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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
VITAL HraTIsrICss

Record of Beatis, Birihs and War
Iiages in Wilmington, H.asi Wcek.
During tue week endei At noon Sstus-
day, 81 deaths were reported to Registrar
J ee. compared to 80 deaths for the cor 9
spending ws.k of last year, classified ss
follows: Males, 10; females, IA: white,
20 black, 4 Adults, O; minors II ;
born in United States, IS: IN fpr,igu
@ 1uniries, q; death rate to whole pnpn -
ton, % 40; to white population, 23 10
to b sck population, 26 90
Causes OF death-hsrasnu 9; choleIa
intantum, 8; consumption, culVnisioHs,
cancer, hear d sesse, meningitis 2 each:
congestion OF brain, m -mbraneons Group,
dysentery. natural c.uses, paralysis, p g.
mature birth, each.
A.es of deceased Under year, Is;
from to 2, 1; FROM Q TO g. Q; from 10
10, Q; from 80 TO 40. !; from ~ to 81, /;
from so to GU, 8; from 60 to 10 l.
Deaths by wafd.-Fitst, 2; Third. A.
Fourth, Q; Fifth, z; sixth, 4, Seventh, l;
Eighth, i; Mn b, 1; Tenth,
There was ooIoner'a case, st'l
birth, bodies were brought here FOL
interment and 2 sent away.
The births numbered 60 OF which 81
were white and 2 black males, ant 81
white and l black females, compared IL
10 births for the corresponding week last
year.
Births by wards -First. 8; Second l
Third, /; Fourth. 8; Fifth, 2; sixth, q
Seventh, "a; Eighth, IL; Ninth, A
Tenth, IL Eleventh, L; Twelfth, |,
There WAS premature birth and 2 lille
ultimate births, both white, one mals ant
the other female, There were only three
marriages, all white.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
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Wv" 10 B'fN"Hs
new YoRK Juy 2I.--Arrapeemen ts
arr IL prugr ~ iul the fofuEiln OF u
eitan 10 brick trust, witch Will com
pie ely rhfog luto the shad tue Eu1ish
su iione's OPERATIONS reStsiilg tns d.
trOlt hsick.yart7. Ina piin. mover in
hs sohsme is Pierra Lhrli ard, VINO n.
really n2, n.o,i7 81 0GO. NO nvesteh i /
tbs Lsrit;ara Bnc< Oomnan.'s ylris &;
L 'ptt, N. and 4 c4lltai o; SIS 00t,
UJu wiit b. sanhcribsd.
O@ipV IN An eHormous cvsrpro fuc'i1n
In the brirB-y.rds On potn hauks 1T tne
Aud,on and alOOe The Jgrssy coass, the
bu mesa has c-as-6 n tie profitable.
Prices nav b en- rrdnNad by competition
10 ~uch poiut that ,lpr4 saw there IA
as ,lRIely no mo4ey in the bnsinsse this
sessol.
u YVES on tits account that the New
York aud Ae~ j ray btlckustets' Aa,u
Gikiuu on We .Eesday rseinei on a
g. neral shut dowl OF tina works on Sap.
;smher l4t, ah 'ut tY9 mrnth- ea lier 's.n
n nal. Of n>ur.e, tti9 w,ud tngo =
tnousands of III . on. Of wosF.
the as.uc aU'oa, At Il aud, has no
power TO contro. priaas Manu- Ac'urarA
Sno pay a FEM . 81 - thou .4nd On n
capacity OF 6 n'OuuD prick4 cpuld DOT
at ri 70 thut down sitter maslng kav on Y
4 WU 'iilO bricks leaving tnsm 80, 5W
INT Of pockst. A f-S years apo Wv FRA
aen became wealthy isuu brieg making,
and emua,iIna nf tne'r good founnt
canned every capitalists IN the usisnoI ~
no I'd OF clal h,us ns,r :ae river TO EN-.
mark in toe mi i-try ra4 40 ttn.g wit,
ony mp the lrser Concerns and crush
out tie smaller.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

