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The Morning Star.
PUBLISflSO DAILY XCPT MOKPAS
Six Monttiflr-
Thi-nA Hon'
Two Months,
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75
oty submwrlbore, delivered in T part
JZl f?tv Fnroii Odri per week.- Our City
"f "iT'naoriaed (o oollect (or mora
mmonttolnTtuioe.
vfORNING EDITION.
OVTLINE8.
U. S. deputy marshals who went to Paris,
Idaho, to arrest eight polygamista, were
driven off by an armed mob, j who threat
ened to kill any one who attempted 6 aero
the warrants. An extensive -fire oc
curred in Chatham. Eng.; the lota is placed
Ht $200,000. An avalanche In Iceland
jwt-pt 15 f teen dwellings into the sea, drown
ing fifteen persons. There Is ill-feeling
between Russia and Italy; ' - r, Ku
siin papers suggest that England shall pay
the bill for the former's war .'preparations
if the arbitrator decides that England is re
sponsible for the cause of the dispute. j-
Samuel A. Ashe has been appointed pos
master at BaJeigh,.,N. C. jr . W ooaat
of money in the U. S. 'Treasury has been
c m pitted ; everything Was found correct.
Vm S. Roberts, 1 President of the de
funct bank of Augusta, Ga.r, cut his "throat;
pi.., sicians say he will recover. The
Li'41 iiwe of Illinois met in joint conyenr
ti.m yesterday, but adjourned v?Uhiutiai
luing for U.S. 8enator. t,-' ik. 'f farmer
n rnietl Hess and his two' daughters' were
rHtHiiy burned while 4ghmiac
1 uimti'j .1... . . -tstm. . " M.'oKtb.mAvi. j 5
l.ousc in Fulton county, Pa?r BinJ:
Etaminer Keyset swore out warrants of
iirrest against JohnB. rWhitheadv Presi
,!.ni of the defunct Exchange'Rans: of
Norfolk, Va , Wd thel&inDrotheri,
rii irgetl witb fraud fthejr were bailed.
Sheriff Riktsclalt!, of Fannin county, Texas, "
w:is shot and killed in a light with desp
Fialoes. l ne Sultan7 of Xansubar pti
tebU igainst German encroachments, u
his territory. ; ISew, York Ujara
rtnv.iy H1 per cent.; cotton firm at -10
13-1611 l-16c; wheat, ungraded red 80c
g$l 02; southern flour easier; corn, No.
May 51i551c; rosin firm at$i 07 1
spirits turpentine firm fct-32ic "
itussia will vnot.egotJa-t6
aitim
reference to .s Herat.
She means ti
have the waVopen "to tbat cherished
"pot- - --.' '
The Russian Flireigij Minister,
Gier is to be superserled,repor8aya,
and Prince Rastohrski ' '. given his
place.
Three negroes in" Kew Orleans
have beeu sentenced to be hangefj,
an t w o o f these are for rape. - Ldt
tin? hangings continue. . , v ! '
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i'iie two Southerners appointed by
the President among the visitors ltjo
West Point are Qen. FitzhnghLee,i
of Virginia, and James C. Tappen,
of Arkansas.-"
f
Alfred Paraf, the foreigner wl
introduced oleomargarine into th:
country and who so easily swindlj
score of cuto Yankees, is dead, aged
4(1, at Lima, Peru. -J.' &
iVmce Bismarck, in f a debate m.!
ib lieicbntag, "declared that xLng
lantl was centuries: in advance xf
Germany in civilization." The Prince
knows whereof ha . affirms. Enjr
land's civilization leads the world.
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There is a rumor mJdobdod that
the difficulty with Rnssfa f !iIin ja
fair wa.y to be settled withpatu rb j
traiii i! . W betlier or not t.w nans
that Russia will be satisfied; Ji, take
wliai it wants, remains tof-biWe;n.
ll.'itecea Cassidy did live, a Darjl
moutli, Nova Scotia. She; is . dead,
ag( d 115. Thanks Ur; pewspapets.
North Carolina stilt Ieadki:tt U
rnally wonderful bow very-l long
some people do live of wborfe . birth
there is no record -1 - -
A humane asylum keeper at i; Nor-,
ristown, Pa., recently ' exhibited his
profound sympathy for the poor in-1
sane by beating to death one f the
inmates. The keeper's name" is A3
exander Steele, and he is trying io
Hinft the awful responsibility.
n looi, at the Worlds air jn
New York, North Carin4captur0d
the two highest premium on apples
beating all Northern! com ri tors.
Wow is it our ; pomolokists allow
o.oDipi to leaa, ana alter iDiri
'our years additional experience.
Yesterday was the anniversary if
the death of our dear, old friend aijd
classmate, Gen. J anius Daniel. He
was killed oiu the 12th pX,ay,
l864, at SposylvjnW.Heailiko
Maj. Gen. Bryan Grimesanothir
schoolmate, "bravest of the brave.
Mississippi , made , a "ten striisl it
the New Orleans ExpositioA"
patchsavs- ' ir"v i
sJ.2S?5?lppl "was"aWarfel:' "ttr'iraid
f P?6 of 100 ' W medal
a sointion m vlu. . ...
Iflro n .1. 7 mymimj IUIIUIW V HWg
lit?n f ? compeUUve dispkat tie Expo
iS i ylnchlraspea.to-Se
worn. The saniM RttA ...oTfi. -,,.,
SoritSSS11 Premiums on apples at the Ex-
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IiZIiZiiZIJIilZI
VOL; XXXVI.-NO.
i: There is no doubt about it, it is
catching; This time it is a thirteen-year-old
girl, ; who runs - away! with
her father's coachman, being wholly;
unable to resist his seductive channi.
There are' some people who"; cannot
withstand the odor of a menagerie
and the sight of.-a circus - ring. In
the odor of the coachman there seems
to be something wondroasly alluring
to people of a certain sort. Washing
ton. Upnkling what, a combination!
-is the name of the. rdriver - and ?
Clara D. Roberts' is ; the enamel of
the giTl. ?h The'rascally fellow had an
other wife and quickly, decamped.
