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, 1875-10-28
Lady Caroline Limb nna Lur.l 1yFon.

Lady Caroline Lnnlb ana Lurd UyFau.
M,s. Kemh!e, In her "Old WonanH Gossip :"
In the October AttdHtfc Hays3 Lady Caroline
Lamb never saw, but, from friends of mine who
Here we'll acquainted With her, have manifold
inbtances Of her extraordinary character and
conduct. ! remember my friend MF. Harness
tollpg me that, danclng with him Que night q! n
challenge. 'aueth how many pair&h nf thock.
iugth have on." (llcr LadysAlp lIspeJ. and
her PARTICULAR gracousness to hr, lla,ness wah
the result Of Lord Dysona school-intimacy With
and .egatd for HIM. IiudinE flor partner quito
uue4usi to tAe place Of d'v.ns1on uroposed to
him, se put forth very rtosty little loot, fr3m
which she lifted tho pets1coas ankle high. Aapiny
out, "Thi1th."
believe It wan On The occasion, OF that sana
ball thAt she asked Lord Byron tu waltz with l.os,
when. probably lrrtased BY her ,npsrt,usat dls,
regard Ut tho 1ntlrmIty which xas al sAys 30 BIT
ter : modification TO hlu, he not ony, refused,
ss,tug. Yo9 know caDuot," but addsd, "and
you or any othsr woman ought not" ills poet
lcsl ytui eEAt!on Of Tho dance. then first coming
into vogue. will bo Es1nembored.) Upon thls rebuff
tue lady went TO = dtesslng. room, and throwing
open windo" rushed Out upon tho balcony, snd
eKclatming 70 tho aoIda Of 1T. Prsuz under tho
rocks Of La Me!lieraie: LA roche est escarpeel
issts herself, uot into ths blue ~ s.te's
o. Lake Lemsn, but on to tho hard.
hearted pavement OF ! London street which
tEsvesty Ut housseaus tragedy being timely
AVeEted by f1eta!y sni dIm clutch at her
!als slIp's skirts behind she desired 10 hare =
glass Of water. which. being brought ber.. shs
set hsr teeth 10 the gIass and broke 1t, aud pro-
ceeded to cut hss throat wsth the Jagged edges,
but tbts being also intsrfsted with a. !njmdt.
oious. eha Wss tusIiy persuaded 10 postpone her
despair to . mora convsn!ent season. and 20
home to bad. 1have heard another version Of
, 1875-10-28
Elsewhere

Elsewhere.
LEE COUNTY CfnGrtT GoCnr.
Sp.rftt Dian 10 7h1 Eattn41 TrtbHnf.
DIXON. Ill, Oct. 27.-Tho District Court for Lee
County commenced to.,lay, Jndao ". ". 1Iea.on pre-
t!liE. There .!xty-!no criminal cnErs, 11I
mn law, Md 13I chanrory cases. There four
lliler indictment for murder. Tho Jail "a full 10
oyerhowtng.
, 1875-10-28

The "Factory Prices" Did It.
party Just gave b4mpsont 0seena Il Co., 192 and
aA Ststo atree vosy lasge oEder for furniture. 1t
Wal but waste Of Tina 10 louk for lower prices,
, 1875-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-Tho rnusls publiut,-
Ing house of Lee l. Walkor has suspended.
Their liabilities arc said to 10 3l75,0Oo. The
assets OF tho firm, including tlla stock, are
estimated 10 be worth over $3.50 0DO. mud II their
ctcEitura liberal it is possible TINT full re-
turn Will be made to them.
, 1875-10-28

Important to the Preservation OF Teeth
John dosnell's Cherry Tooth.Paste,
tho most eficacious denitfrice kuown Try it. For
sAls by al drugK!sts. Wholesale agents, Tottey &
bradley, III and l73 Randolph street.
, 1875-10-28
SEISMIC,

MEMPHIS, Oct. pa sharp shock Of earth
quake WIS fclt hcre tonight at 1880.
HOLLY Srn1Sas. Misc, Oct. GA goyero
earthquake. accompanied with loud tumhling
uolso, Was felt heio nt 1880 this oveninG. No
dAmtge.
, 1875-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ ~ ---<----- =
All OLD NlIrSr l1,r {,liiflraa

