North Carolina Newspapers

t1- -XXATEa ADVEUTlSISGt . 1 3 tt nee- f-?3 : two Days,. a i .-- t '-.''t t TuHi hi lh r.w 1 l i it d3 Months." .. 1 BO ?ffoMontas. M .. - $5 osSSfcw ? l three montna u. .fnRNING EDITIQNj OVTLINES Prnr.nh irunboat Reynard founder. .. u rvclone in the gulf of -Aden (137 pe: iuc " -"t?t.,i Joe Barbour and Ho- in - j "'ir Terrell, negroes, banged at Charlottes In., Va. for murder. Gen; Grant'" VII'1' " . J J . ;,ns pensut;" ...lilion has not materially cuangeu a i -reouuts. A terrible explosioi '....rre,! in a colliery near Manchester ftnft men at work in tb-Vme. 130 were taken out and230ard lliMill,prisoned; it ia feared that moat ifl , nil will perish. Four men werd K,nsasCity. WmfP. HOwland ar .ii.ttd collector of..-$ustoms at Beaufort, M v. ami John Ar ilichard for the dis-i J.ict of iWico;Cj.r- The Dolphin; i( ,.irii f examiners report that.they have? irl MknM)rn(l ,-a- "lack eft M.puUn-d power in; the vl; SeoreUry Wiiitny asks the opinion olthe Attorney u lL as to whutherthe Pep.artineays m1,i, , I,, accept thii vesad. General ii,nt ban lost his voice and ia greaUvde-l-red d; bis physicians believe there ia 'ho iHitticdiate danger of death.' i ito McHmer Guyandolte, of the Old Dominion j Li,,,-, sunk at her wharf in New Tork city i ,v the carelessness of two firemen who j ,u!lnl out a plug in the bottom of theyes- j,. I The corner-stone .of j the new! Fuiiral building at Greensboro, Was laid v-terday: Col. John N. Staples made an lh qucot -petch. A colored boy; nHiiietl Aiidrewi is one of the successful i plicniw for . atlmtssion to "test Point, j . K,w-uill lioiior exploded' at Wake-i ri. il S:.i!'"ii, V.t . on the N. & W;vlt--R. ; ' ,. nn;i killed and three men injured. Cu federate memorial .celebration at Norfolk. Va ; the U. S. Marine corps from j ihe uvy jard were in the procession. Mr-.v York markets: Money per ; rem. ; cotton quiet and steady at 10110c; wlteat, ungraded red 96e$l 08; southern j fi.ur quiet and barely, steady; corn, un grulwl 5356c; rosin firnaat$ViA5l' ; -pir.us mrpenline steady at 37e.' ' Kiel's friends are triving to save iiceck. -;--.-" - The d isti nguished j t Wiwagioi? itfver, fiichard T. .iIerrick, iftlytBg 31 the point of death.r ' ;'Imi Washinfiton monument is to i . 4. J. . if. ill'.,-. I.- proiocted from lighingJbyan interior lighthipg rod aplnd Niirii' mid itional outside facilities. ecreiary Manning" has sat down lieavily on two hnngry claimants and iwwr the hordes ar 4n despair, and have about abaadbecLtfcfte Washmg- ; ;i:h. -V:-i) et t:tll llflil. Paymaster Geiiea JTpiepq A. Smith, Chief of the Bureatt'tirlpTo visions and Clothing fSJ Department, xs'io be tdiS bf,eo:dr t martial. He :has been eglfgi.t, violai.d law?, been unfailhf-o??ttt a 'Wlii (n Gen. Grftnt gotA his cot-! iaie ;.t Mt. McGregor. Nl .; he was so (oeble he could not wkA 4 ?'-KSL i ftiiild scarcely npeak a ,cMm ''The j old soldier will soon fii4$3&i8t ' " "rrtliT battle and death vill 5bVpiiupn-1 queror. A London correspondent, .of the lialeigh Farmer and Mechanic ims , that that, city has four and raT'r half millions inhabitants now tbffjjt tifVvers 122 square miles and that in many d.reciions there are ten. miles of houses. J A-::X I iiie LUnwiddie. Va.. uoiaoninc I U-.1SA la 1 . "... 1 " -ijr "giy uue. onuru ianu doubt that Iftlmes Purvear save his I , . ' T , , ne strychnine m wane. He had 1 sued lor divorce but pretended to be I reconciled. He is. m jail under a J T m strong guard to protect him from Judge Lynch and his gang. . .-, r - - since we wrote our editorial On 1 filstone and the peerage we " see I ihit if I,,- 1 . 1 L , 1 I I'OU'ion that thA 5 ' I man rLi; 1 m, T ; : ,; I an declined. The Lon don Jfeusa L 3ys that it "rejoices at Gladstone's yi0,.:..:. . w , : j j I "ci,iBii)n Dnr ultra K. lunu iiu iitiw wum I to his fame or onkn tVSn- I thiisiasti d J n 1 v.vuvu ui uut tfuuucsB Mmirers. bpawlaa I renni. i - , "n ,CUUCTD,"P " ciirea m the coming struggle to I cure unit v in nu 1 ' '. . I J "iucr.i cause 01 Th"e areTroWesTanderbil t Univw :. o vanderbut " u" 1 tll'of this State, has published a ard e0n((CTni tiu tf m I - liiMiinn lWlf 1 VlfTf I Ynri, . . r. vuo ,i,cw imes, dated 15th, says: f- I i&iv o,r wicateu a, great, aeal 01 1 W; 80me additional interesting nub-1 0C8. a.re expected. BianorTlT iueniri1 h.. ... .... I t. 01 'Qe most nrnmlMut i.:Vut8.1 nurch South and t.n MPrnni:.i uiiiikm im bua p . timauon of the public, who with fl o; 1 v u uJng COiora it. I K T, - nffi. Im sun ail w f ui 1 1 1 u lira ' i i r Zt fhPostOffloe at Wilmfeil N. CJ, 'I f The ! Raleigb Cfaonidle; " founded by Mr. "Walter H. Pagey5 fll f cAanK. tyar friend ,Uapt.