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WILMINGTON. N, C.
Tuesday Morning, Oct. 1, 1895
SPOTS AND FUTURES
Futuroi Nervoue and Exalted BeporU of
Frost and Advance in Liverpool The
Bun's Review.
By Telegraph to tie Morning Star
New York. Sept. 80. Trading in
cotton to-day Started with a bound op
ward, under marked soeculative excite
ment and activity, largely through Near
- Orleans and Liverpool reports, with the
former markets up fully jtwenty-six
ooints. It was said that New Orleans
had sent reports to Liverpool that heavy
- -, hart nmwrpA in TVraa and Ala.
MBVl W.. . W . " -
ban; a. rcDortintr the temperatures of 46
and 48 decrees. While these were af
terwards contradicted they had forced
up the prices at Liverpool six to seven
oiDis. New Yoik opened eleven to
twenty osints. at noon was at fourteen
to seventeen points and at p. m. fully
eighteen to twenty-six six, points rise
with a nervous feeling and sales of 272-
"OOU bales . - .
The Sun says ; - Cotton rose twenty-
four to twensy five points, then reacted
slightly and closed steady at a net ad
vance of twenty-two to twenty-four
mints with sales of 389.700 bales. Llv
erpool rose 1 3 2d. on the spot, with sales
of 12,000 bales; futures there advanced
seven noints and closed very steady. In
Manchester yams were strong, cloths
. quiet, spot cotton here advanced c,
with sales of ,410 for spinning. Charles-
. nad St. Louis c. and New Orleans ana
a Augusta 3 inc. i savannah sd.'O l.suu
bales, Memphis 800, Augusta 744 and
' New Orleans 300. New. Orleans ad-
ceipts to-morrow estimated at 7000 to 9,-
inn . o oin 1 1- . 04 njn 1 .
uuu, dgaiosi o.oiu, iasi wcu, i,ou last
year, and 13,134 in 1893 when the crop
was 7.500000 bales. The port receipts
'were 53.576, against 31.239 last week,
and 46.472 last year. .
To day's features: Frost in Texas
Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, acd
Oklahoma set Liverpool wild, and New
York caught the fever from Liverpool,
and was even stronger than the British
market, thnuoh Livernonl aatnniaherl
everybedy. The advance in New York,
New Orleans, and Liverpool came like a
flash ot lightning from a clear skv. daz
zling bulls acd bears alike. The receipts
at the ports were liberal, especially at
New Orleans, as it was the last day of
the month, and six hours are added to
the New Orleans business day on such
occasions. There was enormous buying,
buying, as may be seen from the fact
that the total business to-day reached
nearly 400,000 baits. New York, New
England, the West, the South, and Eu
rope bought freely, and though there
was neavy realizing on the advance, the
' remarkable thing was that the closing
prices were very near the best of the
day. Mr. Lane is reported as estimating
me crop at only o.ouu.uou bales, against
y.yuu.uuu last year.-
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
,Whet Closed Higher Corn and Oaa
. Lower Lard Higher Bibs Unchanged.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
uhicaoo. bept. 30. The talk of ma,
nipulating the market is still heard and
the theory obtains new adherents every
J T- 4 .
uav. uecemoer wneat opened trom
'i 63 to 63KC SOld between 82 X. and
64c, closing at 63Jc with the earn al
ready mentioned. Cash wheat was easy
wniist trading was in progress, but the
nominal close was strong with the lu-
. tures. ,
Corn was dull and heauy. The trade
was in a decidedly lethaeoric state, no
business that could be : classed as large
or important being transacted. May
corn opened at mc, sold between 29k
and 2929, closing at 29Ji29c
cunaer aaturaay. tasn corn was
. Mac ner bushel lower.
The weakness of the other grains fur
nished sufficient motive for a declining
tendency on the part of oats, the close
oeing witn a loss of Jc from Saturday.
Aasn oais were ,c per bushel lower.
Provisions Between the weakness of
grain 'and jthe firmness of hoes it was
difficult for the product to decide. A
middle course was finally adopted.brices
ruling fairly steady and closing 2itfc
lower for January pork. 2fc higher for .
January laro and unchanged lor Janu
ary rigs.
STEAMER SUNK.
One of the 8. B. Plant Line-All on Board
Saved.;
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
wri.nuiKv va, &ept. 30.-The
... u. ui we u. o. nani
line, from New Haven. Conn., for Tam
pa, la, while waiting for the fine
weather to continue her voyage south.
urdggea ancnor during the violent north
gale of last eight and stranded three
milts north of this place and sunk. The
crew of seventeen men and a young
lady (the pilot's niece) were saved by
me steamer s Doats, The furniture and
wrecKage are washed ashore. The
wheel house is gone and the. vessel is
apparently breaking up.
baseTball.
The Beoord of the Gamea Flayed Yesterday.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Philadelphia Philadelphia.10; Brook
lyn
New York New Yoik. 3; Baltimore,
o. isaiiea aarKness.
Washington First game Washing,
ton, 15; Boston, 7. Second game Wash
ington, o; ooston, 10. Called dark-
ness.
, NAVAL STORES MARKETS.
Bt Telegraph to the Morning Star.
New York, September 80,-Spints tur
pentine . Kosm firm and quiet;
strained common to good tl 45011 50.
Charleston, September- 30. Spirits
turpentine nrm ai 2&&c; receipts 26
casks. Rosin firm; good strained $1 10
zo; receipts 303 barrels.
SAVANNAH.September 80,-Spirits tur
pentine firm at 25c; sales 500. casks.
Kosm opened unchanged, closed at an
advance on window glass and water
white, with sales of 2.000 barrels: ABC
$1 15. D 1 25. E $1 30, F fl 85G1 40.
