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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Stats Senator Taomas v. Coopsr en-
tered mp his bond yesterday and took the
oath of Office as coil4ctor of foe port OF
Philad glpaia. He was required to enter
security Tor 8 100000. and these gentle,
msn became his bonhsmen: General
Lilly, s.mnei A Crozisr, of Delaware
county, ex City Treasurer Martin, Walter
Y Hopes, OF Media, Samuel W. Haw-
ley, of Media, and Captain Isaac Johu-
son, of Media The care which Mr.
Cooper hiss taken to avoid having fhils.
deiphia poll ioisns ss his boud4men
indicates desire on his part to be iuds-
pendent Immediately after taking the
oath OF offic Senator Cooper wtoie bis
resignation as senator.
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Nearly n Centenariau.

Special Corresponds nee Gazette of and Journal
ELKTlN, Nd, July Il,-Mrs. Raehesl
E. Smithers, widow OF the late Nathaniel
Smithsrs and stepmother of the Hon. N.
B. Smithers of Dover died on Tuesday at
the residence of her nephew Joshua Olay-
ton, on Bohemia Manor, Oecil county.
She was one OF the oldest residents Of
this county, being "a years old. Shs
made her bone with Judge James A.
Lewis, of Elkton, but was visiting at the
time OF her death. She was able to 90
sbout aud left Elkton less than three
waeks ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

The closine go. sions of tue National
Christian Epdeavor convention were held
in Philadelphia Thursday. Addresses
were made hv the Revs. Wayland doyt,
u. d, o. Fl. Farrar, D. D., j B Hslwig,
D, D., Miss Emily Wheeler and others
Postmaster. general Wanamaker made o
few remarki. The afternoon session was
held st Belmont, where addresses were
made by the Rev. W. Hsmilton D. D.,
aid Mr.. II. p. Wilder. In the evening
there were adiresses by the Revs. A T.
Person, D. D and o P Clifford, D. D
The Rev. F. E, CLARK, D D., was elected
president. The number OF delegates
registered was 500, representing 81
states and terri or,es, three British prov
lnces and Germany and Turkey.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
PkSIHsULA EDITORS.
Tho Annual Convention TO be Held
at rehsNM Sprinan.

at 80 ressOn Springs.
Through the courtesy OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Compan ths Peninsula
Editorial Association will hold itE annual
convention at Otesson Springs, Pa.
The party will leave This city on Satur'
day morning, July 20rh and will 20 by
special car on the ll.50 q. M. express
from Philadelphia.
Arrangements have been made with
the superb hotel at Cresson owned by the
Pennsylvania railroad for the entertain
ment OF the party. -Mo %.
0resson ~priug is on the summit OF the
Allegheny mountains about 200 miles
west of Philadelphia, short distance
from Johustown. II is regarded as the
mast delightful mountain resort in the
Ailsahanies, and its hotel acconmoda-
tiops are unsurpassed.
The full arrangements for the trip will
be fnrnisned the members of the nssooia.
tiun by to morroW's mail,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Perry TIusty. one or the dest aud
most respected colored citizens. died
Friday morning ct his home, on Tatnall
street above Eighth. Death resulted from
general debility. For years he has been
employed as gardener. He was men,
ber of Union American Church and was
between so and 80 years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
In uniir,lr rtnbherY.

A lad about u years OF age, giving his
name ss John Clarke and his residence
Wilmington, ia in jail at Media, Pa, on
the charge of robo.ng freight car OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company at
Lenni. An aocompiice gave his nome as
Matthew Hsggary and his residence as
MAst Grove. ......sss.......,.s-ssas ssas..usa...-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
a Morse lence om .he cause,yay.

