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SENATE.
WasarawTOis, August 7. The resold -uoo
cffrwi yssUray by Mr. J oca, of
Arkansas, instructing the Committee on
fioa to make lavtatifaUoa of the cot
ton biia poet, was Uksn op and adopt'
ml.
Taa Senate at 1 o'clock rammed cccsUl
criUoa of the Ciheriee treaty, la opco ei
M:uUt session, aad u addressed by Mr.
M icrts ta la opposition to lu raUScatloo.
lis saiJ he had made up his mind not to
cavt la the debate, but the rtnU of
t&e Senator? from Alabama aad Delaware
(Mr. Iorra end Mr. SUalabury). rvfetTiag
u wbtt had occurred la the coca mil t aw
room oa forego relation, had made him
ciaage bin ml ad. H denu wtr cr
tioo that th the course pursued by the H
pubiicaa Senators (ia declining to ITsr
aa.Jajeaj) u the mult of a party caa
r aad assured those Senators that ao far
4. he kajw there had been no caucua d
.aonucui order, ead ao proceeding,
f caucus to iailinsncB la the slightest de
r; the actioa of eav Seoir as to cSex
irf vueadmenU. Ti oaly subject of
eoaforaocu fcd rei:d to the question of
.oaatiiertng the treaty ia secret oris open
ou)0 V.cniai tie of the
Podia trrsJyMrSaermaa asid he regarded
t& 13th aecCoa of the treaty, aliowta free
in-tcr'AtMO of Canadian h sad &b oil.
a .urreoiisr of the n& f the Ualtd
t. levy Ultra oa imported rood, and
a tasult t. taa United ?UUi There wm
.t h.. ...1 m thrthutarr of dirlocaacT fo
ai :rctf btwa two ffat aJ
porfal ation. Suca trtaty ieetaad to
nm tlartceful U Amncaa dlpiooiAcy.
Tat x?fuoo wm prbp loo iCrcc.
but ceruialy tuca, tr:y ta mait
un r f;uK coocrMtoa tbtt ccall b osJ
by .lciiatjitrtja. ad b tkply r--.trcv!
tit Mr. UyrJ bl crtr t:aii
cm t it Tb I5ta ictioa of tk
tr?f ia3ewi lw;a to ta Mill biU,
a.l Rota oobt to Ni dbUil tocetar.
rii.-i tri":f oaiat tM cuodu2ml m laapl
uppiematto la MUI bUL It u ia
rnfu.-8r of ta liaof pokey to waicat
ix:n cr-; : prty m Jtily brcocaia mora
.i r.vrr ixoaiitM, aJ wbicJa wooU
i.-r -.: :b rat laJ-oJtrK of tb
c ui'ry t i2iJi cocopUtioa wtU for
.f.T. As.Jtaer bubr matioci! by
it.-r frt'ea A:3ai (MoryaaX. "wJ
v.j in'iraifMa ta.t tb two couatrtea wr
i j 5(ut tbi mtiur, ad
' :iit L-pubiu:ia. wetw wbl lby
i.) if tbey new laSo powtr.
It.. iiJra-ta') awr wj tbi tby
v,i: ij q i pcUtIf tb:? p;aipotn
. .-, . tb Britiab eyTramat
. cm t i ::.' t. tb fjTttrnnwal ia lb
i nfi-tt ail frr!i: caaar tbair ducooUat
vita (bo Aortiw trwcaeal mi by Mr.
LUr ! ray would u: rmpctfally tb
irnu.li of u dScuIty. aad nr lbi
bi; tVf werw wUiajt to milt CoCCi: -
ro a lxrl J-jruHlxtiJO aloe tbcost.
. meet ta cbaxcti lde of lb
.net (.107 watd f or tbt coacnaioa aad
nrriiidcr prtTi'.eirts tbt wr ra'cd
!l tb peopi of ia wcrld axwpt tb
l.hrtna f tb UoiUd !?U tit would
M t. c af Brttisa corao8t rau(
4ucb itftsAad lie did act txi;r taal aay
Ed!i& M.aiitry tbat nca.a'xd it would cua
uau rnoaLb ia powtr Aay rnaa wbo
Uird ia lb j dy aad raraUoo w
!uatie. Aay oaa wbo ditrpi wu b
twa tb Laitd Suui aad Great DrtUia
ut md3i4a. Tb two eaUoua would
u; tbm cuotm-rsriy m lby bad Mttlcd ao
iuay otbert No oou ibould raided
4ciia: uob bopfal reaull. If la lb
'm: cootroruM aow to tn carried to Ut
P ?!. of tbe Uaited t, oot o mucb
'i trr: m ofber creat qucaljoo to wbicb
ti; h t : irtt IIudd. it abould be acUied
v w;c people tb: tbi ado iaiatraUoa Lad
f :..a saort bf tu duty ta Lbtt rird M
"H ta otbert. aad if Georl IltrrUoa
r n''. t elcrud Trteaidcot of Ibe Uaited
..., -v u (dbertaaa) moat rmroeatly
np-d ad biieTd. co war need be feared.
a t a (Uarroua coatrorcray about Ctbe
rn Ti. iucaiioa would b settled oa
'ffn UiAt would be boaorable. peaceful
at prooer
Me Fryt iud tbal Mr. Er arte would Ne
ready txaorrow moraiajc to clone tbede
rUf oa tbe ilcpubita aid, aad b ez
(rrcaed bin aiaccrt deair tbat tbc eoaie
t)uid boatea tbe matter to a cloee. lie
doped tbat tbe deaator from Alabama (Mor
) would cloee tbe debnle oa tbe Dua
vratic tide, aad let tbe Sraale bare a o'.e
o ibe iiueatloa. c
Mr Mora Mid be uaderalood tbat eeet
ral Sraatora oa tbe Democratic tide deairtd
to tpek oa tbe trvly aad be aboald not
uadertale to limit tbeir rlbt to do to. lie
d;d nor propcee to inter t a to aay arremrat
about it
Mn Fryc I am autboriMd by tboee wbo
ara oopowed to tbe ratification of Ibis treaty
to jilT notice tbat after . to-morrow mora
f it will be prewecd to a formal vote
Mr. Morxaa If tbera U aay dupoaitioa
o tbe otbut aide t prrsa lb la treaty to a
eute uaeMooabiy. or to bold Ibe Senate la
iioa uaUl a eote i obUial. I notify tbe
otar ;de tbat tbey caaaot do IV. We wtll
bo ber t.) aee tbat you do oot Lake aay very
roua, adraatate of 04 La tblacaee.
