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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

what IL Happening at sh'pynrd'
ma DOcks-prOsDretiye Lauuch.

what Ii Happening at shipyards
hnd DOcks-prOspectiye LauHeh.
The harlaD x hOllngsworth Company
has not Yet received orders for the removal
OF the monitor Amphitrite. although such
orders are expected very soon.
The government revenue cutter now
buildit at the plsey n Jones Comp lny's
shlpSatd will be launched on Saturday
next
The schooner Edgar q. Ross. bound from
Charleston, 8. o., tjr ssaiord. this state. Is
reported among the vessels missing since
the resent gales.
The three mas'ed schooner NJ. D, Mlllen
IA unloading o cargo OF 800 900 feet q yal.
low pine lumber from Appalachicola for
the Jack on ShRrn Company.
The Dix dledge II lance which has had
acme material alterations made to her
Diner WORK AMI her carrying capacity an
larRod VI the Jackson 4 sharp Oompaoy's
shipyard, LET, to-day for Nys York. Hsr
CApteul i peFf iuo,a4sad ,t1i9ns.
YEA ~Ht1 tip E4nuror wa.oh raneu,ly
III Oh atpek aat .tfk z q 'tr Moor, Z.
been lhoIUueh,y - pa gu anu irpainted at
the Harlan h HolllnRswoith Compapy's
shipS ard 30 that she row looks like a new
vessel. she Will b ready to sail In few
dRvg.
Tue Pussy & Jones Company has already
laid the keel Tor the knugkdovn Tor Sonth
America and the work OF framing 10 about
really to begin. The FIRST Keel Of the three
tnmIatlng ye'aels VIII Oh they are about 10
bnlld for The UGlted States government II
| almost ready % be laid and the other two
Will follow shortly. The model ior the
Pennsylvania railroad boat IL a'BJ being
mfda,
Tne Atlas Dredging Company iavsry busy
az present dredging on the Oaps Fear river
ani At Baltimore They havd also received
an eStens W. contract to -htn some land IN
the lower end Of phi'adelphia for the King.
| ssss'ne aud pinieum Land Company, THIS
| d7ainaga sTs'em Ia similar TO the one
adopted by the Narrow Dyke Marsh Com.
pany and Is also Intended for the purpose
OF reelniminR some land TO be used fol
building purposes.
The schoo 4er John O. Sweeney finished
unloading cargo OF yellow pine lumber
Tor tho George W. Bush 4 S0Ls LUMBER
Company and cleared yesterday light.
me steamer Major ReYbold has resumed
Nj.
The steamer Wilmington has taken the
plAce OF the Brandywine for few DAYS or
tne fhl'Adelpnia Line until the latter car
nave her carpets laid and painting 1risLed
Hulcn was Interrupted by the accident tc
me Wilmington last week. The Brandy
WIDE Will resume her trips the latter pntt n
mus week when tho Wilmington will rs,alv,
nef spring evarhauling preparatory to open
w up her excursion season n AuRustln,
tler early 10 Juns, Dates for number d
already been made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

The Oklahoma boomers have been
turned loose upon the promised land"
and took possession with rush. The
scramble and impotence Of these would.
be tenants lead the public to suppose that
Oklahoma is paradise unlimited in its
extent, whereas there are twice as many
emigrants rushed in durilg the first IL
hours of the stampede than can secure
desirable land. Deputy marshals who went
into the territory presumablyto preserve
order have gobblea up the best OF the
territory, and against these there nat
urally ia a very great amount of indigua.
ton. Other selfish interests are main
tanned and there is some danger OF bloody
cobflct between the emigrants. The guy
eminent will be called upon to act in the
capacity OF peacsmaker, which office 1t
will probably discharge through the Ell.
fecti7e method Of a display OF over.
whelminR force at every point whore the
peace lie threatened.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

il sih Of ps. Florenos L. eiahhf
causes much regret and sorrow both in
the local medical fraternity and the many
households whore her professional miuis.
trations have been exercised. She was
a woman OF very many admirable traits
of character. Her short life was surely
we'll spent, and her Influences were felt
in tue profession which she prosecuted
with success aud in her circle OF social
acquaintance. She was practically the
pioneer female practitioner of the science
OF medicine in this State and her a imir-
able esprit de corps, gen'leness of manner
aud tirelessness in well.doing gave her
the peculiar fitness to pave the pathway
for herself and other woman in her pro-
fession to the public's confidence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
nv aESERAL.


