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- - -.. 'I i ' - 1 -"ru The MorhingStar: OAYSS ADTKRTlSIROf i?.e8 2 DTi ... ........ti'oc UrB8-5ys....J..;......f. 2 so Z ays, sto - Two Week.- .;. mm 1 Wt DAILY EXCEPT MTJNDAT 8 . . urn or at or adyaxc. Ojo Tear, (by Mail Postage i .... f? 00 w 8 00 Three Months. ... Two Months, " - ., :. - VR TO OH ntw RnhoninhAm.. dAlfnrful In ft tit Tmrt AMTita are than three months ntened at the Poet Office at Wilmington. N. CL. . as seoona uass jaaccer. M ORNING EDITION. OVTLINE8. "Ml' Cold weatherinansas has causeamuch sufferinc among the vootl - especially the colored people. A. son oti the aged Gen. Harney wants - the courts, to ppoint him manager ot his father a property, near - ly $t,000,000;l the QenerAl'a ' recenj ; niar riage has brought : on the ' trouble. JtU Traffic is delayed on theTexatf Ejiciflc Eair road by washouts. Henry .Pink has been appointed receiTer pfthe East Tenn., Vi. &'Ga R It - Barque Aberdeen, from Mobile for Boston with cotton, lost on the JStew Jeraov coast: crew saved Go,. W.mchardson has; been , appointed p .stma-.ter at Washington, N.C. - An jioumcial roll of the next Goagrees shows thai the Houswai contain 182 Democrats, m r t I i " i v " . I 140 Repuhlicansv.on QreeiOckJ)emoCrat J ana one ureenDacs'nepuQiican tiui- l shizr & Buckman. prominent raembers)fil . . x- -i. t. : v - : . I -. ficn'inge! 8l: penuea.- fresiaeni-eiect uieveiana rer I .signed the office of Governor- of the 8tate of New' York yesterday. New Tork markets i Money - per cent. ; cotton firm at llillfc; southern flour firm at ... . J.'JtlAfr(l.. - - . 1 A. 22i 27f ; spirits turpentine steadat On Manhattan Island 2,812 build- ings were erected" in 1884, costing $42,215,423; We thought so. FrankHurd says I he did not say that about Mr. Cleve land. All right. Mr. Cleveland -retired from the office of Governor of New York on vi-sterday. He is now ex-Governor - and President-elect. . v ; f Two earthquake shocks ', were ,felt on Friday night in the counties north .of the. -Potomac iaYireinia. A heavy shock-was felt ,in West Vir ginia. . " . .1 . It i reported that hundreds of ne- jjroes have - been 4 induced to leave - North Carolina under the flattering offer of f orty acres . of .land, and, of course, a mole thrown in. This is a very cruel and dishonorable scheme of misrepresentation and deception. 'I he Legislature or Governor or both should take steps to stop this fraud upon ignorant and credulous victims. Key. Dt. Noah IL Schencky a well known Episcopal minister of Brook lyn, N. Y., died on the 4th' ihst. A dispatch savs: i ' "Hunt biujrVI . n. Onk..vi' who was then in robust 'health, had a corn -removed from the secoo67t0e of his left foot by; a chiropodist t Shortly afterwards he complained of the toe "being pahiful. and the, physician who war ealled found that Kxngieoe had set f n. HiTmedical atten dants amputated ''the toe, but the : poison. liiut spread throagbthexlergyman s system and he gradually becaine'worsel For three daj s prior to his death he was in a coma- toe Hate. The deceased was 59 years old, : and leaves a wife and ten children." . . . r- 1 ; 1 r The careful correspondent in New iYork of the Philadelphia jAdger writes on the 4th insW of the business outl "There can be no question as to a more couadent feeling m commercial and finan cial circles, as to prospects for spring busi- . nt yy... it Has its rtnection not only in the ; better prices of leadmsratapfes, and an ad- j vuce io the stock market, but in the en couraKine advices from -the" interior. - The week closed up with a quiet, but, on the whole, quite confident feeling in financial circles. -. The bank statement shows a re duction of t924.150 is-the surplus! reserve. vhic.h now stands at $40, 020.625 against $8,211,950 for the corresponding week' last 'year. Call loans to. the brokers lil "per cent. - ; ;. - " - . - . ' .. : ,. . .. ... 7 Mr. D. L. Moody, the evangelist, PUBLISHED. --Bay8 of the s. serious, charge 'brought. "I have never made such an allusion to those two distinguished Southern soldiers and Christians.. How could 1. indeed. - when I have always looked upon .them as the very highest type of the soldier and Christian? I endeavor to . preach only what I feel and I am sure, sir, I never en tertained such a feeling as that against those two irreat . Southern soldiefs. Just think of it, on the very night of the day it is alleged that I delivered the sermon in New Tork in which it is claimed I . made unkindly reference -to Generals i Lee and Jackson I leftJor Augusts- Ga, J where I ' preached two-weeks. - Had" ! spoken un kmdly of two such men is it likely that' 1 would4tave escaped the attention of the people of that city, in the very heart .oi the , At the beginning (of each year toe Pbiladelp1ua1ier7go ,,ui -,, r tj -v .f ? i numerous obituaries. sAd-ottnta : im. all the old neonle ienortedin thoa-e 1 --- - - columns darine the .yearv- Its records ... eacsh. to m-,Ve,NoC;,.lina ditnr almnAf. ... Ala nf atiw. i Zn Thirfl . - S 1 Mi i "AV vvvrM.i, vwui,.u. . . i r lowing is the showing: "There were 914 over 80. ' The deaths of 10 centenarians were' recorded -daring the year .'of whom1, 4 Eebeccs?i:Evans. aged' 100; Martha Middleton. ajred 103; Susanna Ooyle, aged 104.'