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ii inf1, RATES OF ADVBRTiaistO. Ojte Maara oaa 1., . f 1 00 TSttK i3 - - ,U M ' Tour Pays. a 00 - " Jive Days. " " Ops Weak, 400 " " Two Weeks. . .6 to " Three Weak a. e no " - One Monta, - 10 00 Two Koalas. is 00 nreeMoaUN, - Six Months, o jo M i On Tear.... . t6 00 The avooawaot ad awuksa alprapor rar en? VOL. XLV. NO. 2 WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1889. WHOLE NO, 7174 ttoaataly low rats. Tea lines solid Nonpareil type ones j aire Morning -UI.UA..I eft. fttftC.wAaI bannatrui ts - w - I m - r t w -I'aaaoak C 1" r .r r'r-n.-h Rs'pabllean jooro&lt ij'nUut over the rvtalt of 8ao- -itio-.. th nr w i hambf r of '.jfi- ilt be timmoul to meet . vtubr. th coatiavutal preee ti-rmlly otura-nt on the reealt, the i.'-r portion of which eooKnto- Kran ua th lorrMn of the R k !: Another attrupr. be n iu.!-- on tti lif of th" 'ur, m - w :i.t..u; to it' prr for (Topvnha . . y tl. lliMlou of -:.!.... it . i)f-m ifuf li,i..rr, an-! oolv re : t. r r-kiutf of a railway -. i- ! rh killing of a railway - v t.. i I4u Hoqlaorr bu - u t. - r - won! h ha. no :. ; of i- itv Ii4iiuk' majority ilt in w t'r-uh '!:!. J;T. tiit 1 1: lift the . u lUAjoriCy will ru UD- ifj. nt ft)t th country 1 1-i.ilunf tl : in to -- timtU that thirty i w.r lo.t iu the ' o. Tti.- - r-tary I i iu ! ifl.-il tr t-ruj w f r th- construction of v .!, o a. to allow bid . r i. in on1 proposal etth- r fi r - of Mi TrMrl. A oo rxt la Arkan- pa.ia;' of a law re v.t to proriU'" .parai :i'fr. int?vr - '- from the ari -American fountrirt to I nr. rnational l'ooijr'je w ork rlay. i makmc xteniv f r tti'- utt-untal eele dviuImt, the doors of . Mopl will te ibruwn r ri vi.itiut; t?ut. anl I day only tutuoatatioQ.. for fifty p. wiil ! ii. .. Hon- r. f lurbatu, lin w i rh f tuartial of tlje n ) -. -written a letter ae ; - ; - ' ti anl promiiiOC n (u powr to iu4k t lt tnvr, Tli" N e w ' ' h- uc-aiubl to ri. tb Ia.t nuiuter M i.. lay. Tb. Hwltt- r lift'turry 'o ba. teo a capt ' al .ttx-k of n thu.ul "liar ol A frightful railroAil nrr-l iu 'lncairo yeter id th .l-ath of a ttutu - I. anl tti' injury of many Tti- storm iu Florida on wa- viry lr r rue 1 1 to r y in various part. of rvr. tt lo. ut Jackvou ... .tuuat.- l at ftO . -rs. tuv.riv-t ii uy ca.y a r c-nt rottou lull utld- n upian.t i '. t nt, Uiih!ling in t'-uts. soutbern llour ..' aii.-ut !;r:u but iui-t an! t 4 le r .No ri-l "!. at flcva- ru rinu-r anil fairly active i l.i t e-ni at .tor anil i'or. .pir.t. (uriutiue ipuiet ik at iTxiP cent. roin ilull Tb Boctoa Globe pakiog of Mm CItUiMi' popoUrity Mys all Lboagh h t wearied with the oon taut attention shown her "the peo ple are with her and they oan't be oaken off." Mr. Cleveland ought to have eomething to aay about this and ought to help her to ahake. Shaking off 60,000,000 of grown folks and children ia no eaey job even for aa nimble and able bodied e lady aa the popular and bewitching Mra. C. New Jeraey haa the monumental dead beat. He got married in Hobo- Spirits turpentine sold at 44 cents per gallon yesterday. The British steamship Erato is loading cotton at the Wilmington Compress. The Hibernian Benevolent As sociation gave their first sociable of the season last night at Hibernian Hall. Prof. Nobles has roturned to the oity. He says the public sohools under his charge will be reopened on the seventh of October. A gentleman from Winney P. O., in Bladen county, who was in town L- I a ft. i t k. va w I ...... avo mvcm aou yesterday, report a sligbt rrost in a check for eleven dollars, ten for that section Sunday morning, himself and one to pey for publishing Tbe opngreunjon of Brooklyn the marriage notice. The preacher Baptist Church have sent a formal paid the dollar and then discovered call to Rev. Mr. Scruggs