DR.. q. p Eyes,rhe veterinary surgeon,
accompanied by Ellwood DAVIS Of
Woodstown, N. j.. his brother in law,
had narrow escape from serious conse.
q lances oaused by runaway on the
causeway Monday afternoon. While
driving along, the horses hit broke and
being without any cheek the a'imsl
started of on a mad gallop. Mr. Davis
jumped ont first. bruisiug his knee and
running his trousers. DR.. Ewes was more
fortunate and escaped uninjured. The
horse ran over Market street bridge
and up to Fourth street, themes to lest
and Ninth strsets where he WAS cang1t
by colored man. The cross-bar OF the
vehicle was broken, and one wheel was
demolished.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
TINE ". .. Q 1. aAILaoAD.
The Present Status OF the RntIi oud
amt what Way Come Oh tt.

west chester News.
So mucn mas been said about railroad
from Vast Chester to Lenape that people
have come to look upon 1t as almost as
sured. II certainly has better prospects
OF an early realization than the much
talked-ot opera house. post-offiae building
and similar conteu plated improvements
The West Chester boerd OF trade, as body,
has approved the scheme, and, as 1t is well
known, they have taken active measures
to have the road built II possible. IL Is two
or three months since tha surveying corps
OF the WILMINGTON & Northern rail DAD
employed BY the beard OF trade, com ''efed
n survey AMI announced that ney found
two practical routes, cash of which m Z ut
b. sightly varied. IA emergencies hail Is :
mAtd, Since thhf tina tn cplcna' | ms
IL ces-ary to determin- th cost OF construc
ton have occnpi d the spare TINA Of ths
eDgineerinc corps
rhs West Chester council for the railroad.
William VI. Ha'"s, L O., Informed n re-
porter OF the Nptrs 70 das that piots OF the
proposed tout aud tables NJ calculations
are spread upon the tables of tns Q ,mpauy' 5
fl "a in W lullnSto ., Dut one Ihlug t5 Yet
nredAh bsfore the ~ OF construction can
h. definitely n cert tanned, aud that ls, what
1t will cost 70 secure thu righ' OF way. This
the railroad c1rnpany's 9th sara expect thA
railroad committees Of the board OF trade TO
furnish tn m.
Henry O. Baldwin, the chairman OF this
committee. was seen. He stated that "the
COMMITTEES will ascer ain the cost If rights
OF way as soon ~ accurate plots ~ the pro-
posai routes are Finished NJ; the enSi-
nesrlng corps Ut th4 IA lroAd o npNny are
vary busy nov, and we vii! hav. to war u
little while on them. W. want 10 be Hbla
10 show each land owner just sactly where
the road wi | run thrOusn his land, aud
then our work will bA definite. At present
We are waiting on the plots which have
been prom'sei MS.
The plan Is, W. understand, to ask We {
Chester people aud others intstps'.t IN the
construction OF thn road TO III scrlte % the
sok Just ~ spon IA 1t Il kuoSn dtnteiv
tha mount that IL necessary 10 bpiil aud
rqnip the road. When hat time come thu
rAl n d the psopls ia the success ut Il. Gu.
terprlse will BIZ given practical test,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
N. 'Vnbsr ia Europe.



