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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

medium to good. % 2bs4 Is: stockars, ss,5Oa
$50. feeders. SS90A so Kansas, 81 8 Hogs
Receipts, q, 900 nd; shipments, 7,e0l head /;
ket we X, l0al5c. decline; rough psckInR
~ 3O'4 IS; packing a shipping. 30 10 475
noun 8, $4.4ia465 ieht, $50 to 2l0 ponds,
@.20A o; tkips. 50 25a4 %. Sheep Receipts,
b 900 head ; shipments, . 500 head; market
active and st a1v; quality fairly good; com.
mon, S8 25a3 80; medium, So 60l4; god TO
choice, "a 2ia475 The special cable q1oteS the
Liverpool cat lie ma bet steady best Ameri-
cans making, l3<o. per pound dressed
EAST bIBERTY, Pa, March 23.--The G ,tfla
market VISA slow and weak to-day prices On all
grades lia20j lower thar last week; receipts
Si3 he d.; shipments, 1916 head; shipments
yesterday to NeN York, 20 carloads. Hogs
were dull and heavy; Philadelphia S5i5a5 20;
Workers, H.i5a4 so, receipts, 1900 head
shipments $500 shipments yesterday to New
York. 81 carloads. Sheep were dull and
un hanged; with prospect Of lower prices;
receipts 90 head; shipments, 2400 head.
BALTIMORE, March 23.-Beef cattle Mar.
ket SLOW and PRICES un hanged considering
improved average quality: hest beeves,
5ssa54- i; first quality, 5ha5A madium,
4l5Mc., ordinary, Bale; mo safes were from
i%c. to 5Ac ; receipt', yS5 head saie2. 8is
head. Swine-Light supply and fair demand;
receipts, J9S9 head quotations, 6fa7.z0.
The receipts IT sheep snd lar.h, weIe 07b
head Sheep 3a5kc lambs 4aG4G.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
Junction RaIIroad Case.

Argument was heard by Judge Butler
In the Unitsd States circuit court, Philsdel
phis, Tuesday, upon . plea to the juris
iiotion In the case Of LsHis q. Taylor Of
New jersey, against the junction Rail
road Company the P annsylvauis Railroad
Company, the Pailadelphis, Wilmington,
& Baltimore RallIoAd Company and others
10 restrain the transfer by the function
cImpnny to the PhtladelphiA, Whining
tln & Baltimore company Of strips Of
and In West Philadelphia. II was con-
tended that the complainant being ths
owner Of osly one shSre Of stock OF the
junction Railroad Company, which WAS
aot Of the value Of $500, could not main
tain. his suit 10 the circuit court. Deoi'
sion was reserved.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

funeral of Isaac Cannon-Death Of
MRS. Gears.

Funeral of Isaac Cannon-Deaih Of
mrs. Gears.
special Correspondence OF eaEette and Journal.
MrDDLETowN, March 23.-The remains
Of the late Isaac Cannon were inferred IN
Forest Cemetery on Saturday morning
last. The funeral was attended by
numerous relatives and friends.
The sudden death from heart disease
Of Mrs. Margaret J. Gears, on Friday
morning last, was quite . shock TO her
many friends In this community. The
deceased was the mother Of John 7. and
Cyrus P. Gears, we'll known business
men Of this town, also Of James Gears Of
Townsend. Her remains will be inferred
In the N. Z. Church cemetery this after.
noon.
An unusual scene occurred In this town
on Saturday last Just a. the funeral
oortege OF the late Mr.. Cannon moved
away from the house toward the church
on Main street, that Of q Mr.. Reilly from
Smyrna came up Broad and turned into
Main street, going toward the Bohemian
Catholic Church burying ground, thus
causing two funeral trains to be on the
street at once.
What might have been q big fire was
prevented by Thomas Mskens on Friday
evening last. Some one dropped lighted
match through the cellar grating In front
4 Stuart's town hall store, and went of
Iu a few minutes lot Of paper and other
debris had ianited, Mskens fortunately
anne along In time to give an alarm. The
FIRE WAS extingutshed without doing any
damage. II is supposed that after light
ing q cigar or pipe the party thought
lessly threw the luoIier down.
Carlo, q valuable water dog belonging
TO Eugene Clayton, died near the National
Hotel yesterday from the effects Of poison,
administered by unknown wretohes.
The dog was general favorite with the
citizens, and was priced very highly by
his master. He was an excellent watch
dog and 1t is supposed that some Of the
oolored folks dIsliked him on that account,
hence his death.
Miss Amelia Streets Of this town has =
twiR which she cut from bush IL years
ago, on which are q number OF locust
eggs. The eggs are perfect and still ad
here to the wood, and will no doub,
''hAtoh" this year. The curiosity has
been kept carefully by the lady who is
desifious to watch the result.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
SUNDAY ssRYIOEs,
Celebration Of the Opening Of tho
Methodist Comforemco Year.