- and - Richard -Rice, aged 110-died TlunnRth first bftUof the yeaf ine other six andu the f ages ' given them, i were: Sarah Baumgard todCbarlottelPOr--' .mm m-mr mt m en, aged iuo years; wtliiam Meyers, iy - i x . - i i I . n in Mn i hi. ii mi mi iii'.'i : ! ii" ' 1 " , .' . .- ' '.iH1 l-".".....,.uiji n Mi , . I years r : Chloe Uovd. 105 : vears Hester' Smith,10 years; aat Mary Smullfcg.' 11 (T years. f Frank Hard baa ier? ed notii npoa ntest: ,uw wiuputibor mas oe will i hia aati ; He does i not mention .Romeia's citizenship: but to' 5 Varioua 1 patch fron Toledo. Olio,' to the New mwaayjl&l i rihe first count recites that q 23 pre-, cin'cts. tit Toledo 710 Totes were lllemlly cast By, repeaters, varying from? 10 to 75 10 each precinct. The. next count is that by coercion - ao4 threats of discharge from. laoor -aea loss ;ot employment BiK voters, were intimidated in six fownshipa of Erie and Ottawa counties, and four precincts ot, TOieao, ana '45. 4 i k . i KlS a io iht to .At, t minors and non-residentsTthe foarth that in three; manufacturing vreciacts of Toledo employes were intimuiatea, thoughno a KtTU 1 A UV VWrWAAAVW nuvu avert that large sunii of money were used5 w inance.men a jvaf' jor, Hameiajjuias lrwere not in all cases of oft)Ostteoli- tics, that the boxes and ballots were not properly handled, and that in some in- stances the cieras were not -sworn. Some red-mouth. Socialists at Chi cago, in a Sunday harangue, exprees- ed themselves after the following aanguinary style: . s ; "August Spies advocated murder, be cause by it murder could be prevented. He Who upheld the present order - of society was a murderer. The mission of 'all ' gov ernments was to maintain robbery of the people. He offered -a resolution indorsing the action oi the Hocking valley miners in destroying property of the syndicate and it was adopted.', John .'Sural, an . old. man, said he believed in slaughtering a few thou- sand capitalists. Miss Lee "declared her- self ready to shoulder a musket to kill a "mean. dirty, awful capitalist." Mrs. Jrarsons chimed in with the sentiments of her-pre-. decessor and thought she would - look very charming in the good clothes and diamonds worn by the wife of some capitalist, Mrs. Parsons ! asserted herself, able to "throw dynamite as effectively as her husband." Is there no law or power to sup press such vile, incendiary creatures? Spirits Turpentine. "Raleigh had five interments last week.- -,1 -., .. .: ' i - .. The Smithfield HeraicL with a subscription list of over 900, is to be sold At public auction on the 10th inst. ' The Rockingham Sp irit has begun its thirteenth year. It is a neat paper and has evidently prospered. Rocky Mount Reporter: Mrs. Hellen B., wife of our much esteemed citi zen, Mr. J. tL Uhapman, died at her resi dence near this place on Tuesday, Decern-" oer 23d, in the 4bth year of her. age. Warrenton Gazette F Mr. . John B. Powell had fifteen sheep killed by the dogs just before Christmas. ' Mr. John Hawkins died at his mother's residence in this county, on Tuesday morning last, in the 33rd year of hisage. . ' . Smithfield Herald: Mr. John M. Wilson, at Wilson's Mills, made a fine crop of tobacco, and has received the high est average on a whole barn, of any fanner who has sold in the Kaleigh market. His barn, which consisted of many different i, averaged over $26 per hundred. a! Mosely, a very aged lady, died at the residence of Mrs. Susan : Skinner, .on the 23rd ultimo.; near Settletown. . - - On Christmas eve, Mark Dickens, a white man, was found dead near Gretna Green. It is supposed that he froze to death, and had been dead upwards of a week. Waynesville News: . Mr; WH. Hargrove, of Pigeon River, returned home a few weeks ago from Augusta, Ga., where he had been engaged in selling Haywood apples. He ana Mr. G. 8. Renno, partners, have sold hi Southern ' markets ' about 10.000 bushels of apples thought . in this county the past season. .. ,. , .. ,'. . " -:c,fv Raleigh Visitor.- Mr. M.