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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-28
HAMILToN's CAREER.


Robert Ray Hamilton has been an houore6
member OF the best social circles in New Yorl
for many years. Fresh from the Columbis
college law school he took a hand in polite,
and has served four terms in the legislature
He was the leader of the reform element il
the New York legislature and last wear intro
cuced some twenty measures looking to the
correction of all sorts of abuses in the mora
and political atmosphere of New York city
His career. so far. has been a very brillian
one and all his future looked bright Will
good character, ample means and of pleasin,
address he was rapidly growing into a foru
where he could have gratifed his desires fo
political prominence to the limit He had hi
eye on q seat in Congress and doubtless woull
have obtained il had not this blight fallen upo,
his heretofore good name.
The news Of his double life fell upon al
circles in New York as a bombshell While ,
very few Of his more intimate acquaintance
suspected his conduct the great majority O
people regarded him as above suspicion. ST,
months ago be resigned his position as chair
man OF the republican committee of his dis
trict and actually lost his residence in the dis
triet he had represented to follow to the Wes
Side OF the city a woman who is held for
probable murder in q New Jersey watering
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-28

MI SPECIALIST ii DISEASES OF THE HAIR.
202 Indiana avenue.
At Home from .. m to. A pun.
auI0-1 linz Patients treated 1t their reGidenes
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
a GOLD ware WANTED.
Ahe Zee Dealers Worried About
Their Praspcc,s.

Ihe peach growers are not the only
people who are anxious shout pros.
pecAge crops rs the ice dealers
arc beginning to "ieel blue" over
,heir prospects for plentiful supply Of
zee Tor ths coming Summer months and
lhey are daily looking for the arrival OF q
ooid wave which snali continue long
encugh to allow at least partial Joe crop
u DO harvested. AS niatters now stand,
mere ha9 rot been any Toe out on tho
hennebea river, the chief source of sup
Ply, while 10 thil vicinity there has been
bnS iiStle Indication that winter is at
land. The weather.. has been SO mild
hnd apting-iibs that tho trees begin 10
$40" Signs OF budding Even III Boston
teey are finding uitiiouliy to get the ther-
lIunsttr 20 go down 10 freezing point.
Tie local desieFa have but little ios IL.
ina ice houses On tine Brandywine or near
thih cl'y hut lhsy still feel hopeful that
good Goll snap will fill al the eastern
l0e hHls whbGo 5000 0D0 tons ore
usually out. The prieo in this city has
rtmnled the same thionghou,..the winter
n!pnth, una wal not be raised unless the
crop 10 fai.nre. The butchers will be
ersat gn1stars by a short orup on account
OF the lmmense qnantinos necessary for
'heis husiues II the Mains crop should
i"ii ahh tbs supply you'd have 20 come
tEom O@aeda, bls prisg Gag be expaoled
'9 ~ silpmtn.5 wpdid mostly be by raj
ana the it@gAts alone 0ould enhance tue
Val'ia OF the 100 to sx1gotaa, itlres.
10 NsS Yoyk, the Wholesale iee dealers
have formed an ice trust, They hay that
they have lost money for several seasons
by rattins rates aad they nov propose to
make some profits this sea3On. at tneis
last ht4siag they agread 70 doDy that
such sEuil Lave been formed. Tae de-
oision Of Jndg1 Barrett in anuutliug tae
Charter Of tie Eorta Il YER Rehning q Ja-
p9ny because Of its memt srsbip iu lie
Sugar lsust, explains TIE hesirs OF tAl
lce dealers to keep the coyabins a seatot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
RIa LooAr ENrsKpRrsE.
A New Process for Manufacturing
i