method1st Conference Year.
. Sunday was the beginning Of sw
conference year In the Methodist Churou,
and many Of the Wilmington pastors took
advantage Of the event BY exhor,ing the
members Of their congregations to lead
boiler lives, and TO make ihis year better
than preceding years. Despite the I'M
pleasant weather, nearly all Of the
churches were we'll attended both morn.
ing and evening, and several pulpits were
supplied by visiting ministers.
The Rsv. Charles h. Rorrer OF PhilR-
delphia, presohed in Union Church In
the morning and the Rev. Adam Wallace,
ID. D. editor Of the Ocean Grovs Record,
occupied the pulpit at night. Mr.,
Rorrer's theme was "The TrausfgurA-
tion," and Mr. Wallace's remarks were
based on the text Hosea vi, 8.
At Scott Church the Rsv. Julius Odd
Of Hookessin preached In thS morning on
"The Utility Of DEATH" taking I, Cor
inthians 1886 81 for his text, aud In the
evening the Rev. 7. B. Dreamer, the re.
firing pastor, reviewed the proceedings Of
the late session Of conference. On
Thursday Mr.. Dreamer will remove to
Ouubhhf " hSAo ohhhkc VI hhh AoW
church, and the same day the Rev N. NJ.
Browne will assume control Of the con
Rregation 10 which Mr. Dreamer has so
successfully ministered during the past
three years. AT the morning service yes
terday Mr.. Dreamer earnestly invoked
Gods blessing on the congregation whiob
he is about to leave, and also upon its
new pastor.
In 81. Paul's Church the Rev. Adam
Wallace, d. D., preached In the morning
on "Bvangelisiio zsal," and the Rev
Charles H. Rorrer in the evening Cd
1.-THE Greatness Of God"
Owing to the accidental death Of .
member Of the congregation Of which he
was pastor last year and his acceptance
Of an urgent invitation TO remain at Port
Deposit and preach the Unconstitutional
sermon, the Rev. B. G. Jones did not
enter Sunday upon his pAstorate
at Mt. Salem Church. Presiding
Elder Hill conducted the morning ser
vices and preached . highly interesting
sermon, taking James v, 16, for his text:
1.-THE fervent prayer Of righteous man
availeth muoh." At the close Of the
discourse, Mr.. Hill exhortsd the oonsre.
cation to rally to the support Of Its new
pastor. Tn. evening service was in
charge Of the Rev. William White.
AT other city Methodist churches ser
vices were conducted by the regular
pastors.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
Personal.

Henry Lloyd, Bsq., Of Cambridge. Md ,
speaker Of the Maryland pena,e and pro-
speotivs governor Of that state, came up
from his home to this city yesterday
afternoon and left Wilmington for
Annapolis by the IL p. N. He had been
notified by Governor MoLlsne to be ready
to take charge of the executive chair as
soon as he, McLlsne, was confirmed as
minister to France. Mr.. Lloyd was q
pupil Of Superintendent of Public Schools
T. N. Williams few years ago, when
Mr.. Williams was principal OF the Cam
bridge AoAdemy. He Ia rs years old,
lawyer Of bright promise, and unmarried.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
THE PILorAeE CASE.