- B. Mann died suddenly at 1 his residence near New Hill, on Friday last, aged about 45 years. Mr. isnam nenoon, an agea and respected man, died January 4tn at the age of bo years, lie was an nonontDie man, and an old-time member of Hiram Lodge of Masons. He lived in five miles of Morrisviile, N. C. Goldsbdro . ";: Messenger: We learn that Messrs. W. F. Eornegay, J. F. Miller and. E. B. Borden are considering the project of erecting a large hotel on their property., along xtoitn water ; and west Centre streets,. , Dr. J. B. Kennedy, last week, had the misfortune to lose . his mill and guv by .fire. IjOss about : S3.UW, with small insurance. ; , ) BaMChtonicIer Major j R. BJ Boele, a former -wellltnown citizen of Lenoir, died on Christmas day; at the resi dence' of his son in law, Dr.1 Juttie, ot Tay- lorsville. Dr. Marceuus .Whitehead,: of Salisbury, breathed his, last at his home in that place at 7 o'clock. last Friday even ing. He had long been a suserer jrom Blight's disease, and is an irreparable loss to the conununity.iBevi N.-Mor-rison passed away to his rest, on Thursday evening, at Asheville, after-a final illnessof a lew weeks, Dut alter several years oi m flrauitv -and ilL health.- His age-was 75- years. He was a native 6fX!abarru8 coun- ty; a pastor in the Pibyterian Church, and a vneoiogian oiiarge. acquirement , Clinton Caucasian: A sad ac ddent occurred in din ton last Saturday night. Mrs. Frank i Smith went out of doors to get some wood, leaving, ner cnu-, dren in the house. The ctothing of a three ' year old son took fire and- burned;. him so severely that he died in. 48 hours, vi H J Wm, Honeycua highespected yOung gentleman of Honeycutts township, committed suicide on last -Tuesday morn- ingVabout 10 oVjlock. by cuttmg hiatthroat I with a razor. ine catasiropne nappenea I atdnf the public road: in. the lane at the gWf himself, was alone- at.th&: time, did itbe- t cause life was no pleasure tO' him" and 'mat I he wanted to die, and die qutcsay. - or iiRooibJOvu itbw town taxes this; year amount tot a little over tl.OOO. A drove of Tennessee hogs rearhed Shoe Heel some few dats ago, and brought 0 cents' perr pound; gross , 7 Several hundred negroes are reported vj have left this county ior tne iar - w ess within the past few days, andi many Imore are said to be getting ready to follow. A white boy by the name of Meacham or Receder, aged about 11 y eats, andaa opera tor in Pee Dee Mills, as caught in a belt a; few days ago and severellnjuted--one of his shoulders-and arm being; broken. . 4-. Eey; Tltua JJ. Tir .colsrscLiwill start for laberia aiout, tha Cos "cf next month with; the yiew off examSa4nl that country so as to rbe bleio;Kporrjo hja lored brethren whether ff wvuli ie , best for thenitqeirate thither, V.f that while paying -In-the iTory Hole at Elizabethtown, Bladen; county, the other ; day; some boys, discovered, half a dozen ancient muskets. and.a number t spherjcai cannon balls, such ,as:migtt,be used in 4 poundera j ; Thesev imcient, . articles of war fare are believed; to be reli,cs pf the battle of Elizabethtown wMch haTebeen buried for Over a century; andhave benn; brought to' view by the wa8hrnr :away of the sand by; the recent rains, The .battle of Elizabeth- town. town wasf ought In 'July; 103, years, ago. In 'July. 1 When 60 patnots, led led by CoLThos: Brown, routed and nut to. fiiarht '800 torifis under SlingBby and Goddenr A large number oX the defeated sought " safety ; ;.by leaping into a deep ravine near - the present steamboat landing) which has since, been called the. il.Ury J3.U1C I' " ' ' - . J - Chajltteit thV 3iristmas holidays Jtecan. about twenty five sensational ?mufder stotiehartfisenj sent abroad from this.cute,, ana they are comine back now in the Northern napers, worked oyer in all manner of shapes. ... ' This has. been the .finest season lor par tridges that has been - known in a long while,' the market being fairly loaded with quail. These .were offering yesterday at ten cents each,' and one firm alone Har rington bought SW birds. The fes tive Mr.' R. E. Si: John.'. Vrho has figured in these columns once or' twice lately, ' has been heard from, in Monroe', where he stopped for a day or two after his flight from Charlotte. ; The two-mules and the wagon belonging to William Shuman, of this county, which St John took with him td Monroe, were recovered by Mr. Shuman. The Oixener yesterday received a letter that throws more light upon St. John's ras cality and proves him to , be even a worse man than has heretofore , been supposed. The letter ifrom & yonng oman whom St. John lured away-from her home' and abandoned among . strangers. The wo man. states in her letter that SC John per suaded her to leave her home and go- with him on the promise mat he would give her a good home of her. owny finely furnished, would give her an elegant wardrobe and in sure her generally a life of ease and luxury, and further assured her. that she. should never want for anything The temptation was too great and she went witn nun. tie brought her to Charlotte; and at the end of two weeks left hetr with a : considerable board bill and1 carriage hire to pay. In Closing her letter, the girl rather mournfully remarks that she .returns to ' her , former home a sadder and wiser woman. . 