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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20
The New Cardinal.

BALTIMORE, May 1s.-Archbishop Glib.
bous this morning received an official
communication from Cardinal Luigi
Jacobini, Papal secretary of state, inform
ing him of his elevation to the cardinalate
by Pope Leo XIII. The above announce
ment, coming as it does from the Vatican
with the 'Fisherfnar's Seal" is the con.
summation of what has been regarded as
a fixed fact ever since the fall of 1883. II
had been the. intention of the Pope to
have conferred the dignity on Archbishop
Gibbons in March last, but the consistory
usually held in that month was postponed
and the official notification was withheld
until May 9Th, the date of Cardinal
Jacobini's letter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20

CHICAGO, May II. Dispatches from
various points in Illinois, Iowa, northern
Indiana and western Michigan report quite
heavy frost yesterday morning which did
a great deal of damage to small fruits. In
some places the cold wave was quite Sc
we're, and farmers are anxious about the
corn which Is not yet up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20

NEWARK, May 18.-A large and enthu-
siastic meeting of the G.. A. II. was held
last night in exchange hall. Extensive
preparations were made for the proper
observance of Decoration Day.
The meeting held In grange hall ON
Saturday evening to consider the advisa.
bility of the introduction of the Edison
system of electric lights in this town, was
not as successfulas was anticipated This
was in measure due to the inclemency
of the weather. However, the agent Of
the company explained the practical
workings and relative cost of this
new system, and demonstrated to
the town commissioners that il
would actually be cheaper and more salts.
factory than the gasolene now used. The
subscription book was not opened then,
but the agent was much gratified with the
favorable opinion created. 1t is probable
that another meeting will be held soon
which will be more propitious for the
cause of better light, although its intro
duction is assured toa degree of certainty
Samuel Lindsey of McOlellandsvill,
last night celebrated his sixtieth anniver
sary by entertaining large assemblagt
of his friends at his home, "Delview.
About so people were present to presen
their compliments and good cheer to tn
old gentleman.
His brothers and sisters gave him
handsome gold headed cane graceful,
presented by the Rev. j. b. Undergo
pastor Of White CLAY Greek Presbyterian
Church. The guests were abundant,
supplied with fruits and refreshments.
j. L. Maxwell is demolishing his oil,
shop adjoining school lot No. 80, in tn
centre of the town, and will erect on tn
site handsome glass front undertaking
establishment.
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HEI nfor working people. Send i0reni.
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pay absolutely sure for all who start at once.
Maine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20

The North East Star comes out last
week as the Cecil Star, in new dress and
printed from power press. Editor
Carey has not been SHIELD up" by train
robber for year or 30 past.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20

Christian Spies, brother of August
Spies, who had been lodged in the county
Jail, at Chicago, was released Monday
in SO, 900 bail. His sureties were real
estate dealer and q lumber dealer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20

Judge Wales opinion rather knocks the
bottom out of our pilotage law, and this
too after it hal run the gauntlet of Phila.
delphia courts with flying colois.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20

DOVER, May 1s.-The body of Wyatt,
one of the young men who was drowned
in the bay last Saturday week near
Bowers Beach, was found yesterday
about two miles below the place where
he was drowned by some fishermen who
were hauling their seine. The body was
floating in the water, and when the seine
was hauled in was discovered to be in it.
The drowned mans boots were off, and
one of his arms was out of his coat. 1t
is supposed he was trying to divest him
self of his clothing when he was seen
clinging to the bottom of the boat just
before he was drowned. The body was
in good state of preservation. Tomlin-
sons body has not yet been found.
Squire Brown has left the east side of
State street and gone over to the west
side, just opposite his old place of bust
ness, where he is snugly fixed up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20

ELKToN, May 1S.-0wing to the illness
of the lady who was to take the most i'm
portant female character of the play
Engaged" which was advertised for
Wednesday and Thursday of this week, it
has been postponed until the same days
of next week.
The old Farmer Hotel building, of
which Mr. William Falls, the host of the
Howard House, is the proprietor, is being
remodeled 80 Ms to be fitted for two
dwellings.
Miss Julia Estes, daughter of the late
| Samuel Estes, and sister of Mrs. William
| Il. Giles of Elliton died on Monday after.
noon after protracted illness in her Nth
year.
The county commissioners, at their SEES
sion on Tuesday, decided the dispute be-
tween Henry G. Banning, president of the
| Delaware National Bank and Jacob Tome
as to who was entitled to the first and
second blocks of the new Cecil county
bonds, which had previously been re
ported as awarded to Mr.. Banning. Mr.
Tome had offered a bid for all of the
bonds in lot, and claimed that he wai
entitled to the same.
The board decided in favor of Mr.. Ban
ming on the ground that he was the high
est bidder, and had the privilege to bic
for the blocks separately and was not re
quired to bid for all. Mr.. Tome wa
awarded the third block of bonds.
j. Wesley Freeman has been appointed
Waterman at the Red Mill crossing
Thomas Heath, who was previously re
ported as filling the position, was onl.
appointed temporarily.
A. P. Shockley, auctioneor for l.. NJ
Haines, trustee, yesterday sold at publ
sale, at the court house, the handsom
residence of Chandler Cruikshank i
Cecilton, TO z. Porter Lusby of the FRS
district for "a 600.
1t is rumored that the Carriers pape
mills, which have been standing idle 70
some time will be started after the B q o
railroad goes into operation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20
NEWARK.
Death of n Daughter of tho Late
Professor Mackey.