to serve that the check was bogus. So be was I them an Pastor, and it is understood oat a marriage splice and one dollar cash. ai P-, Tho fleas which got away with Brooklyn and Philadelphia last sum mer have invaded and closed a pulltc school in Troy. They are lit tle but they are mighty. When the flea cometh be bricgetb the small boy to the scratch and maketh the peda grtgne to fl-e. Some of the New York dailies boast of their great circulation. The New York .vir aerts that no daily paper in that city has a circulation of JOO.OOO, and that circulsiion never wa reached by any of them but the Herald, and that for one M--:. K. M FurmiD and I). M. Vance will begin the publication of the Asheville Democrat, an eight page weekly, at Asheville about Oct. 1st. They are both bright men with considerable newspaper experience. remta of milk into Net kerge dany IT.JiO cars, wuicn vi over the Krie . . itaxriocu baa uow an op .how bit apprec;alioo of 1. bim Dil tb 1 anner gap lunii .aj. newspapers . c If so what an Lerman wculd . - t liie new State .. irlirte iu Democrs mj r. l hey have com i iroplo for Gov- the world over The agncul r i once has fallen ni IStJI from 19,- - i . -I to attribute- bis n Louis JUyubitr. eg rditor of ;bat paper 1. .-, the toughest one T , rf tackled. N .t oMTssr deliberately 31 r J. r. Warren of that ' g : turnips 26 mchee ae want to know ' tape tinea they use up in in I T. ' ' is ikeo a man along u his campaign named write him op, him up in tnbtcatioe ! before the November. Mahone and I'ricce of Monaco eeye be ' i;smbitcg 10 hie pnncipali- grat powers will grant .ccoity of .',000,000 franoa, he virtaooa. We know men wouid be virtaooa for one-half hat amoaat. The fact that 450 brakemen are killed and 4.00O injured annually on the railroads of this country, shows the need of seme system for automat ically coupling cire to prevent this great loss of life and injury to men. The English papers have been tak ing in dead earnest the jokes in the American papers about the Croain trial, and some of them have come to conclusion that it will lake years be f jre the trial will be concluded. that the call will be accepted Messrs. Peterson, Downing & Co., cleared the Norwegian barque Sphru-mti yesterday for Bristol, Eng., with 1.491 casks spirits turpentine and 65? barrels rosin, valued at fie, 150. "Cards are out" for a grand mass meeting of the First Ward Dem ocratic Club to morrow night at 8 o'clock sharp, in Brooklyn Hall. Col. K I). Hall is announced as one of the speakers At the meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association yester day evening Dr. Thos. F. Wood de livered a lecture on "Joseph'' that is spoken of in very high terms by those who were presen'. The total number of the negroes who left Wilmington last Friday on the "exodus" train, is stated by the railroad authorities to be one hun dred and sixty. The Star stated at the time that the number did not ex ceed 1 75. Mr. John R. Underwood, Secre tary and Treasurer of the Rocky Mount Fair Association, was a visitor at the STAR office yesterday. He says extensive preparation? are being made for the fair, which will be held in November next on the 13th. 14th and 15th. Ooctasi Crop Flgarn. The annual statement of the Amer ican cotton crop of 1888-'89, by Alfred B. Shepperson, statistician of the New York Cotton Exchange, has been received. Mr. Shepperson makes the total crop 6,939,284 bales. The figures of the Financial Chroni cle make it 6,935,082 bales, 4,202 bales less than Mr. Shepperson's estimate. Mr. Shepperson says that errors have been corrected in the overland move ment, and also at several of the ports, and that the figures of the entire statement may be taken as authentic. The crop averaged 497.06 pounds per bale, against 488.05 