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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10


Harrington Baptist Church will be
dedicated next Sunday.
The ladies' Of Landenberg M. E. Church
gave on Monday evening basket sociable
from which was realized $l7.4S towards
identifying the church.
Ir the Church of the Redeemer to.
night the Rev. j. Simpson Trotter will
begin his second series OF sermons on
1.-The Pilgrims Progress.
Central Christian Endeavor Society
hos elected the following officers Presi-
dent, Thomas s. Brown; presidents,
O. P. Swain and Mrs. f. W. Fem;
Treasurer, Vincent Hazard; Secretary,
Miss Hattie Smith.
The auditorium of Central Church,
which has been handsomely improved,
will be reopened next Sunday. In the
morning and evening, at the usual hours,
there will be preaching by the Rev. j.
Swartz, D. D., of Gettysburg, father OF
the pastor of Central Church, and at p.
m. there will be reunion of the Sunday
school.
At the meeting OF the Presbyterian
Alliance, held on Monday evening, the
oolored mission was reported to be in
good condition and was recommended to
the board of home missions for dona-
tion Of $500. A permanent pastor for
the mission will be secured in the near
future and at its spring meeting New
Castle Presbytery Will be asked TO sane
ton the organization OF the mission and
install the pastor.
An adjourned session of New CASTLE
Presbytery will be held in Lower Bran
DIVINE Church this afternoon, when
the Rev. James T. Marshall will be
ordained to the ministry and installed
pastor Of Lower BrAndywine Church.
The Rev. James A. Marshall of the Pres
bytery Of Aberdeen, will preach, the
Rev. Lafayette Marks, ID. D., will charge
the pastor and the Rev. w. L. McEwan
will charge the people.
At the New Castle county Sunday.
school convention, to-day, the Sunday.
school of the Church OF the Rsdeemsr
| will be represented by Mrs. Raiinm, MIS-,
Trotter, MIR. Moreland and the Rev. j.
Simpson Trotter, delegates, and Mrs.
Italian and Mrs. Taylor, siternstes
Goodman Sunday school will DO repre-
sented by Solomon Jersey, 81. L. TotI
and w. I. Morris, delegates, and Josept
Common, Mrs. IA. L. Crozier and Miss
Mary NJ. Dillon, alternates.
The anniversary of Mt. Salem auxiliary
of the Wonsn's Foreign Missionary So
ciety was celebrated in Mt Salem Churci
on sunday morning. William j. YounE
OF Elkton delivered an address. Olicerl
Gs follows were elected President, Mrs
W. E, Avery; Recording Secretary, Mrs
Neal Comfy; Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Anna N. Brown; Treasurer, Mrs
Hiram Cloud. The annual report stated
that the membership is %, an increase Of
six members since the preceding ami
versary, and that during the year S93. q
had been contributed for missionar!
purposes and $3.50 for the contingen
fund.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
THEY MADE NO THREATS.


Aud If They Had Commander Shcp-
ard Would Enayc Shaken the
American Flag la Ehets Faces.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
SEATTLE, W. H., Oct. 9.-The United
States arevenue cutter Rush arrived here
yesterday from Alaska. Lieutenant-com
mander Shepard was interviewed aboui
rumors current here for the last few
weeks that British Oolumbiaps were
lying in wait for him to punish him for
seizing British schooners. The com
msnder said he had not heard of any
such threats until he lad read
in the papers on his arrival
at Port Townsend. He said that
he did not believe anything of
the kind had been uttered and the state
ment must have come from irresponsible
parties. If there was any truth in it
and he could have been spprisel Of il in
time he would have steamed into Victoria
and would have shaken the American flag
in the faces OF the yiotoriaps. BE said
he was on good terms personally with the
prominent men of Victoria and did not
believe that any indiguity to an American
government would bs countenanced by
the people Of Victoria.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

SOCIETIES AND AssO0I4TIONs.

