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Ha tata tW .rflsua .ol tairty !? taUe i lfta aara."altboJ24 tha ttrr brcaaa !( cool aa b atarrj t) Frtaci aMe. aad tha v(tar (f!7. A thirty fira taile vtai la tftaco boars la aaj klad of valhr bat bad. i - . -.. - .. . Taa St York Sam, ahkh aiaca U FaI! aaa a o.nlif tit Uc Kia'y aa4 ftast,U aarprtsi that X cttrs. H ill aad Wattaaf aVoetd b iici Utir ticat la trjtef to bait J ap t5 DraaxraUc pirtf. aad ad viaaa lha to fo(!oa iu axispta aad fa riat over nia all thtir trappiafa ta ta RtpaVicaa P7. aa ao eaoy aocailadDiaxrau did iatt Fall aa4 fillfroea fraca. Ta7 147 a French feolaa baa eottd tha problem of bUILiIoj tha web ol tha Cosiaoa ipider. bj aa ia viatioa for splaaieg aad vta?ie( It, aad ba woo a prin of $3,000 offered bf t Maaafactartra Ualoo of LoJm. Iterctofora tha work ol tha 4t baa aot bea raach appre ciated a aa aa Ulattaiioo of aatb esatUcal aad artittx cooatractirc kill Tturr art befiaatag to fad flv la tha at tanff. A Saa Frocico aaa calta atuatioa to the fact that la oaa MCtioa carraata are eabjectad to a daty ol ti ceala a basse! aad ia aiathar to 1 ceata a poaad. Bat the cartat opaioa U thtt tha Jab la fall ol 8 a f aod deal vorai thaa tb; it la aa axttct1 ol It era. J. C Crolioo, ol Saata Barbara, CaL, doaaa't ride bobbiaa bat accord la f to a travail. a f bather jooJe 03i a ol Sc. Loala be rldea the daiileat aaddla la the Uatted Stataa. which baa oit bEa that far $-3,000, aad. beief rich, he La coouaatlf addlag txaftVa to It to lacreaaa lu ralue. rnaca Taktbtto. tha adopted too ol tha Mikado ol Japaa, H tUIUoj tata coaacrr. iTakebito la a b!(b toaad felloe? aaid qaite aeoaiWe. Ha doa t talk saacb, aor aar oacb wha ba talka, oa laicraaUooai qaea ttoaa that eaar bef ei reckcta. Caao barglara are becoealnf eery bold. Tbay recta lly barjtir Ufd aad aada a dcaa aoeep of oaa ol the f isVtax bo ol that aty aotvttbauadltf tba polka protec uoa tb latiilaiiaa ara aappoaad to bare. LOCAL. DOTS. . ttacaa of LatarM-t Oatharacl Bat aad Tbara aad Brlaflr VotadL JBMJBHB Aa eacoTtioa from Saliabary n ba rat lato tbia dty oa An, ltua. SeTea bale of coctoo wera re cettad at tbia port feattrdtf . Tba prtce eua kolda ap. -' A roaawty bona attached to a road cart caaead aocaa exctuntal Tea ttaay aitaraoaa o Market etreat aear Sicoad. To morrow afteraooo at Ililtoa (M Attaatic Coau Llaa i O. A. N. bat! laaese will battle for victory, aad taa coateat HU bs both aa laicrattlac aad exdtlag oaa. Ia coaoection with the eciipaa to day It aiay ba ascatioaed that Mr. Eataaa S Mania, of tbia dty. baa aaat ta taa laraact taleacopa la tha Suta oaaad by aa ladrvidaal. The lalaat daagbter ol Mr. and Mra R. R. Lva waa borted yeatarday at ba'f paat taa o'clock at MaHiaa. M e LTre'a loraer boaaa. Mr. Lova wlU mara to taa city to-aay. Peraooa Uvlaf la tha vidoity of OiWaoa Lea coeaplaia of the aoiaa aiada there et lata boo re by a bead ot colored aaleetrele. It la hoped that proaapt actio artU ba lakea to pat a atop to tba aaiaaaca. Taklog effect Aajost lit, the AUaetK Coaat Uaa eaoralag traJa anil laara WUaatatto at t M a. m. laetcad oil 00 a. aa, aad for tbe Soatb at 4 00 p. ca. laatead of 1 49 p aa, Taa aaora lag trala froea tba North will arrive W0 eaiattoa t M a. ea. laateai of 4S a. t, Tha meaberi of the Carolioa Crcia Gab anH Uka a trip to tba Soaad to-aht at T 10 o'clock, rataralag at 11 o'clock. Tba start will ba made frooa coraar of Scvaatb aad Market streets, sad tba aaeeabers ol the dab art re qaaatad to eaMt at that p'aca at 715 o'clock. Aa tba malt ol a magistrate's trial Ami Sim oaa aad Joaepb Mkbae!a, two Srrlaas. yeaterdsy atieeapted to eet marriad. bat tba brother of tba voatd. ba brtda appeared oa the eceae aad forbad tba aaloa. Tba gUt. Ana S eaaa. beiag