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OUTLINES. mmr- at oa tea of ram. Haw t red laa taaa So. t 4: fpnn atawdr. 1 - LEATHER REPORT PaxuraafiaUfl avrika Pro- j. I Ll. WL ... . . . . . - - x gum to bit rifht Uthe Iigb4 of too mm. .. r a Ml m taoto bat tba will al- keep aa eye oa the Yaoke oa a -tc no 7 r with Ibeea? lot 'toafgifta Um Lotto will boioa on toWy. Wa awfal la r aartoa 0 fef rs d iO lAO OasOBlSasei O Q least ta Gaaaeasa artu esaeAly aa iay. Ta PiHHiH C all rmtam froaa ia 04 mmWhm yssaaasslaj. a j . 1,1 mw a n . . .. . - i u nana. M ?ta . a. - - - - - - a p M nana umtwamm vm mvmn I Y in I mm I w r.PTri iouumu. I . , , 1 -- '----- "-- Lt i k. Kareaaaaai I j - -' .Snal the I - araariar ka ia Lau mwmm ei mm - i, a uaitlaa to ray- j a in I mtm naahe the I wOwOw t iUU. T M m li. I Mrwa v.a oo toe "tolr I . mm JMU1 va ! I - . . ... I T Eepabiicaa law had ia Um oarwar. The AaMrtoaa PHwHw to . - , k '.aiac for vaaaaai taflrof--bt bevra J the of tha favaWaa - . Ikt. a 1 a ted vbtla 4 oaato &am kUtod My haMaaaaaaaw SHaB bbbVB HVl 1 rar ago tf aa hai w FINE BASKET BALL GAMES. Ctaa Caatc.t. I Y. 6. A. ill MgSl- Uitla wa. TIH la Vavcaastnfa, A dc aAar was olavad lut bavins of IBS Juadaw Danamneat and the Lough Ua's ud Littles, of tbe yoang .' a flee one and la eaaaaUooel play fb sallarv aad floor of laa cymaaaium wer crowded with of ech of the four xelUnc for laa aaan.r assm JS!nUud bX 3' each intense Interest od the part of la eve U tor. The Junior cam re salted ia a vwtorv for the Red by a of 16 to 14. ft to ft. a ti for aaroaatac column. The wee one of loo pretOt of a ecu No oao woald haiard aa oa tha reeralt oatil Um Leaf whistle tu aoundad. Two mi a u lee before Um stood If to If la favor Um Lousblia aad while one aid to clinch the gams by rood da- work la oUmt waa eejaally I to f et in the additional points tatalaoa ia the the towta. Tai hall waat Into Ut air aad by the r. it waa Mat a Ut r, turned aad the i mm i LOCAL DOTS. Spec tai can at 3: SO, 3:30 aad 4 P. If . will Mar Froat aad Jim MeGea, a oolorad boy who ny about Front about a" by A ballding permit baa bean O. MeDoatal to arret a twwtory. Ua roof, fraaaa bulUiaa; a middls-aged uviag at 616 FoaMr'a tiy laa? of heart Dr. a D Bell reviewed Um resneJus be d of Mr. and Mr. W. H. 8arwat. Ha 8SS North Third etreat wtil k del to bled to kaow thai thru mam. W. H. Savaat, Jr., baa en- froaa dipbtbarta. lifted by the BaaJtb night in PloroBOO John Seaalie, a aeejro wiichmen, waa kaocked off ih froat of a hlftin oaaiaaoa Um A C. L. yard aad both bta l wara. aatac by Wtnaton Jomrmml. "Th rrai- of Mra. aV Preen pert waa a MaaMaty oraala wbll th family waa at sapper and everything la her poc kit book Ukaa. Mra. Preoa fallowed her hoaao froaa a shoofiaa toar ia Um Ceiicre , mm A..a hu with the Of Ml- Ait Crabj. of Ul city. u 1 1 11 stir- M alls a1 Um Poartaaatb Aanlrarmry of UM Baa Gift Uterary Baaiety of Loatabor ataaaala Collef e oo Wedaeaday aewalac. Noe. Mth at 8 0 ill 1 1 la tlW aoUara cfcape . Taaaaaaal addreaa will h by Oor. a - Ayoaab. Maw Oohy oao of - ' - mi ihm wall kaowa Loale- bar 1 i of ywaag frtaada to Wll- wiU Mara ltb alnoere rajm bad Mr. A lea. M. MaClar MWH01 f.ewr at DaartDr. Cy.. raw la 0atrai uitwj tot by aafae froaa Loaiarilla Bat It earneatiy bopoo ror. i Jt ITaai weo rara. mm J. M Bo.ky dc Oo-A AulaO rfilleeal Baak-atoMcoaat. mtm m Pki.tnii -Nw arrirals. Oev Frail eak aad Baakiaa: Oo.