(shotwelU wul be ,on depk (jin command. ITd "The new arrangement will give the new paper an excellent mess, new tvne and flxtures,, beautiful engine, and other adi vantages: chief amonsr which we count the! favor and support of a score ; or more ps prominent progressive and successful young business' men in ' Ralenrh. Durham J Henderson; , Winston, : Fayettevijle, iw toington;' Asheville, and othlr points,1 pres4 era sioc&noiqersoi the Vhromcie, wno wfi continue to bord ;a fractional stock in thd new paper." . : s . We are sorry, lose from t,he, edi torial a fraternity j' of the State tb gifted and scholarly Page, We Shalt be glad if the- change and union of! papers" shall beof permanent benefit! w oar inena oaotweii, mond, to raise a. monament o Lillian Madison, .j -Several . gentlemen. H have signified a willingness ;to . contribute iberally. Strange ! t say certain Virginia womSn 4ie sending herj murderer flowers. Strange infatua tion that! Here is the wav Cluverius ooks. according to the Richmond! Dispatch: ,fi r 4,,') "Twenty-fouryears-of age, short of stature, vof -frame well kniti shape good: nair aarK oia manogony color; face heavy ; lirui ot. .......1 . ' iw auu jttnD lauict Bcuouu, cjrca all uncertain brown. Of old his color was ruddy; bad the glow of health, strength. ! f)1 imprisonment, and the 'signs of care j uuku uu wuuhi uid. yj w it to mum more and more plainly present themselves. tie is breaking steadily; ir not rapidly. Anxiety is leaving its traces." A pretty Cleveland woman, -irith a wicked turn, ran away .'and got; married at 17, and now' she has de serted her husband and ran off with a roller skating rink inspector. 1 She fell in love with him - at the rink, j She moves in a good social cirele and j so dp her, father and husband. Turpentine eville Sunj x We see by the' Bennettavilie Chronicle that the services of Prof. Alex. Graham, of --our town,, have been secured- to- take charge of the Marl boro county. Normal School, which is to begin in the early part of July. Raleigh A Ttstfbr: 'Sue the little 'daughter if Mr. A. M. : McPheeteri," was paihfuHy injured yesterday by a falL She cut a deep gash in her forehead . near the eyebrow. second excursion train f of Black Mountain passed here' yesterday. It had eight regular cars and two sleepers. The number of people aboard was estima ted at S40. It ia thought the number will be over 500 by the time ihe train arrives at BUckMountam'Stotioh; ; Ashevilb Awnc; Mr. J. M. Steppr proprietor of Mt; Mitchell Hotel, at Black Mountains called in to see us yester day. (Ha says the teachers are moving 1 along nicely in their meetings, and are en joy Log. the occasion. . Senator Vance is at bis Black ' Mountain home. ' He will address the Literary Society of Weaverville College Wednesday' afternoon, and return to Black Mountain to address the Cbautaa- qsaiAi large delegation from Asheville willra dawn tn hear him Wednesriiv..-- ':. -x..v:ii rh'U tlt, t it Gudger steadily though slowly improv- nK- wfr? W swiousJndeed, and well high, fatal. -.Capt Thomas D. Johnston Is1' ibltj tb 'be on the streets m tmtjiasftswqutemf Htfi-r Webster dot: Ko -sneciat news.' 1 Bine growing weather?1 waim with occasional Buowerai ' Vura uou uaia uro lowing weu, and wheat, though thin on the ground, is filling well,:! The writer still maintains his prediction Ipajt Jackson county win mate from nui to iwo-;nvras 01 an average crop xum'BaXmshi Manner b Mechanic: rFheTrustees of the 'State Lfbrary, at the Suggestion 'Of the Librarian, are consider-- ZSSSWnSA neibbly iast eek4kBsembled-Knot withlJO I present kekpfeetanS as euV type last week niadeus sayy out wiui a;prospeci . 01 'lau. Of -Dfovember' "" . 1 "-. bring those RxAenri 1le-'Ruler" back tWs wiyBfcflSage,1- Wo speaks eifht lsjipuanatBads-the'clasd entiy. isatthetBransouDuse;-desinnffto ' j -J 1 m ' n . r coadocja cjassin. ncn otuexioan, the, trsity.' u U Goldsboro Araus; Peter Mor gan, ot -wis wauiY, -vmr 11 as tureaay served two lermsf of Tears in the peniten- 00.in nwa tmm Mr ;Htt nt thla riinn- ty, and seHidg them iia Wilson ? last week, r. There was some little excitement &t raamxuvrescf Nick Rogers, the white matt whojwas convicted of counterfeiting' at the Ute term. of the-U. S. Court at; New Berne and sentenced to Albany. I Hehad been ltt iaU here since New Berne Court, and when II. . tt-ii . . r - . . aaar&nai run caiiea. ior mm yesieiuay w takehim: to -Albany he- round him quite drunk and very unruly, i'- Ua' an sides ws near utJimcjc uut oiunawuus ui ukos- ure and satisfaction sover the action of our exeellent Board Of GradedScbooi Directors in-eteeting-Prof. Edwin Aermairrlate 1st agaiatant, to the, position of principal of 02 fofcooe loently toadft vacant n$$&!BK&-P" Mt8 Charlotte Observer: Senator u. vance arrived a nia xiaca. iuouniatu farm la8t Saturd&y. iToay he ddiversau address at the commencement of the Wea- WAMviT a rVllOOYV BTlrl HOTt WPPk np Will tain Chautauoua. The election of a President for Davidson College; m pUce of r miH to Iron ttn 'llio ' vuuiu 6i, -.