The Ideal Lime and Stone Company Of
Texas, Baltimore county, Md, of which
II. II. Warner Of this city is president
Daniel Baker vioe.p president, and @. ID.
blaymsker secretary and treasurer, will
begin on Monday to manufacture lime at
their kilns, ut Texas, by new patented
process. In this operation coal gas Will
be used instead of coal, 80 that the SON.
bustlon will be pure and not mixed with
the impurities consequent on using coal.
Each ton Of Goal will make 81, 900 feet of
gas.
II 10 expected that the new process will
be n success, in which oase the comp any
will be able to put iu much better Rnd
puror quality OF lime on tho market than
now manufactured Even thauld the
gas process be found imprnetiGable, the
manufacture Of iiue will b. coniucled
by the old msthod. Ar extensive and
valuable plant has been erected, aud the
works are among tho largest OF the kidd
ia the country. Waen ia full operation
they will have capacity Of 10000
bushels OF lime a0nualiy. Large ano
Substantial new buildings have just been
erected The limestone ia gotten from
quaries inst south of ihe new buildings,
aud the supply ia said 20 DO inezhaustble,
The Charles Warner Company il large
stockholder, and will be the sole agents
for this lime.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

Colonel W. II. Chiffon, for IS years com
mercial editor OF the Louisville Courier.
Journal, was on ,Fqdny "a judged insaae.
hi9 pgl9HiaGy PsS4ne noticeable TWO weeks
fh5 1hr9a detdnea report of the New
Jersey Central railroad that has been
issued for several years was made public
| FTloaY. It shows that for the year end
ing Jnhe 3D.h. 1883, the gross earnings were
| III ,9S9 4l9; operating expenses, 90, 420, IA,
and net earnings, $5,56S 674. Incon3 from
| Investments announced TO S724, 4O7, making
tbs total net Income Sc, sos, Usi, The fixed
charges were 5000 100. leaving balance
| Applicable to dividends Of 81 ,292, 1861, equal
TO over q per cent 90 the stock.
Several suits against newspapers brought
By Col. w W. Dudley, in New York, to re-
cover S25, coo from each for publication OF
md comments upon tho blocks OF I've"
letter, came up on Friday IN the Supreme
Court. A motion to vGchte the order ex-
tending tho time OF rha Commercial Aduer.
ti'er TO answer was denied, and dpcislop
was Tee6rved on Inotious 20 vaehte the or
dcTs granted 20 the Times and World for
the examination OF Col. Dudley before filing
IN answer.
THE convention held at Fort Smith. Ark.
10 discuss the question OF establishing d
tori orial government over all the Indian
Territory lying west Of the state OF Arkan-
sas, aud opening 1t to y excitement, gdopted
resolutions recommending that Congress
give to the Indians OF tho whole territory
the protection aud benefit OF euch laws as
govern other territories. embracing proper
courts, and the same right OF election OF
officers as ts given inhabitants OF other
territories. The resolutions also recon-
mend that Congress provide that any
Indian who has adopted the manners and
customs OF civilized life may become citl-
aen by taking IN oath before United
States court to support the Constitution OF
the United States, and such act on his part
shall pot work forfeiture OF any interest
he may have had in any land or money OF
his nation or tribe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
MoAnrar WHY'S wAnroN.
The Jersey City Lad knocks GU
the PhiiadeIpi,ian iu Five Round

the PhtiadoIphiaa IA Five Rounds
The much talked of prize-6ght for the
bantam WEIGHT championship Of America
and O purse Of $500 between Gal Nc
Carthy OF Jersey City and Harry Walton
OF Phila2elphis took place Friday nigl lat
Gloucester, N. j.. Many we'll known club
men and prominent sporting men were
present, and they paid literally to see the
mill. II only lasted five rounds, but the
admirers Of the fistic art present wit
messed the most scientific fizhi Of the
season. Both men were very clever, but
MCCARTHY proved the better man and
knocked the Phlladelphiaa cut in the
fifth round.
Just before the men entered the ring
spectator remarked to prominent book
maker that he Ind never seen o finer
class of gentlemen around the ropes.
Tho book mpksr laughed heartily md re-
piled; "My good fellow, l can see
$40, 600 600 represented right here among
tho few club members that l am 40
quainted with. You oRn safely say you
never saw fner olsss of sports a. q
prize'hgnt." MoCsrIy was tho ;avorlte
in bstting, his admirers Offering 800 to
So.
Nhsn the men entered tho ring they
locked TO be in the very pink of condi.
ton. McoMtby, who Is 81 yelrs OF age,
fest p inches in height, was seconded
by Tom Collins and jseG O'Mara. He
weighed LID pounds. Walton is &c years
Of age, in inch and half taller than
Mccarthy sad four pouaes lighter. He
was geooEdOd by Paddy Mcbride and
Jimmy McHale. MCCARTHY wore light
blue trunks aad black shoes, and Walton
black trunks snd white shoes.
Mccarthy had the bs.ter OF the fight
Throughout and iu the fifth round dealt
Walton trightful left handler on the
right jaw, Which sent him staggering
around the ring, He could rot come to
time in 10 seconds and MCCARTHY was de-
elared the winner. When Walton resained
his senses big tsars rolled from his eyes
and be WAS led crying from the riag.
MCCARTHY then passed around the hat and
collected about 500 for his defeated OPP
punEnt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