- fhwOaH Dr. im H. BBI aad wifa, of . . ..- i ii aaaa oo O plao VJtoi hi too faaily of Dr. Hill't Th Health Dapartaaaat baa aaaaadMbad qaaraaliaas aa follow: Oaea Keihaw. ooaarad. 41 Blade o aana, aVlhorta; Sarah Hawk taa, aareei. aeaxiat ferae. a r el fl Mr Blair aataUM Bra to aaoaaaaa that tba I I " ovdaaaaa wtli be at bat ofio to the Xitoato Blah Sobool baUdlag oa ' J mSSL froaa t to 4 JO odock aad from If to 1 o'elock rery new iDnwi The BIG CITY CONTRACTS. Board of Aldermen in Special Session Swept Deck Clear of Them. PAVINQ TO ROGER MOORE. Bid of $1 73 Recaaiaieaded tad Accrptfd. Airecweats for tlcatlsf Plaat aad Dralaafs System Aadlt aad MMOC Beard T-lht. Flraratiraly apaakina. the Board of Aldermen at a bar mon lout special aeeaioa laat night swept the deck en UreJy alaar of ail bia oily contract pendinc and the recommendation poa Um aararal matters will proba bly ha tranemi ted officially for final ction to Um Board of Audit aad Fi xaace at a apaeial meeting of that body to BafkL Tne "awMptap pro ceaa" laat night oaaslated of aa award of the contract to Roger Moore for lha paring at 1 1.78 per al Of the contract with W. E. Qlaaa for Um Market atraat drainage at tS,8S0. aa alightly amended Taeaday night by the Board of A adit aad Ftaaaor, aad Ut appro t al r ha contract with O M. WhiUock for tba Otty Ball heaUng plant al Ail tboa matter are aow ready for flaal approral by the Board of Audit aad Flaaaoa and the execution of lb contract between the aneceaaful bid der pad Mayor W. K Bprlagar, ta be half of Um city, laa contract for the fir tag baa not yet been agreed upon by OapC Edgar William aad the Fire Oommittee and it ia hardly probable that aa eg i l will be raaobed al aa early date. OapC William object to wreral prorlaion of Um proposed contract which are regarded a highly by the c or Immediately anon the opening of Um bad for Um Market atraat paring al taa City Ball ' yeeterday moralag aad aa agiaamaat atoa th part of the committee aa to a raeommenda tbaa wltboat ooaUet, Mayor Bpriaeor proaaalgatad a aall for a pMl Meet lac Of tba Board of Aldermen last night at 8 o'elock aad pursuant to that call erery member waa present at the boor lailaalod. afa: Mayor Baaiager lag. aad Aldermen Marrell. 8way. W. H. Yopp, Haahagea, W. I Ttaackea and li afford ; also Otark aad Traaaarar a B. White, Oaty AUoraery Bellamy, Uty Eaglaear Adama, Mr. Soger Moor, Mr. a M. WkiUock aad other cilia in tare led la Um Board to receive the re commendation of tbe different com aaMtaaa oa pending contract aad tbe meeting waa then opened for buaineea OUy Attorney Bellamy al tba request of Alderman Bweeney read in their entirety, flret, a aropoaed contract with Roger Moore for too Market treat paring; the specifieattoa, aad finally Um general laatraotlone aad condition aador which the bid for ik rnntrsct were aubmltted. The proviakmaof Ut eootraet, which had in blank form from lime 10 Um Board, are well known of the eitv caper. A 180- day time limit with a penalty of $10 per day for each day over that period the work is aot completed ia Impc. d upon th contractor, who ta gtrea day for day In exoeaa of that time wbea aay delay ahall be occasioned by ibe otty. The prorlaion aa to extra work aurplu eartn l to ne re- waa amended, placing those aot oni v la the band of the City Eaglaear. bat alao under the direction of the Streets aad Wharves Oommittee. a auggeated by the Board of Audit aad Finance in referring back aim liar