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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22

The Governor of Tennessee has APP
in Kentucky for the purchase from the
latter State of the tract known as
Madrid Bend, aud taxpayers are in
curing by what right the sale is pre-
posed without giving property owners
on the Bend any voice in the matter.
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in small supply, and sells at 81 100
l D., according to quantity.
CORN MEAL-rhe demand in Fight
and the stock Is equal to the enquiry
prevailing. Sells from store at 81 90
WSl O5 y bnshel, including sacks.
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Pleasant and Profitable EMPLOYMENT.

81 II ii vi - { tanning - 800, how
lov~lv - -" hat re they WORTH SC. such
are th- exriH III 8ti0Is o. thpse who the
large, elegant new ch romas produced h9 H.
European gI.d Americ Al Gaorrmo Pub tshtng
CO. Every viii want them 1t requires
mo- .iSj1z t. sell tho pi lures, thev 7r"ak
tor III" M-clges, CanCassers rg nts, h.. Ia les
nd CONT men out OF employ T1ent, ~iO int
his the l.. st Cp@nirC e-fr offered TO mako
uiO 10y. FOR 'ull larticuis r. Isd stamp fo
conf len iAt circulars Adde'S =. ell = SpN
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Terms, per Session of 20 Weeks

HALF IN ADV ANCE ON
FIRST OF OCTOBER
Tuition for Er!m4r d"partment..... Sl6 90
g . High Fn9ltsh ......... 20 20
s. . advanced classes with Alge-
bra, etc............ .-..--.. rs 20
A lyance6 classes with attn ........... 30 90
"A Il with Latin a Greek. IS 90
German. French. and b ok-kes ping, each
extra -. .-.-...-..-.-. 90 .......... : ~
Board incl nd ny mel and lights 1890. - ~
Incidental expenses Observation-Disclosures. = 10
Each TUT nj will furnish, Tor his own u.e. u
pair Of bi~nkers pair or sheet, a air tt p,l-
low cases nj hi toS+ls
M ne,iu -tipn tr. ton and Board iii case
ii~tni--i n WjftliI aw4l, and only in -Ee
of protrRct q sickness
For further pRyficu' ara. address
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A NEW DAILY PAPER
WILMINGTON.
PROSPECTUS Of the Evening Review.

ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER FIRST, THE
~ UNDERSIGNED viii begin the publication in
the City of Wilmington, of the EVENING REVIEW.
The REVIEW will be published every evening,
except Sunday. Its aim will be to furnish the
latest, the best, and the most reliacie news, In
every meaning of the term
The Editorial Department will be in able hands
and the local reports viii be furnished by Mr..
James for five years past the local editor of the
Daily Journal.
Mr.. Charles A. Price, son OF one of the
founders Of the JoU RNAL, and himself q gen
tiemsn Of several years experience in the bus
iness, will have charge of the busine depart
ments of the paper.
Unusual attention will be given to its m ar
ket reports with the view of furnishing the full
transactions OF the day to the close Of m cream
tile hours, and these reports will be made by
careful. thoroughly experienced reporter.
ttn the whole the paper will be newsy. cheap
and reliable, and O special medium through
Whicn the Poor man and the IaAoring classes
may be hear,
Terms OF subscription SO @ year, so cents
month and IL cents a week. Advertising rates
very low
In connection with the newsfoe partment we
VIII establish the REVIEW Book and Job Printing
ONCE, where competent and skillfu operatives
will be employed, and where it Is needless to say
we will do our best to furnish our patrons
with the best work for the lowest amount of
money.
Josh T. James.
aug. 15tf, ChaS. A. Price.
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Portland Cement.

Also, Roman, Keenes 6nd PRIian, for walks
cisterns' Quotations. stables, cellars, bridges,
racer voirG. &c. Remit ak cents postage
practical treatise On rements'
ST. MERCHANT q co.
South st New York
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OK tn S00 PtkDAY. agents w@rt

CtD 10 fC~sV ct. AT gases Of " Ork IN
people OF bOih s=:S~-, ung and O'G. IKE
III .neg H vs.. tor Us in their own loo NJ
iitG, 4 airing their spare nlOmPHrs, 81! the
il NJ, IN Az a. aGvthine elsc We offer cFij,'oy
ent t:,at via p&v ION tSDnleY frr ovn-y pur'5
work. Full pant ar, terms, ct. sep free
sep 'dr-rS ut Done delay.
o7 il Nonr tim. nnH'r look OF work or
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The Virginia
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
County, virRinIasa
TEEE GREAT MEDICINAL WATER
az THE SOUTH.
OPEN Doth MAY. 1851