Mr. Frye V bare no purpoae or deaire
t Uke aay d ra tr. Tbe treaty baa aow
ra peadiaf for a loa Ume la tbe Sea ate
Wbea I laid tbat I propoeed to praae It to a
3aal Tntc. I diil act meaa to be uateratood
tbat I w juld aek tbe Seaate to ait It out to
morrow or aext day; but I meaa tbat bee.
ia entered on tbe diecoMlon to-morrow, I
bail aek tbe Stnate to contiaue It to tbe
xcluaton of all otber buaiacaa aotil tbe da
cuteion ceaeee
Mr. Mrira Prhr mi'A ot utm
to Vbet vitaer.
taereta punty 01
buaiaeM
mor preaein tban lb If
trety.
Mr.
iff i'-m 1-..," :.t r, .
dreee tbe Senate on tbe treaty
Mr Erarta tatitd tbl teery Senator
had had aa opportaaity to tpak on tbe
treaty; aad added : without objectloa of
cither aid. If other Senatora on tne Deono
eratlc aid deeiml to apeh. he wubed tbey
would do ao before he eWd the argument
oa the KpabUca uu.
M- Morfaa teid lht the apch of Mr
Sbenxtaa -wa on a plane ao much higher
taaa other apeech on thai jd.
Centred to e l ot U la Pal b.for
hs of otber Senaiora oaJrtooh u reply to
IT. fcd cTcelrtal BO aorl of laconeie .
.17- t fiima i aiUtude on the
iml k"k1 -Trecled luai aueh a
qnu.- -T-n. could
pecca a. r-rzz tr.te ahoaU U bur
topnwiM""?"; tbejFea-
JbTVw i
. . . . ' 1 r-m r
rtiem'.i
Mr.
Ha ta U crib! tC3 Wui.
.-a fV.9 t- J - ,
larton TerrltorT. for a rartf. waa mad aad
referred ta th CoaattteA PablittLarwU
The rroaada of tbe rreaideel diwpproTaJ
ara that Army eaiiaecre report axaiaat
tbe rraaL twcauaa the taaa may M aeeaea
for military pcrpcwca.
Tha BeaaU Lbea rtaumad cocaidaraUoa
of iba bill reported from Lba OommliVw oa
roreia Kalaiiosa, to probibit tb comlaf
of Chinee laborer to lb United BUlre
Mr. Morfia addrtaaed lb Sesata ta aa ar-
rameat to abow that laatead of lectaielioa
to rcetxicl ClUaeaw Immffralloo barlag
beea farored by the Republican aad op-
poaed by tbe Democrat la former year.
Lb contrary bad been tbe caa; aad ba
q ootid exteaairely from the report on tb
aubjfct mad by Senator Mortoo. of In
diana, aad from speech e made by Meeara.
iloar, Dawtx ITalt. aad other Repnbllcan
Seoaiora, coodemnalcryof itich IrntaiatJon.
Mr. Stawart addrtaaed tbo Bcnate la
adrocacy of tb bUL aad la reply to Mr.
Morgaa a argument
At the cioe of Mr. Hie wart a argument
tbe Senate at 8 13 adjourned.
HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Oathwaite, of Ohio, la aa ear 0 cat
speech appealed to tbe Qouae to permit
him to call op for immediate cosaidcratioa
Senate bill makiag aa appropriation to en
able tb a re ral aiacutir departmeati to
participab? la tb Ohio Oeateaaial Expo-
ieinn l- h held In Col am baa. Ohio. In
September aad October next.
Mr. Oatea, of Alabama, who on a pre
riou occaaioa had Interpoeed aa objecUoa,
aUtcdkthat wbUe ba objected 00 constitu
tional rrocadJ to tb government going ia
to the show buaiacaa. ha would not now
ob feet, but would content hlmaelf with
roil a axainat tb bill.
So, there being ao objection, tbe bill waa
taken op for conaideratioa.
Mr. Wise, of Va., offered aa amcadmeet.
pro Tiding that if there aheJI be aay surplus
of pproprtatioo .made to enaoie ta ae
nartment to participat la tb Ohio Valle
Oealeaaiai Expoailion it ahall be used to
eaabi tbe- department to be represented at
tbe Expoaitioa to ba held at Auguala. Us.
aad Ricamoad, Va. II urged bis amend
ment ia a brief speech, aad his argument
waa carneatiy seconded by Mr Barnes, of
Georgia.
Mr. Cannon, of IUiaola, said it was time
that Ooagrea should detenaLaa what poli
cy ahould go rem it ia such m altera. Here
tofore Ibe policy had beea to aid oaly ex
poailion of an inleraalional or national
character. If tbat policy were now abaa
dooed. aad aid girt a to the Cola m bus Ex
position, it mast also be granted to the Au
gusta aad Ricamoad Expoaitioa.
Mr- Ileaderaoa. of Iowa, offered ao
amendment appropriating (250.000 to aid
the Expoaitioa to be held by tbe colored
raca ia Atlanta, Oa . la 1SS9 aad 1S90. un
der iba aoapicea of the Colored World's
Fair Association of Am trie.
Mr. Herbert, of Alabama, thought tbat
if the gorerameot waa going Into the cir
cua buaiaea. It tftght do it systematically.
Old Job a Robiaioe. the kiag of circus
men. had recently died, and if the gorern
menl wiahed aow to take hi place. It
ought to be don 00 something like a regu
lar system. It waa not fair to cire aid to
on Stat or city, aad to refuse it to aa
other. Tb goTerameul ought to eatabliah
a recular trartllior exhibit
Mr. Drama, of reaajylvaai, advocated
Mr. Henderson amendment, contending
that tbe Atlanta Exposition waa of a
national character.