All this occurred"; atv Southtown,
Long Island, -Next. . : v : ;
rFronx Chicago comes a regular
dime novel -s tragedy, A chap of
fourteen tries to kill his sweetheart
of twelve snmmets and then to kill
himself. His name is Eddie Bernard
and her name is 7 Tressy Lesslan4. ;
Here: is how it was done; ;-.M'i"r' !
"Tressy came from school arm fin, arm
with the hated rival. Eddie, drawing, the
pistol from his coat pocket, fired at the
girl. The baiJi. -piowea-its way through
TressvV eineham apron. .With a trarfc
air, Eddie, turning the weapon upon him
self, and fired. .Three separate and distinct
times the revolver was discharged, and at
the last shot the buUet hit him in the left
side under' the lower. Tib.-fT Miss Tressy is
not hurt much, ' and r the hated r rival will
gloat over Eddie's f all. Edward was to all
appearances tlead wnen ne -reacned nts
mother's arms, but it was the result of the
nervous shocks and -not of any bodily itt-
jury. He said he was glad Jae was alive,
but noi at all sorry zor .naving nad ms -re
venge. ,v:.a..t tM -f-i '4
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Misery an despairl aA very; poor
and aged couple, 'CHaries: Leman and
wife;f living in New Yorkoit,
weariedand despondent by hardship
and poverty, deliberately poison
themselves when 'they find they have
not a cent and not a particle of food.
And that too in a, great ; city where
a few of ; Grod's" - creatures no better
than these poor unfortunates fairly
roll in lnxnrr-'and in splendor.
What a world! ' '
Mr. Charles .Williams, correspon
dent of the London Chronicle from'
the Soudan has written a scorching
article for, the Fortnightly iHevieut,
in which he charges that Sir Charles
Wilson is .virttjaUyyguHty of man
slaughter inthe deiath of Gen. ' Gor
don. ! WHsorV negligence ;andin
cajpacity, h.j avers were the cause of
the death of the splendid hero. i
t The New York TForWhas reached
153,213 circulation in its Sunday edi
tioh. Its t advertising is immense.
Nothing i -Buoceeds J like - success.
I While carrying ;i- np its circulation
witb unexampled rapidity it has also,
carried Tup ,the JBartholdi . JtTund to
$46,169.08 np to Saturday night. I ,
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Hon.' S. - S.i Cor is'still in doubt as
to acceptingthfrMision to Turkey.
If he goes i the House, will have lost
its brightest member. ' . f
v$pin3teTnrpeimttci
.if Raleigh . Visitor: Mrs. E.
Lilly, f FayetteviUe, died la that town last
Baturdsy evening, after a protracted illness.
"We bave received the first num-;
ber of theElizabethtown Bjfn, a twen-M
2 -four page- paper edited by Robert H.
jron,pricfl.. ,; It promises welL r '
- Z-! Elizabeth City Economist Ijr
vin :Hoor)er,J- of Dare county, '.expects' to
jjlant 15,000 bushels of oysters in his oyster
irarden In: Stumpy Toint Bay next week.
4 Vifileesw -greatly, fn he will find jaore
tnoii
iev ltt lpjLTtat ,or two than he finds
fishing, i KiflJTl: i z:.-il J .
in
New "xleme mournflfirrDied.
oiTllav tkh7 Elizabeth Batchelor Daves.
eldest daughter, of the late Edward Qra-s
hatarjand widow or iofin rugn uaves, in
the.81st year of her ags; Hr. A. J.
Lofjln was' elected liayor of Hinstoa at! a
meetihirTof the new commissioners Thurs
day night. sl i-"-V--ii. j
WarreiitoWmi2J:iW43ff4!!gr0t
to lave to: announce the death ofMrs- mlDari
Reid, which occurred at her husband's re
sidence last Sunday. She was an excellent
lady. A -jr-fTher, fruit now seems safe, ad
mose eneasea in erowinz ii ieii ua ma. b
least $75,000 worth of it will be shipped
mi.:- . mL. ti: j ' Yrr. TiiV. ,
Warrentonand Macon. ; - - 1
1 '-i Wa'sSjingtoCiI The. re
vival in the Methodist .church was discon
tinued last SundaV nieht wWe learn that
some 20 conversiohi and accessions were
made. - WTr-Black well. J. 8. Carr
and E. J. Parriah, Durham, N. C, have
ortranized the ' Clfngman Tobacco t Oure
Company, capital stock $10,000, to manu
facture medicinal preparations. . ivi .
f. lI3nston ''iVwAnittlenegro
child was burned to death 'last '-Baturdsy
night, and another one burned so badly that
it may result in death. The children,
Whose: ages. jwere ; anff lliyearswere
left in the house,wmcn js. on mr. w. y.
Kennedy's t)aiitatk)n.alone and wereuia-
bleto get out' when the house was beisg
comsumedby the devouring Q amei 1
7 . Roddnghaa-T: BpirXik rank
Scott, a voune Jaalf-witted col6rea man pf
this town; some how or other! became pos-j
sessed of a cap used toxplode a aynamue
cartrid2& , and. last Wednesday night he
touched i lighted match to It tdvsee if lit
would ''go off.'' It went promptly, withj a
sound like unto thunder carrying . with it
the thumb and Indet fin-rer of the left hand
and so jarring Frank as to cause the. blood
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, . Greenville Reflector: We learn
that many neoDle are cominir to town next
Friday to witness the h&ntrinr of John and
Parker Gaskina. . There wilT-he. no hang
ing, as the case lias been taken to the Su
preme Court, Leonidaa Fleming
tells us a severe storm nassed his neichbor-
hood last Friday evening. ; The main, body
of the storm only covered a space of about
one ' hundred - yards, wbut , it played havoc
with the trees is its course. ; f
Pittsboro 'Home: An artesian
well was bored! to the' depth " of ' 17 or " 18
hundred feet some year or twoaco: br the"
Blackwell Tobacco Oo.i at DtKliatt'-Wa
ter did not rise to the surface and thtv work
was abandoned.' A short time ago -work
on it was resumed, with-the view of utiliz
ing it by pumps. ; A pipe wa put in ex
tendmg down over 500 feet, ana the1 engine
set to work.- It threw out 14.000 callous
of water without seeming in: - the lease to
exhaust the supply. The result is - consid
ered very satisfactory u j
7 Charlotte ' OoienSr T'-
ear oldtkred irl, daughter of the Iata j
ier. Levi Hurdle, colored.', of ,, .this city.
