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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
CON osnxIAe oosExRzao On.
Anniversaries 90 be CelebRafed-A
sketch OF the Presiding OmceR.

Anniversaries % be OelebRafed-A
sketch OF tho Presiding Omoer.
The seventeenth annual session Of the
Wilniugton N, X. Conference, will be
opsned at Snow Hill to-day.
Conference will be presided over by
Bishop Stephen NJ. Merrill, who will bs
the guest Of George 8. Payne. Mr.. Mer
rill was born at Mount Pleasant, Jefferson
county, Ohio, September 10th, 1926 His
parents subss quently removed 10 Green
field, Ohio, where he Joined the n. K.
church October 3lst, 1912. he was
licensed 70 preach April 9th, 1846, and
was employed under the presiding elder
he was admitted In 1886, into the Ohio
conference and appointedto Monroe.To an
elementary training he added, by careful
study, knowledge Of . wide oirouIt d
literature, and was horored with the
degree Of A. n. In 1854 from the Indiana
Asbury University. He was elected as .
delegate to the General Coz ferenos In
1858, and was at the time presiding elder
OF Marietta district. He took an active
part In the debates Of that body, and
during the session was elected editor OF
the Ohristtda Advocate. Having served
four Years In that office, he was in 1872
elected bishop. In the disoha rgo Of the
duties Of his office he has Travelled extern
sivsly over the United States, and has
visited Mexico. He is suthor Of u work
on "Christisn Baptism" He resided for
q time In 81. Paul, Mimi, but his present
residence ia In Chicago.
The following conference anniversaries
will BIZ celebrated /;
Friday fternoou-Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society; Speakers, W. Z.
Avery, B. D., L. W. Laynsld and Mrs. Z
Stevens.
Friday night-MissionAry Speakers,
I. Z Terry, Z. L. Hubbard and q. q.
McCAbe, d. d.
Saturday afternoon - Bduoation I:
Speakers, A. smith. D, D, and W.
England. Sunday School Union: Speak
srs, R G. Jones and B. C. Warren.
Saturday night-TemperAnoe: Speak
srs, J. Z. Smith, ]. 4. Mowbrsy, e. P.
Roberts and J. d. G. Hanna.
Monday Observation-Disclosures Stew.
ards: Speakers, Walter Thompson, Rsq 4,
and J +. Williamson, Rag.
Monday night-Church Extension |:
Speakers, J. P. Otis and A. J. Kynett,
b. n.
Tuesday night-MisHionAry sermon /:
J B. Merritt. Missionary report, A. g.
Cox, secretary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
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FIRST UABINHT MEETING.
Federal Appointments suppored 10
he the Main TOptc-A Public Re-
ceptfOn A6teFwnrd.

Federal appointments supported -
he the Main TOpic-A Public Re-
ceptfOn AGteFwnrd.
WAsHIseTeE, March 10.-The cabinet
met promptly at noon ALI the members
we're present, It's understood that tn,
session was devoted almost entirely to
the consideration Of Federal appoint.
menta. II Ia asserted on good authority
that each member OF the osbine. sub
mittsd list Of appointments In his do
partment held to bs essential to the ad
ministrAtlon Of public business under the
present regime.
Tue llsIs, it ia understood, included
,nly such officers in which q change WAS
LssiTable 81 once In order that the new
scrsiarlts might discharge the duties Of
ntir offices without the least friction or
embarrassment.
The deliberations Of the cabinet to-day
ill probably Teeult in q long list Of
ominssiOns being sen. to the Senate by
be President to morrow.
At the olose Of the cabinet meeting the
President Leld public reception which
lasted over an hour.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
L00AE BRsyITIss,

ouarrymeu at H1okes5in have leAsed
the ShArplsss quarries and lime works in
Kennett township.
B.R, Green Of Ashland, will engage in
the real estate business at Kennstt
Square next month.
The Wilmington & Northern Railroad
Company will begin the erection OF q pas
ssneer station In Reading next week.
Register Grub Tuesday granted letter.
testameptary TO Henry LStimer, Jr', On
the estate Of the late Henry Latbner.
John sposrl had his left hand painfully
injured while working q cutsipg machine
in the p, W. & B. railroad shops
Monday.
On the 18th instant the name OF Kia'
mepsi. on the B. Il P. railroad, will bt
changed to MArshailton, to correspond
with the name Of the post office there.
Abram Rothwell, aged rs years, ant
for many years = member of the Mesho
dist RpisoopAl Church, died suddenly o
paralysis, Monday, at his home II
white Clay Creek hundred.
Henry Davis Of Landeuberg, . con
ductor on the LAndenberg branch Of tn
B, & P. railroad, had his left thigl
brokspl Monday BY bsing::cAught by
drag rope when his train was neA
KiAmensi. ... 0"
DAINTY Grand Master Joseph II. 6es
has been requested to organize selsC
Knight Lsgions, A, o. o. W., at Cap
NAY, Haddonfsid and POcomoke City.
william Baldwin, the young man VIII
fall from q third story window at th
store Of the schosn Heater and STOW
Company last December, is slowly In
proving.
Letters Of administration on the O
tsses OF IsAac Starr, Jr., deceased
BrandywIne hundred and James Rrobsoi
deceased, Wilmington, have been granite
I. T. Brobson.
The hen ooop Of J. P. Hall, q farm
living on the Philadelphia turnpike mel
Rivsfview, was entered by thiev
Thu. Day light a-d fsvsn veiy o.
P. yn.ps Q 'ceeis sers tax u
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
Death OF Former Delawareans.