These waters are possessed of extraordlnaIy
curative powers in affe ctions of the KIDNEYS
AMI 81 aDDER, IN all arrangements or the
HILARY ORGANS incident to warm mias-
mstte regions. in Dyspe 1sia, fin Dis
cases pecuIiaf to women
Chro 0ic. intern1itIent snd Semit'
h@a Secondary Syohilis CIee
and ali disc asses of the C0niIai organs
and in some forms Of Cout and Rheuna-
<iao,. Their remarkable power and ncac'
in tie disc aces Indicated are vou' he'd for oy
some of the most dist nguished medical men
OF the country. both North and South, as wen
rs by reported cases from the most unquee.
form furnished on p cation. THBWATER
The water il put mp in cases of one dozen
half 4llon Bottl rs at S6 per ease- Route
to the SPRINGS toF the I5outh: BY
way OF the Richmond and A..anta Air Line
Railroad to Scottsburg Depot In Halire1
county, Virginia. where all trains an met by
Goa spri lgs II miles distant
THOMAS GOODE,
rrorrie OF.
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g SY' IOWA CY or SOUL CHA NJ
Il |" c. How ii s'x NOV tasciua ate
ana al" tn owe aud affections IF any % RS, n
thy chOs ~ in tan ". Fhis simple, mental ac-
IuIrerreUt Ali can pcssesS. Tree, -hy N H. for
25c., toge .er with IN uriaga gni 10, nsvD+ ar
''Ts 'R, - ar-, E'rts to Ladi, 3, W. d lin 9
night shirt &C Gu 'er book - fress T
WILL II & %, Publish sre, Phi! ad slphia
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APPLETONS'
AMERICAN GYClOPEDIa,
New Revised Edition.

E ltirsly rewritten BIZ the ables, writer's IN
every subject. Printed from re-v fype and
illustrated with Several Thou md EusraL
wings and Maps.
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LAGUYRA.-DrigA Alex. Nickais-173,-
900 feet lumber.
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FOl .3c5t
TO fn~ ni1a O"tav. Pit ros- Also one
Sirge Machine he aha We nearly ne y
and will be sold very low the suhsc-iber
having no use them They hA at the
cor of Fourth AMI Valiant Streets.
&C col tt F.TA< IAEP.
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NJ FEfrEk 4. NJ, Prof. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages
r. W. ADAM, AN. Prof Mathematics
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g hpeC men pages O. tho AMERICAN
tf'.I'fP +bIA A, showing TIVE, Illustrations,
etc, wall be emf CrsiIn, on apple tton.
FIaSr-CLAsS CANvASsING AGENTS
WANTED.
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time when His Fminence arrived ana ciergymen
connected with the Paullst church were gathered
IN tine sanctuary. chair covered with white
silk and a prize dfeu draped with the cherry color
corresponding to the robes OF the Cardinal were
placed inside OF the sanctuary aud the assistant
priests ofthe order OF ST. Paul, among whom were
the Rev. Father Augustine Al. Brady, Rev. Father
Stone, Rev. Father Brown, Rev. Father Searie,
Rev. Father Hill, Rev. Father Young, Rev. Father
Robinson and others were grouped around his
Eminence, who sat on his char q
ceremony OF confirmation the nrst communion
was given to a large number or COMMITMENTS OF
botn sexes and the sacrifice or the mass was cele-
brated. The young ladies WAC were 70 be con-
nrmed we're neatly attired in white, wearing
wreaths on their heads and having rose ties, bows
ana sashes OF the now universally known Cardinal
color. The boys were also decorated with the
cOors OF the new Prince VI the CnurcA, and the
ensemble was excellent. as one Oy each cate
His Emnence Caruinal McCoskey sat ana received
tine cnrlsm OF salvation upon MS or her forehead
and = slight bow on the cheek 10 signify
what they might have 10 suffer and bear
for the faith which was there affirmed by them.
An elegant white lace canopy was hung across
the dals over the head OF tue good preate, and
under this canopy he sat during the entire cere-
mUny until It's close. There were some very
little children IN the mass OF the catecnumeus
who looked very interesting, and upon whom HIS
Eminence bestowed a kind l0og smile as they
slowly assembled to the dais and devoutly knelt
down TO receive his blessing. At the close OF the
ceremony the newly confirmed young ladies were
surrounded by their friends, who were eager and
anxious TO know wnat names had been bestowed
upon them, as is customary in the sacrament VI
confirmation.
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sTATHN ISLAND.