h.v ~ rurnei from thee months
tnn" 10 Z irop-, oil tx Sen4ur f,nnr, IT
G0lnrAdo, Is ierginS win r+citIls + utter
sing r4p-FtaIrts. B,rriux III Sc trivial
elr'utnsrAucs fhat iaey q asantIn - ng dust
MIN Ia Sc .niiu tvtA uudsr III erfouHonI
'ynprresi,tn that h. WAS a Mormon prog
iN--r. 'har- w4s nothing, to u.s. the word.
VI cur society rep 'r'-r, 20 N tr tha harmony
Vi tna m"'ssiOn. Wni Z. ~ VA IN Wy fna
sen tur TT Il /, hrY s,na of ttis p'ciu e.
aui It stuars b.. s4R Ia IN. tic Al, and Ia
asnuun M h. III r"d va'y ltos,ai pris-s ha
r'iGRs ina tha q hpr'eIpr ma tea 'nt.rHk. Ia
M - lpv. Trav-i NJ from Ed,uhrrS to
Lord11 s u''or FAB m e n vary ht uinS
gsutit III 40 nam 4 Alfred T-nn,s n; 80
81 ton Il 'n4 NJ wa, y tewspApar man,
n-c4nss ha vas 40 well p ,-tei an tnls
su4p;cIan wa- c,ntrm ID wn4n Mr. T .nny.
sin r-clttd 4 uumrer OF poems, WI en- be
ss n".tt "a. ssn ,ior Ders Original.
II. Il Goaiar 10 ma" -ait tni ee"e'o-
'HhT y'u DOME pr n! some Of Inem
po ms"
NJ T4nnvs- n mada no ans Ser, but he
ln"h@d rdh-r .urp-'sAl.
90, moan r." ~.Ili tee s-nasnr. 81
KIN ~ pl-ttY when s4s tt vt next TO
I ! IhnI lptll, "a IN, a-na'- On masr n
tHtea m'ntos aud mrreoVAr [ run Th-
TI-Aiv H. HrGM or twb wears Thara 4 q
fupr tatlas IN ttt7 wor that I'm u
cNro u 40 i. a'si tnev are nlntuH pr >ps ry,
d'dman.s. n n Il niEh'--h'r's aut ple'ry
NNs i s'HkA Hv r"puraion fnu ~pns
tneiA p,an- ~ stu s ara u K ,od '.e1i nh "
thu "vsrHS"-p t"tlc'i' r y tina. oG5 yJa re.
| ct"t u ,rE' rue cfi L -
| 'Y ~ | gc Ihn b. ns p"
| "; ia ma Other oua about Man m !
! the ftrd- tt.'N'vA Coz tra ti:ht ring
! th-s'r- III o The diviu4 Il 14tu-."
| NJ. HannY-on dthh'G srv mucn, hnt the
| 'u+ az (wl. s-s o auc ,lrtg4 -trnsSl ug
t~l-nO ~ u'ei h'm thar 1. evs- n" p4nr-i
/ 20 nslat III o I'm In DroS rrm Ia cnIl 4
4 get Il check n1v'rlns the eyna Han simply by
4 aidre~ipg A W. Tan " ~ D nv4r.
! Tne 1ens'or di no th'nk V'ry m oh o.
I W--tm'nst.r Abb az; ne o. iac' d IN Ri, ~ Z
j OF -nnhhl-hn-~s rnt nbts mad thar-. H,
I ran our 10 Srta'fnsi upon Avon for da,
and IIHc ID At al nqus' npIn ShaS-
| p-TP'- tomb. hr -on tht n vun 70 l-4rn
| angn- OF toe whsreHtorrs and II inu d,
! tie playrrighr'S f,m'y; vant-I a
. m-'p'nv Tor th"m II they wave nrelv.
4 Had n1ur ibu ed ~ th- IA ~flsy CAM bal
l fluid snd ~ 81 k.n r-s ptsces hat n.o
bHeu . Aysi III his Denver opera honsr, n
til ucn' r. ~ more than rtghr 10 h.lp ont
th"d Al an'hor's SltnR AID childrsa ID
Case ney werr hatd mp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

City Solicitor Turner has instructed
City Tax Collectors Moody and Mealey
10 proceed with the collection OF tax
upon marsh land within the city limits
until he can thoroughly examine and
ascertain the full scope Of the law by
which 1t was exempt from city taxation.
It is said there 10 q discrepancy between
the certified copy of the act in the city
solicitors possession and that possessed
by the representatives of the marsh
owners, which the solicitor wants TO look
into. Meanwhile the collectors will col.
leot the tax and it will be paid back by
City Council In case the solicitor is salts
fed as to the scope and purpose Of the
hill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
sEHI Us FI8HF.


