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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
L. o. o. 3.
The Newiy-AppOlnted Committees
for the Grand Lodge.

for the Grand Lodge.
Grand Master Joseph Il. Seal has ap-
pointed the following standing committees
for the Grand Lodge Of Delaware, I. o. o.
r., for the ensuing year
State Of the 0rder-Henry Eckel, Z.
W. Cooper, - Sheppard, s 7. Smith
and J, Il. Appleby.
Legislative-E G. Moore, W. II. Foulk,
D. W. Brereton, James Price and George
williams
Constitution aud By-laws-Jerman j.
MoMullen, John Jakes, Bdward Spencer,
John NJ. Whitford and Thomas G. Doud.
Correspon lenoe-W. B. Gordon, j. H..
Chandler, W. P. Hendliokson, Il. G.
Pierce and the Rev. Nicholson.
Appssls-A. R. Fell, ]. B. Tanguy, B.
F. Shakespeare, G. P. Maroney and
Samuel Frizzle.
Flnance-Norwood Palmer, G. spoerl,
David Downs, W. T. Clymer and Isaac
Holston.
Hall-John P. Taylor, Isaac G.. Saxton,
Arthur R. Lewis, John g Yates and John
L. Pierson.
Printing-Isaac W. HAllam, Thomas E
Young, Hubert a. Rcop, W. X. Whitford
and Thomas Mullen.
Accounts--J. Il. Appleby, John III
Whi,ford, Samuel Frizzle, L. Il. Quay
and George NJ Fither.
Returns aud Reports-A, L. johnson
William Bright, J. P. Blythe, Edward a
Spencer ard J. B. R. Powell.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
MED Of Dtphtnsrin.

The horse Of Robert G. Gambrill, re.
ported to have fallen and broken Its neck
while being clipped at Hagan's stable on
Monday afternoon, appears 10 have died
from throat affection similar to diph-
liberia. A post-mortem examination re-
vesls the fact that the horse literally
chokea TO death and rearing up fell over
dead. The ailment Is much similar to
diphtheria which prevails among chill
dren and 1t Ia said that several horses
here are afflicted with 1t.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
srASDIyG OoMMrTrEEs
OF the II, w. Arand EOcampment,
o. o. F., of Delaware.

OF the II. w. 6rand EOcampment, L..
o. o. F., OF Delaware.
The following standing oommittees Of
the R. W. Grand Rncampment, |. o. 0 FL
OF Delaware, have been appointed by the
N. W. G. g., B. +. Shakespeare
State of the order-Henry Eokel,
Lodge No. 1; S. NJ. Simpler, No. 6 +; b.
v. Weldon, No. Q; 3. W. Cooper, NJ. |;
D W. Brerston, No. 8.
Appeals--E c. Moore, Lodge No. I;
T. G. Doud, No. 8; Richard Burton, No. /.
Constitution and Lsws-Willism h.
Foulk, lodge No. 8; David Downs, No. l;
R. H. Ewbhuks, No. l.
Credentials and Returna-John 7.
Jakes, Lodge No. 8; A. P. CArnagy, No.
10; Thomas W. Ralph, No. a
Finance. L. Pierson, Lodge No. !
A. R Fell, No 8; D. Ross, No. 8.
Printing-Edwiu Hirst. Lodge, No.
R. H. Spencer, No. 81 M. G. Perkinsi
No 8. .. ..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

Register Gtubp, to day, granted letters,
d. b. n. 0. I. a., to John B. Vining, sr,, on
the estate IT the late Marg sTet Bradford
Of New Castle, aud letters OF administration
TO George G. Wilson GU the estate Of the
late Mary A. Wilson Of this city and to
Rllzs worrall on the estate Of the late
John Slnex, also Of Wilmington. Letters
we're grants1 yesterday TO Charles G.
Rumiord on the estate Of the late Mary
RumfoId Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
THE HUNG ARIAN,s SLAYER.
Arrest OF steve Dudevics Of EIkton-
HIS story OF the StabbNmg.