Sweet friend, when thou aud are gone
Beyond eartf's weary labor,
| When small shall IA our need of grace
From corlrade or from peishoor;
| Passed all the strila, the toll, the care,
Aud done with ali this slghing,
What tender ruth shall We have gained,
Alas by simply dying2
Then lips too ehary OF their praise
VIII tell our merits over,
And eyes too swift our faults to see
Shalt no defects discover.
Then hands THAT would NOT lift d stone
Where stones were thick 10 cumber
Our steep hill path, will scatter flowers
Above our piiioWed slumher.
Sweet friend, perchance both thou and I,
Era love Is past forglving,
should take the earnest lesson home
Be patient with the livlug,
To-day's repressed rebuke may save
Our binding tears tomorrow;
Then patience-e'en when keenest edge
May whet q nameless sorrow.
IT'S easy to be gentle when
Deaths silence shames our clamor,
Aud easy to discern the best
Through memory'5 mystic glamour;
Bur wise 1t were for thee and me,
Ere love Is past iorgivtng,
To take the tender lsssop home
Be patient with the living.
.. --DhriStinn Advocate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

The steamer st. Luce, built by the
Pusey S Jones Company, has arrived at
Titrsyille, Florida.
The iron side wheel steamship City OF
Monticello, formerly the CITY Of Norfolk,
Sbich was buit here in 1866, has been
sold 10 Howard Troop OF St. john, N. i /,
for $40, 600 She is $40 feet long.
Captain 4. W. Lay, formerly of the
revenue catter Oorvin, has been assigned
10 duty at the Pussy & Jones Company 4
sbip.yard as assistant superintendent Of
construction Of the new revenue cutter.
Tho Rev. O Z. Wyatt, pastor Of Ber-
lin M. L Church, and Miss ella Atkins
we're married Tusaagy week, Presiding
Elder Ayes officiating. The newly
welded twain are spending their honey.
moon In the north.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
AMONG Tai SOCIETIES.