Tramps CuL One "f rhrir Com-
panions W;ih IA Is sz,r.
A To- OF drunken trampa Ii dalSed in q
serious quarrel hvar Rnm4 If cards Mt
the Baltimore Il Ono Junctioa on Sa'-
nrday evening Tuere were 10 OF
them, so far as kuoRn, and they
had been carous nP aud plying cards
all evening until the quarrel enaued.
There was general ii Sht and whtn the
melee was over 1t WAS found that >lfred
e. Emerson hal been pretty badly eut
about the head. He had three or tour
deep scalp wounds which required the
services of q physician. Ths injured
man WAS removed to the Homo psthIc
Hospital, where he is now doing we'll
Constable DilIin had gone 10 the scene
Of the riotiug, which is outside the city
limits, and finding the crowd of tramps
still there, he teiephoned to the police
station for help. Saageant Peterson and
Officers Johpson, Updike and Kershaw
responded. The quintet made raid ON
the gang o, tramps and succeeied In cap
turing seven of them, noiuding James
Dunn and Charles Mccoy, Who cut Elmer.
son with u ~ zOr The others captured
we're: Tnomas Kelley, Fraucis Lynch,
Francis NJ. Fry aud John Wilson. John
Rison was committed to Sil as a W tuess.
The other four were fued SIS and costs
for trespass, in default of the payment
of which they were committed to jail.
Dunn and McOoy were charged with AZ.
ssult with intent to kill aud were com.
mitted to jail for court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

Mrs. Eva Negendank. wife Of Lewis
Negendsnk, a farmer living near Stanton,
was found dead in bed Sunday morn
ing. The decreased and her husband had
attended the Wilmington market on Sat-
urdsy as usual ami when they returned
home Mrs Negendank complained OF
feeling very tired. she ate hearty
supper and then retired which was the
last seen of her alive. In the morning
when some OF the household went to
waken her she was dead Coroner
Gamble and DR.. Springer Investigated
the case and the latter announced apo
pipxy as the cause OF death The coroner
gave Ger ificate accordingly. Mrs.
Negendank was but SO years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
sTR4eHe CASE.
4 nemcn'rd T"tbrr, with n urbe
in Arms. Sect 10 tue A intsaOn.e.

tn Arms, Sect tD tue A instpOn-c-
Chi Swisse naia parpieS - ca>r on
hl- hanis. Thurs iav eve iin;. l. wits thai
~ woman VINO WA evidently drmen = i
and WING hal vita her baby ab 'ut rs
nonths old. TIE norrar did not ap. ear
TO h. more than II or IS yeaIs Of sS-.
rhnrs'ay even ng, n-tS+-u and 3
,'rlOcF. thu y mug woman, n"Hilv hr-s- ID
nut witnvn, ta' o Nor mead "a lad NJ tbe
hon II OF Mrs. Am RYAN, n 6 Wss' i,
Ond sire OF and n. kpd for lodging, VII eli 81 :
o. a,na'. Sos It'd strange story, t. NJ
II Ct that ~ her parelts dt-d when H.
%aa small girl. she was seat to a hom-
for Ind esq rh li'sr, the location OF
whlcl n had tO'v,tten hlh ar the Hra o.
" yeas ha was t.k u frim the home ny n
farmer VIM ives .pr Dover. TIE Ialm.r
sh- claim d., treAt-d mr. hrGt.iiy, M d
alb ,u- We years AGO She married IA yoni 9
m4u livtuv III the vtiniry. tn name o.
NET, husband she positively reiu q to 10
veal
LAY Mrs. Rvan reported tho case Of
her strange loiv-r to Ohi-i OF pJi"e s,pix
.eit, Who pegau an iDv--tis4'ion wh en- ~
sulTrd 10 NJ satisfactory x JihnAtiur. s o
10 d n very cpltralloFnrY sr ny, at r ba ~
taken TO 'hs pblins station, 4 10 b "a insist q
tnsr shs had bsan married Ga D vsr, ny /.
Ca hottie priest blt cnul not re u-mh-r ne
elsrgymAu's name and rein .ni % rsva4lthn
aue Of her hi b nd. Sh- Il ialtY n.ctnTsd
that she WIS u widow. that n-r nam wa>
Mr1 john Huuer. ali tnat sna hal b. -
hrouvh- ~ thi- y BY a farm"r " tn wh m
IN had hsn II iur, who mai d 'sertt her
a!er orinHlug h+r here.
lna ,maI visa 40 rlasriy dam med thu
Chief SS gss't had hsr san' nva- - q
almshnuar. 'gant Flank Ston', ( the \
T O G. wanted 10 y aca tn" h,b' IN tnr
II me- FIR f ieudless chi dran, nnr th4
IN tl-r rrfn ei u rel, lisa II and sh'.
vas perrntt ed 20 take II 10 tna A'm-r ns
WITH h"r. Sac Was sent Ov5r FlId -
u .eEnocn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