All Old Nurse for Children,
nnn'f a.! t" Etnenro MF. WiH a"'a y, .nf,e a,rno
will conlont 70 1n her chill pas snrunl iii, e1n1.i
n nI w,thunt tho aid u th1, invAiu lila urn.,.tA
child: Ga:s. Wind s!!o aaA e1nl.t :. q ssI. 'u'
POLITICAL ANKoUNC aE1Evr;:."
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS 70 MIGHT.
. NINETEENTH wARH,
Hosthwcet corner Chica9p-lr. anh Weis.st
TWENTIETH WAA3,
T. Il. EnderF lGo, III. ama 10 Sorth c'rt.ss.
ELEfEsIf AND FIFTEENTH wAnn+
Aurora T,rnes, tia, Milwaukee, av. To, lin. Jain
4. LoEan J. D. Ward D. ". aInnn. Gil 1ac4by, mi
Gen. Rodman, will n1drtFs sFa fntettng -s
R:vi TENTH wAHD.
No. Jl1 Larrabca.Et.
J0EnrrLS'rlt HAna
Dcnz HILL feG West Ll1e-st. Iue lion. j. F. s.n
lou will ad,iresa tho E.etinp.
EfSrif Finn
Corner Hanover an't Twenty y-si >il,.ss
FIFTH AN1 rlIT1t wAHr4.
Boutheast corner State Anl rhitty.nrEt-sts
NINTH HAttp.
No. o. l'lue 1s:nl-aY.
, 1875-10-28

Pianoa aud Organs.
Hs1et, D3ys Co.'S Grand, Alu&ro, knd Upright,
and Bnl,la's American OrgauH, ~ found only ut
". ". KIllbslla. corner Stase and Adams streets.
ChItAuo.
, 1875-10-28

Lundboyg'a Perfumes
~ liza natural tsowxss and bouqusts,
, 1875-10-28
THE MURDERER CAUGHT,
The Ifan Who Stabbed Ga!ena Ar
rested Yesterday Morning.
Discovery Of the Bloody I1nifo in
Ills Possession.


No. 1o5 West Laao streot, Monday night tho do
tails OF which woto glron In yestcr'a. moFu'ng's
TRIBUNE, wns colti-bsoode,l one, and committed
without oven somhlanco Of ca''so. tho deceased
having been stabbed to tho hoart while trying to
n. Tnr"n.. p1,1s,. 1,,a,.
olod Jury Tor tho purpose Of holding an ILL.,
intss' ou. a'seF viewing TUG ooas' sho case "es
aa1ou'noa Until O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON.
o,,.,, ras At 1nt t TINE sr,. or THE II; "Ffsax faa
1s aasN" VOC "''u uat. VI .''ouos' "'no"e
Gleason, aud JOIN pay Tae.s % wsro 1p, III s,rrested
Tutsasy % night md locked up IN tho Wes: Madison
Srsst sta'!on as wi,ne.so Yesterday m9rng ssrs
TIN, to whom circumstances r,4nt strongly tho
erer sud WHO DOES nut preend 10 deny his guilt. lie
Ses s!eda.o !s:o1. An"~n s as't 81 Il, s
gagSa ' room unsles tue name oi qeorss Drown.
not to lie to hu, thAt ht' name WAS hhsttn snd hzt
no ~aa ar,~u,, 80, ,.... a
Martin tf,on confessed to his name bet wouli not
beevo the otlcer Io ecknoWletged that be Lad heen
t!taa d; hurt ht;n enough . ~! l4m" Err \ !hs
had died from hts wounds but when takon to tho
ro'm
WHERE TIE CORPSE WAS $780,.
for fcw moments, nftes which ha said beliese bn
il dead now. md I SUPPOSE I shsl hnvc 70
up9n ". psrson: II 4 H. s9nnaon claap
w noTn , asndis % TIP nadG @ taehS. ,1nR nna
u co'tFca WIN olooa. rms enH ol INC Dlaae MS e1.
1feayfs soloon. -
Yesterday afternoon. by rerm. sion Of Capt. Els.
TntnusE reporter walled Martin In blu co and thefe
to the Of Tho reporter o stated that lis
age was II, and hts occupation teanstes.
, 1875-10-28