Eastern Star Society will give ball in
Institute Hall on November 2Sth.
st. Mary's T. A. B. Society will give a
ball in Institute Hall on November 9th.
dupont Post, G. A. R., will celebrate
its tenth anniversary tonight.
Hiram Grand Lodge, A, Y. NJ, will
give reception in Institute Hall on o.
tober Gath.
Shields Library Association will give
its annual ball in Institute Hail on No.
vember 9th. s.. -.
The visiting lodges and oantons present
at the dedication of Eden Hall, on No,
vember 7tb, will take supper in Odd
Follows He'll with Eden Lodge.
The following officers OF Eagle Lodge,
1. o. o. F., of Henry CLAY, were installed
lsst evening: N. g., Joseph z. Jones;
V c., James E Macklem; r. s., James
Il. Davis; t., William Il. Wood; r. $. N.
G., George ". Miller; o. g., John Ball.
Great Sachem Benjamin T. Sheppard
aud Great Keeper of Records Thomas L..
II. Messenger, Jr., started on Peninsula
tour Tuesday afternoon in the interests
of the Imp'd o. II. II. MIR, Sheppard
will be gone two weeks and Mr.. Messenger
will return on Saturday. The Great
Council OF Delaware will hold spscial
sessions at Georgetown and Lewes re.
spectively tomorrow and Friday even
inP5,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
MIXED SCROOLS.
Demand OF the Illinois COlOred
League-An Appeal 10 the Country.

Demand of the Illinois COIOred
League-An Appeal 10 abe Country.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Oct. 9.-The Stete
Conference Of Oolored Men adjourned
last night after issuing an address to the
colored people Of the state and nation
which sets forth the object of the organi-
cation Of the state league just effected to
advance educational interests, the abol.
ishment OF separate schools and to secure
the employment of competent colored
teachers. After reviewing the condition
of the negroes in the south, the outrages
to which they are subjected, and tho fact
that it is not party race or state ques-
ton but one Of national importance the
league makes the following speech:
We appeal to the American people, to
Congress and the executive head Of the
government, to men Of all parties, to rise
above partisan hate and bitter prejudice
and bring to bear the majesty OF the law to
the end that the life and property OF the
American negro may be as safe In Lou
lsiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Geor-
gia and Texas as In the northern states.
The address also calls attention to the
fact of the opening of the new states in
the northwest and advises the colored
people OF the south to secure homes
there as one step toward overcom,
ing the southern question.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
A Ga. Wen Accident.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wlros.
KokoMo, IND, Dot. D.-An accident
occurred at the hoxomo gas well at
Jerome, Monday might in which Chusa
Movmon was instantly killed and three
other men were seriously injured. A
large crowd had gathered OF this well,
which is the strongest one in the state, to
see o gas display. Sixty feet of four
inch pipe were laid from the we'll term
mating in vertical elbow four feet in
height. The young man who applied the
torch foolishly turned this elbow down
towards the ground and just as the gas
ignited the tremendous force flung the 60
feel of pipe around striking and burning
everying within its reach.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
1eaths.

BURNETT. = st Philadelphia, on tho ith inst,
n. nj. a tho residence oil her son. Charles
y. HAN, No. $50 Suyder avenue, Mrs. Ann
EliNupeth burnett, eldest dlughterof the !afo
itcncut aud liachnl Dare of BritEcton, n, j.
CoutiI.IN.r-ln This city, OIL tho % inst, John
Cul.g'iu, aged i years.
DESNI'--ln this city, on the Stlt inst. Emma
/. vile oil Leonso y. pCnHy, aGci 40 years
MAuONR T.--ln this city. un the 9Th instant,
CaMcrlnc Mahoney, agcd 50 years.
MoRRlSpN.--ln this city, on the ith inst
Bridget, wife Of Jaues Morrison, aged 80
year.,
N FONEY.-lu this city, on the eth inst,
Mailucw Maluucy, aged III years
Relatives and friends arc iHvitad 10 attend
his funeral, from his late residence, No. 1905
fatnall street. on Fridny morning ut O'Clock.
ilish mass at st, Paul Church. Internent at
tho Cathedral cemetery
PATrON.-Sulhenly on the 81 inst, Letitia
y. Patton, widow Of Alexander Patton.
RIGGIN.-ln This city, on the "a inst, nj the
residence Of her father. Francis L. Smith,
Esq. Mary \. G. Krein, wife Of II. Harvey
REgin, In the 22ll year Of her age.
WflEArEEI.-Near New Caste, Del, on the
18th inst, George y. Wheutley.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
GIGANTIC RArbnoAD DEAL.