1 . . . - .. Mtjksoh Gents', furnishings. The American Agriculturist. ' - t - J. C. Mukds Odor cases, etc. J. H. Johks--CJow and calf lost ; -Hein8BRRGkb Blank books, r-etc Ssth W. Davis Mules at auction. H. L. Hornk Cow and calf found. Alderman & Co Farmer Girl W. & W R. R. Co. Dividend notice. . Fibst Nat. Bank Report of condition. Local Ii. f -1 1 Receipts ; of cotton yesterday 405. bateau i,.--' -5 The moon completes her last r today.;-" " " . ... No cases for the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. V..;' , . . Yery quiet in police and magis terial circles yesterday.. . 1 . . .' .. - Three tramps were lodged at the station house Monday night. j Yesterday was "Old Chri8tmas,,, according to general accptatioo. : r 4 The. new jailor , says prisoners are coming in upon him pretty rapidly, k, , ; ; ' The storm .. signal was flying yesterday, and the wind blew a gale from the southwestrr-- t S Cotton toot another 'slight ad- Vance .yesterday, thttdoain( sales being at 10f cents for middling. ; The wind1 during the' gale yes terdayv.attained:itoi5a vdocityi of , thirty miles per hour, according to the. record at the Sighal office. : 'j The British schr. -Hafe Bar ling', Capt Pearoe; arrived here yesterday with a "cargo' of fruit, consigned to Messrs. Conly & Morris, rjj , . ; . New Year jresolutionsfhave had adepreosing effect upon thewhiskey indus try. The Bhort' interest may make busi ness brisker in soiaae r cases; however, after the first nf .FebTUaryf ' m The New3erne:Jbrnarreoords the arrivalf .New River oysters there-jay cart, rejoices Over rthe "fact and felicitates its readers on the prospect of speedy canal comniunicatiott.Tew" the luscious bivalves from that section can Wbronghtegiitilrioai plaee,-' : Personal. ' " v - ''x ''''.'-P'-i. The many' friends of Capt: W. M. Par ker will be glad to leara that he is steadfly. improving and is now able to -walk about the house.";,;'.r Aritv f?:-; CaptVfgYn fiichardson,-; of, Columbus, ! was hi tho ?ity jerda Messr8.' W.' H. Chadbourni of this county and Dr. D. RMcNein; Of Brunswick, the former a 'Senator-elect 'and '. the1' other a Member-elect of the House, left for Raleigh yesterday to be present at the opening of the Legislature to-day., , :S4"e,..: 0r 1 Taken Down . It -i ' . f . iL. The KepubUcanrflag pole tnas j nas none service for several rtrin' front of the tet , printingbffice,: oi ? rlncess. befween Fr&nt and Second streets;'1 was taken.down yesieraay.idA! was twjt4m,, 7,: "o, have hurt some one more than it benefitted the "k'&V&'&'f- -; .'"P '' CITT A.VFA.TBS. '-' 1 -?t Proeeedlnca of tne Board of Alder- 4f 1 t men In.BeKulMSeaalon.r., 5 .The Board of -Aldermen met Monday night in regular: tachry session ; - present, His-Honor tMaydr LTD. Hall, and 'Alder men DeRosset,Boney; Morton, Bear, Howe and wyer.f f : . . . . ; . , mitted the report of Joe Chief of , the Kre Department wMch'as read and ordered SThejCommittee nrire ; Department re ported on the petition of Sikes ' Orrelj, referred'to it. recommending that thO:petit tibn be granted. ; Also,on petition of Fow-. ler & Morrison, to erect an addition, to their shed on wharf, providing It has a tin roof. Adopted.! Also reported, that, as the Little CoIumbla'Hose Reel Oqmpany ; had already beeh provided for no action was necessary. i ;The matter'of.the sale or exchange 'of little IBiant Erigthe' Ox's horses' wasj -on5 mouonjOf, Aidf rjan. venosset, postpone iPeUttoaof Roger Moore; forrrrmistioa to erecta f ouwroom wooden 1 house with shingle robf.'tm his -lot im MnibeTry'.-beV tween Second and Third streets',' J just ' west of Capt.' Cfeo. Sloan's.- Alderman1 ; De' Rosset moved that ' the; petition be not granted unless" the? building5 is' provided with a tin roof Alderman Bear moved as a substitute that it be referred to the com mittee on Fire. Department, With' power to aet. which was I carried. ,.J ' I Petition of the ladies of the First Baptist Church for the use of the City Hall onUhe 13th inst; free of charge, was granted. t A communication from the Supermten: dent of Health, in regard to medicines for the poorj was received, : when Alderman. Bear offered the foUwing resolution : ; - tRttolved, That' the Board ' appropriate twenty-five dollars with which' to reimburse Dr. Potter for medicines prescribed the poor of the city. "i ' . f Alderman DeRosset offered as a substi tute the following: . ' . Besoiuid, That the claim of Dr. Potter, city physician for medicines furnished, be referred to the Sanitary Committee with instructions to confer with the County Commissioners and make an equitable set tlement of the claim. .Also, that they con fer with the said Commissioners and ar range some plan for settling all such claims on terms lust to both the city and the county. Lost. '! ! ' ' Alderman Boney moved to amend the motion of Alderman Bear by substituting' forty-five, for twenty flvei. The resoltttioa as amended was then adopted. . The committee on Streets , and Wharves submitted the following, which was, on