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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

Tbs following othcArA. elect of Centre
vile Lodge / o o F.. Of Oentreyille,
were installed on Saturday evening; N.
q Lewia X Chandler; v g., Samuel M.
Harvey; X y. Frank ID Chandler; Il. s.
n, u, John Understood; l. s. N. G.,
harry Csrpenteri Conductor, Alfred
Springer; w, John Eellerhan; O. G.,
winfield aaley; G., Samuel Garrett;
Chaplain, DR.. Joseph H, Chandler. Ben.
lamn Dalton, P. s., and Joseph II.
Chandler, l., are holding over / fiji ,ers.
a statement OF the benevolent work OF
central Ohusch, for the year ending April
81 mentions the following contributions;
For home missions, S80i.74: foreign
missions, $3.50 Is; education, %ii7 81.
sunday-school missionary work, Sls7 SO;
church erection, S2S 20; ministerial re-.
llet, SlsA 80; freedman's board, %lE3 90.
sntttntat,ou, Sl3 80, board OF aid for
colleges S55 :; general assembly &26. 40
miscellaneous $3.50 90; total contribution
tor baneyolsnce IS 02i "a ;total oontribu.
uoh fof congregational expenses, 81. 4ei.-
IL, total contributions, 81 482 81 DuJinQ
the ensuin2 IL months collections will be
taksn as folloss, May, for Sunday school
WORK June, board Of nhnroh erection;
July, Bible society; August, susteptation
aepartment OF home missions; September,
ooatd q aid for colleges; 0a,nbsr. boa,d
OF elueatlon for the ministry November,
homA missions; December, minis,erial
Relief January foreign missions. Febru.
arV, board OF freedmen's ruissinns
roh, general assembly assessment
April. sessional 'uud the Easter coIlec
tian ~ special object as the session NAV
! recommend
The programme Of tho apec;al servScaa
/ to be held ct Onean Grove dnring tba
eu'nihR summer q as follows; June 30th,
s9ut9f.nm opening and summer Sunday.
scaool duly 4th, national Anniversary Of
american Independence, Grafton hy Gen.
4 S ,aa ! husling Of Trenton; Juiy 9th.
INN, women's Christian Temperance
nlen OF New Jersey, Mrs. S. j. OlDovn
ptehoinR; July llsh, African Methodjst
episcopal juhilee. bishop Campbell pre-.
sia ng; July 10 h, Esd, Ocean Grove Sun
aaS'seaooi Assembly. DIR. 3 B Loomis
superintendent OF instruction: Jnly 2lth
WoMen's Heme Missionary Socisty. univ
+"th. jlth, interienouinetional pihIa
fgadln2a Dr.. L W. Munball: Julv 3lst
3esu t1t6ye anniversary prayer msetinp.
tA2l'st a5h, n tte1al Temperance \ }.
:, WI me Rev, j. N Stearas presiding.
au'a-t w Othn Grove Memorial paV.
SuSast IN, The kinR's DAUGHTER. \
hsuat ~, IN Yau;tg Women's MIS-.
,,r'tlfy Ihnlereu'e, Mrs. Lnoy RYDER
s'aSFt az ObiH-9o, presiding; August vtb.
S"% Jsfsey S4bhttL Union. The Ray. 4
u, hnpTlss pyegt1ino. AY,.,,st 49,, tst
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

Joseph Nj. Pusey, whose death ut his
late residence, No. ZIG King street,
was announced on Monday, was bnrn
at Auburn, ohristians hundred, III 1879
and WAS SOL of Jacob Pugev
proprietor OF the Auburn Cotton Mills
The deceased, With his brother Lea, sno.
ceeded their father at these mills and
later, with another brother. Samuel
Pussy, started cotton mills at the sonth
west corner of Front and Tatnail stresls
Afterwards the two firms united and con.
Quoted the cotton mills at the southeast
corner of Ninth and Walnut streets NM
Pu4ey was an intelligent, progressive
citizen He was member OF City Conn.
sil for several years ard the Rodney
street reservoir was built under his Ga ler
vision. He leaves wife, tSo IONS and
three daughters jacob PuHey the eIdes.
son, we'll known here is farmer nan,
Centreyille nd, and Howard she o,ber
son is connected With tina ffm OF p.ter
Wright 4 Bon, Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