-w result of lhe balloting was the. election of Dr. J. A. Lefevre. of Baltimore. Dr. Le: I fevre's election waa'mada unanimous, and I the Secretary was instructed to notify mm . . I o toe re8ult at once. " ThegeneTal. opinion I or tbe A., T. & O. R. R., tried to start' a' I fire in knvmtKtn loot HrmrUv with VArnwflft 1 - ' - wM o - I 1 . .. . , . 1 ' luvuucAuiuucu auu iiuu ut.uol v euvtiopea me old woman. Assistance ,1 H 7. VI caine in timeVto:.lpreveni,: lie' houie fr being burned, bub the" old woman Was badly burned that : ! she died; sbolyMter-t . Raleigh News- Obsever:.i1.C&pt William fimith was asked yesterday howj tbe, Louisbnrg Bjulroad. was getting, on. Ma said that the: 4a4ias wilT.be: complete paiuraay.i Ane trac uiaitiiaun aDout: mils : of. the: town-ii '-rr Jx4 K? B. Hay wood, who had an attack of naralvsis Sun dayTnighW was-Jmproved yesterday. Itwasi thought. tThe. coiulitionof :Mr. .WMIiVm nenry jooes. wn was, pararyzej pqay, was no Bpeeiauy improvea jeswaay. t r Down at the shops of the N.C Car Com pany a few days sgo a singular. aecidsntoc-l curreo. ;,A.norse auftcaea.to a wagon looki fright at a passenger train, and dashed into tne main sqod. Me Knocked down iotMor! flyetnen and ran' against several" of 'the ing Was hurt save. the hpraeVis injories! are qonsidered fatal. '.-V--TheTe is a rumor that the line Of road from Goldsboro to Smithfield is to be extended to RaleigTi. Never in half a century has the 4th of Jnly been celebrated in such style as it will Detnisyear.! f. :-)- -j IVoin iTrinitiy !' cael'lConv uic luvuviug:., ,oaauay wppuug. , 4x1 o ciocs .uw aermon . Dei ore lqb. -j. neoiomcai claa was preached by Rev. - Paul J, parra way. It was an impressive sermon and calculated to 4o; good. : Tuesday eyening, Prof. Bandy presented the; Junior .class. The Bodie medal was the prize to be, con tended for, and,; of ., course, each young man came prepared, to, do his best. , But Mr. L. P. Skeen, ML Gilead. N. a..,did best of all. Wednesday, June 10, at 11 a. m., Prof. Heitman, . Chairman of the Faculty, . introduced Bey.; B.. A. .young, D, p., , Nashville, iTenn, . . who, , preached the annual . sermon before the graduating class. At 3 p. m., came the. Uterary ad dress by, Senator, M. W.iRansom. The Senator was introduced by lion. James W. Reid. The Senator said that he had had no time for ' -preparation, but had come to keep '' his: promise. At 8. 80 p. m. , was , the annnal meeting of the alumni, and th'address by F. M. Sim.-, mohs, Esq.', of . New; Berne, N.' C.'" Mr. Simmons was introduced to the audience by Rev. N. M. Jurney, president of the as sociation. The address was fine and Bhowed deep thought. 'Many WeX the congratula tions given the young- Athenian. Some did not hesitate to say it was the big thing ; or the Uommencement. 'ana that some was composed of -men Who thinkv'The Vale dictory address was delivered Dy J;L Downum . - This young man deserves much credit. While acting as janitor to. pay his tuition fees, he so managed test year as to secure. the .Braxton Crave medal, given for the best general average in. J. A. course, and at last the Valedictory of. nis class. . I pull off my hat to him. Debater medals to J. a Pinnix and W. P. Andrews; Greek and German medal to Dred Peacocks Wil son ; Elocution medal to Paul Jones, Tsr-1 boro; Braxton Craven medal .given by, J. S. Carr. awarded to Dred . Peacock; jW iky 11 Gray medal to rani Jones. ; jj 1 , hkw AnvBUTiKicniCNi'h The Mayor Dog notice. , ; Muhson Cold wavesuiCs. 