Mr. Oatea, cf Alabama, saw more merit
ia Mr Ueodeisooa amendment than ia the
ongiaal bill He waa opposed to this abow
buune4. but if the bill were to paaa be
would favor tbe ameodment
Mr. Wue. of Virginia, advocated tb
emcae'meot effered by him, and argued
that ia extending government aid Coagreee
should not diaciimiael bctweca various
State and cilice.
Mr. Warner, offered ao amcadmeat
appropriating $40,000 lo enable tho de
partment to be represented at the Kansas
CUv Expoeilioc, to be bdd to September
and Octo be r A dotted .
Amend men la effered by Meaars. Wiae
aad Headeraoo were adopted Tbe qu
li5a ibe a recurred on tbe third readinc of
tbe bill aj amended, and tha yea aad naya
were ordered and resulted yea 63, aays
91. No qaorum.
The Houm then at 4 10 sdj turned-
n'AsinsaTu.i
P;IMM ml ih WrK mt ike Mail
Terlflr Ilk CwwlU.
ty Te!Txa u ta atoratac star.
Wajbisoto. August 1 Tbe Seoale
Tariff sub- Committee u aull at work, early
aad ItU. upon the detail of tbe Tariff bill,
with a determination, if possible, to make
tbe acceasary chaagea la the original draft
before It ia reported to the full committee
of the Senate, expecting thereby to brio g
out a measure which tne majority in the
Senate can stand by a a whole It la, at
tbs samo time, giving a brief Informal
heating to all who come. It begins
this moroiog the final re via loo of the
measure in detail, aad hope to have
the work completed this week. There is
a probability that three or four controvert
able point wid be paaaed over by the sub
committee for the present, and a possibili
ty that they may be submitted to the cau
cus ror ultimate decision
Tb resular weekly meelioc of tbe Fi
nance Commute which lake place Tues
day, was not held to-day.
it i not expected that the Democrats of
tb Finance Committee will care to delay
the measure la committee, but it la thought
probable that they will reserve such criti
cism a they may.have to make for debate
la open seaaioa.
MISSOURI.
9Iaxwsll.
By TaWraph to tb Vorats Star.
St. Loci. August 7 Nsw testimony
n tb shap of affidavit of three St Loot
citixana wtll be presented to Governor
Moor bo use to-morrow, to prove thai la ror
Coulahan, ooe of the twelve men wbo con
victed Maxwall. publicly stated that be waa
'going 00 tbe tary to haor Maxwell"
Two of thr affidavile are new. tbe affiant
giving as a reason for delay that they
waa led to keep out of tbe case, but now
come forward from a sense of dutvr The
Supreme Court, in denyiag a new trial for
Maxwall, said that if affidavits of two re-
ipoosiblo men could be had. showing that
Jo ror Coulahan was pre lad Iced prior to the
trial. It would be good ground for raveraal.
aad Maxwell's attorneys now think tbev
have a rood case.
KLECTRIC IPARK.
A passenger train oa tbe Seal Fe R- R.
was thrown from lbs track near Lawrence,
Kanaka. Martia Meyers, eoxineer. waa
killed, aad Jao. Dart, fireman, scalded.
The Alabama Lesrislature I overwhel
mingly Democratic la both branches, while
Gov. Seay aad the Democratic Slat ticket
carry nearly ewary couaty by a considerable
msjortiy.
Col. George Gibson, of tbe Fifth Infan
try, commandant at Tort Bliss, died very
oddanly at Lo Vegos, N. M.. whr he
MJ f0' His remalaa will be sent
10 Carlisle, P.00.. for IntermeoL
ClIr1odlJptca "T ateamex Oata
irr rLU?8'a " bicb went ashore
soouiltoelock. baUikX2
Ca0UVgFu Btata.
Chickasaw Neu ao haWialELa0!.11
Beat cl the eaiu ui! 5? iST
lalo Tmi. with aa dijatcicTS?
tari r ; . . - -V. -
rleVeae raaeraj a Take Place
atarar.Tk ArruxMataU, arc
, Jtf Talacrapa to the Moraine Star.
WAaraoTtur, Augtut 7. Dr. O'Reilly
TTirea nara lata evening from XiooQQltt,
lor u purpoae or making arrangements
lor me inoerai or ueoeraj bberidan, which
am ma puce Diiniuir Dtlt. LI Dad a
conference with Re. Father Mackin, tu-
auiaai pastor or oi. aiattherw'a Church (Dr.
i,Dore;ie oeing ia rraace). ana toe follow.
lag order of servlcoa at the church and
grave was arranged. At 10 a. m. solemn
requiem maas at St Matthew' Church.
celabrmUd by Rt. Jamee P. Maokm with
Rev. T. J. Kervlck aa deacon aad Rev. F.
Ryaa aa aub-deaoon. Abaolatioa will be
pronounced by Cardinal Gibbons. Bervice
at the grave will be performed by Right
Rev. John Foley, JJlihop-cIect of Detroit.
A ceneral order waa isaaed from the
War Department to-day announcing Geo.
8hei liana death to tbe Army. The flag
wui ba placed at najr-auir at all military
post aad staUoa. aeventoea minute guoa
rill be fired 00 the day after the receipt of
this order, ana ue oxuai badge or mourn
lag will be wora for thirty days.
ratal Batlway Colllslaa sisar LosSoo
itrlk xztreaien4 la tk nills at
nisekkara Itloilac at Awslsasnir.
Giaelstane Treakl wilt atrlksr li
Paris.
By Cable to the If ornin- Star.
LosDOir. August 7. There was a fata
collision at tbe Teddiogton end of Hamp-
tonwlck depot, at midnight last night, be
tween a paaseeger train and a goods train.
The locomotive and guards van of the
good train mounted up over tbe locomotive
of tbe pasaenger train and landed on tbe
foremost passenger carriage. Two of the
passenger carriage were teJeecopod. . The
driver and stoker of the pasaenger lx:omo-
tive and four paasenger were killed.