amendment la the drainage contract. Alderman Behrend asked as to Ibe poaaibUlty of aaonfitetof Urn between Um contractor for Um drainage aad tba paving eoatraetor. Mr. Behrond" precipitated a brief discussion during which th Mayor and City Engineer - - -- ..wUlnad that the contract re- w iniiua to be completed ia 40 day from th execution of the contract aad tbe paving eonin. la given foar months. Baan tww ..Mead block of lb drainage route will be laid with tbe pipe firat. xv- rfitrmaalon baring ended, Mr. rtweeney eaid he boned all wara Mile- . . mmM flsd snd hsd enjoyed me reaaing " tbe lengthy plaa. pecifieaUons, etc. ..a ih.t the committee would recom the award of the conuaer. o xtmm frtr 81 73 and tbe adop- mM ik. M.tpwet font read. Upon LaVOD Ut w v- motloa of Mr. Tieackan, and eecond Hsshagen ana wnniu.., recommendation was y adopted. phdIIO COTTmACm. . nu.k WhiM reed a eoot the Board of iuon . . . nntin Um minor i. the draiaage contract. work and removal D eCl K mmmw m fm rth in the hand of IZZ .w.- ntw Enaineer and Street . mm. rvmmiiue. aad the and wdk'w vw . ameair1 contrast, after hariag bona m . ....ntmniiilT adopted. 5 anw .he beating plant for th. Otty LMj2Aa tiy I alien w than read ana unwr mnnalw aaaaaad A time nmu oi -M m I ZlZZm ik. mfltraet and In - weraaiK (ftdl wurl UVanj W l mmmm -) anal rnf Mr. WhiUock aow has kle Met of la order tbt it ntay aw 'w- ... Ma . k. . m-mmm-A - . . - - 0jr'oMaiTsai ataanao ml. ii. . thn Market atreet par time befor nu Morning WILMINGTON, N. C., SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Wharre Oommittee at the Mayor' office yeeterday morning at 11 o'clcck. Oaly two propoeala were received and both com pi lad etrictly with the Diana and pacification Mr. Roger Moore offered to do the work, with the fire- year guarantee eliminated from the peclflcatloai, at $1.73 per square yard, with the Aaguata paring brick, aad Mr. J. T. Riley, under the aame con ditions, offered to do the work with the tame material at 11.86 per square yard. The committer, of which all members ware present, ria: Mayor dprlnger and Aldermen W. H. Yopp and Jao. H. Sweeney, agreed unani moualy to recommend the award to Mr. Moore, aad Mr. Riley said, of course, he had no protest to make. Mr. Freak R Clark, of Augusts, O.. rice president of the Oeorela Vitrified Brick Co., from whom Mr. Moore will buy the brick, waa present nd spoke of the merits of bis product. Be already haa large contracts for paring bricks to be used la hi own city, Baraaaab, Vabtoata aad other important point. Be gare result of experiment with the product of hi ysrda and referred to the splendid test whieh they had stood under the ACL. machine in Wilmington. It ta safe to eay laat the material will be firat-claaa in erery reepect REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Two Tracts el feaatry Property Ex chaared Heads Deeds Filed. Jno. A. Ricks aad wife, of Green ville, N. C, Andrew EL Etarria and wife, Gworge BarrtM aad wife to La ther. Y. Btyae aad wife, for $1,000, tract of land containing 400 acre, more or low, in Mason boro towaahip, four mllea south of Wilmington and adjoining the land of W. B. Btddle, Owea Mar tin dale aad others. Aim quit claim deed to shore property from A. J. Maraball and wife to Mrs. George Harrlaa. Llllle M. K Oldeabnttel to L. W. Daria, for $300. lot of land on the old Newborn plaak road, containing 10 or It Werkmaa'a Tooli Stole. Policeman L