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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
sHocKoE WAREHOUSE. RICHMOND. Va,
To..U.tc. 80 1909
Loose sale. To-Day

amounted TO 1900 pounds. Mr.. r. Harris,
OF Hanover. sold 1850 pounds Tor 81 10 per
hundTed-the highest price obtained this
wear. several piles sold IRON e. In $3.50.
There is some demand for good tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

A fire at the town OF Cameron yesterday
burned the stores OF J. f. Phillips. \. NJ.
Mcclellan, Mcneil & Guess, and j. W. hel-
ley (all general mercbantsb the drugstore OF
II. Turner. aud the millinery store OF Mrs.
w. L. Burt. All the buildings were OF
wood, and most OF the goods were saved.
The loss does not exceed $1,000. A white
man was badly hurt by falling chimney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Before you buy Sc. tho display a, Przzprs.

II. W. MOrsrA. III east Main street, has Large
assortment Of French Conseryes and ceadiss AZ
low figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

We display the largest, purest and cheapest
stock ofcandies 10 The city. PizzisL
100 east Brosd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

PIzziSI. 100 east Broad street; the best snd
purest confectionsries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

The best and cheapest. PIzznI, iOs east Broad
street: 1ns confectioneries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Homemade Aince Plea. Jcany Linds, Cream
Puffs. Charlotte Russe, etc. fresh sssry day ~
MoksfAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Remember that MossrAs Cakes. Bread. sai
Pastry received the Eirss Premium a. our late
Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Call at HoEsrAs and get Jour Fruit Cake, Al
moDd Cake. Lady CAKE, Pound Cake, and As
sorted Cake.
q. W. AoksrA received the Flrss Premium on
Fruit Cakes and any other kind Of Cakes Pro-
vido your Christmas tablo with his delicious
naaaefta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
TITLES BRIEF HONEYMOON.
She Eioped with . ForgeF and Left
Him IN a Loudon Jail.
Now York Herald.l

"Mrs. Tllby Taylor" fair aud mystic
riOus brunette, wearing stylish English
costume. walked down the gsng.plank Of
the Aurania when she reached her dock on
Tuesday, and looked Derrously around TO
see n any oae was present who migbs re.
eognize her. She wore thin drab veil that
partially concealed Der unhappy face.
A young man was awaiting hsr arrival.
Tie was A. III. Meier, her brother, OF Cinein-
natl, who came on 10 meet bis sister. lie
did not recognize her, but she soon dis
covered him and embraced him. They went
TO the Astor House for dinner and left In the
evening for Cincinnati.
"Mrs. Tilby Taylor" aroused The curiosity
OF many passengers on the AursniB, but she
kept sloof from all the social eDioyments on
board and seemed 10 be disheartened. At
tempts 10 ind out who she was and the mis-
fortune over which she was apparently
brooding were unayaillDg.
ELoPED WITH PoR0ER.
The young woman Is the wife OF Charles
G. Tinker. OF Cinciunsti, q nineteen year.
old boy, who performed the part OF Jim the
Pepman remarkably well for an amateur
forger, for he succeeded 10 obtaining ei5, 600
on three checks for $1,000 each. he now
hes In London jall awaiting extrsdltion.
The story OF his crime. flight, ctsneestiDe
marriage, escape IL Europe. and arrest Is a
tribe romantic. Young Tinkier's downfall
Is tfaced to Iossea at rsce.txAeks. He IL the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
SER CASTLE.

Special Correspondence Of Gszette and Journal
New CASTLE, Oct 20-Tha annual
meeting OF the diocesan branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary, was held at Emmanuel
ohureh here yesterday. About rs per.
sons from Wilmington and other parts of
the diocese. including members Of the
clergy and Bishop Coleman of Delaware,
and Bishop Adams of Easton, were
present. At 10 q. m. there was oalsbra.
ton Of the holy communion, very
large congregation was present. After
the service a missionary meeting was
held, which was addressed by Bishops
Coleman and Adams aud Miss Emory,
general secretary Of the auxiliary. From
l to 3 p. m. q reception, so that the
visitors and congregation might have an
opportunity Of meeting the new bishop,
was held at the rectory. A bountepus
luncheon was prepared BY the ladies Of
the church. Afteswatd the ladies met 10
the church for thsir businets meeting
An excellent spirit Of interest HasoBi4hii.
fe tied 10 the, work for the ensuing yeRnt
Addresses we're made by Mrs PFiplst,
secretary of the Missionary branch; Mrs
Robert Weir, ex. secretary Of the Albany
branch, and Miss Emory. Bishop Oole-
man delivered the closing address. Tha
thanks Of the auxiliary were rendered the
Eaw Castle branch for their hospitality,
and the meeting was considered by ali
very successful one. Bishop Coleman,
accompanied by the members of the
clergy, visited the Jail after the meeting.
The visitors left for their homes on the
6.I9 p. m. train.
The blacksmith shop of the late Theo-
dore Bruce, near the New Castle reser-
voir, which was destroyed in the cyclone
of last August, is being rebuilt. It will
ha carried on by the SONS Of Mrs. Bruce.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
KARKBT QUOTATIONS.