Death of Daughter of tho Late
Professor Mackey.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
NEWARK, May 17,-Announcement was
made in the churches yesterday morning
of the death of Mrs. Sarah Cosden, nee
Mackey, wife of George Cosden, the
Philadelphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore
station master at North East, to whom
she was married less than a year ago.
Mrs. Cosden was about 20 years old and a
graduate Of Delaware College, in which
her father, the late Rev. William d.
Mackey, then taught. She pursued her
studies and eventually took the principal.
ship of the North East Classical Academy
a position which she filed to the entire
satisfaction Of scholars and patrons.
When her marriage day drew near she re.
signed the charge of the school, and Miss
Emma V. Blandy of North East, and like,
wise graduate of Delaware College, wal
elected as her successor.
Mrs. Oosden had many friends here
Her sudden death is particularly distress
ing, following so closely on that of hel
father, who died on March 4th.
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Mauamaksr's.
PHILADELPHIA, May IL, iss

PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1856.
Memoirs of General Grant,
written by himself, in two vol
umes; both volumes ready and
our price for both together is
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20
D0VER.

Successful FesIiyaI-applicaut for
JnnitOrship at the POst-OfGice.
Special Correspondence of Gazrttc and journal
DOVER, May l4.-IIugh NJ, Harrington,
son of ex-Sherilf Harrington Of this State,
has been appointed mail agent between
Philadelphia and Crisllold, Md, in place Of
Draper Dervees. Mr.. Harrington will take
charge of his office next Wednesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20

DOVER, May Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather on Friday and
Saturday evenings, the ladies who had
charge of the festival were successful in O
financial point of view. They realized
for the two evenings $500.
We are having lively time here politi
cally. Since it has become known that j
G. Pennewill, ESQ, will be our next post
master, the town has been flooded will
petitions for janitorship. There are nc
less than 20 applicants, and it has been {
| go-as-yo u-please race with them, as who
could get the most signatures. The citi
zens have been besieged on all sides
Some of them became so excited that they
signed two or three. The active move
ments of the candidates excited consider
able interest among their friends, WIN
went to work in their behalf.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-05-20

CHICAGO, May 17.-0fficer Redden died
at the county hospital this morning at 2
o'clock, making the sixth death among
the police wounded in the Haymarket
riot. Blood poisoning was the immediate
cause of death. Redden had his left leg
fractured by the dynamite bomb, received
bullet wound In his left cheek and .
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DRY GOODS.
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THE NAN WHO SHAVED THE PRESIDENT LAST
SUNDAY AMONG THEM.

THE NAN WHO SHAVED THE PRESIDENT LAST
SUNDAY AMONG THEM.
Three more barbers-John w. Dabney, Aug.
Sauer and Aug. Mentereaux-who kept their
places open on Sunday, were brought before the
Police Court this morning and charged with
violating the Sunday law. Mrs. Marila Kicker
appeared for Mentereaux, and Mr.. Corkhill for
the Others Mrs. Kicker said that her client
kept his shop open because he had read in a
paper that the police would not interfere with
them for so doing.
Mr. Corkhill said that his clients represented
thousands of dollars of property, and it was a
great inconvenience to them to be arrested and
brought before the court while other cases are
pending, because, he said, they would abide the
decision of the court. They had not yet decided
in what way they would test the law but he
was inclined to think they would take the de-
csion of this court. His clients, he said, were
not violators of the law. One of them shaved
the President last Sunday.
By an agreement between counsel the case
was continued until next Thursday for argu-
ment
Mr.. Corkhill asked that his clients be protec-
ted from arrest in the future until the law is
decided.
Mr.. Padgett said he could not assure any such
thing, as citizens had right to obtain warrants
from the magistrates, which they had no au-
fhority to stop, and such being the case, they
would be arrested every Sunday they kept
open.
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PROPOSALS.
TOWELS AND FOR PURCHASE OF PULP,