With h!a havers4ck. Tho enlrr parry then wene cut.
On the street, 1alena waa agsln attacked by Martin,
aud lhe two were parted. Shortly ster Martin walked
bay!uR, ~ can kill any who insults my frsnd"
md then went back Into the eaioon. Qaleua tried 10
walk up stairs, but fell down after Rolug tou steps
and died He hal only lnlt work short tilno before,
and Martin At tho time hs did the cutting not very
drunk Fhs leceaae wus II yc4rB Of agt, aud tcbtdd
1t 1GU South May streCt.
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Mercurial Diseases.

VEGErTHE has never 81: - cIre the mo
in1eNib e c .Se f Ctnha-.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
Fort Fisher-Car,. John VI. sutton

1t Is with pleasure. for more reason
than ore, that We give assertion to the
following letter from "Surv vor." The
writer of these lines knew Capr. Sutton
iutlmatel y, both as a fellow soldier
aud warm personal friend, and none
did he know more brave aud gallant.
Du:Ing the two fights he was conspic-
nous for his daring, and received the
plaudits IF his commanding officer:
LEWISTON, y. c., Nov. p, 1875.
Editors N21JoK IIrgiHiun.
G-NTs: In perueiUg the very inter
estirg report of G.. in your paper of
the l9th ult. | noticed that, In giving
the names Of the different commands
E'bsch took part in the asst fight at
tort Fisher, Company @. Third North
Carolina Battalion, commanded BIZ
Capt. John NJ. Sutton. was net men
toned. There was not a Drawer or
moro chivairous man at Fisher than
Capt. Sutton, and | hev- been told
that the iamen5ed General Whiting on
his death bed boqu3athtd his sword
10 Capt. Sutton for merltorious COZ
duct during the fight.
Ca pit. Sutton's company numbered
forty five effective men, of which if
teen wec" killed and wounded. the
Captain himself being wounded sooD
after General Whiting. The Company
also took part in the first fight. for
which 1t received a complimentary no.
tee. Capt Sutton died soou after the
war. Had he been living, 40 doubt
ne would have been W tn tho who
were at the reunion at Wilmington
A SURVIVOR.
[No,JoN IJrginicn.
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@ Smith, Col Roger Moore; n NJ Smith,
Samuel Davis; T W Smith, J G Smith;
J T Smoo*, J rsey Hopkins; n So
mers, E B Sanders; Southgata, IL 81
Munson; l. f Stacy, Fl NJ Bovdeu; P
W Stamy, G Register; r Stevenson,
B F White: A J S-okas. DR. J D B.
lamy; ] S Susliff, Mrs 7 @ Bovdeu; F
" Swindell and wife, Rev E Mann
NC Thomas, Capt j L R 4nkiu; JIG
Thomas, IN Cannon; h W Thompson.
Capt L B Granger: J E Thomp on. "
d Mahn: A B thompson, J rillett,
Mrs Pic: [ l. Friplet5, d J Grier;
W Turner, Th2- Z Lewther.
A A Walker. " d Iahn; " Il Wat
kins and fe, Rtv G d Bernhsim; r
= Webb, @ a IiaIpn.r; A s Webb, r
5 Radcliffe, at Mrs Nixon's; J ii
Wheeler, Mis- Juuius d Gardner; Jos
Wheeler, Go C:.adbourn; J " Wheel
er and wife, " 4 French; L G. Whita-
k4r, JAS [ P"etewly;N 6 Warrington,
L Il Bowdtn; II = Why. Jas t Pet
tevny; t @ vat rs, Geo Caadbnurn;
" L Williams. ) q Northorp; r a
Wits, C.p- L tn,,!,; " c Wilson,
" [ Gore; james WI,,spn aud wife, }
" M%cumher; n FL ID Wilson and
wife, A A Willard; G y Wolfe. jasper
Bishop; NJ L Wood and wife, W P
Oldham, + LII Wood, James Fleet;
[ Wycha and wife, A G Llfta.
+ Yates z q Worth
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
che Co.sor Trace of RaterRh.

