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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
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| ito"'i"n VI 'ne Wo,h o. tue c'hseNtioh Is
'he pest sahoslsi -'od'Hoay A""e'"Se''
n reported hi 4eusioua among Mary
land Democrats should aud must i- laid
aside this year. The dyed in the sol
Democracy OF mcLsne ougbtto marshal
the Democratic forces OF Maryland 10
s"'iu pnaiauA' we, however; nave no
eIDeiawa'o o'"oo WIN tell -" De'u-
cure Democf"'
The Democratic STAT Convention, which
assembled In Baltimore IN isat Weiues-
'h3' h"u''hh"'n h.'er. NJ N'ta . ior
governor rIaHk turner Oh isibot
oounts 10, ooihptIu'ier u the treasury
ana onsrie7 ~ hoosr's Tor attorney
General : iooken upon az 'uii-
"eogeu ring ueke'' win the secoio
''l,'''o '' "ofhSn I" its nssa --hsS'o"
Eeage''
We print elsewhere a necessarily hriet
report OF we Democratic state nomina'-
'uk 1onFeotlon, "h'oh p"uy WIZ mr.
usual unanim'ty selected the state Ticket
=. +, . a, -,
'lonel mus hiaue VIII reoelVs eha hear''
ndofSsuiout OF .he people az inc e'pc'' IN
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,nl. r,.,. LA ~. i...,s of ~. 80;
naas ~ a.. hn. sh.,I "a o. IT,
WarvI.rd - ,.na AZ ,nr - al, ~
The Presidential osmpsiep of 1884 :
G,een,Joyouoh f,se Rsss.
wb., ia ,ho c,,n cor,o;, =, ,vu,,,,a
ton and rho A.. ~ H. mam t,.t " ohss
~. ,ts -, ~, 49, 'a',rs az oO
s o,. a. 81 80, - ~ ne
Sn...r Ian a'1'0 WV" o"'1 'f'A'v -
''
is there difference In the rnles Of
disoipline Can We CELL some OF them
advisory and Others mandatory Com
ference Worher we should think all
were mandatory However, the general
manner OF regarding them ia that they
are mandatory ID reference i"one's neigh
ools AND .advisory In regard TO Oneself.
-fe"'n'uidr Na~s and Adosrf'ser.
A better [MarylAadl State ticket has
never been presented TO our people and
the whole siehet will be elected by
handsome majority. The platform also
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

"Wa3 man descended t-om t.-fg rs
asks the detroit Free H,,H. IHt iu SH
cases. Why, a Nevs5s citizen The otbtf
day went TO the other ay..s Ug vhsu 10
bear came along and the lIt-zs1 tpeE u
tree.-BOsion Post.
The Boston Eost has found oai lp sorae
way, We dare mot say how, lhA' 7a'T
brides wear white hose.-LooeN ttis.4
1t was quite by accident. We diia'l-
We Affirm We didn't--let tbst -. Loose -
the ball room.-Boston Post.
a railroad conductor was reosaslr
chosen deacon Of church. When : h5.
came his duty to sake up + collection, hs
surprised the congregation by sts,.iag
out with the characteristic eiAoulstion
''Tickets, gentlemen !" The contribution
that day was large.
When e native Of Fiji ie converted, La
Decent experience so mauy obstacles IL
the way Of retaining his religion as The
man in this civilized country. For 80
stance the FijiGn never hss collar bn.
tor to fly eff and roll under the bureau
when he has ouly i've minutes to catch
train NorristOgn Herald,
"Your crop seems to be- considerably III
the grass" said a passar-by 20 s negro
who sat on ienee. 'Yes, sab, Gen.
Green's dun co. IT," ''Did you overplsnt
yourselt?' enc, sal, planted bout
huff" why didn's you pillow IT ?"
"Wife tuck sick. She does de plowin'
fur dis place" "What do yon do ?"
"Whst does l do 2 preaShes; dst's
what does. Ii Providence comes sions
an makes de oman sick, ksiu't hep
It, rs been called, l ."-Arkansap
Traveller
When Mr.. Hendricks wss in New York
last week he called upon Mr.. Tilden at
Greystope. He found the old man hold
ing l00-pOuud AR7,l out at arms
length, snd whep Tilden inquired after
the Indiana ststesmsn's health thslatter
grabbed the handle of Samuel J.'s lifting
machine and pulled the whole arrange
ment mp by the roots and then Tilden,
with significant smile, applied ais
mouth 10 his lung tester and exploded it
in the first round. There is a great deal
Of strength in the sold ticket" yet
NorristoWn Herald.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
Death of Robert CarsweII.

