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I Weather Bureau.
I Wilmington. N. C, March 8. )
Meteorological data lor yesterday :
Temperature: S a. m.. 64: 8 p. m., 61";
maximum, 71; minimum, 69; mean 66.
Rainfall for the day, .01; rainfall lor
the month up to date, 0.01.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY. . '
Fain slightly colder; northwesterly
winds. - ". ' . ;
The storm centre has moved across
the Like regions to the St. Lawrence
vaiiey. '
. The pressure has continued to rise in
ths West and the centre of fiigh pressure
j is now located ia the Missouri valley. It
is accompanied by moderately cold
weather, with temperature fifteen to
twenty degrees below the season's aver
age, Ia the Southwest the temperature
has risen. East of the Mississippi there
has been a general, fall in temperature,
except on the Atlantic coast.
por Sunday, fair weather is indicated
in all portions of the country, with a'di
minishing cloudiness in the Lake regions
and New England and nearly clear skiei
in other sections. Somewhat lower tem
perature will prevail in the Atlantic
coast districts and the Lake region and
the changes will be shght.in other dis
tricts. " :'
f OUTLINES.
An attempt was raide in the Ken
tucky Legislature to elect Secretary Car
lisle Senator, but the scheme failed.
- The American Tobacco Company
will issue $2,000,000 of treasury stock
The Southern ' Railway will build
shops costing $225,000 near Salisbury.
The Tadge in a divorce case in
Kansas City reproved the defendant for
not using a Run to defend his honor.
-The North Carolina Republican
State Convention will meet in Raleigh
March 18:h. The talk of war be
tween Spain and the United States adds
joy to the Cubans; the Spanish mer
chants in Havana have abandoned the
idea of boycotting American goods; the
Spaniards are reported to have mas
sacred thirteen non-combatants at
Oalita. A police sergeant at Dan
. ville, Vai, was shot three tlmesand prob
ably fatally wounded by a negro prisoner.
The French newspapers concur in
the opinion that Great Britain and Ger
many must aid Italy in some . practfcal
way. The daughter of Mr, John
Habn, near Geneva, Ala., was burned to
death by her dress catching fire from
hurning brush; Mrs. Jonn Odom, a
feeble old lady living four miles north of
Birmingham, Ala., fell in the fireplace
and was terribly burned, both eyes being
burned from their sockets; another
woman living in the west end of the
county, while burning trash, caught fire
from the sparks and was fatally burned;
- she had laid her two-months-old baby
on the ground and was forced to watch
three large hogs devour the infant alive
while she was suffering the dsath agonies
herself. - A laree number of stu
dents at Cadiz were prevented from at
tacking the American consulate by the
oolice: there is a ereat deal of -anti-
American aeitotion in Madrid - and
the Government fears 'a renewal
of the hostile demonstration.
New ,York markets Money on call
nominal at 33 per cent.; cotton was
steady; middling gulf IJi c; middling
7c; Southern flour dull and easy; com
mon to extra fair $3.403.00 good to
choice $3.003.80; wheat spot. dull and
lower; Np. 2 red in store and at elevator
80c; afloat 81Jc; corn spot inactive
and easy; No. 2 at elevator 88f40c,
afloat 4041c; spirits turpentine quiet
and steady at 29X29c; rosin quiet
and steady; strained, common to good
tU01.75.
Archbishoo Kearick. who aiea a
few days ago at St. Louis, was ninety
years of age. He had been bishop
of the diocese of- Missouri over fifty
years, and was beloved by people of
all denominations.
According to the American Agri
culturistthe farmers of this country
have still on hand 134,000,000
bushels of wheat and 1,061,000 0Q0
bushels of corn. And planting trme
is not very far off.
The recent defeat of the Italian
army ia Abyssinia was a terrible
butchery. , It is reported that 5,000
Italians were killed and that put of
270 officers only 40 survive. ; King
Menelek had i00,00.0!men under him
and the Italians mistook his strength.
VOL. LVIL-NO. 143.
Mr. Waldorf Astor. f ormerlv of New
York, now of Lbndoo, has a $25,000
damage suit on hand, broueht bv
Lady Somerset The s Pall 'Mall
Gazette remarked i a speaking ot a
certain ease "that . Ladv Snmort
would drive any one mad." When
the lady read this she got hop
ping mad and fortwith proceeded to
meatus damage suit. - x-v-VV:..-;.
Some of the Western Senators and
Representatives seem disposed to
jump on Hon. Grover Cleveland with
both feet simply because he inno
cently expressed the opinion in that
missionary meeting at Carnegie Hall,
New York", that their v bailiwicks
didn't have a surplus of religion and
that- a few missionaries mirht find
useful employment out there.
Spain had better be careful how
she permits her idiots to barn Amer;
ican . flags. When the people of
Leadville, Colorado, heard about the
burning of ourflag over there, they
instanter rummaged around, raked
out an old Spanish flag and inciner
ated it with a gusto, and then a
gusto' wind blew the ashes away.
The New York Medical Record has
made a tenstrike with the man who
likes to take his morning nap, by
asserting, and quoting insane ex
perts to support it,, that "early rising
is conducive to insanity. It might
go further and say that people who
persist in rising very early were born
insane.
The United States District Court
in California has decided that a
Chinaman who had the foresight to
come to this country to be born, is
not subject to the exclusion act and
may leave this country and return
without a special permit, or slipping
in by the back way.
Dr. Floto .of San Francisco, Cal.,'
who is 94 years old, has get so in the
habit of doctoring people that he
keeps right on at it as if he had just
begun.
HEW AD 7ittTlSJ&aLEI!7T3.
