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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
JUDO e BAG1 syoey IN.
fze Takes the Oath of office 1Tol
clay ilarntnE a. civ Nudge.


Eze Takes Tho Oath OF esfics won.
Gay ilorninE a. Cisy 5ud.c.
City oour was op ned Mou34y unrnin7
BY Deputy.judge Turner. Mayor Hatripg.
tou occupied seat on the bench A
very large audience was present, ioont.
ing nuuloer OF attorneys and muni[ipal
nrthoritiaa she occasion being tile iuduc.
ton Of ). Frank Bali, Esq as city jcdse
for tenn o. twelvs veals.
THE clsfk will now read - said Jcdce
Turner, The commission from the
governor of the state OF Jams Frank
Bal as jldge of this cougt.n gierk
Inland read the commission Of the new
iudge bearing the big seal Of the State,
sisaed by Govarnor B'ggs and attasted
By Secretary OF State Salisbury. at the
olosa Of the reading this court ordered the
2lert to nl0ke record OF The fnct Msyor
harrington then stood up and Judge Eall
sopioaoting hin tis o1tli Of feaitytt5 no
a.fA isitua1u ard ;c tast OF
the Atate YEA R3mlHiH'att6 Isergh
brief the ceremony was very IMPOSING
one, the manusr OF ths tvs chief actors
lending Extreme diguity to the uccagion.
AZ tho close Cf court Judge Bal was
the recipient Of an ovation OF hand.
shaking from off3ialp, membs,s OF the
bar, the citizens and the representatives
Of the press.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

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Ths uNgsr3nshtv s4ss 4 ~ ~ it.4t
r1faS f'tasE
| CitatN %, Afi-4 fa FeA y af
yAatn ~ Eus. si Fact atta1
1 sss,tt ~ y ~ AZ at3A y3Qs4
Fdnrth and -Jlsln n
| Monday islf WvrS eit.r sh u 81
Is year. % sg,1. 400 st.sit,f.t ~
o hes lads. A,anem un.tiint dn Il
mnpd &c z ur, woo iiya l. tHa SANG
ustgshorhpnl ~ "a rsiarainS tl dr tsr,,,
aud lad j las YSsched IL 4 .0ef at
Fourth anl Usipn s,ya Is III p,.tol
sho's we're hsssS, Simansreuus aana
Mersheiset ~ siie a "a issa .Hetlli4,i3s.
Of pAia, Otuef ean 'oglow,3 FaeU tsa
boys raa 9 do VA Ual,n sirsst Wr&.
hslssr ttagRasTd up 10 thu gr1t ~ s7ara
~ F9ufth an1 Jol1n a'teai8 L sps hg N
Dally Fha ln,tar tolk tie rpy IA saf
Nd aim rFnn ,, lrGlya 4 rot 80 I'll ~
eac DE- G sauttltigs 4gieS,y Az. gei
when IL wNs di covered ttit ihs i0i Ea /
been struck h ~ plss0i + 81 ii, the inker
nes The phfsi ian dfe ssd thn woa "a
Temporarily witappt making ~ that .in
any tx'anded sugrdh for .ae hG'itt,
Mean while the Iona iut of tho phon'lag
aIcay gaa found to DO az NJ 40 Ual9a
a'reer, tia retii nse o. G clio Yaansli
aud Carnlelia SeNH, an lsaiiau AID his
bride who had on,y Jas. arrived from
Newark. N j yesterday, where they had
besu married that aftsrno0n by Father
Pnilip Neri OF that place. Yauneiii ia i
shoemaker by trade. The sdiibg cela
brstion was asst completed SONS dozen
or so Italian couutrsinnn had bseu prea.
ept ot the feast Among them were
Micasle Y.suelssi, Antonio Gaglia, Tonassa
RosupVs, and Michele Piaoenzis. Most
Of see gGests had departed BY . Is o'ulous
aud tbs bride aud graon hal retired.
fsue,asi is journeyfnsa shosra4 ksr
whom Yannelii bad hiroi in Newark Mon.
day TO work for him heie
The statement made by 10 witnesses
OF the shooting, Goslii AMI RosuoSa, Il
ihlt they saw Piacsng'a shooting tne
pistol at the tins referred 10. They say
him standing on tho pavement ia .rGnt Of
tho house. P.acenzis iolmedlately dis.
has MOI yet been discovered
hs IS Described rs medjum siz.d, stunt
map, aboGt 81 ysars OF see. dc hsd
been employed ct the Brandywidu omar
riss, but had done no work Tor two o.
three weeks. He lately arrived from
Virginia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