CurLER Me, Jllg 70 - rue spanish
s'esuer Eduardo, which Lett 81 ton IN
hRilas: Saturday for II Johu, r +,
truck at low tide or OiA Nau's lapt,
two miles sonth of On Ter baibor, at mid
night Saturday, dining n dsnsA fog
The steamer IL in of water and p'il
propanly prove total lnss, althou q /, IA
thought that vi h Rnnd weather snlns
T. ing may hs saved from her ia ere y,
numbering 40 III n Ill tol !, WIS sW Il.
The Eduardo hailed from Bilbao. SpIu
registered 2 3Js tons gro0s aud Gust
S2S5 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25


Msjo- George Richsrd Graham, reti-ei,
OF the hited Stsns Marine Corps, died
on Saturday at his residence in Washing
ton. He was placed on the retired list in
1876, after 40 years. service.
Sunday morning, on the farm OF
Henry uofmsn. near Hobert, Indiana, q
hire d man descended we'll to take out
some meat which had beer hung in the
well to keep cool, but had fallen to the
bottom. He was overcome by foul air
and fe in the water. A neighbor named
Michael Haffner, who was present, de.
scended on rope to help him out and no
also WIS overcome and fell to the bottom.
The we'll is AZ feet deep and the bodies
were not taken out until the afternoon.
Polite but absent minded batber Ito q
friend whom he has inst recognized in
the water a. Ooney lslsnd)-Why, how
de do, Blivens Glad tn zee you. Wont
you sit downf-Tssas Stftiags.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
LAUNCn AT H4RLAS,s.
A Mig Iron Prapr'Ier TOR tue N. ",
e. A. n. RnlirnnA.


The iron teamer Nav York, bu'lt for the
New York, Philadelphia Il NorIols railroad,
to run retween Cape Charles and Norfolk,
was launched Saturday between aud
6 80 n'cock at the shiplnrd OF the Harlem
& Holling worth Company. There wars
no spectators present except the men ss-
sisting In the launch, which was successful
IN every particular.
She 1. \ freight ami passenger steamer
900 feet long 81 feet beam and II feetdepth
Of hrld. she will bs driven by a til 10 ex
pansion, surface condensing engine with
cylinders is1, 81 and AZ inches In diameter.
and "a inches stroke OF piston. Steam wi |
be supplied by two boilers caraale OF a
working pressure of 100 pounds to the
square inch.
She will have 1rst-class facilities TO-
passengers and she l. calculated to mus.
the tr p between Caps Charles and NortniR
IN three hours, including the stop ~ Or
Point Comfort Shs will also have II trsiR ht
capacity OF $500 barrels OF produces ant
vi rs ready Tor delivery in couple OF
months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
sEmAnxABLs pHKFoRuAsoE.
The Wnshy's new Amoskeag Keats
NF Al existing Records.