aader aevealeaa years of age, a eaarrlaee Ikease was raaaad tba coapla. aad so taa veddiai was de clared off. M0OMSH1NIAS IN LENOIR. DwtUarr Otaartyaa lr aUvaaaa Bal4e Oaa at ta Oflwi eaa .ad r.a rally Waaa. A corraepoadeat of the Sraa wrltlac froas Kiastoo. Ia?y tSJk. sits : Hav lag received latornatioa as to lbs where, abowu ol a -aaooaablas' diaUUcry lo cd la Ltaolr oaaty. aaar Stvea Srlags. Laac algbt Drpaty Uaitcd Sutca Maraaal R. C HiU. accocapaaiad by M rear a Geo. Rh)dce. J. F. Dapree aad Traaa Harper, made a raid aad cap. laredtba vaola oa Jt which the? des troyed. However, they were ired oa froas tba biebee. Ira back Aot sinklac Harper la tba aeck aad cheat, prod a dag peJafel aroaada thoogh ft Is aot tboacbt that tbey will prora faUL No arrests were made." Ta w.. m. a v. arn a iaa a- I r. dm taa agteeaieaa nil imi aw ha V i t aa t raeoected . aaardarad -i4--. 9opi wera ea air. ortTt CW 10 1 i ' Taa gaaaral actxara'fa)t lor u. lar.naM t as - . io4 wrack Mritt raaaJaad ba i : ..f 4M , ivM aa ' ir..f A eaaaav " i- i L ' e Aw Llaa im iMitrdti tar till .4.4 . ,,, I t. . . tiraa vataa lie Wit i i n 1 l.40, ) j ti Hill, Jt:-,, 4 i I I.l I ar-.t . . inn -n i, $ U:l 41 im t a... 1 i n - 4in.r Brewers say tba coaaaaptlosi ol bear baa lailaa off this year aad tbey seen to ba pat (tad to accoaat for II Sa ol tbaaa cbirga tba blcyda wtxb It. batjperbapa the aaloso fcl lows dida't load tha acbooaera to heavy. SaaatoeCalliafer, ol New Hamp shire, wis oriflaally a bortaj doctor la Caaada. If ba waaa't a batter bona doctor thaa ba b a law doctor Caaada did at tose eaach wbea ba aafgratad to S'ew Haapthlra. 19 ... - ... 1 James R Keaaas, of New York, who baa made aad lost eevtra) for taaaa. atrack a ewaet atreak ta sugar wbe tha spacaUtloo waa oa avevcral da ya ago aad acoopad la fXOOO.OOa Ha uCl k A roata for a few aallaa of railroad to coaaoct tba loraer Wilaalaitoa. New. bera aad Njrtoik railroad amb tba Wiiaaiatoa aad Waldoa. waa located yesterday. Taa coeeectiag Uaa wUl ba two aad a ha-f aalira loac. laaviag tba W, N. N. road at the thrao eaJa paat aadlelag tbe W. t W. road aaar tba paiat where It croeeee Sasub's creak. Taaroaialaof coorsa aasiscttocbaage. If aeceaeiry to aacara the right of way at reaaoaabia tare a. Tba object ol tha coaaactiag llaa ta lo adaiit peaaeaceta aad Iraifiht ovae tba Wtlealagtoa aad Newbara road lato tha AUaatlc Coaat Un depots. CaM Avataat Oaara 9 'aataaH Caailawad M The fcnua Tsia; ' ba Tina To-ay. Tba Crtaiiaal Coart wlU adaara tins U this moralag at 11 o'clock. Coart yeaterday moraiag coaVeaed at o'clock aad the csaa agalast Henry btyroa aad Fletcher Toompaoa, charged with atadlag ta a falsa alarm of fire, tha trial of which coaasaacad tba day be fore, waa called, Jao. D. Bellamy. Etq . oaa of tba coeaeel for tba defeaca, addrasslag tha Coart, made atotioa for tba proceedings to ba qaasbel as tba i tat ate aader which tbe deieadaata were ladlctad (chipter 403. PabUc Liws of North Carolina ol 1819) waa fraased la tba followiag words: 'tbataay persoa or peraoas arOIally aad waatoaty eeediag. etc," while la tba bill of ladictaaat tba word "aalaafafly" ap peared. . Marsdaa Ballaay. Eaq, coaaaet. rep reaeatlac . Solicitor Ricbardsoa ia the proaecatloa. stated that ba bad noticed the delect la tbe bill of ladictmeat. aad lataadad aaklag tha Court's perm leal oa to a or ad It. Jadce Sattoa stated that he. too. had aouced tbe defect, aad aa tbe coaeael for tbe defeaca bad moved to qaash tba proceadiaga, ba woald do so, bat woald bold the prieoaers aettl another bill of ladlctaeatcoald be prepared and seat tothecraad lary. Hla Honor farther stated that aaleea tbe bill waa prepared aad sabaltted to tba grand jary before tbev adjoaraed for tha term that be woald take tbe two