The alarm of FIRE from bcx No. ii
a. o'clock Tuesday morning, was caussd
by lire in an 1nocoupied frame al b,gin
the rear of the Wilmington Basket q
Crate Compsny's works on the soEtt 81 ie
OF Market street bridge. TIE hfs was
we'll under way when the Waterman 6is.
covered it aud gave the alartn. The IRE
engines responded promptly ard ex-
tinguiseed the imes, bat no, before tns
structure, which YES mere tinder hor
oiled with excelsior. was sltuot com
pletaly destroyed. There was no dsppsr
that the fire would spread last nisbt
eue had q strong wsat wind
been bios wing, tho adjoining ba.fat
works woald have hsen IN immi.
nant danger. A building stocked with
$4,000 to so 600 b,sssts wap not mora
than Do feet distaut from tho burning
stable. This ofigin of tbs fse is smvs.
terry and is suppo ed to have been Started
oy the csrelesseess Of scpe tfamps. sho
oo1ld easily enter the building AZ tbs
door was unlocked, aud who Would fnd
the excelsior EXC lent bedding on which
to aiesp. The Wilmington Ratk5t aud
Crate Company loses 500 or S39 on tb4
contents, while the CITY Bniiiinp ani
Loau Assn;.e;i0n, which owna the gLol,
properly, lcses about 1850 10 500 on tua
btilding
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
EEW CASTLE.


speeih C'rt@ p7nd nee Of q zstte and TourbAi
New cAsIts Nov. g. Prssidinp Elier
Na;shy preached an elcqp M germ N Ia
ths ~, L Church Yesterday rnurEipe.
An q ieacs mse!ing and love ieas.
we7 held neto7s shp r5gliar morning ser.
yi:e. The tuicf q7atte,Iy conseispes
will b held ia the p9r,6r OF the cLu. j
igright,
Tho Rev. r. y. Lleh.nfr. Of Immapusl
0hurch preached his lbs sesinon ba.oss
gHipg Oh Eurnpeau taut, for the heueif
g his heaith yesterday Mr. b'ghtagr
wiii eail FOR Germsny thls week a., Il viii
be asssot ehaue moptgs.
Ine + " s. b. E.i,r11a r,mn,-v
viii extend no duub,e tracs on tbs ps.s.
VIA division ab1a. . p.l4 farther norih.
Ias track nov eadi nsluw Laa's ;a,ii. bnt
me extension VII rg4kn isr seh tie dyks
north OF town. Ghe bi,cG sigutis ord
telegraph ota,a viii b. removed to that
point. IRA wosA - grading foy the new
TRACK viii os bagur ii "a few dsys.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08


The Wilnng,on Raaasbgi Circle beid
ga Hfst annual meeting yAcsrtly at No.
l214 Jefferson street, Various reports
were read aHd discuGsed aud busineas
matters received attention. Tho circle
has o. members, OF whom two hhvs b.
come life inonoefs BY the payment of $40
AZ ones, iaeteld of paying Yearly fee Of
II The cqn'tesy OF TIE press in keep.
ing before the public tho work OF the
e'rels was fav1rably commented upon
aad much interest ves manifested Ia the
report Of tho Central Association. Tue
name OF Fannie J. PuSsy was added 10
the executive Committee OF the Whining.
'on Circle. viii h is composed es follows:
Mrs Z Il. Warner, No. sea Delasaie
avenue; Mrs. Francis Ea,hy NJ 1904
it9rson street; Mrs, 3. G Speakman.
~ o33 Warrington street; Mts. Harlan
Gsuse, M 6i5 Delawate svanue: Mlss
anie ]. Pnsey, No. 1908 Delaware ave.
Tue; Miss Frances c Tatum, Lancaster
avenue. Either OF these ladica or the
secretary OF the oirois, Mrs. Rachel A.
Edtn0ll, No 1868 Market street, will be
glad TO welcome rev memners or piye
eny information in their power relative
TO tbs work for the elevation Of women
la Sdie.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
DeaM d az agea rnrn,sr.