A coin inscribed oflibarnia, 17C9 was
dug no on the farm Of J 3. Bear. IN Ne v
Smstle buudrai near the sontsern suburb
OF the city on Saturday evening.
Mrs Merry YrngtGu at No 500 Conrad
street aged g., year7. fell dawn the stair.
n her none gu saturday ard troke har
right arpInheye tie wrist besides cutting
her haad badly,
Mllism stiIsy At l Poplar street,
whiis At work at M school s4tarday
morning, fell down the cellar atalra.y.
re1atVng some bad bruises and shock
that dezed him for several minutes.
George w Mselin mas resigned h;s
position in the office OF the frat vice
president OF the Baltimore z Onic rail
ROAD to become superintendent OF the
Roanoke 4 Southern railroad. This ia q
| new road under construction from Win
s.on, y. g., to Roanoke, Va, q distsn &C
Of ll3 miles.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
DELrIaMAR srLG AssooIA rroS.
Election OF officers Friday Evening,
mud SIaieInnaltn nl Rnaimaaa.

EfeGtiOu Dt EAttteth kFEuht GfeuabE9
and Statements of Business.
The Delyirmar silk Association, auxll-
larry TO the Nomep's Silk Culture Aaso-
ciatiation Of United States, No. 1924
Arch street, Philadelphia, met and organ.
lied ut room 8, Exchange Building, FIJI,
day evening. The following officers we're
elected. President, the Rev. T. Ashton
Henry; Yice-president, J. w. Fl. Watson,
Newport; Treasurer, Colonel Milo w.
Locke, and Secretary, J. B. Brigham;
Directors, Charles NJ. Groome, ]. W. q.
Watson, Newport; the Asv. T. Ashton
Henry, Colonel Milo W. Locke, Miner O.
Smith. Warren v. Tuxbury, Mrs. W. j.
Fisher, Miss Mary Vincent, Mrs james
l.. Hawkins, Miss Emma Worrell, and
Mrs. J. A. OrApston aud Mrs. John III.
NawbOld of Newport.
The company Ia CO operative stock
concern. the shares being 81, payable
annually. he capital will be the total
stock at any time paid in, which nay be
limited at any time by the association.
/ The mulberry trees for propagation OF
the elk worm will be obtained from Ne.
/ braska. The worms will be raised al
Newport, for which purpose beautiful
tract OF land 25xl25 has been secured
II IL situated at the entrance of the vii.
lage Just beyond the Folly woods. The
preliminary expenses will be very small.
The undertaking will within year give
employment to hundreds of people. The
head utfine Of the company Is Of the Elk
change Building.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

Four to dvs car loads OF eontbarp
straaherries are stWped daily oysr the
n. T., p " N and d laware railroads tn
northern markets i month ago tbeX
c,me from Florida, bHt those no . heiup
shipped are from North and South ORR
LIMA A few crGtea are beiug offered in
this CITY at 40 cents per quart, hut tlet
do not lind ready salo. A prominent
INIT dealer said On Saturday Tint the
sale OF early fruits and vegetables seems
to be on the decline here and even wealthy
people no longer eeem disposed to buy
these goods when they first make their
appearance and are high.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
Cattinq sticks il The park

Three lads, II. B Kioberg, John Mysr
and Frank Gentry, strolled out TO Bran
DIVINE Park Sunday aud ont some
switches, ''just to carry along with
them" they said. Their whim cost them
each Sl2.77 at Squire Monsghan's office
Monday morning. One Of the Brandywine
Park guards appeared against the boys
stating he had caught them in the act.
The squire had no option but TO fine each
boy $40, which is the fine according to
section . OF the park regulations. The
total fines with costs Amounted TO SsS 81.
The ints were commustd on the suppss
zion OF the instice to CoumisGone
Candy o. noon Monday, to So each and
/ oosts
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