Special Correspondence OF Gszette and journal.
ELKToN, Nov. 25-11.30 &. m.-Steve
Dudovics, who ia charged with the kill
ing Of Michael Sehrohmsn, wss arrested
at late hour last night by Constable
Grant in the shanty where the murder
took place.
Your correspondent interviewed Dudo-
vics at the jail this morning. He ia .
Hungarian Of ordinary appearance and
knows little English. On the day Of the
occurrence he said both Mike and
ne were drunk, that he was
sitting on the edge Of his bunk
eating supper, using knife that
Mike fell over him and on the knife,
It going into his breast. He went for the
doctor, who said Mike would be we'll in a
few days. He proiessed ignorance Of the
wound in sohrohmsn's neck. After
Mikes death, on Friday, he was much
afraid, and some man came and told him
10 le>ve; that the police were after him.
He spent the night in the bushes and
then hid in barn near by. He became
very hungry, and went to the shanty fol
io1d last evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

The Star Course entertainments
Lean Year Bali.

The star Course entertainments
Leap Year Bali.
Special Correspondence of aaextte and Journal
SMYRNA, Nov. 26.-The second number
OF the Star Course WAS given last night,
by Stuart Rogers and Josephine Richard.
son, when the hall was comfortably filled.
Mr.. Rodgers impersonations were sue.
CESS, rs was the singing by Miss Richard,
son, and the delighted audience mani
tested its appreciation by encorinl
frequently.
Miss Lizzie Phillips Of Wilmington
will give an entertainment at Kenton OF
Thanksgiving evening.
The leap year ball given at the tow
hall Monday night was q complete sue
cess.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

car loads ck F0lorado cattle at y5asoa NJ,
Texans ofared. Exporters had 80 car Ioade ~
fat 'teers direct from the West. Sheer-Ra.
cetuts; - ECO, making IS 700 head for the wees F.;
extr sEiely dull at further decline OF about
40 per pound, and the pens could mot he
cleared; Door TO good ahaep sol az e2a4 nor
lO0 pounds prime and extra do. ct F425a4.tO
Receipts, ll,5f0 had, making 5i,290 for sbe
week d1il and nom nal for 1--we hogs AZ sL25a
4 as per II pounds
BALTIMoRs, Nov. 2i-Beef csttIo-Merket
very dulli tops lsc. lower, as tn quality:
mediam snd common. including feeders fuiiv
&c; best bseves. 5A55lf.; rat 1tiality 4Las4tn.
medium, 255a4; ordinary 21S4'ssc mn sales
l,7SO head Swine-Fuli supnlY and moderate
70 lslr demand renelpt@,7,2l rs head quotations,
5Sza6Te, The receipts ~ sheep and iamhs
lambs 311ajlse.
EAST LIBERTY, Nov. q Cattle arm ard
prices shade better u . last We K receirts.
PhladelDhias E4.Ga igi' YuftziF, 81 Il1a4 So !,
receipts $500 head; Ehl,m Mts - heed.
Sheep, dun and un"hlngr ~ 'rist 2G0
head; sh.pnen t9J head
CHICAGO III, ny PC tt:e-R ri a..
400 head hlpu bis 2 q, iWad IN rkst
fairly aeiiFs3 M ete dg Cr' fFa Y 2jl
d6l no y ianaE nip. tA,e,tl CO.; TAyi..
~ ~ y hass ~tseclip y DI' neia ,hL
mentF, . he market t,iry aoitve prices
onened l0J Iigher hut q AID . sls 10 weaker;
heavy glases, i.t5ai;35 ,islt 5rau's. q n4.ai:
2iOD held sllmsrts, i1l hssi; g ciis9 i,
steady and unehangeh; a3mmol to tlnlH,
q 6ls3.7o. Tn Liverpool afa, i'll qunrss y
stronger market ~ cattle AneYi;ans i
light supP'y; hsst grai.- ~. higher a ia0s
week AZ oaij,<c. p.rpii d dre-sed.
iufFALo, n, ~ Nov. n g tstls--Rs.
ceipts 10 day, J 0OJ lyar rotsl 70 weak ihns
far, 4 0Ul he "a; for talGe time last week, 4.N0
head cons gnvd through, SO cars: nlaIker
active but shade lover for co pmon and nrm
for hest grades; gooa choice stee,s of from
lao to ], i50 pouuds. 1916 ~; madinm 10 good
steers OF from 1920 to 1905 pounds, S5a5.25;
butchers steers of from 9ll tn | utO poui DIS,
$3.50 al; seockegs aud fee iers, si5lai.51;
closing steady. Sheep-ReGeipts to-day. 1900
head: total for week thus far, "a Cos head; for
sane tims last week 1900 hetd; consigned
through, 10 cas-; market active and firm, and
higher for feeders of from o. to / 0 pounls. st
o. 7Ss4.50; goon to medium butchers lois. s3.4I
as 80 ordinary to CHI ice wa.fern lambs. Si.50A
81; Canada, "a Sjai.91 no Nav York demand.
Hogs Receipt to-Gay, l,ON head total for
week thus tar, II J0O head; for same time last
week 3i,O00 he ID, cot signed Though, 81 cars;
market active, firm and higher; good to choife
Workers. g. so; butchers grades, "a 30 $40
abOut all sold.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
DeraIled a Edge nsoor.