Robert Caruwell, coal dealer at the
northeast corpsr Of Fourth and Plre
streets, died at his homo, No. 426 BAst
Fourth street, early yesterday mora
ing. He had been siling With oonRes-
ton of the brain rbout two years and his
death resulted from that complaint. He
was born In New Castle county between
Wilmington and New Castle, and WAS
about II yesrs Of age. Many years ago
ne WAS member OF the Board Of Eduos-
ton. During the past IS years he has
been engaged in the coal business. His
wife, one daughter, md four sons, Frsnk
r an architect, Edwin T., clerk In his
fathers office, John N, clerk In the
farmers Baps, and Williaa, q naval
engineer, survive him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
MILFORD.


Special Correspondence of state JonrnsI.
MILFORD, Sept Al. Miss Bnrr, who
has been a teacher in the public schools
here for the past six years, has gone 10
Michigan, 1t is generally supposed, TO
engage in teaching.
The South Milford schools have been
thoroughly rehsted, and new furniture of
modern pattern has been placed in ill the
rooms, and the sslsries OF their teachers
iaiRe5.
Dr. Hayward, who resolved a call TO
the pa',orsse Of the Baptist church, was
in town yesterday looking over the field,
and It IS pretty we'll ascertained that he
viii accept, although little additional
salary will be required.
DR. Pratt, tho State sgert for the sale
of school books, yesterday placed his
first invoices upon the shelves.
Sohoonberg Il Co, and Cuykendsll are
losing enily $50 to 5000 per day on to-
inStoSs,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
An Elkton Horse Disabled.

The runner, Fearless, owned by Q. D.
Foard of Elktou, who wss seriously injured
W lesracing 1T the Chester coupty fair on
Saturday, is fine thoroughbred. While
finishing hotly contested rsoe in
beautiful style, rhe competing horse, in
coming mp In the roar, struck feMless in
the leg jnat above the fs;locf and
severed one OF the large tondcns. The
blood spurted in a stresm bat tho csmsy
racer ran a considerable dirtsnos bsiore
his injury wss known To hsjosksy fhis
accident ends the racing days of Fearless.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
Steamboat Completion.
Special Correspondents OF Rvsrr EvoaiAs,

opuV4=TF orr sop1rucnRs OF HVn- HVIh4t
DENTON, Nd, Sept. A.-R. Il. johnson
and &. s. Spence Of Bass Newmarket,
Nd, representing the chopsank Steam
boat Company, wore In Denton on sstur-
day and they rsNtcd tbs Willis wharf for
the use Of shat llne. On 5unday Aext
the steamer Choptapk will make her first
trip to Denton. She will mako tri-weskly
visits, leaving Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at IL O'Clock noon. Az thsss are
the alternate days OF tho steamer Enoch
Pratt, Denton will havs the advantage
Of daily boat to Baltimore. Tho Chop
tank Ia = propeller, built for heavy
froieh,ing, though woll provided with
comfortable saloon and stats-rooAa. The
freight tariff Of tho new fine will be made
lower than on .ho Maryland line.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
Maryland and Delaware Ship Canal.

The projectors o. The lonE-tslked' Of
Maryland & Delaware ship canal have
recently cauhed 10 he circulated among
business men Of Washington for pisna-
lures petition addressed to the Prssi
don't Of she United Ststes, requesting him
to htine that sabjsot before Congress in
his next sunusl message, erd urge the
passage OF p bill sppropri.tiug funds for
execution OF tina work. The appesr4nce
Of these petititions IL tsssn "a an indtcE-
ton that strong effor. will be made to
push canal bill through the next Con-
gtVsa
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
A Brnk emnn's AccIdent.