DROPOSALs FOR SUPPLIES WASHING
TOWELS, AND FOR PURCHASE OF PULP.
WASTE PAPER, ETC.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
ANp PKINTING, WAsHINGToS, DC, April !, 1855.
sealed Proposals will received at this Office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. SATURDAY, NAY FIRST,
1855 for furnishing supplies, In such quantities the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing may order durins
the year beginning July 1855, OF the articles CLASH
fed under the following heads:
Dry Iolors. Oils. Chemicals. Paper, Topographic
Inks Engravers' Supplies Binders supplies Hard
ware Gas steam Fittings Brass and Iron Castings.
Paper-nakers Feiting and Wire Cloth: seal Presses
and Iuked Ribbons: Textiles Rubber Goods, Glue and
Tnns: (;rocers Sundries, Lumber, Horse Feed q
coal Lime. Cement, Etc; Coal and Wood and Ice
Proposals only actual and responsible dealers in
the articles will be accepted, and awards VIII be made
ITEM by item, TO the best bidder for each Item
sealed Proposals will be received until the same
time for washing towels during the same period,
nom persons with established facilities for doing the
work
time for purchase of Pulp produced by the
tiOn OF notes. securities. etc. and for the purchase Of
waste paper and other Refuse Materials during the
same period
Furnishing any Of the above enumerated CLASSES Of
mnuiies or for towel washing, the purchase Of pulp
or waste paper will be forwarded on application
The right waive defects and to reject any ell
spi-iawz O. GRAVES. Chief OF Bureau.
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o. II. HoLBERG, Pastor Woodhaven NJ. 4.
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thirty years. Never found them fail to cure
weakness of the back, spine and kidney diff
culties. They very agreeable and strength.
ening. a short time ago / got in n profuse per-
SEPARATION while preaching. Imprudently going
home without my overcoat, lost the use of my
voice, and the next day had a violent pain in
my back kidneys and chest. / could hardly
breathe. Three Allcock's Plasters applied to
my hack, chest, and kidneys cured me COM
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ONE PRICE AND THE LOWEST.
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LANsBuReH & BRo.
You always find the --latest Novelties" the
desirable and the greatest variety in
in our Mour ning and Black Goods Department. 1t
would be almost impossible for to name one-half
we have. stock is extensive to enumerate.
We name few things which are 1.-The Latest"
"ENTIRELY NEW" CAMELS HAIR
ALBATROSS
This is of the latest novelties out, especially
adapted for Combination Suits. 1t can be combined
with Surah, Merveillieux almost any light wooden
fabric. This material has AIbatross ground with
satin finished CAMELS' HAIR STRIPE, very rich
and stylish, 40 inches wide, only 81 per yard.
LATE AND STYLISH"-"LACE DE LARNE"
This material is very finely woven desirable and
stylish for full Suit worn in Combination AZ in
ches wide, % per yard.
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This is almost entirely new It is "Fabrique Fran.
caise." beautifully woven with lace ground, and
| very desirable, AZ inches wide, 81 per yard.
"NEw AND DEsIRABLE'-PANAM BOUCLE.
A Lace ground with Boucle Stripe, plain to match
and very desirable AZ inches wide, 81 and ST. 25
per yard.
CANVAS BoUCLE"
This IS in good demand. especially fog OVER
DRESSES, has shear woven ground with Boucle
Stripe, 40 inches wide, 81 per yard.
CANVAS BASQUETTE"
InlS Is anOtner new tnlnR IL Is stylish and Will
give satisfaction in the in both striped and plain
for combination sold separately This, think,
extra good value 46 inches wide only 81 per yard.
ALL WOOL LACE DENTELI.E SUITING,
AZ inches wide, good value new and desirable, 621c.
per yard
STRANGER CLOTH.
extra good value for the money AZ inches wide 55c
OUR DIAvoLO CLOTH.
which repels the dust and will not CRUSH, is of
the very best materials offered in this market
SO low price, 40 inches ALL WOOL. 6Oc. per yard.
ALL WOOL GRAPE CLOTH,
which Is of our leaders in This Department." Is
good bargain at SOC per yard
HANDSOME AND STYLISH SEBASTOPOL
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especially suited for Wraps and Suits with beautiful
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Our stock of Mourning Goods is full and complete.
full line Of Courtaulds Grapes, both for Yelling and
Trimming.
Our JET BLACK GOODS" match our Grapes and
Veilings, which makes much easier for Ladies to
purchase their MOURNING GOODS HERE THAN
AT OTHER STORES.
We still have an unprecedented good sale on "Our
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OUR COLORED DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
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Our stock Of White Goods is now all in.
Dress Ginghams in entirely patterns
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ACHING MUSCLES
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ap1 Boston.
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SpR1No Dnrss GooDs.