Argument Before Judge wales in
the Case of Vtrdeu vs.. the ship
Anna.
Before Judge Wales In the United
States oourt Friday argument was heard
upon the motion TO amend the libel
against the ship Anns, seized BY United
States Marshal MoMullen last fall at the
instance Of Henry +. Virden for pilo,age
The motion 70 amend was made by Levi
c. Bird, Bsq., counsel for Virden. Henry
b. Kdmunds Of Philadelphis 10 counsel
for the ship. The case is Of great Inn.
portsnoe az test and 10 exciting great
Interest In Philadelphia.
The defense claims that Delaware's
marshal had no right to seize the ship for
debt. Mr.. Rdmunds stated that Mr..
MoMutrie, . well-known PhilsdslphiS
lawyer, had gone to Washington TO
secure proper power to protect & boat
from being seized for such debt when she
is passing down the Delaware river from
Philadelphia on her way to foreign ports.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
A Bottled Fish.

ha'ylanuers
Last week cargo Of oysters sold to n
firm In OXFORD, Nd, had among the
oysters Z bottle to which had grown a
large bunch OF oysters, Inside the bottle
vas fish, thought to be shsspshs sad,
TOO large to get ont Of the mouth
Of the bottle. II is supposed that
the fsh went In the bottle and either
liked its quarters so we'll 1t tarried too
long, or before It could nnd It's way out
had grown so large 40 to nearly fill the
bottle. The bottled fab will be sent to
the Smithsonian Institution, at Wash-
irgton, as curiosity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
-DR. PRATr APPoIRTED.


The New Insurance Commissioner
for Delaware.
cialCorrespondeRce OF Gazette and journal.
Dover March 20 DIR. Pratt was APP
pointed insurance commissioner on sAtur-
day.
[Dr. Nathan Pratt Ia = resident Of Mil.
ford, his domioile being on the Kent
county side OF the town. He 10 good
looking aud affabls gentleman, seemingly
about As years old, and is widely and
favorabiy known. His predecessor in
office, Col. Il. G. Douglass, died suddenly
.: his home in Smyrna on the night Of
February 27lh
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
Death OF WIS. MaIIon.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal,
KENToN, March "a Mrs. KAte Mellon,
of tkis plaoe, died quite suddenly OF
Sunday from hemorrhNgs. Shs wEs 80
ysSrs old, and = KIDD AID is'thful Wit,
and mother. Sic wss converted ct the
age OF Is, aud remained an exemplary
ChIiatiAn until her dssth. Her funeral
will take place to morrow afternoon, to
meet at the house at 2 O'Clock, and pro.
coed 10 the Biirzlon burial ground,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

orpbAns' oourt convened In regular
session in the court house on Mordsy
with Judge whitelsy on the bench. The
session was dew i'd Of any important busi
ness. ouly ie~ esles bsinR confirmed and
several applications heard. The court Of
ehano,ry was.to have cow net Monday
morning, but on gcoount Of Chsncsllor
sSulabury's Illness, II has been post
Dor ed until Monday next. On TUESDAY
mnYnin,a the returns OF the
sales Of the estatss OF the late John
Beatty, Jaue CrumlIsh, George Dougherty
audWilliam g. Powell ave bsen confirm cd
as was that Of the estate OF J. g. Deafyne,
minor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

The Delaware, Chrisiians and Brandy
vine are still blookaded with ice and
navigation 10 rendered slmost impossible
Rven huge ocean steamers experience
great diffioulty in passing 10 and out Of
She Delaware. The steamer Wilmington
has ceased running and the Electric line
ste,mers cannot resume their trips be
tween this city and New York, Ga was
Antioipated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

THE INSANE ASYLUM.
offered the State for 81OO, OOO-Tho
Plan OF Transfer.