At the grand bauque' given by the
Ha!,iSh Meas Publishing Company
complime ntary 80 lie Board of Trade
of that city Mr.. Lem IL. Adams in re-
spouse t. the toast Our Cotton Trade"
responded, relating the following in
tetestiGg facts concerning the cotton
trade of that ty:
N-. Presjd mt end Gentlemen: am
sorry that you have net made IA better
ole cti II on TINS occa>i0n, but sir, ns
IN one of the nl3e-t cotton drH!ees
nov il Rtiejgh I know II few iAc-s that
-fsy be import ant to you all.
Oar ton trade was very small len
veAIs ago. only about 500 to 700 bales
u-lIg sid here tt"n Annually. I
ink THIS var rur receipts will re ,ch
a .oR is'.NCt u1 -. 600 bui.s, and it il
now grazing with the best cotton in
the country. the oil ti,-:ds that were
befpry ri.t VIZ !1r,.ei ont "a wprthle- :
ure now orr hes catcnu iaads. end
believe from the btS5 infOr rlatirn thut
[ have JnHt in few years this part Of
North thlr HiIua Will stand a. Ueli for
nigh grad2 cotton as any section in
the South. Oar receipts are increas-
lng from 1000 to 10. COO annually We
are receiving cotton from about fifteen
cOuujleS, ard orr territory is extend
ing every year, aud [ belive tue day
Is Mt dist Mt when the people in East
eru North Carolina viii send their
cDttyn here. What we want at pres
~lt $ II railroad to Rocky Mount AMI
IarborO. OD.n that line, and in one
year thereafter oar receipts will reach
100, U0b bales
L thI"k We have he'd our own in
Raie'g daring the NOR etary pressure
ri tn past two years b, er than any
town III the cOuury. Lock at the nu-
III rous failures i'll very quarter Of
he Union. and yet there has not been
on in i,a!eiRh. Oar business comn.u-
nifty has not only sustained The sleek.
but Is going forward. We uou hav =
b ety. e II 20 aGd A. cotton buyers. If
the business OF Raicrgh cuufinn's TO
Il. prove as il the pas, II viii soon be
Que of the leading cotton markets of
III country. Our hope for the fu ure
is bright
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
ksOKG, Allied Va. NFaddeEI.

This gentleman. the Repres entative
from this District in the Congress of
tt Unite1 States, lef. h"1e on Monday
m rning for Washington City to take
his place il the House. Congress
cunV-nes on Wednesday Of this week
Ine Senate i r. publican, bat the
l., tH"oracy lave d 4o1se majority IN
the House Of T. pICsentatives. The
selection Of Speaker Of the House
vii be the first important business,
aid as there Is a possibility that that
officer may be called to act as Presi-
E'"nt, It Is highly important thai be
should be ii firm, q cjded aud tried
man, one Into whose hands the Execu-
tive Chair of the nation can be con
fdcd. The Speaker haa, besides tn
arrangement Of the Committees Of the
House, ard on them depends tie prac
teal Rocki- g Of the legislation of the
eesSioD-tbe Investigation Of oil the
bu3ine-s of the Cover, ment in all il
departments. We are glad to know
shat orr talented repr" Sentative vii
BE- promptly Oh the spot, ready TO use
h influence and his vote IN making
a proper selection Of Speaker We
lave never had more industrious
~ her Of Congress OF on, Who was
n'ntt watchful Of the Interests of his
COM. tuents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
Comm IssIOn from His Majesty, iii G
King OF the Carnival.