'Z ' r CoxLncB & Co Auction sale. Notice Township tax-listers. W.E. Davis & Son Wanted. A. D. Wesskl For rent and sale. HKiHmgROTO-Latestpnblications. Meeting State Board Med. Examiners. Opera. HoysE Standard . Dramatic , Co. MEETrae Howard Belief Fire Sag. Co. Oar Front Street Methodist friends have an excursion down the river today. '. ' '. ,"; ' :' ,s-' The final meeting of 'the Pen- sion' Board Of this county will be held at the Court House next Tuesday afternoon. William , Harris, the , alleged embezzler of money belonging to Mr. Wm M. Hankins,wfll have a hearing before' Jus tice Millis this mprningt at 10 o'clock. It was postponed, from yestfrday on account of the absence of a material witness. The 'tax 'Jikwa; of ! jCape,; Fear, Masonborp and Federal Point Townships Will meet -at the Commissioners' office ia this city; on , Saturdsy npxt; th 20m ins4 for .the accommodation "of persons in Wil mington who own property in those town ships. In alluding in yesterday's Stae to the "presence of CapH lS J, Hah in Our city we inadvertanflyTCferred to him as ConsuliaUv Cpt. Haie andfay ieaye New York fa? Manchester rthe!35th hist, on thW steamer bf B&hmbneL ' ! , a fnend makes the following suggestion: Tjhat tte"iourious . J,ou,ra,' the "Fourth of our Paddies1 be celebrated by an open air musical concert and a pyro- tehcnicaldisplay at. night Jf held', atthe Athletic Grounds an admittance fee might be charged, ; and if more 'than the cost of the fireworks and music should be realized the surplus might be turned over to the Ladies Benevolent. Society, for the benefit of Ihe poor. Who will take the initiatory steps m ine mauer ( , . , m Taxed a a Drntnmera. , ' Two of pur business inenC charged with soliciting business from their customers in the city without haying first procured from the taterTrjuM,iwhat is claimed to be the necessary $100 license, had a hearing before Justice Millis .yesterday, , when one was bound over and the ether discharged. There are eleven other warrants out4 It is understood that the validity of the tax is to be tested by some of bur business meh;' who contend jthat.if, tiiayeHto ;payl a. drummers tax for SOuciung trade among their own cUlMnsandcuBtomers, and which tax gives them Ue,pri?ilege to ex tend their business any where in the ; State, then they ought not tot be liable for any other tax on that business." Some think the law has beeij misconstrued V .1 t'.tW i Mrw John H, Smallr Of , the .Washington Gazette, joined 'the Smithville. ' : press gang at 1 rtl i--it -..." vr.fr.:-.-. -,r- -w.vii i t '-- - - neetlg of tlka fAMoelatWa at teltk-i viiie presMeai . juaniers aatn raecta of MOeeM, e.,ifW j .. ' The Press Association of Berth Carolin assembled rin ' (he pavllhon ef the Hotel Brunskft, Smithvule, fWednesdayJ June1-inhi 'Ibe roff l'lcalled bf the Secrefary, and on motion of Mr. Bryafi, of m mc!i'M nanofl UK) pers that v had' discontinued were ' erased1 iromineiist. r , Representatives of the fojlowieg papers were, presenj and asted permission q join; this Association :?-Tar . Biw. TfUser, New-j beme Jrni Witeou ; Jftrrfr, Cleveland .Jvhs JfcK and Zvua Uttjf ZtoHy. , - ; i XhA President 01 the Association then de Uvered hia Annnal Addressi We regret thai time and space will not permit the publica lion of this admirable production. ' Im the course 'of his remarks be drew contrast be tween the papers of to fiSgr and tWenvyflte years:ago.' He referred7 the day whenihel SiaMdrd and Fayetteville mderwr supplied the reading matter for all sections' pi. tnei tate; ,nQiw(. there are iw, papers mi &tata. - "tfet discnased, inany.- practical; topics for thelconaideratiofiTof the, members' of the Association. Among ,)kn was the! the, practice Of' drumming, which, it' seems,! all editors i have to engage in.? Hat Submrttedvthat inasmuch' - ai somej periods of time have been termed vthe Golden Age." nhe iron Age, and 'the Era ; of Good Feeling," this ought by all means to be called "the Age of Indiscriminate Puffery,'? He thought editors onght to be' so truthful that their utterances could be1 always- relied upon with safety. 'His-! uyaenpturas pujgut 10 ue irue 10 ine; mub criticisms ought "to-"-. be honest .and manly.. Nothing wul sooner, destroy the influence- of a paper than for Us readers to know that the editor is indiscriminate in his praise, j insincere in his commendations, and unre-' liable fn his statements. The editors Were ' "urged to discontinue the practice of puffing j "unworthy men and unworthy objects. The! editorial department ought to be the most attractive part of a paper, and the Presi dent advised editors to prepare their edi-! tbrials carefully and. thoughtfully. The habit of publishing sensational articles in! the, family newspaper was condemned He held that no editor of a country weekly bad ; the right, to .outrage the public sense of: decency; and propriety by publishing all. the aiekeningiidetails of a crime.' The : President shdwed how, through the exer-! tlons of the Association laws had' oeen! passed requIHhr the pnblktlbn of omcral ! iadd legal notices which : pay some editors as much as $300 a year. He pointed out five