Henry Wizards Grand scheme 10
Make n Continuous IsaiIrond Com
nection Between the Two Oceans
-'Ehe ". 81 %. in the Continuation.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. GA private
letter written by President Colby of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad to c stock
holder Of the Northern Pacific system
reveals gigantic railway consolidation
that will connect the two oceans and
revolutionizs International railway traffic.
1t was never intended that the letter
should become public, as il contains the
inside workings OF great scheme which
is not yet entirely completed.
The consolidation Of the Wisconsin
Central and the Northern Pacific syatems
in smicable traffic agreement was the
FIRST step. Henry Willard has secretly
been at work to gain possession OF con-
trolling interest in the Northern Pacific
and formed an alliance with Charles
and Joseph Colby, who had unlimited
means. Through this alliance majority
OF the Northern Pacific has been secured.
Eenry Willard will DO restored to his lost
estate by being made president Of the
Northern Pacific system. ALI his former
enemies will be shorn of their
power and one of the greatest
railway consultations in the world will
be consummated. Even now the con.
tracts have been signed whereby the b
& o. road is to enter into an agreement
with the consolidated Wisconsin Central
and Northern Pacific lines connecting the
two oceans. The Atchison 10 also in the
deal, reaching Mexico and Southern Cali.
fornia. Chicago will be made the centre
for operating the three great lines. The
Northern Pacific will be extended from
Puget Sound and built into Alaska,
making continuous line from New York
city to Boston.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
BURNED TO DEATH.
Horrible Fate OF rhe Victim OF 9
HiailrOad Accident.


EiatlrOad Accident.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
TOPEKA, KAN, Oct. GA freight train
on the Missouri Pacific stopped few
miles west of Astoria, Greeley county,
yesterday for some slight repairs. The
stop was made on an moline and when
the engine started of suddenly the train
broke in two. The rear part started
down grade and crashed into west
bound passenger train. The oabooae and
one freight car were pitched up over the
passenger engine and caught fire.
G. P. Orwan, mayor of the town Of
Horace, was asleep in the caboose and
was burned to death. The people of the
passenger train had all been warned in
time and left the train. The coroner's
jury returned verdict that it was
unavoidable accident.
WANTED TO LYNCH TIE TBAINMEN,
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
LARAMIE, WYOMING, Oct. 9.-Mondsy
night, on tho Carbon cutoff road, now
being bnilt west of here, a work train
containing about 10 graders collided with
couple Of cars standing on the track.
a man named Diamond was instantly
killed and William Penn fatally injured.
Patrick King had an arm broken. The
graders said the accident was the result
of the careleasness OF the trainmen, and,
procuring rope, went after the train
crew with the intention Of lynching them,
bat the latter ESCAPED.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON 4
IL BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Saptarn her 13d. 1889


Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
Philadelphia texpressl. 200. 2b9, d.20. $50, !
100 $780, G1O, g47, 1907, 1910, 11.33. lib! a. m,
'la.2js 1880, l.39, s,s7, ga, 5.s3, 60 7.o6 and
- Accommodation GAO. OBS, 7.O5, $40 and i0.45
a. M, 1925 2.35, 400, 536, 7.40, 1000 and lO.4o
y For Chester (express, 8sO,:.7b 80, $780, a1O, e47
ll.s3 l15l a. NJ, 1880, 5ai, $40, 1.U6 and lou
p. IN.
1898, g.a5, 400, 5.36, 7.40 and l0.45 p. m.
New York, 200, 2.59, 40, SEQ, 655, $50, 1907,
1045, ll.5l a. M, LIB, l2.sS, iSg, s2h 2Sa
5.24, b33, '6.26. 7.0G, 7.40 and 1910 p. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokln, $40 and $40
u. M, 2.35 and 400 p m.
For Newark (Csatre) and intermediate sta
i Baltimore and intermediates stations, 1o.1s,
a. M, 600 D. M, and H. night
Baltimore and Bay Line, 5.l3 p. m. .,
Baltimore and Washington, 4.ib, s.H, Hllv
i0.la and 100 a. M, 1906, Il IL. 2.44, 4as d4e,
5.13, %. :S3, 6.42, 7.40 p. M, and l2.i7 night
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle, 800. $50 d. IN, l2.55, 400, S.oO,
6.a5 p. M, and 1908 night
Georgetown, $40 a. M, $50 p. m.
Express for Seaford, $50 p m.
Harrington, Delmar and way stations $40 a.
Accommodation for Harrington, 6.a5 p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delnar'
1905 night.
Franklin City, $40 a. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, l2.01 night.
Leave Philadelphia broad street. for Will
mington texpressl, $50, 40, d,si, s.3l' S.lU,
10. 20 Ills and 1l.55 a. M, III 30. LUZ, 3.ul,
4.Ol, 4SO sos, BEL, '5.12, 900, Coz, 6.5I, llsO
Accommodation, 6.25. 1923 a. M, LES, s.;a'5,
3.22, 437, 6.a2 S.35. 1903, 10.4O and ll33 p. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia Iexpressl 800 25a, 4.so
ZOO, $40, 11.jl n. IN, 2.2I, 5.si 5.33, TOd' and
Accommodation, s.15 a. M, 1870 l.aJ, 4.1O,
| $50, T.4O, 1000 and lO.45 p. m.
For Chester toxpressl, 100, $40, 1l.5l a. M,
| b.2i, FOG, aud 1900 y. m.
Accommodation, S.i5 a. M, l2i0, LIS, 4.lO,
| 5 81, T.4O, and i0.45 y. III.
For Now York (eXpressl, 200 2.52, 40, 7.UO.
S15 ll.ti q. m, l21U, a.27, 53S "a 70, TUG, anu
| l0.i0p. m.
For Care Charles, Old Point Comfort aud
| Norfolk, 1901 night.
| For New Castle, Kirkwood, NIiddletown. Clay
! ton, Dover, FELTON,, harrington, pridgo'hln'
| Senf1rd, Laurel and Delmar, l2.0j night.
| Baltimore and Washington. 40, h.W, 10 y e:
M, 1906, as, '6.;S3, 6.42, 7iG D. M, and no
| night Balt,more, GO y. m. and !2!S aghi.,,,
! Leave Philadelphia Broad street, Tor "it
miugton (cKpresll. $50, $50 ale, Ills y. N,
S5si BUS d H., 600, G.5T, il.sO. ii.aO ana it'J
Accommodation, sSS. 1O.oS a. m, 1875, g Oj,
| G.lu, S.35, 1910 and ll.33 p. III.
For further Information, passengers IRE o.
| ierred to the ticket Office at tho stS;iun.
Trains marked thus ~ arc liGl!tn'i tAfross,
upon which extra iare is charged, ,yoon
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
Aieense Applitatians.
70TICF.- MARTIN LEONARD,


NOTICE. l, MARTIN LEONARD,
IN the owner and occupant Of the house stu
ated at Dobbnsville, School district No. 45,
New Castle hundred, county of New Castle
and State OF Delaware, in compliance
with tho requirements Of tho acts OF the
General Assembly in such case made mud pro-
vided do hereby give notice that shall apply
III writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace nnd Jail Delivery Of the state of
Delaware, in and-f for New Castle county, on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF November, A. D..lSs9,
being the next term OF said court, for n license
for said house as an inn or tavern for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart, TO be drunk on the prem :
ises, and the following respectable citizens and
substantial freeholders Of said school district
recommend the said application, viz
John Kelly John Brady
L Chase Wilson l. Baymore
Stephen Greiner Jsrcal Riding
William Megonigal Michael Fitzgerald
John Boyle John NJ Vallejo
Patrick Mellon 7 Eagln
james Hanmonds John Il Wlldon
A NJ lliZar
octiO8tS MARTIN LEONARD.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

Fogarty stole SO bases aud led the League,
sam Thompson made moro home tuns
than any other League player.
aiRsecnck made 40 twO-base hits: Thomp-
son, Sc ; 0'Rourke, 90, and Brouthers, 20.
President ]. NJ. Bright of the Cuban
Giants, has put In claim for the pennant
OF tho Middle States League.
The Columbus-Athletlo game Mt Column
bus was declared forfeited Tuesday after
noon by the score OF 0 TO 0 on account OF
the non-arrival Of the b. & o. train from
the East until Z O'Clock In the evening. At
noon Manager shaFsS teleRraphed Mama
ger BuekenbarSer from Grafton, W. Va. :
I'VE are IN n RAILROAD wreck. Cannot ar
rive at Columbus until night" The Ath-
lettes arrived last hight, weary from their
long trip, and arc quartered at the Park
Hotel. Manager SharsiS says the delay
was unavoidable, and will protest the
award OF the umpire.
Arils Latham will play with tho Athletic
club next season II he does not join the
Brotherhood League,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
Tho Pan-An,erican Delegates.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. 9.-The train
bearing the pan-American party from
Portland reached the Union station here
at O'Clock this morning, two hours
ahead of schedule time. The party were
allowed to sleep and nobody turned out
before z o'clock. At 8 the reception
committee OF the city council arrived. By
that time the visitors had breahfasted,
and, after introductions, they were taken
in carriages through some OF the princi-
pal streets and past some of the large
manufactures. They did not alight 81
any point. They returned to tho station
at 10 O'Clock, and Is minutes later left
for Willimantio.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