Phil@deiphtA Markets.
Associated Press DiFp&tca ~ Special Wires.
PaILApnLrHIA, Oct. "a = Flnuf, dull and
wNat: Pennsyly LILA roller, 81 25a6 rs; pitsnl,
So 20 100
wnest, steady and quiet; No red, 81 OK
Corn, aull ~ d weak: No. 2, btf
Oats, weak; NJ 2 Witt ,S3tG; N 3 Tiixed So,
brar, dul AID tasyi wiLtlr, $i6a16 30.
Paisu hay, stesdv.
Batisr, urn with good dtmand; Pennsylvania
Eggs, scsce, nrIa; Pennsylvania nrsts, Q4hA
Cheese. dull.
Pet o'eun, MN, retirsd, INC.
Potstoes, I'll ly active and irm.
News York Mark ogss
Assocfated Press pispatch by .peaisI Wires,
NEW YORK, oct ~ Flour, fayory BUYERS,
duh; sou hetn, weak ann quit
Wnest, dull: ea ly wts ksi7. lower; NV
steady n isfmofr ana No u on Nay din "
snce on Ds cen bes with NJ y " dened { 81 !. IS
egstNst AZ: yeaterd v. n 2 ed, Decsil boz,
~ 'l;ish; January, 81 i23lai,iski May,
torn nlUr1 actva and easy; " No. lower; old
mixed western, 20 SOL.
a, .,sta, mo ersieiy We aud ". LIVER; state,
NC: ssi, useesTg.a plate mess, 50 ToAioi sxrs
Pork, quilt aud EASY; mess, SIS 20 ll8.2b
-, wesk and nominal; steAn, rendered,
sp.l2H.
81 rita Of turpsntins, q iiet; 49,
=, ssse, steady; state And Pennsylvania, 2as
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
Nm lNARH.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
NEwAnK, Oct. 29.--The funeral yesterday
OF Douglass Morrison, who died last wees
at his home, In Pencader hundred, after
two years sickness, was largely attended.
Interment wns made O. Ohristtana.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Seminar took
place yesterday and was largely attended.
The Rev. DR.. Vnllapdigham ofllciated, and
interment was made at the Head OF Christi
ana cemetery.
Several Of william wade's horses on his
farm, short distance from here, have been
attacked with some disease. Que died yes
terday, and II is thought one or two more
will die to-day. Mfr. Wade resides here,
and Is confined 70 his room by sickness.
The Rev. 4. B. Knowles, who has been
pastor Of the Christian Church here, has
accepted a call iH Canada. He will leave
for bis new field this week. Mr.. Knowles
came here from Florida. He was q faithful
and good pastor. Mrs. Knowles has been
an energetic worker among the children
and the temperance cause.
Edward Curtis, eldest son OF 8. Mlnot
Curtis, died ct his fathers residence about
O'Clock this morning. Mr.. Curtis was
taken sick about three weeks ago and
gradually grew worse until the end. He
was afflicted inwardly. Bishop Coleman
visited the young man shortly before his
death. Mr.. Curtis was faithful worker In
Bt. Thomas Episcopal Church, where he
bad been member for many years. HIS
death has cast gloom over the town. He
was universally liked and deep sympathy Is
felt Tor the bereaved family.
newark, Oct, "a Mrs. L. A. Watson and
Miss Lydia Maxwell, residents OF Delaware
avenue, were overcome by coal gas on
Monday night. They hxed the coal stove
as usual before retiring and upon arising
early In the morning both felt III.
Mrs. Watson tainted, and, with difficulty,
was revived. She was very sick all day
yesterday. Miss Maxwell tainted while
passing from one room TO another, and was
with difficulty brought to. The attending
physician pronounced 1t narrow escape
from asphyxiation.
Samuel Young, colored, who was shot on
the night of August 26th, at Oeoilfop, by
Asbury Cole, died on Monday night from
the effects OF the wound. The shooting oc.
Cured at festival held blythe colored PEG.
pie, during row. Neither Young nor Cole,
however, were directly concerned In the
fraoas. The former acted as peacemaker
and got his two cousins out Of the fight.
Cole bad threatened one OF the cousins. He
shot Samuel Young without provocation,
Cole has not been captured. Coroner Li'z,
enburg held an inquest yesterday, and the
verdict was In accordance with the facts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