Ni'iiaia Hawtuorne, WIN wan affected
By paralysis for aboatten days, died N
his residence htns Wits Clay Cie5k
gAa'ea 1e saturday lDrniac, ag1d 81
Ta.ts IS vas 5esaat Ele q / 10 55sgteid
ieae stanton. aa leaves wi5ov and
o'Eas obti7sep, thsee Bcns and Gga dangk.
= tIvo years ago he celebrated ia
I itsth R5a3iag anniversary. He had
&Tsd 81 salgs IN his flym aear WLite
1.4y Css Z Cauyaa. Tu3 tauer2l took
2iaae Ea.'5yasg gitssco3a, with services
ii Ire church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
IN GEHsE = i,


samuel Ray pleaded Fuilty 81 fIceal
registration IN New York Hot day and WA
sentenced to two years and four nao3ths in
the pepitenti ry. :
In Boston Monday Judge Mason refused
20 &C. aside the verdict OF 81 DlO oS aimed
~ Mgra BeAis against D.. Thompson for
alternating her husbands an ctioas.
Ihe treasury department rules Tint
"Banedlettne" y tutia0le at ca psr gallon
and cel's per bottle and NOT d. the r;t,. 81
W 3sI 3fIii al gaiorsg "a Proprietary
seGlia,.
u1rens court Of Penney .auia ST.
Sns n ritispurg, MonoGy, decided that
the Beehanies' Lien law was uuconst,in.
noGal. Justice Williams delivered tie
a i've. story building, forming part Of the
sSaioago sugar Re1ninR Oompany's estab.
usbment, 10 Chicago, was grecsei Monday
night hy an explosion IA the ch.dryfns,
rooms. MaSnu5 Hsmmel, who was Ia the
puildlng, Wa fatally injured. TIE loss on
property Is $4,000,
The Secretary Of The T-easurv won5.y
eNernoon accepted SIl4T $50 In b 5p9s a.
iotIoWs: q per cens registered @tka nm
sI7e, s!g561O, slgl,00O, 5000. ali NJ
Not y PeE cents coupons, S6tAJ ut 1854,
hiss Susie Leach, aged q years, has
pEo1gnt snlt N Bfocktou, Mass, for Si0. 90
against Henry a. Liichheld, aged "a yesfs
end Piy mouth. u -1'''oA
: The brig Richard T. Green arrived AZ
BOSTON Moud-y ttom st. Mate, H4ytI.
1he captain reports that on .toDer Is.h
Wnen On ". Msrc, she was ordered TO haay5
" ~ haytian man.of war, whose arm d
SIie9Is ana men aams on board tafse
uln5t5us t'sses, taxing away tny MI
register and all her papsrs, and thea sar,,or,
% Lake her TO part-su Prince as IT ,
AFTER aetAininS rhtm some TINS tho I, .rj,lr,
Wara returned anG the veasa. allowed to
proceed. =
Joseph Klgler, nilkman, IS ysars 81
e2a, wa ktt! d Al College 2 ,ia' 7sagS,,
leland, On Saaday lighf s-ysY 2,e II 81
hor5e9ack, enc q than nanai Mss-rs,
cowboy, were !idTg threueb thS ygIi5'gs
eSeNs O'CLOCK. klgl8r was Igst,6s. III
! wagon With nilk ca1s, when one df tEs p1.s=
I Eeas ogss him, ed waa iolto8ai nyYr5
4 others. O1e thar attsnptsi h st,5S ft.
PetS0aa who made ~ ~ ID 70 rssGUs Fl. tsia-
yet been made.
r. the eourt o. oyer anu fe-r4i ~ Il Nv
1o5e monday m5tnf4G D.s.a4: AtEaTuav
: fsAeTa petlioGsd Jldsa BT4,5 -
sona time for the t5lal D. tls t5a53 Is
a.usfmeR, whose eases he PROPOSED IA to
s. ssea - = pessL9l I; 1aa ted,4 te3l ri 4.
cE0!lhfg pressure d eivll ousinass ur5se .F!ts
l4'eLoat, Co.eAst feiloWo sad .a4l II
ma % lfc 5scy 70 call "a e2sfega7 F.4sy
ssssIal o. the cousc for ines trtas fl il
DsaaY replied tony neSt la1l.h void -
hne enough 10 aX date.
e. wv },,ssso9rre, P45 Monday IL casa.
~ ths rs Elne.s buried b MI
rue PsnAsT vRa.a Goal Company H.
S9ks, Asary ihIee Ssars sra, Was sfs8e3
ueL2fe 5u1gs ties, The Rtt0Faet iar ttgs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
The INV rhnLrfn nn,i,ioa-