F. Bagclna, at Sixth and Harnett i tree la yeeterday about noon, atumbled on Cornelia Wright, colored, who woe offering ome carpenter' and machiniat'a tool at a remarkably low price. Wright waa quealtoned about bia ownerahlp of tbe article, but made conflicting atate meata, whereupon he waa placed ua- der arreat by Officer Huggina and locked op at the police atation. A part of tbe toola were later identified aa ao me atolea from a shop on Dock atraat aad unleea Wright can folly explain hia connection with them, tbe leg doctrine of recent possession rill probably lead Msyor Springer to hold him for the higher ooart. Charred With Larceay. Ia Juatice Bornemann'a court yee terday. Fred Bryant, colored, waa charged with the larceny of two old telegraph poles, which had been abandoned by the Postal Telegraph . and sold to James Wood, colored, le front of wboee house they stood. From the evidence it was dlieloeed that Bryant, too. had bought some unuaed polei and ia hauling away Iboaein front of woods house, ne bad only made a mistake, whereupon tbe esse wa dismissed with the under standing that Bryant would pay for me poiea and the coat of the action. Will Leave for Savaaeah. Mr L. A. Briatow. a clerer young Job pri attag compositor of thai city. will leare to day for Sarannab. wa., ere he will take a position wiio m. Braid Sc Button. Mrs. Srtetow, who ia a Wilmington lady. will attend a abort time with Mr. uria- tow'e parent at HarUvllle, & C , bat . - - a at a n will later join her buaoana in oaven- nab. Both have many friend nere who will regret their departure. firs la tbe Country. A fire-room dwelling on the place of RearUter of Deeds W. EL Biddle, five mile In Ihe country on me asar aonboro road, was totally destroyed by Are Tburadsy afternoon anoui a o'elock. Tbe fire ia auppoeea to nave .tarred from a spark on the roof. The house was occupied by a eoiorea r.uw who saved all their effects. Mr. Biddies losa ia about aow, wi m LuriDM With UOl. waiaw ajwvs Tylor. Elks Memorial Burettes. Etftlled Ruler Ike Bolomon or w --- IvwIm of Elk haa ap ni,aiio(iu " . pointed tba following committee to arrange for tbe Memoral Day Mrvicce nf flanday, Deeem- on me -.m.. - ... her 6th: Mr H. M:ls. tsrawn. v. sa ruMlL Mecar. Iesas msnjar. . Bear, J. D. Kdwaro anu vs. Pasta. Tbtektf trtag itfcoa Te isw. . in t,.i. i,.h em I Ik. M t P.I OlDtlll - " a special Thanksgiving errice Willi M bold at 7:86 o'clock. Donation will mmm mmmm .a . sj pagaa l, mm aa sa ak be receieed for tbe Bap Wp ... Wb fie J H . JOOup, Id pre-1 I an w. - mm. .i hoth aervicM will ape- ...Irttanrisflt Ol IDB OVUis, R. .k.. Than kae-i vine of- C.l rererenenko Ji'T.tm rartag a . . the i nnmsiTiiiu of the fMtnra wwn - Mt n.ll M.irh Lica M Tbeiadiea' long-driring yn 1 . ,. ii. b. will be held the Cape rear u ----hi. afternooa, ben.i 1-m-. nt the 3 o cloex r erter me . n craved tllver ear. too pn " . titM loriag cap offered by 2 club. 8chduie oi exir- - - nouaeed elnewhere -i i. mmm Biaain- for WeOOing crmm-, . nkf. atraat. HOSPITAL DONATIONS Suggestions as to Endowments or Annual Subscrptions Tbat Would be Acceptable. AID OF LADIES REQUESTED. Auxiliary OrfisJxilioea Are Qreat Benefit in Maay Cities Eocloslor sod Beta tlfyisf Qronods Corporations Interested is Phil tdelpb i s. The Stab 1 Informed by the Board of Managers of the James Walker Me morial Hospital that while the original purpose of Donation Day was to se cure a fond with which to