L0XD05. Auguat 7. The card-room
handa In the mills at Blackburn have noti
fied the masters that unless they are granted
aa advance of ten per rent, in wages they
III strike. This would Involve a stoppage
of 150. WO looms and 1.000.000 apmdle.
and tbedisemploymont of 80.000 optreima
Paris. August 7. Seven arrcaia bavc
been made at Amlena of persona concerned
in tbe riot there jcslercUy Four of tbo
persons arrested are foreigners The Msjor
has issued an order forbiddiag -people to
icmble under ibe penally prtcenbed by
the riot act of I84S. Strikers continue the
work of agitation and another riot is feared.
Troop guard tbe town bail and factpriee
aad are patrolling tbe streets
Paris. August 7. After the strikers'
meeting lo day the striking waiters smashed
the windows of a cafe, aad the striking
barber assl-lanl attempted to storm
number of registry offices. Gendarme,
with drawn word, restored order.
Lojtdok. August 7. Mr. Gladstone
write that hi advanced age aad hie pub
lic dutlee preveat hie visiting the Scotch
crofters.
OHAl.S AND mori31(M.
Prfe of
Prodaets la
tk Cktr4-o
Bxcbasg.
07 TJcraea to lb feforamc etar
Chicago. Auguat 7. While wheat
weak and atrong by turns to-dsy, tbe
tendency was downward. The bulla were
deceived Into selling a lot of long stuff
early, and after a rally which took priors
up very near to the closing point on Mon
dsy. They fought the second decline vig
orously. Cables were not In harmony, but
on tbe whole gave cooditiona as a little Im
proved In France and Germany. The
crowd discovered tbat tbe bulge st tbo
close y ester d it was manipulated, aad Sep
tern ber opened Ic lower with a crowd of
tellers, which look the price down to 83 ic
or lie under last eight. When the flurry
was over a good buying feeling wa crested.
aad on news cf cold wet weather In tbe
Northwest and fslr export clearances the
price was sdvanced ooe ceol from the bot
tom point. The last two hours of the ses
sion found September between 83c and
84 Jc aad stubborn. Wheat closed fc under
last night and c over the bottom prices,
with September st 83 J c
Cora sold withia fo range early, but i
ward th close cbaegea wera very smll.
aod at the close September was but ic
under the cloalng price yesterday Receipt
were very liberal 675 cars and this
together with moat flourishing crop report
from some quarter made the market weak
aod price opened ic uader and declined a
few points. September sold at 43cdown
to 454 Q45c. Then the short began buy
ing freely and the price waa put up to 46c
aod the closo waa at 453
Oat etl reeled only a moderate degne of
attention aod with a fair volume of trade
aad steady to firm feeling. A fair businta
was transacted in provisions, but It was of
ao in-and-out character. Some of tho
largest traders, who bought freely early
cbsuged nd sold before the close Ar
rivala of hnga were fair and price &hl0c
hlgbcr. This had a strengthening effect on
traders of bog products early, and pork af
ter a drop of 5c advanced 15c. but receded
5c and closed at $14 431c a gain of lOo
over yeeierdsy. Armour & Co. were the
principal tellers. The buying was scat
tered Lard closed S)c lower. Short ribs
were traded in freely and the closing sales
showed an advance ojf 5c
ARKANSAS.
Merrlale Dsata of m Boy In
an Bm-
eonaier vetin a ttaitlssaeJte.
By Taiacraph to tbs Mornlag Star.
Mrrnia. Txnji , August 7. Whlletao
boys, Jackson Moore aod Jobn Harvej,
aged about seventeen yeari, were bunting
qu lire la across the river In Arkani aa, yea
terday, they discovered a large rattlesnake
coiled up on a rock, apparently aileep
Moore asld he would capture the snake
alive. lie crept up to the deadly rsttler
and by a quick movement, caught it firmly
below the head and held It at arm's length
in triumph. Suddenly tbe aoske colled
Itself around the boy's arm. He became
fitgbtened and attempted to throw it off.
when tbe reptile struck him on tbe neck,
and lu fangs became fastened in the flesh.
The boy screamed with honor, and grasp
tag thi snake with both handa tore It loose
and flung It to the ground. Be then fell
in a swoon, while his terrified friend fled
for assistance. The naareat house was two
miles distant, and when help arrived the
poor lad was peat help and died In agony.
The snake- was found colled close by and
when killed measured four feet nine inches,
and had eighteen rattles.
Fire at Macon, Mo., yesterday destroyed
four of the fineat buildings in the rlaco
$100,000.
WHO tS MRS. WTNSLOW a As this question
Is freqasatly asked, we vrlll simply aay that she Is
a lady wbo for upwards of thirty yeare has nntl
rwaiy dsvoted aer Ume aad talents as a female
Fbysielaa aad nurse, principally among children.
Soe has especially studied the constitution and
wmau i of thw Btuoerous oUaa. and. as a result of
this effort, aad practical knowledge, obtained m
a Ufettma spent as a aura aad physician, ahe has
eompoaaded a Booth tag Syrup foe children teeth-tag-
H operates like maio-gtvmg rest and
aealth. aod ts. moreorer,. sure to regulate the
bow!. La eonsauueoosof this article Mrs. Wins
low to beoomhu worid-renowned as a benef aetor
of her raoe? ehUdrea eertalnly do aias trr and
biesa bar; evpeciaUy ta tala toe mn ta this city.
Vast quaaUUse ot the Soothing Hrnro ara sailt
sold aadased bera. WetSakVra. Vttoalowhas
taawctAUaed bar aama by this mvaloable arU
el,aad wa staosrarr believe u.-Mi of oho.
f.uva beea saved trotn aa early grave by Its
ISi'i.???4 lUlooa yei suborn wtU
ts beeaats. aad aalta llllahru--J
iSir.'rrmm a atooaarrM hr dotvlo ber raff .
Organised aB Cbartsred to Operate
Under lb dray system.
I By Telegraph ta the Morning tar.
Richmond, Va , August 7. The Gray
National Telegraph Co. baa been chartered
by tbe Circuit Court, with a capital atock
not to exceed $15,000,000. The principal
office will be located at Richmond. The
T-fflccrs are: President, Thomas E. Logan;
Vice-Prealdent, Charlea E. Coon, of New
York; Secretary. David I. Carson, of New
York. Among the incorporators are:
U. a Senatora Plumb and Hale, Jobn H.
Inman. Geoigj 8. Scott, C. 8. Brice, J. B.