415H All fIfuttuB htecDrubs
The new Amoskeag engine Of the
Washington Fire Company on Saturday
evening was given final test under the
supsrvision OF proper judges and not
only collapsed all local records for squirt
IND but beat all existing records for the
United States at least, and most probably
~ the world. To insure the genuine
u1ss OF whatever performances she might
\ n, impartial judges, members OF rival
He companies, were sci. cited as measurers.
They were ex-Assistapt Chief Engineer
4 HAmuel Chadwick OF the Delaware Truck
qompany and James Graham of the
Reliance Fire Company. The test took
Mace ct the'sluioe on Townsend's road,
Mouth Wilmington, and was Witnessed by
. crowd OF about 100 firemen, represent
Ing most of the local companies. The
engine was run by John W. Grow, the
ecmpany's engineer.
Shs made the remarkable squirt of $50
fact l0A inches. through 100 feet OF hose,
siamezed, so feet to each length, through
~ inch nozzle Her steam pressure WAS
< $50 pounds and water pressure 800
< pounds. Through II inch nozzle and
With $50 pounds water pressure sne threw
3 stream 322 feet ~ inches. Either per.
formanoe is better than the best local
record, the Friendship claiming 3l7 feet
for their La France and the Phoenix 3ll
feet for their new Olapp & Jones engine.
The Clipper annual which is the ac.
oeptsd sutnority on records in this conn
try, gives the best performance ss SAC
feet 5 inches. made by engine No. IL, Of
the Chicago FIRE department, through &c
feet Of 81 inch hose, IL inch nozzle, at
tached to O four foot brass pipe. The
sseam pressure was 100 pounds aud wstei
pressure 24l ponds. This occurred OF
October 18th, 1881.
The Washington engine has two 7-iuch
cylinders, with an 8.inch stroke of pistor
< and two44 inch pumps. The best previous
I performance by an Amoskeag was 1884
4 feet by o first class engine vita met
3 pumps and inch cylinders.
To say that the members Of the Wash
ington Fire Company are plea-ed WITT
the performances Of their engine, ia bu
to express their feelings mildly. AS th'
records were measured by disinterostet
= PARTIES and are 1ndouhted, they will b,
certified and forwarded to the propei
authorities as the claim for the record.
Among others who witnessed the test
and were highly grati6ed were; George
( W. Oubblar, euginser OF engine No. IL
Edward Mcmahon Philadelphis; William
Smith, board of underwriters, Philadel
phia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
INoUs>r 0s s,M ,Hov.
Th. CoTO"-r'- jury DneS Not Place
ne. IsnnD ai.LhlIIIA.

Cn-ons~ GrItu,- FtiiRy # -rrcol en-
rppe,-'i 3 jury to rod m he "st a.
NthAel MuiaNnu, who wRl GHt.h u I (
de m in tn bon shop a. thn IL ran 4
Hnllings v 1rth Company. TIN j1rS view
the 0hiy a. r. 'iuv Sul, AMI theI invssri-
gated tue scene OF the acc.d ~. II tue
svening the jury he nd ths ts-tln my Of
n nnmDer OF Wine sos who saw tae acci-
dart
William A Van DNkA festival that he as
sisted In fastening tue bot tD1ha pOi'sr
head tefoI- l. WAS raised, and NJ that time
no, fed j. hn Burnside, WIN ha cnargs of
~ the Job that the thread on tne nut wa,
brnk n.
Inc boiler head which they were st'empt-
trg 10 raise weighed Ruout 80 POUNDS
bur instead OF using hooks vi wn'ch RI
raise it, they used an ,ys-bult, Il " -igh'h
OF an Inch thlnt, whicr could lft $500
pounds II prep rly u-rl. But thi, Q, tolt
was run through holA 10 the b Ter mead
and 4 nu' partially SERVED on h o'har
end 20 p,v'nt u IT m slipping II. This
left two nr tnree Inches play fort h- aaii' &
so that when The plata was lifted AT Ona md
The lev.'ta4s was 100 great aud ths +y--i o {
WAS 'arly twisted of At the rhraHd. Both
Mr.. Van Dyke and william McGintv said
thar tiny felt instlnct;vaiy that -nm a'",-
dent wa about 10 hanpeu. DR.. Pierce tes.t
fled II NJ death rasuir"d en- shock
I've jlty ranie ~ m fallouin,, "a-'ta.:
Ron ri. That Michael Mcmahon came to lis
death on July 18th by being crushed beneath
a falling boiler head at the works vi the
Harlan " llollingsworth Company.
JOuu un-idr, th4 utuef man who was
injured, Is still contin-d to his home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
4 rn,,d T,I,, in, ,l,. rctrcI.