other such bills which ought to be passed- He, showed how the people, as well as the editors, were benefitted by these laws requiring the widest pub licity to be given to these laws and notices. He next discussed journalism as a profession, .and showed why so few men of talent and education in North Car olina had adopted Journalism as a profes sion ; predicted that with the spread of edu cation the time would come When all the people would read and take papers and then that the - profession of lournallsm would step to the front rank; then will the best educated and most talented young j men go out from our colleges into the edi- i torial sanctum. ! He" predicted that the day ; Would come When editors would be re quired to serve an apprenticeship and pass an approved examination before the State yould allow them to edit or publish a newspaper,) He argued that it was as es sential that editors should be examined and licensed by the State as that lawyers and doctors.. should be . thus examined. This would elevate the profession; no profession exerts so great an influence la moulding public sentiment, and the public was In terested in having educated and talented men to control the papers! He next pointed out the' advantages ' and disadvantages of the cash and ' credit" system, aid urged the Assodation ' to consider practical topics. Other similar matters were t touched upon n the address and the, President dosed. , fThe 'usual cpnunattees w then appoint,, ed and the Axaockftion adjoanwd.- . . .. j . , .rauaspAT's fisssios. : 'i .The Association was opened with prayer by Rett CX M. Gentry, of Smithville.' The various committees appointed yes terday made their reports. " Hf. tl ftJBryani of' the Hickory Prat, addressed the Association in an able argu ment upon "Trial by Jury." 'yieven o'clock, the hour for the election ot olncers having arrived, an election was gone into, which resulted as follows: , Mr. J. A. ; Robinson, of the . Winston Leader, was unanimously elected President by arising ote. ? "" ; ! Vice Presidents-H. C. Wall. ft. K. Bryan. G. A. Frick. i '. Secretary and Treasurer- J. H. Lindsay, of the Kernesraie New$.' ' Assistant Secretary J. D. Eernodle, of Chaplain Rev, R. P. Law, of the Tiloa- t Enquirer-Exprm. v )- ' Executive Committee B. 0. Hackney, Vf. W. McDairmld, G. W. Blount, R. H. Cowan, S. A. Ashe. . Shelby was selected as the next place Tof I meeting., ; ' u t .: t Orator G. W.i Blount, of the Wilson Mirror. Poet H. C. Wall, of the Rockingham Rocket ' '"-:- J - ; , Addresses . were made on "Editorial Writing." by Messrs. H. & Wall and G. P. . Hart; on "Educated Editors," . by Mr. Ellsworth ; on "Family and - Sensational Papers," , bj Mr. J. H. Lindsay and Mr. fill fJKlfiJ J ' "Aresolution'wlisrjatehaeting thanks to the railroad companies' for courtesies exeended.ahd lso fo the Wof thi PartUionandfocfavors upon the steamei The AMociationtoi adjjpnrned Jf, j,MrL. Jpabe, Cj.undei "There wul be an excursion run front Charlotte to Wumtngfoh on the th mst arriying b Wjlnungtou a,bout .Q'elockj 90 themornine of the '25th. under' the ausna ces of the Home Steam Fire Company, s of tms dty. r The Charlotte Byctcie uu& will probably attend; and if SO, We would Jlikd to get 'up a raoe'withyouncldb, aa1 we un-l demand mat you naye some exceueni riders, and to that end ' we WOuld (like ' id extead ihe following chaQeage ftonnw Carolina wheelman s we will run W. ,AXax welL Charlotte's chamWaLaged 20, tarainsi anyauu4a th CaroUnas.ihi; mikSrroq the shell read, fprovided we can get thd Drivileee'of rachnr hercomtfving 'one half , mileatart; ,er1wea wiA jTun five.ptUeaj against any five men, they to run one mild each' even tm; or we will rtfu; five1 r efthtf miles even race against any trotting. pacind jngipojupgjaorsf nummgwu. Biere is achance for some of our byciclista to show thehr metal.' We had a bvcicle! club, and suppose 'it 'is still ' in eilstehceJ thougH some of the best riders 1areoi MeJ in the city. At all events bothuhe. gallant firemen and daring byojcUsts of i Charlotte will meet a cordial reception, .and. welcome! at the hands of their Wilmington brethren The Colored Preacher In MBBii, ' ' i ine oniy case oretne jwaypjrs.VWTt yesterday morning was that of Revrt' 5SA ward Merrick, colored', charged withT-draof J derly conduct down in the "Hollow on Monday nighf for whicn he was consigned to the lonely precincts of the city prison for thirty days, , where he :will have-i abundant opportunity for reflection as to the incon sistency between & ministerial life and hav ing a "high old time" . with thfr "riff-raff in the dens of, wickedness. By, the way, the Rev. Edward pretends to a. knowledge 01 pnysic, and claims tnat ne can take care of the bodily ' aUments of his friends 'and admirers with as much facility ' as1 he can minhter to their spiritual health. ' No one will dare to doubt that he is equally profi cient ia.eitber profession. t i . Base Ball BepeTtlMc. ' 1 -!u;! Qur friend Wade, Harriss. ql thSiChal!