Bowden Lithia Water. ;
Sam'l Bear. Sr Safes.
D O'Connor For rent. ' -
J H Rehder & Co Free. '
Cash Paid for beeswax.
Jas D Nutt Open all day.
Notice - Farmers' Institute.
J H Hardin Fine extracts. -Carl
Mvgge You and me.
W B Cooper Free Freights.
R R Bellamy & Co Beans.
HALL& Pearsall Molasses.
Notice Carolina Yacht C'uX
Johnson & Fore Spring goods.
Junius Davis Executor's notice.
Mercer & Evans "Ball bearing."
Tho3. C MclLHENNY-Comer's sale.
G R French & Son lust received.
Meeting Plantagenet Cbmmandery.
Atlantic Nat'l Bank Lib'l loans
Braddv & Gavlord Ever onward.
Alderman Hardware Co-Cash talks i
J W MurchisON Agricl implements
W E Springer & Co The Chicago.
L A Bethune Sampson Democrat.
Wil. Sav & Trust Co. A few hours
before day.
1TXW BUSISiSiS LOCALS, ,
Do you speculate?
Bulbs H E Newbury.
C D Jacobs Best groceries.
Street Railway Schedule.
Elocution Few more pupils?
PERSONAL' PARAGRAPHS
Pertinent PutsrtDiii Ferulnlna ranoi-
MU, m f wan wm. " m
Mr. Jas. K. Collier left yester
day evening for New York city.
Mr. S. L. Patterson, of Raleigh,
was a visitor in the city yesterday;
Mr. B. B. Lyon, of Atlanta, is
in the city, stopping at The Purcell.
Mr. M. C. Richardson, solicitor
for this district, and wife are in the city.
Miss Blanche Fentress returned
from a visit to Raleigh and Wilson yes
terday. '
Mr. S. A. Townsend, of Phila
delphia, is in the city, a guest at ine
Purcell. , .
Mr. H.C. Yopp will leave to
morrow for Salisbury, N. C on a ousi-
. .
ness visit. r- -.
Mr, C. G. Talbird, of Atlanta
was in the city yesterday, registerea ai
The Purcell." -
Mr. L, Tate Bowden, injured
several weeks ago, is reportea asgrau
ually improving. :
Mr. ' S. A. Schloss, who has
been in New York . lor several wee
past, has returned. ;
Mr. J. McK. Tolar has re--
turned from a business trip mrougn
Eastern North Carolina.
Mr. Thos! P. VanOrsdell, who
has been ill for some days, was reported
as much improved last night.
Mr. Carl W. Polvogt, of the
firm of C. W. Polvogt & Co., nas re
turned from a visit to Northern markets
to purchase a Spring stock of dry
goods. v"; - .
. Messrs. A. A. McLean, N, C;
A. E. Stevens, Southport; K. C. Barrett,
Florence; W. F. Massey. : Raleigh; .J.
W. Oakes, Falton; W.-Hi French, Rocky
Point, were among the arrivals in the
city yesterday. . .
Housekeepers who want servants
are in ine naon u4'j
needs from the Star's want column.
Are you looking for a situauonr
The Star's want column will bring
yon
eh hst results, une ceui. a
wora. unr, no
than 20 cents -
ad. taken for
less
. LOCAL DOTS.
Items of Interest Gathered Here
and There and Briefly Noted.
There was six feet water in the
tiver at Fayettevttle Friday at 8 a. m.
- Jas. D. Nntt's pharmacy will
be kept open to-day. "v
- ; The Criminal Circuit Court,
Judge Meares presiding, wtll convene
to-morrow at 10 a. m. -
Local, forecast: Fair and de
cidedly "colder to-day; northwesterly
winds. . . -
The Norwegian steamer Bratton,
from the West Ind ies with , a cargo of
bananas for New York, put in at this port
yesterday for coal.
: The steamer. Croatan left New
York yesterday evening for Wilmington
with the undamaged portion of the cargo
of the steamer Geo. W.Clyde.
The Wilmington Street Railway
Company is having its Summer cut
painted and put in good condition, and
will begin, to-day a ten minutes schedule.
V- The annual meeting of the Car
olina .Yacht Club will be held Monday
evening, March 18, at 8 o'clock, in the
room of the Board pi Audit and Finance
at the City Hall. ; - - -
The chimes of Fifth Street M.
E. church were taken down and shipped
back to Baltimore yesterday by Mr. Jas.
G. Wiley, the representative of the Mc-
Sbane Bell Foundry of that city, who
came here to superintend the work,
Mr. S. L. Smith, the tinner, has
been engaged for the past two weeks
making delinters for use in the new fac
tory at the foot of Queen street. The
delinters are made of galvanized iron;
they will be ready to be pat in by Wed
nesday. - ;' , -
Mr. L. Peterson, of Kelley's
Cove, Bladen county, reported to the
police authorities yesterday that he was
robbed abcut 8 o'clock in the morning
by three negroes, on Surry street near the
W.; N. & N. railroad warehouse. They
held him up at the muzzle of a pistol
and took $3.25 from his pockets.
- AT THE OPfcRA nOUSE.
Mabel Frigs sod Company' Engagement
Coaolnded Yesterday with Two Per
. f ormaneea. -
Mabel Paige and , her j ally company
gave two performances at the Opera
House yesterday. At the matinee the
' Little Egyptian" was presented. Last
night the company closed their engage
ment with the three act comedy, "The
Runaway Girl." Every role was sus
tained with acting which has made this
company so popular. The specialty
work of the different members of the
company, was very good, as was also the
special of "Our 0n Comedian." Mr.
Henry Newman, who appeared with the
company in the last act and did a "turn,"
for which he received a hearty encore.