]. BURGESS, treasurer OF Durango Dol
- raportsd to be defauiter to the extent
OF si2 100.
Sir Julian Paunceforo, the now BrItlsh
minl-ier. arrived In Washington Tuesday
from New York.
the new purb1at Yorktown was com.
missioned 1t League Island Tuesday TGe
Adams was commissioned at League I,land
on Monday.
:, Surgeon-ganeral Hamilton of tho Marine
Hospital service was Tuesday Inform, Il
BY me president OF tho Board OF heaitn Of
SANFORD. Florida, that q care OF ye'l,w
tsver existed In that city. Every preean
ton has been taken to prevent spread q I
tho disease.
Toe health commissioner OF BaI,ip,Drn
vas notified on ruesdsy by Surgeon general
Hamilton of the Marine Hospital service,
mat at Santos and Rio, the pnrts iIom
which the eorfee importers OF Baltimore re.
eeive nearly all their coffee, the yellow
tever is raging more virulently thar ever
before. At the time OF the last report from
tsTsg IN four dsys, 'N'NN"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
H0NORTNe AHnnn.
Captain W0rTeu Of tho Missouri.
LiOnized IN PhiIadeIphta.

Du,ing the reception Of Captain Murrell
steamer Missouri. ut the Maritime Ex.
change, Philadelphia, Tuesday, District.
attorney Graham, on behalf OF Tho Psnnsyl.
yania Humane Society, presented Captain
murrell with gold medal. The tiistrict-
attorney said thai In all bis public experl
ence be knew Of nothing which gave him
such an exquisite sense Of pleasure ag
standing by the side OF hero who had
saved 7St human lives.
Everyone chesred and the captain mod
estly bowed. In accepting the medal he
eald: 40
This may help ne at some futu-e
time to save other lives. The cargo was
nothing. ICheers.l Life was everything.
lCries Of That's It," and still louder al
plause Why, II It had been neeesaafr |
would nave thrown overheard the who. i
cargo. tGries Of "Thata right" followed
rom all parts o. the room, accompanied bY
prolonged appliance
AlteFwsrd- Captain Murren was received
! by Mayor Filter. 10 the evening he was
the special guest at the ANIMAL dinusr al
The Society OF the Sons OF 1t. aeol ges. al
4 st. Georges Hall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
PORT PENN.

Special Core spondence OF Gazette and Ionrna
PoRT PENN, April l6-rhe steamboat
David Reeve Of L-ipsic, Del, will STOP
at the Port Penn wharf three times per
week during the season on her way to aud
from Philadelphia.
Rl'us Stewart, who has associated him.
ssit recently with Ii. D. Waters in the
real ehtate business, will he shortly mar.
ried TO Mica D'le Of philadelphia,
TIE Port Penn Literary Society, which
haa been holding weekly will hereafter
have monlhly gathering. Tie next meet.
Ing will be held he last Friday in the
mouth at tho residence of DR.. Stewart.
a. DilNofth the proprietor OF the
Port Penn hotel has obtained fractional
license or permit to sell intoxicn ING
drinks. lie will make application at May
court for permanent license. Friday lsat
was the 62d anniversary Of the wedding
OF W Il. Miller aud wife 1t is rarely
the case that husband and wife live 10
enjoy such state oonnnbial felicity. Both
are In the possession of good health.
PonT PgSS, April 10.--The wife and
ohild OF II. Gaynor arrived from
Boston on the 80 p. IN. tram and have
taken quarters ct tue Port Penn Hotel
Mr.. GAynor is the contractor for tbe
building of 2 O0O feet upon the Reedy
Island ietty which will den and his a,ten.
non until the latter part OF December
An average about 90, ieet per year Is
ms'ntained In the work and il ia proposed
RAINING the t'v distance OF fv. milss
from RJsdy ls'and do Sn tho bsy
Thomas Dilvorth lost three COWS, ons
colt and thIes horses l.st week. Their
death IA mystery as there was sppar.
emily no disease among his stock.
PoRr PEsE April 20 -Diiworth a
Stewart, Gamers, have been contracting
Tor tomatoes 10 be grown the coming
eeason. They Offer 90 So per ton fop
contracts made PRECIOUS to April 18Th
md delivered beiore September 18th and
vs. per ton for contracts made attsr April
10th and delivered after September 25th.
-------ss-s-a----------- -
George Francis Train Is reported To bs
starving himself to death 10 New York. He
mas taken no food for tiYe dsIS, " --V
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