died yesterday afternoon of, burns received
while trying to kindle afire in the kitchen
stove the previous evening.' CaptF. f
; iiiiUNmciv, wno was unlet, or notice pi t
the city of .Charlotte for, several years past, .
publishes a card, withdrawihtr his Candida-'
a for a, re-election. v--;Tbe gin house of
jssrs, r Campbell, iSp Caldwell,, -near Pine-
ywe, was oesproyea oyj3L,?ncenQUtry noe
durinir the saat week. ..The .trbx. house and -
all ihe. machinery 1 were totally destroyed. '
MlJlmUQ K MtflU gllUIUOHU? wtu two HO
i,ooo. . 1
' Wilson Mirror; Prof. Hassell.
sold hair interest in his school to Prof.
Avers who will hereafter 'be ' jointly aaso-'
dated with him in the management of this
popular school. : .rroi.- Ayers tr a gentle-,
man of much reputaWon;naving been Cor4-
missioner of isducauon zor K.enracKy,i j-.
At the . District Court, in -New Berne lait
week Joel Whitfield was convicted of aejilf i
lag liquor without .license; and was : .sen
tenced, to pay a flne of; $1,000 and be m
prisonedijxthe Wilson MLforaix ; months.
AL Wiggins who' was convicted, on three
indictments for similar: offences, was nned
only $250, aiidfenjencedto imprisonment
for only four '.months. Whitfield is a
cripple, and most terribly afflicted, and.
very poor, nd oldllimlBur ppne,saya'
te can't jay tents. d r sUA K p
Groldsboro Messenger: . Mr. Jo
seph XL Kennedy; a worthy citizen of this
county, died Of aroplexy at. bis home in
Fork towjvahip, on Friday last, -ged 6f
The re-election to the.' Mayoralty f
Maj. J. .W, Oolick gives nniversal satisfa-'
Uon. -- The reriiaiiis of Mr, Joseph JH
Planner, who died in Paris on the 20th ef
April,- passed throusji here? on Saturday,,
en route for Newborn for interment, -f
The special term of Greene county Supe
rior Court convenes on the 8th of Jane for
the trial .Ot, criminal ases only... Judge
McRae will preside..; It iawitheeling
of deep regret that we announce the death
of that estimable Jady, Mxa. Sarah Langley
Harding, wife of our townsman Mr. Mil-,
ton Harding, . which occured yesterday
evening, after -.a . lingering , illness, v at ;
herc residence in this city. Mis r Hard
ing was 42 years of . ago on last Friday.'
- Waahingtoa doU yv-Jacvi - as
rived last night. He called at the State
Department to-day to receive his instruc-
Uonsasllmistertorazu. . JtiQ will return
to North Carolina; make his preparations
lor leaving home, andit is stated, emoarK
from Newpprt News,a.. on the 23rd inst.
Theodore F. Pool, 'Esq., of Wmiani-
atrn roothar. bora mt tfiA aa ttim ft in a 11
Pool will probably be the Hext gentleman
iruiu uona mjsroiuis wno wui receiva
Consulate.'4 His friends 'have been' 'very
zealous in ms oenair.1 '
J "Fair Helen,w said tie' suitor bold, .
This ringlet let ms share.: : ' i
Arid he Teached out-K)h, ft Wascold-f-
' And caught her tress of nan; :'. '
Alas; it was a bitter day.1 51 '
7 rBe feaptured the whole 'rig,'! 1
For when he drew, his hand away '
' It held the maiden's- wig - --
And then she fainted. V
H, I J C? 31 tJ2 7ZT
NBCT AOFBHTISB!BEIfT. ;
Mtjksok Superb fits-.
Geo. P. LiuiB--Boses.
Coixzbk & Co Auction sale.
'J St'ak OFiriCB-f Pprnter for 'sale.
K G- BiJ-w To.f ruit growers.
t
t "B'WrrvriT -Wil T.iffht Tnfftlitrv. If - t t
P. HinNBmTOOiiB----Bcksener, etc. ' -
f W. E. DAinB.ft B6 Kenoebec flint Ice.
Mayor's VourU: , ' ' ' ,T i '
i John, Watson jW as sjrraighed for. acting
very disorderly in the southern fsection pf
the city on' Monday hlghtvfor5 which he
was arrested fby Offlcers Chadwick arid'
Terry. , He was ordered to be confined f pr
fifteen days in the city' prison. ' V j ';
Barney Pearsall and , JIary Eliza Lively
both colored., were engaged la a scrimmage
down in the ''Hollow . Monday nlcht, for
Which they were arrested by Officers CbBttn
and Sholar.j The-two. befflgerents v weVe
fined t5 inch. 'j ; --'v" 1 J
Henry Clinton, a colored youth, said to
belong to alrang oT,1oy s , who . have, lately
been proving themselves;; a; great .anncry-
ance ia the vicinity of the Poxcell Bouse,
)rai aliafgned forr acting1 disotderly in that
neighborhood! yesterday mornlngor .which
he was arrested by IGiScer jEverettHe
'J. 8; Longf.;
leaves foT, r4t0ifs ttlKew Berne tifs'
morning.' HBf. Loii?, ivnoSras formerly a
member ofithe JSTprtk Carolina LcEv Con
ference, was -stationed at Front Strtjet
fchurch;1 -n? tltiijity; about rtwenty-ve
years ago. ' He was at Raleigh durmg the
war. ,s VTi- ' '" ' "s n' i-t;
;- Bev..'A: jODixop, . of,; Baltimore.
rived here yesterday, morning- He ..leavtar
.1 t " - Mn1t.Jl-.M. ' I.M.
