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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
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Di.trlct Deputies and standin

District Deputies and Standing
Committees For the Ensuing Year.
Grand Master G. q. NaiIor OF the
Grand Lodge of Delaware, l. o. o. f.,
has made the following appointments Of
district deputies in the jurisdiction:
District No. 1-Embr6cing lodges Nos.
/, 2. 4, 8. 12, IS, 10, 81, 90, 23, 26, 90,
81, &c, 81, ard Naomi, No. 8, Degree OF
Rsbekbh, will be in charge OF the Grand
Master.
District No. 2-Lodges Nos. s, 0, II
and 80, will be in charge Of E. W. Jester,
d. @. NJ, of st. Georges.
District No. 3--Lodees Nos. 6, z, 20
aud 80, in charge OF John ID. Ross Of
Wyoming.
District No. 4-Lodges Nos. 35, II and
10, in charge of William v. Sipple OF
Milford.
District No 5-Lodees Nos. IA, ~ and
3S, in charge Of John Melton OF Seaford.
District No. G-Lodges Nos. 8, Is aud
25. in charge of Alfred L. Burton OF
| Lewes.
He has also appointed the following
standing committees Of the Grand Lodge
for the ensuing year;
| State Of the Order--John NJ. Whitford,
| No, 81, chairman; Charles p. Maroney,
| No. %; J. Y. Faulk, No. 10; John j..
Gallagher, No. 81; Edwin Il. Morrow,
No. 2.
Legislative John II. Jakes, No. 20,
chairman; Andrew Johnson, No. 4;
william S. BRvtcn, No. "a; Cyrus Tat
man, No. 9; Titus P. nj. Griffith, No. 9.
Constitution ard Laws--rhomas q.
Don9, No. 8. chairman; George o Nor
ton, No. 22; JOHN Ill. Collins, No. 81;
Richard Burten, Jf,, No. rs; William "a.
i Householder, No. II.
Correspondence Frank Sparks, No. 1,
chairman; Joseph q. Chandler, No. 81;
John Harris, No. IS; 2. w. Cooper, No.
30; Charles Beck, No. 6.
Appeals Charles P. Earoney, No. 23,
chairman; A. Il. Lewis, No. s; q. w.
Pyle, No. 81 George Il. Taglor, No. /;
Robert Printer. No. lS.
Finance-Habart A. Roop, No. 2l
chairman; Christian Spoerl, No. 80
David Downs, No. 2; Samuel 4. Smith
No. IA; Charles II. Taylor, No. 8.
Hsli1Ghn p. Taylor, No. Sd. chair
man; John G. Yn as, No. Q; William X
Johnson, No. g; e. q. Moore, No. 4; g
Il. Spencer, Nc. 8.
Printing Isaac w. Hallam, No. 81
chairman; Thomas L. Young, No. 81
Frank SpArsa, No. l; William Il. Bent2
no 80; ]anss d. Carter, No. 4.
Accouuts-G George o. 0utarie, No. s.
Chairman; "illiam Il. Shippers, No. II
B. v. Weldon No 6; George NJ. EIsher
No. 30; ThemR7 Appleby, No. 23.
Returns and Teports-Aesritt o. Per,
kins, No. 81 chai;man; e. King, No. 8
L. A. Z3blag, No. 8; George q. Morton
No. %; Frank d. Herbert, No. 8.
Hall expense5-Joseph Pyle, No 4
chairman; J, Y. FoulE, No. 10; Uharle.
P. Matouoy, No. 23; Merritt o. Perkins
No, 2i; George o. Norton, No. 22.
ODD Fellows lIome-J. Y. Foulk, No
10, chairmai; Edwin fiirat, No. A. Danie
Ross, No, /, ErGu Dl. Fowler, No. 6
Samuel T. smith, No. II,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Hush Pyle, abou. 80 years old, living
in this city, YVES rnu over at the French
stree. crossing en- Il aday b. the north
hound Delaware trsn w5ich phould reach
here Rt - % p. M, but shich was Is
minutesl ate He il supposed 10 have been
Ftogling a ride and IN attem 2ting 10 jump
of ha slipped an fell, tie rear car
crushing his right arm above the
elbow fearfully. Ais right leg was
also broken. lie was iakeu to Detective
Jones' oiiae, where DIS. Draper Gnd
Pierce smputated the Injured arm near
the elbow, after which lie was removed
TO the almshouse. Pyle il We!l.known in
police circles snd was only released from
jail Monday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
RoMANrIo MENr.
LIZ1io Ernest and EEer Lower Cen
Quick " 10 Grief.