H $1 45. I $1 65. K X 75. M $3 10.
v ou, winaow glass s 00, water white
P017DEB
Absolutely Pure.
A Cream Of tartar K-,4,; -j
Highest of all in leavening streneth!
J u!ttted States Government
fwu neport. .
Boyal Baking: Powder Co.,
v 106 Wall Street, N. T.
I CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
I . .
ROUSING MEETING HELD
IN THE
CITY OF CHICAGO.
Many Prominent Men Present Beaolutlona
Express Sympathy With the' Insurgents
and Call Upon the United Sutea to Bee-
ognise Them as Bellgerents. "
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Chicago, Sept. 80. Surrounded by
patriotic mottoes, with the American
flag as a background, the Declaration of
Independence as .a text book and the
spirit of Liberty as an inspiration. 4.000
persons veiled themselves hoarse to
night in the cause of Cuban independ
ence. There could scarcely have been
more enthusiasm had the meeting been
held in Cuba, itself. Central Music
bail was not big enough to hold all
the sympathizers and there was an
overflow meeting in the auditorium of
the Young Men's Christian Association
building. At both meetings the same
resolutions wen. adopted acd speeches
were meds bv men prominent in civic
affairs, all of whom uncompromisingly
favnrrd the freedom of the little island
in the thraldom of Spain. The resolu
tions .express sympathy for the revolu-
recognize them as belligerents, and asks
ULUCI LUUUU1C3 LVJ JUIU 1U UJCI&lUg 11119
aemana. i ney oegin witn tne oest
known oaraeraoh in the Declaration of
inaepsnaenc ana cna wiin a determi
nation to continue the work begun, at
times by two assemblages. Some of the
T J J
mottoes on the walls were:
"I know not what source others mav
take, but as for me, give me liberty, or
give me death." Patrick Henry. .
"When a long train of '.abuses and
the oeoole under absolute desootism. it
is their right, it is "their duty, to throw
off such government. Declaration of
independence. .
"The moral nrooress of a nenrtle ran
t D i 1
i - . .11 . i , . ,,
sarceiv oeein Liiimev are lnaerjenneni
Martineau.
"There is. however, a limit at whirh
forbearance ceases to be a virtue."
Edmund Burke.
"The history of the present struggle
is a history ot reoeated lniustice and
usurpations, all having in direct object
the Pfitahlishmlnt of an ahsnlntA ttrranntr
. - --J
over this people. Declaration of .Inde
penaence.
"Where liberty dwells, there is my
country. Milton.
The uod who gave us- life, gave ns
liberty at the same time." Thomas
Tpfft-rson
Messages of svmnaths wcw rear) frnm
becator Cullom, Gov. Altgeld, of Illi
nois; Russell A. Alger, Mayor Pingree,
of Detroit;. -Senator Call, of Florida:
Mayor Bdstwickrof Kacksonville, Fla.;
Mayor Caldwell, ofCmcinnati; Mayor
saimocsan, 01 xampa, f la., and others
NearKr every orominent club and rmran
izaticn.in the city was represented on
tn? list oi vice cresinents: trhirh in
eluded also the best known busines and
professional men.
Among tne associations represented
were the Roval Lecion. A. A. R con
federate Associations, Sons of the Re
volution, State Federation of Labor,
Irish American. Scanrlanatrian drmv n
and Afro-American Societies.
Mavor Swift nresiderl at thp mt;nr
at central music tiaii. ia opening the
Droceedines ne made no sneern. nnt tnnir
uitasiun to express nimseu as in mil ac
cora wiLa me mnurmpnr
The first soeaker. Rev. Dr. Rnnunlni
said he was a Spaniard, but he could not
be true to his own country in the face
of its action toward the oppressed.
The dawn of Cuba's redemntion wan al
ready breaking. ' Ah hail a righteous
revolution, a reference made by Dr.
Gansaulusto the inactivity of the ad
ministration met with cheers and up-
roarious aDDiause. ana tne temnpr nf
: I l . .
the audience was evident before ten
sentences had been rnmnlntrrf rr
Gunsaulus was followed by Thomas b!
T"
urvan.
Judge Wm. J. Hina snob nTt !
am here to-night," he began, "neither as
a opaniara nor as a moan, but as an
American, and to voice the sentiment
of every American who wishes success
to Cuba in this struggle tp be free. For
ten years she has, made this struggle
without an exoression of mrmnathv I
them have the exoression of svmnathv
now as eariy as possible in this last
ficht. and let them Irnnv that
at icast is wiuing to oo au in its power.
EX-SENATOR MAHONE
Stricken With .Faralysia-Hla Condition
Critloal.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Washington, September 30. Ex.
Senator Mahone had a stroke of oaral-
. . . .
ysis this morning. ...He has been stop
ping at Chamberlain's Hotel, and thin
morning his son. Butler Mahone. railing
at his father's room, found the General
sun in oca and apparently verv drowse
Not cusDectiner anvthincr vrnn Rni
left the room, and calling again later
found his father still in the same condi
tion-tie became alarmed, and a nhvai-
cian was summoned. After mmimtin.
- WAMW.UOblWU
me doctor pronounced it a case of pa
ralysis, i be right arm is nseless and
the toneue is naralvzr1 so that nk
is linpossioie.
Dr. Fhillips S. Wales, one of the at
tending nhvsiciana rn f?n Ifk
late this afternoon, mated that th. '
erai s condition was critical, owins to
the severity of the attack and his ad
vanced age. The paralysis has spread
to the right leg. Dr. Wales said that
vomiting and effusion in the head, which
have set in, were bad signs and it would
nut us surprising u oen. Mahone died
uciuic morning, ami, mere was a
Chance of an imorovement in hi condi
tion. Mrs. Mahone: who is at her home
in v irginia, has been telegrrphed for.