Special Correspondents OF ETsrY svcsains.
WELLINGTON, espt. "a Walter Cham
bers, brakeman on tho Q A. 4 K rail-
road, had his ara brohen and hesd badly
cut while or the up "trip On Saturday
last. Chambers vss standing IL the door
Of the way csr looking dogn ths road rs
they approached Biggs' switch. He
turned to look up he road srd was
struck by oar standing on the switch.
His injuries we're attends by DR..
Power Of this place, who pronounces his
hurt serious bat not fatal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
Maragss.

ROWf-MAGEE.-At the residence of the
bride'suncle, VIM. Magee, 612 Klrkwood street
on the 18th Inst, by the Rev. g. n. rrettynan,
city. ~
KTH-GLANDING.-Atll 10 N.
Adams street, the residence OF the hrlde's father
by the Rev. Charles L. Mallery, William ~
Hollingsworth and Emma j. Glanding.
Centreville, Maryland, papers please Copy.
MYERS. RoWLAND AT Holmsburg, Phiia.,
on the 10Th inst, by the Rev. r. B. Cook DID,
John A. Myers and Ssllie VI. Rowland.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
The Terror of the south.

JAsPHx, PLA.--hr. Besrdman ". vii.
son, travelling for A. g. Afford Il Co :,
dealers in firearms snd cutlery, Balti-
more, was .rostrstod here, With the
''break-bone feysr;' he asserts that In
his own, A. we'll rs in the ease Of others,
the only thing found to rsliove this pain
full mslndy WAS 81. 6scobs OIL. This
wonderful pain cure hes the speorS.nen,
~ such men ~ ex Postvsstsr Graornl
Jsmps, s-nstas D.ni.i W. voasii-4. sra
49, Emmy NJ MINI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
A Crank fin Church.

John Meyers, crank Of this city,
aniercd Asbrry N. 4. Church Just after
the combustion OF the sermon Sunday
morning, spd, walking up to the pulpit,
ha wanted 70 bcooms a member.
While tho papers were being made
out he arose and addressed tho COB
gregstion saying that he was working
for Jesus Christ, and that acme
body had said he wss John tho Baptist,
but they would have to prove H. Mr..
Murray interfered at this point and the
crank left the church cursiHg ard saying
he would burn tho town.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
DELATAREss CROPS.
Condition OF Various cereals And
Fruits in September.

Sohuttiob III thfItuh NGAFatH AHl
Fruits in September.
A rpsaial report Of the Dtpartmsr' Of
Agriculture just ont deals With Tbs coz
dition OF crops throughgu' she e31ntry
this Month The average cofliH9u u
corn IN Delaware is si5sr a. s n
wheat ~hon harvested, 81 applsa. u
peaches as compared with 81 ayrsqe
crop, SO; stosk hogs Tor ''.te-:-r funu
ber as compared with average, J5 ne
dition of hogs, SO.
OF the Delaware peach oror zee 7s.
Gays: "The peach crop, now .ap4' 'i.-
half gone, ~Aa mover better a. ..i opai. g.,
and the unusual good, clear, opo' vsat1sr
nAking 1t ssfe to reach all III goai
markets has brought to dealer s..
pr,ces and profits, as we'll as mos Ca
factory prices TO growers, and voEi5i-
fully stimulated land owners to plan,
orchards. The indications are that not q
yoans peach troo Of acceptable variety
will remain In the nurseries unscl2 by
November 1st."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
Peninsula TrOfters.