The salary and mileage of the levy
conrt members for the year Just closed
aggregates S5,240 81. This is fully
IS, 900 In excess of the cost which would
be required to have exactly the same
work performed by three county commits
sioners. 1t is just 85, 900 taken from the
pockets Of tsz payers. Our own Mr.
Hickman leads ,he list and draws 1927 66
salary. There are others who nearly ap.
proaca MIN, but they have considerable
mileage allowances. Mr. Hickman is on
expensiYe Officer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
ELK TON.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
EIKrUS, MD, Apii 24.--A literary and
mnsiaA entertainment was given last even.
Ing 10 obi Fellows Hall for the b -Dii' Of
the Presbyterian Name fund. Those par
iicipati,g were Mis- Imogena Chandler
Poi sdelphia, elocutionist; Mrs Charles q
Wevill Of Philadelphia, tonrano sololst
and Miss Marie Davis oil E,kton, piano
soioist. Aaher A Scott played tho sccom.
paniments. The entertainment was hieh 5
pleas ng to the fair-siaed audience lhat Ut.
tendet.
Tue delegates from the Cecil Medical
Society to tha meeting OF the Medical AMI
Chirurgical Faculty 10 Baltimore lhis week
are Dre. J. II. janar, s. I, Roman, J. Il
Mccullough, and William Kennedy.
William N. Slngsrly has rented the track
Of the Cecil County Az 'clltural Soci H.
no 10 >" = u -'s 80 ~ -r' RI SO /.
TN .as BH NaYdsi 4tUck a, Ne
4 Ntsl s,Hat " d h-1+
ifc luf livl W s1hlnItt0n
here for several days was taken to Ohesa
pAaks Oily yesterday aud will shortly be
exhibited at Aavre de Grace.
George HaddRway, collector OF Inter.
nal revenue, viii h. III Elkton April 3O.h.
James Archer, Z q OF the fillmore ba,
has been visiting his cousin, Albert Con.
stable, Esq.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
n. & o. IMPRoHEMHNrn.
ne sec"nH Track &" BIO Complete
Within m NFnu,H,

me Second Track so no Completed
Whhin a Month.
kio3terdey's Phillahe!phia Record said Tha
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officlals are
ousllY engaged on various paus for The
Improvement Of their facilities on the Phila.
oe'Pnia division. large number OF men
iraeS, and In a mon h's time il viii be
Ta'7hed rom Philadelphia to BaItimore.
tn9 we trrcas are nesded by the company
no, Only Tor local service to suburban points
nv taic Lor through passenger and freight
"a ny n. improvements now under way In the
11Sishp fhooi of the Twenty fourth street
df22ot Tue accommodation ior mig frame
m,li ee DOUBLED, Pissenger stations ara
, wVl 10 % erected al Upland and al Mou 1t
a mDr,aa. They ara Of particularly pletur.
eslae design. A number Of other stations
~ 70 DC built as applications are made
u .ae uav+l warrants euch Improve.
mah's; The now round house and exten.
s s.s., ,lilnvs " the Twenty fourth street.
'sa''oh viii be tlnisned within d short time,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
L.ns, Through Apathy.