pounds per bale the previous season, and the excess in weight makes the crop equal to 7,067,271 bales of the same weight of the previous crop, and thus the largest crop ever produced. But the extra weight, it is said, was caused by damp weather during harvesting time, and the high price of bagging, so that.it would not be fair to claim the crop the largest, all things being equal, particularly as the best authorities agree that the spinning oapacity of the crop was no larger, if indeed it was as large, as the crop of 1887- 88, owing to the poorer character of a large portion of the cotton. It is a singular fact, however, that with this anomalous condition it brought more money. By far the most notable features of the crop was the movement of it. The exports foreign were the largest on record, while the consumption by do mestic mills was within 1,008 bales of the largest ever known. As the New York Journil of Commerce puts it, tbere is always interest to know what portion of the crop is consumed in this country, and the Journal goes on to say that there has been a falling off in the consumption at the North, but this is made up by the increase at the South, so that the total amount oi cotton used in this country is about the same as for the previous year. NEW AD VKK J ISKMENTS 9 NORTH S ROVI ST. JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL LINE Forakrr ha invited Tanner to come over into Ohio, take the stump and bring his mouth htm. The last time he was over there he took 50 apiece for the speeches he made. He is a taking sort of a fellow. A Michigan girl bs come to the front with a claim for a $50,000,000 hunk of real estate in the heart of Cleveland, Ohio, and will institute suit for it. She in not a Michigander, she's a Michagooee. s)K ABVRNTIS:nKM. Stab Orvtcn W rapplo paper statibut PLodix Ids. Company. OrauiA Uors Streets of New York Mcsson A (.0 Underwear, ohars, etc. taprlor t oun. Cases were disposed of in this Court yesterday as follows: Henry Tucker vs. Flora Tucker. Demurrer overruled. Appeal. Florence V. Bagwell vs. John (i. Bagwell. Continued. Harriet Ann Fears vs. Frank Fears (colored . Judgment for plaintiff aud divorce granted. B. F. Penny vs. The Brunswick Bridge and Ferry Company. Con tinued. E. S. JafTray fe Co. vs. Sol. Bear & Bros. Judgment for defendant ac cording to certificate of Supreme Court. W. A. Howe vs. Alice Howe. Non suit. Meigs, Dale Si Co., vs. Sol. Bear & Bros., et al. Non suit. Emanuel Scherin vs. Sol. Bear & Bros. Nou suit. (July one case is on the calendar for trial to-day, viz: A. D. Puffer's Sons vs. A. F. Lucas, et al. McRae & Strange for plaintiffs; D B. Cutlar and J. D. Bellamy for defendant. rlla Heiu lion. tia. Rain yesterday was heavy in the Atlanta, Augusta, Charleston and V iimington districts: but was com paratively light in other portions of the cotton belt. In this district the Wilmington station reported 2.15 Inches, Charlotte 142, Cberaw 1 17, Weldoo 1.01. (Joldsboro 1.00, Florence .7. Raleigh Go. Lumberton .58, Wadesboro 40. and Newborn 30. The maximum tmpsratar was J de grs at Wilmington. 80 at Lumber- too.Cheraw, Uoldsboro and Newbern, 74 at Wadesboro and Cheraw, and 70 at Weldon. The average minimum was 7i degr. I' ' r I. . r h I I . The examination of Mr. Henry E. Bonitx, of Wilmington, and Mr. W. T.Canady. of fcott's Hill, which be gan Monday, (as reported in the STAR) for two free scholarship al lotted to ew Hanover county in the State College of Agriculture and Me chanic Arts, was eooeluded yesterday before the Board of Education and the Superintendent of Poblie Instruc tion. Both made a very creditable showing and received certificates There were no other candidates. Tht Mrrna of r l ark. When Dion Boucicault wrote and first produced the "Streets of New