The troupe will leave this morning
for Greensboro, where they play a week's
engagement. The company has made
manv friends daring their stay in this
city. This was the secsnd successful
engagement of the company this season,
and they can be safely assured should
they come this way again, that they will
always be greeted with the same hearty
welcome. f 1 ! f
BY RIVER AND RAIL
BeoeloU of Naval Store and Cotton
Testerdar.
Wilmington & ' Weldon R. R.
81 bales cotton, 2 casks spirits turpen
tine, 16 bbls rosin. x
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta R.
R. 19 bales cotton, 11 casks spirits tor
entine, 99 bbls rosin; 60 bbls tar. 2 bbls
crude turpentiae. '
' Carolina Central R. R- 45 bales cot
ton, 10 casks spirits turpentine, 64 bbls
ros'in, 25 bbls tar. t
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley R, R.
12 casks spirits turpentine, 4 bbls rosin,
84 bbls tar, 118 bales cotton.
Total receipts Cotton, 243 bales;
spirits turpentine, 85 casks; rosin, 173
bbls; tar, 119 bbls, crude turpentine, 8
bbls. :
Oity Coxut. '-- '' - :
Mayor Harriss presided at yesterday's
session of the City Court and disposed
of the following cases: ,-
Ira W. Ellis, white, and Elijah Bost,
colored, charged with an affray, were
recognized to appear at- the Police Court
Monday at 12 o'clock.
Ed. Rusk, a white boy, charged with
the larceny of a bundle of axe-helves
from the store of Alderman Gore, was
required to give bond in the sum of $50
for his appearance at the next term of
the . Criminal Couit for New Hanover
county, which he failed to do and was
committed to jail.
J. W. Wallace charged . with being
drunk and down, was found guilty and
sentenced to pay a fine of $20 and costs
or work thirty days on the streets. -
. The Police Board. -
At the meeting of the Police Board
yesterday the following resolution was
unanimously adopted: ; y
All officers and employes of
the city whose appointment l- re
h' in this board, and whose
appointment expires by limitation
on the first of April, shall hold over
until after the appropriations for the
ensuing year are made, when this board
wilfmake the new appointments. j
Farmera' Inatltnte.
A Farmers Institute will be held here
this week; beginning to morrow, at 10
o'clock a. m. in the Opera House. The
Criminal" Court : being in session this
week, it is not possible to hold the In
stitute in the county court house as was
expected. 'M T '
APPOINTMENTS-
Wilmlnston Utrtet-W. B. Bone P. H
Bladen clrcnlt, Bethlehem March
7th and 8th.
Maonolia circuit,
Centenary March
ll.U A 1K.W , s .-'. . S , .
Ointon circuit, Keener -March 81st
and 29nd. ,
WILMINGTON, N. C.v SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1896.
PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT " 4
I
By the Toons Feopls'a TJaton of the First
Biptlat Charon The Programme,
' The entertainment and sociable given
Friday night, by the Baptist's Young
People's Union was a grand social event,
and was attended by many ladies and
gentlemen, friends of the Union. A se
lect entertainment was given.' arranged
and gotten up by Rev; Will B. ( Oliver,
consisting of vocal selections and the
little play "The Hidden Library," which
was amusing and enjoyed throughout by
all present. The following programme
was carried out: ', " " jl ,";
Solo by Mrs. Jas. Calder.. f
Solo, "The Song, I'll Ne'er Forget,"
Misa Lida Whitney. v i H
The Hidden Library; with cast of M
characters as follows; "Pickwick Papers,"
A T King; ' Crown of Wild Olive," Miss
Alma Brown; ' Vanity Fair," Miss Flor
ence Leonard; "Gold Elsie," Miss Elsie
Calder; "Pendennis," Geo A Alderman;
Tue Virginians," Mrs Calder, Mrs Rice,
Mrs Oliver, . Mr Lefiwich; - 'Woman
In White,"-" Miss Florence Whitney;
"Man and Wife." AxS H olden. Mrs
Holden; "Three Guardsmen," Messrs
W Whimsy. R Sloan, R Farmer; "Twp
Years Before the Mast," J ames Wood
roe; "The Master of Ceremonies," Rev
W B Oliver; "A Study in Scarlet,".
Misses Mary Hall, Linnie Aidsman;
Under the Lilacs," Miss Pearl jWes
cott; "Tales of Two Cities," Misses A
H Iton, L Struthers; "The Spy.", Miss
Daisy Keathlty; ''The Redskins,", Miss
Julia Morrill; "Grandfather's Chair,"
Mr A Alderman, W C Peterson, Jr.;
"The Rose," Miss Ethel Btrnes; "The
Courtier," A. O. McEichern, Miss Belle
Gore; "Bacon's Essays," Joe Brothers;
"The Duchess" D Bender; "L!ttle
Men,"Leland Whitney; "Little Women,"
Miss Ethel Mathis; "Roughing It." G E.
Leftwich; "Looking Backward,",: M;ss
Sadie Sloan; "Red Gauntlet," Miss
Bessie Bornemann; "The Old Fashioned
Girl." Miss Lulu Mclotire; "The New
Fashioned Girl," Miss Nellie Calder;
"We Two," Misses Irene Peters in and
Lucy ! B Ud win; , "Middle March,"
James Hooper; "The Wide, j: Wide
World," H. H. ' Merrill; "Mill on
the Floss," Miss Lzzie Petteway;
"Under Two Flags." Misses IB. -ss:e
Burtt, Annie Taylor; "A Pair of Blue
Eyes." Miss Nessie Wescott; "Tne
Sketch Book," Miss Mattie Freemanj
"A Willful Maid." Miss Mamie Hurst;
"The Summer Girl," Mrs G E Leftwich;
"Neither Boy Nor Girl." B W Marshall.'