The COMMITTEES appointed at recent
meeting. of the merchants ant manpfar.
tturers ~ this city held In thu Crosby 4 ain
Building, met at 4. II. Blynariia .tors
Tue day evening and reported that on NO..
count of the evideut apathy VI tue bus nsss
men O. Wilmlng:on in reaari to rue ~ 4.
ton OF reducing tina tax on merchant, ana
manufacturers products and sooul IA Wont
he useless to further prosecute thu idea of
Mtsmpting the passage OF m enactment n
Dover to give them tina raiiei from ttxAtl6n
which 1t has been stated they desire,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
aeanamahrr's.

remembered that In all goods,
and most empha,ically 10 dress
goods. not only is the stock
we show the most complete Ia
the world, but the prices are
always as low as or less than
the market. We couldn't
afford to have It otherwise.
+ The effort Is frequently
made to mirepresent our
policy Ia respect to staple and
medium goods. We keep no
trash. We do keep everything
Ia Dress Goods that a self re,
spectlng and complete dry
goods house should have. You
can buy plain staples here a,
the least and can find tn,
greatest variety.
We hold and have held the
only worthy stock OF Gloriosa.
Observation-Disclosures called
have been sold for them at
lower prices. Perhaps you've
bought them. Had you come
here you could have seen
Glorlosa aud the whole range
of Mohalrs, each called cor.
rectly by name and at proper
prices.
The same Is true Of many
other things. Sound reason
log says that YOU cannot afford
to ignore Wanamaker's on
anything Wanamaker's have
for sale.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Competition has it's disadvantage for
the competitors, but mainly results in
advantage to the general public. Fruit,
berry and produce growers OF the Psnin.
sula will therefore be glad to see that the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey has or.
dered 1900 tons OF steel rails for the
Bombay HOOK railroad, and with ample
wharf facilities on both sides Of the
Delaware will run direct from Bay City
or Aayside on the Jersey shore to New
York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Special Correspondence Gazette OF and Journa,
SMYRNA, Apul 70 In Nil PROBABILITY
the merchants OF Smyrna will close their
sores at O'clock, p. m, during the
summer months. A petition Is been
circulating few days and has already
signed by a majority Of them.
Superintendent I. y. Mills has had a
neat fence placed abolt the plot Of
ground adj Dining the Clayton depot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Msssrs. Hickman, wier, Surton, Eiiason
mud Grub, the committee OF the levy oourt
Appointed TO supefintend the r-palrs to
lhisi street bridge are having plans pre-.
pRted and work will soon hsgin. The re-
2 irs VIII comprise an entles new draw,
With ~ r4-t driveway and two footways.
each u ieer wide. TINS mach merry OF the
hraU wHl be operated e'hsc by elac'ficl y
or st"Im r0ver and It Is "Sqeo-sd TO have
tfA work hnlsh \ b4tote the opening OF the
f.lr " Hazai Df Fatk y; iAll. As two
ArH apprcaca 5 to This r'dge hava alrendy
been bult, und-r no head u repairs, vi b
ths ON Jleripu NJ the row draV he stric.
'nte W.T. haze been 'tepArsd" into d com
piste uaW Drld se
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