defendants' per eoae! recocniaiacee for their appearance at the next regalar teres ot the Court. Marsdea Bellamy, Eeq however, as eared the Coart that tbe bill of indict aaat woald ba iamedtately drawn. Geo. Johaeoa. charged with criminal ease alt, was next arraigned, to ba triad for bis Ufa. Solicitor Ricbardsoa stated that tha State was aot ready to go to trial, aa Mveral wuaeeeea bad to be saa. aoaad from Saapeoa con aty, and ba woald therefore stk for a contlaaance of tbe case a a til aext term. Tbe Coart granted the Slate e reqaeat. Aboat 10 o'clock the cue agalast H. C Haves, colored, charged with at tempting to practice abortion, waa taken ap aad held tba Coart 's atten tion antil 7.10 o'clock ia tbe afternoon, Tbe defendant was represented by J no D. Bellamy and Herbert McClamoy, EtqL. while Solicitor Rlchardaon was aseiatad la the proaecatloa by C P. Locker. Esq. The case was givea to tbe Jary st 7 o'clock, and ap to ea early boor tbia morels? they had not re turned a verdict. One other case was disposed of dor lag the morning eessloa. Henry Wright and Lre Hand on. charged with attempt leg to break ia Mr. C W. Yates' store a short while ago. The case against Wright area aol proas ed. aad a verdtet of aot gailty catered aa to Haadoa. Haadoa was arrested on Wright's state meet aad boaad over to tbe Criminal Court by Jaat.ce Banting oa Wright's testiaoay. Upoe being called to tbe witaess sued yeaterday Wright denied making any socb statement, and the Coart ordered him held ia custody and advised the solicitor to send a bill of in dlctment to the grand iery charging Wright with periery. Coart at 7 IS o'clock took a recesa antil 9 10 o'clock this moralag. Before adjoarameet the counsel rep resenting Styroa and Thompson asked the Coart for Information la regard to the trial of the tease, asatroe bill had beea foaad. Jadge Sattoa replied that the aitter woald be takea op this aoraiaa. i -'. YESTERDAY'S FIRES. . : ; Tha Loan end XasaraoM' ta the Btarkat Itraat Fire A. Blat la tha Woeda " '. rita Oovaar Wattv - aad Chesaat ; i V auraaca TaM fatll DwaUinca - ea Wricai StttMt Paafioiia. . -Mr. W. S. Walker's stock of plambera' tuppllea, destroyed la the fire early yes terday , moralag (as told ia the Sta), was lasared for $300, bat Mr.' J. J. Jack, son's stock la his shoe-shop was not la sared. ; The alarm froa box 47, Third and Wooster streets, yeaterday moralag, eras oa accoaat of the woods la the suburbs being oa fire. No damage resulted. I a the afteraooo. about 1.83 o'clock, a qaaathy of cotton samples la tha office of Mr. Edmund Lilly;, cotton commiaaion aarchaat. la the building northwest cor ner of Water and Chesaat , streets, caught fire aad aa alarm eras sent ia from box S8, but theeervlces of tbe de partment were not required, astbeflimes were suppressed before the arrival of the engines aad reels with oaly slight dam age. A-coape of office bo rs, with a lighted candle, were responsiole for tha fire. List night, at 9 80 o'clock, an alarm was sent la from box 47, Third and Wooster streets, end for the fourth time yesterday tbe department turned out. The fire was located la a one-story frame dwelling (unoccupied), on Wright street between Second and Third, owned by Mr. John Taylor. .The fire communica ted to too one-story frame dwellings, and dl three houses in a short time were a mass of fiimes. which tbe fire men aaxeeded In sappressing after more than two boars' work. AH three houses, the property of Mr. Jao. Taylor, were Insured. Several other bouses ia proximity caught fire, bat the work of the fire men eared them before any great amount of damage waa done. Two of the houses damaged by fire were occu pied respectively by Tbomas Washing ton and Waahlngtoa Howe, colored. Some delay was caused tbe department by tba alarm being sent la from box 47, instead of from box 41). Dawson and Sor ry streets, or box 41S. Kidder's mill. There is liule doubt bat that the con fligation was the work ol firebugs. A colored woman states that she saw a man run. away from tbe three burned bouses jast previous to the fire. BASE BALL. Tha BJattonal Itao Baank of Yaataidaya Oamea aad Othar Iotareatlna raattma. YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Boston, 8. St. Loala. 