Phineas Banning, the founder OF VII
mington, California, and the originator Of
q railroad between that town and Bar
Frahoisco, died in the latter city on Suu
day, aged So years. He was born Abou'
three miles from this city, in Christiaps
hundred, and removed to the Pacific
coast about 33 years ago. A wife, three
sons ard two daughters survive him
John K. Durstein, late Of this city, died q
Point Pleasant, Pa, last Saturday, o
consumption, after an illness Of abou
fnnr mnnthn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

Monday nigh, about 9 O'Clock as ez
Policeman William R. Hope was return
ing TO his home over Eleventh street.
bridge, he found ma,i lying on the
southbound track Of the p, W. & B. rail
road, on the trestle near Brandywine
station. He was attracted by the mans
sroans, but on examination he found that
ne was only drunk. One arm and one
leg wers lying aoHoss the track and the
head was resting against the rails. With
hs assistance of Harry Fsensy, who ar
lived en- the scene about the ssme time
he man was removed froW his psrilout
position, whereupon he began to Abust
lis resouers and invited them to q fight
Not mere than Is minutes after his
r4scue, sou.hbound train went thunder
ing by. Although not recognised al the
time, II was AftsrwaId asoertAined thai
the man was William Stewart, lately
acquitted of the charge OF the murder o
Mrs. Emma Murray
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

Gibban Stewart, q oolored man, living
In Christisna hundred near Bfsndywine
Springs, has completely overthrown the
traditional ground hog story in coDneo
tiOn with GAndlemGs day. He stated to
Z GAzRTTE reporter that the ground
hors have bsen running in and
ont Of their holes right along for 8
number Of weeks back and that Sunday
he caught large one In trap and has
its skin. Stewart is also the hero Of IL
fights with poleoats this winter and has
the skins OF all of them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

CHICAGO, March 10-The story pub
lished three or four years ago that q
quantity Of diamonds had been Struggled
into New York oonoesled in the handles
Of shaving brushes was recalled here re-
GENTLY. William P. Williams living on
Inaiaps avenue. heard something rattle
In the handle Of his shavins brush, and
brstking It open found two large
dismonds. Williams and a friend who
helped him in his lucky find have agreed
to get their jewels set in scarf pins. All
the shaving brushes IN that district srs
being smashed up, but no further dndi
have been reported.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

The alarm Of FIRE from box No, "a
about l 80 O'Clock Tuesday morning was
caused by the burning Of the fran.
Kitchens Of the houses Nos, 73l and 739
West Second street, owned BY Mrs. Spain
and tsnantsd by George zsyher and John
GAvinaki, respectively. The fire origi
mated in the formers kitchen, where the
fre from q stove communicated 10 the
adjacent woodwork. The blaze was ex-
tinguished in Is minutes by Q singl.
stream OF water. The damage to each
building will not amount to more thar
$50, while the front part Of the building
escaped damage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

LovINoToE, ILL, March &C. F.
RiggiD, an old snd greatly respected
resident, aged So. was found dead last
night in bsd beside his wife, who was
ifsIess. The case is undoubtedly one OF
murder and suioide Mr.. Riggin frat
shooting his wife and then himself
Mrs Riggin was lying on her back, the
ball hGviDg entered the head at the right
temple, there being no indication that
she moved after being shot The bsll
entered the head Of Mr.. Riggin in the
right ear. A revolver was found lying
between them. Both were In their night
,lo.hes, which leads to the belief that the
act was done after retiring. Il Ia sup
dossd that recent loss by the failure Of
the Merchants and Farmers Bank here By
which he lost about $500 was the cause Of
she double crime
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
SMYRNA.
Annual Election OF sunday school
Officers.

