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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
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Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
LxwKs, Fob. IA bill 10 the Legislature
will be presented shortly, aeRing for the IN
corporation Of Rchoboth Beach. The resi-
dents and property holders thsre claim
that under the present charter and man
agement the control is veetsd in ono man
and TO tho detrlment Of those owning cot
tages aud that no material advancement
can be had and no Inducements for persons
TO purchase property and build cottnGes
will be made.
For soms time past depro iations have
been done TO the public school build
ing. A few days ago tho ianitor
found for the second tune the ksyhole
on the front door Oiled with pebbles,
causing much annoyance and delay.
The school board at its regular session on
Tuesday night offered alO reward for the
arrest and conviction OF the dspredators.
LEWIS, Feb. 12.-Tbe Lewes NJ. E.
Sundsy.sohool elected the following OIL
GERS on Sunday to serve for the ensuing
year Superintendent, Charles Il. Mason;
Assistant superintendent, Thomas J..
Truxton; Secretary Sunday School Board,
Thomas Il. Records; Secretary Of School,
Elmer O0tten; Treasurer, William Z.
Chambers; Librarian, Miss Mary II.
Records; Superintendent Infant School,
Hiss Amanda Kitchens; Assistant super
intendent Infant School, Mrs. Charles Ii.
Mason.
Shepherd s. aud John Prettyman have
purehated the farm OF George Russell at
the end OF Shankland's lane near Lswes,
for SO $50. The farm contains about
lao acres and Is capable OF fair produo-
tiveness.
Last Friday night during the revival
services In the N. E. church, three gay
youths, aged about IL or Is years, took q
horse and buggy belonging to young
man from the country, who hsd brought
his girl to church, and drove around the
neisbborhood at a'high rate OF speed, IN.
juring the horse and losing q valuable
shawl, DC. On Saturday morning they
were arraigned bsfore Squire Marshall
and put under bail OF $500 for their ap.
pearance at the next term of court. Tht
shawl happened 10 be tine property OF the
justice at the peace.
A trial OF speed between horses be.
longing TO Captain j. p. Virdan, Elwcod
Lyons, John Pretiyman and others was
made on Rehoboth read beyond the depot
on Saturday afternoon. Lyons horse
made the best time.
The Rev. MIR. TIsGsrty, the Presbyterian
minister, is busy man on every Sunday.
He breaches In Lewes in the morning, al
10 80 o'clock, rides to Coolspring, sis
miles, and breaches at o'clock, p. IN. &c
Rehoboth, four miles, and presohes at
O'Clock, and back home to Lswes, foul
miles, and breaches Of night, ct 53C
o'clock.
The Masonic Lodge of Lswes is prepar
ing for an entertainment OH the night Of
Washington's birthday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

The WILMINGTON Basket and Crate
Works which has been located just south
OF Market street bridge FOR several years
past, has finally effected arrangements to
remove its business to Salisbury, lid. N.
Il. Fitch, the manager, ia in Salisbury
this week, making arrangements tor the
removal. Ihe factory will be located
above Jackeop's mills and will consist If
several buildings with o main building,
two stories high and 40 by IS feet in az.
tent. In addition to manufacturing
crates and baskets the company proposes
10 make barrels, shueks aud all other
kinds Of envelopes necessary for the
shipment Of the varied products Of the
Peninsula. This will make the second
mandatory OF this character located in
the thriving and enterprising town Of
Salisbury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journa
sMfRSA, Fen. Zine citizens OF suyrua
arc excited over in attempt male weine,.
dny evening 10 set frs 60 the johnson
Building, In the rooms recently opened by
Mrs. L. A. Cotton MS " dtnss making estnh
lishment. sume person entered The room
shortly after the dressmBker went to mar
supper, ard, pouring oil 90 the Gpor about
tho toom endeayored 10 ignite Ii Win n
match. Luckily they IA MT sue odd
owing TO the hurried manner with whish
tas work Was done. Mis-. Cotton, return.
Ing shortly after found tho door open
AMI gave the alarm. Upon inves.iRs.
ton u WIS found thae ~ Sqe
containing $40 psrtiy finished dres,
and nunpsr or ma-al nppiianc.q
ssei In cutting a1d n ting, toe sther
With ru,nbsr of patterns and M
destruction book wete missing. The "a.
msils of the dress and y portion 81 the
n'eta! appliance we're found IL the atoye,
burned, Ma G ttuu hut reeantIy ftseI M
fhe rooms Rnd employed Madam ,hogo 4
celebrated moliets Of PHILADELPHIA, 10 con.
due; the drsssmaking department, No
cln' has yet bseu found, vhGueh strsnn.
cas- effort Is being made to uprayel tha
Cay 5teiY,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14