improve the grounds aurrounding the hospital, they are very anxious to enlist the in terest of the public to such aa extent her of fixed annual subscribers to the income of tbe hospital. The' cash do nation received on Donation Day ill, a first intended, be used to en dows and Improve the ground, while all other donations, t whether of grooe riea, clothing, linen, medical appli ances, or what not, will be used In the charity wards 'There most, ho erer, be a number among the corporations and the public apirited eitixena of Wilmington who are anxious that the hospital ahall not be crippled in its great work, and who rill be glad of an opportunity to aid this cause by promising an annual con tribution," yesterday remarked a well kaowa buaiaees man who haa hi heart in the work. "Reference haa been made before to the wonderful poailion the Presbyterian Hospl- taJ, of Philadelphia, occupies in the hearta of the geaeroae people of that eity. That hospital haa a very large number of annual subscribers to it income. Theee annual subscrip tions range from $1.00 to $3,000. The latter amounnt ia contributed annual ly by the Pennay 1 vania Railroad. A number of corporations auch as the PntfadelDhia Rapid Tranait Company, the Mid vale Steel Company, the Otto Gas Engine Works contribute annu ally $100 each, while a very great number of individual contribute from $5.00 to $80.00. The president of this hospital In hi annual report mate the following reference to mis matter: 'We refer with pleasure to oar list of individual donors, snd the generous u inscriptions of corporations which t ave expressed their appreciation oi our service. These oonauona aoow an increase of about 80 per cent.' In Philadelphia the 'tioepltal LadlM Aid Society' contribute rery largely to the luoceea of the Institu tion. This organisation ia permanent and ita annual report i made at the ame time as tbs hospital' report ia published. It hss life members who secure membership by payment of s certain smount acd other member ship is maintained by payment of an nual duet, a minimum amount Doing fixed, but a great number paying rery much more than this sum. Would It not be an excellent idea if, after the firat Donation Day of the Jsmee Walker Memorial Hoapilsl is pstsed, the ladies who are doing to much to make this a success should organise tn aid society which would be perma nent and which would have for it object to aaaiat the Board of Managers in the work of the hospital? The in tereat of the lidie most be enlisted. and in such a society, better than in sny other way1could they work tor thi purpose. We feel cure the man ager would welcome such an organ isation. 'The noble work of the hospital mutt not be crippled. We feel well assured that the entire community de sires that it ahall be properly sus tained, and we know of no better way of making this certain than to secure the organised co-operation of the ladies. Ws hope that Donation Day will aot only result In searing a number of valuable contributions to the hospital, bat that one of the things accomplished will be the per manent enlistment of the ladles of the community In this cause." ADDITIONAL PAY TO VOLUNTEERS. Qev. Aycsck Was Approached by Wash- ligtoe Lawyers Regardisg the Slabs. RcdeiaK Newa and Observer, j Gov. Aveock yesterday, ipeaking of the matter of some additional pay being doe from tbe U. S. Govern ment to the North Carolina volunteers la Um Bpanish-American War, and