AZ a result of sone ban ering coucern-
ing the relative spsed OF thor respective
tfotiers, john Goldsboroush, bartender
at the Europ AN Ho'el, and DR..
Emil Heitel on Tuesday night wet
contested for the supremacy aud u $40
stake on the New CASTLE causeway. The
race was best two in three half mils
heats. Goldsborough's horse won in
straight heats, but DR.. Hertel still be-
lievss his mare is the speedier and
another challenge may be the result. A
laIge crowd witnessed the race
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
Complaints sgainst a bridge Tender

AAroor Master Fesster last Friday
served notice upon the captains of the
several river STEAMBOATS, of this port that
they must comply with the ordinance
compelling them to run not faster than
Ave miles per hour. There has been
some complaints that this limit OF speed
was frequently disregarded to the loss of
vessels tied up along the Christiaus. The
notification evoked an almost unanimous
complaint against the keeper of the Third
street bridge. This county employe is
charged with aigrant de-eliction of duty
The captains stated to Mr. Feaster that
the turning OF the draw was almost en-
ttrely entrusted to boys who loaf around
the bridge house aud perform the manual
labor of turning the bridge. saving the
bridge tender the work. This delinquent
tender OF the bridge is brother of Levy
Cou=tmsn Hickman, who formerly served
the county as inspector Of oyster shells.
The complaint is made against him by
reason OF the fact that the delay steamer,
are sntj scted 10 in passing through the
hridge neoessitates their running faster
in the creek to keep up with their
schedules.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

The X ,npett Mems says: ''on Tuesi y
a'terpoJn last, the hotel pope ty ia
UnionvilIe, belonging 10 tine .st to OF Il g
late 3. f ank Martin, wss sold at public
sails 10 l. d. Worst OF N fsSl g, I.sn-
caster county, Pa, for 81 900. Tue
drove lots adjoining were sold to the same
party for 81 $40, and the buildings I.sed
as cabinet-msksr shop, to David b.
Pyle for $500. Nj. Worst, the new land
lord, takes possession August 1st. When
MIR. Martin bought this property several
years ego he paid $4,000.
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Eseavy s,nrm, ~ >usscx.

Special Correspondents OF Gazette ana journal
LAUREL, Jaly IL a severe rain storm
visited Laurel and the surrounding
county last night, doing much damae
to black berries aud peaches. The black
berry crop which has not been more than
thres-ifths gathered, it is feared is almost
entirely ruined.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Found l.GlN Xntfs.

Since Jauusry 6tn, 1876, 10 the present
date, 1853 lost children, strays aud
waits, bGve been returned to their par
ents, free ofexuense, by bill poster George
W. jackson, 902 Market street. So
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

John Cavender, well known citizen
the Second district ot Cecil county,
r., /, died suddenly Wednesday, week Of
Pplexy. he formeriy taught school ut
bilton and Chesspoake City. ae was
ut So years old and was candidate
the Republican nomination for house
delegates. He leaves a wife and two
Rhters. M-M
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18
The CITY AND PENINSULA
DEATH OF MRs. sHIrH RRs IN THE
95cH YEAR OF HEH AGE.
Harm struck by Ligntntng-Local
sporting Notes - Convention of
reachers Gloomy Outlook for
Delaware Farmers.

The wheat through the State has been
all harvested and much is now being
threshed and garnered. It is generally
conceded that the yield of grain has been
light and the quality inferior. a--
In cne OF the best grain sections of the
Diamond State the yield per acre will not
average over 10 bushels and on q great
many farms in this belt OF wheat land tho
return will not be over six bushels to the
acre. This same land has averaged 20
and 25 bushels per acre of the finest
grain.
Much OF the wheat that has been
threshed shows that as light as ia the
yield tine quality is very interior. The
grains ae shruRken, shr vsled and
blighted, deprecialiug, it is estimated, it's
market vaiue about 10 per cent. This
condition of affairs taken with the fact
that farm produce and cereals of all
kinds ara very cheap, presents very
gloomy outlook to the farmers of Della
ware. 1t has been impossible for the
past three or four years for the agri-
oulturi,ts to earn more than or 8 per
cent upon their real and personally in
ve7tments, aud this with full crops OF
good quality, bringing in market the
highest ruling rates.
The farmers who are carrying any bur-
den Of debt will be severely tested is
they can ut all recover from the present
season of crop failures. They have been
forced to the most rigid sort of economy
with the practice of the fireless industry
and careful management to sustain them
selvss by the product OF their lands
and pay interest on a mortgage which
would have been consi Tered, q few
years ago, light rent
A gentleman who understood the sit
uation through dealings with the agricul-
tura! community predicted that there
would be big changes IN the ownership
OF Delaware farms during the present
year, and believed that the sheriff would
be called upon to negotiate the transfers.
The Teachers Convention.
The mt meeting of the State Associa.
tions or Public School Teachers OF Mary
land and Delaware was continued at the
Blue Mountain Honse, yesterday week.
The exercises Of the day included an ad-
dress on "Relations of Psychology and
Pedagogy" by Prof. W. l.. Gooding OF
Dlvsr. He ssid "pae genius of teach
ing is scientific, and although psychology
il science, too much stress has of late
bsen laid upon the relations Of
psychology to teaching. the poets
corner hiss been replaced in school
journals by essays on psychology, aud it
mas been contenied that in order to be-
come successful teachers, books on
pedagogy must be studied. Teachers
| should follow the laws OF common sense
rather than the taeries of psychology.
The successful practical teacher can pre-
scribe better rules than all the treatises
on psychological pedagogy. Tae rsvolu-
tion OF the science of teaching is not
with psychologists; FOR that we must look
to ourselves. 1t adjourned Thursday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-18

