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.8 I THE T7ILL1INGT0N HESSENGERi SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1895. BAD BLOOD. it Vjr IX. The Atlanta Exposition. pHX UNDJEESIGNED IS AGBKT FOS THE "Official Catalogue of tbe Cotton States and International Exposition" to be Hell In September istn to December 31st it con.

tains cuts and description of buildings, description of exMbits in eacn, plans of tne of prominent men connected witli the Exposition Ac Complete guide to tne and all wno intend to go should nave it. Price so cents. Address, MRS. LULA. SNIDKK, an 18 406 bouth Fifth St Wilmington, H.

C. ASK ATTENTION sheriffs office, and Mr. G. Z. French, who is nominally the sheriff, went down' to Judge Russell's office and went with him to Justice Fowler's office, with a big crowd following.

Judge Russell waived examination, and Justice Fowler took his recognizance for $50 for his appearance at the next term of the Superior court of New Han-oyer county. 'The spectacle was a disgraceful one, and while it is none of our fight, we constrained to say that Judge Russell's attack on Mr. Rice was a piece of cowardly bulldozing. Mr. Rice said 1 i OF ATSTD- 1 It will pay every lady in the city New Imperial Patterns and JtfST.

RECEIVED. iTo- i 111 "Larlret St- 1-. 0EDEE3 BY MAIL PROMPTLY OPPOSITE THE CD)wee F. INSURANCE Agents want the latest thing which always rep HiHBBnHHiHHMB resents the best seller and money getter. We have the "best on Earth," and you want to see it.

Life insurance reduced in price and our' policy conditions now lead the world. Don't miss writing to the lr. 404 Cathedral Baltimore Md. (Mention tals paper.) au 18 Sm suns FOR RE WT QOTTAGB HOUSE ON CHESTNUT STKEET, near corner Seventh, at present occupied by Mrs. G.

Altaff er. All modern improvements, including water and baths Six rooms all on first floor. Terms very reasonable. Possession given October 1st. Apply to BEAR BBOS.

au 16 St fri sun ECTRA NICE CALIFORNIA Bartlett Pears. E. WARREN SON, Exchange Corner. I 25 CASES GOLD DUST WASHING POWDERS, YARDS BAGGING, BUNDLES 309000 2fOOO i This and Car Loads of other goods for sale very cheap. Do you want prices If you do write to Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant, 120, 122 and 124 North Water St.

WILMINGTON, N. C. MU to Tax Payers. THHE BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS WILL meet in adjourned session on Monday, the 19th inst at 2:30 o'clock p. m.

All complaints in re gard to, assessment of real property must be made in writing before the same can be acted upon, j' By order of the Board. H. A. BAGG, an 18 it Chairman. j- Truck Farm for Sale 8 Acres of Improved Land, QNLY THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILE from City Limits, with a good house on it.

Will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. APPLY TO 1. au 18 iS IE R. To All Who Wear -SHOES- We Would Invitingly Say: Please call on us for prices and examine our goods, compare same with quality and prices elsewhere; then BUY OUR SHOES and we feel sure that you will be well pleased and satisfied, Very respectfully, MERGER EVANS 115 Princess Street. THIS WEEK TO to call at their Establishment.

Fashion Sheets for September FILLED. plOR FASTIDIOUS FELLOWS AND Fashionable Fabrics for 'those more so-date, is ah absolute necessity for hot weather ours is adapted to your needs light in weight, light id price, light enough to fly in, but material durable and for comfort unexcelled.1 'il I Be healthy and wise by wearing our High Grade Suits and rest I assured that in Style and Price you'll find 'em right. Why not keep cool? i MUNSON M- Merchant Tailors. i i i 1 IMMBVBBBBSIr gsssliflBMM ORTON HOUSE FOB- Ammunition. the Reductions made.

at No. 9 North Front Street BOOK OR ANY ARTICLE Df OUR LINE the same price and save you the TRANS sell all the a I -i I i Vr" il 1 I .1 after the row that if he had only been armed there would, have been one candidate less for Governor. By his act Judge Russell is guilty of ellonious assault and has placed a fellow man's life in jeopardy. It is hbped the court will make an example of him for such a flagrant violation of the law, that he, above all others, ought to respect and uphold. Trie Burglars Bound" Over Without Bail.