York" thirty years ago, it was voted to be the best drama ever written de picting life as it really is in the great metropolis, with its pathetic and hu morous incidents and thrilling situa tions. That the play still maintains a firm bold with the public isevinced by its long and continued career of prosperity, and it is to-day as strong drawing in attraction as any of its class on the stsge. It will be present ed here to-night and to-morrow night by a specially selected company of capable people, with W. C. Donald son as Tom Badger. The scenery used in the production this season is en tirely new and on a gorgeous seal, while the entire performance is claimed to be In every way superior to any presentation of this familiar play even. Reserved seats are now on sale at Yates book store. Tht Mm 111. The predictions of the Signal Ser vice observers as to the progress and intensity of the Btorm that passed along the Atlantic seaboard Mon day night were fully verified. Rain fell iu torrents all night long, and although the wind velocity in this city was not great the maximum reported being only twenty-five miles an hour the storm along the coast was terrific. Residents at Ocean View eay that the wind came from the southwest late in the night with tremendous force and that the velocity could not have been less than fifty miles an hour. The sea ran high and was white with foam as far as the eye could reach. The wind moderated iu the morning, however, but a very heavy rain followed. So far as known the storm caused no damage along the beach. The rainfall in the city amounted to 2 15 inches. At 3.1S p. m. the cautionary south west signals were displayed at the Wilmington station, aud remained up last night, although the signals at Charleston, S. C, were ordered down, and at midnight there were no indi cations of anything but fair and pleasant weather, although the tem perature was a little above the normal. A special bulletin, received at 12 o'clock last night from the Weather Bureau iu Washington, D. C , said that the storm had moved northeast' ward, with decreasing energy, and was then central on the Virginia coast. It will probably cause north east winds and rain from Virginia northeast to Massachusetts on Wednesday. LIST OP LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office, Sept. 24, 1889: A Mr. Charlie Austin. B Miss Sallie Boyd, miss Dinah Braneton, C W Bishop, Thomas Boykin, C H Brown, A B Blarkeny, Young Brown, E L Bate, H Bendlar, H K Barnet, miss Julia Bradley, H W Blackburn, Willie H Bryant, miss Amanda Q Bell, A Bishop, W C Beasley. C William Clemens, S J Crawford, Moses Chrishohn, miss Delia Castes, Henry Cain, miss Millie Cox, miss Jane Louise Dudley, miss Betsy Ann Dunaham. E D E Ellis, Jonathan Elkin. F Mrs Johnie Farmer, miss Esther Jane Faison. G Miss Julia Gause, Thad Gaivey, miss Rosa Ghasbo. H Edward Hnrris, George Horner, James Hopting, V G Hall, William Howard, S J Hampton, Cornelus Hayes, Phil Hannen. I Jessie Ives. J H J James, James K Jones J M Johnson. K Samson Kelly, B F Kanoy 2. L David Lyles, H Leaoer, miss Louisa Loyd, William Leasons & f'o. M Miss Susie Moore, miss Delia Moore, Stanford Moore, mrs Mary Mosely, miss Mary Morriss, mrs Marv McClammy, De Cato McUleary. N William Nealisou, misses Mary and Frank Newton. P Mrs Peggy Picket, miss Lou Bertha Pearson, E P Phillips, Coppy Pain, Walter Page. R Miss Mollie Robinson, S J Rowell, Dr A H Robbins. S Mrs S E Smith, miss Maggie Smith, John Spains, Henderson Stevens, E Schafer, Wilbur Stuard, IT CI .- v ouiion. 