Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-11

Some linen towels So years old, and
the wheel upon whirh the material was
| spun, are on exhibition at Ornnor &
Co.'s windows, No G2l Market street.
meeting Of the State Board OF phar-
macy will be held in this city on We'd
nesdey, April l7tb, at l o'olook, tor the
registration and examination Of appli-
1 Giants.
The erection o. an Episcopal church at
Orisheld has begun. About 81 700 of
the necessary funds have been secured
The Rev. MIR. Murphy OF Paramount, Nd,
has the matter in hand.
While engaged ia honing razor at his
home, No. 1904 Rodney street, OH Satur-
day, Henry A. Miller, ticket agent At the
Il, ~ y. Delaware avenue station, almost
severed the thumb OF his left hand.
The threatened trouble in Bethel and
Glasgow NJ. Il. Church has been averted
by the appointment Of the Rev. i y.
Garner as pastor and the sending Of the
Rev. j, W. hammersley to Church Greek
smyrna NJ. e. Sunday school has
elected George w. Taylor Mrs. +. r..
EVsns and Mrs James Anthony dele
gates, and Mrs. X. L. Storm and Mrs. Fl.
ID. Boyet alternstes to the Sunday school
convention.
valuable black mare, 10 years old
and about IA hands high, has been stolen
trom the stables of Mrs. Il. Il. Robinson.
4 The Farmers' Association of this county
offers II reward of 800 for the recovery
Of the animal.
The Dolbow will case hearing before
Register Bradford was again postponed
Saturday until 10 O'Clock next Friday
morning, on account Of the continued alb.
sencs OF senator Higgins, one OF the
counsel in the case.
Register Bradford has granted letters
OF Standardization on the estate OF Richard
hooth, late of this city, TO Mary A..
horney OF Baltimore sister OF the de-
| ceased. Tho estate, il is said, is valued
at between t50, 900 and $50, 900.
The Rsv. g. L. Hubbard OF New Castle
writes TO the STIR from London that he
is hopeful of getting home ia better
health" That paper stetes TINT Alr.
Hubbard is now we'll provided Tor and
that he will lack nothing that will add to
his comfort.
Saturday night about o'clock Thonias
Campbell while intoxicated fell over
board OF the King street wharf. He was
rescued by the sailors Of schooner
anchored near by. Officer Head brought
the man to the police station where he
WINS cared for.
Saturday afternoon mod dog made i.s
appearance in Btandywine VilIage. Run.
nlng along Market street the rab:d dog
bit several dogs. 1t was killed in
Pierce d Blossoms briek yard, on the
Concord pike, where the animal had
takeu refuge.
The Key. Gilbert Raymond, ex prasi-
dent OF st. MAry's College, died on Sat.
ufday AZ Opeioasas, La, where for nearly
I4 yeats he Lad beena parish priest. Prior
to his residence in Opelcusas he WAS
yioar general OF The diocese OF New
Orleans, Ito waa 50 years Of age.
John L. Gardiner Of this city. recently
deceased, was insured ia tue New York
Life Insurance Company on the Is years
non-f0tfeitinR tontins plan by j, II
Bryson Tor $4,000. The ooapany ia now
settling the death claims for that emount.
Eutowments paid by this company for
1883 amounted to SIS i25 1926 rs.
William II. FOuIk will erect -four. story
brIcli building ~ Nc SIG Market street
for Miss Harriet l HeWlin. Work will
be commenced next week. The present
structure, which was hasson'B saloon,
4 Will be entirely demolished Tho new
building will cost between $1,000 and
$4,000, mr. toulk hbs also ia hands u
three-stoty bsick building al tie rear OF
Porter u 20. . store on Market street.