The preliminary hearing in the casej against Ed Byrd and James Evans, the negroes charged with burglary, in enter-' ing and robbing Mr. JohnR. Turrentine's residence, which was postponed from Thursday and Friday, took place yesterday before Acting Mayor W. N. Harriss at the city hall.

Herbert McClammy, appeared as counsel for Evans, but Byrd had no counsel. Messrs. Morgan Turrentine, and C. H. Robinson, whose room was entered and robbed, testified to the facts as to the burglary, heretofore published in the Messenger.

They also testified as to the property stolen and identified the gold watch, the shoes and other articles recovered as theirs. Sergeant Robert Green, who went to Newbern and arrested the burglars, testified to that fact; and to the fact that he found some of the stolen property in' their presence. He also testified that Byrd implicated Evans and said he was with him when he entered Mr. Turrentine's residence. Jim Garrison, colored, testified that he saw Byrd and Evans trying to sell some of the things in Newbern.

No witnesses were introduced by the accused and they made no statement in their own behalf. The offense charged being a capital one, the prisoners were bound over to court without Rev. It. C.Beamon to Preach. The Rev.

R. C. Beamon, of Goldsboro, arrived here yesterday, and in the absence of-the Rev. W. C.

Norman, pastor of Grace M. E. church, will preach today at 11 o'clock ar and 8:15 o'clock p. m. in that church.

Mr. Beamon is one of the ablest ministers in the Methodist church of North Carolina, and made hosts of friends among Christian people of all denominations while pastor of Fifth Street church a few years ago, He is gifted with eloquence, is profound thinker and cogent reasoner, and his sermons are possessed of a literary finish and logical strength that make them a treat to all who hear this distinguished preacher. He will no doubt have large congregations at both services. We must sell out our boys' suits. Let us sell you one at some price? Naum-burg.

A Big FigM With a Jersey Cow. A Royal Feast the Bakers had, And toasts were spoken faster, louder, Till all by one consent hurrahed For Dozier Lee's Baking Powder. Cox" spread his spangled tail "Good-luck" his horse shoe hung on high, "One Spoon" dipped in his little pail, While "Sea Foam's' praise was sung too high, Old "Horse ford" trotted in his horse, "Patapsco" tapped his big drum louder, While "Royal" had to bow, of course, To Dozier Lee's Baking Powder. Sold at wholesale by Dozier Lee, and by the retail trade generally. Weight one pound and quality guaranteed, and a silver spoon given away with each box for 10 cents.

Hey diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle, The cow jumped over the moon, And while in the air, a notion quite queer, Occurred to her cowship, and soon, While she was descending, the eagle ascend ing, His feather a shining like silk. She said Mr. Bird, who ha ever hear i Ui an eagle bird giving good milk Upon him she pounced, his eagleship nouncea, But she kicked the poor bird without mercy. And made him admit that he hadn't the grit To keep up a fight wi the Jersey. Jersev Milk heata "FjuVIa Brand sum mtp can, and is sold for just one half the" price Dy uozier sc j-ee.

iry it a Da it not satisned return it and get your money back. 10 cents per LINCOLN For the Cure of all Diseases jJJjTHE of the KIDNEYS, BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES. THE LINCOLN LITHIA WATER DIFFICULTY! BETWEEN TWO REP LTBLICANS. Judge Russell prays His Pistol on City Clerk and Treasurer P. B.

Bice The Court to. Settle the Hatter. Judge Russell and Mr. Fred B. Rice, city clerk and treasurer, are Republican brothers, but they don't get along in a brotherly way.

In the recent war of words between them at the city halL it will be remembered that Mr, Rice told the Judge he didh't give a for him and his methods, and told Mr. Rice he was a that the Judge scoundrel and a traitor to his party No collision took place, but previously and subsequently ood" between the there has been "bad two politicians. Yesterday, a jfew minutes before 4 o'clock, City Clerk ajid Treasurer. Rice left the city hall and camedown Princess street to the office! of City Attorney David B. Sutton, who isj in charge of the collection of the back taxejs.