1 1 v y 1 T Amos Thornton, J A Thomas, Ul?eSS Cj3TOOCLS jonn iv 1 nomas. W Miss Adeline Watt, mrs Clara Witherspoon, J H Williams miss Mollie Wright, mrs Fannie Wilkins, Jjondon Williams, miss Wendell, miss I WHICH WILL BE RKA0Y FOR INaiPBC Mary Jane Walker Y Miss Susan Young. SHIP LETTERS. Mrs Susan Bradley care of Captain Durzette, mr Morris Frink care of Cap Anderson schr Annie, Captain C H Winnet. above list will please say "adver- I JILW JLlzL X -" IS A A tiseu. juetters win oe sent to me Dead Letter Office, at Washington, D. C, if not called for within thiry. davs. G. Z. French, P. Mt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BROWN & RODDICK, School Books, chool Books, School Books. School Strophes, -OF Black and Fancy School Supplies, School Supplies. TION LOW PRICES. N K W AD V EKTISEM EN Tb OPERA HOUSE. Wednesday and Tkirslay, Sept. 25 & 26. DION BCUCICA.U1T8 IMMORTAL C0MKDY DRAMA, Streets of New York, with the popular favorite W. O. DONALDSON, as Tom Badger, the iCccentrloBohecuian. ?art ling s eric effects. Union Square, Sew York, by mooslight. the Five Points, Baxter street, and tee HHHATStaC FtKiS SOUNk every proauoea on any t-ta?e ReserveJ eats secured at Yate' Book store Tuesday. bep tf Statement gHOWING THB CONDITION OF THIS PHCE N1X I:- SUSANC3 COMPANY OF J3ARTFGKD. ASSETS. December 31st, '888. Value of real estate and ground rents owned by the uompany, (lss the amount of encumbrances thereouj$ 531,694 10 Loans on bond and mortgage (duly re corded and being first liens on the fee simple) 7?5,5":0 00 Account of stocks and bonds of the L niled htates, and of this and otner States, also all other stocks and bonds absolutely owned by the Company 3,421,069 00 Stocks, bondK and all other securities (except mortgage,) hypothecated to the Company aa collateral securl'y lor cash actually ioaned by thsj Company 33,922 50 Interest due and accrued on stocks and other securities 21,316 99 Cash In Company's principal office and belonging to the company, ue pos.tedin Bank 307,789 55 Premiums or assessments unpaid 258,687 52 All otter assets, detailed iu statement 1, '. 1 .' 51 BEO WN & EODDICK, 9 NORTH FP.ONTtSTRBBT. sep 22 tr Total Assets $5,061,2.7 LIABILITIES. 17 INSURANCE. S THE COTTON SEASON 13 OPENING WE offer for the protection of all concerned, Insur ance in the following leading American and Foreign prompt paying companies: Insurance Company of North America of Philadelphia, cash assets $ 8,700,r01 Home oi new xo.-B, casn assets s,uu,0l,u Phoenix o? Hart! ore, cash assets .. 5,i0j,0C0 Springfield oi Massachusetts, cash as sets 3,200 000 Oertaania of New York, cash assets 2,800, OOJ Underwriters' Agency of New York, cash assets 3,603,000 Georgia Home of Columbus. Ga , cash as-ets 750,0"0 Sun Matual of'New Orleans.cash assets 9v4 000 Royal of Liverpool, Eng., cash assets.. 31,000,000 London A Lancashire of Liverpool, Eng , cash aoets 3,100 000 London Association of London, Eng , casn assets 17, 160 000 Lancashire of Manchester, Eng., cash assets . .. 7.CO0 0O0 Norwich Union of Norwich, Eng , cash assets 4,000.000 Fire, Life, Marine, Accident and Tornado In surance omce, foot of Water street. Telephone Ho. 11. NORTHROP, HODGES A TAYLOR. Agents. This offer lnclcdes property of every descrip tion. I welllngs and contractors' risks, on speci ally fa oiaole terms. Sop 9 3 -v su we OFFiCE OF SECRETARY AND TRBASURBR OF THE WILMINGTON & WBLDON R. R. CO , WrxitiNGTOF, N. C, Sept. 2th, 1889. "Z STIES' BOOK AND PAPER HOUSE. sep 22 tf I HAVE JUST Returned from the Northern Markets1 New Goods ARRIVING DAILY BY STBAMBR AND RAIL. All the latest Novelties In our lino and a' prloea which defy comtetltlon. H. L. FENNELL, THB HOBSB MILLINER, sep 24 tf 10 South Front St. For Kent, THB HOUSBON THIRD STREET, in llll retween Ar,n and Nun, at present oc cupied by R. W. Hlokg Has eight rooms and li In perfect, btate or repair. Apply to seplltf CLAYTON G1LB8. For Sale. STORES, WITH DWELLING AT- C, on the line of the rpWO tached, at NICHOLS. 