Engine No. 104, TO which was attached
tho 7.40 O'Clock accommodation train for
Philadelphia, jumped the tracks at Edge
Moor Monday night. The derailing occurred
Just SO the locomotive was going on .
switch after couple Of cars which were
to be added to the train. Part Of the
engines machinery was broken, and
another locomotive had to be GENT from
this city to pilot the train to its destina-
tion. Considerable delay was oceasionsd
by the mishsp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
A Qunrrxman Cru.hsd.

John LArsy, a quarryman, employed
al the quarries Of the B. & P. railroad,
near Wooddale was crushed beneath
heavy rock yesierday and badly In
jured. The rock weighed about 800
pounds and rolled down upon him, pain
fully injuring him. He was brought to
this city on the 210 B. & P. train, and
taken TO his boarding place near the
works Of the Wilmington Gas Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
rnneral OF W. II. s1lpin.

special Correspondence of Gazette and journal.
RLKToN, Nov. rs The iunerel Of VII.
liam H. Gilpin took place yesterday at
noon from Trinity P. &. Church. The
remains were inferred in the family
burial grounds on the Gilpin farm. Six
nepheWs of the deceased acted as pail
bsarers. They were William, Henry,
John and David Gilpin of Elkton and
vicinity, DR. Thomas Gilpin Of Middle
town, and Dr.. Charles Gilpin Of Chester
town, all brothers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
Blaine the same Happy Responder

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
AUGUSTA, ME-, Nov. 26.-The Rev. A..
Anderson, PASTOR Of 81. Patrick's Church,
Cincinnati, Ohio, called on Mr.. Blaine
this morning and preseLt ted him with an
elegant cane In the name of his church.
The head Of the cane lie Of
bsstsp sold encloeing crystal
beneath which ia seen picture of an
olive branch with dove perohed
thereon. Father Anderson MADE an
eloquent presentation Address, TO which
Mr., Blaine hsppily responded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
FOREIdN.
Probabilities That Stanley's Congo
Scheme wthl be Pretty Closely

EEUbhphhAthpH AhRb ShA1hOJ . o~sAhU
Scheme wthl be Pretty Closely
Followed.
AssociaIea press Dispatches By Special wires.
BERLIN, Nov. 26.-It is expected that
the limitation Of the Congo basin i'll be
settled at the meeting Of the conference
on Thursday. The basis for this
will be Mr.. Henry NJ S.anley's
scheme slightly modified as regards the
eastarn coast. Most Of the powers are
disposed to accept the indicated settle
ment Of this question and 1t is hoped that
Portugal also will be Induced to do 10
Herr Bsstiar, the we'll known traveller
and ethnologist, holds the opinion that
the river Longa, which enters the
Atlantic about 800 miles south
Of the Congo is the northern
limit Of Portugal's territory. The Angola
country which lies between this river
and the Congo Is In the hands OF natives
who have concluded independent treaties
with the commanders of British men OF
war. IL Ia unlikely that the conference will
allow Portugal's claims beyond tie
Tonga. A belief is current that Russia
and Austria intend to recognize the in
ternAtional association.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

The Pennsylvapia Railroad Company is
arranging to build new stock yard on
Church street between Fourth and Fifth.
The triangular lot at this point along the
P, W. & B. Tailrosd will be utilized for
the purpose. 1t will be laid with Belgian
blocks and excsllently fttsd up for the
unloading Of stock, When this yard 10
established the one st the west side will
be abolished.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

The Athletic committee OF Harvard
Decides That It IL too Rough as
Now Played.