SALISBURY. ND April l5.--Fire broke
out this morning In the grocery store OF
William Godfrey here, destroying the
building and stock OF goods, the bottisng
establishment OF ID. A. Cook, and the
residence of William Brown. Several
other small dwellings near by were
damaged by the excessive heat. The loss
is So 000 covered by insurance. The
origin Of the Are is a mystery. Mr.. God.
frey who slept in the store, was awakened
by picture falling on his face, and on
looking no discovered the whole interior
of the building to be on fire. He had
hardly reached the street when key OF
powder exploded, blowing out oil the
Window and amashInR the doors.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

lhe pilots nave abandoned all hopes
for the safety o. the pilot boat Rnonh
Turley, and now believe her to have been
lost on April 9th with all hands, 10 in
number, while trying to reach the Della.
ware Break vster. The British brig
anglo. from Havana, passed some wrpcs.
sge on FenvicA's Island, on the 18Th
INST consisting OF several casks fore
boom, painted green, with footsteps at
ached, and bulwsrks painted white 40
parently belonging 10 email vessel II
the description OF this debris agrees with
he belongings OF the Turley, her loss
may be considered certain. The pilots
on board we're: II. NJ Parker. who leaves
a wife and ono child; Jthn s Kelly, wife.
Q. D. Scbelenger, vie and grown an
family; James A. orion, wife and one
child, aud MorSsn Saunders, single.
The crew we're; Juoer Heayilos. cook
who has q wife and four children. and
SeSmen Alfred Allen, CHARLES Young.
Fred. Granswald and Edward w. Daniel.
son. Pilot 0rton lived in Lewes, this
State, aud the others in Philadelphia and
Camden,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

Conductor Al hughes, Of the B. & o.
railroad, has valuable political relic in
his POSSESSION. 1t is pamphlet copy Of
speech delivered in the mouse at lords,
~ Ea'l Chatham on JanulTJ gosh, 1875
ION motion Tor an addteas to bis
majesty to give i,1ultliate orders Tor 10
moving his troops RON 50 I niotthwiin,
III orisr 10 qllet the ADJ and tBre
e.Ay The app feUeusta Gus o. liz good sun.
Cts in America" It bears imprint
~ hiisteiphis rriated ~ John DIM
ap, in Market street. MDO ji4XXV .
r1s pamphlet was found among lie
effects u Eliza NcIntyre, m old LADY
who recently died near Laudenburg, Pa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18


The court of appeala of Missouri de-
cided Monday that, under the laws OF
shat state, baseball playing on Sunday ID
Illegal.
Rear Admiral William Boggs Taylor,
retired, died in Washington on Sunday
night, in the 10th year Of his age. He
was born In Rhode Island and entered
the navy as mtdahipmsn in 1928.
The Swedish steamship Ydun, with
tropical fruit, is due at Baltimore. This
IA the first steamer OF permanent lineto
ba established between Ouhh and Balti-
more IN the fruit aud general trade.
Lieutenant ToUue, in obarRe Of the
Starvation Army in Newburg. New York,
while selling the War Cry. on Monday,
entered y grocery store on Broadway. A
trap door leadiGg to the cellar was open
and Miss Towne stepped into il, falling
TO the lor below. She was picked up
dead, her meek having been broken.
TIE state department has been advised
OF the hea,h Of United States @ nsul
Diihmnr, ut Breslau, Monday. He was
appointed il 1878 He was born in
Alsace, in 1924 but came to this country
In infancy. In William Cullen Bryant's
time he was foreman of the New York
EUeniny Pot composing room for 20
! years,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
Tne Threc Commissioners.

smyrna Times
Tho plan brosched shortly after the
organization OF the Legislature to have a
commission OF three men instead OF the
present expensive levy court In Nsw
Uastle county was put in practical
shape for confederation by the introduo.
tion Of the BIZ! to this effect in the LeRis
lature last week. Ths bill OF Me-. White
man, the Democratic member from Mill
Creek, provide7 for three men elected
every four years, on the principle OF
N nority epresenta,ion-Ano voter to vote
for more than two Of the commissioners
The general provisions Of the bill ore
good but will it pass the Senate maus.
oleum1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
Cantatn nnNYIrs, Kll,.n.