1. Baltimore. 14. Waahington. 7. Cincinnati. 8; Chicago. 8. Cleveland. 14: New York. jS. Brooklyn, 12. Louisville, 9. Philadelphia, 18; Pittsburg, S. Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburgh. vnu THEY PLAT TO DAY. Baltimore st Waahington. Pittsburg at Chicago. Won. Boatoa 54 Cincinnati 49 Baltimore 49 New York 45 Cleveland 48 Philadelphia.. 40 Pituaarg 88 Chicago 87 Brooklyn 84 Louisrille . . 83 Washington 99 Su Louis. 19 Lost. 94 90 98 81 84 41 43 45 44 48 48 81 i ! I ii r "! I 4( lor Ittfceea. a taaCrtTOt I t it am cms. pra tiwt wOl a a . To i Mam erraeead aa '. cia'iad W4b lit uaaraaata. " " Mm oaul ia.. Uaa Lmo as 1 n. iNrat m I Mtcaat: caiai " ' T i tf - Im dan bw ' c'ua waaaa aooc "j ettet aaora acuvr. 'a- ft raatio " 4-i i.l Ir o Aa ooa of tba proofs ol retsralef proa parity la tha West soma ol tha Repabtacaa orgaaa calls atuauoo to tb fact that faratra art boytax or f aaa. Thai agvau ara workiag thaa ow tha Laatallafrat ptaa. e -J i ' Tha Ohio paperf art uuiof aboat maa ta that Su: whoaa mJad hag baa a blaah for a aaoath. He prob ably becama dued at aot fettle g that Cortraaaat Job ba expected. t i Tba New York Jtma aaye nha Catl Democracy has a fat are." ifafba It sua, aad oiyba It aril! faal mighty loateoaaa aad otharwisa aa comforublo whao it rata tbara. Mr. I. R. Cealy. gaaaral maaager of tba AUaatlc Coaat Llaa. givea aottca that, comaseaciag Mood ay. Aagast 9d. tba freight boaiaeee ol the Wtlatiagtoa aa Newbara Railroad Company, for merly tba Wilaiagtoat Newbara at Nor folk Railroad Coapaay. will ba coo- d acted at tie freight wareboasea ol tba Wifatagtoaar WalJoa Railroad Com P Tba pa a eager boaiaeea wlU ba coa dactad el tha preeeet paaaeager statloa aaul farther otka. " There wUl ba ao cbaega at preaeat ia tha acbadalae ot treiaa. Aaa ShImv, Mlefortaaes acvercoae aioglr. Yes tarday aoralag about 11 o'clock while Mr. J. I. Tailor wis iaspectieg bis shop oa Market street to ms what damage bad beea doae by the fire, be fell froa a ladder aad broke bis left ara at a point jast below the shoulder. He bad bor rowed tbe ladder froa Mr. S. W. Saa dars oaly a few ai sates before aad was eiaadiagoa it preparing to take dowa aa a laeed shatter oa tbe But side of tbe batldieg. wbea be lost his balaace aad f ill a dletaace of several feet, sulking his ara aad shoulder agalast same steps beaeath. Dr. W. I. H. Bellamy wis called by talepboae aa! tbe pitieat was takea to bis ofire la Mr. S. W. Siaders' buggy. Iaa abort wore Mr. Taylor was dowa tba street agsia with his arm la a baud, age. It will ba alee or tea weeks before he caa asa it. BY RIYtn AND RAJU e aad D i t'Attl: tou-tta toraaa. " I'nai: )i 1K 3; i u It la rtxht hard U keep tree lover apart. A Psaarjtraala maa aged 81, who fat a wtdowar, mat aa old flam axed 73. who waa twice a widow, aad m i4dAtnja, Irrsprtsai- I they west right off aad got Berried, 'a cartu t that d-d tha bast- I . t The? iaprasatoo was taat Harriet Baacher Stowa waa la com fortable drctaitaecca, bat it ia bow a'daign, i corner adl. I staud that sha waa paaaUeaa whao shadiedL ; att aTatlaae T-4t. A aolar eclipse will ha vlafbU here aad la all other eectioee of tha Uarted Smtaa to-day. It win begia at half paat o'clock laia aaoraiag. At twelve ale atea paat t o'clock people who should aot