the reported meeting of the North Carolina delegation in Waahington, at which was considered the sdrtssblllty of recommending the employment of counsel to secure this additional pay ment, mid that not long ago ne re ceived a letter from s firm of lswyers In Wuhlattan rearardlnr this matter. and one of the firm came here to ess him personally. Tbe only bum tney naniimmd mm hnvins- been nald this additional sum st that time was Ken tucky. The Governor says ne OKI OOt understand the claim snd re quested Representative John B. Small to look into it. It sppesra that the additional snm referred to is for the time between the volunteering for aervloe and the rega le? ma Blaring into the army. There were two acta oi uongreea proviuing ih mi nf vnlnnteara. one calling for the regular pay, and the other for pay for the time between volunteering and mastering in. The trouble seems to be in the construction of these two laws. Tbe matter would now hare to go into tbe Uoart oi utttms iar ele ment, as It baa paased tbe auditing de partment. SENSATIONAL DISPENSARY MOVE. .Little Eight" on Raleigb boari Recruits " ..at Nine " . mrmmm ' Special Star Telegram. mmm. M-mm OvT M A mm mmm i K am as RtrVJOB, . KJ., HOT. V. ouw 4k. ilLinnml Iliitinn surprise in "f "'"k" K .i.ht hr the Board of WM spruu w - m Aldermen which voted tbat the terms of office of the dispensary eoonh doner. elected two week, ago shnU i. .t Mnnaav nieuk. xuim.i.w !ki hv Alderman Roger' flopping i ova? from the 'big nine" to the "little rron? T, h.JItifAMdoae was on- avoidably aissnu. v - Z i.. 7w" . .k. Knard Will ClCCt BWW dUpenaary must open January am. nmlm whlW mmd JIL"tE street. Star. 21, 1903. COTTON AND NAVAL STORES. Newt el the Markets and Shipping at tbe Port Yesterday The Weekly sad Crop Year Receipts. i Schooner "W. R. Perkins" arrived yeeterday from New York, with cargo of cement for Roger Moore's Sons & Company. Tne coastine schooners "Rosmer, Oapt Marias, and "Carolyn," Capt. N M. Moore, arrived yesterday from New River points with full cargo of naval stores for Wilmington merchants. The local cotton market wa quoted yeeterday steady at lots for middlior. Receipts for the day were oniy 1,761 bales, arainst 1.056 same day last year Receipts for the week ended yeate'da? were 23,739 bales, against only 12 264 aame week laat year. Receipts si net Sept. 1st bare been 281,164 bales, against 206,860 during a corresponding period i ftst There was nothing doing in spirits turpentine yesterday and all other items of the naval naval store market remained unchanged from the previ ous dsy'a quotations Receipts for the week showed a falling off from asms weeklsat year in everything except crude. The figures were aa follows : Spirits, 243; rosio, 1,279; tor, 683; crude. 790. In 1902 : Spirits, 406; rosin, 1,721; tar, 828; crude, 501. Crop year to date : Spirits, 13.276; rosm, 46,180; tar, 20,038; crude. 19,637. In 1903 : Spirits, 14,762; rosin, 62, 886; tar, 30,085; erode, 17,666. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mr. C. H. Ogden, of Raleigh, ia st The Orton. Mr. A. F. Powell, of Vineland, arrived laat night. Mr. C. E. Greenleaf, of Char lotte, la at The Orton. Col. D. D. MoColl, of Ben- nettsville, 8. C, waa here yesterday. Mrs. D. S. Cowan left yester day to vitit friends and relatives in Ra leigh. Misses Affie Davis and Sallie Bell, of Sonthport returned home yesterday. Mr. J. M. Myers, of Banner- mann, N. C, made business call in the city yesterday. Mrs. Spencer LeGrand left yesterday to visit relatives snd friends in Portsmouth, Vs. President Thomas Wilson, of the Carolina and Northwestern rail road, la at The Orton. Mrs. F. G. Pri t chard and Mas- ter Tboa. Pritchard are visiting Mr. snd Mrs W. B. Stone, at Calabash. Miss Clara Aahton, of Ports mouth, who has been the guest of Miss Mamie Clark, returned home yester day. Messrs. Wm. P. Kent, Guy L. Bash and W. A. Nichols, all of Waah ington, D. 0., were registered at The Orton yesterday. Mr. J. T. Bnrke has returned from Greenshoro, accompanied by his nephew who will learn the jewelry trade under Mr. Burke. Rev. H. W. Hanson, of this eity, waa best man at the wedding of Rev. Clarence G. Leatherman and Miss Blaie Irene Cramer at Frederick, Md., Tburadsy. Messrs. A. B. Nichols, of Nichols. 8. C. : K. Olvde Council, of WananUh, N. C, snd Louis LeOonte, of Columbia, S. C, were among yes terday's arrivals at The Orton. RESUME OF U N. 6. FOOTBALL. daaae Ii Richmond Tbaokegi?inr Death sf Mr. Phillips Dr. Smith. Special Star Correspondeiice. Chapel Hill, N. OL. Nov. 20. Possibly a resume of the foot-ball sea son snd the present outlook will not be amiss just at present, since we play oar laat game in Richmond on Thanksgiving Day against Virginia. Carolina started tne season oy win- nlno tnnr onnapnntive ffamet. a fol lows: Guilford College 0, Carolina 15; Oak Ridge institute u, uarouna ao; South Carolina Col lege 0, Carolina 17 ; Virginia Military Institute 6. Carolina 28. Then followed the Georgetown tt . ( I. TT!-I.I. Dlakal Tn. universiky, v itkiuih luijkh.uuiu in stitute and Kentucky University games, all of which were torn, in these contests our Doys pus up a oaru fight individually, but were beaten by lack of team work. Laat Saturday we met Clemaon College on the gridiron and defeated her by s score of 11 to 6. This victory ia all the more encourag ing owing to the fact that we entered the game with a badly crippled team, three of our neat piayera oemg out oi the game on account of injuries. Since thm mm mnfldsnea In the team haa increased wonderfully, a the team played magnincent nail ana worsen like a machine throughout. When wn mmt Virginia in Richmond it will be with the beet team that ever repre- . .. a a " . a - - a Mated Uarouna, ana in me worn oi Heissman, Clemson's famous coaeb, "It fa Minor to h all nn with Virginia If Carolina plays as she did on last Saturday. The remain of Mr. Samuel Phillips, who died in Waahington, D. O, on Wednesday, will be brought here to day for burial. Mr. Phillips was s aon of Dr. Phillips, who was for many years Professor of Mathematics in the University. He waa a brilliant law yer and served as Associate Professor of Law in tbe University from 1849 to 1868. For many years he was solicitor for the national government, and since his removal from Chapel Hill shortly after the war he haa held various go v- unmant nnaitinns in Washington. At one time he was offered a Justiceship . f-. . . mmm m IB in oupreme vjouri oi nana Caro lina but declined the offer to continue HL law iMfltlm Dr. C. Alphonso Smith left yester- . .A V. . . . 