Annual Election OF sunday school
Omoers.
pecial correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
SMYRNA, March 1.-THE annual election
Of offiosfs WAS held, at the ". Church,
ThuradAy night. The Attendanos wss
good. James c. Lassell, the late superin.
tendent, rent In his resignation, after
faithful work Of Eve years. On motion
John Hotiscker was unanimously elected.
There was quite contest over the assist-
ant.
The following are the officers John
a. Hoffeoker, Superintendent William
Il. Bags, Assistant Superintendent |;
Walter o. Hoffeoker, Secretary |;
Lewis III. Price, Treasurer Mrs. Jennie
Price, orgarist; Grace QuigR, As
sistant organist James II. Groves.
Chorister; Mrs. N. j. Bewley, Lady
Superintendent Herman Roe, Secretary
and Treasurer missionary society. In the
infant department. Mrs, Lydia Mcdowell,
Superintendent Blvs C Csrrow, Musical
Director, and Kate Douglass, organist.
Smyrna. March s The Sunday school
of the NJ. K. Church held its annual mis-
sionAry anniversary last night. Long
before the exercises opened the church
was crowded, and many were compelled
TO stand. The affair was an interesting
one throughout, and the different parts
were we'll taken. The exercises were
opened by an anthem, entitled "Song o.
| Songs" by the school, which was ad
mirably rendered and followed by I
prayer from the pastor. The infsn
school directed by Mics Blvs G. Carrow
with Miss Grace Quigg at the organ, SAM
the following selections: "Litt You
Glad Voioes." ''The Little Workers,
and "ClAp Your hands for Joy" in
manner that slicited much praise.
Master Paul Jefferson delivered tn
salutatory address. Two qusrtets wsr
highly appreciated. The recitations
"nske Somebody Glad" by Sallie Pratt
aud "Somebody's Mother" by Maui
Carr, were good The duet by Misse
Clara and Jennie Wilson, 1.-THE Rleventl
Hour" was sweetly rendered. Tn
piece entitled "The Seeker" by Mis-
May Primrose and others, was the moe
interesting feature Of the evening. RAlp
Hoffscker made the closing address.
The missionary money collected ,durin
the year, amounted to $3.50. Amid th
exercises, John Il. Hoffscker, representa-
the school, presented the superintendent
James Lasssll, with . nice willow chsil
John Anthony recently purchased ,
John r. Tyeert, through Real Rsta'
Agent Il. Beck his fine house on Sout
street, for "a, 500. he also sold his far
near town, to Jimes and Levi Anthony
liz eers Mr. Anthony proposes tAkiu
pJs,r ZION tn To fsli
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
MIDDLETORN.
The Permanent Rtnk-Twenty New
Buildings Talked OF.

Buildings Talked OF.
special Correspos dence Of Gazette and journal.
NIDDLRTowE, March 9-MAnsge'
Maksns has succeededi~ lea ing the town
hall, and ths roller rink is now a perma
nent feature In this town. He opened
Saturday night after All absencs OF two
weeks, under very favorable encourage
ment, the chief attraction being the mil
race, which was contested by HorAo'
Vssey, Andrew Fitzpatrick, George Van
derbraak and Benjamin Wilson. Thu
contestants were started together, and tn.
race was an exciting one being led by
Wilson to the sixteenth lap, when he
threw one Of his bkAtes. VAsey took I'd
vRntRge Of the accident by passing XII
patrick and holding the lead to the finish,
although Wilson did noble work after
again adjusting his skate and
appearing upon the floor. II re.
quired 29 laps to complete th,
mile and the SCORE stood as follows
Vasey, 80 Fitzpatrick, %; Vsnderbrsak,
rs; Wilson, 2l3. Time, Eve minutes
Vasey having won his friends concluded
he could beat any OF the fat skaters o.
tbe towp, while Wilson's friends denied
this and ct oroe set about arranging for 6
mile dash between the two for the chan.
piopahip Of Middletown. The oontestaL h
agl eed, and It was clearly proven that
while both the youEg men are good
skaters, Wilson could easily win owe,
Vasey. Ia this contest the first half
mile was made in 2.1S, and the mil
finished by Wilson in As with Vsses
only q few PAGES behind. The audienc.
were we'll pleased with the evenings
sport. Next Saturday evening there will
bs two miles contest In which there art
| to be six entries.
All OF cur citizens who attended the
Inauguration have returned, glad that We
oncs more have Democratic Presideo'
great man insuRurAted. ClevelSnd'r
the best ever made
second year OF his pastoral dutit in thii
town on Sunday. Ia will be returned Il
this large again next year.
Theodore Armstrong; house is ready
for the plssterers.
Andrew Fitzpatrick showed = deal o
endurance last Saturday. He had car
ried the hod for his brother-in-lswa all day
and at night skNted within few yard
OF q mile in 1--WE minutes.
This personal property of the late R. Il
Blisson was sold At public sale on SstuI
day last, G. W. Ingram auotioneer. Mrs
Eliason will remove to Wilmington.
The enterprise meeting was mot he'll
on Saturday, as announced Time
going, and the movers in this matte
should act at once and lift Middleton
,, out Of the non manufacturing rut. LIE
all be on hand next Saturday at Nj
IDgvam's offices.
Walter LeAtherbsry has formed
, watch club with rs members.
It is said that 20 new buildings are I
! be erected here during this year.
! A challenge is to be sent to the odesa
, rink for four Of Its patrons to skate COL
test with four skaters Of this town in th
rink here.
As the 25th draws near movings II
; crease. Several have changed places
|, residence Already. The Mes Era will
moved to its new office in Cochran SquAl
during the week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

