth instant. J. W. THOMPSON, nov ltd than - Review oopy. Secretary. MffiiniJoii, Col, & Augusta R. R. Co.. '' SECRETARY'S OFFICE, '' '" WII.MINGfON.N.C.Nov. 1st, 1888. rjHE ANNUAL MEETING OF, THE STOCK HOLDERS of the Wilmington, Columbia A Au gusta RE. Co. will be held at, the Office of sad! Company, in Wilmington on TUESDAY, the 30th Instant... -J.W.THOMPSON, nov l td thsn Review copy. Secretary. Not Imperial, TUTiTECBBEST SAUER KRAUT TO BE HAD anywhere. Also a well selected stock of FAMI LY GROCERIES at Bottom Figures. . Bes of DUTCH HERRINGS, at WILLIAM OTERSEN'S GROCERY. novltf Corner 6th and Market ate. Cigars. AN IOC CIGARS, PURE HAVANA FILL- ERS the best now offered. '. DRUGS anil MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS of the hiirhent irrade. at ; JNO. T. 8CH0NWALD'8 nov 14 tf Drag and Prescription Store. Coal by Telephone. TELEPHONE NO. 42 WILL FILL YOUR OR DERS for the BEST s COAL AND WOOD in Wilmington. Remember No. 42, The Central Yard, North Water Street, nov 13 tf J. A SPRINGER. Ship Notice. All persons are hereby cautioned itrainst harboring or trusting aav of the crew of the German Barque EMILTE," Captain W. Snath, as no debts of their contracting will be paid by Master or a. . PESCHAU A WE8TERMANN, nov 18 3t Consignee. 3ST ew York: by day" and night. ; Got nam y uasiigDt. Famous Frauds, The Murderesses of Ameiica, Cupid's Crimes, MahlllA Unmasked. Secrets of The Tombs, The Mysteries of Xormonlsm. A Spangled World, i For sale onlvat - - HARRIS novOtf News and Cigar Store. SEASON! GOOD FTTTaNG SHOE, EASY AND COM lortabtetothefoot, made of BEST MATERIAL and h latest slle, can 1 bad for a low prtneby calling at our placo of bostaess. ; Ladles. Misses, Boys, Children and Gentlemao aapplied. Geo. -fSd&MojiBt i ; '108 NORTH FRONT STREET. ' 1 T10V 11 tf I Lost!