Jester & Mcdaniel sold at public sale
on Saturday - fine horses at au average
o, Rl76 each. a palf OF mulss brought
$500.
Elvood Webster will have public sale
OF western hossea at Hochsssin about the
2lst instant.
Uhristiana Presbyterian Church which
hag been improved at a cost OF $500, was
reopened Sunday.
The Rey. George W johnson Of laurel,
was given surprise party recently.
Among the gifts presented to him was
purse containing $50.
Pastor Hubbard Of Snow Hill A, NJ, e.
Obusch, has been conducting q nite n sue.
cessful revival, and among his converts
are some who lave bsen living az man
and wife for many years without any
legal ceremony having baen performed.
The pastor has refused to ree4iye any
of these 80 members OF the church until
lawfully ws2ded, aud the ulsiority have
complied. Among the number is white
woman who from childhood has lived
with Golored people, and for years has
been living with opiored man as his
wife. These two were converted, nnd
applied for license, which the clerk If
.he court refused, as there is a law on the
statute books prohibiting the inter.mar.
l riage OF the two rsoaa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
Tho Electric MOTOR Nyntcs,,.

It will oall for al expenditure of be.
tween a. 600 and IS 900 on the part of
the Wilmington City Electric Company
70 spply the electric meter system 10 the
needs of the company's custom srs in this
city, and it will be tedious process Of
several months before tae system can be
Complementary applied. 1t Is the in
tention OF the company to establish it
here, however, as il will be convent
enoe both to them and their custom.
ers. The meters record with
mathematical exachtude to within one
per cent Of the electric odrrent used. BY
this method the poor man can economixe
and the rich man sqnSnder oil the illumi-
nation he pleahes, but both will know
aocuratpiv the quantity they MSS,
"'it,c r. Layton is - esruebt applicant
fnr sh tra. ~ stsr i the y
3 hat 2. .'-seH ~ Via AL iishaeut
Electrician LiShthips has returned from
New York oity, where hs mas been
thoroughly investigating the practical ap
| plicRsion of the system.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

The annual banquet Of the Bar Associs-
ton OF New Castle County, at the Will
mington Olab, was very enjoyable
event and was attended by nearly ali the
members OF tbs association, with the
jl5ges and court etfisers as gueyts.
senator elect Anthony Higgins presid ed
and announced the only two formal
tosstq, Ms follows: 1.-THE Bench and the
Bar" responded to By Judge Houston;
THE Bar, responded to by benjamin
Nielia, Etq The banquet continued un-
til after midnight, aud number of i'm
promptu addresses were made In addition
20 tbe responses to the two formal tossts.
II WIS very enjoyable occasion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

William Berry tne co!oroi prison
keeper at the polos sta lou hos bsen
arrested on the charge of iussni,y. Berry,
who is man of excellent character hos
receatlysgiVen evidence of mental abergn-
tion. Sunday he entered a house AZ
Twelfth and Market streets nnd fudiaz
his way 10 Tho attic went TO aleep there
rhs owner Of the house had him arrested
The unfortunate man is entirely harmless
only little noisy He INDUCES himself in
quoting passages from Sh,kspeare ana The
Bible and in writing seaseiess messages
on bits Of paper.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
Enirn I.lren.n for Icr,sr.

TRENTON, \. j., Fen. l2.-At q con.
feieno5 NJ The Demoora lsadera, in.
ending Uaitad States Senator HoPher-
son, which lasted until 2 o'clock this
morning, the substitute for the present
local option high license Law, which q
Democratic csucus has been considering,
was examined in detsil, II will repeal
the present Law and enact high license
law, with $3.50 as the minimum fee.
Another conference for final decision will
be held this afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
AN usKxowx TRAMP KiLLaD.