mo tion, adopted: j Resolved. That the necessity for the proper changes and completion of the sewer from Jacob's spring to the river be fore warm weather sets in, makes it Impera- ive that there should be no unnecessary elay in thework ; and it is hereby Ordered, That the committee on Streets and Wharves be instructed to cause the work to be done at as early a date as possi ble, and that they have full power to call for plans and estimates and to causer the. work to be done by contract or by day la bor, under competent supervision. ly lOrdered, further. That the Financial committee be authorized to effect a loan to cover the cost of the work, and the Mayor is authorized to give a note for the same in the name of the city, and to cause the seal of the city to be affixed thereto." 1 jThe special committee on the matter of the rental of the stores in Front street mar ket, made the following report, which, on motion, was adopted: ' ! We, the undersigned, special committee on Market Grievances, find that there were some irregularities in the auctioneering of the' stores in the market house, and make the following report:. That the three front stores be rented p the present occupants at $15 perj month, .commencing .October 1st, 1884 Ato October 1st, 1885, and the rear. store, occupied by ByrdV be rented at? $7 per month for the same time. - ; ,-4 ,.. 8: Hi MbBTOzr, Valentine Howe, s. h. f18hblate, - ; ! r . j Committee. Alderman Morton offered the following resolution, which was adopted : ' i Resolved, That a committee of three be appointed by the Chair to ascertain the cost of an iron bridges sixty -six feet Wide, in cluding two sidewalks, ten feet each, to be erected at the railroad crossing on Fourth street, between Campbell - and Hanover streets, and to confer with the railroad officials as to what proportion pf the cost of said bridge they are willing to pay, and re port at the next regular meeting, -t ; The Chair appointed Aldermen Morton, Boney and Dudley on that committee. Alderman Dear moored a rwonsIUeraaon of the motion passed, postponing the mat ter of the sale or exchange of :'the Little Giant Engine o.'s horses.' The motion was reconsidered and .the following adop ted: - .-.-.--!' ;r:'V . ' Resolved, That - the disposition of the horses of the Little-Giant Engine Company be reported to the committee on Fire De partment, with power to act. , Resolved, That a horse be purchased for the.flook & Ladder Company. - - 1 The special committee in the matter of legislation by, the General Assembly sub-; mitted the following:; ' ' : . V 1st Authority to fund the market house Lnotes.-": "r ' . ana. Autnonty to iuna f wk,vn, iaiung dneinl887.-;i r;ni : ; i - L 8rd. Tos makethe timeAyOt'fedjalog: taxespne year, instead oi two ,; r 4tb.' Repeal bill as to registering: by lot; . blockt &c., and substitute some more feasi ble plan, , say by . streets' and numbers or houses; fr'ih'Tv;-Errby--..-i;,J - ) 5th. The Aldermen elected at the next regular municipal clectionv shall , divide themselves by lota into two dassesv. The seats of the first kflass shall be vacated at the end of two years; of the second class at the end of four years, from, the general election; and vacancies thus made shall be filled bv the Qualified voters fauthe ward at the next biennial election ' for "Alder men.. The term of each: Alderaatt,' elected after the first election 1 tot Ave vearsi. c 6th. To authorize ; by tbe Board bf Aldermen outside, of their ;:numbevi.J.vi",: .:,;': ! in. :x o create a ponce comnuwiuu herein provided jor,. being the electibn -of Matdr 'ft) 9 ti Oh' motion of Alderman' 'Bear the first On motion of Alderman Bear the second if QjimptiopjOdernvm. i On motion of Alderman Bear the fourth Oi motion of AMeraW -DeRlSs'thiEr fifth prbpiticm-waa &qtedu;. t ' - : AldermaunGeyerttttorfd tharsixth, proposition ''dojVfVfo - T.m Alderman Bear move! as , a substitute, that" the Mayor' shal be'ectedby tie' Board,' e1ther'fmtiy bwntyrXbut--ddeof' their . nhmbor, Motion loiftahd juuerman ueyer a moaon-aaopieu. 1 1 .nyx I AldermanJ5eRossenoyedtiie; adoption, of the: sjQven A'popbaidpi tionosj;., , The recommendations, excepting the seventh proposition, were theri aopteti.' I Aldemah BRosset f roni the eommitteU. 8pbmltted,i)s!followingesolntioni ! U; 'above suggestions, be embodied in a prop erly drawn hill by the City Attorney; under'' the direction of theCommittee oji Finance..; who shall-cauiathe same to , be .presented totheiLegWatar I TUaolned-. ThaClha above, amrcntiona for f the amendment of the city charter. -Noa. 4.' . F5 and-'4t.'