He has his headquarters in the front room of Judge D. L. Russell's cpffice at 114 Princess street, between Front and Second. Mr. Sutton had obtained from the city clerk and treasurer ja tax deed book which he wanted in his office in connection with the steps being taken for the collection of the pack taxes.

Mr. Rice says the book was loaned with the understanding that it would be returned at 5 p. m. in the afternoon, as he wanted to lock it up in the safe over night for safe keeping, being responsible for the books in his office. Th book was not returned at 5 o'clock on Friday afternoon and Mr.

Rice's visit the city attorney's office yesterday afternoon was to see about his book. I The city attorney's Princess street and office fronts on IT. O. his clerk in. the back tax matter, occu pies a desk at the front window, Mr.

Rice walked 'upj to the window and, standing on the pavement outside. asked Mr. Bunting for the book and complained thai it had not been sent back at 5 o'clock Mr. Bunting i neys connected "they" were noi Friday! afternoon. referring to the attor- with the back tax) said through with it, and that they were responsible for it and not he.

Mr. Rice said it was the understanding for the book to be returned at 5 o'clock and that they must send it back. He told Mr. Bunting he did not mind accommodating him but so far as "they" i were concerned he didn't give a for them. Mr.

Bunting gave Mr. Rice the book, saying it was no accommodation for him but the attorneys. At the same time Judge Russell, vrho was back in his office and heard the conversation, rushed out and told Mj Bunting that he had better give the book, to Mr, Rice and asked Mr. Buntihg what it was Mr. Rice said about "they." Mr.

Bunting told addressing himself him, and the judge to Mr. Rice asked him what he meant by "they." Mr. Rice replied that it was a personal pronoun, and referred to the back tax attorneys, not necessarily to him. The judge applied an epithet and an oath to Mr. Rice and I said he wouldn't allow him to come to his office and in suit him.

i I i i Mr. Rice "cussed" back at Judge Rus sell and told him tioned his name; that he never men that he was not in his office and that hej was on the street and would say what he pleased. Judge Russell excitedly exclaimed: 'You are a ri scoundrel and a trai tor to your party, If Mr. Rice retorted that if he was a scoundrel and traitor the judge was another. The judge ripped ou an oath, and said, if you say that Til shoot you.

Mr. Rice yelled back: "I am not armed but I'm noi; afraid of you, you. You havenjt got grit enough to shoot anybody." il Judge Russell excitedly: drew a pistol from his hip pocjeet and advanced to the window pointing it' at Mr. Rice, who hurriedly jumped pown in the basement under the piazza 4 ver the entrance to Mr. Josh T.

Wrigit's real estate office, retreating into Mrl Wright's door. Judge Russell chuckled and remarked to the bystandersj "Look at the d--n coward; he's run! If During the Mr. Bunting sat at his desk, and Mr. W. A.

Johnson stood leaning on the desk. Lawyer Bryan was in the door, and Capti John Cowan who lad intended to drop in to see Mr. Buntmg, was standing on the pavement with one foot on the stone step to the office. Durng the colloquy, which lasted only a few minutes, quite a crowd of passejrs-by had gathered around. I If When Mr.

Rice started for the base ment he had the book and -his umbrella in his hand, and Was in! his shirt sleeves, having come down street with his coat hanging on his arm. When he jumped into the basement he dropped his coat. and after he reached Mr. Wright's door he returned and asked somebody to hand him his coat. Ix.

W. McGowan picked it up and banded it to him, and he went to Justice J. J. Fowler's office, a block up on Princess street, and swore out a warranc against juage Kussell, charging him with! assanlt with a deadly weapon The warrant was turned over to the tared according wa poaxofllco as WUrnuisvsa matter. refalitions aa second-da Now Adrertlseineiu.

Lost Special. Gold Dust D. L. Gore. Shoes Mercer Brana.

Jersey Milk Dozier Lee. InanraAce Baltimore, Mi. Boarders Wanted Special. Pointer Dog for Sale Special. Ice MacHine for Sale Special.

uFlj Clotbing" Muoson Co. Truck Farm for Sale I. Backet Store Braddy 4 Gajlord. Do you Know C. W.