Pool and James H. Dooley. The Com
pany will engage in general telegraph and
telephone business, uoder the system in
verned hy Prof. Elisha Gray.
VIRGINIA.
Isetndlary Attempt so Horn tbe 1Vtfro
or lltropioii.
IB? Telairraoh to tb Moroia tar.:
Baltimork. August 7. A dispatch from
Hampton, Va.. soys: "A ; bold attempt
waa made this mornine to burn the busi
ness portion of the town. A large frame
oul-buildiog. filled with inflammable stuff,
was et 00 fire, and Lad there been a north
wiod the town would have been destroyed.
As it waa several out-buildings, the pro
perty of H Collier, and the roofa of sev-
erl stores, were burned before the flro was
gotten under control This is the second
occasion that an attempt has been made to
burn the town by setting fire to the same
building in which the flro originated this
lime "
li ASK BALtl .
A Mammary or Clamee Played Yester
day.
Br ToJraib to tbe Mornteor 8 tar
Washington. Aueust 7. The following
ia a record of tbe games of base bII played
yestcrdav :
Pisw koik New York 6; Indianapolis 4.
Wimhlngton Washington 10; Detroit 6.
Philadelphia Athletic 8; St. Louis 5
Boston Boston 6; PitUburg 1.
Brooklyn Louisville 0; Brooklyn 7
Philadelphia -Philadelphia 0; Chicago 5
Ciocinns'l (14 innings) Cincinnati 4;
Baltimore 8
rifvelsod Cleveland 1 ia 9th; Kansas
Oily 2.
HO B Kill GARRETT.
Ills Condition ftomawnal Improved.
bat mill Very Weak.
(Bv Teiefrapb lo tbe atorntne Star.
Nkw York. August 7. Robort Garrett's
condition is somewhat improved this
mornine. He partook more readily of
food, and waa refreshed by five houra' sleep
during tbe night. His private secretary,
Mr. Cranr-, was not prepared to say when
Mr. Qarrat would be removed frjm the
cily, but said it would be just as soon as
his condition will permit of it. It was
hoped that Mr. Garrett cculd be taken to.
Bar Harbor 'to day, but tbis is now found
Impoai ible, as he has not sufficient strength
to bear such a journey.
Absolutely Pure.
rais powaei saver varies, a marvsi ol panty
itieixu and wnoiseomeness. aiore eoononuoa
laaa ordinary kinds, aad eannot ba sold lioom
aUtton with the m altitude of low test, short
wsWrbt, slam or poospbat powders. ffoidcmJv
ROYAL BAKING TO WD an UU
108 Wall SU, N Y.
Kale. 6V A uKIAN A VOLLBHt
fob I DAW It bttd too or frn 4o
Piedmont Air Line.
Richmond & Danville KR.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.
mronili Pullman Palace Cars
TO ALL
SUMMER RESORT IN WEST
ERN NORTn CAROLINA,
on rna following fast schedule
connection made at Goldabom with Atl&ntln
Coast Line trains forWllmlnnton and all points
on W. W. K. R.
No. GO
1.40 pm
. 6.00 p m
. 1.51 am
. a. as am
. sag am
. 3.43 am
. 4.18 am
No. 62
tS.10pm
1.45 a m
18.18 pm
I8.rsp m
1.14 p m
l.Wp m
8.10 pm
4.31 p m
6.10 p m
Leave Goldsboro.
t urn Ralelsh
Arrive tttaiesvllle.
Arrive Newtoa
Arrive Hlofcory.
Arrive Connelly
fprlngs.
Arrive Morgaoton
Arrive Asbevllle
7.28 am
Amve Hot Sprues 0.15 a m,
Arrive Waynesvllle 10.53 a m.
Daily. Tuauyexoept tsunday. .
Tr&ln NO. 50 Carries Pullman P&lane KlAanlnv
Car. Kalelgb to Asheville and Hot Springs with
out change.
Train No. 53oarries Pullman Palace Sleeper
Balslgn to Greensbonv connecting at Salisbury
with Klegant Pullman Parlor Car for Asheville
and Hot Springs. (This sleeper Is open for recep
tion of passengers at Raleigh at 9.00 p m )
Reservation of Sleeping Car space made by W.
A. Turk. D. P. A.. Rale&h, N. C.
For Throsnh Round Trip Tickets and otber in
formation, apply to your Railroad (Agent, or to
tbe underslshed. W. A. TURK, D. P. a.,
JAS.L.TAYLOH,G.P.A.. " C"
Washington, 1. C.
lygs tf we frsn
The Campaip is Open
AT H. C. PREMPERTS FASHIONABLE
fibsvlng and Hair Dressing Saloon, No 9
Sonth Pront street. Mr. Albert Prempert. hav
ing recently returned from the North, can now
always be found at the above named place
We claim tbat we can please the most fastidious
In our line of work. A foil force always on hand
to serve you Very respectfully,
H. & PREMPERT,
1r 1 tf No. 7 Sonth Front street.
Wanted
HANDS FOR PANTS, SHIRTS AND
DRAWER?, Immediately, at
M ROSEN MANN'S,
No. S Market street
Jy4tr
Stylish Goods.
JOUia H. MEABE3, 1 NORTH FRONT, '
- . . - - Gentlemen's Furnisher and Hatter.
Jystf
ReHabr
aVCSaaavk
MARINE.
1, - Port A I
isnsi
August
8.
Bum Kisee-T - - - -
Bun Bets,: . -J. ....
Day's Length
High Water at Smith ville..
High Water at Wilmington.
5.12 A M
6.58 P M
13b 46 m
8.18 AM
10 03 A M
- ARRIVED.
Steamer Sylvan Grove, Harper, Harper's
Pier master.
"8tmr Queen of 8t John's. K P Paddison,
SoulbpOrt: ' .
Steam yacht Louise, Sellers, Soutbport,
master:
Stmr Beisie, Crapon, Bouthport, master.
Stmr A P Hurt, Robeson, Fayelteville ,
Woody & Currie.
CLEARED.