An upknGgn man, q tramp, nick'nNmeu
bv bia fellows "Riohu0nd Sim" ass
kncoked down and Instantly killed on mo
p, W. B. y. roilfusd track nesr LNna-
lith ut . 80 o'clock Tuetday eilsfhooh'
Coroner Gamble WA Rppilsed OF the no.
cidsnt aud brought the remains 70 'ho
morpue. A irry'vaV summoned ard INST
AZ johnson Il Ha.nhill's oAioe at W
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. George u.
Quinn was foreman o. the Jury
Evidence went 10 show thet the de-
ceased, with four other ,ramps, rad wan
dered out to the locality Of the scoideht,
where they lit q FIRE. One OF the men
had n bottle OF whisky. The deceased
aud another man nsunHd Sailor Ned" got
very drum and scrambled mp upon the
track; sone Of the other iramps tried to
get the drum ken man out OF the way, ~
the whistle OF locomotive was heard.
They were partially successful and got
the deceased out OF danger OF the paBsing
train. Just then another train, No. pas
seuqer, came Rlong from the opposite d.
reaction. whsn 'hiohmonl Slim" strug-
pled from one track TO the othes aud was
Instantly caught end killed.
Engineer John McGowan testified TO
the fact that the deosasgd stumbled from
tho north bound track on to tho track
his train WIS upon, and was killed. He
saw the men on the north bound track
when he was 200 yards from the point
where the accident occurred, slowed up
md vhistled oil the time, hnc that It WAS
Impossible 10 stop the train within The
is feet. Other cfflsials Of the train con.
frueG the engineers statement, adding
that The men we've apparently drunk and
staggering.
After hearing the statements the jary
retui nad verdict of death by accident.
The deceased is above the middle height,
quite slim, aud about 80 years Of age.
hls left wrist YVES bandaged rom au Old
hurt or wOund II Is understood hs
comes from Riohmond, near Philadel-
pAIA.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
PoRT PENN, Feb. lis. A. Buokanon,
principal OF the public school at Port
Penn, and Prof. Chase of Baltimore,
narrowly escaped with their lives Satur.
day last, while attempting TO CROSS ths
Delaware Bay to Reedy Island In small
cunning skif The bay being full OF
DRIFT les carried their small boat
down the channel, and only by super-
human exsrtions did they reach the
upper endn OF the Islepd, around which
they wandered In an exhausted condition
for several hours until their frantic sig
mails Of Distress wers seen by Captain
Jones' of Rsedy Island Light (the sole
sole occupant Of the Island) Hs went
to the assistance OF the wet and exhausted
msn and fond them ia YET 3 dep.oEstle
condition, hatless oontlsss and ono OF
them shoeless, with their clothes frozen
on them. he rendered what assistance
lay in his power and sent them over to
Port Penn, where they are now stopping
at the hotel, to recover from the elects
OF their exposure. Both gentlemen give
thrilling accounts OF the harGships they
endured
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Auditor Boyoe's report OF the State
printed elsewhere, shows balance
in the State treasury to the credit
OF the general fund, on December Slst,
1858, of S64 ,9ls,is; which the estimated
receipts and expenditures of tho current
year promise to increase to $50, $50. 90 on
December 3lst, 1859. Not ons cent OF
this surplus reyonus comes out of tho
pockets OF the sgricuiturist. The farmer
pays no State fox. Nearly all OF il is paid
by the railroads OF New Castle county
and the manufacturers OF Wilmington.
Leaving out of consideration New Castle
county's share in the 80, 900 tar paid by
the Delaware railroad, the following items
show that New Castle county contributed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
What LnyCon WANTS.

DanielJ Layton OF Georgetown, who was
Mr.. Higgins right boFer during tho la,e
senatorial contest, desires, it is said, the
position of collector Of intensl revenue
for the Delaware and Eastern shore dis
trict. George I. Baggg Of Baltimore, son
of ex-Pcstmastar Bagss Of Smyrna, is also
candidate. Layton builds high on SEN
ator Higgins' influence 10 securing The
appointment, but the Repuhliopn politi-
CLANS Of Maryland Will fight hard to keep
the oflloe In that state.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
Schncn rIead. Not Gnlity.

Jacob Sehoop, he old Gsrman who con-
iessed 10 the murder OF Anton s,hllling,
whose out up body VISA found Ia the East
Park tho nskt day after. Christmas last, on
Friday pleaded not guilty before Judge
Arnold ia Philadelphia. Cont Interpreter
slnson translated the hill OF Indictment TO
s'hoop IS Clerk HaDsSey read Il TO him.
Sshoap stood with head bowed down, and
when The words ibid kill and murder" were
read 10 him hung his head still lower, his
lips tgitched and hts eyelids closed as II he
hardly knew where he wac. Henry Q.
Hawkins, who Is Schonp's counsel, stood
b. BIS slia while he was arrRiRned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Assar us, lip Feb. IL - Tho slats
Gsaefy schooner Folly, Captain George
9apd cosum4uj.ng, captured last uigbi ihe
.epoonass J1a9pa Il. Johnston, Ulptaiu
s4mre C'ox Of Baltimore, aud tho Silent
fia.airAn, Captain Henry Feters OF balti-
IA 70, thu former whi.g. illegally d.s3F.
irR on Tolly's foint the latter GA
EaeGsts Both VESSELS refused 10 haul
10 Several rounds OF small shot and
asnnon nad to 10 ussd Rgainst them.
A.tsr the J3hrsop was struck rhrae timer
ADD tbs iateiuon once with c.nnon bslls
.hey surrendered They did rot return
tae ars. The cnpts!aa VIII have hear
Jag hsre q. . p M. 20 day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14