rOTToE. II, FLANK r. SMITH,
y Ii ENS D drraRtst. tal ar By elssnoi
that SHAH ~ ply IN whiting Il the Judges OF
thr court Of Cine al ssios ri th Pssas and
JAil psi'y'ry If the htS,e q DslewAre, 10 and
Nay Caste comfy, GA MON AZ. ihs ~ h
day " Novsmnef next A, D., 1888 b ing tae
frar day. I the Hrvsm ,er term otfs 10 irt for
a II nse 20 6'sp "a int eating quoss toL
medic MI parpo.en, IN set,is5 uaF FreIt
thsn one quart, at the N. W corner u Eff aud
Klog Sc s~ts, In III. 'urta w2rd Of theci OF
Wilmiugl y. IoRwa-s, snd toe fol owing ro-
tpeetGh citizens q p2 In cad WAri rtconn-
men be aaid appn sAtton, viz:
4 BE- wn Las Pyle
rstnuel n JohrR, d DIS vi Parry
Edmu d B frezr franz Y CartwsIl
Nol tgJmery Eami q Mcin,ire
Ha tel ID lsAac nj on
j. mes K rkey Jab.s INNS
$50 g4 4 II sher X s Wltk5
John II SpBon DAyd L sh
W q Own I'm Fry
9 ~ Ger GsS rye Heiitsgs
va Mo Tow Al1xanlsr 8eggy
JlB w HSct BN mlz
oc. 1895 FaAaAR SMITH
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

E0TIOE. : TO THE HONORABLE
" JUDGES of tasrtut n General Sessions
Of the Peace aud Jsil Delivery Of the Stat of
D.Iw.re in ard for New a, sic con- ~. We,
the undersigned, rsspht table n ~ U OF Sahcnl
districts kcs 81 sed rs Ret, II mn drH5, GO
hereby certify inst HI hae hu ligan. VII e
the owna and n,c pant II tie at le Eli d. ed
at Delaware CT y, IN thR sch OIL uisirtafs, county
and state . otessid, aud SC thon IN his Ap IL
eaton, and who ~ an sp llGart o; . ttsnse on
MONDAY, November .ata, A. u 1883, being
the 1T tern OF said cou for the III u 'niox.
i'st,ns liquors quantities not less than one
hsf galcn ihe ei1, not 10 Re drttnk on tie
premises, Re icing y licensed retailer OF gtods,
uktes ald march snahetAsi g. & u eetYslJe
OF hi sc ck constantly kept en- hsud FRS Is is
not less tn an bNe hundred dollar: hat man
OF fan ags, q sobrety and fo1d mo 81 charac-
ter; thft su zlc of ntoxic .tins lqu rs ~
said piAse rs ne-aea rs to accom- mo1sie the
pubic; that he Is tho owi err " ssid house, and
the tue email value IA tw hundred / are.
A Swan hva eft Won Jsuiin
Jorn Lsng W A DSv d on
j hn Tosney q O. eVnr
=. I'm 'aok y Fra K Armstrong
Biwsri O'NoiI FAchnua n =.
William p Nen IA i out
" W Chears ThonEs r van MA
h'cctsS-lh WI MICHAEL MuLLIGAfl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
pro.es.ant Epi.oopnl women.