Steamer Sylvan Groye, Harper. Harper's
Pier, master. ,
Steamer Queen of St Johns, Soutbport.
master. t
Steam yacht Louise, Sellers, Soutbport.
masUr.
Stmr Bessie, Crapon, Soutbport, master.
Stmr A P Hurt, Robe -on, Fayelteville,
Woody & Currie.
Steamship Gulf Stream. Ingram, New
York, H G Smallbonea.
Scbr Lena Breed, Jones, Philadelphia,
George Harrififl, Son & Co, cargo by C B
Mallett. ; . '
JU1CPORT8.
COASTWISE.
New York Steamship Gulf Stream
610,000 bolts. 88,603 feet lumber. 45 bales
cotton, 12 bbls pitch, 10 bbls crude turpt.
324 bbls rosin, 225 bbls tar, 354 casks ept
turpt, 50 bags peanuts, 12 pkgs mdse.
Philadelphia Schr Lena Breed 4 687
cross ties.
MARlIsJE DIRECTOR .
List of Vassals In tbe Port of WHmisj
ton, IT. C, Aoff. 8, 18S8
BARQUES.
John R Stanhope, 391 tons, Norton, E G
Barker & Co.
Eintracbt, Ger), 3S6 tons, Schl. v, I M
bane.
8CHOONER8.
R 8 Graham, 325 tons, Avis, Geo Harries,
Son & Co.
E P Northam, 316 tons. Pennewell, Geo
Harries, Son & Co.
New York and WilmiugtoD
Steamship Co.
WHOM PIKR 39, XAST HIV BR. NKW YuhB
Uwated bet. Chambers and Uooseveit Sta..
At S o'clock P. M.
GULF STRXAsf. ...Wednesday, Aner. 1
6SNKPACTOB .....BaturdaT.- Aug. 4
FANITA Wednesday, Aar. 8
HUlP KTRgAM Saturday, An?. 11
FROM WILMINGTON.
BKNBFACTOH Tuesday July 31
KaNITA Friday. Aug. 3
GULF STREAM Tuesday, Aue. 7
MRNBF ACTOR Friday, Aug. 10
t3T Tbronxb Bills Lading and Lowest Throcph
Bute guaranteed to and from points in North
aod Soutb Carolina.
"ir Krelcbt or P&seaffe apply to
I. O. 8IALLBONKK,
Superintendent,
Wilmington, N. C
ko. u K(r, Traffic Manager, New York.
W . P. Clyde A- Co., General Agents
fy tl Sa Broadway. N'bt Y
BOOKS! BOOKS!
A FULL LINS OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY
on hand, and new supplies every week.
Shaks-
peare, Hoot, atuton. Longfellow. Tennyson,
Meredith, Poe, Bryant, Byron, Burns. Jngelow,
Cowper. Hemann, Campbell, Ao. Pilgrim's Pro
gress, Hours with the Bible, Children of the
Abby, Ivanboe, David Copper field, History
France, History Germany, Crean's Battles,
Sootthb Chiefs, Maoanlay's Essays, Ac. Ac, are
a few of our nice cloth ooond 37 cent books.
All the above and more, In red line and gold 60
cents
caulay's Htetory of England (3 roL) SI -25,
Rollins' Ancient History $2 00, Plutarch's Llvei
S3 cents. Thackeray's Works (10 volumes) 16.00,
Josephas $8 W, Good Writing Paper 5 cents per
qstre or 70 cents ream. Lead Pencils 12 oentd
aoaen.
SCHOOL BOOKS CHEAP. .
Holmes' 1st 'Reader 15 cants. Holmes'-2nd
Reader 25 cents. Holmes' 3rd Reader 38 cents.
Polmes' 4th Reader 50 cents, Holmes' 5th Reader
80 cents.
8anfords Primary Arithmetic 23 cents, San
ford's Intermediate Arithmetic) 86 cents, San
ford's Common School Arithmetic 64 cents, San
ford's Higher arithmetic) a 1.00, Maury's Inter
mediate Geography 60c, Maury's Manual Geo
graphy $1.28. Large Family Bibles (old and new
version) Illustrated. $1.75 and upwards.
1ICR BNb' Complete Works (15 Vol.) $5.75.
Tbe above are the prices Of only a few Books,
others in proportion. We have a large lot of
second-hand School Books that we will sell at
very low prices. Our terms are STRICTLY CASH.
Orders by mail solicited.
MAXTON BOOK COMPANY.
aug 1 D&W tf i Maxton, N. C
ATLANTIC VIEW,
WrlffiusTllIe. N. C.
J B8GTO ANNOUNCE TO THR PUBLIC THAT
Ladles and Gentlemen and their Families visit
ing the SOUND for a day's recreation, can have
the free use of my large Pavilion and Grounds,
whether they desire to take their Meals with me
or bring their own "lunch basket."
SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC.
Board during Encampment $2 oer dav only.
Friday Night, July 13th, aGaand Vocal and In
strumental Concert under the Pavilion.
; SD. WILSON MANNING,
le23tf j Proprietor.
For Summer Trade !
2AND80MB COLORED 0RGANDI5S, FIG
ured Batista in light and dark colors.
Five cent Lawns. In good styles, clean and
neat, better than can be had elsewhere.
Great reduotlon in prioes of Plaid and Striped
White Goods. Handsome qualities as low as 10
and 1SH. Bargains in Woollen Summer Goods
for Ladles. Best Preach Albatross in delicate
shades at 50o per yard. Frenoh and American
Sattnes at cost to cash or prompt payers. Some
rare bargains in Lisle and. Balbrlggan Hose. A
big lob in Gents' Gauze Vests, our seneral
stock is oomplete and being offered at greatly
reduced prices.
jc28tf JNO. J. HBDRICK.
Wanted! Wanted!!
I AM PAYING HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
for Hides, Wool and Beeswax.
Consignments of above - solicited. Prompt re
turns made. Inquiries by mall will receive
prompt attention. Besnectfullv.
, SAMUEL BEAR, 8&..?
Jel7tf No. 10 Market street.