The schooner Samuel W Hail, Captain
James LawlesB Of Frederick, from New
York for Jacksonville, srriyed OF Dobov
Monday, in tow, and reports having Ok.
psrienced the late terrific gale on the l;lb
inst, of Hatteras, during which ina
boom tackles were carried away, stiikipg
the master on the head, cansine ipiuties
Of which he died the following day ana
was buried at SEA. Captain Lollis was a
resident of Frederick, where he ieayes 4
wife and child,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

The Kulghts of Labor Assembly at
Laurel, Md Prince Georges county. has
passed resolution pledeing itself to
''aunport no man for the legislative
ticket, Of Whatever party he may be,
unless he shall first pledge himself to
vote for law exsmptiuR from taxation
the machinery and tools of manufacturers
and lsbprers throub hout the state, inolud-
ing herein this live stock, agricultural i'm.
plements, orchards barns und improve
ments OF gtUe5 rui the stock In
trade Of the merchants.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

The Ledcer says: Newark will soon be
full of caoets. This week uniforms were
ordered for 40 students Of the college
and academy. j. Will Brown received
the contact for furnishing the suits
The logs are making rapid progress in
the art OF military tactics under Lien
tenant Brown. The young ladies OF the
academy drill nicely and present very
soldiarlY appearance. aurrAh for our
militia
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

The failure is reported OF Inc Hare &
Morgan Company, Second and Lombard
streets. l. Ia stated that executions 10 the
extent OF 1880 are In tho hands Of the
sheriff, The assets comprise the factory
building and the machnery, the stock that
txlsts, and stch hook accounts as nre ont
standing Il IS understood that the firm
has been In u precarlops condition for some
time past The present cEisis, 1t Is reported,
has risen through this pressure OF outside
creditors for preferred payments which. In
turn, has neeessitaied movement among
the local creditors for the purpose Of self
protection
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

The proposed railroad from Pbn1ix.
vile to st. Peters, Pa the terminus Of
French Crs.k bransh OF the Wilmington
& Northern railroad, will be put through
soon and is expected to prove exceed.
ingly benefiei Il to the iron IN manufacturers
in the nsighborhood Of Ph@ ixviiie
There are ore mines near st. Peters the
product of which now has to bs carried
north to Birdsbnro aud then down the
Philadelphia & Reading main liue By q
very roundabout course. The nsw line
will give direct route from the mines to
the furnaces.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

There was a narrow escape from serious
accident at the morocco shop Of W. B Clerk
\ Company, a, Ninth and Walnut streets,
diameter and II inches face, which was
going at bigh rate OF speed, burst and the
scattered fragments for u moment created
considerable CONSERVATION. Fortunately
the wheel went III IN opposite direction from
the man who was op rating Il aud th lattor
escaped without II Jury. The only damage
donu was the sha'terinp OF the wheel md
the hanger TO which 1t was attached. The
wheel It Is said, cont tined a crack. which
was noticed scmA time ago. II Is used ia
& hiding bits Of fish aud other matter
from sklns In preference TO shaving the
skins with knives.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
Death OF Dr. jane. -. Wood.