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Board Of
Missions OF the Protes ant Episcopal Diocese
az Delaware, has reelected the following
oficers: Mrs. II. @. Littell, President; Miss
Tniiy Rodney, viee-president; Mrs. CHARLES
r. MeIlvaine, Secretary; Mrs. Q. e. Murray,
Domestic Directress; Mrs. .. Minot Curtis,
rrea .lrer; Mrs. James A. Taylor, Librarian.
The society has Riven s200 TO Sc. Philips
Church, Laurel; $40 to St. Mery,s Institute.
Dallas, Texas, and founded a Bishop Lee
seholsrehip In Mexico under the supervision
on tha Raw. William d. Gordon, late rector
Of 81, PEERS Church, Smyrna.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
DEATH OF "BEHNY,, HrLL.
Ono of O Trio OF weti-known Old
ColOred Men,

O9tuHDu HhEhs
Bennett p. Hill, famiIiarly known as
Benny" Hill, an old oolored man who
has for years conducted baggage end
express delivery business In this city, died
suddenly Of heart disease about O'Clock
Friday evening in w. B. Sharp q 90 q dry
goods store ct Fourth and Market streets.
benny" WAS engaged in delivering goods
for Sharp d Company which be had
hanlsd from the r., W. d B. freight stu
ton, ana Just after delivering the freight
slips he dropped dead. He was removed
to hts home No. 500 East Fifth street.
Coroner Barnhill who was notified, gave
o certificate of death from heart disease.
The deceased leaves q wife and three
children.
Bsn was horn In Havre de Grace and
was about rs years old at the time OF his
dsath. He. Jacob Anderson, and Hiram
Tate formed trio whose faces were o
familiar sight to every patron OF the p,
w. j. B railroad. Hiram, the youngest
OF the three, ard who has only be on
around the station for about 10 years, Ii
the only one still living. Good natuTed
Anderson, who was liked and respected
BY all who knew him, died about four
years ago. He Ia said TO have checked
the fifst piece of baggage ever checked
on the p, W. & B. railroad
from Wilmington. Anderson was IA.
miliar fRure about the station before
Benny" made his appearance and the
latter has been engaged in delivering
baggage ito all parts Of the city" for Al
years. Benny" at first only had h wheel
barrow, but he soon acquired sufficient
means to purchase horse and wagon.
His horse and wagon with the dog Of
uncertain breed which always followed in
Its wake, were rs familiar as the dusky
owner himself. His horse was "a years old
and he treated him more like brother
than beast.
He had been complaining for some time
Of pains in his wrist and it was evident
for some time that his dkJa on earth
were short. He felt worry unwelt Friday
day and shortly before his death he had
gone hons to take short rest.
He was prominent Mason anda sober,
industrious citizen. He was not known
to drink, although hs constantly smoked
his little pipe. He was buried on Tues
day afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
Marriaass.

Fricnda' crremonv a. tue residence ~ q AN
vile Wcrreil, f25 West street, Ho fArds
seller. Of Ph,iadAlp IA, and Sarah Mendinhali
Wrrail " t1is city
LEoNAR D K ENDALL.--In this cits on thsI7 h
llst, w the Rev is Oh To "a and the Rev,
Mes'.vC. johnson, W ~ an D W Ls Hard Of
New York City and Fiorsncs Gibbons Kend ii
Of tbls city.
VAN GASKsN--TENwEEG IS LA this city IN
the i7en met by ihs n.v Jacob Todd, d D.,
Henry ] Van 9asken and Caroline Tea,
Hesses, both Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

~ TEE TIE ANT Of tle houss sisusssd
Al northwest rorneF Front ans Wal NJ
stree Q, in The Secon1 W I'd OF the city OF
Wilmington, county OF New C6stIs and
stats Of nelswsra, ia compli anca with the
requirements OF the acs OF the General sssem-
biy In such Case msde ard provided. do hereby
give notice trat snail apply Ia writing 70 the
Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace snd
jail Delivery Of the State OF DslRwara in and
for New Castle county, on MON DAY tho 10 h day
OF November, A, D 1858, being the next Term Of
said court. for licenr for sod hnus~ as an inn
Or tavern for the sale therein q Intoxicating
iqu r. In le5s Quantities than one qusrt, n 10
drunk on the rarnists, ami the follow No re-
spectahle ci,iAenA OF SAID ward reAsop.
mend the said Apulica.ion. viz.
nso r dpeY II ggius Roj, Kanrou
Roger NJ Gillian Henri Fstdmeier
NtihHe G rion w ti5wsn
Philip X shea JIM Ba.@hsn
] McVey Andrep Rsurtsr
hArun TfRub Wn " Y DIV
John W Smih ms W Porter
] In FArrA Les ey s 9TH
" Has nd tichsri i OH
n cry Go Q1ilu
Cnaf las R Spa ks Join Il unbar
Join NJ YeT Moss suiNh
A W hapdolph Apdraw q ntE
Mict aB MCCLELLAN " VI % tlgn
&C ssSt WILLIAM 8. MARTIN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
lfaths.