DEATH OF AN EMINENT MAN.
Hev. Ueo. W. Holland. TV TV v..;
fflewberry College.
By Cable to the Morning Star
Columbia, S. S., Sept. 80. Rev. Geo.
w. Holland, D. D., Ph. D.. died sudden.
ly to-day of heart disease. Dr. Holland
was born in Augusta county, Va., fifty-
seven vears aco. . He orsdn.j
Roanoke Colleo-e in 1RS7 nA ....j.-.j
theology In Union Theoloeical Semi
nary; New York, and in Gettysburg
Seminary. Penna.. graduating from the
latter in I860. Thi 'l. c
r . cai ac was
Mwcusea to Dreacb bv the. Tro
Lutheran Svnod
a cnurcn in Harrisnnhnrtr nnn
. ... ' . IT vrait
" u w i uiucu i ri nnrAiMntA
serving until 1863 when he lost an arm
m mc ixorinern viroif! a ramnaiwr. ai
ter serving lor three years as Professor
. C wasu ucsaac axa all-
uuduo oiiege and six years as
pastor in Harrlconburg. Va rhe came to
-i utn t.aoiir.a in 17S j, o.-.
lessor ol Greek in Newberrw rnii-n
In 1STA i ... . V- - "
r waa cicctea rresiaent ot that
insutution. which nffire he hoM ,
time oi his death, the colfege under his
- .MVU Ob lUC
wtsc management having gained in
standard ana popularity. Dr. Holland
noa a uuiiBoea pent eman an
, , - HM bUllUCUt
-t-ooiaranaoneol the foremost educa-
tors oi tne south.
The insurance fate sarin bui,.j,
if. i . - . "".uiuuuu,
nas oeen declared off by the local
underwriters.
That Joyful FeeUatr
With the exhilirating sense of renewed
ana atrengm ana internal cleanli-
uw, wnicn IOUOWS tbe Use Of Suriir. ol
ngs. is unknown to the few who have
. -.""a-a
"vi Drosressea nevonn the om
medicines and the cheap sujbstitutes
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Buuiciimea orreren tint nano.- i
, null 11J1UI LUCU.
AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
THE
GOVERNMENT YIELDS TO
BRITISH ULTIMATUM.
THE
Viceroy Iiia Degraded by Imperial Decree
The American Commission Will Con
tinue Iaveattga'i?n of the Oatrajiea Upon
Missionaries ' ' -" ' 'X y -
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Washington, . Sept. 80. The State
Department was advised this morning
by Minister Denby, that Viceroy Liu had
been degraded, by an Imperial decree
ismed to-day. The abstract of the de
cree cabled by Mr. Denby shows that
the responsibility for the Cheng-Tu
riots in the Province1 of Sze Chuen,
rests with the officials; that Viceroy Liu
was exceedingly careless and took no
notice of the riots and made no attemDt
to stop the outrages, he is ordered to be
deprived of his office and never again
to rje employed. ,
The American commission will pro
ceed, notwithstanding the 'action, to
conduct its investigation of the riots.
The Secretary of the Navy was advised
that Lieut. Commander Jno. P. Merrell..
of the Baltimore, had been substituted
for Lieut. Commander Barber, as a
member of the commission, the latter
being ill. The other members of the
commission are Consuls Sheridan P.
Read and Fleming Cheshire.
Liu. the Vicferovf annears tn hava
been an official whose constant aim was,
to stir up strife with the missionaries
and seek the good will of the natives,
shnw ricpn mreA ' anil forelorn sntl-
- f " !S
nrents caused these periodical outbreaks
iodine province over wnicn ae.ruiea.
H A has heen r.nnnerteH roith nrrvinns
- .. r. w .
outrages and was compelled to pay the
French an indemnity amounting to
ftftOfl 0(10 from hia rvriwate nnrso irr
yVW.WVV .w M.W -JW WV, . V
crimes committed agaicst French Cath
olics last winter, tie narro"l7 escaped
beinc deoosed at that time. anH nras
nnlo" etaineH heranse he maa Tw-tniilarnrith
some of the leading officials at Pekin,
ano Decause nis services were needed in
matters pertaining to the revenues of the
province.
It is said that the whole government
cf the province of Sze Chuen is impreg
nated with the anti-foreign feeling, so
vigorously exemplified in the jofficial
acts of Liu. h '.
The decradation nf this virrrn4 ia1 hut
one step in the direction of complying
wua me demanas ox tne powers inter
ested in compelling indemnitvfor the
missionary outrages. I
It is believed that Liu's successor will
be Lu, a Viceroy of one of the northern
Drovinces. a man said to he hnnear anH
jnst, and rather inclined- to frfehdliness
toward ioreigners.
Additional demands are nnderstond
to have been made by the British and
American Ministers, and, if they are
complied with, a long step in the direc
tion of reform in the nrovince of Sze
Chuen will have been taken. These
Ministers have, it is understood made a
demand that all examinations for . nm-
motion and appointment to office' shall
cease in.hatprovince for three years.
This ia intended as a blow to the -ffi--
holding class, from which emanates all
the alleged information circulated
among the natives for the purpose of
inciting them to the commission of cut
rages. London; Sept. 30. A dispatch from
Pekin - was received at ' th EVr;n.,
Office this afternodf; confirming the
statement that China had acted favor
ably on the demands of the Marauis of
Salisbury, for the nnnish ment nf Ida
Viceroy, of Sze Chuen. who Sir Nicho
las O'Connor, British Minister to Pekin,
reported was responsible for the out
rages beginning in May. at the mission
staiions in Jheng-Tu, the capital of
SzeCheun.-
The disnatrh TprioH Q, v, A
Office says that the Chinese Official
Gazette has published an Imperial edict
announcing that theVicerovof s rh.,n
has been stripped of his rank for failing
to protect the missionaries, and will
neyer-again be allowed to hold office, so
that his cfrserwill serve as a warning for
all future time to officials who may be
disposed to do wrong. It also denounces
the subordinate officials who failed to
take proper action for the protection of
the missionaries.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Secretary Herbert'- DepartnM for Altbima
Treasury Beoeipta and Exnendituree
Movements of United States War-Snins.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 30. Sec
retary Herbert will leave Waehi
for Alabama on Wednesday night. He
goes South to deliver several speeches
on the currency question.