" -. .n ? - - j -j Twi tnt x ..-.I--1
this evening ,9 for Charlotte, where he4
preaches"io-m6rrojr night; and from' there
goes to fihabyjisld -fome. He is mufcb
Dleasod with his resiience Hnd success in
Balti pibrop jjj1 'Jj.
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r.Tke t&)0&iTbku of St.
tPaui'i vaBgehcaVlAtheraAPian iJ?
poses giving anxcursion to Bmithvule
about the lajtter,party of, .this month, .nThe
date will ha shofrtlVl iaxiarAiAced. lk tiifc pk-
ner. It is elDected to be a mad affair, k
the committee will spare no pains in max-
ing everything very pleasant.
jV WHOIrlf
Itoeal Dota. ..j " i; ; -i.
The Henderson Base Ball Club
has applied for membership in the North
ijarouiu. jueaguo. , - , f.tf - - r-f
The'- Grand ; Lodge - of- Odd
Fellows of North Carolina was to meet in
Wilson last night . : ' x- : ; . (
A Hoil. A. J M. Wadded of this
city." was to deliver the Memorial address
as JKaieign on juonuaj. : T .
Mr. LawBon'K. Skipper, a well
known citizen of Brunswick, died at his
home in,that dunty OTjthe 9th inst, aged
about 65 years. - p ' - i
The 8um' raised at the First
Baptist Church for: the church "fn Hender
son? Sunday morning, finally reached $100.
Rev: Mr; McDuCe's appeal was not in
vain.'- li'.'-rfia v - j
Thero were several 'sound' and
picnic parties on Memorial day. The col
ored people had a' big- picnic .in the nelgbf
borhood of the rnineral spring on the tum-
oikel4- 1111 ' i . "Sri
. ".laressrs. Taterson Downing : fc
Co. cleared the xij 'lMqxxi ffQUieM,
Capt Cochrap, yesterday , with 500 casks
spirits turpentine and 3,489 barrels of rosiq,
valued at 10, 603. '.Ry,
A match game of base ball wa8
played yesterday at Durham,' between the
Raleigh Club and the Durham Club. ! Dur-'
ham woa with a score of three, to nothing !
forlhe Baieighlxiys:
- Theblackfish excursion on the
steamer Italian, which was to , have taken
place this.; morning, was postponed . until
Friday morning, on account of the fact
;thafta gale; from the southeast "prevailed
outside yesterday n t . , ,
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. It took Mr. Long just ; SSfmin-'-:
ntea to deliver his Memorial "address. The
entire address r, was, compressed into the
space of one sheet of letter, paper. While
speaking he only glanced at his manuscript
a few times, as it lay upon the desk, .
One appreciative gentleman of
fered to subscribe one dollar yesterday to-
yrardf publishing Mr. I-ong's memorial ad
dress-in pamphlet form.. If a sufficient
hnmber should happen . to feel the same
wayabout it we can ' probably accommo
date them.. I , .. '
t The Annual Convention of the
Episcopal tiocese of East 'Carolina will
meet in Kinston to-day. Bishop Watson,
Bet, Df. J Carmichael, Rev. Mr. Ambler,
Dr. A. J. DeRosset. CoL John W. Atkin
son, Mr. Gabriel Holmes and Mr; G.
Smallbones will be present from this city.
m . m. vw. M . . mM. r mru. ' . m WW y . u
Journal that the remains of the late Joseph
H.rFlanner arrived there by the train Sat
urday night, from Paris, and were interred
lid Cedar Grove Cemetery Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock, from the residence of his
Sister, Mrs. Mayhew, on Middle street I ,
iTiWe ( are 'indebted, tbroogh
Messes. L. I. Pritchard and J. O. Aider-,
man," for j complimentary ticket to the
Commencement exercises of Richmond Col
lege, which takes place June 15th and 16th.
Mr. Alderman is orator for the New Sigma
Bhb Society and Mr. Pritchard is chairman
pf. the committee of, the same.t ,. . ; 4
Tlia Creoeotlnc Work A Practical
J'eftf, WUel piraM t SUfaetory J
What is claimed to be one of the most
economical and best ! creosoting arrange
ments in the .United States has just been
patented and erected in this city by Messrs.
Hansen &Smith,Jsome reference to which
was 'made n these .columns a week or two
ago. a Yesterday, all the machinery being
in order there was a practical test of the
capacity and power of the works; in the
presence of a number ' of- our business
men,, and -the result was,, that, with
forty pounds pressure, thirteen pounds'
of oil to the: cubiofootB. was put into
the Wood; The means by which this result
was ascertained are very simple. The wood
was measured and weighed Deforesting
placed - into , toe nuge' cylinder and tnen
again wheh it was taken out1 It is needless
to add that the result Was very satisfactory
to all whb' witnessed the experiment. ' 1
.'fMessrs. Hansen & Baiith are "how . ready
to commence , toperatlons.r The enterprise
will nodoubt prove a valuable addition o
bur business interest, and we hope it will
also result profitably to the energetic and
wide awake proprietors.- - I
M ' . ' "T---M-a a.m7 ! t
irilmiac-! XIs lafantry Paatlval .
I Theiestlval for the benefit , of the Wil
miaeion Iicht Infantry, next Tuesday and
Wednesday ' nights, May 19th and 20tbX
pronilsW to be a grand succesiyA com
mittee of ladies' hasj been formed; whose
reputations as snccessf hi maaagers of en"
tinmentsYbf 1 this1 character are well
knowiC; .Besides . haying everything' that
festival-goers could wish for in the way bf
'edibles, tfcaTooetitiverdrniing by mem-:
0erS Ol we.conipauy wui,, uo aa uuauvtuu.
A special feature will be a contest between
r ..
thiartwo1)Cstilrilled fours."-
Tha members dx theiCbmpany have also
jnado: arnngeinents rwith Capt Harper o
gtve it moonlight excursion complimentary
lothoj&jestakrag. part in the festival.
The boat wiU probably touch at the Bocks.
hope tlie ladles of the. city will take ah
I interest in the festival r and make it a suc-
rtm. 1 - Ml ' rw i ? 1 ..
inake'it'thft best drElesid best equipped
la':tla '&tata Gaard; and it' ia jeft with the:'
ladies,'now; to encourage them
. inretery why possibiej
yaatberInUcatloBa. '-'j1- t" ; ' - f
TO following are thS mdlcaijons for W-
For the South Atlantio-States, cloudy
weather and rain, easterly winds: becoming
variable, slight rise in temperature exoent
in extreme nortbeastern portaoix, (8tationa3
ry lemperaiure.;
St. Junes' :JBplc0ial
vWe learn that, Rev. Mr. Lewis stated tb
his congregation on. Sunday that at a meet-
-Mil." ' At--m.: i-JI-i." !1
tag oi ine vestry,, neia on oaiuruay nigui,
plans ana 'specizcauons or ainerent1 arci
tecU m ref erencetb.thet proposed, lmpro
ments to .the church edificevere.submitl
and the one prepared ' by 'Mr'. - Dudley? of
New .Yorfc had been ' adopted. !TheVbrk
wui oa. commenced tin a snqrt . timej ann
Dl
some .twenty feet or more and a general
overhauling of the mterior j ; l.
, The organ has recently been-taken apart,
new pipes put n aniL' other unprovemens
made, and it is now said; to be aa good is
new. t 1 l" J- i r .
By the way, we understand thai,h6 suits j
against luecuurcu propei;.y.B.uown as jae
Swann suits) which hawbeen pending hi
mL il i t mc 4. i n 4
our Superioc: Court for, some 1 years pass,
have been, icomprpmised r and settled , at ;a
cost to the church of $1,700,
:Iitt 1
.',7 ' iasrT OBYLtULTMUiJ ' -.T .
i Remaining in j the X3ity Postoffice, Wed
nesday, May r13:f 1i V ii:
, A G Anderson, Richard Aviett - j ;
B Dennis Brown: P B Best' Julia Bur-'
gwin; Kelson Brows;riv aj b-.tf. -. -
(J Koena Carey, i r .
D V H Dickinson, Allen Davis.' Ahtho-i
ny DoyieU 'cafeMcT.ard'Blecld. !
ED.E Ellis:0 'J,H
F John WFaison. w'l ..; i,' 'i ,
G B J Gibbs. Hamilton A Green. Her
bert E Galloway. Mae A Greeh: ' '-J
xx nooerc nanier, uargarei 'is 1 mil, rf
ticpsejniiau, Adeline Jumondj ?:!' ins
' J-Emma Jones. Marv. Jane James. Pe
nut Xi miounson. jvev reier jones izj. o
Jordan. '- l'i -'' 4
L Jennie 1-ee.T iti- J. u-. ,:::..r?.,;;i's
Mt-Rachael iMitchelL , Marv . Catherine
Miller. J H HcNeil. Irat Moses. 1 ;." I I
- p G A Pope, Eliza Jane Price, Jasper
o Jra"Jay. 's-' -t,. i ; vr . r tJ !
4 ii u tumcey. : ;. j.
R James Richardson. J
Dr James Robinson. Martha
8 E H Smith, I 'Martha Btryker;' Jane
Stokes, John Swach, Hannah Smith, Thos
Bpruels. - " f s
i Annie Tedder, ilenry Toloert. s
"y fcAlsey Yane k!i j j
W H Wolf, Lewis Waddell.i Jno W
Wells. . . - . , . !
Y Col J A Young.
SHIP LETTERS.- "
Capt W T Giiliken, Capt' Geo S Mehl-
man. Uapt Jonn Jordan. (JaDt Metcaif.
James Chadwick,- Samuel H Richards, G
W itennoim, iffiws Agnts, Jno-ts Johneoa,
Philip Nelson.', i ."?;,, ., ' .
Persons calling for, letters in the above
list will please say "advertised." Letters
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, at
Washington, JJ. c, if not callea for within
thirty days. "". .i-";.- . tcoi
. t iv JK- iiKDSX, PAL,;
: Wnmingtonew Hanover Co., N. 0
Coueha and Cofds can' "cured with a bottle
of Sine's Syrup, of Tar.. 'OalV 23o'Foi Bala bv
Hands Bros. . . . -jv .. .. I
;;TKK TL0rTO(S:-MGQaTlKGUMlMS .Ol .THE
KTJBSERT.-e follownig' is an extract from! a
letter written to the German Reformed Mensengtr,
t Chaftxbenburgh, Pemt: A BxHxrAcnEfls.- Josi
open the door for her, and Mrs. Winslow will
provathe Amerloaa Horenea Klghtingale -of the
Konery.. Of this wa axe so Bure, that, .we Mil
teach' our "Snsyn to say, ,-'A llesshir - on Mrs.
Winslow' for helptng- her to sorvivQ and escape
the griping, oolioldiig, and teething, siege. Mia.
Winslow SoormKa Brsvrr relieves &e' afid
from, pain, andsurea dysentery and diarrhoea. Tut
softens the goms,rednces tnflammation,cureswiiid
oollo, and carries the- infant 'safely .throwrh the
teething period. - It performs precisely, what It
iroressea w perrorm, every pan or lvouung
we nave never Been Mrs.t w lnsiow now
her only through the preparation of her "Soothing
Syrup lor Children Teething.' If wa had the
power we would make her, as she is, a physical
sviuur w ute uuiui nwa duiu ua uruEinsra.
5 ocnta a bottle. ,tli i
TTTa A'ftsrmW'Aa iiriB httw lirsn rrttiJri?.
BOW, As sura as to-morrow's aun rise Is 'the
Grand Drawing of The Loutalana State Lottery,
at ew wrieans, monwuy. xne nexc, tne Kin,
MU.MU. .MMM. VH, HVMHMVAUO Wt ' MWV.WW UUM.M E. W
mM i.1iAlMMM.Mj unnui .Va ....
matlon esn be had of M. A. Dauphin, New dr-
siu eaoa. or iraoaons ac 91, ,01 wnion nui lnror-
jeaoB, , ,ua.c m me - cvui urana irawiag on
April 14th, 1885, th&, following was the resulf
Ticket No-. 59,075 drewthe IFIrst prize of $75,000;
it was sold In fifths at $1 eaoh-oae- to .John W.
Haywood and L. M. VerflerV.No: 88 Charlton St . .
Savannah,' Oa? tone to Jj; Ai B.. Putnam; ;Mt.
jneaaaiu Texas; one to if. spend up, Donaldsop
viUe, La : one to MT. 0. Parker, of WlndfalUnd.;
ana anoioer to a party m w astungtoB, it. u. une
Second Priza $i,0OCP-wonby 'No. 65,818. sold
also in fiftha--oae to Henry Orb an, 31. 8.Jfarlne
HosnitaL. San Franfiliicn. - -Oal - one eta Fred'k
Maas, New York city, one to Prfid'8. Beach, SOS
Finn ato., x . city; cue otner nrtBB weas else
where. No. 64,580, drew the Third Prize of $ 10,
000. was also sold in fifths one held bv Daa M.
Morlartv, No. fiM Saooad-ave. ; New York city;
one by W J. Collier, ,i52lG. St, N. W., Washings
ton, it. c; one eouectea oy imtton noontz.
Bankers. Natchez. MlBSr: two others bv John H.
Gies, No. 817 Croghan Street, Detroit, Mloh. The
Fourth Prizes, each $8,000, drawn by Nos 6,541
and 89,671, were scattered ia fractions to Boston,
San Francisco, St. Paul. Hanly, Ky;, Gainesville,
ssssssavaiaiaiavavB
. iStsSt. ta x'aTettevmeTN'. ft BatUrdav 'ev
ning, t o'cioOmW Jiay ytn,-u, an. uamjn au r.
LIImLY. wife of B, J. XJyy, Bsa ia .the 65th year
pf her age. V Jv ' " V-
MtVi'.i.M. " ' M a .3m. A. :m-M. . I m . . I -
N. C.May a K
SON K. SKIPP
oi.aroDsv or tae .neart. ULW-
, aged 65 years 4 months audi 15
days,:-j -
T 1VM WAwtwirn. mi . 4tai Shh fnatl. 1w
"ftlrt rear of her are. TtfjyA'hTPr'n BATCHELOB
DAVXSr widow of John Fuglr Paves, and eldest
aaogater 01 toe um Jtawara, uranam, oc jxew
iern. "Precious in the sight .of the Lord is the
aeatooi niasaaniav:.ri;.jf. vxu:, v.rriUi-i
200 RoGe3.i
.6
"Ol'I
'T&ST ItSCKfv.TWOMa MABSHAL
nrnxi .ana otner varieties or, nuajsa. persons
wao nave engages wui pease;oan aaa gei tueia
at once
iiihy-llwr
WPbintor for ale:
r
oldirJa.fo,- sajto, fc a iieate:ptice.v W if.
hesifiy. iWittltkiif an'inmKiloear i i5to&''food.
1- Wis ft amadrWHteifeaji oyncU" .
f f TjQN9n?B? ErNSBSp JfTIN
whiohwClhe soldilrnrfhtiuseana aHdeptt
will cost '$3,500, The improvements w
consist' cCii'extensibn of . the .buadinjg
. - -:iJ
P Robins, mis.
N Roberts; ,
,. can, gPEne
?-fi 'jyrjnc: 105 Hotth Sixth StL
by aasisig 1 seUiiigfortis,atALFCCTiTPE3 ar.xa fi.I rH4V
uj imwiqvM6 , t r rons. ' -,v- i .' i D, A. ha..MiCA, lfrjoprietor 1 or O. G.jrAiui...r, Jr., -
If' myiatf ; V w7ia7bAVVSOIt J apJStf..- . New.SearhoiwghHiJUsei,, aplltl' -Ti v satul:uJ.Wi-mtBKton,.l.
!I.JOBtjfimr,..':fiJ ;
u NJKW . APYERTJBEZyjTaH j
A.; C. EIcGIRT, Auctioneer.
1j ! : .BY COLImIEB CO.r" u -,ji(,rT
fine MILCH COW! ' wttn ISTelf rt- hi fr- a .i
Grove Stock Fan Newton, nOj jny IS It si
IBTBjSTX'V ATA
FOB TIH BZNilTlT OF THS -" ' I
Wilmington-'Ligat Infantry.
" m. ft. ft. Mk ' - - t u rf MB. 7
are requested to report to one of the Committee
aii. lacuea leeung an iukichs laoaa
as eariy as possiDie. wora musxntinenoa.to-
Jr
Mr. KaW Be Meares, .. 'S Mra'J. Rounds,
Mrs. Gea-G.TtoTaas.;,
airs.tJ.1. Garroll, Ut;
C
AN GET SUPERB FrT8AT,MUNSONS. ALt
the Desirable Styles, adCoiors of. Foreign and
Domegtlo makes are on their counters, f Newaf-
counters, f Newj
r . MUNSON,
MerobaatTaUor.
rivals wee jut. . ' kunsun.
my 13 it
To Enut Giwers.
Q W HAND a'nd FOR S ALB, If 0,000 STRA J
wai.a.M.A f -ij-J; - - -M- i.' Im-1 i-rai ssi-L I
ketsahd Fruit Cri(es,'air manufanthwi's prioeal
-, -It. Vt, BLiAllt. 1
my is tf ' ' -'I 'Cfeinmiesioa Merchant.
T
P, Heinsberger,
gOOligLL-tMANI) STATIONER, t DKAXEE
IN PIANOS AND OEfAANS-'PaneT flond.'W-
dlng Presents, Steel Bngravlngs, Guitars,, Yio-
Ri08" aWIUUNQTON, M. fi7
Uijr 1.9 u .
05.00 Eewara,
LOST, STOLEN OS 8TBAYED, A BLACK AND
TAN SETTKBTJOG. Answers to., the
NED.1 The i.nndsrslgned will pay the aboveon
my Ma u . , -, - Jr , ,, . w. BODDICK.
Fine Beef I
;j Fine! Beef ! :
T7INK STALL-FED BEEF, BROUGHT BY MR.