- loUe j06CTTr. evidently Jtspeskngrf expenencey has this to , pay of. base reporting; A, local reporter may grossly misrepresent 'A sermon and be forgiven. He can have the wrong" man1 Arraigned be fore the mayor and the injury will soen be forgotten. In reporting the state of; the cotton trsde-he-s-make-annstake'of a few : thousand dollars and the world will still move. . He can even .afford to, tell the ; truth sometimes , and not make : anybody mad, but If he wajit to raise an echo from 'sheol,' all he has to do Is to give a re port of a baseball game without'smoothing down the rough edges." i-Jwi . .. m.m m. h-- ,.. . The Crepe ia Sowlh Carolina. A letter to one of our merchants says the crops of oetton; ' corn, potatoes' and field peas in the Mnllin section in South Caro lina are abeni an average, notwithstanding the heavy, rains. . , The, , oat crop j poor. j The correspondent suggests as a good mot- II . ' . . : .t , 1 " " 1 .1 w xor 1 arm era : "ijive wiuun four means. 1 It is hot only an excellent moito for farm ers, but it would be equally applicable In all the callings,- trades tad professions Of life. None but those who live up to it are entirely safe as regards the interests of , the world. it AS Colored Boat Baee. -, . . Upwards'df four huridretf colored people from this city itoeasedjthe rowing race oh Lake sccajnaw, esday, ( jjetweem the colored boat dul,f'North1PoJe" . and f 'Neptune's Sea Blaea.'! . , ;The course was one half mile against time. The VNerth Poles" made it ia; 11 minutes ( and; 20 seconds, and the .VNepttne'sSea Blues" in 5 minutes and 17 seconds, the latter teeelv--mg the prfcei'a wunki jack?' The race in'theriTCThMbeeupbstpbnecl tlnui Monf- day afternoon, kt cclocki .We learn! that the heavy ahd continbous rain of Wednesday mgktuwapi general all the Way rf romChatleaton lo .this city; and probably it was so fori' a 'good distance la the interior. Ma j. James Reill, Who1 Was in the city yesterday) says it did consider able damage to the corn' and icotttra- crops in his section, i The cotton has a tvery good stand, but so much : ram1 Interferes mate rially with the properworklnef it : iJ! ' 1 ; A Change la 1 he Slgmat ,Off ee. j . ; : , Mrl E..H. Emory, Who jhw, been assist ant to Mr, , 8. H. Haney in the a Signal ofilce in this city for I some: time past, has been ordered to Key West, Florida and will be succeeded by Mr. C. C. Cerbia, of Scott's Hill. ' Mr. ' Emory wilb probably leave for his new field the last of this week of thefirstof neat, u ' - -i 1" The : rainfall from 5.55 am. on day to 2 a. m. on Thursday, iyesterday), is reported from the .Signal. 0ffl.ee to have been one and one-half (1J inches. On Mon day, when we had a big shower, - the rain-. fall amounted to one inch; and twenty- four hundredths. ;u t,y, ni U lJ Colored Baee Balllats-A challenge. . We are requested by Jeffrey JameeLBec- retary't to state that the. Mutual Base.' Bait fJlub of this city cnaiienges any tuuo tu this State for a match game of base ball, to take place on their grounds at any, time during this season. - . - . U 0,4 a,...:. t...k.. , aJ ftT -il h-!tf- 1-Ota f. la :intt rtrit:?. ciol.r4 mi-.! ict meiE-NO. 5851 'ISSSW . contested. and . the winning dub won b one run on ine nrsi inning, ana then were balked for three Innings hi succession.4 On the fifth iahiag i Waddelt knocked a ball id teft fieldi which , struck Uw sfbot bf the Adder japbounded hs side,i , He failed tcj see the direction, in whicb the ball wentj and oerore ne recovered raddellhaq crossed the home plate, "bringing in Bacon j Who was oil 1 first- base ' irfien ' the ball ai stmekjl Ittso tufned eut that these twd run which.Were nnearaaud.un expect- ed, , gayeJf lhe,(easMe,lhej victory. The Palmetto never Jscored , nntil the niatbi uuuug, wuen a wua uirow py vv aaaeu ,iof Vi I t ,? , l I I et J ' i t jVy side greundtfyesterday tdWritness thephryl j q. A JTZ: 7 : , , m hdtweei jo . Marion, a; and I otanaafq iJKuiiatic uomp&ny - " ihhd sent the man on; that bag imLii -Z. V'il' ball.fwhich brongaVinother1 in.. 