"Ivanhoe," Miss May Harrell; "A Wo
man Hater," E G Wood?; "Never Too
LaterTo Mend," Mrs W C Peterson;
"Reveries ot a Bachelor." F L Hug
gins; "Tne Haunted Man.' J H Tay
lor, Jr. i .... !.!' .'j
Solo, "The Sentinel." Alex. S Hol
den. - - " y'- ': . 1-i . 1
Song, "Carolina for Jesui," Biptist
Young People's Uiion.
COMMANDER WlNSLOW'S CASE.
Argument Bsfore Judge Steibuok ot the
Bopsrfor Court Irjanot ion Befaaed
' The Supreme - Ocnrt to Deoide the
. Qaeatlon. , j i
The case of Commander F. Winslow
of the Naval B attalion, against 'Lieut.
Commander Geo. L. Morton, asking for
an injunction, restraining him from per
forming the functions of commander,
and to test the right of Governor Carr
to revoke the commander's commission
was heard in the United States j Court
room last night by Judge H. R. Star
buck, of the Superior Conrt. " j
A number of the Naval Battalion
officers and members of the Wilmington
Division Naval Reserves were coming
and going out during the proceedings'
which Were long and tiresome,' as no
evidence was produced or t0 witnesses
examined and the attorneys for the
State and plaintiff only recited the law,
with the exception of Mr. R. H. Battle'
who .went into a long and able argu
ment in his closing speech." The; attor
neys in the case representing j Lieut.
Commander Winslow were Messrs.
Ricaud & Weill and Geo. Rountree; for
the State, Messrs. R. H. Battle and
Thos. W. Strange. The argument was
opened by Mr. Strange, followed by
Messrs. Rountree and Weill for the plain
tiff, closing with Mr. Battle lor the State.
After the speeches Judge Starbuck, af ser
considering the points involved, said the
matter was deep ana intricate ana it
seemed the last acts of the Legislature
repealed the former acts and the Gover
nor had no right to remove Commander
Winslow from office, but that as both
ides wished speedy action and wanted
matters fairly settled, he would let' mat
ters remain until the Supreme Court met
Monday and let that court settle it, and
as it would be appealed in any event.
Therefore upon agreement between
counsel he refused to grant an injunction,
Lieut. Commander Morton agreeing not
to issue orders or take charge of the Na
val Battalion until the matter was i set
tled bv the Supteme Court. f '
ST. JAMES-LENT, 1806.
; DIVINE. SERVICES.
Sundays. 1st, 3rd. 5th. ll a m, o p
m
Sundays, 2nd, 4th, 8tb, 7.45, 11 a m,
5 pm. - ' ... ! i
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sat
urdays, 7.80 a m, 5 p m. 11
Wednesdays, 11 a m, 8 p m. ,1 j
Fridays, 11 a m, 8 p m. I
THE HOLY COMMUNION. il j '
Sundays, 1st. 8rdT 5th. 11 a m. i l
Sundays, 2nd, 4th 6th. 7.45 a m. i
Annunciation, 7.80 a m. ' , y . i i v
Maunday Thursday, 8 pm.
.-. vj HOLY WEEK.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 7.80,
11 a m, 8 p m.
Thursday, 7.80 a ni,6 and 8 p m. 1
' . Good Friday. 0 a m, 12 m, 6 p m.
Saturday. 70 am. ; i
Rector's Bible Class, Fridays, 4 p m.
. Joint Services, Wednesdays,. 8 p. m.
' Easter Collections - for the Church
Debt. . '"? '- Jv':f
The Bishop's Visitation, Sunday, April
28th. ' - -;:'--v;- si:
Sneyolopasdia Bntannioa. i,-.. . ;,
The Star. Brlunnica Department is
stilt filling orders for the Encyclopaedia
Britannica. This is the latest and best
I edition of this great work. Issued in 25
volumes, oouna in cioia or saecp. ror
fall particulars read announcement on
third page, or inquire at the Star Office
NORTH CAROLINA'S DEAD.
MEMBERS OF THE ARMY OF NORTH
ERN VIRGINIA BURIED AT WIN-
' CHESTER. " "
An Appeal ta Survivors . cf the War asd
' O hera ta Provide Suitable Headatonea to
Marfc -the Qravea of Ptriot Who Sled in
Dsfenoo ef the South. 1
Wilmington, N. C. March 4, 1898.
Editor Star:
Iliave the pleasure to band you the
accompanying papers relative to the
erection of suitable grave-stones over
the remains of our gallant boys who fell
near Winchester, Va., and to give the
movement looking to the supply of the
necessary funds my most hearty ap
proval. These pspirs exolain them
selves, and either Mr. C W, Yates or I
will be pleased to receive and remit any
funds that may be left with either of us
for the purpose. - .
I appeal to the patriotic citizens of this
community to come forward in aid of
this work. --V." x
" I am pleased to say that I have already'
forwarded check for $10 50 to cover cost
of three bead-stones.
. ' v WM. L. DeRosset,
. Maj. Gen. N. C. D.v. U C V.
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD AT WINCHES-'
.-.v. TER, VIRGINIA.
Of the Confederate soldiers who lie
buried at Winchester Va., the graves of
nearly all from the States other than
North Carolina are marked by suitable
head stones. . There are four hundred
and forty-eight graves of our North Car
olina soldiers which are unmarked save
by pine boards, on which are subscribed
inmost cases and wherever the facts
were known the name, company and
regiment. These boards were furnished
by the pious patriotic women of Win
chester, for the purpose of identifying
the graves and in anticipation that they
would be replaced by monuments of
enduring form. These are decaying and
the time has come, if we would save
the resting places of our dead patriots
from oblivion, that we should mark them
by proper head-stones.
The Rev. Jas. v Battle Averett, who
during the war. and for many, years
thereafter had his home in Winchester,
and bis good wife, a native of Manches
ter, have interested, themselves in this
matter and have procured for us the
names of the Confederate soldiers who
are buried at ' Winchester. A list of
thf se is published below.
It will cost only three dollars and fifty
cents (3.60) apiece to procure suitable
marble headstones, with the proper in
scriptions thereon. It will be seen from
the list that nearly every North Carolina
regiment that was in Gee. Lees army
has some representatives there. It is
proposed, that the headstones shall be
provided by the following plan- Let
every person who will help in this work,
instead of making contribution gener
ally, pay for one or more stones. If it
shall happen in looking over the list,
that some shall prefer to purchase a
stone for the grave of a particular sol
dier, that may be done, with the under
standing that should two or more make
the same selection, the one giving the
first advice thereof would have the selec
tion and the contributions of the others
would go into the general fund.
Mr. T. P. Jerman, principal clerk in the
Auditor s office at Kaleign, has kindly
Consented to receive and bold the con-
tributions until the work shall be accom
plished. Let every cne who will pay
$3.60 for a stone, or who will pay at that
rate for several'stones (and I doubt not
there are quite a number who will pur
chase several), send the money at once to
Mr. jerman.
I appeal to the people of the State,
and especially to the old soldiers, lor 1
realize that upon them the scheme de
pends for success, to respond promptly
and liberally to this appeal.
veteran Comrades, these be our
brothers.
Signed C. M. Cooke.
February 29th, 1893.
NORTH CAROLINA'S DEAD.
First regiment J. L. Taylor Jacob
Taylor, Co. E; I. L. Gibson, D; Unknown,
C; unknown, 1; Lt. W. W. Jones, D; W.
A. Oakley.
Second Lt. G. W Butts, Co. C; A. H.
Wilson, A; Wo. Pierce, H; K. H. Les
ter.' Hi Levi Ovens, A; W. Campbell. G;
D. H. Seithe. E, N.-R. Daniel. C; Jacob
Bishop. E; D. C. Maxwell, E; W.
Foster. C; D. B. Foller. E; I. W. Skip
per, M; Nathaniel Patterson, B; J. Was-
engen, C; A. Sanford, ; R. R. Rogers,
B; M. M. - , A; J. M. Hannah, C;
A J. Jones, D; W. D. Craven. G; W. H.
Hall, C; D. W. Baldwin, ; A. M. Ran
kin,. H.
Third J. Magush, Co. C; P. Santo,
A; A. Mann, G; W. Howell, A; A. Sr
Singleton, I; F. McElmore,A; L. H.
McCanley, E: W. J. Castick, ; G.
Wei's, A; J. L N , K; J. J. Hinton. I;
Leslie Taylor, A; Oeh Gray, B; J. A.,
Adams, G. x
Fourth R. W. Nesbi, Co. K;.J.W.
Montgomery, D, 1J. b. Bu3tie, C;
Snow, y Jas. Brickell. E; Robert
Turner; H; A. W. Heath. K; J. A
Morefie'd, M; Peer Walker. I; J. Bram
fell.. G; S. N. Frasier, H; J. S Pegram, ;
J. D. Heath, Hi J. P. Morefield. H;
F. M. Barnes. H; J. E. Roe. I; W. J.
Robert, D; R. W. Ruth, K; L'eut, Jas.
E. M. Howard, I; Lieut. T. W. Stephen
son, c j
Fifth Unknown, Co. A; H. T. Kirk,
F; I. M. Hofcomb, I; P. Miller, ; A.
Cuges, G; T. Jones, A; P. Thrift, E; A.
Houston F; Capps, ; R. W. Hays.
, ; F Oiiver, D; A, F. Foster, ;
Smell, B A. C. Masingill, C;B. F. Frye,
G. : . --
Sixth J. Ai Eliot, Co. A; D. Sharpe,
F; J. B. Walker, H; J. White. K; S. F.
Blavlock, I; I. D. Leither, B; J. W. Fite,
A; J. A Lyon, H; W. H. Williams, H; J.
H. Walker. H. -.
Seventh W. P. Harris, A. H. Sher
rill, CO. K; B. Kerr, R. Deane, A;
Maxwell. H; I. M. Harman, F; i. R. Mc
Lean. I; L. W, Smith," E; . P. Kelly, H;
P. Rowe. F; J. B. Ellen. L.
, Eighth M. Willis, Co. B.
'' Ninth H. H. Sinner, Co. .
Eleventh N. B. Rice, Co. C.
Twelfth W. Moss, H- D. King, Co. C.
. Thirteenth Lt. Rufas Atkinson, Co.
G; D. Alien, A; 'S. M. Green, S. N. Day,
F: J Cable, G.
Fourteenth Obadiah Leonard, Co. T;
A. B. Malaminson E: I. T. Covington,
; J, B. Eppo, H; T. Butter, I; C. Pool,
H; tiarman. : feterson carter,, n.;
I. E Moore, E M. Roberts, K.
- Fifteenth Letrit J. Parker, Co. A; S.
Lefdrd. C; H. Frasier, S. T. Capson, E;
Wm. A. Oakley. T. Thomas, G.
Sixteenth J. W. Keeter. Co A.; R
P. Johnson, M. ' fi
Seventeenth W. T. Moore, Co.
Eighteenth L. P. Rush, Co. A; B,
Johnson, I; Coonts, B; J. S. Carson,
; Capt. j. H."Hedgcock,. W. Craine,
D: Wright. H; lohn tirice, I: G
Porch. B; H. Bumgardner. !A; D. War
ner, A; N. M. Robins, E; O. P. Smarter,
F: W. L Cline. A; S. Berris. F; S. Gor
man. D:; J. N. Fisher, A; J. Tyson.fi; J.
D. Harwick, Er I. C. Harabright, D,. W.
J Fellows, I; H C. Pool, H; A. Eastey, G;
J. McMiilan, CrM. Spangler, A; J. Mc-
Darils. H; H. N. Splawn, E; C. G. Carl
ton. Jacob Deel. A; N. M. Ward, G; H
D Pitman, D, J. H. Johnson, A; J. Wr
Nicols. F; D. M. Pittman, F;
. Nineteenth7-R. Woolaby, E. jr.
Twentieth N. C Herring. F: T W.
Dry. B; W.J. Riddick, C; H. Brooks, E;
U laman, A.
Twenty first W. E. Wall. B: F. M.
Hill, E; Capt. H. Logan, G; Sergt. W. A.
Wortham, rJ; u. Hams, C; Lassen
der, H; B. F. Myers, A; C. Mitchell, C;
C Martin, C, Root. Landon, C; H. Mel-
vin, ; F. M. Vaughn, G; Thos. Davis.
G; J." T. Mintsb, H; A. Cadell, B; J.
Brown, C; W. W. Wocdroff. H: Daniel
Lowe. ; Corporal C. H Harris, C; J. T.
Jackson, B; f. Vaughn, G; E. Bevil, G,
R M. Hill. I; W. Yarnell, H; Gillespie,
H; H. Norman, C; D. H. Bald wine, Jas.
E. Bevelr G; Col. R. R. Peppers; G.
Rouch, L; Capt. J. R. Duvlll, M; E. W.
Culter. ;--..'-v.-v " ; -
Twenty-second lames Hogan. K; W.
F. Alfred. D; H. C. Paine, A; E Patter
son. UJ. Green. B; J. W. Smith, B;C F.
Wilburn; D; . Brown. J. W. StrivU, A;J.
K. cowiey, is. v -
Twenty-third A. Goodson, K: R. E.
Ellen, D; Col. C C. BlackwelhM. Slater.
G; W. E. Carter, D; J. O'Brien, E; J.
Duncan, G; H. D. Bennett, K: J. Samson,
D; E. Farmer, E; M.- Adams, H;
Lancer C; John Wagner, N. Maberry, K;
P. Harriman, ; Benet Heart,; W. C.
Divis. A. Rassel, I. Sheets, H; J. P.
Reck, E; M. Monday, K; Col. Daniel H.
Christy. ' ; ' " . ''.
Twenty-fourth-rW. H. Ramsey. Co.
A; J. W. Greeo, D; John Long, A; J. B.
Johnson, D; G. Kaptor, C.
Twenty-fiittt H. H. Clark, Co. D; B.
F. Trim, E; W. K. Warner, K.
Twenty-sixth S. Hays, Co. B; J. B.
Martin. H: W. M. Pierson, W. D. Car
ter. E; C. B. Root, D.
Twenty-seventh McClane, B;
D. council, D; Dunegan. G; M. B.
all, A; W; Seal, B; McClane, L. L.
Burnett, G. .
Twenty-eighth T.A.Sykes, Co. G; W.
H. Fry, H; F. Lona. I; R R. Webb, E;
W. W. Buy, I; W. Barnes, D; Geo.
Fisher, C. . : J
Thirtieth!. I. Bland, Co. C: I. J.
Howard, C; M. D. Coaler, F; Sergeant T,
C. savage, ?
Thirty-first H. Halkins, Co. H.
Thirty-second Tbomas Pope, Co. D;
A. A. C. Winter, I; L Dot. K. - -
Thirtt-ihird T. Bchter, Lieut. H. A.
Hill, Co. A: R. P;C, K: T. Franklin. C;
W. Oned, F; Sergeant W. Emery, H; R.
McDonald. y-
Tnlrty-third W. R. Fellis, Co. -;
P H. Herned, H; F. Council, B; B. F.
Wyche, A; E Woodruff. I.
Thirty-fourth J. R. Stedman, Co. I;
Lient. F. D. Woodly. A; J. F. Keiter, C;
B. P. Sorrels. C; W. Sright. F.
Thirty-nlth M: E. Jones. Co. E; John
Narkett, F; Wm. G. Andrews, H.
' Thirty-seventh M. T. Tnomson, Co.
E; B. Bennett, B; J. M. Goodwright. F;
J. W. Miller, E; J. C. Cnchrine, B; - -
Alexandria, G; J. Thompson, W. M.
Brookshine, D; if W. Belvin, K; S.
Davis, D; J. H Patterson, C; H. Smith,
K; H. C. Hood, I; J. W. Huffman,
John-Cook, H; W. S., A; Capt. DX.
Clary, F; W. H. Perry, A; J. W.
Smith, G. .
Thirty-eighth W. B. Maxwell, Co. A:
I. C. Midly. C; Sergt. A. G. Hawkins, E;
Peter Hefner, F; W. C. Smith, G,
Thirty-ninth W. Steith, Co. II
Fortieth-D F. Blew, Co. ; J. Lud-
ley. E; J. A. Hall, E. -
Fortv-first S. WelkinSi Co. I.
Forty third Lieut, Wm. Beavens, Co.
D, W. H. Smitb.Capt. C H.Stuttevant,K;
J. H. Outlaw, A; Corporal, E. J. Dickens,
Sergt. M. M. Bell. F; Corporal L. D.
Grady.'A; A Parks, D; E. D. Siles, I;
Corporal Taylor, C; L. Burgess, Gr E. J.
Barr, r; T. B. Harrington. K.: S. W.
Elerb. I: W. S. P. Hidos. A: Favette
Lonier, F; E. Steel. B; las. A. Allen, I
Forty-fifn A. F. Walkes, Co. F; A.
D. Griffin, E. S. Green, D; J. Snepard,
G; J. Miller, A; r. A. Brice, D.
Forty sixth W. Quirles, Co. E; Sergt.
L. L. Phillips. 1; L: A. Carter, C; W. T.
Steed, G; W. Manger. E; John Watts, K.
Forty-seventh T. S. Godfrey, Co. F.
Forty-eighth W. Smith, W. S. Grif
fin, Co. F; Thomas Nove; B; W. W. Gal
imore. D; Josiau Heaget. A; W. Helms,
A; P. E. Starns. F; W. B , I; J. Brune A;
Henry Sberrell, K; W. Holman, I; W. E
Selves, H; J. C. Grier, A. Carter.
Forty-ninths L. Street. Co. A; : R. G.
McDonald, Co, D; H. C. Graham. C; N.
O, Harwell. . ' ,
Fiftieth B. Lentrv. Co. K.
Fifty-second W. H. Hammond. W.'
P. Carpenter, Co. H. ' ( '
Fifty-third R. B. Murray, Co. A; J.
Tally, H Gr W. Scott, H; LHicks, H;
S. F. Collins. B; P. Owen, K; B. M.
Mitchell, F; J. Dowocott, A.
Fifth-fourth Wv Bingham, Co. B; G.
W. Miller, A; Sergeant H. C Felt, G.
vittv filth bergeant E AggriI,Co. E.
r ifty-seventh- A. P. Bost, Co. E; E.
M. Sulman. G.
Cavalry 1. A. Harriot, Co. I, -First
regiment; A. C. Cline, R. H. Lester, H,
Second regiment, ......
Thomas' Legion E. S. Connor. Co. F.
Uriah Hatley, company and regiment
unknown, and six others, names un
known. .:.
Jas. W. Wilson, Walker's division.;
Col. Walter Stallings, Secondegl-
ment. . ,
Gen. Arch'd Campbell GodwinJRam-
scur's division.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Services to-day in St. John's Church
at 7.45. 11 . m. and ,5 prm, Sunday
school 8.80 p. m.
St. Paul's church, Fourth and Orange
streets. Rev. F. N. Skinner, rector,
Services to-day. Third Sunday in Lent
at 11 a. m. and 7 80 p. m; Sunday school
ats.su p. m. bcrjrices daily at 9 a.m.
and, except Wednesday, at 5 80 p m.;
joint service Wednesday at 8 p. m. All
seats tree.
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church, corner of Market and Sixth
streets, Rev. K. Boldt, pastor. Third
wuuuq w iu uvu a, vtiiuau at a a a sas
English at 7.80 p. m.; Sunday school at
8 p. m. All seats free.
St. Matthew's English Lutheran
church, Fourth street above Bladen,
Rev. G. D. Bernheim, pastor: Morning
service at 11 o clock; evening service at
7.80 o'clock; Sunday school at 8.80 p. m.
Seats free and every person heartily
welcome.
COLORED CHURCHES, :
Ebenezer Baptist Church. Preaching
10 80, S, 7.80. Sunday school at 18. Com
mucion at 8.80. The pastor will preach
at all services to-day. -
There will be preaching at the First
Baptist Church, corner Fifth and Camp
bell streets to-day at 11 a. m., 8 p. m. and
at 1.80 d. m The rite of baotism will be
administered at the foot of Queen street.
freacnine 7 su p. m. babbatu scnool at
1 p. m. Strangers and friends are wel
come. Joseph Spells", pastor.
Rev. L. T. Christmas will occupy his
pulpit at tne tentral Baptist church to
day at 10.30 a. m., 8 p. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Sunday School at 13 m. All cordially
invitea. , . -.
. St. Stephen's A. M. E. church, corner
Fifth and Red Cross streets. Rev. E. J.
Sugg pastor. Preaching to-day at 10 80
a. m. bv the pastor ; and at 8 p. m. by
brother !F. S. McClure. , At 7.80 p. m.
the pastor will discourse oh the subject
"Kejection." . ,
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vertise for it. Is there anything yon
don't want? Advertise it in the
Business Locals of the Star. One
cent a word. Bat no ad. taken for
ess than 80 cents; tf
WHOLE NO. 8.823
.TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY.-
SELECTION OF A LOCATION POST
PONED BY THE COMMITTEE, i -
Mount Alrr. AihevllTo and Wai aesville
Offering Znduoemante An Appeal Taken
In the Caae, of Dowder the Mnrderer of
Eatineer Sodd-A Iiinohios Zxpeeted
Political Ooaaip.
: Star Correspondence -
Raleigh. N. C, March 7.
The Executive Committee of the
Teachers' Assembly will meet hereto
day to decide upon the location for hold
ing the annual session this Summer. I
can state beforehand that Wilmington
will be the place. No other competitive
place affords the advantages as does
Wilmington and vicinity. The railroads.
submitted yesterday a rate of one ticket'
one way for the round trip. - .
Loge Harris says the Nash county
convention, was of the scoop variety. He
says of the thirteen townships in Nash,
only six sent delegites, and furthermore,
there , were only fourteen delegates
present. He says that the convention
was illegally called, only fourteen days
notice having been given; that notices
were not made public, but sent only to
Dockery mer; that the call was not
issued by the chairman, tut by the
bogus committee which he says tried
to sell the county to the Democrats
at the last election. The Russell forces
will make an effort to throw the delega
tion out of the convention even: if they
do cot have a controlling delegation. - .