- he's referred 'to' "-'it CtVi and ; if approved . by them, .the, , City , Attorney shall draw up the necessary bill for presentation to thep State Legislature; and the Committee, qn r Ordinances, be. in structed to ask its enactment."' ' Alderman Boney moved that the blank is the foregoing; 'resolution be -filled - by a citizens' ineeting.! to? be called by the Mayor: oh Wednesday, the 14th inst ,. Adopted. i ; i The resolutions as perfected were then adopted., i V; ... V i Alderman Bear presented the felTowing i . t f i . .... ..... . protest r '; ': -' '' ;: i I most earnestly protest aeainst the ac- Uonof the Board , in, transcending their authority by passing resolutions suggesting amendments to' the city charter, it 7 being foreign to their prerogative?,' hi the pror, testant's judgment. .-' , "" The Board then," on motion, adjourned. St. Stepnene A. M. K Cnnreb. ; ; The brick work of St. Stephen's A. M. E. Churob, corner of Fifth and Red Cross streets, was completed seme time since, but' the body of the church, inside, has remain ed in an incomplete state, and the congre gation have worshipped ia the basement Now workmen are engaged in doing the inside work, much of which is nearly com plete, including, the galleries and that por tion. of the building, above the same. The galleries will be very, handsome, and the beautiful scroll work that adornslheupper portion of the building will be very attrac tive, and will set off the interior arrange ment of the edifice to a great advantage.' Below the galleries the walls will b neatly wainscotted, handsome pews of . modern style will he introduced mto.the.Jiody of the church, and a neat pulpit will occupy -the niche in the eastern end of the building. When all tile work is completed, including the spire, which is yet to be erected, it will be a handsome, well finished church, and a credit to the body of Christians who are to worship in it Lewis Hollingsworth, col ored, is the contractor, , Bloward Keller. -. 1 At a' regular meeting of the Howard Re lief Firt Engine Co. No, 1, held Monday night last, the following officers were, elec ted for the ensuing year: , -Foreman A Adrian, list Assistant WL Rathjen. ; 2nd Assistant Gk 'M. Tienken. ' " iPresident J. G. Oldenbuttel. -. 1 Vice President-C. X YonEampen. - . ) Recording Secretary JJ. G. L. Gieschen. ; .CJor. Becretary-Wm. Peterson. i Chief Engineer T.-H. Smith. S Assistant EhgineoP-F. Fick. ' ; 1 ' Stewart J.' G; L. Gieschen. 1 ' ' ' Forelcn Exports. The British barque 'i)o"d; ?.; Wl?7, Capt. Williams, was' cleared from this" port for Liverpool, by Messrs. Alex. Sprnnt & Son and DeRosset; & Co., with 4,200 barrels of tar and 100 barrels , .crude, tur pentine, valued at $6,300; also the German barque Marie Capt.- PermienV for Liver pool, by Messrs." D. R Murchison fc Oo., with 2,163 bales of cotton; valued at $104,- Board' of An Att and Financed i! ? " 7 ' 1 1 . The Board of 'Audit and Finance;' which adjourned from Monday evening, ) had an- trClici. , uwctfng jccUdy7yf terpUCIU, : PUt transacted very liUlebuess -beyond r the Tegular routine of . passing upon- accounts. Coupons amounting to $1.899, AWhich had been cancelled and redeemed, were burned in the presence of the Boards "i r ; list ofTettteks . . ,. Remaining 'in the City Postofflce, Wed nesday, January 7: ' ' . B Calvin Bruns0nK O Blackwell, J A' Boon, Francis E Baker. . ' -. " ' ,r C rHon A-H ChadWick. :-. 1 D Luke Dixon, Geo W Drysall. , ' . ; E-LauraEvan.'. . , , . ' FRhodie Farrow. . . . . G Noah Gregory, Celia Gardner. ; H--Rhoda Hicks, Anna J HilL ? , i ; JP J Jones, CB Jones. .n ' v ' KBellaKelly. V. "... '. , ,? .': M-Samuel Mcfntire, ; 'Henry McDonald,; ChariesMillen;'" -hv,-- 4- "' ' N-JMNdrwood. , " ? ' lc. r j B-Geo AJtamsay3rV ;: v !lxXit. WIusi; Walker,; Annie . Walker. v?rr r Persons calling for, letters in theabbve fist will please say "advertised.'' Letters will be sent to ' the Dead Lettet OfQceVat Washington, D. X, if not called for within thirty days. -Wh h "i'iiw ? ,: ' --,. ; . .;E. R. Bbtsk. 'P ,M.-,i. v r, , Wilmington, New Hanover Co.. N. G. THX CENTRB OFB , WOELDS 03ERVA TION. The eyes of the : world are upon the In antMai "K-rrwwitinn x- tha fall tide of ancoess In the Orescent City. wa inanjurated on Dect ism, witn an jKxtrao: the lamona Louisiana strict Integrity laMts-nanajcement, the noble JDte VDi arity Hospital there, Is not the least n viidtArc M. A. Tjannhia. New Or- attraction to lei 10111 T La- will give any taf ormaupn about tne, 176th Honthly D rawing, on Tuesday, January 13, 1883. Be advised In time, therefore. WHOLE NO.: 57ir I ! .It'lu Weaiber indication. ; The foDowInlure the mdications f6r:to- J gy-U.tl i ' 'iZ i ti.t S 1. fi i-tf . Cft itf ffi'ir'- Fbrme Soulh a Atitotic Btotes.pary 4oudy we4her,and local rain, followed by; 4earfiig weather, slightly cooler, westerly winds; '-jr my-tu Wvfei?'Ai nt m iiCAXlf aXEBI-4 lliu r.-m BWDOESID ' BY -' PHYSTCTT ANR ; AWTyjMTfl. GISTS.