The senior editor of this paper has
received from the King of the Carnival,
the commission of Especial Humorist
Dissemlnator, with the honorable title
of the Count of Wilmington. The
following is the document, and it ex-
plains itself:
m the Honorable Count Of Whining
ton
IN THE YEAR OF OUR REIGN, 5,55s.
ROY0I Letters Patent,
S1R:-HiS luoJcsty instructs the IN,
dersigncd, to acjt:
So great and wise, so potent is the
JO1trth estate, that in consideration
thereof. Nou are appoi 1ted SPECIAL
hU3ToRIsr DlssE MINAToR to Hi5 .Inj es-
tY, with the name, style and title of
Count Of Wilmington, aud your Jour
nal the 'Uicia organ; III VII ch a..
edlcts, proclanatlous and orders en- IN
al .ng from his jovial Majesty viii h..
printed III such style, and with cIitJ-
rial cCD2n1e2lts. as VIII occasion perusa.
by oIr subjects. Your correspondence
Will be conducted through Hijin1, p.
q, Boz 9. 900 -iti1utu, Ga.
Your coInp!i,nce with the publica-
ton OF, this document and ths enc;o8-
ed proclamation, will be proof that you
humbly bow to our Royal VIII and
PIE tsurs.
HFJEN.
Chamberlain.
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SUB no
Clinton, n. c., Nov Goth.

In many respects we bellows on
market prices are lower, and the cost
of living less in Wilmington than any
other city. north or south. 1t is we'll
that it is so, for out people Just row
are badly off for stamps"
Who wants to bet that the woman
who defined q man as "a conglomera-
ted mass of hair, tobacco smoke. con
fusion, conceit and boots" isn't an
elderly maiden who has been disap-
pointed some time or other
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
he PliO;s and the Frying Pap
Lightsa p.
SMTTHvILLs, n. c.,
November Doth, 1875. {

h'2111 II AA1L-sS ~. ~
November Doth, 1875.
Dear Journal:
Please allow me short space in the
columns of y ,ur most valuable paper
to correct an erroneous report concern
ing the crew of the Flying Pan Light
ship aud the pilots.
It has been reported at various
times that the pilots of this place go to
the ship in question quite frequently
AID III corss Gnenco of which the ra-
ms to tho crew Do not hold out.
II = been "a b 'ard OF said ship jn
..'-. -pae.ey II utfic-.r aud ''foremost
baud, / know whereof L fpeak.
Occasionally during the summer,
'Ae pilots in the small opel boats VISIT
tlo LigatsnIp 20 sea th-ir friends or
relations, or TO board vessels bound to
ynU, city. 1t is very seldom they STAY
':i'r" tbana day. Ia winter they scarce
think Of gong there, and Wien they
90 go. it is to take refuge from the
'-mpest.
l have never known or even heard
q prOvi~l@us being scarce on board
the aforesaid ship: but on the contrary
have seen them oveirun mauy times
This proves very conc;usivrly that the
fabrlcn:or of the report is guilty Of q
shameful misrepresentation of facts
1t IL said shat ''competition Is the
life of trade sDd it applies to the
plots as we'll as 10 mnn of Other trades
or professions. All Will admit that he
ti.;g e decked ,iiut boats have a great
advantage oven the small on9n boats,
a i it Is exceedingly strange to ne.
" Y " in the former boats should
object TO IL" latter ones going to the
Lib ship etslo-a y TO catch v"sses
II any complaints III" made about tn
provisions OF tie Li4ht-h;p d ing ia
sufficient for the crew aud 'hr visiting
l'llots. then the captain OF the vessel
ehpuid report the tact. The in>pe ,tor
once told the master Of the Ewing
Pan Ligttship to treat the visiting
pilots X .d.y aud courte2ualy. and /
II certain that ho will do it. Isuor-
arGe and romrosity are net ca;cuia-
I'd to rnl" an Intelligent people
JUSTICE
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Fer s'hH j.?
A UCkY GCOrGtaE,.

In Clinton, Thursday, Nov, 25th, at
81. Tiu.othy's Church, by e. L. Rich,
pastor of the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Raleigh, Or. John William
G,'ges, f West Point, Ga, an.l Nis>
usan Howar5 Mckoy, daughter If a.
4. Mex =, of Cllrto..
III vo7r = couple have goeo >: nth,
tx. Icy carry with t'.-iu me good
-,i-Ee7 Of the entire community. DR..
IL Rgs. although young, enjoys re
notit5on not excHlitd by any other
yong nan N hi~ profession.
lJ!ss Susan Howard McKoy, his
wife. il th daughter of our distin-
gulshed townsman Judge A A. McKoy,
aud young lady of charming charac-
tel, AID loved by all who have the
pleasure, Of her acquaintance. A
worthy young couple: may their future
be to them all their friends hope. and
that they can MAKE it.
SUB Rosa
Clinton, n. c., Nov 29th.
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T. E. Sprunt, Ell. Bauman,
FL. D Burkhimer. r. B Hartsfe!d, l..
S. F. Brown, James Corbett- Mr..
Hartsfield winning in ten seconds.
RaunRn.