The State Department has received
no report or compliant concerning thef
alleged landing W
(1 waMHaaiu iwg vu
the Florida Keys in search of filibusters.
Ane ireasury statement of receipts
and expenditures to be issued to-morrow
will show a anmin fnr tho mn.U
r . r- -w- biw iuuuiu
of September of nearly 83.000.000.
iU J?? figures the receipts were
S27.o00.000. and exnenditnrea C91 Rfin
000. As com Dared with last Sent emh.'.
the receiDtS were nar1 ; Ann nnn
- mj vv.vruv.uuu
ereater and exnenditnrea 44 rnn nnn
Receiots from CtlStnma - iron eliV1n
. nw.i. wlI(Ubiy
less than those of last Seotember. and
from internal revenue they were nearly
double. The. frreatear : -
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ditures was in the civil and mi.reiia.
neous account, whirh d ic. k i
43,000.000 than that of last Seotemher.
The Cruiser Pinrinnoti ::
off the Florida coast watrhin fili
busters, reached Cedar Keys to-day
from Key-West.
J The Navy Department is advised of
the departure of the Asiatic squadron
from Che Foo. The Baltimore has gone
to Naeasaki. the vSrbtnn,n
m t? own l5c, Concor1 1 Shanghai.
uuducipma nas gone from Sail
Francisco tn Pnrt An.i- . . .
" r" - "us. x ac norm
Atlantic squadron ia at T.T7n Ho,
Bay, and the training ehin (o.. i
gone to Cadiz.
LIFE INSURANCE FAILURE.
j.ne valley Mntnai nt xr..i. t.
Had
Many Polioy Holders in North
Carc-
Una.
By Telegraph to the Mornine Star
KICflMOND, VA., Sent. 30. A Stann.
ton special to the Disiatch: Th Val
ley Mutual Life Association of Virginia,
caanerea Dy tbe Circuit Court of Au
gusta. September 3rd, 1878, by its deed
mane September 27th, but recorded to-
uay.uas assigned its assets to J, D.
y " iviuucue, oi
uuenduaoan, president of the associa-
iion. is tne maker of the deed, on be
naif of the association and the trnstA u
the arsociate secretary of the association.
The property cooveyed consits of other
caiase, ana tne Duilding of the asso
ciation, situated in Staunton, together
with office fixtures, furnishings, printing
nuu uiiu8C5 in action. All credi
tors are to De nain nut ni id. t.,m,A u
rata without preference. -
i ne net assets of the Valley Mutual
are about $11,250 and its liabilities $180,-
w. ip sue snape oi unpaid death losses.
iuc Liinjnsnv naa mant. ha uu
t -t i ...Mu , pvti.y uuiu'
ers m Virginia and North Carolina.
When Baby was stcfe, we gave her CastortA.
When she waa a Child, she cried for Castorla.
. When she became Miss,, she cliing to Castoria,
When sh ho t Children. shF rsmtw nmmttm. '
corbbttwzsimmonb
Neectlationa in Proareia For the Fls
Negotiations in Progress For the Fight to
Come Oir in Mexioo. . -By
Telegraph to the Morning Star. .
San Antonio, Sept. 80. It was
learned here to-day that negotiations
have been quietly in progress tor several
days between the Florida Athletic Club
and railroad officials in Mexico, look
ing to the pulling off ot the
Corbett-Fitzsimmons "fight In that
country -, across the river from
Eagle Pass , or at some other point
below these on the line of the Mexican
TfitrnoHnnAl rnaH in nu it mam fntmA
AMM. W, . W V mm W U U W
impossible to have it at Dallas or in the
Indian icrruury. it is siciicu tudt tuc
Governor oi Cahuila, Mexico, guaran
tees nrntwtmn tn the fiorhtera - ,
President Stewart writes a friend here
that he will positively pull the fight off
somewhere on November 1st, if the
principals are alive and ready to meet
each other." . : x
Fitzsimmons left for Corpus Chnsti
this afternoon. He was asked this morn
ing if he was willing to fight in Mexico.
He replied that he had not vet been con
sulted in the matter but that he is
ready to meet Corbett on any spot on
earth, and if the fieht does not come
off at Dallas he will demand his $25,000
forfeit money.
SEISMIC PHENOMENA.
Eirthquskes in the Ocean Off the Coast of
Mexioo.
By Telegraph to tbe Morning Star.
, St. Louis. Sepj, 80. A special from
Uaxaco, Mexico, says that word comes
from Pinotepa, that seismic phenomena
continues there. At one place the earth
quake in the ocean haye been so violent
as to destroy the beach, and the waves
have rolled up to the walls of neighbor
ing ranches.
Great drought has accompanied these
aiarmmg manuestaitons ano tne iarmers
are nearly ruined. Fishermen dare not
go out to sea, as earthquakes have been
continuous tor many days, l hey say a
volcano is forming under the ocean.
Priests have ordered that the church
bells be rung and prayers offered implor-
s j ...
mg divine mercy.