Quickly 10 Gvief.
Quite an intereasing aud rather COM
plicatGd romance on Tatnail street last
week has ccme to light through dis
patch from Philadelphia Thursday tell
ing Of the arrest at Broad street Station
in that city, yesterday morning week OF
Ii2zit Ernest and young man uemed
Newell, both of this city. They were
arrested ct the instance Of Joseph Ernest
her father, who charged Newell with
Gbiuotin9 his daughter. the pair had
in tneir possession marriage ces.ihoate,
which they obtained tine day before in
Camden. A preliminary trial was held
at the Central station and tho young man
was committed TO await o requisiton
from this State on the charge OF af5uo.
tion.
Lizzie, who is very pretty dark
haired young girl, accompanied her
father to her home ut No. 1917 Tatnall
street this city. She showed at tine hear
ing in Philadelphia such an undying de.
vo.ion to Yoang Newell that her father
later became recouciled TO the runaway
match and had the young mar released
from his embarrassing predioamept in
Philadelphia.
For some time there hes been grow.
ing intimacy between the two young
people, Newell working in livery stable
very near to his charmer's home, 8 prox.
unity which gave them frequent oppor-
tunities for interviews under the corner
lamp posts in that vicinity. Their little
love affair culmipGtsd Tuesday week when
they quickly and quietly eloped, goRe
at once to Camden where they were mar
ried, and afterwards spending the night
Of hotel il Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

newark Ledger.
The tax cplIestogs oiIiaa in Wilmington
still seems to hs division ground on
which d:epuSes occur daily. 1t does
eeem strange that in city Of such mod
crate size there should he 50 much ttouble
experienced in the collection aud psy-
ment of county taxeH. This press OF that
city are continually harling scathing
apa.hemaE at each ether over some real
or faraied wrong that heI taken place at
the oollectorB' Office. Now, il seems
to ~ that where there is SO mnah smoke
there certainly mast b some listls fire md
thst reports Of tedious waiting on the
part OF tax. payers aeem to bear on their
race considerable truth. The EVERY
EVENING began crusade against tho
colls 3tors whsn it discovered facts thst
warranted tho undertaking. Sin1s that
tima both good and evil reports have
followed eacii other in quick osdar. IL
strikea ma thet tBx collectors ara placed
in o position thnl requires the keaaast
vigilance on their part and th3y cannot
be 700 careful. Every tax payer is en-
lit!el 10 prompt hearing at the hsn.!s
cf the collectors, ard petty sxHseS are
little better than 20 excrges. In othar
words, if the noliapt9rs fad their duties
too Rrduous, then letliem engage clerical
help, aad thus avoid tho unssv1ry talk
dirroted to then by their political oppo-
! nents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

SpeclNl Correspondence 0T ti0artlOnnl J1Urual
LAuGpL, Nov. l9.--Jainea v .uRhn, Jr.,
aged IL years. was accidentally killed.
Yesterday morning by Oliver Williams,
aged 10 years. The y0uths were out
cunning near Adams & Uo.'s roller mill,
whare both were employed. Seeing q
rabbit they both leyeiaa their Weapons
aud as Williams fired Vaughn stepped
forward and received tho contents in his
beck. The charge went almost through
his body and he died instantly. The
Young men were great friends. Williams
IN tho adopted son of Rufus Elliott, while
Vaughn was the only son of James
ysuehn. Williams is almost distracted
over the sad occurrence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

The Oldest innate nf the almsnonss,
Patrick Cooney, sqea 90 years, died sad
denly last evening week. lie had been
very feeble for some time. His wife wal
with him at tho tins no expired. The
deceased was for many years tine coach.
man OF the Ias9 DIR. Il. Il. Askew. He
was highly rgspected. Tho funeral took
place On ghussdey afternoon from ihe
residence Of w q. l1caey, q son of she
deceased, liying at Eleventh and Lom-
bard streats. Intcrment was made at the
Wilmington aud BFgedywine cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Etitor s...n.ln., eilve. 90 a D