Frank Bradley, collector of internal
Revenue for South Carolina, tes
raaigned. w..-m
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

ID EGIsTERED HoLSTEIN FRIEsIAN BULL,
IL bred from neayy mixers, aud weighs In
fair condition $40 pounds; { years old April
10Th J r. GUlLMARrlN & co
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John Randolph as Russian nnister.

from me W washington PfeS5.
The death Of Allen Thor dixie Rice brings
to mind tne fac that the noted j an Ran
Iolpu, of r an Ike, was once Minis er to
Russia. When Gen. Andrew jackson be-
came President there " as a strong pressure
brought to bear upon him 10 pr vide
some way for the erratic ard brill mt
statesman from the Charlotte (Va) district
Gen. jackson y as an astute D ltlc an, and
re, no doubt thought tho far her he re-
moved Mr.. Ra dol N from the active scenes
pollticaI warfare the b. ter It would be
for tn success Of bis administrah II. He
according v sent in MS anne to The Senate
as minister to r ssia. To the
prise of his frie DIS Mr. Ran.
d)iph, upon his confirmation b.
he Senate, accepte the pJoi iJmelt. Il
amusing in these days to re d Mr.. Ran
dolph's letters to his Virginia friends a
uhAsned by his biograpuer. 1t was no.
The egotiation Of treaties or the solution
# international questions which perplexed
Dis diplomatic mind, but whe or he must
appear before the czar in knes-5reeches
and wear a sword. Mr. RI do,ph was THU
to atteDua ion, and he ma lifssts in his
tier a most decided ave siou to wearing
nee.breeches, In those days no person
could appear at Urt that did nos do so,
nd probably the &C lid of the Roa oKe, y
IS be has been cal ed, found himself aole
to cope with the situation, for he unex-
psctedly resig ed the post after a brief
service and returned to the United States.
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from manufacturers, IS very anxious, when
he has made profitable line of acqulin-
tances and patrons j. the force, to retain
their good opinion and confidence. Hence.
BY rea on Of a lit lie expose last week, one
of tt ese ge try is at present the verge
Of stracti0n. His busino S is in Jewel Y.
gold watch chains and watches mainly.
During a month or two past he has been
SELF a great many large ard heavy
watch chains whic we're represented as
IS lid IA ka at gold, in several of up
town staff houses. One night an officer
in the course Of an agltated converse ion
with a tough citizen, got one of tn Sc big
chains broke and the next day took it into
a jewelers. on his beat to be repaired
While doing the little job the jeweler limo
Gently remarked:
This is the heaviest filed chain l ever
saw '"
FILLED nothin'," calculated the offer
with a snort of contempt, that's solid
gold
"Ohl no." persisted the jeweler, at is
filed with silver"
Eve tually the indignant policeman was
convinced, much against his will, that e
gold Of his ain was really hardly as thick
as an ordinary business card ard that all
the solid interior was silver. Much more
than half of the entire weight was of the
baser metal,
he furious officer swOre and fumed, get
ting madden and madden until he next
payday, when the peidler came around to
the station house t. collect another install.
merit on that 's)lid gold" chain. Then lie
seized upon his creditor, shook him up
violently, revied him. called him all the
names that were common and unclean,'
and wound up by swe ring to send
him to the penitentiary or the
stale prison for the fraud. Severa
other officers who were equally vic
tlmized d had bee Informed the fraud
joined him In his denunciations and threats
The poor peddler was overwhel cd with
dismay, called upon ali the patriarchs TO
witness his innocence and swung his hand
over his shoulders until his wris
ached, emphasizing his pr1testati1ns that
nothing could tempt him to "4hvindie such
honorable shentlemens unit Root friends
He wa SO earnest ab ut it that he even
impressed his sccusers that it might not b.
altogether the fair hing to "sn0w him a.
once to his dungeon cell" Still be could
not deny that the chains, two or three of
winch were oxen upon the spot for ex-
animation, were a fraud. Finally the
ward detective took the peddler by tn
shoulder marched him out to look
up the facts. The fr.t evidence in hi,
favor was bis bill of sale CT the goods.
Gndenlaby he bad, according to that evil
Geace, fought IS lid II karat gold chat s."
linen they wont down to the manufacture
N Nassau strest lofr, from "hom the
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Now Lease on Life.