AnG AdIE6tAC Va AssA
Needles That It is TOO Rough as
Now Played.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wiros
BosToN, Nov. 2e.-Tbe athletic COM
mittse Of the Harvard College faculty
issued notice yesterday which bids fair
to prevent the playing OF foot ball at
Harvard in future years. II Ia as follows:
siTne committee on athletics have be-
come convinced that the game Of foot ball
as at present played by college teams ia
brutal, demorslizing to players and spec
tators, and extremely dangerous, and
proposes to request the faculty to prohibit
the game after the close of the preeent
season. Students interested in the game
and wishing to show cause why such
action should not be taken will be heard
at special meeting Of the committee on
Monday, December 1st at Z 80 p. m"
The members OF the committee have at
tended ali the recent games and are sup
posed to have been decided by the recent
Harvard Princeton game, which was q
yery rough one.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

Aan clAted Press dispatch By Special Wires.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Nov. 26.-The
National Exchange Bank Of Bos-
ton Yesterday obtained q verdict in
the United States court agAinst A. P.
Ferry for Oh, l22 in . suit growing out
Of the failure of Ferry Bros. two years
age. A verdict of "No cause Of action"
was rem 1sred in regard to the other mem
Sers Of the firm Of Frank W. White &
Co, consisting Of Thomas W. Ferry.
George II. Bowling and Mr.. " hite. The
reason for the verdict in regard to
Thomas W. Ferry who endorsed the
notes. ia that personal eervice upon him
WAS not obtained.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
Teachers Institute.

The Kent county teachers institute will
convene at Dover next Wednesday, De-
oember Sd, and will close the following
Saturday. An interesting programme
has been prepared snd the meeting pro-
misses to be one Of great interest. Kmi
nent lecturers and school workers Will
be in attendance and every possible
effort put forth By the superintendents to
make the occasion productive Of great
good,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

Associated Fl. s. pispatch by special wires.
TUCSON. A, Il, Nov. 26 "A report
reached here last night Of trsgedy Al
the canonea copper camp. Sonora, on
Saturday, which resulted In tie death e
six men and the wounding OF nrmber
OF others. Mexican stoned an Ameri.
can teamster, whereupon the other Amer
leans AIMED themselves. An attempt OF
the Mexican police to disarm them caused
the ARRAY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

Associated rreas dispatch by special wires,
PORTLAND, OREGON, Nov, 26.-A special
from Walls WSllA, W. T., says: The
disappearance OF Herbert Clark OF Mos
COW, the Idaho bank cashier, has been
solved. A deficiency Of $10, 900 to Sl2, 900
has been discovered In his accounts. The
deialoation will not Affect the stability Of
the bank.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

Hannah Moore, who's. name is familiar
in nearly every Wilmington household,
died on Saturday at her late residence,
Long Hook farm, ON the Hare's Corner
road, near this city. She was in the 72d
year Of her age. Her funeral took place
Tuesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
a sIs,OOO,OOO niortgaee.

Associated frssa DiIps:cn By seeeiAl Wirss
CUcisNATI, Nov. 26 Two mortgages,
one Of $l3,t00.000 and the other
Of $3,00O.O 900 have been filed in the
county registers otiics Of the Grand
Rapids 4 Indiana Railroad Company.
They were given to James W. Davidson,
W. H. Barnes and Conrad Baker as
trustees to secure the Pennsylvania rail-
ramd
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

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started the riot by shooting into the
sheriff's posse, in 81 900 bail for oourt
on the charge Of assault with intent
to kill, and In 1900 bail on
the charge Of carrying concealed deadly
weapons. Fiity.one were held In $500
bail on the charge Of riotus conduct and
one who proved he had nothing to d.
with the affair, was discharged. They
will all be taken to New Castle In de-
fault Of bail. Daring the hearing they
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the baltimore & Philadelphia
Railroad Company will be held at the
office Of the company, this city, on Tues
day, December 9th, when nine directors
! for the ensuing year win be elected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
a Rannuet to stanIex.

BERLIN, Nov. 26. = The speech by
Signor Nsgri last night at the
banquet in honor Of Mr.. Henry
NJ. Stanley and others was
In reply to toast proposed BY Prot.
Reiss Ia honor OF the scientific members
OF the Congo conference.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

Associated Prest Dispatch BY spsciAI wires
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov. rs y. G.
Kills & Co., wholesale notion dealsrs on
Delaware street, have disappeared after
surrsptitiousiy removing all their stock
In trade. The debts are believed to be
about $4,000 or $4,000, which are
chiefly to chicago parties. The firm
opened In September.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
sale of a Large Farm.

