Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-11
Sunrise in the White Sand Noun
Iains of wilmington.

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III your coronet OF glory, by angels is t" int =,
sHnrIsc in the White Sand Noun
iains of wilmington.
LA BEECHER
Who has not felt new life and vigo
enter his system as after hot ant
tussleing night with the mosquitoes b.
has turned to the windows on the cas-
and seen the first glimmerings of Au
rori through the green blinds. 1t wa
with such a feeling that we sprans
from bed yesterday morning ard walk
ed forth to see the lark-soar. We
searched for that lark in vain, but We
found Lark-ins the baggage man evi
IDENTIFY ahead of the said poetical bird
and we were satisfied, because we saw
the contents of his wagon good for q
profit of two dollars before breakfast.
Ne threw a few caips up 81 tree to
,,walze some of the birds who had evi-
IDENTIFY oversight themselves, but We
routed none, and therefore, conclu-
Gci they were away ''nest-hiding"
Finding Il smell of lamp black in the
ar we turned towards our noble and
beautiful riv I, sleeping like a great
Harpent covered with silver coat of
mail Chat beats H. W. B. and over
It's bosom came floating a dense black
cloud which bystander told us came
from 4. Martin S works over the river.
Here then, was the secret, the martins
had gone over the river to get up and
we had lost the view of their matutinal
exercises, but we saw the black cloud.
We listened to hear the sweet song of
Che birds, but the birds were still APP
nlrently absent, but we heard present
~ q screech up toward the Union De-
."'! answered by one from the Central
.,Ipthcr from the Weldon and still an
"t!trr from Eagle Island, while listen
.u@ To the sweet refrain We did not
envy amy body the song of the birds,
until Il prolonged, GnearthIy scream
INST by Cur ears forced our fingers in
- them, and when it had subsidized We
t>ked one near "wlat's that ?" he re-
t,ieI that's Nyca." Our politeness
would not allow us to dissent, SO we
-Herely added, Eyes, nice, very nice.
Turning, still III pursuit of the joys OF
sunrise, We entered the fish market
snulted NE the morning. aroma there
from. Wonderful TO the senses were
the mingled smells which fell upon our
olfact0ries. they rose apparently III
tAc cumUli az s!Immer thunder storm
1trat5 II. W. i. agajn) \ puff and
= mort on cur right gave token that
the great machine ut the Hart q Bailey
works was about awaking, and from
f..r chimney Of Mitchell < Sons mills
t3ia smoke rolled over the city Ike
<rcat pail Of gloom seeking is enemy
II the orient beams. doubtful whether
tt beats II. VI. 3 The rattle of
.Gr&ys began, the dogs il the market
Ought and howiel, the cary market
T. appeared the cheerful choppiDg
-iatc!i"ts, bCamlng knives and grating
avs OF the butchers spoke loudly OF
j.".f steaks and chops for breakfast So
=" turned and hicd Us to our cheerful
-.-'ar,ilng house, happy over The con-
temptation OF or view If sunrise in
Wilmington.
attempted Eslrin. Robbery.
The residence OF Capt [. B. Grain
GER, on the corner of Fifth and Market
streets, was entered on Monday morn
ing about I o'clock by negro thief
l'ho, Judging from his preparations,
had intended to make Il dig haul.
About midnight Mrs. Granger was
called into the nursery room of her
.t'it'tiNE4 iAt ''liaiIl2 IltI DiDS didi L
m"ut, and while in there the thief
"elaa mp TIE stairs and went into the
Captains bed room and proceeded to
T.la his pockets Of the money which
vas III them. Having successfully done
:his. he proceeded to the nursery
and opened tie bureau draw in
search Of piuDder. Mrs. Granger
-aw him as he entered, but was too
frightened to give the alarm for some
tme, but finally did 50 and the noise
a"ohc the Captain, who ran into the
room and passed the thief coming out,
i'Ht rs Mrs. G. continued TO scream
In thought that there must be others
II the room and so let the man pass
Inn, when he ran ont on the balcony
t:il Jumped o!f and escaped. Unfor-
'thtteiy the Captain did not have q
pistol III tn" room or else he could
nave shot the burglar az he passed
am The robbor seems to have wanted
"''hing except money, as he left the
I!ptmn's watch and all the iewelry of
PTS e., although he could have easily
''A"n the whole with him.
>tcs,iing an OK.
Some few weeks ago an OK was
stolen from the farm of Mr.. Samuel
80 III NJdt'c ear loWuSIlD ana
I"H@ht 10 this city and sold III the
market here to John FL. Cowan. a col
u''i butcher. Susl leon at the time
'' directed to negro man named
''h4T TARGET, but the information re-
.,r'ved 10y Mr.. blossom concerning the
MY was so indirect as to be hardly
.@iiir;ent to charge the negro in olos-
'''h with the act. Mr.. Blossom, how
t'rF came direct to the city. and in
ming up Information was informed
y Nj. George T. Tilley that such
III OK had been purchased by
''An IL. COwan, the butcher. and
T''[ then ut the butcher pen of Mr.. J,
. Nrrcli. On going to the pen Mr..
at once recognized the OK as the
' stolen from him and claimed his
i''P5fty, which was delivered ND. A
"''falit was taken out before Justice
shs te"ce, J. J. Cassidy, but Har-
stored" clear of the Constable
'I"2 the warrant for his arrest until
IFr"iy, when the officer found him
r'ed the process upon him. He
as. brought to the city and
;,I It'l was gwen him, which resulted
fl,' i.2 Deing committed to Jail in de-
.5h tlt c Oh giving the required bond of
Court. f'i'''o0 "' 'ie superior
Res0iutiOn Of Thanks.
oil - y I" meeting Of the Cape Fear Coun-
c' - "trons OF Husbandry. held in this
siy on the 81 inst, a resolution was
fC''ssed returning the thanks of the
~ TI1uhcii to the Journal and star
ea G lsallroads leading to the citv
iiu 10 Col. J. r. Davis of the Purcell
C toisc Tor kindness shown them. The