DR.. james Bsyard Wood of West Ches
ter, died in that borough early Sunday
morning from the effects OF an operation
performed on April tn. DR. Wood was
born in New Castle couGty, Delaware Oh
November 5th, 1877 AMI aas the son Of
Joseph Wood, who, III 1920, moved TO
liondnngrove, Chester county. He wa.
educated in the common schools of thu
neishborhood. at au early age h.
learned the trade OF miller. which he
followed for abont Gvs years, and the,
engaged in the mercantile business a.
Chatham onnntsv viliSue He was
deputy slosla utsto and ao,trnaster
West Chester froIn lS49 to 1853 Whnt
poS.l4&ai6s 10 HtudigG m-Aiciha AL
ioOs slndut,ei from the liAhnemai
10 % lpathic College, Philad .lphia. HI
always took az active iu politics and was
chief burgess Of West Qhester from 1879
to 1886 Daring his administration b..
was untiring in his efforts to give the Dor
! ough good government, and enforced
the laws strictly aud oonsrienticusly.
! WAS under bis administration hat the frt
| department was mad second to none IT,
/ the state; That the magnificent water
! works were erected. ThOngu a rigid en-.
forcer OF the Laws. he was kind and gen
ernus in i.s adm nistrstion, and it was
said that be WAS the best burgess thai
ever governed the borough It wa,
through his perf everauce tnat the hand
come monument was ersctsd at the Paoli
massa ,re grounds in ls77--the Tooth an.
niversary OF that sV6nt. He leaves O
vi g and one son, DIR. Henry O. Wood
who has been for several years associated
with him professionally.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
MYRSL, April Is -Minam MORRISON,
brother to Contractor A Il Morrison,
has been in Smyrna this week on pusi.
ness connected with the proposed aw
railroad. He was accompanied by Mr.,
Tbielens, one of the purchasers o, the old
road. Tho pilipg for the new pier at the
terminus on this side of the bay Wood.
land Beach--hss arrived, and totcs OF
workmen will be put to work at once.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

Henry @. Prutt OF No. eJi East Seventh
stree, was poisoned by ea6ng pork on Sat
ufday morning last IN Washing on. He Is
Employed MS a T.. W. 4 B.tsllroad plumber
snd had been working during tho week Ia
Washington. The pork was eaten for
b eakfast at his boarding. house. During
the day he grew very slcS Rpi
q physician had 10 bs summoned
The latter, after prescribing for him, bad
MIN sent home. Ga the journey here a,r
Pruitt nearly died. A fellnw-w rkmau
named S'eTart was made sick By the. meat
but was not seriously affected,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

Der ma Ayers, aged $ years md 4
months. daughter of Randolph Ayers of
No. 322 Olaymont street, WAS buried on
Thursday, having died frnm ihs offsets Of
fall resolved while jumping rope. The
little CIR! had previously received a fall
while playing at school, and while jump
ing one day last week she fol- exhanstsd
and again struck her head, ono or the
other Of the falls inducing Inflammation
of tho braiu and causing death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
4 FIaHr FOR LOYE.
George ID -Oxvn and Francis snyder
hattie tor n Lady.

George B own and Erancis snyder
Hattie tor n Lady.
George Brown end Francis Snyder, of
Rokeby near here, recently bad a quarrel
ever their respective rights to pay attsn-
ton tc Young lady and agreed upon q
bare knuoSle Il sht as q means Of settling
msttsrs. Accordingly on Friday night
a hack containing the principals and 20
spectators LETT Rokeby for secluded spot
on the Pennsylvania and Delaware line.
here l6 foot fiug was pitched in barn
ard the rival low r5 stripped for the fray
About 10 o'clock tho men entered the ring
Bro~n weighed 1879 youuds and was
handled by john Lyons and Frank
Jones wh,le Snyder tipped the beam
at 1874 pounds aud was esquirad
BY Jim Gonde and Bill Arnold
Neither man had any science and the
fight was marked by hard smuggling from
the beginning. Snyder got first blood in
the first roRnd by drawing the olarei
from his antap onist's nose, aud in the
second ronnd Brown retail ated by seud.
ing home three stiug;ng blows on Snyder,
face. Snyder WAS knocked down in thu
sever tn round. In tie tenth, Brown
landed heavily on Spyder's juSular
knocking him ont and thus winning thu
fSht. Both OF the men ueie BADLY used
M. It is said the winner got a purse Of
$500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
Saving a scbUoney.