Union Castle. X, G. E., OF Smyrna, has
elected A. u. Fowler representative TO tho
Grand Castle, which convenes here next
April.
The Knights OF the Golden Eogle Of this
city, are arranging To give special excnr.
sion to Boston on May 10th next, on the
occasion OF the meeting OF tho supreme
Castle in that city. The iare Is expected IN
be s6 for the round trip by al all'tail
route.
The new officers of susquehannR Lodge,
NJ, George Walker; d. W, A. ID. Hpen3eri
j. W., 3. II. Mitchell; r.. Robert Seneca g.,
W. =. McCombs; s. D., William Il. Morgan
j. D., J. f. Woodrow; Stewards. 7, NJ,
Sumption and E. q. Kelly; Tyler. Fred. W..
Reasin.
The new officers OF Red Gross Ledge. X.
OF p, OF Delmar, are: p. o., W. u. Jermnl {;
o. c., A. q. Nelson; v. C., W. II Gillea; r.
o. 4. Baker; X. Il. g., W. T. Srmani ~. r.,
N. NJ. Hill; NJ. Z !, W. D. Elliot NJ. !, J.
ID. Millarj ]. g., q. W. Nioho IA; o. o., j..
Q. Gorday; Representative to Grand Lodge,
N. NJ. Hill.
The new officers ct Active Lodge. X. Of
r., OF FELTON, are: P. o., G. W. Oursou; y.
o., J, NJ. Waldman; v. o., J. Hyde; T y,
II. Jones; X. II. s N. W. Williams; NJ i /,
8. @ Slmpkina; NJ. b. +. A. Huohardi NJ.
A., j. a. Hubbard; l. c., David HGag; o.
G., William HuRg; Representative to Grand
Lodge, J. M. Waldman.
The new officers of Hobah Lodge, X. Of
p, Of Seaford, are p. o., ]. A. Blrnes:O. O.,
James II. Towers; Y. o, Harry L Oanroni
p, John Melton; X r. s., W. 4. e. Taylor;
nj. F., L. N. Buttls; NJ. E., Oliver 0bier; VI.
A., George W. Locates; l.. O., John ID.
Hanley; o. O., Andrew j. Abbott; Repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge, George p. Gull
ling.
The new officers OF CHARLES Corbit Camp,
3. OF ", OF Odessa, are: Captain. 4. q.
Enos; First Lieutenant, A. Kumpel; Second
Lieutenant, J. O. Kanz; First Sergeant, T.
A. Rhodes; Quartermaster.sergea q. W
Naudain, Jr; Sergeant OF the Guard,
Charles o. Dodd; Corporal OF the Guard,
William q. Kumpel; color-sereeanI, VII
liam Swan Chaplain, Alopzo Swan Prlnel'
pal Musician, 81. II. Hyatt Damp Guard, g.
r. Kumpel; Picket Guard, E, T Shezltr,
The new officers OF Wilmington Olnsls'
tory, u. p. r. b., are: Iiustfious William
Fl. Cook, 500 Oommand d -in.rhlef; Illus
trious Francis l. CARPENTER, $50 FIRST Lieu
tenant-commander; Illustrious William q.
Baggoriy, sac Second LieutenanEeon,.
mander; Illustrious Eugene Massey, Wy
Minister Of State AND Grand Orators llius'
trious James Thompson, $40 Grant omar,
eellor; Illustrious v, V. Harrison. 3a' Grand
Secretary and Keeper Of Seal ard Archives
Illustrious William oonnor, 8S9 Treasurer
Illustrious A. W. Har'lng. 3l' Grand
Master Of Ceremonies; Ilustrious Elias =.
johnson. $40 Grand Engineer and Arcel
tect; Ilustlious William q. Louder, w
Grand Captain OF ths Guard; lllusirlous
Joseph Mcbride, 800 Grand Standard,
bearer; IlIusrious Charles Stewart, 52o
Grand Hospitaler; Iilustrious W, J. Parry
$40 Grand Organist; Illustrloua George ~
Yates, $40 Grand Sentinel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
Fined for Aonoyinv pupils,

At city court on Saturday morning
lad named Alexander Goldman was
charged with disoEderly conduct at No.
IS sohool on Townsend street between A
and b streets. The prosecutrix was Miss
Emma N. Dorgter principal of tha school.
She te8ii6sd 10 the extrema annoyance
given the pdpiis Of the school by boys
who lay in ambush along the roadway
and throw brickbats aud stones ct the
children OF their way buck and forth.
Miss Dorster hes been forced to accom-.
pany her Pupils oil several occasions
latterly in order TO protect them from
bodily iui1ry. Evidence was sufficient
to congic. the prisoner, who was fined u
and costs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
HicK afsN,s oHoIcs.
John Guthrie and william 10. Hsob.
imam f,sr GnnntH L'nN GOLLAGtnrh.

John Guthrie and Igiisiam 10. Rob.
tnsOla for County 'EnN cOi5CctOrs'
1t is said that Levy Court Commissioner
Hickman has decided to th,ow over
Dtehey, Nesry, DouSherty, Holiy, Savers,
Kyne and other applicant FOE the county
c0iieotorships OF Wilmington, and esk
for the appointment of John Guthrie
and William n. Robinson. Alr. Guthrie
ia superintendent OF tue almshouse md
Mr. Robinson is a we'll known 'obacconist
doing busineas at No ll3 East Fourth
street..
These appointments, prominent Dsmo-
ora,s say, will be about Cd satisfactory as
any that Hickman can make and the inl-
preston generally prevails that Guthrie
and Robinson Will be therapeutics.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
PEGISTER's ORDER.