Consumption is hereditary in my family.
Ny father died Of it. From early childhood
had symptoms of lung disease; had asthma
until ] vas l2 years oil l.; had hacking
cough which continued constantly, aud
when | was % years old began to have a
hurting In my breast ID frequent pa rs IN
ny 81 ulders, an sna p cdttins p iins
when | coughed, After goi through the
usual course Of N ,dicine, to no purp Sc, in
1885 | CONNIE ced taSiug Swi rs Specific.
After using half doze bottles 10 gave me
relief improved In Il 81 aud sire gth and
felt better all over The Specific stopped
my consumption before 1t was developed,
and saved my life. know my lu IS were
diseased from childhood, and ! know s. S.
$. has given me a new lease on life. / ca =
not say ton much in favor Of that medicine,
for In addition 10 saving my LIE it was the
only thing taat gave health TO my Little
boy, who, from his second to his seventh
year, was pale, sickiy caid, suffering
constantly with his head and stomach. He
is no wall, fat and growing right along,
all from taking S. S. 5,
MRS. S. J. SNYDER,
BJwling Green, Ky.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mai ed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
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BARGAINS AT sILVA's.

Spring Clearing Sale OF surplus Stock.
odd Lots. kemnants ald lightly
Imperfect Goods at Less Than est
to Make ROOM for New Imp 1rtGtion5.
A large Of lamps very cheap.
Special prices on dime sets, ten sets,
chamber sets and fancy articles.
A splendid opportunity 70 secure bar
gains.
Am opening spring stock OF Ay fans,
water coolers, ice cream freezers, wire dIsh
covers and other SUNNI T goods. which
viii be sold at .ow figures.
A lsrgs lJt Of uncb, market and ether
baskets
All this and much more At SLvA's.
40 Broughtcn street.
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Fine Table Butter at s rauss Bros.
Booming.

II is said that real estate has at last com
menced to boom under the auctioneer's
hammer II coats were town and suits
corner lots, we would soon make every man
and boy real estate owner in Savannah
without the assistance Of any auctioneer,
because, you know, The Famous believes
in selling things cheap. 144 Co gress street.
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That The Famous takes the cake for the
best aud cheapest Clothing in Savannah,
and Jones knows, a. he has dozen boys.
lie says that he don't take much stock In
TIE blowing and Dragging Of the Savannah
Clothiers. lie has tried them all, AID bis
yerdi.t is emphstieally IN favor Of IN,
Famous, IA Congress street, corner Whit
Akor.
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Ihe kochester.

The great unApproacnabe lager beer, Is o
very fine beer Of rare purity and excellence.
II has q fine, bright, clear. sparkling ap.
pesrarcs; has q very fragrant ard most
agreeable ta,te. Call for Rochester Beer,
Bohemian Brand. and take no other. Made
Rochss Ct, r. Y, AID sold OILY iu bottles.
For sole by John Il as A Co., j Mc0ratb,
s. w. Branch and w. u. Cooper.
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NEW AND ARTFUL TRICK
DEVICES TO DECE We BUY 4Rs OF
GOLD AND JEWELS.