Squire J. G. jackson and wife of Hockes-
ain nave returned from a trip to Bedford
Springs.
Edwin Theodore Tyndall, B, o., formerly
OF the EGeniay Journal, has been elected o
member OF the faculty of Grocer Theologi-
cal Seminary,
DR.. j. w. Crumbaush has resigned the
position OF physician to the Harlan X
Holllngsworth Company undo the new rule
recently edopted by them. DR.. Peter Cooper
viii be tue physlci.n-in-charge and he will
be assisted by DR.. ]. Paul Lukens.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

Leave Reading tp. &. X. s.aronI s.ol p. nj;
Birdsboro, 3,30p. m; Joanna, ass p. ~; e2ins-
field. 400 p M; WaynesGurg Jaustirn, Ali y.
m; Coatesvllle, f.53 D. m: l.snsps, t.g9 ,. M
Arrive West Chester ls!hge) b.jo ?. 70. Leavc
West Chester (siagel So y m: Chadd's FORD
Junction, 5.i2 p. M. hnPont, u.vS p. NJ; b % Q
Junction, G.l9i,. IN. Arrive Wilmington u'rsnGh
ST. $50 y. IN. Leave Wilmington at zoo p. M,
Tor Reading and Intermediate polnts
ADDITIONAL. TRAINS.
Daily, except sunday-Leave DUPONT, 5.oS a,
m, Newhrldge, 60 a. m Arrive Wilmington,
6.4a a. m.
saturday only-Lelye Reading, 100 noon.
Arrive Birdsboro, l..S0 y. IN. Leave duPort,
Ito y. M, Newbridge. 100 p. m. Arrive VIII
mington, 1.53 p. m. leave Newhridge, 100 p.
IN. Arrive Wilmington. 7.2s p. m.
For connections at Wilmington with p, W.
g. b. IL R.), at b. " o. junction with b. Y. q.
X. R.) at Chadds Ford Junction, with p. w. &
II. II. r. at Coatesville, and WaynesOurg june
ton with Penna X. R.), at Blrdsboro with I.
q x. X. H. anu PR; RI at Reading with +. u
K Ky, SEQ timetables at all stations.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. Agent
A. G. McCAUSLAND. Superintendent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
a3larriaGes.

UoLMFS-iTALLEY.- this city,on October
81. by the Rev. John D. q. Hanna, homas y.
Holmes, Esd, OF Philadelphia, and Eta j..
Taliey of thi= city
SIMMONS-CRAIG.-- st. Paul's NJ f. par
sonngc, on The "a lust, by the Rev. Louis L,
barrett, Charles II. simmons and Lille NJ.
Craig, hot. OF this city.
vANBEy ER--Gil AMREREATNE--k st. Pants
NJ. T. parsonage, ON lie Sd Inst by III" Row.
lonis h. liurrntt, Jacob + Vandeyer and
Kate T.. Chambcrinine both OF this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The election in the
parliamentary district Of Elgin snd Marin,
to fill the vacancy in the house of COM
mons caused by the death of Mr.. Charles
II. Anderson, home ruler, resulted in the
return of Mr. j. Seymour Keay, Glad
stonian, who received 2,57l votes. Mr..
O. b. Logan, the Unionist candidate, re-
oeiyed 2,039 votes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
TELEGRAPHIO BREYIrIEs.