The committee Of the State Legislature,
consisting Of MeBsrs. Truitt, 6ohabinger
and Barlow on the part Of the House and
Mr.. Roe Of the Senate, with Governor
5tookley and InturAnoe Commissioner
Pratt, met with q committee Of the levy
court and trustees Of the poor At TIE
new county building for the insane
at Hare's Corner Tuesday morning
to inspect the building with
the view Of the State purchasing and con.
Quoting the institution for the insane and
feeble minded. The building was care
fully inspected by the committee, but no
expression OF opinion was had, and after
q tour through the building the party
proceeded to Wilmington. There ia .
feeling that the committee will make q
favorable report to the Legislature.
At the conference held In the after
noon, the proposition Of turning the new
insane asylum over to the State was sub.
mitted Nathaniel williams, speaking
for the Trustees Of the Poor, stated thar
the board would be willing to dispose Of
the new building for 100000. Ths
proposition was made and aoquiesced in
tbst = bill be presented to the
Legislature appointing committee
II three from each county, empowering
them to purchase the building at q cost
not to exceed 300, 900, the same to BIZ
finished and furnished ready ter oocu-
panoy. With the building it is PROF osed
to convey from five to 25 acres Of land
adj lining the premists. By the bill 1t is
proposed to leave the question Of making
the purchase ard the sum to be paid
open and subjeot to the decision Of the
commissioners who are to bo appointed
by the governor. ........-
Governor Siockley who was in attend
lnoe aud took All active interest 10 the
meeting, reiterated the great necessity OF
a Stats institution for the Insane, aud
stated that the 6nSnoss Of the State were
in an excellent COZ ditiOn, that the pur
chase would not involve any embarrLss'
msnt. He held that bonds could bs
ssued bearing interes. at 4 rsr cent,
and could be disposed Of without diff
Guilty.
/ ia believed that tbs projeo! Is in q
fair way Of being ocnsuumAted, as there
10 q feeling that a bill authorizing the
purchase will paas the Les islAture.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

Associated Prees dispatch oT special wiTas.
NEW YoRK March 25 General Grants
condition this morning showed consider
able improvement. After retiring about
10 80 O'Clock last night, the general fell
into 3 quiet and refreshing slumber,
intervals Of wakefulness 1iuntil
morning. On awakening the
general said tina. he was oomparA-
lively free from pain, and bis sleep had
been better than for any night Of the
week. At noon the general leii the house
for drive through the park in the warm
and pleasant sunshine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

The levy court on Mondse, made its
annual inspection Of the New Castle jail,
in order to estimate the ensuing years
appropriation for jail purposes, ard
found the buildings In pretty good CON
dition, the only things they need being Q
repaiuting and q few slight repairs. After
che inspection had been made the COM
mIssioners dinsd with Sheriff Ford.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
A Doyer Sensation.

&c. Coliiaon, Dover's leading store
keeper, was reported on Saturday to be
in Gssno!al trouble. His indebtedness Il
plscsd At $40, 200 s26, 600 Of which Ii
said to be held by Delaware creditors.
M, Collison's own valuation Of his sssets
Il reported at csc, 600; others place IL AZ
lox as e95, 900 or $40, 900. On Monday
Robert Lewis was appointed receiver for
Mr.. Collision. Mr.. Collision expects 10
make satisfactory settlement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

Al the esle Of Joseph s Richardson,
GhristiAua hundred, Monday, a chair,
formerly the property OF Dslkware's frat
governor, Joshua CLAYTON, and ussd by
him from 1879 to 1897 brought $35 and
iis companion pleoe sold for $40 A
mirror S0x4s inches IN an antique frame
sold for $3.50 AID an old breakfast table
for S95,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
A NorrIstown EmbeEnIen,ent.