CURTI.--At Newark, Dol, on tne % I instant,
Edward W., son Of s N. and A. II. Curtis.
BLACKBURN --on the 1eth inst, Rebec o j.
.sh burn, aged ~ years.
klLLsR -on the ism INST, Or George Mco
N Ter, lata Burvson Unitsd states Army AZ
the re.idst co Of his brJlher, Robert & Miller.
ated 81 yoArs
PATTON. -on she 18th Inst, Hugh Patton,
nx, - yRsrs.
REDDtNG TON -on fhs 22t instant. Mamie
asugnter OF Psirick aud the ,ats May ked.
ninston, sged % years.
WopDEU Cat colorado SnringA opths l7th
INST, C,sment A, Woodnuk NJ d, Ia The seth
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
MORE am roe JAoKsoxY1ILn.
The Large Contribution from the
Episcopal Churches.


Z. z. Candy. secretary and treasurer OF
the Betdel q Hastings Company, RENTED
the sum of 1921 68 this morning to Jack
sonviile, Florida, for the aid OF the yellow
fever sufferers. The amount was sent by
the United States Express Company, free OF
charge, to the address OF Bishop Weed
chairman OF the relief committee OF Jack.
sDnvilie.
The amount has been collected In the
Episcopal churches Of this diocese, the CON.
tributions from the various churches being
as follows:
Bt. James Church, Stanton, $25O; Christ
Church, Delaware City, SIG; Christ 6hurch.
ohristiapa hundred. S25.l3; St. Thomas
Church, Newark, 6l1; Grace Church, Bran.
DIVINE hundred, S.; St. Paul's Church,
Georgetown, sb; Trinity Church, Whining
ton, cas-; Old gwedes Church, Wilmington,
SS "a "a vary Church, Wllm ngton, go so /;
". Andrews Church. Wilmington. s7U. 46 !;
st. Johns Church, Wilmington. sl7.76; the
Rev. Ms. johnson, Sussex county, o.; total,
&22I,6B.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

g,rhe sufferers in Ramsey county. Dakota,
are Polish Jews, who, two years age, formed
q settlement about Is miles from Devlrs
Lake. The settlement comprises 20 fami-
vera entirely destroyed by an untimely
frost In August, and they are now without
food, shelter, clothing or fuel. Many cases
are described OF naked women and children
existing In frost and snow. Food, clothing
and money are urgently asked for.
Since the adjournment OF Congress Pc
titions have been received In Washington,
from persons Interested IN the manufacture
Of silk, praying for legislative remedy for
the condition OF things which Is threatened
as a result OF the recent decision by the
court In Philadelphia respecting the duty
on eilk ribbons. The petitions are In print.
and are largely signed by operatives In silk
manufacturing establishments. who say
that the decision will have the effect OF
throwing them all out Of work,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

The dry goods store of Mrs. Cora
johnson Ut the north. west corner of Elm
and Adams streets, was entered by
burglars between midnight and . O'Clock
yesterday morning, who carried off between
$l5 snd $40 worth Of dry goods. It is
thought that they were scared of before
completing their operation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

AZ oGst tesss DitpAtan os special wiens
ELizsBETHTowS, LII, Oct. 24.-william
Moore and John Downey quarreled over a
game OF cards yesterday. Moore drew a
knife aud chased Downey into his house
and then began throwing stones THROUGH
the window. Downey seized shotgun
and fred at Moore blowing his head to
pieces.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
. uo..,s Academia, Drowning.