The schooner Wi liam p. Davis a 400.
ton vessel, belonging to DR. P. W. Tom.
l'nson Of this city and W. B. Tumiinson
of Milton, which was driven ashore near
Norfolk, Va, during the lats severe g.le
w'll be gotten of in gond oonditiuH 4
cost 10 thu owners OF about RI, 400
Several others OF the vesqsls stranded ~
the ,ame 'ine viii be entirely lost on III
which belongs 70 Ex-Governor EalI Fud
son OF Frederick.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

Charles Mccall, sou u Geotgt Mccall,
died al his h1me 10 This city Saturday
morning. The dece9ed has heen IN iii
health for a long time and had heen
travelling through the west for several
years in the hope Of lettering his Gil
nent- consumption. MIR. Mccall was
veil known in this city and had large
circle Of warm, personal friends,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

BALTIMORE, April 10 Miss Williamina
Constable, a young lady OF high social
standing, of this city, is apparently the
latest victim OF titled foreigner in this
country, Last September she was mar
ried by the Rtv.J \. B. Hodges to Baron
Feudor Emil Oscar Won Sucrow who said
he was a major in the Prussian army. The
couple then went to Philadelphia, where
Mayor Filter again tied the knot. Won
Sucrow represented himselfas enormously
wealthy, but explained That his father,
who was angered by his marriage, had
succeeded in temporarily keeping him
out Of his property. He induced his wife
to turn over all her money to him, and
now he has deserted her and Ia believed
to have gone TO Europe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
SOME NOVEL, MACHINES.
Tho Government 10 Sell Fnip-A
paxy.rful Powder Press.


Powerful Powdcr Press.
The Pusey a Jones Company ls stu very
busy in the machine shops "a we'll as IN me
shjoyard, In the former they are at work
mostly on paper, powder and sugar ma
chinery. A new building was recently con-
structed In tho lower yard which y AUTO.
esther devoted TO tho manufacture OF sugar
machinery. They have Just received m
order from the bureau OF engraving ana
printing ut Washington for a machine 20 oe
used in converting cancelled government
bonds and oihor securities Into pnip.
which will be sold to paper makers. ~ IS
believed that this Is the first one OF these
machines ordered by the United St-tes Gov
ernment. as II has been only recently de-
cIded 10 90 into tho pulp.makins business.
Another recent order IA for q hydraulic
powder press for duPont's powder WORKS.
This Is the second one Of these machines
constructed for this titm, and an idea OF its
sizs and power can be Obtained from lts
weight, which Is $1,000 pounds. II Will Dc
used In the manufacture OF powder for use
in large guns. The grains OF this powder
are he xsg0nRl In shape, and each surface u
ahout An inch square.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

The case of Hubert Cassidy against
Bridget Hanna, ciaim for payment on
extra work and LABOR in new house,
was tried at the court house, Thursday,
before referees Ihomas Doherty, W p.
8tatton aud Frank p Roouy Judgment
was rendered in s 100 on claim of $240
for the plaintiff; Llbusne Chandler,
ESD Tor plaintiff, aud j. Frank Biggs,
ESQ for lefendGnt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
Younv TildcIya,,d IN ucd,.

The ycung crook, j, I'm Hildebrend.
who touched" 8 number OF Wilmington
people for various amounts OF money
has tnrned up in Media, Pa, and has
been boarding With a Mrs. Hsddock.
This lsudlsdy acquainted herself with
Eildehrand's exploits here through ths
papers and taxed him with these financial
shortcomings. He sdmittsd that he was
the individual who had op arated here in
the enise Of wr,,inR teacher and after
paving biz footing with the Nadia
uosteitie omit ths town quickly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

The Iome Training sonool At Port
Deposit, TO which Mr. jacob Tome M
given over million dollars, was rotm,Ily
organized on Monday, Mr.. Tones Nlie
Mrs. Evelyn Tome. being elected pps,
dtut, Mr. Tome treasurer, end Tuon.s
y. Bond secretsry OF the hoard ii INA.
teea. An ins,almeut Of $3.50 600 Of Nj
toms's gut was transferred TO the ttus.
tees.