The annual festival OF Father Barry's benevolent
societies win De held tomorrow In Elm PARK,
near Port Richmond. Il will, undoubtedly, Ue an
anair raught with merrtment, ana It's attendants
numerous.
Mr.. A. vroom, who was elected Trustee OF the
sixth ward o. New Brighton 40 the recent cnarter
election VIII probably resign IN favor or Mr. J. W.
Mlnmill, VINO was MS opponent, as MS business
engagements viii not permit him 10 hold the
once.
The New York yachts begin 20 gather around
the new cub building at staten Island. IN readi-
ness for the coming regatta. Yesterday the
palmer. the Haze, tue Restless, the Maseleinc. the
Prospero anu the Meta were At anchor or staple.
ton, besides thirteen squarc.riggcd vessels and
several fore and alters.
The drowned man picked up on the South beach
on saturday, and buried In the Poor House
grounds, BY letters found upon his person ascer-
tanned to nave been Gottired Siogren, OF stock
NOUN sweden. one letter Ia addressed from a
friend there, telling him OF the death OF hts
orotner and asking him to come nome and clam
ms property. several others were Testers rom
lady friends. Coroner Lea nas them 10 his posses
sion.
About 200 people assembled AZ the scamen's
Retreat DOCK stapleton, on Friday evening, 70
witness the departure or Captain stTatton Of
New YORK on an experimental trip In his Ameri-
can life SUIT. lie entered the water al SIX o'clock,
taking with him provisions, lamps, rockets, &C.,
intending TO be aOsent tweny-iour hours dowh
the BAY, but, becoming chilled, he returned &C two
o'ciOcG yesterday morning, having been in the
water all the time durng the night He was &C
COMMANDED Dy "A small boat, ana number Or
rockets ware discharged during the night.
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BROOKLYN.

There were $50 persons arrested by the police
during the past week.
The amount received for taxes by Collector Bur
rows last week was SOS, 452 GO.
The keeper OF the Kings County Pententiary
reported yesterday that there we're 519 prisoners
confined In that institution.
Jonn Bromley has begun an action In the Brook
lyn CITY Court against Eliza Brecnt and others
Tor S., 600 for malicious prosecution in causing his
arrest on charge OF arson.
Henry Mccord, OF No. To3 East Twelfth street,
New York, was arrested by The Myrtle avenue
police yesterday on suspicion OF being implicated
IN the robbery Of Franklin avenue clothing store
q few weeks ago.
Margaret Cameron, aged nineteen years, was
arrested by Detective Biggerr, yesterday, for
stealing large quantity OF clothing from the
residence OF Mi. james Barrett, No. 25 Lewis ave-
nue., where she was employed as q servant
James l.. Murphy the driver Of Franklin ave.
nue. car, was arrested yesterday on charge OF
homicide, In running over and killing a little
daughter OF Mr. Lew, OF No. l42 MYthe avenue.
lie was admitted to BAH in the sum OF $4,000.
Charles 0'Relly, residing at No. $50 West street.
New York, was taken into custody Yesterday for
passing a worthless check, drawn on the Ma
tlonal Park Bank, on Charles UMalley OF No. 81
State street. The accused was held Tor eXamina-
tion.
Two coopers, Thomas Gutoyle and Joseph
Riley. quarreiled Friday night IN Eastern DIS.
trct saloon, when the former struck the latter on
the head with drawlnr-knife, innlctlng q dan
gerous wound. Guilfoyle was arrested by the
Faith precinct poh ce.
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BOYS DAY N THE PARK.