NAsHI>GTON in 70 Fac board o.
Officer, detAi ed 20 cnndnct the tiici4i
trlti Of thu Run S1at Pe'rel on Satir NY.
the secord III 'i4t test. wlll ra'o m md
to secrs'ary Tricv that d third trial BIZ
had The trial Saturday Uas vi nre
6ue wi oily to the iLexoerience of some
ana fat,gu' of others Of tn
tiremen, the cons qnence being
that tho vessel WIS nnauts 10 keep NJ
the forced draneht desired. Some OF the
men had hssn engaged on the vessel dur
ing the trials of Tuesday and Thursday
aud were soon utterly worn out with
the new han were moon petsnt TO do the
Extra amount OF work thus forced upon
them,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
>u,p.croa or roi.ontne Two wives.

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Wansht'a ruruts arrested FerdinanG
Hnsck a. Il .uA .vra Sa,u'dgg 1u il s'ar.
rnt ,b.Ie rg bltn win pos mug tits
' f.. Rnaek VS. marsie4 las: NAV
~. his wts ABOUT week
40 w4' tax N srdi4nly i'll and
Il d. An e. n na'i lnUwt d thu,
Joi on hti can 81 pet death. Sa4 VS.
,is second W.T.. His first G,fs died las
Aptl rather suddenlv, ard 1t is nor
tLDnett that be poisoned hss lao. X ia b
ia-t ed bis two SIN Ill SOUS to tell any
nne who a,ked them hoW their sep.
no her died that thay sHx r sEillhw
snue pills ab. ~ an nonr hfi-s h-f
d -ath The hors t1ii what their father
sad to q nelghb,r, wh1 Immediately
swoRe out a warrant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
Bent the Monmouth. Time.

The steamer Sandy Hook, recently built
by the Harlan d Hollingsworth Company
for the Central railroad Of Nav Jersey, to
run between New York ard SANDY Hook
on the Long Branch route, has accom-
plished the rAsk set for her In tue contract,
namely, to beat the Monmouth's time. The
report hrs not been Officially received, but
the New York newspapers report that the
Sandy Hook went two minutes faster than
her rival. The Monmouth's best time for
the run is Sc minutes, and the best that the
WAS So minutes. Her last trial she ID said
to have done in "a minutes, which would
be fulfillment OF the contract.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25
TREA7,s ooUP D,Er4r.
An Injunction Obtained 90 stop the
Proceedings Taken by tbe Farmers

tdbhs
GEuHaEr wS, July 20.-Tha affairs Of
Charle- u. Treat have taken an un-xpr cted
turn. Yesterday the town was ed aud
excited as IL has not been since last "te,uru
day." by the announcement thar an appll.
rs'ion 10 the chancellor for an II Junction
ia behalf OF this stockholders OF ths q. q
Treat Manufacturing company had hsep
made and an order granted for sray nj
proceedings until September. The II B.
Iatiin COMPANY of New York, gave pVnds
In doubts the amour, S62 400.
Thr bAst legal talent OF the State has
unanimously con"urred in the opinion hH
the bank cannot hold the q. H Treat Man.
ufacturiug Compans's property Tor tht
o ym"nr of tbs private dents OF q. II
Treat. This ~ Il matter, however, for ID.
courts. II II SHOULD g.t into chancery TIE
bank will get but very lttle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

The Kofal Describes the u les 4 the
Mussulmau Paradise rs mot d.laci aol-
creatures made OF milk Hni MUSK, but we
opina THAI their complexlpnHl charms
would he dimmrd by h. nsta- and bean >
OF the tair skin bean q i 10y "Gi.nn's SUI.
phur Soap" Age makes no impression on
tue race "a nhich this enemy TO decay has
been applied. Beware OF count-fieits.
Sold by druggists ~ rs cents; three cAkss,
80 cents. I" Hiil's Ins anraneou- Hair Dye Il
tine leasr costly OF all dyes IN use and the
most effective