Lore s. Emmons, trustees, sold at pub
lie sale on Saturday afternoon, the Pogue
farm in White Clay Creek hundred, con-
tanning 1872 acres, for $1,000 to David
PoRue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
Personal.

d. Reese Hawkins, proprietor of Idle
wild, the we'll known summer resort at
Media, Pa, died last night Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Hawkins was about 20 years OF age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

WANTED.-LADIRS AND GRNTLE-
w Nj EN in teWn or country, distance no ohiec-
tion, can have steady work 1t their own homes all
the year round 81 can make from $40 to SID per
week No canvassing. Work SEM by mall Address
OAKLAND MANUE'G co..
ppele-4t-w 7Ny Box b222, Boston, Mass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27

assoeiased PTess Dispsten Or Special Wise
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20 -F1nur, steady.
Wheat, quiet end steady; No. western red,
7954aS0c.; No. Pennsylvania do, S9aS911c.
Torn. steady and qaiet; san yellow, 40a
46I<c.: do.mixed, 46c
Oats, tirmer No. white, 3i1<aS5c; No. 3 do,
a3lc.; rel ted, 32a33c. 90 mixed Sl3zaS2;
Flax seen, quiet; Ai.44.
cutter, steady with fair inquiry,
Eggs, rather easier, extras, 28aSlc.; held lots,
20s27c. .."
Cheese. firm.
Petroleum, quiet
Whisky, dull.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27
MARKET atOTAEI0Ss.

waIm1 pKsop Easrketss
BrsadsSa gs corrected daily By the William
Lea q Son Go,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-27


Court opened shortly after 10 O'Clock,
Tuesday morning, and a Jury was at
once drawn in the case Of the Gsiser
Manufacturing Company vs.. John 7.
MoWhorter and Charles Fl. MoWhorter,
trading as J. T. MoWhorter & Co. Brad
ford & Vsndegritt for the plaintiffs and
George Gray. Esq, for The defendant
This is an action on book account, to
recover for q grain separator so!d by the
Geiser Manufacturing Company, whose
works are located at Way nesboro, Pa, to
]. T. MoWhorter 4 Co. Joseph @. 0ller,
bookkeeper for the plaintiff, testified that
the machine was shipped 20 the defend
ants, at st. Georges, Del, on July 18th,
1878 The witness produced the shiI-
ping book of the company, In which
the shipment Of the machine 70
MoWhorter & Co. was entered, and 1t
was offered as q book Of orteipsl entries,
Mr. Gray eontended tbst it could not be-
so accepted, as the booE Is which the
order sent by the defendants for the
machine was recorded was more properly
| the book of original entries.
The oourt sustaided Mr.. Gray's point,
ss the shipping book alone was not sufti
client to establish the contract between
the parties.
Mr.. oller then testified thst tie ma
chine was shipped to the defendants,
who were charged $470. list price, less IL
per cent disoount, or 1893 30 net. HI
said the company had never received
Anything for the machine. The last
statement was only drawn from the wit
ness after a long oross-examination.
John B. Linton, general agent OF the
Gsiser Manufacturing Company, testified
to going to St. Georges, to look at tbs
machine that had been sent to th'
MoWhorters and OF which complaint hat
been made. BE superintended test o
the machine, which worked satisfactorily
after which MoWhortsr sold the machine
and received the money on the ground
He then went with MoWhorter Il
Odessa to recsivs the money du'
the company for the machine bu
MoWhorter made some objections to
charge Of $23 for freight, and promised :
} send the company check for the amour
due. The check was mot sent, and thre
or four months later helwent tost. George
: and saw AcWhortsr again in relation 1
the money. MoWhorter then gave him
certified check for $38 and two notes, on
Of which was for s47. He saw th
MoWhorters again In February, 1882, |
Wilmington, and asked Mr.. Charles &
, MoWhorter II he had settled the Geiss
/ oompany's bill. He replied that he ha
: not, but would do 90.
Mr.. oller was recalled and said thi
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bpeclAI UOrrespondonce OF 6AEette snu JuuruAI'
NEWARK, Nov. 24.-Seotiou "a, "the
bloody seotion," Of the B. & P. railroad,
was again the scene Of sauguinary con.
fiict about noon to-day between several
aherif's deputies from Wilmington, In
charge of Deputy Sheriff Robert Cham
bers, and $50 Italians.
Il seems from what your oorres-
pondsnt can learn that the Italian
navvies have not been paid for some time
In consequence Of the absconding Of