A Donbic Accidental Drowning.
special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
CaMBaIpaE, Mn Oct. 20 Captain 4
Powell and o man named Warheld, while
engaged in friendly wrestle aboard Of an
oyster boat of Cooks Point yesterday,
accidentally fell overheard and both we're
drowned. The llrnsn lived near Cam
bridge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
BLhTOR.


speoisI Correspondence Of Gazetta and journal
ELKroS, Ocr. 24.--No less than three old
residents of Eikton disd on Monday night
and early yesterday morning.
Isaac Thomas, one OF the oldest residents
OF the town and a well. known character,
was found dead, lying face downward on
the floor OF the cabin In which he lived,
back Of the residence Of Jacab Rambo on
Main street. He had been III for week or
two but was able to be out the day before.
hers IS years age. He was the oldest MEM
her OF the Eik,on NJ. e. Uhurrh, first super.
interdent Of the Sunday-school.
Lewis Ovens, an aged man who lived
with his TWO sisters on High street died
Monday night. James Moore, an aged
coIored man, who lived with his son John,
died the same night. He bad recently suf-
fered an attack OF paralysis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
TEE sUNKsN ArLAs.
Her snsoJxo-stack NOW Out of sight,
What Captain r0bim sayn.

Associated fress Dinpasch By spscis, Wires.
NE~ YoRK. Oct. 24.-The steamship Atlas,
which was sunk by collision with 4 ferry.
boat OF Vesey street last night, has settled
considerably IN the mud since abe went
down. Her smoke stack had disappeared
from view this morning. Small boats are
In the vicinity watching for anything OF
value.
Captain Tobin of the Atlas Is positive
that he gave the proper signal for the
ferry boat TO 60 astern. The ferry-boat Is
laid up In New Jersey for repairs. Captain
Tohin will place his report Of the collision
In the hands OF the British consul this after
NOM
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
WRECK UF0N WRECK.


Morning bat mo- Passengers KILLED.
AHoistea kross pfspsEon ~ soecisI Wires
PoRr JxBvrs, N. T., Oct. IA fast west
bound freight train on the Erie ran into the
rear OF another freight near Otisville az 0
McMullen WAS instantly killed. Engineer
Willard Hector was badly scalded, Con.
ductor John Hawkins had his foot cut OF.
aud the lAg OF Fireman A. A. Cronk was
severed from his body.
Before the fisgman could be sent forward
tho east-bound express dashed into the
wreck and cut of the leg OF Hawkins who
was lying on the track tneensiole from The
Injuries received in first collision. Two
engines and dozen freight cars were
demolished, but no passengers were hurt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

Aisu. sIed El@-s 1ispstan ~ -psea. Nira
SAN FaAsoisco, OCT. 24.--Whiie JOAQUIN
Miller was shooting quail yesterday his
horse Jumped unexpectedly, and bullet
homes and only made painful flesh wound,
The only danger Is from lock-iaw.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

UroURA, tbs srest skin Gu q. ana IuTIouRk
soAP repAIei from IL, externally, aId UT
cphA RgsoLyKHT, tbs new aloo1 u liner, iprer-
n %ly, sre " sifiva cure for ,vory 10 m Of skin
and b cod diss from pinpleA 20 s. oipB.
Sold everywhsie Plice: CuFICURs, b0s.;
koAf, 25-.; eEs1LveET, 81. PespAIt Dy tie
POTTER ROC AND HRMIcAL u, b stos Mass.
EB- tAld for .'Ho1 " Ca = SKin Dlsesses, h6z
pages. 10 iliustfR tons aud 1D0 restinauntass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
NO. APIMPLE ON FIN NON.

had with Eczema. Hair mn tsonee
hcGtp covered with eFnpIsaust
Thought his hnir xyouId never
Rf"VS- Cured by Euttcura Renre-
dies. Hair splendid and mot ~
pinIpIe on him.
Icannot say enough ia pra'sa OF She CUrIcURA
hKhsDlEs nv boy, when one ysnr OF age, var
Q Dad @trh eczsmR tnat hr lost HIl OF hfr hair,
the doot rs sad W scala head and ttist tis
bar you'd Devrr grow again. DespRirins OF o
cure fr tm ply ic spe, / began thn Us OF The
VIII the mo pc fert succees. His hair Il now
sp en- Id, and there " rot pinpls on nim.
recommsrd the CUTfouRA r. Modes to mo bers
as the mos; Epsfdy. o. ouUfnh al, and urs cure
for sli akin Diseases II infGnts and chiId.gzr
and fan that every mother W o has an an cis4
child VIII thsnk me TO go 1ipR,
MRS M II WODDSJM Nor4Av Ms
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

James ]. Cooley, Germanrown furniture
dealer, has made an assignment for the
benefit OF his creditors to william z.
-n,sahall