S. C CONVENTION
Camo Near Passing a Woman's Ban? age
Amendment to the Constitution,
By Telegraph to the Morning Star,
Columbia, Sept. 80. This has been
the first day since the Constitutional
Convention that the calendar was even
near'.y through. It has been distinctly
a routine day in every sense of the
word. Two more articles, those on the
impeachments and amendments, neither
loaded with any dynamite, oassed the
third reading. The rest of the day was
devoted to sections of the reoort of the
committee on miscellaneous matters.
Everything calculated to bring about a
fieht was oassed over. The matter nf
divorces will probably come up to-night.
ine convention came dangerously near
passing a woman's suff rage clause this
morninsr oeiore realizing what it meant
but the trouble was seen in time.
TEXAS LEGISLATURE
In Favor of Immediate Passage of . a Law
Making Prias Fighting a Felony. "
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
austin, sept. SO. There are very
few members of the Legislature in tbe
city and it is not probable that a quo
rum will "be here to-morrow when the
special session begins. From those who
have arrived, however, it has been learn
ed that the general sentiment is in favor
of the immediate passage of a law mak
ing prize fighting a felony. The Legis
lature will, it is sard, be In session thirty
days, as Gov. Culberson will lav other
matters before it, among them the re
commendation of a law making gamb
ling a felony. .
WARM Wl RELETS.
A premature explosion occurred in a
rock quarry, near Independence, Mo., at
6 o'clock Sunday night, five men and a
boy losing their lives.
Prof. Wm. C. Robinson, of the Yale
law school, has accepted the position of
Dean of the Department of Sociology at
the Catholic University, Washington.
Near Basic City. Va., Lawrence Craw
ford, colored, was arrested yesterday for
criminally assaulting a colored girl nine
j" ui age. x nere is consiaeraDie talk
oflynchine.
A fatal runaway accident occurred
Sunday in Halifax county, Va. Miss
Laura Barksdale. danohter nf Rv ai.
bert Barksdale, was killed and Miss
Annie Mclvor was seriously, hart, being
uidggca over tne ground lor some dis
tance. Richard W." Card well, who was re
cently indicted in Richmond. Va., for
making false entries in the books of the
Siate Bank, was arrested there yesterday
on his return from Norfolk and bailed in
ice sum ci $3,000.
The third and last game of cricket
matches between the team nf th nrUrH
ana Cambridge Universities and the
rnuaaeipma cricketers, was finished at
Haverford, Pa., yesterday afternoon, the
.home players winnirTgbyaa inning and
89 runs.
Mrs. Aikin, wifeoLJ. H. Aikin,' one
urnc secretary ot the Tennessee Club.
returned to . Memphis yesterday and
gave bond in the sum of $5,000 on a
charge of murder. She treated Mrs.
Wade in childbirth according to Chris-
, au ouicBge Metnoas, and the patient
died. ,
KNOWLEDGE
Brings, comfort and improvement ano
tcEds to personal enjoyment when
rightly ased. The many, who' live bet
ter than others ad snjoy life more, with
less . expenditure by more promptly
adapting: the world's best products to
tlE!fr flfrls ilf tl 0ni!tl KdTTl. anil nffnn
the value to. health of the" pure liquid
!iixaiive principles emoraceo in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Ita excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties-of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
ana t)rmn.nfint.lv anrina 'Yinatint.tn -
J ..VWW W.
' It has given satisf action to millions and
a. JiL 1 m , t -a. -
uiec witu tn approval 01 tne medical
profession, because it acts op the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and$l bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose hame is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will no
Accept any substitute if offered. ,
x BUSINESS LOCALS.
(W"Wottci Fot Kent or Sale, Lost and Found
Wants, and other short miaceflaneooa advertisements
l.i ,-.1 1 ruMttmmt. la lttm.AA Wwinatwil tvtM.
on first or foorth page, at Pnbliaher'a option, for 1
taken for less than SO cents.
JOBS DO HmUKB
terras, posrtfalyL4
laaayaaos.
Wanted, a firit-class eook, either white or col
ored. Apply at No. 411 North Front street oct 1 St
Vocal Music. Mrs. WiC H. Shaw will gTe
lessons in Singing by note. For term! and informa
tion apply at 81 North Fourth street. sep 28 Dt
, ITt Make blar montv aellinar onr Electric Tele
phone. Best seller on earth; ;Sent a'l complete ready
to set up; Hnes of any distance. A practical Electric
Telephone. - Onr agents making 15 to $10 a day easy.
Everybody buys; Big money without work. ' Prices
low. Any one can make 7S per month. Address W.
P. Harrison & Co. , Clerk No. 11, Colnmbus, Chio.
..sepSitf - - -.
. Bleyele for tale cheap on easy payments. For
information call at C. E. Gordon's Store, sep 21 tf
Electrical Eicvcle Bells aoDlied to Erclea bv
Howard & King, No; 101 Front and Market streets.
m .
sepSitf
. Feaura Another consignment of 21 barrels
Georgia Pean. Floor, Meat, Meal, Crackers, (Cheese
and Groceries of all kinds at lowest prices. Nefll Mc-
Klnnon, No. 8 Sooth Water street. cSl
; -Beei on draught and any drink known to Ameri
can or French Salooni&ts. Free lunch from eleven a,
m. nntS one o'clock and from five to seven o'clock p.
m., at A. P. Levy's French Cafe, Princess street. .
sepBtf
Frank McNeill, Attorney at Law. Office ia the
Smith buildioff un-stairs. Princess street. Wflmincrton.
N. C. Will practice in this, Richmond, Robeson and
adjoining counties. . augxStf
Tbe celebrated pale KyEoauer Be;r! Sold only
by F. Richter, Wilmington, N. J.
' : ' ft-
WILMINGTON InteBgence Bnreao, Wilmington,
N.C. Still in the lead for servants. Want one girl.