8 corner Mione to bs Laid. On Friday, the 18th of October, the Grand Lodged Masons of North Car olina will lay the corner-stone of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at Warsaw, in Duplin county. D. T. McMillan, secretary of Keho both Lodge 2s'o. 279, requests the an nouncement made that members of the Masonic fraternity are invited to attend and assist. Losses unpaid, including those re sisted S 246,17 " 25 Reserve, as required by law 1,642,' 56 9 Thorn Holdrn, eharfred with dis orderly conduct in a street oar, was found milty and fined 20 and eoate. 1 i -n' Totting A meeting of citizens will be held to-day at 12 o'clock noon in the rooms of the Produce Exchange to hear the report of the committee appointed at a meeting held there about three weeks ago, to investigate and obtain information as to the proposition of Mr. C. C. Coleman of Birmingham, Ala., to establish in this city a plant for the manufacture of patented pipe grips, ad j ustabie wrenches and nut locks. Said meeting having adjourn ed subject to the call of the chair man. Col. John W. Atkinson. The following axe the forecasts for In default of payment he was locked I to-day: For Irginia, rain, northeasterly winds, no change in temperature. up. Jesse Lewis, disorderly. Case re moved for trial before Justice E. D. Hall. John Koch, charged with selling liquor. on Sunday. Case continued on account of the absence of wttn For North Carolina, rain, westerly winds, stationary temperature. For South Carolina and Georgia, fair, westerly winds, no change in temperature. FOKTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NL iiE Mrs. Wlnalow's Soothing Syrup Is the prescription of one of the best Female Physicians aud Nurses in the United States, and has been imed for thirty years with never falling safety and access by millions of mothers and children, from the feeble Infant of a week old to the adult. It correct acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and oomtort to mother and child. We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy In the world, in all oases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHCEA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other cause. Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fao simile of CURTIS A PERKINS is on the out side wrapper. Sold bv all Medicine Dealers, 35 cents a hottl DIED, WOOTTB N In thla city, on Tuesday, Fept. 4th, 1889, at the reside! oe of ber grandmother, Mr. Lnur A. Jewett. ROBKRTA 1 RAN K. dnhter of Rev. Kdwarj and Kllxa Touge Wootien, bollvnr. Teen , aged alx years and one month Funeral service at St. James' Church, at 10 o'clock this (Wednesday) morning. Interment at Oakdale Cemetery. NEW ADVERTISKMENTS. Wrapping Paver. JX CLOSE OUT AM ACCUMULATION OF OLD NEWSPAPERS, they wlllUbe sold for TWENTY CENT8 PER HUNDRED. Apply st the fab 8 tf STAR OFFICE. Soap. rpHE C HEP EST SOAP ON THE MARKET IS Chaa. 7. Browne's Labor-saving Detersive foap. CHARLES V. BROWNS, Agent, 198 North Water St, Wilmington. N. C. aep IS DAWtf Total Liabilities $ 1,58 ,&3l 74 Capital Stock paid up $2 00 , 000 08 Total Inoome a 5-1 5 i 06 Total Jixpenditures 2,338.357 cl ;NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS IN 1888. Risks written $ l,6-'03.' 00 Premiums received .7. 744 37 Losses paid on risks taken 10 195 44 Losses Incurred ;,58j36 President, H. KELL03 3. Vice President, D. W. C SHBuTQN, Secretary, G. H. BURDICK. General Agent, SAM'i. NORTHROP, Wllming top, N. C. 