DENTON, Nh. April 20 The dwe,,,p,
p1. \, tld other outnuldinRs on Tho iar," ri
d, u warren, In TGckahoe Neck. CaroIins
uou y were Destroyed by fte this after.
,lnph about O'clock. Jamts Lana tha
,shsnt on the farm, loses ali hls nersonsI
pr"prfIy, inc nding one horse, two colts
o ply, COW, lot OF hogs grain ana lie,
, ntlgs, Lanes loss is SI 500 on wh,cb
.nefs ts no u slrsncs, and NJ. Warren,s Ios.
U wh,a Tas talpss will amount 10 s2,5lO. on
WHICH theta is an insurance. Of 81 Nd. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Roman l'mraiy princtpa, OF thu high
school AZ L7Ts-, D l., All promturnr
RrpI1Iiab worssr / Sussex county. is
lldaf-tpol % be tn applicant for The pusi-
.lol Of fepnty cUllaGtpr VI Internal revenue
for the a!y,-iUn tacludine Lewes and Har-
r!rgr1u. dr, Tamwaay'5 name will be-
rec mnendrd TO Cole tor Hi, aud macy
prominent men OF his party In this State
and Marylngd endorse bis application.
ar. iTuinA ny was prominently Identified
vito Republican politics In Cscil county.
Md, his former home. and was candidate
Tor the Legislature two years ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

The open rupture between Senators
Quay aud Sherman over the prospective
appointment Of a Republican plaoeman
to the position Of solicitor Of internal
revenue makes hideous exposure OF the
depravity OF the spoil0 system and leaves
President Harrison in ridiculous. IL not
not contemplate, position. II had picked
out B. Frank Gilkason for the place." re-
marked senator Qlay, with the utmost
assurance, and tuen he dolefully com.
planned that during his absence Sherman,
in violation OF their agreement to make
an equal division Of certain Offices,
stepped in and slated an Ohio
man for the position. Meanwhile,
President Harrison, who alone
has the power of appointment, regardless
of how Quay and Sherman may parcel
out the party patronage to their liking,
tacitly consents to the appointment Of
SbeIman's OHIO henchman. The most
decent thing for the President to do
would bs to repudiate both the senators
who have been so impudently arrogatipg
to themselves the prerogatiyes conferred
by the constitution only upon
the President, and All the oaioe
with o capable man Of his own
selection. Imagine two Democratic sen.
ators under the Cleveland administration
coolly appropriating the appointing
power to themselves aud then lighting
over division Of the spOlis. But then,
this is not Cleveland administration
and civil service reform lis nc longer re-
garded with respect BY the party in
! n"~A' % ws-h'-s.>-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

An apparently we'll authenticated re-
port states that yellow Jack" has made
bis appearance in Florida, and thus early
gathered in one victim. With an ont
break OF the pestilsnce at this season OF
the yesr the outlook for the summer in
the soutbermost states lie doleful in deed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

PHILADELPHIA. April "a - The large Garnet
manutac'ory OF Will m E. Montague, No
2il3 Howard street, VISA yesterday leyie1
upon by Deputy sharitf 5choAs'd mon exe.
cutions Issued for the rNynenf OF jddg nent
notes amountna to slea.E2i. Il beaavei
figures. SS'o
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

- % secre airy OF War has ordsd the com.
a' n,, me- &c AZ nil military posts IN /, n.
IT nhu .hEl talute Of So guns Oh Anril Ann
luz nlenaty Of the Inauguration OF Wa.h,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25
aganaMaarrs

,r, faiLAostPmA, Monday, Apla %. lssg'
me SPrtng and Summer
dialogue lillustrated) il
ready. L will help you Ia or.
d Der, by mail. The book
:, will be sent free If you ask for
II on a postal card.
u needs to be repeated and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Citizsn George Francis Train always
kstply appreciative OF opportunity to gain
notcrlty, Is now trying to starve hins ,lf
TO death. He has not taken food for Ave
aann
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Ia almost every case Baby
Coach prices are less than
last year, and for better quail
ties at that. All of the higher
grades are very much less in
price. A remarkably good
Carriage for SO; satin lined
and some gew-gaws, So; be-
ribboned, cushioned and para
soled, $II IS; special, shell
body, and all the needed ago
mics, $40. AS much better as
you care to pay tor. All the
sorts (maybe fifty of them)
are where you can glance
them over In five minutes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