Yates Co, Bartlett Pears Warren 4 8on, Hardware, Ac Owen F. Love A Co. Notice 1 3 Tax Payers H. A. Bagg.

Corsets and Hosiery Johnson A Fore. Light and Flexible Peterson A Bulls. Atlanta Exposition Mrs. Lula Snyder Vacation Shoes Geo. B.

French A Sons. At the First National Bank Building Special. Weather Forecast. For North Carolina and South Carolina: Fair, preceded by. showers on the coast; southerly winds.

PITHY LOCALS. Mr. I. Shrier advertises a truck farm for sale. The Rev.

Dr. Strange advertises for a lost bird dog. See specials. John B. Quelch on yesterday sent us a curiosity in the shape of a twin cantaloupe.

During the past week there have been three interments in Oakdale cemetery and one in Bellevue. During the week ending yesterday the Register of Deeds licenses to six white I issued marriage and three colored couples. The county commissioners will meet again to-morrow at 2:30 o'clock to hear complaints from taxpayers as to the assessment 6f real estate. On Friday night thieves visitied the premises'of Mrs. Alexander Johnson, on the corner of Sixth and Walnut streets, and stole fifteen chickens.

There will be services in the Seamen8 Bethel to-day at 3 o'clock p. conducted by Rev. Dr. Carmichae 1. All seafaring and rivermen cordially invited.

Evangelists Quattlebaum and Taylor will hold services to-day at 11 a. 3 p. m. and 8 p. m.

at their- tent, on Front street, near Church street. All are invited to, attend these meetings. Col. A. L.

Smith, Inspector General of the North Carolina1 State Guard, and Col, Jphn FY Bruton, of the Second Reg- iment. will be here on Thursday and will inspect the Wilmington Light Infantry Thusday night. E. M. Green, one of Wilmington's best colored citizens, was elected Grand Dis district Duputy for North Carolina at the recent meeting of the Grand Lodge cf United Odd Fefjows, at Edenton.

The nonor was weii conierrea, auuu is fif tli time it has failed to his lot. the Capt, Abram Jones, of the Comet Star club, called yesterday with four members of the plub, and imf ormed us that the club had a harmonious meeting on Friday niffht. The members tell us that Jones is still captain, and that the company has received uniforms of the regulation blue. They will appear in uniform at their anniversary on the 29th instant. The Atlanta Exposition.

We have received the prospectus of the "Official Catalogue of the Cotton States and International Exposition," to be held in Atlanta, September 18th to December 31st. It is handsomely printed and beautifully illustrated. It contains the plan and description of the exposition grounds and cuts of the various buildings, with full information as to their location and, the exhibits in each, together with the photographs of prominent men connected with the exposition, and a vast amount of information that will be invaluable to those who intend to visit the exposition. It will be a complete guide, and will be equally interesting and instructive to those who have to stay at home. Mis.

Lula Snider, of this city, is agent for the catalogue, and she will be pleased to have a call or inquiry by mail from persons interested. Her address is 406 South Fifth street, Wilmington, N. C. See advertisement. Minstrelsy at Narragansett Pier.

We are in receipt of a big bill announcing an amateur i minstrel performance at Narragansett Pier casino, August 19th, to1 be given by guests of the Pier for the benefit of the sea wall. Forty "artists" will appear, and among them we see the name of our gifted and accomplished young townsman, Mr. K. M. Murchison, now of New Yflrk.

Mr. Murchison appears among the "Four Funny End Men the Kings of the Burnt Cork 400." He is alsp down as one of "America's Greatest Quartette," and on the bill appears the engagement of "The Merry Monarch? of the Musical Arena Murchison and Provot." Mr. Proyot is remembered by friends in Wilmington, as he visited our city with Murchison several months ago. They play sixteen different instruments, and the programme will consist of original compositions by Mr. Murchison, who is decidedly a musical genius.

Boy's suits are being- closed out below cost at Naumburg's since he will carry only men's furnishings at his new stand. Hardware, Guns, Pistols, -v V' I Tinware, Stoves, House Goods. W. We can compete in prices with any one. As our Customers.

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