Tho New York World, which has been
pcrslstently hostile towards Secretary
Bayssd sincs his entrance upon the duties
OF his present digniAed pust, and which
has been especially csussic in its criticism
Of his conduct Of samoan affairs, Saturday
most heartily commends his statesman.
lisG treatment OF the situation. II pub
fishes tbs detailed proceedings Of the
conference OF the Uaitel States, Great
Britain aud Germany, la 1887, upon
the Samoan question, which showed
that the two latter governments
were leaguod against him. In its treat.
ment Of the protocols the World states
that biz. Bayard outgensraled bo,h tho
German ard British ministers, and in
E"the poE.eslebrate5 battle IL must be
owned our Secretary Of Siate fought
well" Thu1 Tie critics Of the Secretary
OF State are beginning to ascertain and
fully realize that Mr.. Bayara has the
ability, cspsoity, manhood and fesrless-
ness to fully, in every senss represent
tho best interests Of this country.
He is in no sense "jingoist' and does
not faunt himself before tho public to
catch the applause Of the seusationalists,
! pzeferriDg 20 rest under Their blatant dis
approval, in the consciousness Of having
performed his duty to It's full measure
and of having served the Republic with
dignity and conspicuous ability; leaving
his publis record to work out it's owr
vindiosiion in the proper manner and q
the proper time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
PhsInaelphia :. Erle,s Iinrn,pr.

PHILADeLpHrA, Feb. 11,-At tina annual
meeting of the stockholders OF tire Phila-
delphia q Erie railroad, held here to-
day, the following diEac.ors wete elected
TO serve for this ensuing year ". Hsssell
Wilson, j. N. Du Barry, Wi,tar Morris,
Samuel Cuisine Thompson, Amos Il. Little,
N. Parker Shortridge, Henry D. Welsh,
W. j. Howard, W. L. Ekins and j.
Bsysrd Henry. The annual report of the
directors showed that the total income
lost year was Sl,655, $50 90. The gross
earnings showed an increase ever those
for 1857 CT 1895 1ll.03 and the net earn
ings an incrslss Of SG2. $40 81.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
A STRIKING DOUBLE TEAM.
W. ". warner,s white Horses,
yained at $4,000,


W. T. Warner Monday received by
steamer Brandywins handsome double
team that it would be difficult to dnpli-
cate. They are pure white snimals with
no black marks about them and Mr..
Warner thinks that no has ons of the
finest and most striking teams 10 the
country. The aniusis came from
Kentucky and are valued at ~ 500.
During the late campaign, gentleman
OF Democratic proclivitiss, in case of
Olevsland's election. had agreed TO pur-
chase the team for $4,000, and intended
TO present them TO President Cleveland.
The course Of events not only prevented
the contamination OF this masnanimous
scheme, but the would-be purchaser of
the horses also dropped $50, 0Q0 IL Dash
as result OF his confidence in Oieyeland's
election.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

The directors OF the Front and Union
Street Railway Company Tuesday de-
ci6ed to extend their line to Silverhrook
NJ the request OF residents o. that section
This extension will he Rbcut half mile
long and will cost with additional equip.
ment about e5 COO. Ths line viii be
built as soon as the additional stock is
subscribed which, it is Thought, will be
in hand by the tims that spticg opens.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Fannie Dnckrie, oolorsd domestic,
aged about 60 years, died suddenly Of
heart disease GA Monday at her home on
West Liberty street. She had Just re-
turned nom her dsily work feeling I'M.
we'll and before doctor could be sum-
noned she expired. Deputy Coroner
Bernhill gave certificate OF death from
natural cauges,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journs,
MILF onD, Feb. 1.-THE money sold At
the msetinR of the Milford Building and
Loan Association on Tuesday night
brought premiums ranging from 3 to 4
per cent.
Captain James Milmap shot seal AZ
the mouth OF the Mispilion yesterday.
The story runs while eunninR he saw a
rather strange fish in the water near tho
shore OF the creek. lie succeeded in
lodging two loads in the animal and,
after he bad got it to shore, IL proved to be
scat real noEthern.water seal-lsrgs
and clumsy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