Giles & Uurcliison,
JOBBERS AND IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE,
Tmware and Crockery. Our personal attention
is given to letter orders.
augStf
Cutlery.
t INE ASSORtMRNT OF SCISSORS, BAR
ber's Shears, Buttonhole Scissors, Pocket Knives,
Table Cutlery, Ao:, always on hand. Also a full
line of Hardware, at
4 ' Q30HGB A. PECK'S,
irsait ; Baa z south Frontst.
Twenty-Pive Cents Only
J3BR WERE: (DELIVERED) FOR THE N.
Jt. N.T. Herald. N. T. Sun, N. Y. Star, N. Y.
Trtbune,N.Y. World. Linstrated PapeVsVFash
JfnBookiL Magaainea, Libraries, 4o.at Pub
llahera' prioes. always on hand at
Popular Hews and cigar Store. ; -
Cfiowan' Baptist Female Institute,
v fflIIBEBEEiBOBO,N.(C.
rpHE FALL SESSION OF THIS WELL KNOWN
and popular Institution baglns on
- WEDNESDAY, SSFTSMBBB 1WH.
It offers snperior advantages for tastracflon In
i ttkh a TTTRB MUSIC and ART. The work of
GERMAN, NATURAL .SCTKNCTB, MORA
PHILOSOPHY, and ENGLISH LITERATURE.
Thetoi chere m eharire , of these sehoole are
Bpeeially qualified by their Reparation and ex
perience for the work committed to their care.
The Music Department la under the care or
teachers of culture and refinement, who Have
taken nnnsnalj?alns to QnaiUy themselves for
their work, and Who are well known to patrons
as moat popular and successful. ,
The lady in charge of the Art Department
Rives her entire time to her work, aad spends
most of her vacations in securing additional ln
straetlan under the best masters. . , . .
The location of the Institute was selected in
preference to several others, to Bome respects
more ellRlble, on acoonnt of Its celebrity lor
health : and the history of the school for forty
years fully sustains this reputation. Its health
record Is not surpassed by any Institution In tne
State.
CHARGES ARB VERY MODERATE.
For optologue or Information, address
J. B. BREWER.
Jy 13 D&W tf
Medical College
OF VIRGINIA,
r"h m ci .
FIFTY-FIRST ANNUAL SESSION will com
mence October lfet. and continue six months.
Total fees for session NINETY DOLLARS.
J. S. DORSEY CULLEN,
Dean of Faculty.
For further information write for Catalogue.
1y 13 DAW tf
PEACE INSTITUTE,
RALEIGH, N. C,
FOR IGIRLS AND T0DN6 LADIES.
FALL SESSION OPENS FIRST WEDNESDAY
In Sept. (5th day), and closes first Wednes
day in Jane. 1889.
Thorough Instruction bv accomplished and ex
perienced teachers In all branches usually taugbt
in first class Seminaries for young Ladies. Build
ing one of the largest and best equipped In the
South. Steam heat. Gas and Blectrlo Light.
Terms as low as any Institution offering equal
advantages. Deduction for two or more from
same family. Correspondence solicited. For
circular and catalogue address
Rev. B- BUR WELL A 80N,
y 3 D&W tf Raleigh. N. C.
HORNER SCHOOL,
OXFORD, N. C.
CLASSICAL; MATHEMATICAL, SCIEN
TIFIC AND MILITARY ACADEMY. The Fall
Session of 1688 will begin the 6th of August and
continue twenty weeks, closing the 21st of De
cember. The Spring Term of 1889 will open the
Hth of January. Catalogues setting forth terms,
Ac, famished on application to
J. H. HOKN.EK, oxrora. . u.
OrCapt. T. J. DBEWHY, Boyklns, Va. .
jy 8 5w suwefr
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE,
GREENSBORO, IV. C.
rpHE SIXTY-SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS
Prosperous Institution begins on tbe 22ad of
August, 1888.
Superior advantages offered In all the depart
ments of learning usually taught In Female Col
leges of Blgfi Grade.
Instruction given In Type -Writing and Steno
graphy. Terms moderate.
For Catalogue apply to T. M. JONES,
jy 4 tf President.
BINGHAM SCHOOL,
with a wholesome
m OB A I. restraint.
offers the. best
Pll VSICAIi and the best WENT A . culture,
a compulsory C17RBIC17ITJRI with EN
FORCED a reasonable but strict
DISCIPLINE and a location entirely free
from irjr.AiA.JUlA.
No time or money spent attending ACRI
CULTTJltAlT FAIRS.
For catalogue address,
MaJ. R. BINGHAM,
Rlngbam School, Orange Co., N. C.
jy ltf
WILSON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, FOR
YOUNG LADIES. Non-sectarian. The
34th session of this school (the 5th session under
the present Principal) will begm on Monday,
Sept. 3rd. 1888. The corps of teachers will be
enlarged. A School of rhort-hand and Type
writing will be added to the courses of study.
The departments of Music and Art each presided
over by a skillful teacher. Good water. Healthy
Ic cation. Terms moderate. For catalogue and
full particulars apply to SILAS B. WAR BEN,
Principal, Wilson, N. C. It aug 7 Dl w W2w
Trinity College
OPENS SEPTEMBER 6TH. EXAMINATIONS
September S, 4, 5. Three courses du
ring Freshman and Sophomore years. Excellent
English Course. Fifteen Schools during Junior
and Senior years, leading to four deprees. Board
$8 to $12 per month. Tuition $50 per year.
Mathematics and Ancient Languages elective
after Sophomore year. Send for catalogue.
JOHN F. CROWELL. President,
aug 3 D&W lm Trinity College, N. C.
Preparatory School
FR MEDICAL STUDENTS. DAVIDSON COL
LEGE, N. C. , lays the foundation for a broad
and thorough Medical Education, start at the
bottom. The first In the South. Four Instruc
tors. Full equipment. Dissection required.
Terms reasonable. Location healthy.
For Catalogue address
PAUL B. BARRINGER. M. D.,
ang 3 D1mW2m Principal.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Near ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
L. M. BLACKFORD, M. A., Principal.
LLEWELLYN HOXTON. Associate Principal,
With ample Corps of Assistants.