White, German preferred, who will work for $8 per
month, where the will have a home. R. B. Reardon,
Prop. . jr7tf
Photographa. U. C. Ellis, at No. 114 Mariet
street, for the latest style, best quality, finest finished
and lowest-priced Photographs S1.O0 rer dozen. TJ.
C. ELLIS. c81
.- : ' ; '
Baaketa, Vegetable Baskets for the shipment of
Peas, Beans, Cncambers, etc. For sale at Jno. S.
McEachern's Grain and Feed Store 11 Market
Karden. P. H.. has In stack burctea. mad
Carts and harness of all kinds. Repairing done by
kuubi worajaea uu mam BOOOS. Vpposite nc
Coert Hobk x tin
EYerybody Who Wears
WILL DO WELL TO CALL ON
MERCER ArEYAHS,
at the Old Stand of H." C. Evans, on
Princess street, before purchasing
elsewhere. We have some EXCEL
LENT BARGAINS always on
hand, which it will pay you to 'see.
Call early and often on
Mercer & Evans,
ang!8tf , 115 Princess, St.
Mullets.
10 Barrels
September Mallets,
Packed in 100 jb. Northern barrels.
FOR SALE LOW. .
Write for quotations.
Large Siock of Jobacco and
Cigars at Close Figures.
SAMUEL BEAR, Sr.,
sep22 tf 12 Market St.
1 3-4 ID.. 2 ID. ani 2 1-4 ID.
Hew ArroiTies,
August and September
DELIVERY AT LOWEST PRICES
Get our prices before buying.
worth & Worth.
Wholesale!
rocers.
joly 87 tf
Tie Wiliiiigtoii. Step Lanndry,
fJORNE FRONT ANlJppE STREETS, ' I
under the nunaiement of L. Dvckmsn. of
Dyckmin, of
new Korlt, is now turning otit good work. Onr wagon
M x' nd rranxed that we can cany those big
wuu. uccvcj on ine iaaies wants two at a tune, we
nave a sewing knacbiae for repairing, and a girl to
mend the clothes. 1
X7 1 a .j .1 1 . 1 i . r . .
ic uiwim uio hike EUKnue I or ironing
white wing and turn down cdllars without crsckinK.
and those that are cricked will come ont with a prr-
have complainea of for sometime, and we are sow
able to remedy Jthe evil. Tryli the Wilmington Steam
Laundry, Front and Orange streets.
J. T. HARPER, Prop'r
L. L, DYCKMAN, Manager. . sept 82 tf
Foreclosi
e Sale.
OVlSIOKS OP THE
TY VIRTUE OF THI F
power of sale edetained in a
lain mortgage made by
Daniel Hall ahd wife. Amaaria.
Building and Lfan Association! duly re
itered on the
rccoras or new uanover (Jonnty in
look No. K
rages 3 65, tje undersigned ffl expose for sale ti
ine nignest DSBder at Public Auction, for cash, on
M., at the Iftnt door of thq Court House, of the
county of New Hanover, in the city of Wilmington,
..s aiauuicu uiupcity, iu-wii : Beginning
in the northern hne of Woosteu street, 41 feet west of
the westernline of Thud street, runs thence west
with said lioji of Wooster street) Hyi feet, thence north
parallel wltB Third street 66 feet, thence east parallel
S'? c!os.,fr ,treeI lect thence south parallel
Thirdjtreet 68 feet to the beginning, being part
JOHN D. BELLAMY, Jr. !
Attorney for Mortgagee,
till oct 12 -s.
'1896.
t to Remind Yon
hat you can't help being
Ifyohi will have your JPrescriDtiori
work oone bv
JAS. D. NUTT,
- The Druggist.
serf
15 tf
Cheese Cheese.
BOXES FINS CREAM CHEESE IN
Bagging
Sept. 91 j
1 1
Rrnrr fit
. a 1 i " ' , . '
veT'19!''l. B. F tlprn T
!
WHEti ADTDLI11 COLIES
NEW STYLES
Come with it, and every man in town
with any Idea of Dress comes to as
for styles as a matter of course.
,The best ready-made Suits is only
a travesty of correctness. It isn't
even a clever masquerade. Banish
all Ready-made misfits from yonr
wardrobe, and get something
Stylish and Handsome
produced to order and faultless in fit
. tt . mm - -
ana correct in every aetaii or worfe
mapship. .We Fit Our Customers,.
That's our rule, and it stands like
rocK Dottom.
The belated Summer Suits has
now no place in the wear of the gen
tleman of style, who if not already
orovided for the Fall maVps nn rflav
We are making np Suits to order
ttm.-l mt r m
irom ifi.jL.xo ana up.
Pants made to order for $3.00.
And before. you condemn our goods
come and look and compare them
with others.
G fi. GORDON,
Northeast Cor. Front and Market St.
sep2Itf
The Best Engiiieer
Of This Day and Time of Close
Competition
Is the man that makes a sneers. W
have been the chief MirinMrii nf nnr
Racket Store for eight years; have
rearea it irom a tman shop to a large
wholefale and retail store, doing more
business fnr the cash than tn nthr
store in the city. Onr store looks like a
genuine Ntw York store and run on the
same principles.
We are making special efforts to sell
Carpets, Matting, Rugs, Potiers and Art
Squ .res, Lace Curtains and Shades. We
uavc uusca a contract ana agency witn
one of the largest mills and factories in
New York to handle their cargets direct
between them nnr! th rnninm.r XXTm
.have 150 different samples in Moquets.
velvets, tsoaav Kruaseia. ino-rain tvc.
tries of all kinds. We will sell you a
Carpet and measure the room and have
it made to fit free of charge for making.