'J v TbePabueUos claim that the game, waal lost, more through theirbad pjayhpgthanj Dy ny good playing by their opponents, and there is eround for such belief. " Sellers at flrst played welf, amf -tmBoisI at short icaaghtrtwe hard niaert and pne prtttyi double play.; DaFisf pitched With, much effect,. . There; ,wiU be -this , afternoon , another game, and i yesterdays playing is any in dication of the relative' "strength of ' the nines,' close',' hard work maV be 1 expected. The Marion boys are determined to have! no "slipa'! this time and If they do not go1 back home to-night victorious, the Seasides WiUfhav to play better than yesterday, Let them have a good audience to day. Below'we give the' score: . ,ii i .i .i , . , ' i; i i ' : ' SEASIDE. b. b. h: p.o, a. Carmichael',' d. f..';.. Kurtz,' p., i . f . . .. Koochogey.c BosentiMu, lb. v.' v. . . Moore. 3b........... 0 1 1 ' 0 0 2 0 9 1 0 1 1 1 .ft : ,0! 16 2 1 o 0 0 1 0 T 0 1! 3 d 2 0 1 l 0i Robinson, r. f . .... 0 0 0 1 Bacon; s. s... . Waddell, c- f. Einpie, 2b.. :.. 0i 0 Totals,. 3 7 27 .4 5! r f 1 PAucerro.M! --.i. 3L iB. H. P.O.. A.- E. Gasque.Jj., L f...... ,0 0 .0.0. 1 Davis, J. U., p. 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 .11' 1 iMcEay, A., c. f. - 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 Hellers, r. B., lb McKay. H., 2b. ..... 1 11 0 0";2 r?s 1 Davis, r. f ; i . !.-.. 0 0 0 1 ,ti Gasque, E., 3b DaBois. a s.'...i:... 2 V 3 0,0 Casque, H,.c- i 'Totals L.v.V' o 2 24 16 8 )J ny.ijO gObbaE BY iNNTNGS. 1 '2.3 4 5 6 7 0 0 8' 0 0 9 T x 3 22 Seaside., ...1 -0 .;0 .0 . 2 0. Palmetto .0 0 0 d 0 u mplrerl. M EniersbnV t O JPJSB : JO USE. u iThe Two Orphaui." The Prench melodrama1 ' 'The T wo Or- phamr7 was played last nigai at' the Opera House by the Standard Dramatic Company, moat acceptably,, . the audience rendering its tribute of praise in no unstinted manner. All the ' parts were well sustained,! Miss Alice Irving' filling ' the ? leading1 'role 'as BnirktUt.'1 Mlse NeHie Claire and ' Mrs; McElreth played dual parta, and played them weL , The duel between (he QmdUer, (Mr. Caulfiehi and the . Marquis De Ffet tels, (Mr. Harconrt) was an . exciting scene and greatly pleased udience. To night the play of "Ten Nights in a fear Roo'm Wffl1 be 'given'.' The ' Company have wok! a hlgh'.-'placfe in popular 1 favor here, and will doubtless hare good abuses as long as they remain. .iU . , . ... Death of a Waif. On the night of the 20th . of May last a foundling in tbelshapeof a male infant, about'Slx weeki'eld, was left da the piazza of a-colored; -woman named Bena Jane; Freemanf rngSampsp .alley.,., She adopted the waif, had ,it bound to her by the Superior Court Clerk and christened it John tdgsii-Preemau! after Black Jack" of Minors." JIt was an 1 genius that sugi gested inch ' a t name, ' for Wednesday the poor littlaf oundling died ; and wsb bur aid. iUi! w S 'S . - . 'I "..P. : !-u;.JR ;yij A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT, having passed Several sleepless albt, dhtnrbea by the agonies and cries of a suffering child, and becoming con vmeeattiaMra. WmaloWs SootBmg Syrui waa just the article needed, procured a supply for the ohikL OnreacMas hoae'aad aeoaatnthur his e with what ne had done, sne re rosea tonave it favor of Homoeopathy. That night the child miswwoo so uie vuiiams we- was niapr ia In tnBermr.and theDarenta wfthoat aleen. -1 v still smseriBaiand while oontenolaiinr an home the day following, tne latner louna the sruw na wnue s nurht. the mo other sleepless night, the mother stepped from the worn -tor attend to aome- domestio datiea and left the father with the child. During her ab senee he admiaistered a portion of the Boo thing Syrup to. the baby, and said notWeg. , That night all hands alept well, and thettttie fellow awoke in the morning bright and happy The mother was delighted with the wonderful chahgevand sal- tnougnat nrsc onenaea at. tne deception prao UoedTnpon her; haa eoatiimed to use the Syrup, and suffering crying babies and restless nights have disappeared; Ai single trial- of ithe Syrup never yet Tailed to relieve the baby, and over come tne prejudices ox tne motaer. - noia ny ail jwuggists. cents a ootue. 1 LlL 1NEW JADYER31SEMENT8.S t; CITY OP WILMINGTON, N. C, . .-. . . . . 1 ' -i otice. A tlf PIHSONS: OWNINGr ' A- DOG. AHX BB- quked to ust the same for taxation, and-prooure a baitge,.which nnst be wont at all times by suchdoci All dogsrnmung at large without such badge the police wOl kill. The penalty of TWeaty Dollars will be enforced against all per sons keeping a dog without jiroeurtng the pro jer Moenw, the police are required to, find; oat and report all persons so offending. i: k M r" ! stD.HALU Jelsat i 5,. i Mayori t- -i; 'eaya,..,.. ....... ....