Editor G;sunan tiivcs E-I;n a pig
9sta ta4rftrY2a taNY lAussan,lstr-.
Do9,r STATE out.nel Rep.
Hurry Ens postmaster, appointed
by a,naror Higgins. ,7ao hl5 seem iItto i.-
nprG tAp wishas III the patrons Of the Office
and appoilrG man who hut recantty ra-
!ncg,Ci to thr yjsiage, nysr C4a Erll OF NJ,
u 1. GNnt, VINO Ss4 enAn1Bsl NOT only by
tUe Republicans u4t by U5a,nere-a as we'l.
L. IS nas Cf,nn lnat UntitI 5tAtas S1ugtur
WI llu- atl''t'y fis pnbI!e Ut-era9Cas made
b 'iore nlt'anGeS In sit paris of tha state
tUaE 10 Woull resps39 tbA Wishes Of che
pfunia ri ths seNnrni localities where
| uisil were located. and appoint 10 cfiice
those wnum the said iomslries de.irad.
/ Id T. Is rqlatly rsra thGt Uat ed statss
Senator W,i for waasa lay unier ~ charge
~ hH%sus e nUQrt usHt rGpioyB from
one ~ tha icldinF and pGstllg rooms ~
! Wathn"rnG Dn,it q, hl- pri9A'a sncr fury.
I! Sf fA.s tt. P.atlt Ur DstHNH.a rave ~ ore
oE toe.E WEo-s u1o oasy q double accident
1 bIt e W. ENt3 p:!e.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Special Correspondence Of Gazctte and journal
LEwEs, Nov. 20.--A sad accident &C.
Cured in Eahoboth Yesterday afternoon
ebout o'clock. William EeComb, o
young man egsa ebout l8 years, living
with Richard Morris, about four miles
ftom here, was accidentally shot while
cunning on . tssa, near his homs, by the
discharge of his gun. Willie crossing a
wet place he wag or fence, holding his
gun by the muzals. The sun being at
half cock, went oE, the whole load peno-
trating his skull, caUFing instant death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

street, returaei hom5 from kias street
market on Saturday, when itls wlle spd-
dsuly discovered that his coat tails we're all
cut and slit DOWN Ms II with n sharp iustru-
ment. Mr.. peregoy was greatly surpts5i
apd Immediately clapped bis bnnds to
his pockets 70 discover whether his wallet
treatment his coat received, as It was new
broadcloth, one only worn tho third tima.
There Is no doubt that the thieves made
an attempt on his pockets rs this Is the
third or fourth instance during the month
of similar attempts IN the market Mr..
Feregoy reported tho csss IL order that the
public may DO appriSed Of the presence OF
the thieves.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

The monthly meeting OF the Board Of
Trustees OF the Poor was heId yeetor-
day week, Superintendent Guthrie re-
ported the ;0c pond, 100 fest wIda and
l25 feet long, completed at & cost Of
SI10. He also reported the nsw ice
house completed. 1t will hold about $50
tons. The old ice house hss been en-
larged and will now hold about the same
quantity. The total cost viii not sxGSed
ai50. The next meeting occurring on
Christmas Day il wss voted to postpone
it until December 9Th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
Fats. Fa,l From a ladder.

SMYRNA, Nov, Is --Jossph Bruton, q
merchant OF this town, while standing on
ladder examining the chimney on his
place OF business yesterday, slipped and
fell distance OF 80 feet TO the ground.
I,is neck was broken and he died in-
stAnilY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Ell Councilman Charles W. Talley, who
has been in the employ of the Dia'rond
Match Company az Ontopaeon, Mica,
for several years past, has removed to
Vancouver, Vancouver Island, 3. o.,
vhsts he is engaged in the wholesale
lumber business,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
,,r. ana Mrs. lgaynr,t Iron,