The Ruction Raised Among the New
York Police by a Gold Chain Peddler
"A Manufacturer Who Skipped Out
Biting the Pawn Broker-"Garre*t
shops" and her Products-The Of
color Diamond Fraud--Alluring
Doublets,
Copyright 1897
NEW York, May 1S-There are in
New York number of men-actually ped
dlars. though they repudiate that designa-
+ion-whose business is almost W oily con-
fined to the police force. They sell jewelry
watches, clothing, household good
and other things upon "the ms al
ment plan" to members of "the
fl est" The business is a & cd one, collec-
tons are sure when the monthly PAYDAY
come around and the expenses of trade are.
to those engaged in this line, much smalle
than are borne by dealers who have store
rent and clerk-lire to pay. Co saquently
the me chant who is his own salesman and
clerk, and whose pockets are his store, OF
who, de ling in bulkier goods than those
he can carry, sells on large commissions
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1hA FamouA

Is a good stewarj 81 yoar clothing money.
We waat just pref, and a big trad,, We
must get both Via, can we oIeri The
best possible goods Tor tho lowest possible
rrics The Famous, la Congress street,
corner Whitaker
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e-nls had been pure a,ed. oste1nbly to ge'
MFVol them, and IN Ave minutes rad clear
pD' mat be was !vingly paiming eff the
w Csu O. tces as solid gold. Tht peddler,
HtH the thong : OF the hole he was
- .Apraaently said enough to alarm the
MANI aciurer, who dencnstrated that he
', wa use IN his day and generation By sell
Its Is {Iaee aud Skipping cut for parts On.
a., VI Oei-Ie they could ee' wCrrant for
~ ~ Pbehensicn. Until be can be foaud
~. maayit will be kept a. quiet as posi-.
~ uu .1 Is even Questionable il be would
IVY secuted ere he &c show himself here
~, lew weeks az some Of tie victims
n'oY tLst time have comprom sed wit
'eu Ter, while others will have worked
GER cha upo ether perso ~. AMI II
'u' g. b dy's interest I stir tie mat.
Niep Even the peddltr will want The
AHhlr f1fg item =, ,oon ~ rossihlo.
lb. gl'-i De- even l. rs best light, credi.
fgg' W Ll' business aeumon.
'I't' D karat gold b. worth in the cru.
H.. IL os ~ per penuyws gbt, and chains
I.'.. ,ii-h 10 BIN at0j ceots, Which would
H.f out cents Tor ! ~ and nothing for
~ VI ~Ahuiaeturo. Toe LOSE Is generally
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: BIO Fashions Tor June

The attention Of tho ladies OF Savannah
is respectfully called to the large variety Of
fashion DO, ks advertised at Estill's News
Dep {, NJ 2lk Bull street
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eIh sulta for S1O.

Get one whieyou have the chance. Straw
Hats at reduced prices. Go to Inc Famous
II you want to save money, la Congress
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The Brown Cotto Gin Company, New
Loudpo, Com, manufacture Cotton Gins,
Feeders and Condensers; Linters of i'm
proved patterns, with automatic feed, for
Oil Mi IS; Ribs, Saws, and repairs for g ms
Of all makers Write fer prices
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

French and Amer can Champagne Foreign
and domestic Wines and Liquors. a. lowest cash
prices, " Lawns Estate.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

RIO COUNTY OFFICERS y uooha and Blnnt.
required D. county afiicen fof ne uaf -
the foNrf of fof QulrnNha eanfiina 10 ofdnf ~
~. Nlhhih0 Nj VA fNih1tNa HOUSE. !
MhiiaAef t.feef. N4tAhnah.
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At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ga.
you get all the comforts OF the high-pricod
hotels, and save from 81 TO 81 per day
Try it and DO convinced. Boston HON,
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen fine Cabi
4 net Photog apis, as MANY for eight by ten
frame a. you wish, ct the SAVANNAH PHOTO
co :, $40 BrOu<hCun street.
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A Perfect P rIor Amusement.

Tho Harmless Pistol with ~ Der vacuum
tipped arrow. No sharp points to mar fur
uture. will not break even & ass. Complete
with target. Price 30 cents. For sale at
Estills News d ID a. 2ll% Bull street,
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Good Table Claret at 81 per case, sauternes
Rhine Wines Burgundies, Hungarian Tukay
Old Madeira Ports Sherries etc, at prices &C
cording to quality, At VI. LAWNS Estate.
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I OSr, a black an tan dog. answers to the
- name Of Rowdy. Liberal reward. APPEL
& SCHAUL
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LOST.

I OST, New Foundlanl dog from IS Houston.
H Finder viii be rewa ded by returning
same