-.r re go - iM-Mfcfi'iWS WeeaJw..i;v..Vi.- a . in-.,-- fc. fix Monttoe,. ttnaM tow rates. y r: ..TaaHnaa maRa nmimii eqaare'r Q PER A DOUSE. TO.lfir.TTT Arthnrt Celebrated Temperan'o'e PlayS : - - - .. ' -i i . -, ' , - put extra charge at HeuSbelgerV.BM, jelau I A. g: McCIllT, Auctioneer. -jI'i WIU. BX SOtD THia DATj AT 13 O'CLOCK. re. foe 'Clieete aed Befrijwritora, Bata TbsT - "' WashInsXaohiiiee.(Mni7int.tr .oaeltaayci.alr.ahewTJheeiTNo fiawariBelifif-PiPfi tammTfifi .tf.i annSSP at: Tina TT.. t- V". requested to attend. T?OR RENT. UP ST. OYKS THB.8TOBK .of prw Tbomaf and ohn O'SuJJlvan, op ppette the New Market; ne wir . repaired andput a Ko 1 condition; suitable for board imt-liouse ' of aaiet lAD Both. riaLD pxas, at low price. Jelitl, s. .L ,NoaSA5, 8onthSdfieet., Seeling of Board" of SXedical Cxamlaera f nr. c. . i " - lUOsrblBATK)w-or THIfi'aCT ' VTBAT IX there are so m&nr eDDlic&tlonH for iimnu -ftom eyerr aectlon of the SUte, and with the vtewot.faeuitatlng matters and ohhzinx anniu rp .ofJ?AtSI'? on the s4Ta.p AUGUST thai eanta to cone before the Board at nnnvAnW aefeommodatlnjf gentlemen" in the Central and -Basteraportiona of the State. This meetlmrwHl w wijumbwiob ih in, o meet in ash w VIJXE, on the sera and S7TH, jthua aeeomao datteff appllcaata for the license who reside ia -the "Western and Transmontane sections. WILLIAM K. WOOD, M. D., W. J. H. BELLAMY. U. D.. t rreaoent. . , Secretary. Jela jrst augu - ' ; je 19 3t Tax Notice. rpBJt UN!JXE3irjNED, TaX-USTEKS.OF QAFE rear, Haraett, Hasonboro and Federal Point Townships, wHJ be:t the; fftcs pt the Commls- sioners of New Hanover County, at the Court House, on SATUBDAT, the 80TH INST., from 10 o'clock-A. M. to 5 o'clock P. H.. for -the pa 0se of reoetvrar the" List of Tax&bles of persons uYuiK m uuunfrtoa wno sootua list said taxa- -bles in said townaalps. IBEDX - , ' at A If AOWT W - - ' 1, A JSl.VSj3s.LtIh 8.MONTFC4CIX , H, J. H. HORUbT 1 ,.; j.TaxLigteto , Je 19.2t Wanted L 25Q '0HERtQROCKHYMKNf, TO ?flrVK AWAY ICK to their eostomerti: ' 1 ''''' Call and see ns - - How Brace 'Up,' i AND PUT ON QLOTHING A LITTLE HEAVI- er. We have the "COLD WAV" Suits, NO m- !. - .- i !ti J crease In price on account of the weather. MUNSON, . a.,' Je 19 It Clothier, c. Latest Publications. rfWX PAIR GOD, by Lew Wallace. ' Vafri Porebodings, by A. L.'Wlrter." -; ' ' " In the Tennessee" MouriWni; by eCrad- ';aock:r ,v' " :rM k: ' i! Boslyn's Pcrturie, by Christian BeR -'f ' J ' The Book Opened, by A. Nevla. ' ' ' " ' '' The Book Annexed,' AnthOrked Id. l89i" - ihe Pour Georges, by .If Carthy, i.?P;!: -Horable,BevtsedidItton?i il ifu: . " " ..For sale st f ,i Live Book and aslo Stores, ,t optics op . t-rif -h'w WILaTOBTON WIUHJN K. B.TXJV j . WIUONGTON, N. C, June 1st, 1888u ; 'tll1 ".zr.: .-s.-v -.T;7T-,TWu.) .if; AT A MKBTENG OP THX STOCKHOLDXRS OP this Company, held this day, the following Beso- - )!" i i '. :l i .'jiH-l- lutions were pawed, to wit : - tit: '' .-.V.i"-i. -li panr.noweonsistingof S0.8-J4 Shares. of thepar .f:i' oreaesd to 83,QW Shares, of tail parmlue.of ; Revived. V hat all wno are now Stockholders In the Oompanv; shall have the bririlegev at any time prior to Jnly 1st, 1885. of subscribing for said Increase of fctoekv as the; price of til per Share in the proportion of 20 per cent, or one fifth of the nresent holding of seen Stockholder: payable, one-fourth or 25 per cent, thereof on tbev mac day of July, 85, ana the remaining three. iounns or 75 per cent, on tne low day oi ber, 13C5. - (, ., ,.. 'a ,Aw w All Stookbolders are hereby 4xtaoU: fy me, on or before the 1st day of Jolyprox., wnetner taey wisn to suDsenoe ror naeir. auot ment of the above Stock, as after that date the ptMiege will cease, and any Stockholder wbo falls to notify me within the time named wul be considered as having declined it, -., .:;,-' No fractional parts of 8bares can be issasd, and consequently no subscription can be re elved where the allotment would fall below one Share.' l-u . , J. Wr THOMPSON, 4 - ' Secretary and Treasurer. JeS4 tn f r . . -. nae Keviewcopy. ITotice ipVB. BRANCH T.' MORGAN, (OB BIS HBRSJ, Who formerly lived in North CUna, andwas in Texas in 1836, may be profited byaddreasmg i. H. COLLaTT, ' i -- Jel72w at Austin, Texas- SliDDers ! Slippers! JADHS, MISSBS, CBTLPRBN'S AND OINTb SLIPPERS; pretty and cheap; comfortable for . warm weather; nice to rest your feet at night. Boy a pair from . 0p6. PrMich & OoiiD, 'uq nuaia ijwhi Diua Je Mtf 'S i ; '.v '4 ' .'. .-V - U v -ii m : -1: -X 3 t , - '-.rfl -4-' : l -j: