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THB MORHHTG CTAT. fiECEnrS THE TLEQEAJmo THE UOEIiniOXTAB, ; THE OLDEST . 'l DAILY 1SEWSPAEER; EEPOBT3 OP ' THE UNITED PRESS ll H0RTH CAROLINA;: AND. .ZT The Southern Assodaisd: Press. rTd it the Poetoffice at Wilmington, H.Cu totc Second-cln Mall Matter. -'Usr' TV (1(7. laOHlTUEIWED THU FR1 1SAT T 2 3 4 5 6 7 TaW" 10 H 12 13 14 T5TI6 17 18 19 20 Zf : ? 2123. 24 25 26 27 28 2Tf 30 131 l" tetel-e Port Aioaavnaw-Alarclt SO. .'i ;. : ..- ' ' Sun Rises. ...... 6.04 A M Sun Sets....!. ... 6.18 PM Day's Length , . . 12 b 03 m Higii Water at Soathport. . . 13 07 P v Hirl3 Water at Wiraineton 1.50 P IS I The Weather. v U. S. Dkp't or AGRICULTURE. Weather Bureau. Wilmington. NTC, March 20. Meteorological data tor yesterday; Temperature: 8 a. mM 62s; 8 p. m.,51; maximum, 66; minimum. 51"; mean 53 Rainfall for the day, 29; rainfall lor the: month up to date, 1.89. J forecast for to-day. forecast for to-morrow: Fair - and coider; northwesterly winds. ' The storm which was central 84 hours asp in northern Alabama reached West Virgiaia Thursday morning and has since continued its northeasterly coarse to Eistern New York. It increased in energy as it advanced and has caused southerly gales along the Atlantic coast from Jacksonville to Eastport.' j Fj'r and colder weather is indicated for the Middle and South Atlantic States. ' ; - OUTLINES. Secretary Carlisle has issued instruc tion j to Collectors of Customs to seizs all vessels carrying expeditions of arms and men. John C. Winder, of Raleigh, has been stricken with piraly ds and his condition is critical. . An attempt to hold up a train on the S.iKhern Pacific Railway near Tulare, Cal , resulted in the death of oue of the robbers and the serious wounding of . imo officers. I: is teported that an ; attempt was made to kill the American Consul at St. John. Porto Rica, by a ! Spanish soldier. An officer of the i J B itis'Q steamer E;hel Rtd which ar rived at Boston yesterday, reports thai tbe steamer was chased for an hour and a half by a Spanish cruiser. R. L Douglas, wanted in Tauwell county Va!, for murder, was arrested at a camp of tramps near Silisoury, N. C. Oat of thirty-six county Republican conventions held in Alabama, only ten were for McKioley. R. H. Milli kin, on trial in Washington City for en tering the house of Judge Phillips, was placed on the witness viand and ex plained bow he came to.be in the bouse. France entertains serious objec tions against -tbe proposed British ex. pedition against DongoJa. A feel ing exists in Madrid that the pacifica tion of Cuba can only be secured by sending large reinforcements there and the complete blockade' of the island. An important conference was held in Washington of silver RepublicanSena tors and representative manufacturers of Philadelphia who favor the linking together of protection and bimetallism. Geo. W. Dice , the leader of a gang of counterfeiters, is on trial at At lanta, Ga. N. Y. markets Money on call was firm at 84 per cent.; last loan at 8 and closing offered at 8; cotton steady; middling - gulf 8&c; middling 8c; Southern flour stead; common - to extra fair $2.40 8 00; good to choice $3.003 80; wheat spot- dull with options; No. 2 red in store and at elevator 78&78Kc; afloat ! 79j580c; corn spot was easier; No. 8 at elevator 87c, afloat 88c; spirits turpentine quiet and easier at 28 &29c; rosin firm; strained common to good 1.701.75. The Post office authorities effected a harmonious combination the other day when Mr. Miser was appointei postmaster at Starveout, Oregon. I It is said that Sam Jones doesn't flike the newspapers, and yet Sam owes the newspapers a good deal. They have given him lots of ad vertis- . ing. Rumor has it that in the event of McKin ey's election be will appoint Senator Sherman Secretary of the Treasury. jButMr. Sherman is not exhibiting any unusual excitement. . The New York Legislature has repealed the antisulcide law, so that now in that State the person who attempts and tails to commit suicide will not be punished for the failure. ; " The delinquent tax list for the city of Washington makes' fifty six and a half columns solid nonpareil type in the Washington Mar; an other evidence flush times. of prosperity and Arrangements are being made for two big colonies in Florida,: one for Western people, for whom a 30,000 acre tract has been secured near Atmore, tbe other for Russian Jews near Pensacola. VOL. LVII. NO. 153. "KS v HOW-ot Lond Inn In for pubhshing ia his paper that she was enough to run anybody mad." He knew there was no use trying to fight Lady , Henry, concluded that discretion was. the better ; part of -"-..icu, lue conamons ueing that he withdraw hlr remarks, make an aDoloo-v haA tv. t published in iwenty papers at his pense and pay all the costs. - Judith Cummings, a colored resi dent of Red Bank-. N. J., died the "other day. aeed .117 premature death is supposed to have been caused by indulgence ia".tb-: bacco, to which she had been ad dicted from her youth. She saw George Washington frequently. At the rate at which they are disappear ing, by the end of the next hundred years there will not be a single one left of all those who saw George. A man named Scbafer, up North sumcKuac, uuuertooK to settle a little difference with hi3 wife by shooting her three times, ; He was arrested, but thi obstinate woman persisted in Jiving,- and much to the surprise of the doctors got well, and then as much to the surprise of the guardians of the law-she not only re fused to testify against her would be slayer, but testified in his behalf to get him out of jail. -:-. Mr. Edison has been making some extraordinary experiments with the X ray. He has gone far enough to satisfy him that he can throw enough of them into a brick wall to enable one to see through it. IT Edison had lived about two hundred years ago i and cut the capers - with electricity that he does now, the good innocent people of those days' would have i hanged, drowned, or burned him as a disciple of the devil. Mr. McKintey says he is in favor of that kind of dollars which will buy a dollar's worth no matter what it may be made of. a kind of money which is as good in the bands of .the poor as the rich man. Of course. That's the kind of money that every honest, sensible person wants. Mr. McKintey cannot claim any patent on that kind of thing. 4 Senator Sherman, speaking of the Republican Ohio platform, says it is sound on the financial question, and that "Governor McKinley entertains the same views that? I do myself " As Mr. Sherman has been on all sides of this question, he pays a high com pliment to Governor McKinley's straddling ability. - r ' Mr. Crisp, of Georgia, announces his candidacy for U. S. Senator on a platform favoring the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1. And now the Georgians know just where to find Mr. Crisp on that question without the assistance of an accomplished word twister. It is said that it is costing Gov ernor Morton $11,000 a week to run his Presidential boom. Booms come high sometimes, but the patriots are bound to have 'em. ' NEW AD VERTIS KStKUTS. J f As. D. Nutt Time to think. J H Rehdxr & Co Special sales. v nw bubutess locals. Festival, ovster-roast 614 Walnut st. LOCAL DOTS. Items of Interest Gathered. Hera and There and Briefly Noted. The stage of water in the river at Fayetteville Wednesday - at 8 a. m. was 8 feet. A false alarm of fire was turned In last night shortly after ten o'clock from box 53. corner of Seventh and Qieen streets. Rev. E. P. Gold will preach at the Primitive Baptist Church, on Castle between Fifth and. Sixth streets, at 7 'clock to-night. : : The members of Brooklyn Bap tist cburcn win nave an uyoici iu and festival at No. 416 Walnut street to-night for the benefit of the chnrch building fund. Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Henrietta Paul, diughter ot Mr. W. Paul, of this city, to Mr. Micnaei Kirchbaum. Tuesday, April 14th, at the residence of the bride's father on Pancess street. The C. F. and Y. V. Cue. The case of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railway, set for a hearing before Judge Simonton, at Asheville, yester day, is of special interest to the people of Wilmington. The gist of the conten tion is whether the road shall be sold as a whole or in divisions. The argument may occupy several days, and when that is closed the Court will doubtless take the case nnder advisement. Magistrate. Court. Sam Tate, colored, charged with crim inal assault on a colored girl, Alberta Paige.was tried yesterday in Justice J. M. McGowan's court. After a patient Investi gation.of the case, which occupied the time of the Court for about four hours. Justice McGowan discharged the de fendant, the evidence not being sufficient to lustaln the charge. . r . 1 . ; i .i.iii i . . i . - L . Jl J I KSONAL "PARAGRAPHS comnroi ntamou - Pertainrnc Prtaei ; PUy to People ud. Pointedly Printed' v.. Mr. J. D. -Lewis, of .tkinson, arrived in the city last night. ; lr - Miss Mary S. Brown, of New hern, was in the city yesterday. : Mr. T. BUhrm of tVc;u. formerly of thi. city is hereon a vi.it. r Dr. L M." t3. Loftin, of Rocky Point, was a visitor in the city yesterday. - f Mr. E.' D. Kyle, one of the C. F. & Y. V. officials, was in the city yes terday. - Mr. C. M. Gilpin, of Washinz- ton, D. C, is in the city, a truest of The PurceH. r Mr, Wm. E. Neal, of High Point, is in the city, stopping at The Purcell.' " Mr. Jno. S. Speed, of Phila delphia, was in the city ycs.erday, regis tered at The Parcel!. . . Messrs. C P. Moore, J. A. Mon tague and R. W. Walker, of Cnrr'e, were visitors in the city yesterday. Messrs. G. F. Brown, Winston: R- E. Carrington. Sanford; J. W.Tback- ston. Kaleight W. B. Brice, Wallace; Brnce Williams, Bargaw. were among the arrivals in the city yesterday. . THE BEST OF THE SEASON. Tbe SMpp Biotnera Concert Company at iho Y.M.O.A. The "Star Course" was completed last night with the Shipp Brothers, hand ben ringers, and it may be truthfully said that the course saved tbe "best for the last." Every selection was encored, .several received a double encore, and much to the gratification of the large audience the brothers responded to every encore. Bell-ringing is indeed a most delight ful rendition of tweet melody, and the least that could be said is that it is charming, delightful and will .never be come monotonous; in fact one could never tire of the bell-ringers. When old familiar melodies would ' peal forth . from tbe bells many in tbe auditorium became enraptured and pined in heartily with tbe music, beat- iag time with their feet. Never has the Y. M. C. A. bad a more delighted audience than that of last night, and the Brotherhood may feel their reward for their earnest labor by the great display of approbation t that was manifested by all who attended tbe concert last night. While tbe entertainment from begin' ning to end was most enjoyable, vet special mention should be made of Miss Mary E Sbipp on being not only a tal ented and gifted reciter but a most fasci nating one. She surely made a lasting impression upon Wilmingtonians, and the Shipp Brothers Concert Company may leel assured that shcu'.d they ever come to Wilmington in the future they will be greeted with a most excellent house. . SPRING OPcNlNQ At Heun. c. W. Polvoat ft Ca.U Dry Good. ZSttablianmant. Messrs. C W. Polvogt & Co.'s large and handsome store, No. 9 North Front street, was thronged with ladies last night, notwithstanding the northwest gale prevailing made -it rather uncom fortable out-doors. Ine occasion was the Spring opening of new and fashion able goods brought out by this popular firm for the season's trade. More than one lady said it was tbe prettiest display ever seen in Wilmington; the goods were all beautiful and arranged with exquisite taste and skill. The large building was aglow with lights on every floor, and mingled with the draping of flashing silks, palms and ferns and other growing plants were ar ranged with pleasing effect. During the evening a band of musicians was in at tendance and enlivened the gay scene with fine music. A pretty souvenir was presented to "every visitor. To-night the "opening" will be con tinned, and it is expected there,will be a larger gathering - of ladies than on last evening. Hortnweat Storm uoldar Wt.iher, The northwest storm signals were dis played at 4.15 p. m. yesterday, at the Wilmington station, upon information received from the Chief of the Weather Bureau at Washington, D. C, as follows: Hurricane signals ordered - from Atlantic City to Eastport, Me. Warn all north-bound vessels; dangerous southeast sales to-night, shifting to northwest by Friday on the New Eng. land coast. Northwest gales on Middle and Soatb Atlantic coast to-night. The Bureau synopsis issued yesterday morningreported freezing temperature in Texas and Arkansas; that the tem perature would fall rapidly over this vicinity, and that fair and much colder weather would prevail Friday. At 10.80 last night the signal ordered up in the afternoon was taken down un der instructions from Washington, D. C. BY RIVER ANO RAIL. Beoalota- of Smnl Store and Cotton TeaterdaT. Wilmington & Weldon R. R. 60 bales cotton. Wilmington, Columbia ft Augusta R R. 183 bales cotton, 8 casks spirits tur pentine, 853 bbls rosin, 1 bbl tar, 4 bbls crude turpentine. - Carolina Central R. R 18 bales cot ton. 4 casks spirits turpentine, 45 bbls rosin, 18 bbls tar. Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley R. R. 1 bale cotton, 5 casks spirits turpen tine, 83 bbls rosin. Steamer EA. Hawes 15 casks spirits turpentine, 40 bbls rosin, 81 bbls tar Schooner Joseph 10'cuks spirits tur pentine, 194 bbls rosin. - - - Schooner William 9 casks spirits tur pentine, 188 bbls rosin. Schooner Stonewall 80 casks tnroentine. 59 bbls rosin. - spirits Larkins' flit 8 casks spirits turpen tine. 85 bbls rosin. 88 bbls tar. Total receiDts--Cotion. 818 bale; spirits turpentine. 79 casks: rosin. 796 bbls; tar, 7$ bbls.; crude turpentine. 4 bbls. WILMINGTON, N. 'CL FRIDAY, MARCH 20, r 1896. - . HIGHLY SENSATIONAL. - - " - -Waahtnstoa .. Oorrerpoodent Know More About Wilmington Than We Do Talk. About a "Xiynenls Bee." - The following is from a special to the Raleigh News and Observer from its Washington correspondent. Mr. W. E. Christian, who signs bis full name to all his telegrams and, letters: - - ': - -. Washington. March 18 f SDectalV Congressman Woodard has received a letter from the Chief of Bureau of Ord nance saving that the Deoartment has decided to give to the North Carolina Regiment two howl zers, - which are now -at Newport. Rhode Island, re garding which Mr. Woodard had al ready had communication with the Bu reau. Private Secretary Finney writes Mir Woodard that it was tbe intention of the Department to ship these to Washing-' tDn by the "Fern" which would oring them here sometime during the month ot April, and it Is understood tbat tbe Regiment will have to bear expense of transportation from here to North Car olina. Bat savs Mr. Finney to Mr. Woodard. "If you are anxious to se cure these at once and are willing to pay the transportation from Newport dnect, tbe department will order the guns shipped at once." it may not be among tbe impossibili ties tbat these guns may be made avail able if a story I got wind of has any good basis. It seems that the out- looic in Wilmington is not as peaceful as it might be. The peo ple there - are somewhat exercised in a quiet way. it seems, over a trial that is on tbe boards for tbis wees, ine man to be tried isa negro- policeman who some time ago entered a bat store and attacked and badly wounded the white proprietor with brass knucks. The story goes tbat tbe white people demand severe punishment for tbe man on the basis ot assault with a deadly weapon. Moreover, there is some rumor tbat comes to me from Wilmington tbat a "lynching bee" might be retorted to under certain circumstances. And to tbis end, there is a hint that over a hun dred .Winchesters were not long ago or dered through a Wilmington hardware store. On the contrary, tbe negroes claim to have a side of the case and will be 10. readiness to meet any movement by the whites. The wbole thing is ex pected to come to some sort of a head within the next ten days in a way to make tbe fur fly. . The people of Wilmington felt greatly outraged at the assault made on the gentleman referred to; but Mr. Christian does them great injustice in printing such stuff as is contained in the extract given above. Not only that, such a publication is well calculated to bring our community into disrepute. Lynching is not resorted to in the South except for one crime. Bv tbe way, where did Mr Christian's in formant get tbe remarkable information that "over a hundred Winchesters were not long ago ordered through a Wil mington hardware store ? ' It is news to us, to be sure. No, Mr. Christien, there will be no "lynching bee." Tbe people of Wilmington are peaceful and law- abiding, and we do not wish to have it go out to the world that they are other wise. Hence this comment. Editor Star J Conoernlac JEoaloeera. A movement is on foot in this city among tbe different classes of engineers to have an examining board established by the next Legislature, compelling all engineers to be examined as to their qualifications and 'capabilities before allowing them to run any kind of steam engine. Tbis movement has " been started owing to so many boiler explo sions resulting in' the loss of life, on account of, "plugs . or men who do not understand the business being put in charge of engines-. . As it is now, steamboat engineers are- com pslled to have license, and locomotive engineers have very rigid examinations to pass before being placed in charge of an engine, but most anyone is picked up and placed in tbat position . oa stationaiv engines for mills, factories, &c A petition will be sent from here to the next Legislature and from otber places in the State and concerted action will be brought to bear on the author ities to pass a law on the subject. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Wilmington Post- office March 20. 1896: WOMKNS LIST. B Mrs Mary Burn, Mrs Mary Brown F Mrs Lillie Franks. G Mrs Eva J Ureen, Mrs Mary L Giles, Mrs Mittie Gram. H Mrs Alice Howe, Mrs. Hat- tie Howell, Mrs Ida Holmes, Mrs Smi ley Huotley. J Mrs Jessie Jones, Miss Minnas jQstis. M -Miss Ueliab Moore, Miss Jane Miller. L Miss Lzzie Lucas. M Mrs Catherine B McKoy, Mrs Washington Moseley. N Mrs Hanna I Newkirk, b Miss Hattie Scott, Miss Mattie Smith. Mrs Martha Simmons. W Miss T J Willias.- Principal Female College. , UKN'S LIST. A Cattano Atillo, Geo W Allen. B Vauder I Brittan, Julia Barto, D R Bry ant. I Clark Chandler E M Cook. I W Cinylon, Prof J J Clemmons (col), W W Crowell. D u U Durham, Hilton Dawkins (2), Isabella Devane. . F Hennretta Forts. S C YSullan. F F D Fanning, William Farrar. H Jacob Hobbs. Will Howe. I Rev E Toyner, N L Johnson. K Robert H King. M Chester i Mcubestock. uro Montgomery, M L Micble. L Charlie Levison. F Lessard, J. R Leonard, J A Lewis. K Lulley, Lewis W Levy, Polly Larke. M W J , Montgomery, Willie Mayison. -Q Lam Qjinte. P I C Pane, James Preget. S J A Scott, S Smith. T J L Taberr W E Thigpm. W Mc D Wbtte, Wilmington Clothing Store. RETURNED FROM DEAD-LETTER OFFICE. Mary R Loftus. Persons calling for above letters win plea&e say advertised. If not called for in 15 days, they will be sent to the dead letter otnee. GEO. L. MORTON. Postmaster. Sn cyclopaedia BMtumioa. Tbe STAR Britannica Department is still filling orders for the Encyclopaedia Britannica. This is the latest and best edition of this great work. Issned.in 85 volumes, bound in cloth or sheep. For full particulars read announcement on third page, or inquire at the Star office If tbere is anything you want, ad vertise for it. Is there anything you don't want? Advertise it : in the Business Locals of the Star. One cent a-word. But no ad. taken for ess than 20 cents. . it CAPITAL CITY NEWS. ASHEVILLE MAKES A STRONG BID rOR THE TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY." Beq ilaltlon Upon the Oovernor of Vir- KtnU for an Bioped Oonrtot Political Gaaatp Senator . Prltohud Managing the MeKyilejr Boom-Iiogue BarrU The Call (or tbe Bspabliean State Con vention.' S. ' , - , 1 Star Correspondence : f'-v- Raleigh, N. C, March 19. Prof; - Joyner and Prof. Poteat will reach here to-morrow and a place for the annual meeting of the Teachers' As sembly will be selected. Asheville has made a very strong bid. That place may get the Assembly, Prof. Parker tells me that a selection will be positively made. 1 - - , - Holton does not like the manner in which he was shorn of his power by the Russell forces.-; In fact, he claims tbat he has final jurisdiction in all matters which come before the committee. He savs he will sign all papers. i i Logue 'Harris started to work this morning as secretary of the committee. Logue savs he has all the papers, books and resolutions and will issue- the case to-day.' "It Holton tries to be discour teous I'll just .'how him a few things," remarked the boss leader. - Mr. ' Harris says that there will cer tainly be a contesting delegation from Nash.- - It . will be seen just how mucb power Logue has when it is remembered tbat he makes up tbe roll call which is luroished tbe committee. Gov. Carr has made rtqaisition upon Gov. O'Ferreli, of Virginia, for Quince Crawford. Crawford is an escaped con vict sentenced fjr seduction. He is at Noifolk. Senator Pritchard is manaeinsr the McKinlty boom in the Southern States. It is stated that he has been offered tbe refusal of a Cabinet position in the event cf McKinley's election. Senator Pritch ard says the sentiment in this State is for McKinley. He thinks tbat be will get at , the least 18 votes from North Carolina s 23 delegates. Senator Pritch ard tells me tbat the Senate cannot be reorganized until Senator Butler makes up bis mind to vols with the Republi cans. Secretary Logue Harris issued his call for the State Convention as follows tbis morning: A convention of the Republicans of the State of North Carolina is ordered to be held in Raleigh on the 14th day of May, 1895. at Metropolitan Hall at 12 o'clock: m. . for the purpose of electing four delegates and four alternates to the National Republican Convention to be beld at St. Louis on the 16th day of June next, to nominate a State ticket or such portion thereof as may be agreed upon, and to transact such other business as tbe convention may deem, for the best interests of tbe partv. . The notice for tbe holding of the sev eral county conventions and tbe toweship primaries must be upon full fifteen days notice by the chairmen and secretaries of tbe county and township committees. Each county is entitled to twice tbe number of delegates in the State con vention as it has members of the House of Representatives. The credentials of the delegates and alternates must be signed by tbe chair men and secretaries of the several county conventions. According to tbe decision of tbe State convention of 1892, and which -has been approved by every convention suc ceeding, if tbere should be a less num ber of delegates present from any county than the vojteS which said county is entitled to in the convention, the number present will be authorized to cast tbe full vote of the county. Immediately upon tbe holding of tbe various county conventions the chair man and secretary will forward one set of credentials of tbe delegates and alter nates to J. C. L Harris, secretary of the committee, at Raleigh. " ! Special Star Telegram. Judge Russell tells me that William McKinley has . promised to give two Cabinet positions to the South in the event of bis election to the Presidency. He further says that North Carolina will be recognized. It is understood here tbat Senator Pritchard has-the promise of a Cabinet position from McKinley, If elected. H s friends say he would not accept it. CONSECRATION SERVICES In tbe Epuoopl Cbaroh at Atkinson The Maaio TnelClcny, Etc. Editor of the Star : Shakespeare says the man " who has nomasic in bis soul is fit for treason, strategems and spoils," and it is there fore an inexpressible surprise that our friend who reported the exercises of the interesting meeting on vesterday in the consecration of tbe Episcopal church at Atkinson, shoald have omitted in be' fitting terms to pay tribute to the unex celled musical display as conducted by Misses Cooper, Whitaker, Ber nard, Lord ana Angel, we can only 1 account for it in one way, that be like ourselves, bad so much on the brain and a great deal at heart, to bewilder: but wbatelse but superiority could em anate : from such an array of names; Cooper, so ' intimately connected with tbe literary world, Whitaker, conspicu ous among the learned .and distin guished; Bernard, a name as prominent and i desirable as ihe star; Lota, to hom all reverence is paid; and tbe Angel, the admiration and wonder of all who were present. Our people felt that a repitition ot such exercises would do : much to enlighten, improve and make happy tbe young and old of all classes and denominations. The services as conducted by Dr. Strange were gracetully, eloquently and ably done. Indeed, the parts .taken by tbe Bishop, Watson, as well as by the Reverends Wooten and akinner, were all 1 admirably and r interestingly per formed. The Bishop, though almost an octogeoarian.is much'more active and sprightly tban many of our boys of thirty. We must not forget to speak of the feast spread for tbe comfort of the inner man. We fear if the politicians of the country could have been - present it would have furnished them with pabu lum for argument against the silverltes, for with such a dinner no one could think ol hard times. C - fr- On Cent a Word. - - , ; Hereafter advertisements to go in our "Business Locals'' department will be charged one cent per word for each in sertion ; but no advertisement, however short!, will be taken 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. . - 1886. - - DIVINE SERVICES. Sundays, 1st, 8rd, 01b. 11 a m. 5 p m ' Sundays, 2nd, 4tb, 6tb, 745. 11 a m, 5 pm. . - - . , ..Mondays, Tuesdays. Thursdays, , bat- i urdays, 7 80 a m, 5 p m. . -. . Wednesdays, 11 a m, 8 p m. : Fridays, 11 a m, 8 p m. . - . - . THE HOLY COMMUNION. Sundays, 1st. 8rd, 5tb. ll a m. Sundays: 2nd. 4th. 6th, 7.45 a m. Annunciation, 7.80 a m. Maunday Thursday; 8 p'm. k HOLY WEEK. Mondav, Tuesday, Wednesday, 7.30, 11 a m. 6 p m. . Thursday, 7.80 a m, 6 and 8 pm. . Good Friday, 9 a m, 12 m, 6 po. - Saturday, 7.80 a rrf. Rector's Bible Class, Fridays, 4 pm. Joint Services. Wednesdays, 8 p. m. "Easter Collections for the Church Debt. The Bishop's Visitation, Sunday, April HBtn. Housekeepers who . want, servants are, in the habit of supplying their needs from the Star's' want column. Are you looking for a situation? The Star's want column will bring yon the best - results One cent a word. But no ad. taken for less than 20 cents , ' tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS . mime- to think about 1 : disinfectants,- We are always ready to help with advice on such points. -JAEIES D. NUTT. mar 20 tf The Druggist. OUE Special Sale Week BEGINS NEXT MONDAY. H1ECH 23d. GREATEST BARGAINS Ever Offered. J. H. REHDER & CO. Please notice some of the prices in next Sunday's issue. Also read our Hand Bills.' mar 20 tf THE CHICAGO. JustTrv It, Whichjs All We Ask We do not claim to sell our goods so much less than others, but we do say that we can and will sell as low as any House that pays full value for their goods. W. E. SPRINGER & CO., Purcell Building, dec 24 tf Wilmington, N. C. We Have Row on Hand 400 Bushels fine Seed Rice, Seed Oats, Seed Potatoes and a general stock of first quality GROCERIES. Stock and quality of MOLASSES is unequalled. - . : . WORTH & WORTH. mar IT tf Wanted, A BARBER. A GOOD KAN CAN GST A first-daH lituation by applying to .- , - ' ' " A.PRIMPIRT, feblStf Me, U South Trent Stteet. r ST., JAMES-LENT, WHOLE NO. 8.833 PLEASE STOP ' Long enough to look, in our; window and see, what you can buy for - , $1:50. Remember the place 63 . steps east from Front street." Also call for Ladies' and Misses1 ft Wi'mirjgton 2 SoKd Favorite." -" Respectfully, - - . Llercer & Evans, ; H. C. Evans' Old Stand. mar 15 tf II 5 5 - en" a s e -2 2 3 . - & O v ' 4 I I : !! u 3 js e i S ! S e s 3 s o - S JB 3 Si i 41 o o E o AS ir. 5 S. 8 to O Hi , I' 5Qhcl 8 J ij 2 8 S hz is. ft- Beans, Beans, Beans. Large Stoct Just Receiiei EVERY VARIETY SOLD IN THIS SECTION OF VEGETABLE AND - Far Truckers and Gardners will find it to their interest to buy from RoM. R. Bellamy & Co, DRUGGISTS AND SEEDSMEN, Wilmington, N. C. feb 9 tf Just Received GanvassBicycleLeggiDgs FOR Ladies and Gentlemen IN Black, Tan and Pearl Colors. LADIES', 75c, GENTLEMEN'S, $1, at Geo. R. French & Sons. mar 8 tf . - ; ' Tbe Sampson Democrat, LA. BEIEDNE, Elite-Md PlOJ'r. "' SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: One Year $1j Six Months 50c. It pays business men to advertise in it. Rates and sample copies fur- nlshed upon application. Address The Sampson Democrat, feb 16 tf CLINTON, N. C 1,000 pounds N. C Hams. 500 bbls. Straight Flour. 300 bbls. Family Flour. ? 150 bbls. common Flour. : 25 bbls. best patent Flonr. 20 half-barrels patenrFlour. 200 bags Shot, 300 kegs Nails. " 100 packages Gun. Caps. Please call when in the city. Wel come, trade or no trade. W. B. COOPER, WlMkamU Grocer and Commiaioa Merchant.' .226 North Water street, . mar 15 tl . MV WOaiactom. N. C. D. O'Connor, : UAL XSTATS AGXNT. Wltr- usi: mlnstnn. N. C. StOKS. O&CCS sad lot sale oa easy terms. Rents,, t Uweuiass rar too. auaaca uu mmm - - and insgraace attended to proaipf4"y Catk loaacd oa imp- o a y real estate. ; sep is t J? -o 2 a ? o. . c o t .9- o , 5 g 5 f - g f The Only: Six-Dollar: Daily of - its . " Class in tho State. ; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW SPR I NG GOODS Are How Being Daily Received in i Every Department" . AT Johnson & Fore's No. Ill Market St. feb S3 tf LITH1A WATER, The Only Known Solvent Stone in the Bladder. A positive specific for Gout, Rheu matic Gout, Rheumatism, Bright's Disease, and all diseases having their origin in Uric Acid Diathesis, . - NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, and INSOMNIA. Our Sparkling Table Water Has no . Equal. ' Beware of Artific'al and Imitation Lithia Water; they are danger -oa! Send postal for iL'ortrated Booklet. Bowden Lithia Water is sold by all dealers, or Bowden Lithia : Springs Co., 174 Peachtree Stu Atlanta, Ga. , mar 8 P&W ly ' ' - ' 1 ' ' J.I.HORIOOD, f.J.TOOMER, President. Cashier. W. C. G0KB, Jr., Ass't Cashier. Atlantic Rational Bank, Wilmington, N. O. Liberal Loans made on approved security at Lowest Rates. "So Interest Paid on .Deposits. All Cath Collectkmt remitted for oa day ol receipt. ol Accounts of indhridnab, firms, banks and Other- cot-. ? poradons solicited. Promptness, Accuracy h and . Safety Guaranteed. ' Feb. S3, Feh.28, 1394. 1S9S. Feb. S3 1890. SM.40O '- Hon 10,000 Sorplai and Met Proflts.. SSS.SCO S87.40O Premiums on U S. Bonds, 8,618 None. Banking House, Ac....... 16,800 14,000 Dividends paid past tiro years, per cent, per annum. ... " " Last lustanaient of capital paid la UctoDer, uw. marlTtf - . : - -.- ;; v . r Handtercnlef 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 especially3 fine, and are having a big sale. y; ; -- : . " J. H. H ARDINi -. ' - Prop. Palace Pharmacy. Thone 65. ' 7, , - ' ' - 1 128 South Front street, VonKajnpen Block, , Next to Seed Store (old stas4)T- - mar S tf i i ,4 - .J -1 2 1 I
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