1 i . day for imviason uaiirge wnere ne will deliver a lecture to night. Dr. Smith la one of tba finest orators in the South, aad his services as a lec turer are in constant demand. Lotris T. Mooes. Mens' Suits $10 to $25. SHALL INTO THE SECRET? ! Tell yon why this business grows more rapidly than any similar one? Why men, whe never before wore ready-to-wear are our most valued advertisers ? It is because of the wonderful luxury, beauty, richness and dependability of our Salts and overcoats and because the prices ABE NO HIGH BR than the ordinary ready made. This is the combination which has won for ns the patron age of the most CRITICAL and is unequalled in Wilmington. OVERCOATS $10 TO $30. ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER. - Masonic Temple Building. 2 Sole Agents for Stronse Bros, and Kuppenheimer's Fine Clothing, a no 21 tf I aaaawwawaawaawaaaadja WHEELS? iYES I' WILMINGTON IRON WORKS. nov 31 It THE STORE THAT PAYS YOU OAR FARE. Some Things needed for Clhristmas Gifts, White Stampeed Linens, a splendid assortment of Bureau Covers, Table r.ovfira. Canter Pieces and Splashers; some with drawn work, races about one quarter less than elsewhere. ... . Colored Linen Pillow Covers, stamped with shaded flowers, entirely new. Price 25 and 48e. " . HemenwayJs Embroidery Silk, all Hemen way's unit ting ouk; tne spooi o anu nn i. tturt Pair. VAateS J- H. TPe 17cwa. nov 21 tf PLATT & HAAR, 114 MARKET STREET. New Furs just received New Dress Goods just received. Peerless Patterns just received. Holiday Novelties just received. Lace Collars just received. Up-to-date Notions just received. Winter Underwear juot received. PIiATT & TTA AB. nov 21 tf sa New Arrivals. PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOB THE HOLIDAYS. 40 Hogsheads of Crockery. 100 Barrels of Glassware. Wholesale and Retail, nov 21 tf STATEMENT OF THE Atlantic Trust and Banking Company, Wilmington, N. 0., At close of bnalnea Wov. 17tb, 190. (oondensea trem report to corporation (Began business Bept., 1899.) . (.. tw omn CJash on hand ana In banks 27.332 27 S96,S8S 04 MATT J. HEYEIi, Prealdenk. mrrcBLEi.1. w REPORT OF THE CON DITIOW OP Wlimington, N. C. At close oi business Wov. 17, 1908. (Began BuslneeslMaron 1st. 18W ) BVSOUBCKS: - I LIABILITIES: Loans and Discounts SI .131,992 44 Capital........... .. f"'S2 2 rB(itp5r)... M!S KZaMtpw0B ..." o,oooco rjnii jl iirsii saas aa i i fS,2S9,658 98 comparative statement oi deposits . NOV.U7th, 1901. imSOS 88. NOV. 17tD, 1908, S5UM.OTO0O 1Mt ri,, 88. H. C MCQUEEN, President, nov 21 tlj SUITS HADE TO ORDER. I have a big line of samples to select from. Come in and have a Suit made for Thanksgiving or Xmas. Sole Agent for the Famous Fechheimer A Fishel Co.'s Tailor Made Suits. Givs me a call. J". "W IHC. FTJOHS. REMEMBER WE SELL FOB LESS. not 14 tf TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Oa Tom, by KatU, bb.1 'Sis Month. 8.60 Three Month, " ' Two Month, " 1 .00 kasaUrerad to wwrlr la tAMO oooooooooooooooaaa WE LET YOU .M.S0LKY&CO, shades; tne sitein 40. a TfLOSS. OERMANTON WOOL, SAXONY, ICE WOOL AND ZEPHYRS. Lanzofcys "Wool Solos Ladies' and Children's 25c the pair. Men's 36c the . mmm.m REHDER 6L OO., 615, 617, 619 North Fourth 8t. we At Factory prices, f. o. b. Wilmington. SEE BISSIN6ER, THE CHINAMAN, 119 Market Street. I oanttal f Viss gfggjjf sff;.. . . . . ........ . 18 SSMSS 04 . B. J. AHBEN8, Vie Prealdant . Caahler. ao si a. Tne Inrcnison National Bant, - 92,229,666 98 J. V. GRAINGER, Cashier. Bnaasss '5l 'aaaaan M 'JrnW J mm I Jjtoj ia tao ia M law aar. l. v. by the oaawsaa Lamp, etc. - dt 4 nttiag to ite
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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