INV CASTLE COUNTY, DEE, Dec ", 1888.
Upon the application Of George D. Armstrong,
Administrator Of richardson u. Armstrong,
late Of Blnckbird hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, IL is ordered and directed by tho Regls-
ter that tho Administrator aforesaid givo noiico
of granting OF Letters OF Administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with tho date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements TO
be posted within forty days from the date ot
such Letters in six Of tue most public places Of
tho county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the Same, or abide by an Act " Assembly, In
such case inndu and provided; and also cause
tho same TO bo inserted within the same period
in tho DELAwArE GAZETTE AND STATE JouRS Al,
q newspaper Published In Wilmington, Dol,
and to he contlnaed therein two months.
Given Under the hand and Seal Of ONCE
Of tho Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
IL 81 In New Castle county, aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
JOHN. X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTlGE.-An persons having claims against
tie estate OF tie Deceased must preson. The
se'ne, duly attested to the Administrator, On or
betore Decciu Der e, 1857, or abide the ac: %
Assembly In slich case made and provided.
GEORGE l.. ARMSTRONG,
Administrator.
Address; Tay,ors Bridge, Dol. .sag-sm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
QUIoK RErRiBUrIoN.
A Young Negro Murderer KILLED
whit. ive Feet of thp Lail.


New IE ., La, Jan. 25.--Samuel
Wakeh - Jr olnred, shot md killed
Jamea v ia :, his employer. IN New
Iberia b l, night, and was in turn
slain by OBJ.
In the N lfr Trslnor had occasion
to repnnand young Wakefield OF his sash
facrory. Last night the negro met Trainer
on the street and said he had been tnsuiled.
Hs wanted satisfaction NJ. Trainor sttuck
at the negro with his hand. The negro
lodged the blow, drew pistol
lred and fed. The shot Inflicted u
mortal wound, Trainor dying II. 90 minutes
Uffi.ers and oitzsns captured Wakefield
Deputy Sheriff Mestyer, with the assistance
OF Police O1ieer Pdtln, started the prisoner
for the jail. As they proceeded down the
strest an immenpe tprong OF excited men
followed. The officers fought with drawn
weapons to keep the mob back. Patln was
knocked almost dowu and Deputy Sheriff
Mestyer was struck down. A single pistol
explosion WAS heard aud Wakefield fell
dead not five feet from the jail door.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
The Old swcdcs strip OF Land.

The vestry Of Trinity parish held meet
noon, when II was decided to part with a
portion Of the southern frontage OF the Old
Bwedes cemetery ground to the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
Company for the sum OF "a 600. The money
ie TO be retained as an endowment fund fer
the old church. In regard to the matter OF
the sale very ineKaot public information
exists. The strip OF land parted with eS.
tends IL feet beyond the building line. rs
partition does not interfere with the actual
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
n BRUTA1 sasP-MorHBR.
Horrible Murder OF n Child by Its
mOtfteIsn Sf1feP.

GARDEN Cry, KAN, Jan. ga brutal
murder Of 2 ysar5.oli girl BY her s,ep-
mother, who IA sister Of the chlld's
mother, Is reported from Eminenee a
iew days ago Mrs. Short reported the death
Of her step.daush;ar. tn coroner's ex-
animation showed that ths child's brain
bad baen penetrated several inches by Il
sharp instrument, presumably nall. ona
OF its arms was btoken. aud the knees and
the remainder Of the body we're mass OF
bruises. The woman who committed the
crime Is about 10 become mother herself.
md her condition Is such that at present
she cannot be imprisoned, bur is kept under
quad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
TO b, Hsurted in ohio.

Mr.. Gsyley brother in.law OF James
A. Aldridge. the man who Yves killed at
the Diamond State Oar spring Works on
tuesday, week arrived here yesterday vesk
aud took the remains 10 Salem, Ohio,
for burial. Aldridge's wife was just
about 10 come to Wilmington to j1in her
husband and begin housekeeping when
the fatal accident occurred. He had
saved about $50 or SO which he had
wanted 70 send to his wife, but the money
has not yet been found. About 81 was
found on his person when killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