-Kverybody knows th generaaef of a . plaster, and thati Benson's Porous . piasters are ine pean. y ; ' :y - -ffim " AiNOl'Hfil LIFE 8AVffl:-Mrs. karHit CahV mingSf pf Cinoh)iiatU. Ohio, writea: "Early last wintw toy daughter was attaoied with a severe cold, which settled on her hum. We tried sev erat Uiedichiesi none of 1 which seemed todb bar' :any (roodbut.she contiaued to fret worge, and luimijrfiuTOi wr uaomHBw oiooa irom oer langa. .. We ealled in a family physician bat he failed to do her anv rood . At ihla -ttma M f ritenA : who had1 been enred by DR. WM. Hat.t,m BAL- BAm jj - iub. ixj NOij, aavisea me- togrreit trial.- we eot. a bottle and she beean to im- Word.' and by. the -as of tksee bottles vtms n- i'tlroly.cnred.i' . , 1 wm. il. oreen: Affent wumttffton. TX.CL" ,J f WHd1 ISffEs J VmjmJit' this ' qneWdn la freaoenthr asked, wa-will eliilv sav that aha ia .ahtdy who for upwards of thirty yean has unti- y aeypxeaier xime ana taienta as a lemaie leian and nurse, principally among &monffhtldren ' She has especially . Btudied thet ccmstitation and wants of this numerous clasi, and; as a result of this effort, and practical knowledrer obtained hi ajiicome spent as a nurse anapuysician, sne nas cemnoqnded a SecthiM Srm for childrea teeth tagroponaoc SBhMns rest and health,, and ia m&reover.wzre ;to regelate-the bowels. lit conseqpeneeof 12ihrartaclejSto. Wms lqw is becoming world-renowjied as a benefactor. of her rar.e: fihildren rtjiinlv do 'rib m jitkI blesa her; especially is this the case in this city TOOb UOUUllOBVl UiO mii.iiiiiy oynip ilAUiX sdld and need here. We. think Mrs. Winslowhas immortaiizea ner name byxnis lnvamaDie am cle, and we . sincerely believe thousands of chifc dren have been savei d from an early grave by its timely ase, and that millions , millions yet .vet unborn, will share its benefits, and unite in calling herblessed. No Kotbbb has discharged her duty to heruffer-. ing little one, in onr.opinion, until -.shehas iven it. the benefit of Mrs. Wmslow's Sobthmsr Svrunl Try it-mother tbttt vow. Ladies' VUttorJXew York CttT. Sold by all druiodst.; 25 ctsl a bottle NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ISETH i W. DATIS, Anctloneer Mules at Auction. jrpBIS BAY, CCT3IMENCINQ AT II r O'CLOCK, corner aiarKet and Front Streets, I will sen at L l.y a . . mrrr, . . rrr -nr- W1 Auiiugu, wiuiuui resterre, BUJii,'oiie medium and one small size. ; - Jan 7 It; iTitoiiiitoii & Welta Railroai Co. OFFICE O? TUB SECRETARY 4 TREASURER, -'WTUaNGTOSI, H. X, January '6. 1885. J)IVn)BND OP POUR PIR CENT, ON THE Capital Stock of the Wilmington & Weldoa R. R. Co has been declared, payable to the Stockhol ders on and after the 15th inst. J. W. THOMPSON, Jan7 3t y r ' Sec'y and Treas'r, Found, 4 . t . . , - . . - WHITE AND BLACK BUTT-HEADED COW and brindle CALF. The owner can have posses sion by paying for this advertisement and for Keeping tnem. , - ,. 1 tL luHOKNE, j an 7 It '- .. i - Myrtle Grove Sound. , Lost, Str4yedor Stolen, ia vMuvia Ai'' vt auAJi W A. nun,! W VV J head black, medium size. . Has young Calf about six weeks old. Left mv lot Pridav nieht. secern Der 20. Any one nnamg and returning n ier to me will be liberally rewarded J H. JONES, Livery j Stable, Jan73t No. 813 rrii noeas St. Beport of the Condition j - ' :'. op ' " - rpHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMING TON, at "Wilmington, in the State of North Caro lina, at the close of business,' December 39, 1884. ; '' ' ' resources: ! 3 ' '' Loans and discounts. .' $ 714,818 28 Overdrafts.... . 6,049 97 U: S, Bonds to secure circulation. . . . ' 50,000 00 utner stocks, oonos ana mortgages . . . Due from approved reserve agents.-. . . Due from other National Banks . . . Due from State Banks and Bankers . J. Real estate,, furniture and fixtures . , . . Current expenses and tales paid .-. . . Bills of other Banks... ... Fractional paper currency.hickels and pennies... ....... ......... C8.975 21 42,C-i 05 5.128 23 5,806 17 78,691 10 6,684 44 29,955)0 298 80 85,951 00 . 10,267 00. 2,250 CO Tspeci;. j Legal tender notes. . . Redei emption fund with U. S. Treasurvi (5 per cent, of circulation) ; Total.....,,..: $1,04358 80 ? :' ! ' IJABILITIES. 1 ' ' Capital stock paid M...... ......... ....$250,060 00 Surplus fund..... -. 44,991 62 Undivided profits. ....... .... . . .... .-, 38,533 46 National Bank notes outstanding 44 99 ) 00 Dividends unpaid.................. 1.644 0 Individual deposits subject to check. 278,974 92 Deniand certificates of deposit........ 279,869 86 Due to other National Banks ...... 32,285 11 Due to State Banks and Bankers...... 96063 Notes and bills re-discounted . . : 58,487 91 Bills payable...,.,..- 12,530 00 Total.. .,.$1,043,258 80 State of North Carolina,. - :i - -' - County of New Hanover,' ss: ' : - . r - - . t. JL w T.BTtt, iQaVI Mw-.--rt.--'. .' named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the ; best of my knowledge and belief. ; j A. K. WALKER, Cashier. 