VEGIaIA CITT NES., Feb. l2.--The
people of this state voted yesterday on q
constitutional amendment giving the leg
isiSture power to establish lotteries In
the state. Those favoling tho lottery
scheme claim they have carried the day
By a large majority. Tho result will not
be definitely known, however, until to-
.r'9ht
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

A series OF electrical flashes aud reports,
the later similar to that OF pistol, caused
no little commot:on at Filth and shtpey
streets, on Friday afternoon. Telephone
iinemen were running wires, and, allowing
them to become slack, they touched several
ton Electric Company and thus caused the
disturbance, Several llnemen Wers percbed
on poles, but were not shocked. NJ damage
Was doae, beyond the burning OF tho wires.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
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nenih Of lie. NEaIpihInlanr.

DR.. William Wsightmann, son Of
William Weiehtmaun OF the famous
chemical firm Of Powers & Weigbtmann
OF Philadelphia, died Monday. lie was
only 40 years Il age, and had been
thnronghlv advocated "a q pRuu'actn-,--
chemist that re AaE! 1ilt5Jssnl tns
great lahDrs'ory 81 ,Ie
MIL His dsYth va su.au u -....i4- s
disease Of tbs kidneys, which developed
Eve months ago, after long period OF
Ii health.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

A. Mt Holly, n. j., Mrs. Carrie l..
rS,'ley OF Pocomoho City, MD, mas been
arrested, charged with stealing go1ds
trom iha Try goods store Of n. Il John
son. her employer, She oiaims .bst the
tAets were committed while che was
und;r the iuaHenae OF opium.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

In the Post Office Appropriation bill,
now b fore the House Of Representatives,
thu salary OF A, K, Robinson, assistant
postmaster OF Wilmington, Ia raised from
IL $50 to 81 500 per annum. Formerly
this position was Known as chief clerk
and the salary attached was 81, 400 per
aunUm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
Honars ror stc.s,,rr ,Ee,v,,,e.

WAsqI oroS, Flu. ~ rhs House
conUaitgee " naval sfsits has deoided tc
port fsvorshiy bull TO reward OAief
Engineer Melville for atitoiious service
III opnneclicn with the rescus OF the
Jeanette party by advancing him one
Degree in ranR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Granville worgeIl, carpet dealer, nj
present occupying store in Masonic
HemplN, has .essoi the binding on the
rartn- west corner Of Effh and Shinley
etr@p's 'or i've yegrs aud WIN remove
sh.ther sbou. Marcel 2Jth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

John Watson cut and dangerously
wounded Stephen Peters, in Salisbury,
Nd, on Saturday night. He charged
Peters with too great intimacy with his
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Ga Thursday the farm OF 232 acres, in
London Britain township, Chester county,
Pa., belonging to Thomas II. Nivin, was
soid 1T puhlio sale 10 Sep.mus Il. NiYin
OF Llndenberg for $40, 900,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

william McySugh of Eoekeslin, well
known in this city, has taken tho hotel ct
Kiublavilie, Pa, lately conducted by
Cloud PieIson In connection with The
hotel Mr.. Movaugh will conduct a fret.
class droveyard and have salea of line
stock from lime to time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

y saoteAs column u qu75at ti,e a,pion
~ enc o. the ioss yroalirea. f4smtrs 10
y IN e ca 90 -ll- aasd
work aud very narrow margins which the
farmers of this county have to labor
under. He advocates doing away with
the present expensive levy court, expea-
s!ve not only in itself, but in It's ex.raya,
gent and unsatisfactory methods. In its
place he would baye responsible com.
mission Of three persOns 10 manage the
county business 10 business way and
w.'hont tas evidences OF job5sry thst
exist under the prelgu. system. This
farmer should 1t The same tins advocate
a tariff for revenue orly. for the benef.
of himself and all ether farmers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Thomas Davidson has erected over the
Rrsvo Of the lste DR.. Swithin Chandler,
in Red Ciay Creek cemetery, q fine
marble SHAFT monument 15 feet in hight.
He has also erected in White Clay Creek
hundred fine monument in memory Of
the late Squire Ru6encama.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

There ia a decided torch o. Lrmor in
having VIZ. Cleveland preach ct Mr.. Hsr-
gis1u In au indianapolis Methodist church
SuuaGy. Tie lsst lyman was 10, why
ahou'd all his h7Ryg loal ny enxinua
son TOW down" aud everybody laokai
T. General Harrison and th1nsht about
Tie cabinet.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

place Tuesday OF Kennett Square, was
90 years old. lie WAS baohelor and had
served ~ gToomsman al ~ weddings DUR
ing uiB life.