The SOtta year of this School of Boys opens
Sept. 26,1888. Catalogue on application.
aug8w we frsn
UnlTerslty of Nortl Carolina
CHAPEL HILL, N. C. THE NEXT SESSION
ibegms August 30. Tuition reduced to $30,
a half year. Poor students may give notes.
Faculty of fifteen teachers. Three full courses
of Btudy leading to degrees. Three short courses
for the training of business men, teachers,
physicians, and pharmacists. Law school fully
equipped. Write for eatalogne to
Jy 6 tf Hon. KEMP P. BATTLF. President.
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
1
M
T. PLEASANT, N. C.
NEXT SESSION BE-
gins the first Monday of September
Looatlon
neaity. Teams moderate.
For catalogue or particulars, address
m Rey. J. G. SCHAID. President,
. ang 4 4t Mt. Pleasant. N. C.
Ht. St. Joseph's College.
COURSE OF STUDIES- CLASSICAL AND
Commercial. Terma Bna.nl ar nar HARRlnn
of five months, $100. Day students according to
grade. Studies will be resumed on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 3, 1888. Address
BRO, JOSEPH, Director,
. . , . Baltimore County, Md.
Send for Catalogue. aug 4 2m
St. Hary's School,
JALEIGH, N. C. FOUNDED 1843 THE NEW
Art Building. completed 1884. For Catalogues
address REV- B. SMBDES, A. M..
Rector and Principal.
"The climate of Raleigh is one of the best in
the world." Bp.- Lthajt. is tf
A HEf PAWEEH-OIL STOVE
SAID TO BE THE BEST YET INVENTED.
Refrigerators, Coolers, Ico Cream Freezers,
o. Improved Pattern Door and Window
Screens and Frames.
For sale by
ALDERMAN. FLANMER A CO.,
myetf 114 Front St., Wilmington. N. C.
Turnip Seed.
J HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK. 07 TURNIP I
Biwuvunauu, via can give aiercnanis ana I
xruosers very close prioes. ' I
X m HARDIN, i V
Druggist and Seedsman,-
Jyistf
newataraet, t
FOUETHWEEK
GRAHD AHHDAL CLEARING SALE,
BROWN & RODDICK
7 NORTH FRONT ST.
rjHB SUCCESS OF OUR GRAND
v.i.wi ...... naujj una sunn H0vn.4 !
v v' an j
tions. and in order to c1or nnt i. . .
few Lota we have marked THEM still i
THIS WEEK, as they mn go. we cannot tnd
wUlnot earry anything over ue aro d(tr
mined to sell them clean ont.
Nov is Yoor Time to Porttec.
Lot 1.
uu ijou m i ibiu ouraioor MLK8 C;y.e
low
85c per yard You will find tbcHo Jnnt
vertlse. Just a few left.
Lot 2.
Surah BILES. Cream Colored Ground, wit
small colored Brums, rrc, now 3Sc ch
as this Is one chance in a lifetime. Cniy
Dresses more.
at mce
:i few
Lot 3.
Embroidered Robes. Mwlsa Lace Untui
Zephyr, Seersucker and India Lln-n i..bo fr,
$1.00 to 12 50; sold lormerly from i co to "ton?
You will be astonished when yon tee tbe rDd'
Your last chance.
Lot 4.
ETTKMINE DRESS GOODS, all dc liable col
ors, warranted all pure wool fill uk, loc itr
yard. These cost, realty more mooc-y to n'Hiin
facture. They are sold everywhere for j-k- mu
is a rare chance.
Lot 5.
RIBBONS Onr stock of Ribbons far fcioeodi
hat of any other bouse we know of h.uiIi of
New York. We areoffe-Ttag a special job lu
SATIN RIBBONS, BKST QUALITY.
No. 3 SATIN RIBBON C cents t r ar l
-4
5
7
9
U
16
8
10
14
18
A big lot of Noveltief ; also, Ku.sh hit f oii.H
Lot 6.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS. Wo have made i
specialty of this depapartmtnt this Reason and
offer tbe cheapest lines of Gents' Dre.-8- d and
Undressed Shirts, Underwear, Neckw ar, tol
ls rs, Cnft, &o.
We cad your particular a'tentlon to a DIG
DRIVE IN GBNTS' WOOL 8HIRTK. Woareei
tag then JUST FOR HALF PRICK.
Lot 7.
PAKASOLSAll Colored PAKAftOl-s, all
White PARA80U, all Pongee 1'A.ltAtOi.p,
marked away below cost. This is tho only op
portunity you will evw have of buying Mich at
the prices. We do EXACTLY AS A'u ADYKK
TISE. And la order to make it still mo:e nr an In
ducement we will continue to deduct thn 5 pwr
cent oa all purchases over ONE ii,i,ah
THESE ARE THR LARGEST KKDUT0S
ever made la Wilmington for staplo H.,.cU
Call at once and satisfy vourse vfh
brown &. rood;
i NORTH Pf ONT MTHKRT.
aug 5 tf
CLEARING SALE
AT
fi.1. Kl. KATZ'S,
116 Market Street.
TB :WILL CONTINUE TO OFFJJR THIS
week many more Bargains to mate room for
FALL STOCK
Bargains lu
WHITE GOOD
Bargains In
Dress Goods
Bargain! In
L ACE S
Remnants Embroid'ries
WILL OPEN MONDAY, AOGOST 5,
ninnh fionnnA Vonr 1 if Rave Lama.
worlb
75o for 60c
48-lnch Black Henrietta, worth !.00 for 80o.
Drap Avenure de Sole, worth $1 CO for 75e, si
d
nany more new Goods.
REMEMBRR
Extra Bargain Day, Thursday,
A
AT THE CASH HOUSE OP
116 Market St.
WILMINGTON, N C
augStf
Wrapping Paper.
O
LD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY TU K
dred or in larger Quantities at reduced prlM
Jy88tf STAROFFIC
To Parties Wlo Desire to Boill.
T-Vl flf
JJAVING COMPLETED
GRACE METUfy-
JLJ- a- an1tV. U
uonruii iw wbkju w kiw for
Church, (to wnicn we rerer a. vj YZTim for
undersigned u ready to iase Bi ; ptr
kinds of Carpenter Work.
W9 fjassa-
feet satisfaction. '
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T. KLA,p
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