Ap'Hnc the entris, for tho rscs, at the
Oxford (Pa.) fair TO day and Friday
arc this following: R. J. hsrriscB, Chris.
tiaua, > N Mantle Beuhler aud ch "a
May j C. Collins, Eikton, b 6 Rsttler ;
J. P. Graham, Wilmirrton, m Brandy
vi-e Girl; John Smith, Wilmirator, b 10
Annie s.; James A. Wilson, Newark, h z
Del.wsre Boy, and Hoary C. Hcss, Fair
Hill, Md, d = Gilt Edge.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
KILLED BY THE CARS.
A German Crushed to Death mt New
port.

port.
a German, evidently tramp, whose
name on . hsspital sdmission card Ia
sivea as Frank B!asil, aged 81 yesra,
Was rue over srd killed by locomotive
at Newport staten, p, ". & B. r. R.,
abort O'Clock Tuesday evening.
The nsn Was walking on the north
track and stepped across to tho adjoining
ties out OF the way Of freight train. A
oouth bound engine which approached
while .ho Gs-msn vas Watching the pass
ing csrs, c:ruck and killed him almost
instantly. Tho body, which WAS horribly
crushed, was brought TO this city about
10 O'Clock in the evening and taken to
tho morgus.
Deputy Coroner Palmer held an inquest
at his ofics at 1890 ye1tcrdsy morning.
Only two papers were found on the de-
ceased's person, one OF these showing
that he had been discharged from a
hospital in Philadelphia sad nothing
could DO made out Of the othsi. The
Jury rendered the following verdict !:
IAN unknown man oamo to his death
near Newport last night By being acct
dentixlly run over by engine 81.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
The Fat Giri's Wedding.

David Moses, ticket seller at Bowery
museum, wss married last evening to
Blanche Gray, the fist girl o; the chow.
Blanche weighs 517; David, 1876. The
marriage tooksplaee at the museum, in
the presence OF the audience. David's
father wanted the authoritt to prevent
the wedding, but they II. they sre
powerless. David adu all 9 is as
much eDamored of Blssh az ny, $25
per week, as of her b ,uslyE 20 accom-
pliahments while Bis u fsso hus-
band to arrange for and a, uSpary her
On an exhibition tour through the
country. The couple will spend brief
honeymoon at Coney Island.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
Released by Marriage.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-Frank Lin
dora Cinohitta, the Italian who was
charged with aggravated assault and bat
terry o. Freda Heininger, was to have
had further hearing Mt the Central
station lDis morning. He wss, however,
discharged from priaon Yesterday, as the
young woman went there Saturday and
married her assailspt, Dsvid Mouat, the
Fifth ward politician, being one OF the
witnesses.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
A Coiored Thief Arrested.

jacob wolf, coIored, on September l4th
maliciously and felonlourly destroyed
ona stone saving machine and large
turning lathe bsloss,ns to Joseph H.
Brinton Of Tkornbnrs township, Chester
county, Pa, and carried away q large
portion Of the same. On Saturday last
he wa, arrested by ofacer Moore while
attempting to sell the property In this
city. he has sinco bosn committed TO
tho wsit Chatter jail D await a bearing.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
GRANTED A NEH TRIAL.
lewis Given Another Opportunity
to EstnhItHh His EnnOcencc-COurt

10 hh1hbttFN hNkS
AdIourns-Sitting I'm ChRncery.
Tho Superior Court and Court Of Quar-.
tar Sessions rgcobvsped at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, In the csse OF State
va. James Lewis, colorcd, convicted of
assault. tho Court granted new trial.
Judge Houston said that It appeared by
the sflidavits that ae the case WAS tried
without having necessary witnesses and
without going into It at length he felt
that in view OF all the circumstances
Lewis was entitled to a now trial. The
courts then adjourned sine die. ...
In the Court of Chhnoery which con-
vened at the adjournment of the above
courts, Chancellor Salisbury sitting,
several cases were called but the sttor-
neys not being ready the arguments went
over until to-day.
On motion of George Gray, ESQ Edward
G. Bradford, Jr., and George II. Bates,
Esqs., were sppoiated q committee to
examine Herbert II. Ward and Lilburne
Chandler, Bsqs., for admission IS solicitors
in chanoery.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
ResnItOrau OLD Ecnn.