Ex.seMetary and Mr.. BgyG,d arrived
home on Thrrsdsy from tleis Wedding
tour Of several wef sq, curing vhich they
visited Boston, New YlEk AMI ether
piaces. rhav we're both looking ia re-
msrkabIy good health aud, uppA their
arrival at the station, were driven at
once to Delsmere P!aca.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Sheriff Al'eu had one lone victim for
the posi- and pilloTy, Saturday Philip
Robinson, "a col0tei nan. RcbinlOn
was convicted Of uralsriou8ly entering
the store Of W. N. Wilson, liiddletown,
aad after standing one hour in tne pill.
lory he received 20 lRsnes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Smyrna Presbyterian Church Is anxious
about Its pastor elect, the Rev. Arthur
Torreps. While student n Princeton he
accepted the pasrorata but he asked hat he
he allowed opportunity 70 Yi5iJ relatives in
Ireland before entering upon the pasturrte.
Vas request was granted ard he eaid he
would return during the autumn. Although
tall has about passed he has not come back
and the congregation hGs not heard from
him since July. Meanwhile the kav. W. O.
Handy is supplying the pulpit.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
nrn,n ~ W. sin,,,,..

Mrs. Margars: B. Simma Of Fourth and
King streets, widow of the late DR.. j.
simms, died Friday morning aged 92 yesra
and three months. The deceased was the
mother Of DR.. John Il. simms and ex-
Mayor Joshua L. Simms.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

WAsulNGros, Dec. 2.--rhe cruiser
Baltimore will be put in commission in q
few days and will be the flagship of the
North Atlantic Bqusdron.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
BICYCLING AND FOOTBALL
THE WARREN CLUB BEATEN BY
THE FIELD CLUB.

The Field Club PIayerS Were Ex-
celIed i'm Strength by the Warren
Players, kkut the Former Were
tllo More Experienced and Conse-
qucntiy WOns
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Ohiet Engineer Boughman OF the city
surveying department makes the fellow.
ing rainfall report for this year to date i;
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Boston, Nov. 90 Two more hremen,
Michael Murnan, driver, and John Brooks,
pipemsn, of Hose No. 7, are reported
missing this morning and are believed to
be in the ruins OF the Brown.Durell
Building.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

At the regular meeting OF City Council
Friday DiRht the polica committee made the
following ti1al report on the bills OF Chief
Of Pollag swiREett for the feod Of prisoners: !:
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DRAWING ROOM GOSSIP.

Easels nowadayp arc a very elaborate and
exponsiyo article Of Ornamental furuituro
ax,.oa r,.,.,, ..,d. ,,,,,. .o,u 49,, g.
troduoed. oueht to be relepatod 20 the hired
Girl
p..,.u,.,,,,, .,,o,r. o,a o., o,.r.,+ .ra .,,,,.,
.,,Ons H. ,,niodv u 30, ~ da,sss y. "a dos~n y,
~ oaoN' ''' W.
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husfo so1niS ~ D.a. ,N, oouen " r1uI - -
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NUMBER 2.

vapor from the midst-heayen bless the
markl want breath and tme to
discuss this banquet as II deserves,
and am too eager to get ON with
my story. Happily, Ichabod Crane was
not In 30 great q hurry as his historian,
but did ample Justice to every dainty.
He was kind and thankful creature,
whose heart dilated In proportion as his
skin was filed with good cheer, and whose
spirits rose with eating, as some mems DO
with drink. Ho could not help, too, roll
ing his largo eyes round him as he ate,
and chuckling with the possibility that
he might one day be lord Of all this scene
of almost unimaginable luxury and
splendor. Then, he thought, how soon
he'd turn his back upon the old school
house; snap his fingers In the face Of Hans
Van Ripper, and every other niggardly
patron, and kick any itinerapt pedagogue
out of doors that should dare to call him
comradel
Old Baltus Van Tassel moved about
among his guests with face dilated with
content and good humor, round and
Jolly as the harvest moon. His hospitable
attentions were brief, but expressive,
being confined to shake Of the hand, o
slap ON the shoulder, loud laugh, and q
pressing invitation to "fall to, and help
themselves"
And now the sound Of the music from
the common room or hall summoned to
the dance. The musician was an old
gray headed negro, who had been the
itinerant orchestra Of the neighborhood
for moro than half century. His in
strument was as old and battered as
himself. The greater part Of the time
he scraped away on two or three strings,
accompanying every movement Of the
bow with motion of the head, bowling
almost to the ground and stamping with
his foot whenever n fresh couple were to
start.
Ichabod prided himself upon his dano-
ing as much as upon his vocal powers,
Not Limb, not o fiber about him was
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CH URCH Es.