Yesterday. for the nrst time since the season
opened, the boys or the public schools were adj
mtted 70 the common on the Central Park 10
play At base Dall. Tae saiubrious condition OF the
weather brought together very large crowd, and
some little confusion was occasioned Early
corners, or course, had preference OF spots, and
before ten O'Clock all the good places were taken
up To prevent mistakes and confusion the Park
Commissioners have surrounded this privilege
with suca safeguards as suggested them
selves-ior instance, a. requiring each club
10 bring a note from the principal OF the school
from wnicn they come. These notes are presented
20 tue gray coated lrenarch having charge OF the
held and without such a note none were admitted.
Many OF The little fellows who did not know Of
this rule. went away disappointed, as their pro-
testations and petitions would not prevail with
tue policeman, wao held With provoking consist
cncy TO the rule laid down BY the Commissioners.
whether or not The privilege tne boys enjoyed
YESTERDAY sn in Ss Eaan1es was ss,,, cues
Of the PARK commissioners. those or them
who wished 70 become popular earnestly
advocated the granting Of the privilege, while
those who cared more Tor the beauty oil the PAX
Than for the applause u the people as earnestly
scape archltect OF the department. Complained
that on the common and on the sward Ia the
Vicinity OF the music stand the grass had been
grass, nothing vas TO be had but anhsssi grasses,
am they ia irregular TUFTS here Ahdr there, As
landscapc aIclltecs y was MT. o,msted's
duty 70 complain, as Commissioners II was
the duty Of the gentlemen composing tnat
BODY 10 allow inc puollc 10 use the
Park, and they 1Fd ineir duty. Tue heavy delo-
eratons Or tnts august body had no evident eject
on the boys, for yesterday they frolcked, shouted
aud ran 10 taer hearts content.
The scene on the common was animated az
many Of the clubs were attired ia gayly capari.
soped uniforms, whica contrasteI strongly WITH
the deep green OF the sward. The walk surrouad-
INK the common vas GRO Wded with visitors, many
interested Ia the games, many more IN the par
Elephants.
TDe common II large enough 10 adm OF the
playing Of three games AZ a time, ana throughout
the whole day che place Was iull ono game sue
cesding anotaer rom morning TIL SHUTDOWN.
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TWO lots north SIDE Of lo4th street. 100 reet west
OF Ninth avenue.
-Four lots north side OF 125th street, $50 feet
west OF Ninth avenue
Three lots north side OF 124tn street, $50 feet
west OF Ninth avenue.
Four lots south side or l25th street. 2o5 feet west
OF Ninth avenue.
Two lots soui beast corner OF l2eth street and
Ninth avenue 100 feet on l20tn street and 40 feet
10 inches on Ninth avenue
One parcel OF land containing 601O0 acres in
town OF West Farms, on northwest side or Cen
trail avenue, adjoining land, now or late, or JOhn
Dickinson aud running along the KlngsDridge
road.
One parcel OF land IN the town Of West Farms,
on the southeast Side OF Central avenue, adjoining
land, now or late, OF John Dickinson; also land,
now or late, OF Michael Nerrlan and running along
the Klngsorldge road
one lot in the Nineteenth ward. Brooklyn, bor-
dering on River ana Middleton streets.
THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST CONAN.
AS already stated, the same aidavlts were used
against Conan as against Walsh. The notification
0! lis pendens was also the same. His properly,
however, placed under attachment, makes out o
meagre list alongside that OF his cO-commissioner.
His tendency 10 real estate speculation was not
so largely developed as in Mr.. Walsh; but what
lhere IS OF 10 is valuable property. The following
Is the property attached:-
Three lots north side OF Seventy filth street, AS
feet west OF Third avenue
House and 1t No. A. Ninth street.
Four story brown stone 'front.' house and lot No.
365 West Filty-slxtn street.
House and lot NO. rs Oliver street
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FIREMEN's PAY.

A COMMUNICATION FROM ALL THE FoRENES IN
THE CITY TO MAYOR wIcKHAM-THEY DESIRE
TO BE PAID THROUGH INDIVIDUAL WARRANTS.
The following communication was transmitted
TO the Mayor yesterday rom foremen OF the dii.
ierent Gre companies IN the city relative to their
salaries for the month OF May, which have not yet
been paid
Hon wu1rAw II. wIcKHAw:-
srr-The undersigned loFemen o. the several engine
Department u the city OF New lorS respectfully repre-
sent =.
Msy aibaulh warrants therefor are saia t. nave been
Unpaid Tor the reason as We sre informed that Tue
these salaries lave ior Two wears prior % the Ist of
Feprg,y N ne current s y b eess s m y ana e
month BY warrants drawn Individually 70 tne order -
in February We learned nat 4 new plsn. was %
tried whereby our salaries woui be pail Wy TIE City
bills instead 81 hy individual warrants ~ before.
reev. s oner ny Ssyor rom "a: aSo sS
some 90 warrants each month service MaiSa nal
Mayor Havemeyer aud BY The performances Of which,
always been enabled . receive moneys with great
yssn mus sss9sarated and followed now
Tor months OF dsbnrang our salaries ~ bills MS
sons which we're stated n issr 81 our PRESIDENT 70
method Of payment Il has been tried tor some length
ni khl@ AnA gives Ntet VI A0Noto "
bcrs Of nreuem -.
appears a certain number 81 tho men must be on GUY
from the various company quarters on pAei o
other service wituin the companys district eaSn 2,
wnOn will TAIL 10 receive his a. that time SUD mus
thereafter follow up the paymaster with view 70 o.
taning ~ there the experience Of flour months
has SHOWN, average 81 TWO saeh men 70 eANh
company there will be Ia men each month whose pay
Il necessarily withheld from them, at TIE place where
thew ought II, and VINO must travel from one
miles the loss OF nom one 70 sx nours unei
In The end eavor collect the money
Again Is may happen, as IL already mas nappeneu thN
while the pavma ser Is dshurn the money an alarm
Of ure NAV be sounded, whcreupOn the men must leave
the house all haste, Of them paid ana having NO
place 70 secure their money, others sun unpaid ana
doubtful whether OF not the paymAscr viii be able 70
await their return. - !. !,
loss 81 money carried about our persons We are un-
willing 10 EXPOSE the wa~cs, on which our families de-
mend from mon n month Tor their support 20 mo
Chances OF destruction and loss which attend our peril
with refercnc 70 proposition made, as We under
stand bv Your Honor and which directly concerns TIE
sgners IN this memorial, that The ferenen should aet
"a INA tiers o. their respective companies receiving
warrants drawn 70 their order aud distressing the
moneys tile men, permit Us 70 say that ths Is re-
sponsihility we 10 not wish 70 undertake -.
aid already onerous hnttes TIE care OF con-
siderable q money aud g require from % an ae.
curate rendering Of accounts respecting the i
periorm WORK q which We are entirely M
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u.ed .nd wheh aces not COM. a Al wIthIn our rrov