For The J.ssup 81 M0pre Company.
~ Fa5 nalRo tina vas ihIoWn overheard
from The 50 amer hhsoari to maze oom
II" the Dai marks phrsengeis, 250 hala- U
rug hhn ~ yes Of tNrrti WIS weft ron
-n ned TO ~. I4'sup Il Moore Paper Com.
pany OF this city, MI
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

tEAY AuiNtGs NltAf D. VIE i.HFllSl6,
S aw, Or. and Mrs. q. W. Marshall, Mis-.
William Marsh Ill. nr. 8. Z. Marshall, Nj
aud Mrs. Isaac Tru,tt, M. aud Mrs.. j. 8
Smith, Jr. and Mrs. ]. W. Adkins. Mr.. and
Mrs II. Il Gllmqn, MT. and Mrs Joseph z.
Holland Mr. and Mrs. J.W, Tru.tt, Mr. aud
Mrs. g. Fisher p erce. Mr. and 6ie. Henry
Smoot, Dr., and Mrs. J d. Piarce, Col and
MIRA. NJ. Il. Davis. Mr.. anf nra. j. j.
Rosa, Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis,
Mr. William v, 8 pple and daughter Ida,
MIS- aud Mss Ackerman, the r v. and Mrs
G. Kerr, Mrs. Ella Aided, Mr., and Mrs
Il. Il. HVnson. Mrs George s. Grier, Miss
Lena rharp, Misses Nan and Ella V4ules
Miss S1aw, Miss Sherwood. Miss Pretty
man, Mics Gilman. Miss Pratt, Miss Arnold
Miss haranviile, NiAs Barber. Miss McColley
Miss Nav Davis, Mes1ra. Daniel Hirsch
q Jorge b. Hynson, H. L Paige, Lynn and
William D. Pratt, Tousrln ana FJstel
Oausey, Prof. 4. o. ARNOLD Theodore Town
SIND, Haywood Roudet nsh. DE-. j. s
P'ettyman, Jr., J. wilbur H mmon1, A. K
Hal were Ml'ord's representative.
After the reception the guests sat down t.
a handsomely served and bountifuI colla
lion Of chicken croquettes, oysters, chicken
duck and lily. lee cream. cake, &c. l. wa
at qllte late hour that the guests dis
/ pereed,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

- w.~-Ss. A>o-.oS4as wnv sa,u ~, other.
He says these men began coming to
his HOUSE before breakfast and kept 1t up
I'LL midnight. What they find, too, is
that that bad man Cleveland left 80 many
Republicans in Office that great numbers
Of those positions which had during the
campaign been reported as in the hands
of Democrats are still held by Repub-
leans and that there is not even the plea
of craftsmanship to have Republicans
ousted to put in other Republicans. The
hordes Of Republican office-seskers are
able to testify to President Oleveland's
carrying out Of civil service reform even
II the campaign orators represent the
opposite to be the case. Truth crushed
to earth often rises again by most unex.
pected help.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
OVEN, April lS.-Mrs Clara a. i,
Hun In ton, daughter of j. Alexander
Fulton, and the Rev. Samuel z smith Of
Newport, Pa, were united in the holy
bonds OF matrimony yesterday afternoon
at the residence OF the brides parents
The Rev. j. L. Stonecipher was the
officiating minister. The bride wore a
handsome costume OF light brown drap
d'alma, trimmed in failie silk, and the
groom was attired in black. After 4
bonnieous supply Of refreshments va,
served they took the As train for New.
port, Pa their future home.
Dir. j. M. rWi'ley returned from Den
yer, Col, Tuesday evening, and will re
sume his practice here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-25

Black Surah at so and 60
cents a yard. and Black Satin
Soleil, a wearwell dress. silk,
at 81, are the Silk bargains of
the hour.
We need to say that sub
rosa. else the bargain Iadias
might be provoked-,hey are
cheap at rs cents and 81.
But it is the elegance. the
completeness, the general ex-
cellence and superiority OF the
Silk stock Of which we boast.
You know 1t, as your pur.
chases show. Ere long we
shall have even greater cause
Tor boasting - and you for
buying. ....... ~.