Come and see these samples and learn
the prices and take a look at our Car
nets of all kinds. We have a lanre ntnrfc
on hand. Fine Rrnssels at 48 and 65c;
in Moauets at 80c and tl: Hnmn at
15, 18 and 20c Rugs of all sizes and
kinds. Cloaks anil Wrana Mir r&na
- - - wr.
from SO each, nn tn iQ.fi fin- ni R
goods at $8.50 up. Cloaks from $1.00 up
w i9.ov cacn. aiso a Dig stocK ot Men s
and Boys' Clothing. Childrens' school
dress. Ladies' silk waists at 85c each.
Mens' snits frnm S Rfl nr i
Come to see ns at 118 .North Front
street, opposite Urton House.
i .-
Braddy & GaylordsTrop.
of Wilmington's big Racket Store,
sep 82 tf i
J. f. NORWOOD, . TOOMER1
President
Cashier.
W. C. C0KEE, Jr, Ass'tCashier.
Atlantic National Bank,
Wilmington, N. O,
.... o,0 . MTInlrofl
WUWlU mattU UU PlUfCU 00"
curity at Lowest Ratesl
Ufl TUTmrsii Dim nil snTirinaTinn
11U lllllJUiJUl IJliil Urt UrirUOllO.
All Cash Collections remitted for
on day of receipt. Accounts of in
dividuals, firms, banks and other cor
porations solid; ed. Promptness,
accuracy and safety guaranteed.
Julytl, July 11, Julyll
18 8. 1894. 1896.
Surplus and Net Piofits. . $15,958 $39,049 $40,113
Premiums on U. S. Bon 's, 4,140 None. None
Banking House, Sc....... 15,600 15,603 18,600
Deposit..... 823.0-0 470,000 510.0C0
Dividends paid past two years, 6
per cent, per annum.
Last installment of capital paid in
October, 1892. aug 11 tf
Franl H Stetlmaii Jas. S. Worth.
Stedman & Worth.
INSURANCE.
Fire and Life.
?ffi,ce at BaWng House of the
Wilmington Savings and Trust
Company jan 25 tf
FALL
DRESS
GOODS.
We have received two hundred
pieces NEW GOODS. They are
fresh from the looms and represent
the most attractive lines in the mar
ket. We are adding new lines every
day, determined to give the people
" -
of Wilmington the latest novelties
- -
produced
That are going to school will find the
largest line of NEW GOODS in the
city on our counters, and they can
select their Fall Dresses before their
departure.
A Few Hew ArriYals.
Wool and Mohair Suitings.
This textile is an admixture of Mo
hair and Wool in solid and mixed
Golors, 60c per yard.
Wool and Raw Silk,
Fiarured with Black Araha en hac
which tone down the color medlevs
in the ground work, the latter being
a mixture ot silfc and Wool, 45c , per
yara.
Plaid Serges.
We have twentv-five difTrnt nat. I
. . , - T" r .
terns with combinations of Elluet and
Gold, Green and Heliotrope Reseda
and Old Rose, Olive Green and
Brown, Gold and Blue, Golden
Brown and Blue Black, Sky Blue and
urown, bU and 75c per yard.
Black and Blue Sponge Serge
The best material for Skirts 85c Per
yard
Pan ft v UTaTioit Sm'fin
mm wwmm.vj "VMMrM mm? IU ViUg Ol
85 cents ner varrl 1
Cravanette
In Black and Blue, 60-inch in
$1.50 per yard.
width,
Silician Mohairs
Are durable and pretty. They ap
. " . r -m- -r I
pear m seasonable weights - m I twills
and other neat effects j at $1.25 per I
peal
and c
yard.
Fancy Figured Black Mohairs
At 50 cents per yard. j
Plaid Flannel Suitings
"For Children's Cloaks 37c a yardv
Plaids. Silk Finished
Exclusive natterns. with pnmhinai- i
t?nn; nf "Rrnwn anrT "Rln Tilart anrl
Red, Green and Yellow, Green and
Black, Blue and Black, Magenta and
Brown, only $1.00 per yard. ;
A. D.
Successor to BRO WN & RODDICK
No. 29 North Front St. I
Sep 15 tf . I
jjjy DRESS GOODSt f
TSI : t. tt..,, . , . I
-.tally ciiiivais ui xaii ana winter i
Dress finorls di nc , .,11 "IJ;! one
for samples before ourchasino-. Wo I
wMwa A W M3 U ail Ul - Mr 1 1 in
offer for the week
o - r . I -
I auu
ges.
A Storm Serge,
M , It '
86 inches wide, 20c, worth 35c
25
43
89
69
45
" " " 44
" French Serge, 40
" ,? 50
SO
75
65
49
75
. We some Aort lengths in Serges and Htnri-
makab cheap" mC "e tte ,ng n
HENRIETTAS.
A 36 Inch, plain Henrietta, 15 c, worth 25c
sS - " '- 23 "86
w u-wool " 83V4 " 40
' fin ii ii i. II . 'Ji
A beautiful piece of black Mohair 40-!nch. 45c
woith 65c
1c?neIli e onr line of Changeable Dress Goods
Crepons, Silk finish, this week at 18c AfuUstock
Krauuaica uucoes witn Dngnt and dainty fig
ures, 6 and 7c Bargains still racing in our Do
mestic department, . Youre ete..
J. H. REHDER S CO.
'Phone 118 Fourth Streeet Bridge
tf U purchases of $8 and over. :
aQd
aaaaaBMBHaaM N
Young Ladies
X
BROWN
Execntor's Notice. cyc,e shou,d have
JJAYING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTORS OF
the last wfll and testament of Isabella J. Freeman,
deceased, all persons indebted to said estate arTi!
qnenea to make immediate payment of same. All
ZZTZIa 7 " . ir alnsc "i estate are hereby
notified to present the same on or before the 16th day
S!An A- -.J898.or.this notice wUl be plead m
tTi". i recoraT- v-iauns against the eitate can
be left with onr attorney MirT Ricand 4 WeUl
and ad payment, by those indebted to the estatecan
be made to onr said attorneys.