ENFIELD, N. u, Sept. 24-John B.
Fogg, farmer living In Canaan, wss
waylaid and nearly murdered on satur-
day night. AT last accounts he hse no;
recovered consciousness and wss delirioua
most of the time. A. J. Walker, Who
owns the adjoining farm and With #hou
Fogg had numerous disputes concerning
cattle and fences, has bssn arrested
charged with the deed, and held 90 swa'j
the tesult Of Foss's injuries,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
Gsaths.

sIMEsOE.-on the 18th inst, William eeor,s
simpson, In his 52d year ~
ThYLoR-In this city on the 2lst. Florance
Y wife Of John Nj. Nsylor In the 23ri yesr N
her age. 800 ''
GLENN.-In this city, on the 2lst inst tacet,a
aged year and months '
McCaullsy aged SO years,
MCCULLOUGH In fbfis,,sr- +.-.s-. .. ..
H..h no rG re a f.#f' ~ sr
81 h -e.,I u ia age
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

George JaUkacn of the hrra Of Church
man & jackson, Indianapolis, Indiana,
hiss cold the Jersey COW HoJjoran II aud
her calf for %, 500 Thoss gcztlers en-
bought this COW two ysSrr ago for $3.50,
which at the tins We, considered a large
price. Mr.. Jackson Is we'll known TO the
stock fsnoiers Of shis county.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
NEWARK.

special correspondence OF stats journal.
NEWARK, Sept. 20.-The funeral Of
Charles W. Crorsdsle OF this town took
place here this morning. The services
we're held in the NJ. Is. Church, where a
large crowd assembled. The Revs. T.
Il. Waynes and J. L. Vsllapdigham Off
oiated at the church nnd grave,
The B. & P. railroad laborers entered
on William Deans land without any
hostile demonstrations on his part. He
says that he will have the matter before
court.
J. J. Pie has given 81 1000 to the
Newark Roman Catholic Church.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

Atorphsns' Court Tuesday morsing the
sale OF real estate belonging to this late
John Wood was confirmed, and tho prop
erty was consigned to the purchaser.
Messrs. Lore & Bmmons wers the Attor-
neys. Tho sale Of the entsse Of ". R.
Weldin, decessed, was also returned and
confirmed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

Henry Richardson, q oolosed comm mp
tive living on Eset Liberty street, wss
found dead In an outhuilding on htp
pren'ses about 9o'clcoA Honday syening.
Deputy Coroner Palmer investigated the
case this morning aud gave certificate OF
death from consumption.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
TURNED LOOSE.
Why Chief HawkIns Failed 10 secure
an IDcendfnry.

NtlcHh F7uluta"s
Brown, ,br German, who was arrested
by Sheriff Coles tSu wusks ago o. tue re-
quest Of the Wilmington. Dol auihori-
ttpa, ou the charge nj ffire barn iu
\ uth Wilmius tou, wi,p has iaen III
Salem ji,l evhr sttg~. &a3 re!s }gpi hy
Sheriff. Cules an Thursday. 1t appears
there wss = rsvsrd OF 500 offered for
Brown's capture, ,aA .s Sheriff Coles
was put to considerable expeI ~ In
arresting the prisoner, such AZ horse
miro, and pay Of those who ssristed him
IN the arresi, that lie refused 80
let the prisoner go When Whining
ton Off sr oslup aher hun, uutd she
eSpe'it d hsf been paid. re winning
ton officer began to ihreat>V, ADD he told
our Sheriff thst II he (5hariff Coles) ever
wsntea police help ~ Wilmington he
would have to pay for II The Sheriff
replied that thst bod alvays been his ex-
psrieocs, and he refused to let Brown 20.
A waak passed, and getting no word from
Wilmington, he gave Brown hib liberty.
Brown was arrested on suspicion Of
iiriug Kastburn & Bro,'s slaughter houas
in South Wilmington.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

Joshua II. Mccullough, E well-known
fsrr1sY living rear Rookland, died at his
home Sunday Of hosrt disease
Deceased wss 81 years Of age and his
remains will be buried at the Centre
huryins grounds.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

Robert Ross, an sscd citizen, 1iviss at
No. 1882 Ciaymont street, Ninth uard,
led Monday morning Suddenly OF. hosrt
disease. Registrar Fraser has given
permit for the burial Of the remains al
Cherry Hill, Md.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
A Shtpwreclsed Grew.