Associated Press Dispatches by Special Wires.
Judge Day OF Auburn, N. Y. has de-
cided the electric execution law as con-
stitutionsi and remanded Kemmler, the
condemned murderer, to tho custody Of
the warden Of the prison.
The strike Of che dock laborers at
Flensburg, Germany, shows no sign of
settlement. The soldiers from the garri-
son and number Of laborers who were
brought from other places are unloading
vessels.
Glenn Etudebsker's house at 9outh
Bend, Ind, was burned eNrly this morn
ing and Mrs. Studebakar was badly
scorched by the flames. Her condition
is not at oil dangerous. however. The
house, which Is valued OF $500, 900, was
destroyed with Its art gallery and other
rare contents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule In effect May y, 1850.
EASr BOuN

EAST BOUNB-
Express trains.
a M, -ls.Os, -..iS, '5,oS, $50 y, IN. ...
NEW YORK sundays, -2.l3, 'i.JSn IN, 'laos,
'2,3S, 'j.uS, 't.ip =. M
Thj ~. $50. 800, 5000, io.aS a. NJ; 'ia.Js,
iO0 's.ls, SgO, 4.lu, sos, s-e5, go odd 80
Pr P'EiI.L.Ab5ELiFHlA, sundays, .ais $50, 10,
7.5h, gU5 ,lO.26 q. M: 'leoA, 10 'sGs acc, &lo,
sos, SIS, 6lO, 'G.l3, S,3a. We? p. III
CHESTER, weak DAYS, ais, aos, $50 20
o., 4.lO Is OS b.a3, Clio 'e45 7o5, SsS, 's.os p'
CHESTER. Sundays, .sia, SO Foo. .Lss, go
y lXSrLA%Tic cry. nj, week days, ESQ 7cs
q. M, 'a3S 400 p IN. sundaTs, $50, '',n g. fa.'
'''7 - - WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. $50,
's.46 .li.4S II. M; e45, 40, $40, 500 All
daily, $40 a. M, sos p. M, uh!ly, except SUM
PiTTsBuRG $40 a. M: $40. all da!iy.
efNcfNSAT i' 2Sr, sr fotis, .ts S a. NJ
AF siN IsG2 Il Fl A.S@SdooSSSs5EDArIoS, 7p p M
T. EaAiSD I s Sss e a yss:s
aiysi Isl LkA ri IL MSk sG "A Erect STATION
For .Plnadsiphia ana woS stApons, weex
M. sundays, las \. M: ia,z3. sst AT =. ~.
Sari Baltimore. week dAyp, n.6 e,eh 's.sl,
';libn NJ: aes 'o.5c , ~ sundA,e. 6to n. n
u.s. aud $50 y. n.
For LsndsasssE and ysS eoHEeas, w:sx
GRys q. a .. nv: . d.. E0t .. m.
Cincinnati Aud st. Leu!s, Ti.so a, IN, ds!'g
chicago. as a. M. tAly oxcep: swrday,
Ti.Isburg, 'a.SS a. r., dnny, cScsr: sanaay,
=. 20 n. M, Gatt-.
l.! AVE FhiiL 5R1pg,A FOR Wli.NtEc'To,i.
q VI, i.[c, 500 'tl5 $50, 'be. 80, . ", s,;l>
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l>aily, except SUNDAY, 541 sas .: a. 'n..'.ii
! $50 and kE ., " SrndAI nhiy, 80 n. ~
I6lsphorN 49,
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

NOTICE-I, CHARLES SHEARER,
~ the tenant of tho house known rs :he
Star Hotel. situated in School district No ij,
New Castle hundred, city of New Castle,
county Of New Castle and state of Dclh-
ware, In rompianco with the requirements OF
The acts Of Tho Genera; Assembly IN such case
made ard provided. do hereby give notice that
| shall apply in writing 20 tie Court Of General
SESSIONS Dl the Pcacc htd jail Delivery OF tho
State Of nciaware,ln and for New Castle county,
on MONpAN, the 18TH Gay Of November, A. d.,
1889, letus the next term Gi said court for n
license Tor said hnGsp us an inn or tavern.
for tho sale therein az iHioSi 'ltiug liquors in
less quantities Lana emo quart, to ne drunk on
mo rrsni.ycs. nrd tho following respectable
Citilcr4 Of tho sail school district recommend
thr -Ait application, Sis:
Brrttt.in [; Ust!ek Theodore ~ lIant
samuel II Mack Sterhen Greinn-
Iugh G smith Robert Dil!n
John VI Ntllptte william lIro9mdcld
Ihnrlcs Counts Charles Gray
James White john knily
4 VI iiZar John Nicholson
Il LthI@o
octs.yS CHARLES SiiBARER.