Kusseil nor Uockerv can get the Pod-
ulist vote for Governor, if tbe Populists
are true to their word. Every one ot any
note insists that a Republican cannot be
Governor. Many people think that the
combination will go to pieces on this
very question. i
In a short time a delegation of Ra
leigh citizens will go to Washington to
appear before the Military Committee oi
the House in regard to the location ot
tbe army post in Raleigh. : ,
Dr. 4 Uban Harris oi Atlanta, who
married Maj. R. S. Tucker's daughter.
Miss Luia, died yesterday in Atlanta of
appendicitis. .
Dr. V E. Turner, brother of Coneres3
man Turner of Georgia, has accepted an
invitation to deliver an address before
the graduating class fat the Atlanta
Dental College. , - :
Special Star Telegram
Ex-Superintendent cf Public Instruc
tion Chappell, was acquitted"fto-day cf
misappropriating funds, by the county
commissioners.' ;
The special committee appointed to
select a location for the meeting of the
Teachers' Assembly were unable to agree,
and the. matter was postponed for an
other week. Had a vote been taken this
morning Wilmington would have been
selected. A delegation came down from
Mount Airy this evening, offering in
ducements. Ashevilleand Wavnesville
both telegraphed inducements for tbe
meeting during tbe afternoon. All offers
will be considered. - j
Henry Dowdcn, Engineer D odd's mnr
derer. who was to have been husg on
tbe 17th inst. in Halifax, appealed to tbe
Supreme Court to-day. This was the
last day 'of appeal. A lynching is ex
pected when the people hear of tbe ap
peal. Solicitor Daniel has been asked to
have Dowden moved to another county.
One Cent a Word,
Hereafter advertisements to go in our
"Business Locals" department will -be
charged one cent per word for each in
sertion ; bnt no advertisement, however
short, will betaken for less than 20 cents,
This is a reduction from former rates
and it' is also a convenience to adver
tisers, who can calculate the exact cost
of their advertisements, which must be
paid for always in advance.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Special Conclave.
L1NTAGENET commandery
No. 1,.
will be held Monday night at 7 80 o'clock
at tha
Asytnm. cnsioesi ot great importance
.-v" y order Jtmiacnt Commander.
H. G. SMaI.I.ROVR
mat 8 It - Recorder
Notice.
KNUAL MEETING OF THE CAROLINA
Yacht Club will be held at the mom of tha ftnarA f
jAodit and FUance, Monday niiht, March 16, at 8
N. A. QUINCK,
ar 8 It ' . . ; Secretary.
Executor's Notice.
TTAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF
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the will of the late George Div"s, I hereby notify all
persons tl-vim claims akaiost bv u d testator tn m..
teut the sne to me on or before the8 h d-yof Marco.
. n .don . a . . . . i n . i . . .
iovi. xaiej inis oca aav ot varcn. A. U.
1896. JUNIUi DAVIS. Execntor.
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FaIners, Institute.
qnSE FARMERS OF NEW HANOVER ARE
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invited and requeued to attend tha FARMERS'
INSTITUTE to beheld in Wiimiastoi on Monday
and Tnesday, March 9th and 10th, 1896.
The obitct of the meeting is one of business only.
No polilic.about it. Snbiecti of nraclical
to all FariEer and Trackers will be considered and
discussed. ...
Cone and let ui have a meeting of interest and
prom to ail. B, L. fAI.lliKSUN,
8 t' . Commissioner of Asricnltute.
Extracts.
Lovers of Fine Extracts should
call at Hardin's Palace Pharmacy and
inspect bis elegant line of new and
fashionable odors. Rhine Violets
and Violets of Sicily are especially
une, aim are navmg a Dig sale.
J. H. HARDIN,
Prop. Palace Pharmacy.
'Phone 55. . , .
126 South Front street, VonKampen Block,
next to bead store (old stand). . mar 8 tf
Free Freights.
5 boxes' Star Lye. ,
J 5 boxes Good Luck Powder..
5 boxes M Lye.
5 boxes Cakes. '
5 barrels Snuff. -
5 boxes Starch. -
5 boxes Tobacco.
50 dozen Coats' Cotton. '
100 pounds Ball Cotton.
All at regular prices, freight pre
paid. W. B. COOPER,
. Wholesale Grocer and Comiaiuion Merchant, '
1826 North Water street,
Smar'srt , DW' Wnmrngtosi, W. C.
The Only - Six-Dollar Daily oi - its
- Class in the State.- .'r
new advertisements.
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Are New Peing Daily
Eeceivedin
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The Only Known Solvent ol
Stone in the Bladder. -
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origin ia Uric AcicLDiathesis,
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Equal.
Beware of Artific'al and Imitation Lithia Water;
they are danger us !
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Bowden Litaia Water .
is sold by all dealers, or
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i ry i' n 1.. pi" a .t .
lit TEilbUUCC OUi VLIciUlcl. via.
mar 8 V&W ly
$250,000
To lend on any good security at the
Atlantic national Bank,
Wilmington, N. O.,
m amounts trom S100 to S15.00O.
Unsurpassedjfacilities in every de
partment of Banking extended to all
customers in and out of the citv.
Special attention given to accounts
of non-residents.
J.. HOBfOOD,
f.J.'TOOMER,
Cashier.
President.!
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COKES, Jr., Ass't Cashier.
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We - will have " elesrantlv Dreoared
CLflU CHOWDER
daily, and a variety of Soaps and
other lunches from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.,
AT ASTORIA CAFE. :
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