Samuel D Dslp, prominent business
mEn Of Norrisiowp, Pa, died recently
After his death the William Penn Saving
Fund aud Load EssooiStion Of which he
vas secretary, appointed q committee te
Investigate his accounts. The committse
reported last evening that Dsip was al
embszzlsr 10 the extent Of e2S. 600 Moe,
Of the members Of the association are
Wnman
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
WHIIE CLAY CHEEK.
a Dangerous Pinything : william
Dean still iii.


Dean Still Iii.
Special Correspondence of Gazette ard journal.
EBwARK, March "a Frank LRpsenstel,
boy Of II years, yesterday picked up
.wo cartridges on his way to the public
sohool. He had 20; bsen long in school
when he commenced picking the Gap o
one of the cartridges with pin. II ex.
plsded shsttsripe HIS hand and DR.. Koi
log ampuiatpd the mid lie fsgsr bslow
the second joint, The doctor thinks he
can save the thnmb aud two OF the
fingers.
William Dssn's heAlth Is not improv
ing any. His physiclsn ordered him 70
Atlsntio City. He csusht more Geld
and has been unable tn leave his bad
since his arrival there.
Bishop Becker will OficiSts at the
Catholic Church on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. A..
There is q great demand for houses
here and much wrsueling among tenants
who have to move. Some Of them would
like to set the law ~ defiance aud not
move. ..-.=
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
CHRIS TlARA.
lettings OF Local Interest-A Town


lettings OF Local Interest-A Town
without a Rink.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
CHRIsTIANA, March Is The Presby.
terrain Churoh ia without pEstor. A
yourg man from Princeton, N j., fills
tue pulpit at present as supply, aud
have learned the congregation iniead
cillius him a. pastor. ...... ..
Slime new bnildinRs are oirg up, ard
al that ia needed 30 faish the town is .
sketiug rink.
The MERCK ants complain Of hard tmas
aud little business doing. There will h,'
considerable moving here. Whest lookF
unfAyorable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
Death of Il ID Clarke.

WARRINGTON, March 23-Mr. Z D
Clarke Of Vlcksburq, Miss, the newly
appointed assistant secretary Of tho In
terror, who has been suffering from al
attack Of typho pneumoniA for about 10
days and who was considered out Of
danger, last evening had a sudden and
severe r. lapse about midnight and died
at Is O'Clock this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

under thu Atlantic would not surprise you
more thsn the great inc ease OF milk caused
by feeding Pfatt's Food to your cows; and
your horses and other stock can be greatly i'm.
proved by its use. 1t Is no experiment Twelve
years constant use has demonstrated its vir-
tues. Saves 20 per cent Of your food-with
better results. ]. 8. KELLER & co, l26
south Second st., Philadep hia, Pa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

The Rev. J Z Smith, late pastor Of
Mt. Salem II. Z. Church, aud who re-
gently withdrew from the Wilmington NJ.
4 Conference for the purpose Of joining
the Sweden borRiEn denomination, will
preach in New Jerusalem Church next
Sunday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

esncAacd iTrs unspstrb nv ~p>rial Wlraa
PHILADELPHIA March IS moon Stocks,
.teady; Pnlsaeph'a 4 Erie, IS Reading,
7sk; Pennsylvania, 81; Lehigh Valley. SIN
ern Pacific Tx; do preferred, 40ki Northern
Central, GS: Lehigh Navieatio A.; NUrr
own ITO; Central transportation, 25 Buff
rNlo,N Y. q Philadelphia u; Little Schnylkill,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

State Superintendent wilisms will
complete his pleasant duty Of calling
upon the teachers and scholars OF Sussex
county this week, and will start on tour
amoog the Kent county public schools
April let. The bad roads has impsdsd
his work considerably.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
smaII.no1 M we,t Cbenter,

A cass Of vsrialoid Ia reported in West
Chester, Pa, and its appearance there
has created considerable alsrm. The
patient cams from Phllsdelpbla where h.
contracted the disease snd was visiting
friends when it developed. 1t ia q Ugh,
cSee, and there is a probability shat T.
may not spread, IS great care is being
taken with that end In view.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