Hartsfiield winning in ten seconds.
SACK RACE.
This piece of sport copvulsed the
crowd with laughter. The contestants
were required to get into bag, which
was brought up ard tied around the
necks, all the limbs being confined
within, which caused a good deal OF
ground tumbling. The prize was q bu 1
calf, which was won by Mr.. O!'phant
The entries were MassIs Oiiphant,
Sprunt, Fyfe, Toom1r, Roddich and
Corbett.
HURDLE RACE,
Prize, silver cup-EDtries : /. r.
Sprupt. James Corbett, L. Greenhaum,
J. Ohphant. II. Bauman: - Btgl9-
Mr.. Sprunt won.
RUNNING LO,G JUMP.
Entries: Jas, Corbets. w Roddick,
DuBrutz Guitar, r. Heart~fi4Id won,
jumping Is feet.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP.
Pr.ze, pair Indiaa clubs-t,ptr'eF ::
DuBruz Guitar. " Fyf,., [. + Sprun+,
". Rodtl,ck. Mr.. Catlur won, jan z
ing i feet 5 luchc-.
QUARTER MILE LUN1lING RACE,
Ny. LIS. Z. 3 own va the only e9-
Try who came mp to time and "a"
round Tie tnac5 in n ) sec ts'biDs
t.o y. z,-sleeve buttons a-I stu}.
rrr1,r-t--TrC,,,T.D FACE
The contestants ran IN pa:r~, having
the inside legs tied hc4}y t"s-5.e:.
The difficulty of loo motion can -
easily imagined. Pre-, Sucking l.4-
Entries GIe.ag, aud R94lEctz, : 49,
ooues aud Fyf., O piiaue and 5pruH';
ne last winning.
ONE MILE RUNNING RACE.
Pre-. Smith & Wessou platol--En-
mes: q. W. Bai;y. v. 4 Hill, ID.
Hoherstein. Mr. Bully won III . IL.
10 sec.
sTAEDING HIGH JUNE.
Pre-, pair cljcEiug shoes; entries,
DuBcutz Guitar, j. Gre 4haum, VIM.
yfe ana ". K dick. Mr.. Cutler
won, jump.Ag IL inches.
WEEELBARROW RACE.
Pre-, silver cup and wheelba@.ow;
entries, Jas. Corbett, ". P. Toomer,
J. Oliphant, G. W. Baify, ". Rcd
dick. The contestants were blindfoided
and required, st the word, to turn
themselves and wheelbarrOw around
before starting, the race beirg 20 an
objective point 100 yards distant
Some Of them would collide with each
other. others would diverge in oppo-
site directions, ard some Of them, af
ter rolling their barrows for some dis
lance, finally landed at the starting
point. Ia the frs heat, ir. Ol.phant
was first to reach the flag; hn5 owing
- a Notwithstanding of some # the
racers, lie generously waived his
claims, and allowed the prize t. ba run
for second time, when Mr.. Coroat
won.
THROWING HEAVY HAMMER, 10 LBS.
Prize, meerscbaum pipe; eutries,
DuBrutz Guitar, r. G. Ross and ".
?. Mediation. Mr.. Ross won, throw
ing 524 reet.
EGG AND LADLP RACE.
Prize, silver plated IedIe; entries,
B. Gleaves, O. ". Badly, W. 2. Toon-
OF and J. OIip1ant. Mr.. Baiy win
nlng.
FENCING.
There was an interesting exhibition
of the art of .fe1ace, first between Mir.
Maffitt and Mr.. G caves, and then be-
tween Mr.. Matfitt and Mr.. Ross.
During which time there was also a
lively game of
| CRICKET
played. The games did not cease nor
the crowd disperse until night put all
end to the fun. Wllmingtonians have
never had a day of mere unaiioyed
pleasure and we hope to see the pro-
TOD
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