IN view Of these facts and in conclusion. resneel-
fully ask that Your Honor viii delay longer in sign
Oh lie ist Of Inc mon n Eacn day nat We are kept
out Of the money WHICH We have isirly earned only
ment more satisfactory ourselves than The one
speet that IN Sonsaerauon Of our need i ami the aim
sut services n which ~ arc engaged you van eonsen
tsned toward that mehed snd ENABLE y . receive ae
Tbd%gs. Eson foreman E1sine COMPANY No. m
Justin A faiten, foreman engine Company 10 l5'
pany No, O. George Cusck assistant foreman Chemical
man Engine Company 10 b jacob Van orasn lore
Hook ana LADDER COMPANY No b Whmam ,naw. lore
Engine Company No. n; Clinton Mcdonald foreman
Ensins Company 10 Is. William Nc Lausaiia ioremsa
and Ladder Company No ~ fhshp sheridan, foreman
glne compsay ,Ao 8; Tillam Il Landers, foreman ~.
Company No. 80; Thomas Henry, foreman HOOK and
Ladder Company No. 81 Thoma, Judge Sreman Hook
foreman ni Hook f aud Iadder' Company 80. 3. John
Frank Burke foreman Engine 6empany 10. 7,
Charles a; Wolf foreman engine Company 70 n
campbell foreman Ensins Company 10 L J9na a 06ss
Insae No Weir
Engine Company No. 2S; alexander McNeili, foreman
nHs No 90 prsxs
Engine Company No 40; Robert Williams, foreman
tore man Engine Company No. q; Hamilton =. pereS
foreman Hook and Ladder Company No. u; Benjamin
y. Nash foreman Chemical Engine Company No. =,
William Frost, foreman Engine Company No ~; Henry
NJ Jones foreman Hook and Ladder Company No. II;
John A. Corrie, foreman Engine Company No St
samuel Rest, foreman anglne Company No. IS; Peter
Netter Jr. foreman Hook and Ladder Company No lb;
Thomas J. Van Horn. foreman Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 49, Minthorne u. rompkns foreman HOOK
man Chemical Engine Company No. !; Martin cooS.
foreman Engine Company No. Al; James Rooney, fore
man Chemical Engine Company No. ?; William MI
cheu, foreman Hook ana Ladder Company No 10
Z homas Gooderson, fore man Engine Company No. 81
Roger Is. hambiett, foreman Chemical Engine Com
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NOTE FROM A SALOON KEEPER.

TO THE EDITOR or rus HERALD:-
Your valuable paper contained In last Sundays
edition an article concerning the staoUing anal
IN the nall or nv place. stating that my place, No.
10 Hamilton avenue south Brooklyn, has been
the scene or over dozen stabping anrays dunna
the past ak month";. have been for over ten
years . police o6ncsr on the Atlantic Dock, and
think this TACT alone speaks Tor my personal IN.
tcgrty. great proportion or Italian vessels
coming tnto the basins, | nave, IS mattti
oil course become acquainted VITA most ~ tna
CAPTAINS II SAID vessels, who form greet snare
Of nv custom. The balance being Germans Sreueel
Austrians &C. AIS place Is as reepecsause ~ aty
one csn be found anf IL IL entirely unrus thA'
anv stahhinc AFFAIR n occurred therein before
~"S ''s HERMANN PAHDE