TL Baokley, from Sampson, county, for sale
eheapu -The Beef Is JUICY ajndTElTOElt, and Is
GUARA3JTEin)TX).GIVE SATOFACTIOK.," ,::
I have on band also YOTJNG TENDER SPRING
LAMBS. ?rom he Upper Cape.Fear. .
'r. -'''-n WSD;T. TILLET,'
my laajr : v irnnUStaJl No,, N,ew Market.'
A Full Assortment
d
F SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
(the most perfect an& durable) can be found &tt
r.l-
... w-W Corner Front and IfartrAt J
Physicians DrescriDtlans comDOunded with the
greatest care. . t . . m
197,000
1 '
H TANHATTA ' AND ' CHARIOT CIGARS1 :
lU. readv sold in this oltv. and thev Are atlll
aemana. -rney are tne nest s-ceut cigar on the
market , Try them and you will smoke no other.
ooiu onry ac- ' -
my .0 tf ' -1 ' Popular News and Cigar Store j
... n U Ul TJXJTC
Ice Cold IJilk !
";;!': ; Ice Crekih Soda
.t! 1
Best Ice Cream 11 l
imylOtf
it i WmIRREN pablobsJ
Base Ball-Bats.
APS, i BELTS. Aa. SUITABLE FOR AM A
J tears and Professionals. Croanet and Haiti'
mocks. .Picture Frames.-all alzea and kinds.
Bpeciai attention given to mazing ijarge mtois,
rpraus.oattv ; ,f,r.f5 LLm
my 10 ti;'. r ; Book and Statkaiery StoreJ
StrawiHoyeitiea
JEW STYLES ! LOW PRICES 1 . -,-, Y
SX'. PER DOZEN AND UPWARDS t
i:ihyl0sx "OT"-' J o r ?'-. r Hattaral
0, 1 See !
j; it -si. 1
TT I C PREMPERT, AT jNO. t SOUTH FRONT
Street, is now, nkw au.the'reet, keepfaMt a First
class Shaflng. Hair Catting frc Saloon, with
Albert G. Prempert and Wa J. Stewart as as
sistaiita: uiye them a oalw p.ja , fan 1 1
x . T J" -"I
II
TH VALUABLE. PEOPEETY XS OFZStD
-JL - - -.- ,-., T .)j
at private sale, lor. a'tUvlf ion, qoiisistfaMg ofvonft
4C-H4rse Engine, twp .Cylinder . silerapf-mdre
than ample; capacity vBrotherio9d. Patant
lutwwlth au inxturea iana Maehinery jMwear
L sary for turning ,otnV first class goods. rCan her
seen now in dairy operation. iMOcatea on iTens.
luver, ' near umm -nomw. mu aooa- waarx a
taohea," where any vessel xsan ' toad whSch can
oome in at Hatteras.i' The Mill Is offered with or
witnonxue rear estate on wmcn u is sitnatea
r For particulars enquire of , I
I apl71mvr.-.n ,,f. , Nawberp.N..Ci ;
K White Moimtainfteezerj :
rpHrW HWE MbUNTAilf'fCH' CRBAlf TREE
a ZEKistne BKoT muse, we sea umjojv
NOMIST RBFBIGEBATOB, with Water .Cooler
combinedr tt has-NO EQUAL. Kewstae Oil
.tnn.4na( 4h. fM.r fw minnMr IIM. TOIL.KT
BETS, very handseme ' and cheap, t Wood an4
. t.mv 8 st,, f. t,;. f r, ?.; & Boh FrontStj
"r'JftticeV'' , '"A
IN ORDER TO KEEP PACE WITH THE HARD
-times MEALS will be .'furnlHhed at - the NEW.
8CAKB0R0UGH BOUSE for S5 CENTS EACH.
Will always have the best of Wcies,.UeuOTS and.
rmy 1
wewm sen, at KxchangB CoSriet, kbisSS.' ''Also
TTATE-1 0.7 ADTEKTTS1I.G: ; -
One Square One Day M. fi oc
Z 1 fCTV m , r 68
- live Days,...,.,..;.... .,, 'S6a
" One Weekr... I.....: 4 00
IT ' 2-,WjPSap....v..,....'... eta ,
;.;' ,-Three Weelo,... , 8 0
One Month......' ,
t,.,, ,10 CO
'-" " . Two Months,......rf
" " ; Three MontSL.
...... is 00
.24 00
" " KlxWiuitha.. - "
On Vat. . '
O00
..,,60 fO
t-T"Coatract ikdvertteenteats taken at proixf
tloaately low rates;
I. Tea fines solid Nonpareil type make one square !
W ADVERTISEMENTS.
, WILMINGTON A WELDON R. It. CO.
ITotice to Coiatrilctcrd
. m l. . itniutl ;
tJ iwiii ,ti; -,r ,nriii , ."niiiii;, ,iJI-S
" wuson Fayettevni HaURoal, of the ,
following deecriptlon r ";fi s,"-
TlestobeCSJO eight and a half feet lonr.'fln"' .
aipa laches wide, (7) even laches thick; to ahow .
at least (7) seven Inches heart upon eaeh f ae; to
be evenly and smoothly hewed and Kinared. bntw ? X ;
ted atpaehend. , . $ ..la ; 1:.-,
SaldTlestobe of BLACK CYPRESS WHITS -"
OAK, POST OAK or PINS. If of Pine to be hewed i -upon
all four sides, the others to - have the bark Cv.
takeaoff ontwoskiaa, Tleto e delivered on v .
aid Une oCroad at tmoh points as may be agreed ,v
ad cross piled on piles of tS-Tieaeaoh, at' i
Intervals of 1C0 . feet, or otherwise as, may be - i. . :
agreed upon. .
Ties, except Black Cypress, not to be cat before ,
tta 1st of July, leg&i . Bids will be received nnttt.
the28ihef Mar. 1885.