]. Frank Biggs, BAG attorney for the
administrators, sold AZ public sale at the
Deer Park Hotel, In Newark, Monday
afternoon, q farm Of 80 Acres, situated II
Pencader hundred, for the sum OF %, $40,
to Daniel T. Draper; also, one.hEif ia
terest In Is acres OF wheat to the same
party, for $5l The property belonged
to the estate Of the lsts William g.
poWall
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

Beside inoculatipg the COWS Of James
A. Cleaver Of 81. Georges, Sat
Veterinar an Rowland also inosnls,ed 10
lows belonging 10 Mr.. Reynolds which
we're with Mr.. CleAver's herd
DR.. Rowland isolated the entire
herd thoroughly and does not an
,ioipAte its further progress down the
State. 0ne COW which already had the
disease was killed. The cause OF the
disease. In that neighborhood is
unexplAInable except tn the disease
might have been communicated by
;wo COWS which Mr.. Cleaver bought
at q public sale in January. The other
infected herds are all doing we'll. The
Iuooulation has taken In mort cases.
but there are some individual
failurea. One COW In the Lobdell
Car Wheel Compsny's dairy WAS killed q
'sw days ago, and two belonging 10
Nicholas Garrett, at Beaver Valley were
killed on Sunday. Interested persons are
Anxiously awaiting some dsfnite action
by the Legislature in the matter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
A Time Rail- In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-For some time past
arrangements have been making to have
. time ball in the B. & o. railroad build
lug, in the business centre Of the city.
To-day all the arrangements were
completed and promptly At noon
the ball fell. It works stimuli
taneous-y with the ball in Washington,
and hundreds OF people gathered to day
to witness the first experiment, which
was entirely successful.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
Tine biggest tug Anoat.

Tuesdays PhilAdelphis Daily Naoi
says: "The steam tug Norfolk and the
large oArfioat, both Of which were built
at Wilmington, Del, for the New York,
Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Com
pAny, will leave this city tomorrow fol
Cape Charles, the terminus Of the rail
road line on Chesapeake bay. The AoAI
will carry IL freight cars, which have
been built here. the tug 10 the largest
vessel Of It's kind ever constructed In
Wilmington, and ia regarded as the most
powerful steam tug that has ever come
into this port. It Ia expected shat she
will make the run with the float Of cars
to Norfolk In three hours"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
rae Largesl sIlIk YIeld.

William M. Slnperly's Holstein heifeI
"Constsnoe s." bsat the world on March
9th IS two-year-old giving 81 pound
# milk in one day. "CoAslanos u
oAlved on the 18Th Of February, 1885,
with her first calf. "CopstAnos s." wAt
cslved Nav 18th, 1882, She ia by Grown
Prince Ill (No. $3.50, out Of imported
Kashrin (NO. 5l0), Crown Prince III
was by Crown Prince, full brother to the
famous Echo, which died March 7lh
Roho had given 80, IT'S pounds Of milk III
n1a yaaH
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

Fourteen Of the men employed in the
repair shops Of the p, W. & B. railroad,
81 Third and Church streets, quit work
Monday morning because they were put
on pieoe work, when reduced their wages
from sl.sb TO sl.2b per day. But few
men remain In the shops. The strikers
cay tina. the trouble IA caused by a nsy
foreman who came here recently and who
oppqfes the msn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

Register Grubb, Monday, issued Letters
OF administration on the estate OF I
Guthrie and Samuel Watson, Deceased
OF this city, and the late Mary Whl,ten
Of White Clay Creek Hundred to Simon
Guthrie, DR.. Joseph P. Pyle and William
r. Smollsy respectively. He also granted
letters documentary 70 Anna Wendler
exeoutrix Of the estate Of the iats join
N. Wsndler Of this city. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
AZ the Inausura Bali.