have availed themselves of tha op cortaaity el wtteeeetag K will bare to wsji kx aaotbar. - FavetteviCa CUw. The local Ireasea eatiasate that from six to eight baedred lraaaea from this aad other Suite wta take pert ta tae coalag tour- oaasaot, aad that thou lead a of visitors I and fxk bare from abroad. They say il wta ba three ttasea as great as say atsaCr eveal ever bald la the State." a a are patch. v coapi M vera maa- sriiVabfy waatei to k two craC iai Vaioeia, rvada at taaat taa o iviaaad ratrora ahowt her "m,iMt abttcatloo. bat aha u" t baliava a alagfa aoa of thamv If thara ta aartnag yoej wiat, ad. tanlaa for ft. la thara aaythlag yoei doat waatT Advertlsa It la tha Baalaaaa Locals of tha Stax. Oaa caataword. Bat BO ad. Ulta for thaa 10 casta- tl Hsraaftar advartiaaaaota to go la oar Brsiaeee Locale" daoartaeat will ba ctrrad oaa caat per word for each la sartaoa bat ao adrtiaeaaaat, howavar short. arCl ba takea for leae thaa 94 caat -This ht a redactloa from former ratae aad la la also a coayaaiaaca to adver sers who caa esiculte tha exact coat 04 their adrertlaaaaats, which matt be caJd lor alsrara la adraaca. BTaval Taaaardav. . WUmlagtoa A Weldoa R. R-l bale cottoa. 10 casks eptrits turpentine, 17 bbiacradataipeatlae. Wllalagtoa. Colombia dt Aagusta R. R. 8 bales cottoa. W casks spirits tarpeatlaa. 190 bbla roaia. 49 bbls tar. S bbla crude tarpeatlaa. CaroHaa Central R. RK casks spirits turpentine 8 J bble roeia. 18 bbla crade tarpeatlaa. ' Cape Fear A Yadkin Valley R. R- I bale cottoa. 94 casks spirits turpeetioe, II bbla tar. - Total receipts Cottoa, 7 bales; spirits tarpeatlaa, 199 casks, roaia, 999 bbla: tar, 88 bbla: crade terpentine. 60 bbla. v.: ... .., Mt Oa aa a OraJaa av'iae aVli. There baa beea eoae aeeasleesa . a. a, ta aaoag the asabera or the nivai ne aervee as to the probability that there would be ao cretss tbia ysar. Bat It tares oat eow tbst there may be a craiae after alL Lleeteeaat Coma aader Geo. L, Mortoa baa retaraed alter a tbrea areeks absence, daring which he was bary coacartlag plant for the . cruise. Jast at preeeet ble pleas cannot be givea oat. but they will be aade keowe ia dee tie a, aad there Is rood reasoa to believe that they win aaterlallss Into a cruise that will be fully as sacceasfol ae aey previous oac. standing or the clubs. Per Cert .699 .653 .658 .693 .668 .487 .454 .451 .435 .483 .886 .837 New York started but like a winner yeaterday; making eight bits and seven runs on Young the first inning, but after thst could do nothing, while the Indians pounded both Seymour and Meckia. Poor fielding and bad base tunning were responsible for the Senators' defeat yeaterday, but mainly oa account of McJames' weak and ineffective pitching in the ninth. lathe Cincinnati Chicago game yes terday Irwin accepted eleven chances at third. Boston walked all over the Browns yesterday, and played a superior game. BTmiiv alaaapafraa Irjary. Yesterday morning the phaeton cf Mr. John S. Armstrong, containing three young ladies and tbe driver, waa turaiaz lato Market atreel from Front, aad Mr. Matt Bremer was walking op Front. Both tbe pedestrian and the oc- capants of the pbae.on were looking at tbe capers of Chief Scbnibben's horse, or the accident whkb followed could easily bsve beea avoided. Mr. Bremer was thrown dowa and caaght aader the vehicle, when Mr. Albert Solomon, who saw the accident, raa oat of hla store end seised and stopped the horse, while Mr. Henry Newman extricated Mr. Bremer from his aacoofortable poaitioa beaeath the phaeton. No laiuries were sustained farther then tbe shock and a few bruises. Tba Cook-Pi i. Hacks aad other vehides were kept bury yesterday going to had from tba cock-pit of tbe North Carolina Live Stock aad Poultry Association, near East