;a..r:'Addresa F
myet38ic ' wiimbgtwulCc,';7'. '
- rr-i . WELDON EVE. CO. '
Wujnxlf6ir;1t. CL.Aprtf&ibi 188tC ,
,j-vf.!i - n 1,,-ar fT".".-K5iw -5111. rtKj . - N- . ,v
MBETTNG OF THS. gTQOTQLDSIiS OF -
Shit Company will be: held at 1b .of&c ot the '
Company. La Wilmington, on MONDAY, THS 1ST 7
PAY Ot JUNE acxi at 10 o'elook Ai M. for the .
impose of .considering aad- acting upon a lease.
by this Company of the EaUroad and property o - '
the WQiningtaBW Colnmbla A Augusta IBatiroa
Ctonuxany, and for the juirpom f proytdinglfo
the financial needs of this Company., ,&:.
Byordarf the Beard-af Pireetora,
B. B. BBIDGBES, Preaident, '
J. Wt THOMPSON, Secretary. i ' , r
apWtdnv ; fBeylewopy.4 f f
, ) t A' AM-
OFFICE Gf WOMINGTOir, COLUMBIA ':V
;J s , AATJGrAB.B.TCO.
WiiMaxHeTOH,Nb4AprnS5th, 1885.
it .jJU 111-5 H,
A MEBTINa. O? THE STOCTOOLDERS, OF
this Company wfii be held at 10 o'clock 1. St, on 1
MONDAY. THE lST:DAY:OFf JfJNE nf xtat the
office of the Company in Wilmington, N. C.and
at 10 o'elook A, M., on .TAJESD'AYjTHB 2ND
DAY OF JUNE next, Tat Florence, S. C, for the
purpose of considering and effecting ;a, lease of
the road and all its property to the Wilmington
a, vreiaon caiiroaa uompany. - .
, By older of the Board of Directors, . .
. ' R- R BRIDGERS, President,5
J.W. THOMPSON, Secretary , ..
- ap29tdm Review copy; t - -
Fire-Proof Oil".'
TS BETTER THAN ! "mmEEOSENE1 Olli ' ''OB
any-other teaming on. . Can 1m used in ariy" lamp.
For safe bVlHr.O i-r-oa;
HOLMES WAITERS,' f - North Front St . 1 ,1
XAjMim j x nnnn, iui vunauuii oi. . ,
WM.vOTKRSKN, corner 5th and Market, j-'.;
GLESCHENtfe BRO., corner Chesnut and McRae. '
P. H. RMl'l'H. nnrnnr 4th- atMl 0TnnhU s...
J. C. STEVENSON A CO., 617 North Fourth BU;
B. H. J. AHREN8, corner 7th and Market Sts. - '
J. C. STEVENSON, 131 Market St.
H. SCHULEEN, corner 4th and Walnut Sts, " "
J. H. BOESCH. No. 801 North Fourth St. ' '
waten tnis nst and see it grow. . , mh23tf
Auction Sale;
T Y ORDER OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE -
N. C State Exposition tJompaiiy, we win1 sell at
Public Auction, at the Court House door, fn Ra-1
lelgh. N. C, on May 15th, 1885, at one o'cl'k P. M,
The Main Exposition Building. 838x830 feet, con- "
taining "176 Window Frames, M lights, elass lOx "
14, glazed and fitted" ; 41anre Doors, with locks
and hinges: 8 email doors;; 874 squares Felt Roof- '
MMIfi, W WtW, 1M1U MUM, MlVIW, 741U, JUImmULVm HI v .
main building, over 500,000 feet. ., -k..-.i J' ,
aiso, Macninery enea; looxiw teet; covered,
with felt roofing, and a quantity of second hand
;. ln w. 8. primrose, president. -
H. E.' FEIImJ,' fceeretarr. "
aptMaym.
HOTELS DMJ1IDT7I03, .
rrm9 H0TMtX.Wlii7Bl.''6jto'FOR
1 - , ; t f "......7. . "J Si:'
caption of Guests on tha 18TH OF MAY,(io5 ;
'The Manager wilt 'endeavor to maintain the'; y
high reputatton of ihl6tT,'and tespectfullj
solioitsthe patronage of4JieplIo; .
J Rates StO ner moth. oer weeks S3 Btf ner'"" -
day. Special rates made or tha Month or tea- ?-
on, ny aaareseing - ' - . --
. wrvnrr. RnrrwatrTfir
1 fay 02m i-Sm1thvuieLN. Carolina,-' .
AT CLOSE PRICES.
- - ! '- - . , - " -
- " A NUMBER ONE STOCK" OT. ,'fr?,;- '
."4.
OIL CLOTHS. BUGS AND MATS.
-JERSEYS, a specialty for Ladles aiid Children';
jTfv- TU, "EL JSelRITlIIYi. s
myieoawtf
fa to .2i-i ?-5i;ji ?iL'
imotnor Supply
lF JJHK CELEBRATED DUFFY MALT WHIS-
Baker, '
:eys as
V MTforth Front Street.
rpHE -THiirrit -second -Ainrrjii mieTmNG
OF THE MEDR7AL SOCIETY. OF .THE 6TATB ; V
OF NORTH CAROLiNA will -aonvena to DUB- :
HAM, TUESDAY 19th day Of May, AD. 1685. -Membership
to this Society optional to Keen -tlatea
of the Stat Board of 'Medical Examiners, .:
wbioh meets at thasamatime and place. u:- - 1
. The report of the State Board of Eealtn will
be heard, and a Joint Conference-heid tbere
wtth,oaWadiMsday;SOthdayof May i.t'
f The Annual OriUloajvm be delivered cn Wed-
Oeailrolads'eTietrf'tha nraaVc .
Ci'V t WALTER aaCCSPEY, M. D.f
r; as SSS&W4W ? jd Jf&u ui- M ' Secretary. ;
o ii r-: dT.?r (T.flft yJ-J
TJX)B ETJIIX
JRSSHLY BURNED
PfICE 1""IIIH!'" TO fri.lK PTEH flJiRK. -
T.Tr.T..iAI, LimsOOUnT FO'i LA E33 LOIS AN m
wJi'':.'- . .f TO-THS TPE . ; - j ,f jv
s? Adiress .i n..ti pres., -r
... ...
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