'jpHBBE AND A HALF PER CENT. INTEREST on the '"ertifloates of Indebtedness of the Wll mi' eton A Weldon Railroad Co. will be paid to all ho ders of record on October 1st, 1889, at the office of the Tressurer. The Transfer Books wlii ft ind closed rrom this date until September SOtb, 1889, inclublve. J AS. F POST, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer. Wilmington Weldon H B. Co. sep 24 till oct 1 (Kevlew copy). Wilmington. ColnmbU A Augnsta Fallroad. Apply to SAM'L BKAR, Sr., No. t Market street, sep9tf Wilmington, N. C. New Stock QF REVOLVERS, CARTRIDGES. "ROSE" Trowels, etc. GEO. A. PECE. dealer In Hard ware, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Oils, Palots, Twine, Rope, no. sep 9 tt 29 South Front street. Wanted, DWELLING, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED with six or seven rooms. NOTICE ! OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF THB CAROLINA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD CO. WmiiHGTON, N. C, 8ept. 10th, 1889. sep 14 tf Apply at STAR OFFICE. 8TATB OF NORTH CAROLINA, Office of Secretary of Stat?, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. C . Sept 21,1839. Incompliance with fee. 9 of "An Act to coneolida e the Insurance Laws of North Carolina," I certlfj that the above is a true eitract from tLe tworn statement of the PBC3N1X INSURANCE COMPANY OF HART FORD, CONN., on December 31st, 1888, now on file in this Lepartment. sep 26 It W. L. SAUNDERS, Secretary of State. WE THINE WE HAVE UPON OUR SHELVES THB LARGEST STOCK OF UNDERWEAR, COLLARS AXD CUFF5 of any house In the city, and our prices are cer tainly as low as any respectable establishment. Call and be convinced MUNSON & CO., GENTS' FUKN18HERS,-o. rJ,HB REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Rtookhoiders of tbc Carolina Of ntral Rail Road Ccmpany will be held at tte office of the Old Do minion Steamship Company , corner of Beach and West streets. In the city of New York at 1 o'clock p. m. on Thursday, the lOtbof October, proximo. JOHN H. SHARP, Sep 10 lm Secretary. Booms for Bent JN A DESIRABLE LOCALITY. SIX GOOD Rooms on first floor In the West House, on Third. between Princess and Chesnut street?, suitable for a small family. Apply on the premises, sep 24 2t THE ; Carolina Insurance Company ETAS ALREADY ISSUED POLICIES OF IN- JUL surance to some of the largest property owners In Wilmington, and Is Increasing Its number of policy holders every day. Every citizen of Wilmington who has insur able property now has an opportunity to help build up a home Institution, which. Is organized on a sound basis, and whloh offers 'perfect se curity to its patrons. Address a postal card to the Secretary re questing him to give yon the rate at whloh this Company will Insure your property. q. w. Williams, President. sep 24 tf M. S. WILLABD. Secretary. sep 7 lm 210 North Water street- For Sale. glX SHARES OF STOCK OF THB INDUS TRIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Apply at sep 20 3t STAR OFFICE. Spirit Casks Glue. &c. JLpOR SALE CHEAP BY WOODY A (TRIMS. Commission Merchants, Jy 88 tf Wilmington. N. C. School for Young Ladies, 1HI88 HART, Principal. ASSISTED BY MI88 M. B. BROWN. rpHB NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN THURS DAY, the 10th of October. COURSE OF STUDY THOROUGH, embracing English, French. Mathematics, Natural rolence. Bookkeeping, Vocal and instrumental Music Studies not lnoiuded In the regular course may be pursued at Instructors' ooaxges. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will be taught by Miss WOOD, who has studied In the olty of New York, under a pnpU of Lit et. INSTRUCTION IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. Class-hinging, Needlework and Oallataenloa Without n ti a charge . For terms and particulars, apply until October 4th, at 820 Maiket street, or to Mr. j. Hal Boat wrtgbt; after that date to tbe PRINCIPAL. sep 15 tf 5 North Third street. NEWSPAPERS AMD C1GABS. LL THB LATEST DAILY AND WEEKLY Papers on hand. Magaxlnea, Libraries, Fashion Books, Ac, C. M. HARRIS, aug 8 tf Mewa and Cigar Dealer. gggjgjpaSawaBElHIHiiillHHi