THIS header If Ii. jeans eli liz ,gjgbts
itn7doFsooa that TIE inviting ~ IFS bows
q that choir to sing at political meet.
!!ng y lnptitute Hall, was done wt.6cut
his kaoNiadge or conssEt. This s.ata-
meat y mate ~ lis request al some of
tte boys parents tpay as uade- tie in.
p'es-ioa inst tie leader requested dion
to eirg.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
I. D. o. r.
Deirwnsc aud aserm anu Lodges,
New OtsiccPh,

NsNaiAt NIu0kHtF
NEW Officers.
The following offiss.s OF Delaware
Isege /. o. o. F., were elected aud In
stalled Monday night, grand lodge oil sers
performing the installation ceremonies ;
N q, Harry Hollis; V. G., Johu A. Ben.
nett; Il, s., alfred Wi ias; P. S Gsorqs
Y, Taylor; IT,, 7. G. West; W., v. v.
HsrriSou; o. G.. Geoyse W. Mccoy; L C.
james Kirkpatrick; X s. N. G., Fsapk
sparkle, L. 8. N. q, John s, sample !;
.. ). Y. g George Il H1ghss; u s VI
g., william osmond; II. $. s., William
$. Hopton.
The following offcers Of Hermann
Ledge, |. 0 o y were alsn elected add
installed Monday night N. g., Daniel
Dohl; v G Al drew BpicRelh alter II, s..
harry +. Sshnspt; 2. s, Obristo oher
Bauer; L, Harry zsnmermsn; w, Al
drsw DettlipR; @ G., Anton Frsmel /;
Conductor, Chsrlts Schnster, 1. g..
Charles Plonhert; r. s. N. g JOSEPH
WsAie; Il. 8 N. O Charles Tsohau; Il
y Y. g Henry Roller; L. &. v. G ,
William He'll ; Il. $. y George 5charp /;
Il, D. D., Lsonara Heiss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

FhrsH ~ The Iar tst stor4q ia or
Oasots we're sua"t IN Mandsy. ma
i"H,es aggregate $ls $50
rus treasnrg department has deci ia
tnst EHetons are veg tables, dai.ble st 10
p'y cent al vesorem, and rot NUT subject
70 admission fee Of duty.
tfenry Lindemsn lsborsr, ii Albapv
New York shot and killed his 4 'yea,sl
old son Tuesday mainiug. 'rhe boy
had bsen qaarreliDg with his mother.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
BAD ElaE ~ HAvEaHtLL.
Marrow 'Acapnnf 81 isHiiot-bo1-oon
eFp.atiVnsss ChurC.t Burning.

HAysuHilu, class, Nov. Err stared
10 tns eity nall onqdiag tbs forenoon and
the asruGuea Il nnw IA flames aud Will
provo q total !aEl. There much danger oil
the ne spread ~ % aiIltsai auiidipss. 10
cludifr the Msthctist meeting hcuae, Il
l4rgs wn idau siueiure Ire UAverhillhat
factory ard large milf Voting IN ward
No | WIS pFocsettEr III nne Of The rooms
ID tbs Gity hall when the Dr., br1ke Ii but
tbs ballot box wa, saved wis1 i;s contents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
4 rERRfnhE aooroeYr.

Barsting Of u BeserrGtr-Seycn
Aodses Aircaay recovered.
GENEVA, y. Y, NOV. G tafetyolr az
a5plrunx Oh tie Mks 81 I4uaya mai 70
wo,k an electrle railway, b,isst to-iAv de-
s,roying numerous 1s.s ina roanlug
many persons. SeYeB b0dies have beeu re,
cuyeren
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S.yplosioN.
NOt Nno,vn Wheher Amy Lives
Mere I,oAt -tE3scif Damage 1Oup.