MISUNDERSTANDING at the Methodist
uhuroh every sabbath, Rev. ". q. Fl. bigss, Pastor
sunday bohoolat .. m. Singing at O'Clock p m
Prayer Meeting on WEDNESDAY. Young Mems pray
er meeting on Monday night.
Notwithstanding at the Baptist Church
every SUNDAY. Rev. ". D. Beverley, Pastor
Sunday School at ESQ q. m. Young mems prayer
meeting Tuesday night. Congregational prayer
meeting Wednesday night.
PRBsBYTSRlAE.-servto and aud 4th Sundays
each month. pastor. Sunday
School every sabbath at s:sosm. PRAYER Meet
ing every ThurIdsy at t;30 p. m. All are invited
70 attend.
CHRIsUAN-Fider Pastor.
sunday School al an. A cordial iHvitation ex-
tended to all.
PROTESTANT RPIsCoPAL.--Rev.J J. Gslbreath,
Pastor. Services the md and 9th SundAys in each
nenh. Sunday school every Sunday.
CAIHOLlC,-serviees tth Sunday 10 each month.
kev. Father snith Pastor.
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Bachelor suttcrly is q wealthy man ana
to furihsr Increase his income and at the
sane time follow the dictates Of bis heart be
married his typewriter. very beautiful
zirL But listen 10 thisi
Mrs sutterly "a bride Of few weeks out
shoppinel What q curious little instrument
this Il my dear MrG Vanderhoot Do you
know What u is cAliedf
Mrs. Vaad~rbOof-o. yes; % ts called
tyPa~riier
NrN sutt-riy-Indeoii Whst odd thfnEI
hnd their way into the shopsi Shall vs -
n.,- L, tn diamond oounterl
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a VALUABLE REMEDY.

tits with especial pleasure that we
call the attention of our customers to
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After
fifteen years of constant use It has be-.
come very popular. 1t has gradually
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cured by its recommending 1t to their
friends and neighbors. No one suffer
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children without danger rs 1t does not
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A PHYSICIANS OPINION.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
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w. L. GLEAvEs, NJ. D.
A'Su""oyt N4S'
A SEVERE COLD.
I had a severe cold for over two
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Baden, Kan
COUGHS.
Having had the occasion to use
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WHOOP1NG COUGH.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is "the
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GROUP.
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TINES or HOLDING COUNTY ArD PRruINoT COUNTS
County Court for minal, Civil and Probatr ous-
ness-4th Mondays In January, April, July, octo-
Der.
Commissioners Oourt-2d Monday In February.
Nay, August and November.
Justice Court, Precinct No. 1-Last Monday In
each month. at San NJ ARGOS.
Precinct No.3-2d Friday in each month At.Ctty.
SD Wimberley's MIL.
Z" 4-4tb Saturday Dripping Springs.
. CITY OFFICERS.
Aiyor-Hsmmett Hardy.
COunoil-w. D. Wood. G ". Donaldson, Gid
Johnson, D. A. Glover, I'D. J. L. Green, P. J. U.
smith, Dan Bofheinx and VIM, Glesen
harshsl-J. N, Turner.
sireet Commissioner M. T. Chastain.
Council meets the Erst Wednesday In each month.
Public School Trustees meet first Tuesday In each
month At the Mayors oiioe.
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Our Clubbing List for 1889.

We are prepared to club the FREE PRESS to new
or rene wing subscribers with the following pubi-
cations at tae rat es specified below II ordered st the
same time with our paper. In the first column we
give the regular price of each publication singly
iu the second the price of the same and the FREE
PRsss together.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-01-10
Tn. old AuntT Wa. Puuied.

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rrt.ifts farm. nsar La GranzS Go. the
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iHE tb- record ons man picksd SO Pounds;
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raekes Sis pounds hssidss milling the coss
n uhs us0rniuz and st right On being tod
shat she bad do1s. the cd aunty nnid;
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-01-10
A Priceless Blessing

in any house. I speak earnestly because
] feel earnestly. have known many
cases of apparently confirmed bronchitis
and cough, with loss of voice, particu-
larly among clergymen and other public
speakers, perfectly cured by this medi-
cine. Faithfully yours,
C. EDWARDS LESTER