The Washington Capital Gays It was
pleasant to many Delaware residents at
Washington "to observe the many young
people Of the Diamond State who At
tended the Inauguration ball. There
was one set Of lAnoiers composed entirely
9f Blue Hens Chickens. Messrs. Rey.
bold, Stokes, Miller and Beggs Of vii
mington, dancing with the Misses Leech
and Lawson, the grand daughters and
nieces OF the late Z. c. Stoissnburg Of
that StAte,b
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
The situation at Port Deposit

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd, March 9-Under
the warmer sun and milder weather of
the past several days the ice in the sus.
quehsnna river Is gradually wearing
sway. There is but little water coming
down, and the los extends from shore to
shore. A freshet Ia imminent and great
damage will follow, As the mass ia too
heavy to move. People living near the
river are constantly on the lookout anti.
oipAiing danger.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

WASHINGTON, March 10 -solicitoI
General Phillips has rendered his resisna
tion 10 the President 10 take effect upon
the appointment and qualification Of his
successor. He does not propose to en-
bArass the attorney general by vAcating
his office until provision shall have beer
mazda to gil IL.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
white House Retreuehments.

Th'es clerks and telegraph operator
employed at the White House were mott
fed Tuesday that their services will
not be required after the 18th instant.
Their salaries aggregated $4,000 a year,
and their services are considered by the
President TO be unnecessary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
The New High school.

The resumption Of work on the new
high school, which wss stopped during
the winter months, will begin In earnest
next week, and 1t Ia expected that 1t will
be ready TO be opened in time for the
September session.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
HIS LUhKINe pGAOs UNKNOWN.
NtRio Thought 10 be sheltered nj
Deep cut His Wife Better

NigiO Thought 10 be Sheltered nj
Deep Gut HIS Wife Better.
Nothing definite has been heard Of
Nigio, tue murdsrous navvie, since last
Thursday, when Officers Moore and Nc
Bride traced him TO q house near
Newark, where he had stopped for
dinner. The police have apparently
dropped the oRse fer the present. Sew.
raj Of them, h viewer, strongly believe
in the theory that Nigio is now q guest
of his fellow oouptTymen IN the deep cut,
below Elkton. It would be impossible &c
take him prisoner there without the com.
plicisy OF ops or more Of the Davvies.
CarmepA RstA was much better yester
day, and the physician in charge
DR.. 0Kle, now entertains hopes Of her re
oovery. The ball Ia still imbedded in hei
body, but causes no apparent annoy anoe
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

viii cast a crooked shadow. Bad foo4 will
produce bad asults. Prast's Fond Horses
and Cows Is the proper article e. produce all
good results Economical. did you s'yr'
Yes, IS lbs last one COW or horse one month
Costs one and one-haf cents each feeo Will
you ant as AGENT WHITE for AUTHORITY and
fnll particulars to KELLER & CO., l28 s nth
Second s. philadeipbia Pa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

WAsHIEeToE, March 6 The first official
act OF President Cleveland was the uomi
patton Of his cabinet. His second ofioiSl
act was to affix his signature to the com
mission Of Ulysses 8. Grant as 81
Ofaoer on the retired list Of the army
with the rank OF Rensral.l
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
A,tornex.aeneral Garlana.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Attorney-
General Garland was formally presented
to the Supreme Court by ex Attorney
General Brewster to-day rs his successor.
There was large crowd present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
Gen. arant,u Condition.

AssociAred Preas Dispatch by Special Wiress
NEW YoRK, March 6.-General Grants
CON ition to-day is favorable. he passed
rather 8 comfortable night and slept
quietly mos, Of the time. 30 far as his
throAt trouble is concerned, the general
has not complained Of pain for several
days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

The steamer Charles Lse, now lying 10
Bro dkiln creek and which was libeled
for wages by 8 seaman nsmed Edward Q
johnson, will bs sold at the Custom
Hours, in this city, Oh Thursday, March
18Th, by United States Marshal Mo,
MILAN,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

Mrs. Susan ]. Richardson, aged 70
years, died Monday At the residence Of
her son. in.law, Henry B. Nones, chief
engineer, United States Navy, No. l2O4
Jefferson street, this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

George r. Hartman, his wife and hired
womAn, living at No. Sl2 Rast Sixth
street, were poisoned by eating some cab
bage on Saturday evening. The veRsta
bles Is supposed TO have contained Paris
Green that had been sprinkled on II
during the previous summer. They are
now oony alesoiup.