TIGTenuGs, Nov 8 Intelligence has
Just been received here Of tho explosion
of nira.g y9arius III gGzine uetr Shan.
nopin Pa /, au oil town 10 miisa from
here, curly this morning. mgoh dsmsgs
was done 10 property, bet Il iarot knawn
whether any person was allied oririased.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

BrcHANAH &EoG Nov, little Pu.
ehhash Aa u'setErluR coal pag ~ fdfhI-
I'ifa f,a,sory aaa holt % Tao hiishar ward
were oufh5d yfsttFisy. Lese, go, 900 :
insurance, s2i, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

NNfsfS sHhh1s lDr SAFETY.
eR tLFEEssuaG. Nov. S --rns cxts hes
ISSUED a manifesto statiog thss he sbsre y
WIN the psep.s their shaeks to Cod for
ms miraculous escape from death Ia last
nasy's Railroad accident. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
EgRset.
spea'a' Correspondents. Of cilss:fa an ! Journal

: q
N2wARE, NV Tho dwelling on fAs
estn.e ui me Ce4wf I'd prop wy On ?atns
1 ,l Tss Toidto janice Armstrong, ycs.z..
: ? q, " ?. Nc lpy, who has tsug6t Ia
.S < seatnmy siucs last shring, 1T rar
~ ssha1iof 'hA @l4hinp-aE . atvers,,y.
A'ss Lucy Z Curse = cca1urA I, !, i.
haeet, rm.l hps ~ a. e,t i T,s,.f.
ti0n rs a.sfiie.rsss Il Nszttk iat,4 nv
Iha ". III f3rtte Xp. aasnt : III ,.5,s
Qlll9ee. - y -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08


spectai Correspondence Of Gage.ta and journal
sM7RaA Nov. 4. -Thsre was bpbpls
OF excitement apnoug the colorad p1pula.
ton Saturday night that terminated ia q
smsli-sizsn riot. One gentleman Of color
knocked another down and fra lime it
looked like case FOR tbs coroner. he
was hnaily resussitatod. Three more
MAS ran ont o. town.
Nrs nr. T. O. Moore sustained main.
fnl itjurs = her right hand on Saturday
afternoon. Sic had raised a iss7a win.
dow, and her attent,..c .,u,u2 attraci.n
for moment elsewhere, when the win
dow slipped from its fastening and d..
scerdfd upDn her hand, which was rest.
ing up III The til
Prot. Adams, the illu4ionist closed a
two nights engagement last NIGHT. The
gold watch vas won by Frank Collins. a
little boy, AID the ica pitcher went to G.
" PAil!i9s. tbs sL9w was Wsli gatron.
Joseph Whoi5y, VINO was injured by an
exploding she'll recently ct 0iaytou, has
SO fsr recovered aB to be able 10 resume
his position in the railroad offiss. He
has several ugly scars on his face.
The SMYRNA Athletic Association has
secured Ned Thomas San Francisco mia.
strsls for beusti; performance 10 be
siven at the opsia house on ThnFsd Az
evening. Move mher 18Th. A debt Of $3.50
threatens the association with fuaucial
although eysry effort will be
n sto to liqutdate al claims against il.
Il this obstsgla is s1rmounted the man
aRement wi feel warranted in cis,ipg
the lines Tor o iisst.e'sss base bali team to
represent spvtna in o State amateur
league for 1880.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
sa IN s.a@asr