The following officers have besn elected
by Delaware Clty Fire Department; Presi-
ions @. G. ASA; Vice president, Il. A.
doody; Secretary, W. W. Ohelirs; Treas
ursr, DR.. F. Belvliie; Trustees, George N.
Bright, r. Anderson md George b Money;
Directors, George N. Brighr, William o.
Bright, John Davidson, Frank Il, House
holder, Daniel o'Nell, william Roberts aud
William Bowen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect Dec. 8, 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
PHlLADELPHIA. week days, .a.eo. Go, 7.oo,
7b5, $50, 300, 'l04i ILLS q. IN; si240, LOO.
500, 3.55, 'heO 5.25, 610, '64O, '705. $50 p. m.
pEiLADELPHIA, sundays. 's.G 100, s'S,
$50, b.9i, 1.lO, '6.d6, $50 p. m. Z
CHESTER, week days, $40, Clio 700, T.55s
$3.50, 800, Ills a. M; 'i2.40, LOO, 400, 1885, $50
Cih iS sundays, ,ssn, 70o IN, 9o5, 1iis
a. M .i240 Loo, 400, s55 $50, 6.sj, 6.io, $50
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, 900
.lls7, q. m; 2.l5, $40 =, M; 'Ia.4G night AN
CHicAGo AND PIrTs9tjRG, 'i346 night
't CINCINNATI ANDj ST. LOUIS, 'i1.s7 a. M.
and H7.40 p IN; both daily.
sINGEliLY ACCOMMODATION, 40 p. IN.
sI LA Mi 4 iii ACCOMMODATION, wces
days, 1l.O0 a. m; a.45 and 5.2s p. m. Sundays
T ia L IS LEAVE s MARKET STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia 2.35 p. M. daily, except
Sunday. For Baltimore, 5.;S a. m. and 5.l5 p. /
m, daily e.35 p, N, daily. except sunday Forf
Landcnberg, 650 n. M, 1Oho n. m, ana a.a5 ..
M. daily. except Sunday; 9.2j a. m. on sunday
only; Sis p. In., daily.
Plttsbnrg, and Chicago express, daily, aiS.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wILMINGToNlI
Daily, s12.05 q. IN, $40 1O.t0, 'ii.O0 n. M.
1900 noon, LAO, 400, d.sQ, '4.b0, $50, 100 sioR
Daily, except sunday. go and 7.sS a. M. ASS
| and $50 p m. Sunday only, S3l a. m.
Telephone i93-
other line w. NJ. CLEMENTS.
| q. o. SCULL, General Nanagor
| Genl Pass. Agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31
10 WoRR Is0S Hi1B.

A Syndicate OF Hepp.yiyanin CarI.
ta'ist- Saii 10 Mave EiOughL lne
Iron Mountain.
Newark Ledger.
humOrt sre often vary f'msy. yet whep
ca undertaking or eu enterprise isspokep
Of ID Ia sefy natural to wish, If not De-
lieve, 1t true. 1t ia gtstod that eyndi-
cate OF Pennsylvania c,pilslists Rave
Leased or pusrhased tho greaier poriiou
OF Iron Hill, aboot two miles south Of
Newark, nnd will begin early operations
in taking out ore, Of which thsrs ia ,add'
to be m am ost exhaustlosa supply. saeh
rpm1r We hope will liYa md with IL
eally evidences 0. prosperity for thiH
neighborhond.
Naturally, in such au avent, tbs nlinara
would uade in this town, and such IA in
du,try Womb sstvo to a7asen newllts. Tia
PeInsylVauis railroad wauld bnild line
Of track, starting from the ,a.nes and end
ing near tle p, w. d B. station. The
rumOr, whether true OF not, 10 creating
no Iitls excitement amoug the residents
% the iron mountain, az well as bust
nsis mon here. May the rumor be bern
of truth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

A brief gessi5n OF the orphans court
ysB held 1t the court hoIsa ON Saturday,
Jud6o Geubb presiding On motion of
Hon. Charles -. Lore an order wRs made
Tor the sole Of the real estate of john f.
Parv!s, late of Ut. Georges bundled, do
ceased, for the purpose of paying his
debts. Some minor business was also
disp0sed u.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-31

Contractor Charlss II. Ruth Friday
begun TO tear down the building No. Ala
King street which wga bought by III
present owner, william I Hickman, g
few days ago, and in its place he will
erect handsome four story brick build
ing, which will be much deeper than the
present building. The new structure will
be ready for occupancy by March 10th.