.s-seis,so trass DiTpAteh ny special wirsi,
PHILADELPHIA, March25. --F1ouI, quiet and
easy.
Wheat. excited and higher; No. 2 western
red, 3d.; No do. SnaSlc.; No. Pennsylvania
do; 9415c.; No. 2 Delaware do, S2hc.
Corn, strong, with car lots scarce and in fair
demand steNmer 49a49kc No. yellow and
ired. 4gJSa50i.; No. 3 do. 4S1Sa49c.
Oats firm and In good demand; No. white,
39a40c.; No 2. do. 37bfaSThc.; No 3 do,
$40 rejected, s4a3511Sc.; No 2 mixed, 35J<.
Pr Visions, quiet aud steady smoked hams,
10 Sal%c.
Blu ter, firm creamery extras, 2ja28s.; rolls,
81 l5l.; packing butter, Sa10.
Eggs. quiet an easter extras INA Sc.
Cheese, dull Ohio fl Ats choice, lie.
pafr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
Death OF n Former wiiminEtoAiap.

Death OF Former wtlmingtOAiap.
Dinsmore Lackey, = native Of this city,
q son Of Milton Lackey, member Of the
board Of poor trustees, died at bis home
in Philadelphia on Saturday morning
after q short illness which developed into
congestion Of the brain. Mr.. Lackey was
very highly esteemed by his friends In
both this city and PhilRdelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

The Delaware & RAritan canal was
opened to navigation Monday by "a
powerful steam tug, which cut channel
through 10 inches OF ios. Three pro.
pellers passed New Brunswick bound for
Baltimore.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
kidney, Liver and BLOOD DI.oraer.

Physicians too frequently II 70 recoepizs
what they are, and even II showing them. lack
the skill for heir proper treatment. S0tliat
hey are liable to be allowed 10 TOgveas until
they are almost uncomfortable, and their VIC
TINS are made to undergo The most frig1tful
TOR lures OF n urgical operation Lose no time
in taking DR.. David Ken edy's "Favorite
Remedy and thus avoid tho surgeon knife
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

OF Doctor hills and the dangerous drugging of
unskilied medi al pratt TONERS, together 18th
Then get the "Ssien g OF Lifan and read It. Il
is great and invaluable medical wo'k for
young and middle aged men. "a word To the
wise, &c. Advertisement in another column
of this paper,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
Rncnvarx OF STOLEN ssonha.

oficsr John B. Moore Monday recov.
cred from a pswnbroker in Philadelphia
IL plated forks, 6 spoons and 4 iiDgs
stolen from the De Wolfa' jswelry store
on west Front street two weeks ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

The transfer stssmsr Cape Charles,
built by the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company for the New York, PhilGdel-
phiA & Norfolk Railroad Company, and
which is to run on Chesapeake bay be
tween Norfolk and Cape Charles City,
will probably BIS delivered to her owners
to-daY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
A wealthy Cattle DeAler's Hearing.

READINo, Pa, March 24.-Tbe oour,
this morning granted q hRbeas corpus
hearing 10 Samuel G.. Wenrioh, q
wealthy cattle dealer At Sinking
Spring. He YVES arrested upon
a charge OF attempting to
bride Poor Director Henry SbesYer for the
purpose Of controlling the election Of Ger
tain officials at the county slmshouss
The hearing will take place next SAtur
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26

There was = heavy snow In Sussex
county on Sunday night and in some
plAces in the lower part Of the State the
ground is covered to the depth Of 8 and
inches. Farther south there Ia still a
greater depth Of snow reported.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
Is,tar. or Adm,n,.tr.tlon.

Register Grub on Tuesday granted
lstters Of administration upon the estate
ot the late william W. Wood OF b.
H.n-T,1 Nrui-"a 'nI F's-N El'r'", 30
mtui I SER. L n--. w-'e ,'a' v'~' TO
upon thu -eiAls o. th4 at. 4 erc" an"
Oskss 10 WI liam a. ChanileF.