and come our back ii 2 IN
form shade.
A new feature 10 these Her
rieit,s are so and IS ice
widths for ClosSs, Wraps, an
SlamIs. They match I'll
dress goads exactly In shade
We Rave had a liae of All
Wool Back Henrieitas Wit
extra heavy warp made for on
speeiii trade. This add
body weight, and firmness q
he goods. 40 inches wide
Il to $3.50; lighter warp
75c
Atwood Black Cashmeres
0 d fashioned stuffs that arr
always good, desirable, ans
quick. For less than ever.
Camel Hale has come bsci
to be one Of the most fashion
abe Of Blacks for ladies' wear
The sharp turn TO 1t has beer
Within a month or SO. Toe
gopd a stuff 20 be given the
go by. Take a first. elias.
Camel Hair (sav Priesiley's OF
Lupin's) and it softens and
befters with wear almost TO the
end. Four makes on our coun
tiers, Csc TO So SO.
Black Atwood Serges come
TO MS under a dozen or twenty
names, French, German,
American. Various twIlis and
many widths, soc to 81 as.
As many more widths and
qualities come in sol. twills
known as Chuddas. soc to
81 so.
Black Novelty Goods from
Paris II blocks, stripes. plalds,
and figures. Beyond your
patience 90 count.
The new aud popular Black
Side Band stuHs Tor robes.
Soutache Braided Robes,
~ 70 $1,000.
Second Mourning Stufs Tor
Dresses - mixtures. plalds,
stripes. soc to ST so
Oaly the best makes of
Nuns Vellings -- Priestley's
silk warp and Lupln's atwood
three inch borders, 75c to
5 yard.
Veils, ready made, woven
border all around, go by a
dozen steps TO sI4.
tnere iSn such another
gatnerlngot Dress Stuffs under
any roof in America. There
are stuffs as fine, plenty Of
lower grade ; but there isn't
another store that keeps the
variety la every grade from
barely useful TO rich, and
where prices are so sure to be
il the lowest nick.
Here's a llne Of Ladies'
Suiliogs that will do TO meas.
ure The whole stock by. Stand
ard goods, Checks. small
pla!ds ~ mostly Invisible -
dainty hair-Iiae stripes. Sc
lnches wide, and Al for style,
wear and weight, and the
colors include
nbsnvu'sh a,uuh
h,reeluh Agtsasiish
gyay.sh an oliyBu
zach In a great variety CT
modest combinations. This is
he price scale
Ten s. stiles a. rs cents
gwtpiy-a,x u so Ples 81
TRsAts 81 IS siylas 81 tl61
The new lots have just been
the new prices began
u the same time. Without a
whisper customers were quick
% find them out.
lis a marshy. DOGGY way
Books If you haven't
. knowing guide. Marshier
md hogeieF every season.
! he sink holes and stumbling
places are for ninety nine In a
i a steadyipg hand
sn't by. You've no Time TO
1tck your path. You eiihar
the mud and muck--
~ do nefhinq.
Rs Nr,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

FFep'7 il nag cissa II yeltav fsysr
9ad ~ dya,h wsre r. pog,ed Tia siay b
Jaek72pvilia. Total CAGES 10 dase, 4 9i9.
deaths, So.
tRs Treasury DEPARTMENT Tuesday ia.
on1Ied the following Hoais aSO,nOO
,s3n 9U', AID W eco registered four aud 3
latls, u al 1854, 80 =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

Rtermalis7i nd eatarga, aalssi ~ IN
noyIr,ehed blood, cored b a ers s4rsa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

MttrohD Nav. 7.--'h3 election ysg.s,Isv
"a dilf1fi pn- lei ga4 u Goutlunt, 4 avrt !.
merit ttam neG'enine 70 enc, ha17h I'd
.usilian va loialeed in. lhs Wot.t-i,
mel Rad all The n 1aHy, ard tnAy MN \,
TIE. nut notwth, audtsg th,s fsat IN, n,
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another large tug in his ya,dq phis ons
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WILLIAM /. MACTIER.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 81 tSpeciab.-Wiap l. MacIier
died this n.orHng his home No. 9 1872 Sprucsst. age
ssyentv f.ur He had been exensiN ely engaged in the
coal business for many years He was prominent
member the Presbyterian Church and active spirit
I'm all its benevolent Interested in the manage
Presbyterian Hospital the Presbyterian Or
phanags and the Presbyterian Home for Widows and
si.rlo Women he was constant to these instiu
tons and regular contributor TO their needs He also
showed tender for the poor members OF the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church. which he attended. To aid the
needy seemed his life work and lie AID II IN sueh
tssdsr and unsbsrusive that 1t seemed to convey
a double pleasure 10 the recipient.
lie interested ia the Acads~Y Of Natural sciences,
and though professional scientist devoted censd-
siderable time the study Of geology, mineralogy
ard zoo,cv He had also decided taste for literature
He leaves 2 widow and two children, daughter and
Henry Mactier is civil engineer Mrs Mactler 10
a daughter OF Governor Green, of New-Jersey.