We have just opened splendid line Of French Nov
elites In Dress Goods, comprising Woolens India Silks
plain and figured; Pongees plain and printed Satteens
figured and embroidered; printed and embroidered
Mus, printed Linen Lawns, printed Batiste plain and
figured Grenadines. surah Silks and Satin Rhadames
Silk and Isle Hose In all the designs Also an
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Towels and T0weling in great variety Those In want
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Gauze Vests only &c., Uong Sleeves, Short Sleeves.
Gauze Jersey Vests, sec Balbriggan Vests only
Extra fine Jersey Vests, 49c Fine BaIbriggan Vests
49c: Jersey BalmOral Vests, 6;Sc.
Immense assortment Merino Vests and Pants at all
prices.
See the Wool Lace Flouncings. all colors AZ inches
WIDE. only 81 50; former price. SO.
C0tton tlounces. 80 inches wide only SOC.
Large and varied assortment of Wool Laces all
colors, 3inch, lOc.; finch, l5c.; 6-inch 25c.
Splendid assortment TorchOn and Medci.
Spanish Guipure net, 81 4S; formerly 1925.
Orehtal Laces (six deSgnsl, 9inches wide 26c q
yard: 5-nches wide, 15c. yard
Ehantnliy r flOunce SSls. S496. S49s.
inch s2c finch. SOC: sInch Sc: Finch s Csc eo' o
EMBRoIDER1Es.
8, and inches wide, only 121ac
Swiss Insertings and Edgnss, very fine work, 1Oc.
Swiss and Nainsook Flounc,nss for dresses, especi
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HANDKERCHIEFs, COLLARS, &c, &c,
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lWhlch was neede and better display the attrac-
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Pure Linen Hemstitched, Colored Borders &c. 1Oc
Pure Grass Linen, Colored, Embroidered, 2Oc. 22c.
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COLLARS, CUFFS AND RUCHNGs
BY combining these departments it makes it more
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3rows Crepe Lisse Silk Stitching Ruching, loo.
The New "Mikado' Ruching, in yellow, only 4Oc
Ladies Linen Collars, &C.: 3 for Csc.
a New 6Exclusive) Style Fancy Collar all sizes,
Cuffs, Pure Linen. all sizes. 13c. pair: for 25c.
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THE Old established wine house of Chr.
Xander, No. 900 9TH street northwest, has the
finest lot of imported and domestic wines of all
kinds; also, noted for having the finest stock of
old rye, bourbon and sour mash WHISTLES. "A
trial order of some of the fine articles sold there
will convince Won.
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$500 WILL BUY solid Walnut Secretary
Desk and Bookcase combined; large Cylinder
Desk, $50; Walnut Wardrobes, S13; Walnut
Marble-top Chamber suites; Bevel Glass. Bar
$2O; Walnut Extension Tables, So. VIM. III.
Dunn. 81 1th street NV
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SEE ROLAND REED in his great characterize
ton of Jack Luster' next week at the Ma
tional. He will remind you of some one.
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LEAVE Your ORDERS for Potomac roe shad,
large white perch. boiling rock, at r. A. Col
den's Potomac river game and fish stalls Gen.
ter Market. Roe shad a speciality, rect lived
daily from the upper and lower Potomac.
Goods delivered free in city. Telephone S47-3.
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SrR1Ne AND SUMNER DREss GooDs,
AT 500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE1
I am showing one Of the best lines of Novelty and
Staple DRESS GOODS 1t has ever been my pleasure
to do since here in business
large line of COMBINATION SUITINGS In all
the new effects, So to $40 pattern.
HOMESPUNS in Plain and Mixtures Coo to 81 25
per yard, an elegant line.
36inch TRICOTS in Plain and Mixtures-Special
80 cents
EXAMINES in all the new shades only 62lac
Latest Novelties In SATIN STRIPE PONGEE
A large line of KOECHLIN'S FRENCH SATINEs
Figures, 35c; Plain, 33c.
AMERICAN SATINES, 121a to 25c.
NEW FRENCH GINGHAMS in Plain and Stripes
TUFTED PHYRS-new lot just received
NEW BATESTE In Stripes and Figures
Another lot of CRINKLES in New Effects
Large assortment Of PLAIN DRESS GOODS, from
25c to finest goods.
WHITE GOODS in great variety
Large stock of LINENS at attractive prices
Just opened Spring Styles in PARASOIS and
COACHINGS
Full lines Of SPRING HOSIERY and UNDER
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