This 15th day of August, 1896.
. MANN,
EFt?f the " tment ofiaSeUi T.
- " . ang 15 6r
Schools ' and Colleges.
'.'The Manof Galilee P.
DDRXSSES BY HON, GIO. R. WIND-
T.TWn . Jr - J . . ..
ml .-""I1 owoenr. i . m. L.. Auditorium.
Wednesday, October 2nd. 8.80 sharp. Poors open at
8 o'clock, Seat, at Yates' Tuesday. ' 1
- JowY. M. C, A.VS5i a year, and set free
ket. ia tn we - gg st
Miss AMemaiit .Select Mool.
pHIS SCHOOL WILL REOPEN ON THE
fiClt MondsaV in Octnhsr ffVtnkar ?.t, onK ' . t
-a, . v MARY ALDERMAN,
r ept S3 8t tu tn th sa
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL UCMMi
THIRTEEN YEARS.
Rev. Daniel Morrellek A. ,
luuiy-aum oo) annual ses-
tonol this Scho1 win beSin (v- D-K
Tuesday, the . first of qctoberfX
proximo.
sep 20 2w
Cape I-ear Academy,
OORD SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 16 h.
Full course for Business or College. Capable and
proficient male teachers. Certificates of . school ad
mits pupils to N. C. University. For catalogue &c,
apply to W. CATLETT.
"P1 120 N. Fifth St.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT x
TJM1VEBSITY OP VIRGUria,
dtarloueaville, Va,
Electivecour es leading to the B. S degreein Civil,
Mining, or MechanicaK Engineering, Chemistry.
Natnrai History, and so on. Weil equipped labora
tories of Phyno, Mechanics. Chemistry and Biology
Astronomical Observatory. Natural Hi tory Museum.
For catalogue, address
WM. M. THORNTON, LL. U.,
aug2013t
tu th sa
Chairman.
William and iVIary. College,
WHllamsbiirg, Va.
TOARD FROM $13 TO $15 PER MONTH."
x.
xniiton tee tor tall session $17 50. Medical fee- $3.
Students willing to teach two years in tbe public
schools pay only the Medical fee and are charged $10
permonth for board; fuel, light andwashiol. Fulf
collegiate course next seuion begins October 3rd, 1895.
Send for Catalogue. --A.
LYON G 'TYLER. M. A.. LT. T)
jnly26Snv-'
fri tu
President.
PEACE
InstltnteforYoiiogLadies
Bi LEIGH, R C.
Itistiebest, Bard,;tion, one music and to
hours practice for $875 a year. . :
ie22 3m JiSPlNWnDIE. M. A., Principal.
A Wane Imminoni !r Un Cm.iU
.4'
" iu to iiiiiilillClll III I C OUULIIi
A Royal Feast the Bakers had,
And toasts were spoken fa'terr
louder.
Till all by one consent hurrahed
rfcllaier & Lee's Baking Pow-
der.
!P. Cox" spread his spangled tail
un.A T..V.U" u: i i.
uuuu-iui.il uia uursc-saoe nung
.0ne SPoSS dipped in his little pail.
wnne "sea-Jboam s praise was
sung too high,
Old "Horseford" trotted in his horse,
"Patapsco" tapped his big drum
louder,
While "Royal" bad to bow, of course,
To Dozier & Lee's Baking Powder.
Sold at wholesale by Dozier &
; Lee, and by the retail 'trade gener
ally Weight one pound, and quality
guaranteed, and a silver spoon given
awaywith each box for 10 cents.
Hey diddle, diddle, the cat and the
fiddle.
The cow jumped over the moon,
WW JULL1UCU UVCt LUC UJUOIJ,
And while in the air, a notion quite
queer z
Occurred to her cowship, and soon
While she was descending, the eagle
ascending,
His feathesa shining like silk,
She said Mr. Bird, who has ever
heard
Of an eagle bird giving good milk?
Upon, him she pounced, his eagle
ship flounced,
But she kicked 'the poor bird
without mercy,
And made him admit that he hadn't
' the grit
To keep up a fight with the Jersey.
Tersey Milk beats Eagle Brand
and is sold for itist nn half th nrlo
Kt Tinlm. T t t- z. j -r
satisfied return it and get yonr money
back. 10c per can. aug 18 tf
Wanted $10,000.
Gilt-edge security. Wri'e to
J. HICKS BUNTING,
Y. M. C. A. Building, .
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Yes, we want $10,0C0, but we don't want to borrow
it. ' We don't want to beg it and we don't want to
,teallt Wejustwan:iamakiUinaconfieofy
We don't wast tn rnimlnfmr TTnM C..
secnri'jr of goods at
reasouaDie margin of profit. If we don't male a
v got ra starve or steal. The
, j .
the penitentiary and the other carries
3L5"Ki! wr not anxious to take op our
We don't and we won't ran a cheao Tohn druir shon
""'Peyeuwniie,
and aacritif nmiit
for price. Quality ranks first
price rouows.
r "Mftg, a su UCIHVG ,
lnices know where to go to.
Bunting's Pharmacy.
Those who wish cheap Medicines they know where
to gato, too. . sep8tf
For Lady Bicyclers.
We have just received a handsome
lot of
Canvas Leggings
In Pearl and Tan colors for Ladies.
Something: Hew
what every lady who has a Bi-
Price 75 Cents.
Geo. R. French & Sons.
aul5tf . ,
Hew River Oysters.
J-tST RECEIVED AND SERVED IN ANY
style at reduced prices at Atlantic Inn.
GIESCHEN BRO'S,
"P1281 . Proprietors.
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