1. i Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5tfr day of January, 1883. ? ; V ' - A. J. HOWELL, NbtaryPubUc. ' Cobbbct Attest:!; ! i -t - E. E. Btmauss, Alfred Martin, D.G. Worth, . Directors. Jan 7 It ; ; You Can Find : : : ' IECKWEAS.' SUSPENDERS, ' HALF-HOSE, Sii aid Linen Hdkfs, Gloves, Underwear, Canes, ftBrnshes, Combs, Umbrellas, Coll&w, Caffs, Shirts ana doming, at low prices, at Mi - it MUNSON'8, 33 N. Front St. r an7it 9 '.. UtJIIAX PROGRESS .A i T8 AN IMMUTABLE LAW. IN THE VERY NA X ture of things..' Wo cannot go backwards lif we would. - The old fashioned open fire, with the array of cooking utensils. most - stand aside for the modern Cook Stove, with its superior advan tages. Our FARMER GIRL COOK will give you entire satisfaction, if you will allow us to give Tou as introduction..:':', r ' "- W. H. ALDERMAN A CO - jan 7 tf i . v numbers,' Gas Fitters A Tinsmiths XnSACTI.AJSD COLrtSrNJBSi OF FOBEKTJf ana Domestic Manufacture at popular prices. 4 i f.t.ii . JAMES C. MUND3. Druggist," jan 7 It r 104 Xorth Ftont Street 'Two Months. .,. isoo- Three Months,.... . i...... S4 00 , Six Montha,...v.,M,.i;.,. 40 CO . One Year. ....w.. 0 ts . Contract AdTartteeraenta taken at Tvronn. . tionately tow rates. ' u , , , J lines solid Nonpareil type make one equare H NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. :- : 3WO SURPRISE! The American, AgriciQt r rson thx iitKia uuaim, vot. 8, ntft- pttelibhid.: aeilmerioim-'jirleiiaifrMls'espe -pf mention, because "of the remarkable success that has attended the unique and untirinr efforts or ifsproprletors to increase, and extend its cir colaaon.: Ito i contents are duplicated every '? fP'MS't , German edittonvlwhioh alsocircu- t teswldely.j!,fl,.f . . . .-.-- iThis Tribute is a pleasing incident In fhemar- vehpuft nearly :. HAT.lr A fTEWTTrRV- f - . ; f tZZZJ. ooilzed;ieadmg Agrkjtftural Journal of the world. aiosXBSwgJbnffiim" tered unon a NEW C.Kfiitra nv upnaDninnr : ,and to-day it is far superior to any similar neri- ' oaicai ever produced in thia or anv othm- noun. f: ter from the ablaat-writcM - - nS itZ... trattons. 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Jtod, Pres't; Sam'l Buxkhah, Feb, -s :,. ' li BROADWAY, NEW TOBK. i : janT tf i -. .-: BlankBookEfr 5 - JRDGERS, ? JOURNALS, CASJLScOKS, DAY Books, Invoice Books, Bin Books; Trial-Balances Time Books; NoteDraft and Receipt Books, neW styles;. Checks vBank of New Hanover; Checks First National Bank; Paper, Legal Cap, Cap, Let ter, Note and Billett; Pens, Inks of all kinds Steel Pens, Pencils, and many other articles, last received, and for sale oheap at fsr'' I . HEIN8BERGER Live Book and Music Stove. Jan7tf The 52-Candle Power I NOTHEB- LOT OF THESE t SPLENDID ' LAMPS just received. ; . W. S. BBIGGS CO , jan 4 tf - Agents One Week QF HARD LABOR ENABLES US TO 8HOW the fine line of CANDIES usually kept in our es tablishment; all made since Christmas aswe sold entire stock during holidays. - ln4tf MRS. E. WARREN To the Public. "K CLAIM NO EXCLUSIVE RIGHT, BUT WE have the DUFFY MALT WHISKEY at lesi than IU6 per quart at ttie "GEM." dec 11 tf .-..V f WTTX WEST oe Mullets. JJQBBLS. LARGE, FAT AND JUICY MUL LETS for sale. FISH AND WEIGHTS GUAR ANTEED. ..: ;,!;.-;... , Janltf , : W.B. DAVIS SON. T. N. C. A. JVERX HOUSEHOLD NEEDS TURNER'S NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC FOR lfS5. onH ! " - fall to secure a dopy. For sale at - ..!.. : . . . ti.j fl.JL HARRIS' - -: jaDCtf , Popular News and Cigar store. j First Monal Bant, TOoWon. ; DIVIDESD OF THREE AND A HALF PER CENT, has been declared by the Board of Direc - tors of this Bank, payable on the 10th Inst ' " jan 4 lw T: A. K. WAUCER,'cs8hiSr BreBCu-ioaM-6ii:;-.,r TF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS GUN WE CAN, X suit you. No bursting ours. LamDS. Bird Caeea and Children's Fancv Trava ust received. A few more of our newwCOLUM-'. IACOOK STOVES on hand; cheep. and good. TAYLOR. dec 28 tf PURE WHITB OIL. Dinner Sets; R SALE BY ,;1 - y V'"- jan4tf CROCKTERY tjrpartm enT. !" - - - . .-. - . Xmas is Goue, JUT THOSE HANDSOME LADIES' SHOES, atiTWO DOLLARS, can be had yet . , 1. . At: : A. SHBIER'S, ? 106 Market SU an4tf i Handsome Oodds. i - EXHIBIT THE FINEST LINE OF LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS AND BAL'S in the city. Our ; ' i . . - SHOES for Misses and Children are injpjlysu perb. , Our prices are eztremelj reasonable. - (&eo. EVlErench tSs Sons i 108 NORTH .FRONT STREET. jan4tf itftW fcrieffi aii Patrons;;,; ' iyjpt EXTEND JXHANKS INDIYIDUALLY AND nrmfcally for their patronage and .well wishes during the past year, and hope to merit a con .. ttnuance of the same during the present one. f To the unconverted we say.'give tu a trial and yon wQI not regret it. . f v jt a-jkOvW; GORDON A sMTTDVAgts., Liverpool Londdn A Globe Ins. Co., and others of good calibre.' !Jan4tf ) lis hi 't; : 1" m " - $i nit.; & 9f 1 i 4 r . t. . 3 ill .4 ! - r -i, I.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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