Wilmington, where a mala between Charlotte aad Littleton commenced yea- , terday moralag at 10 o'clock. Seven battles were' fought yeeterday, one of which was disputed, and the other tlx Charlotte aad Lluletoa divided even apoa. The mda will be concluded to day with eight , fights. Several hack fights are dso scheduled. ' aaadya a Zktady. The Maxtoa correspondent of the RoUumUm eayt: "Mr. A. J. McKinnon la aot oalf a good borseaoso, but ha ia making a' reputatloa aa a successfal farmer. He baa a field of tea seres la cotton, which, ao people eay who know, will make twelve bales of cottoa, It la decidedly tba finest cotton la this sec tion.-' PERSONAL. PARAGRAPHS Fartiaent FaraavaBha Pertain! nu Prlnel- . sadly to Paople aad FoiatadJy Printed. , r Mr. W. J, Mallard, of Hamp atead, waa here yesterday. i Mr.' Willie Furlong has been quite sick tor two weeks. Mr. W. L. Parsons, of Rock ingham, was here yesterday. Mr. A. S. Uzzle, of Ra'eigh, was one of the arrivals yesterday. Editor D. H. Harniey, of Chad bourn, arrived ia the city yesterday, Jno. L. Brldgcrs, Esq., of Tar boro, arrived in the dty last evening. Mr. W. L. Hatsell, of Newbero, was among the arrivals iu tbe city yrs terday. Mr. W. H. French, of Rocky Point, ie at the Seashore Hotel for a week or two. Mr. H. C Bridgers, of the firm of R. L. Bridgers & Bro, Bladenboro. was here yesterday, calling on the whole sale merchants. Dr. J. P. Monroe, of Davidson, Mr. Claude Matthews, of Charlotte, and Capt. W. E. Ardrey. of Mecklenburg, are among our seaside visitors. Mr. H.. L. Fry, of Greensboro, Chief Engineer of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad, arrived yester day accompanied br Mrs. Fry. Klnston Press: Mrs. J. C. Wag ner returned Monday from Wilmington, sccompanied by Mrs. I. J. Darlington and Mrs. Geo. D. Hewlett, of Wilming ton. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Page, of Rockingham, Mrs. A. McQieen and children, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Oliver, of Rowland, are registered at tbe Ocean View Hotel. Mr. A. J. Derr, postmaster at Cowan's Ford. Catawba county, is among the Mecklenburg veterans. He lost a leg at Cbancellorsville and engaged in several other bloody conflicts. Mr. John D. Soutberland, one of Duplin's most popular citizsns, wbo baa been hern several weeks on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. J. J. Kelly, will leave for his home at Kenansville this morning. Capt. A. D. Brown and daugh ter, Miss Maggie, have returned from Red Springe, where they spent five daye. Capt. Brown says the crop prospects in tbe country through which he passed are splendid. Charlotte News : Mrs. J. B. Mercer and two children, of Wilming ton. N. CM accompanied by ber niece Miss Florence Spinks, of Albemarle, N. C , stopped over in tbe city last night, and left this morning for Albemarle. Some ot the guests at the Sea abore Hotel this week are Mr. and Mra John F. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dun can, Miss Lucy Lowe. Tbomas Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Teddar, all of Char lotte; Miss Easdale Shaw and Mrs. John D. Shaw, of Laurinburg; Miss Lee Mc Nair. Laurel Hill; T. B Waddell, Fay etteville: F. B. Covington, Mai. Edwin Sally, Rockingham. RALEIGH'S NEWS BUDGET. THE MORNING STAR Are you a sobscriber to Thb Morning. Star ? If not, why not? Do yon want a first-class dally pa per at $5.00 per year, or $L25 for three months? If so, subscribe to Thk Morning Star. Do yon want a paper that prints tbe latest telegraphic news, the best local news, reliable market reports, excellent short stories, and the choicest miscellaneous matter ? If so, subscribe to Tbc Morning Star. Do not forget that The Morning Star is the cheapest daily of its class in North Carolina. Its price is $5.00, while the published price of others ranges from $7.00 to $8.00. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Atlantic Coast Line, Oma or GnfSKAL Mahagbx, WiUiikctok. N. C, Julf 89th, 1897. QENERAL NOTICE. Commencing Monday, August Sod, 1897, the Freight bosincM of tha Wilmington a Nawbern Ra U- rcad Compinr, formerly the Wilmington, Newbero A Norfolk Railway Company, will be coaduc ad at the Freight Warehouse of the Wilmington a Wel doa Railroad Company ia this city, and antil farther notice the Paveoger ba ioes of the Wiltnrat urn a Newbern Raitioad Compiny will be con tinned at it present Fasenger fetation oa Wniaat street. There will be ao change at ptcsant ia the schedule of trains. J. . KENLY, if S9 It General Maaager 2,000 Bushels Corn- FOR SALE CHEAP, SAMX BEAR. Sr., 12 Markei Street, jy 27 tf Wilmington, N. C. New Catch Mallets. 2,000 Pounds New Mullets. 1,150 Bags Liverpool Salt. 1,400 Bundles Cotton Ties. 1,100 Rolls Bagging. 1,700 Pounds Soap. 650 Kegs Nails. 100 Boxes Meat. 460 Bales Hay. Prices on application. t W. B. COOPER, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS1 J.W. Mra ison. Our Summer Goods Must Go. Water Coolen, Ice Sims. Vapor Stores. Will close out tbe balance of season's supply at very low prices to make room for the large stoca of &TOSTS, Pistols and Ammunition NOW COMING IN. SEE MY LINE OF STOVES AND RANGBS. THEY ARE THB iAND AT BEST Very Low Prices. J. W. Murcliison, Orton Building. jy 25 tf Wilmington, N. C. iy S5 DAW tf Wilmington, N. C BUY THE BEST. BONEY & HARPER'S Choice Table Meal IS BY COMMON CONSENT r The Best on the Market A trial will convince you. CAROLINA BEACH AND SOUTHPORT SCIIEDCLK. Jobo Danoy tt ba Collector at Wilming ton Central Baptist Association Bio role Aooidant. Special Star Correspondence Raleigh, July 27. It appears bow that John Dancy (col ) will be the collector at Wilmington. Howe, tbe colored Representative from New Hanover, will get something, but this plum will go to Dancy. Senator Prti chard says he had endorsed no one for the position, but adds that wtaen Dancy retired from tbe race for Re corder of Deeds tbe President suggested that Dancy be given something in tbe State. The CentraHBaptlat Association is now ia session at Bethel, this county. Governor Russell has been invited to participate in the annual dinner of the Connecticut Society which will be given February 28d in New Haven, Conn., in commemoration of the birthday of George Waahington . News bas just reached the city that MisitTemple Hill, a daughter of Mr. Theo. HiU. of this city, met with an ac cident while on her bicycle in Hender son, wblch it is tbougnt will prove se rious. She was coasting and was thrown. Her back was very seriously injured in tbe falL - Capt. Boswell, a Pallmaa conductor, between Raleigh and Greensboro, was carried to Rex hospital yesterday. He has typhoid fever. Leave for South port at 9.81 a. m. Leave for Carolina Beach at 6. 00 and 9.30 a. m. J. 00 and 5.15 p. m. Leave Sontbport at 12.30 p. sa. Leave Beach at 7 00 a. m., 1.15, 3.15 aad 6 p. Fare on 5.15 Boat to pier and return 15 cents. Leave Sunday for Carolina Beach only at 10 a. m. and 2.80p.m. Leave Beach at 13.30 and Ian. Tie Yacht Undine cornea with the 3 o'clock Boat at the tfier for Sontbport. Jy7tf. - i sMefile on WiiiMon Seacoast R. R. f AND AFTIR TUNC 1st TRAINS WILL tun as follows: . DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Leave Wilmington at 8.30 a. m., 10.10 a. a o. m. '3.45 tM o. m.. 5.00 D. m.. 7.15 D sheave uceaa view at 7.30 a. m., li.ao a Shoes for Everybody . Shoes that fit. Shoes that wear. Shoes that give comfort. Shoes that give satisfaction. We need your trade, and invite your attention to our well selected stock. When in need of anything In Shoes call on yours truly and , respectfully, MERCER & EVANS. Sncneeseors to H. C. Evans. 