The crew Of The wrecked schooner Is.
>. aud |. G. Adams Of Somsr's Point, N,
j., which vessel wss thorourhly over
hauled and repaired st tho Jackson &
Sharp COmpany's yards last fall, arrived
in Baltimore on Saturday morning by the
steamer Carolina, from Fortress Monroe
The crew consisted Of six men and Capt
Charles Vxnnsmep. The Adams lsf,
Philadelphia on seytsmbsr 9th, loaded
with 677 tons Of coal for johnson d Co.,
Charleston, 8. q. On the 9Th instant the
vessel wss eti uck By snrrissne which
reoeatly prevAiisd along the coast.
On the llth bae sprung g leak, Atd
foupdered the asme day In latitude 80 03
north, longitude 49, 10 vost. All hands
took 10 the boat, and were IA IL from 7 ..
m. till p. m, whom they wore picked mp
by the Russian bsrque India, bound from
Pensacola to Liverpool. On the 17th they
were Transferred TO the British b1que
His@atha, Captain Litsle, from London
derry to Baltimore, which they LEFT in the
bay and came up By steamer. The affects
of ali Hsre lost. The Adams WAS 5000
tons register.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

The vstorans Of the Army OF the Shen.
andosh who passed through this city on
Sunday, September 18th, on their way to
visit Southern battle fields, passed
through thls city en- rsuts for their homes
In the North last Sunday morning at
| <.20 O'Clock.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

COLUMBUS, ONO, Sept. 25,-Tho Column
bus basket factory ess destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss Ia about s25, 900
on the msnhtnery and contents covered
by ilsutnncs, mostly IN Ohio companies.
To 49, = supposed t. hsva b,en thP
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS.


pf,iauce markets corrected daily by Smeltz
4 Co., wholesale commission merchants, No.
East Fourth street; and breads tuffs by The
tliihm Lea 8 Son %.
RpuA Dfry'tIFFH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

day granted TO Mary A. Dutton on the
estate Of Jane X Grub, 10 John G Massey
% q tg's ?. Si1'r \ G Hsatoy. and to
Benjamin v. Fornsend on the estste OF
/ 4..t ..'- 4 R,uh 80. .stu Ul s.IyI,tG
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
THE STATE FAIR.
Base hall and Horse Racing Tues
day-Exsfbffs IN Plenty.

p"'sh, S.p' ID tn. STAT lar was
ful'y ope1ed th's ie"flihg sFiy tb-
~h"l' morntns WAS taken np IA f";s'TlnH
rShio"e The a'teudhn"e e RS 49, AZ
iarK' "a We rspee'ef, 'eera 'e' only
ht:F7' 5et aud tuo pefsons ON the
| Z a.. -,
nlieu tho Hheh, Whiou WAS III Bvou coH-
| dition for rscinEat 80 O'Clock p. N
Tho erst ra,e yas tn, special purse,
sloo Seven horses we're entered, but
only Ave trosted' Ben, owned by NJ: II.
osvls, httord, won the throe straight
heats. without much difficulty
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t'1'e' H'os N'o''4' s'o'7+
Ii the By oIass, pofi' 4A" wa 9QFses
srot'nd, IhArlcy H. SHINING thS .9IFe
neat. TINS race wa 'fE5 ''' 2 mug.
The hofefa were n'ot.y ms.'h 70 seed
ard 81 t'hHt u was me - u 'ei F.'cb
o. ~.nif oome ouf shNaa '' H'@
loFre mr. y ling, 81 r'7t "l 0 40
'harlsy L. Tbsre ~s' go '''iaas
10 ts;s rses thts 10 ti
YonnE emess'sr while go'ns VI i5's
nsif milo on TIE second iieet col -'7 I'D
sulSy. The driver va snro".H err are
hofse broke INTO q run H'f' Sl'Hs
srodnd she raok he Tss sI'NPta by
some ose throwinS g b!snse' over nus
bead: The driver Vas stunns4 ~ '-7
fall, but drove In the third hoh'
Berry, .-.................... 4
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