115 Princess Street. jy 18 tf TURNIP SEED, Crop I897i; JUST ARRIVED ALL VARIETIES PLANTED IN THIS SECTION. The Largest Stock and the Lowest Prices. Writefor quotations. ROBERT R. BELL&UT, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, ' o je 29 tf Wilmington, N. C. m., 6.00 p. at.. 10.00 p. m. SUNDAY TRAINS. Leave Wilmington at 10.10 a. m , 2.30 p. m. and 7.30 Dm. Leave Ocean View at 11.30 a. m , S.CO p. m. aad INP.OL SATURDAY" SPECIAL. Leave Wilmington at LOO p m, arrive at Ocean view at 1 35 a m. Leave Ocean View at 1.45 p as, arrive at Wilming ton at 8 15 p as. This train atop, only at WrightsviHe, Seasho,e Hotel and Ocean View. jeSOtf T. Ii. H I I iXj i PRINTJKB COIPANT'S GEORGIA PROTE8TS. j White) ujoBpioyaa of tba Internal Berenua Offlaa Will Wo tterre Under Ooiona Kan. , , . Atlanta. July 7. Harry A. Racker, the colored barber who baa beea made Internal revenue collector for Georgia, will ' receive the : resignations of all the white deputies and clerics! force of tbe office upon bis return here aad will put colored mea ia their places. Businese men who have dealings with tha office are making the biggest kind ot a protest, and a meeting of liquor deal ers ia to be held next week to consider ways and means of dealing with the new situation. 1 r: The . appointment of " Racker has brought something less than a million applicants for the deputy collectorshlps. The entire staff of his Decatur street barber shop has beea included in tbe list.- -. . .- . - ;i At Athens, where Pink Mortoa. col ored, has . beea named for postmaster. the citizens have arranged a system ot boycotting - tbe office. Judsou Lyons, another colored man, has beea promised the postofhee at Augusta, and a large delegation of citisens. headed by ex Senator Walsh, will personally appear before the Senate to oppose the confir mation. - - hi tbe DnJacky Corner. CHEAP, CHEAP. Fox River Butter. CHEAP, CHEAP. Highest grade of Batter cheap, cheap, cheap, at retail lower than ever before in Wilmington, Quantity to one person limited. This week only. S. W. Sanders. jyrrtf . 1897. Containing a general business and street directory. Pi?ice JB3.00. For sale by C W. Yates & Co. J. L HILL PRINTING COIPAHT, Owner ant? Publishers, my21tf Richmond, Va. HE W CROP I Wilmington & Newbern R R.Co. O I ) CCpQ : I ' w avV4jVf WaS eaWaaaasviB. . r the atar FoUow Yao. ' .-'' ' Star subacribera wbo ara going away for the Sammer will receive the paper j regularly by mall by leaving orders for It at this office. Addresses will be changed as of tea as desired. - So Iaeteaaadi Tixsa. : Carthage Blade: -From the best In formation we can : gain.' there Is little reasoa to tear that tba special school tax win be carried In any township In Moore county.'. We cannot afford to in crease our taxes now; aad if it Is carried tbe school children woald derive but mall benefit from It" ' AJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE LI. : Ibit nteetiag M the Stockholders of the Wilmington A Newbent Sailroad Company, ptnxhaseni of tha roperty of tha Wilmington, Newbern A Norfolk ail road Company, will be held at my office ra tha Uty ot Wilmington, I. fj oa Friday, tile svin day of far A. D l lfiOl. at 1 o'clock If. - This notice is given in pursuance of tba require ments ot tne laws ot tui state as tat lonn in secuoa 696 of the Cod. ''" jyUSw ' WARREN O. ELLIOTT. Combination Bicycle ; . FOR SALE A Combination "Crusader" Bicycle, tor either lady or gentleman. Cosh Ion Tires. Brand new. Will be sold cheap. Call in person, or address , VL, at ap 7 tf - - Stab OrrtcaC Our Own Imoorlation Fro .i WEST INDIES. QUALITY EXCELLENT. T70RTH d X70RTH.