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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
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A short session at winch the stzud-
ing Committees We're Elected

a ShOrt Session AT Wblch me stAnu-
ing Committees Were Elected
CITY Council met Thursday night,
President Farra in the chair. Robert F.
Haley acted IS baihff, in the absence Of
Bailff Kelley.
The regular order of business was dis.
pensed with and the standing committees
for the ensuing year, were elected, Mr..
Baugh casting the vote Of Council. The
committees as elected are as follows:
Finance-James F. McGonigsl, Philip
q. Shea, Samuel Chambers.
Pablo Buildings Dilliu, Pres
ton Ayars, Daniel A. Forrest, Aaron 8
Beale, Thomas johnson.
Law-Daniel A. Forrest, Aaron s.
Beale, Daniel McKenney, Isaac Dillln,
Franklin b. Cotton.
Fire Companies william g. Bsugh,
Preston Aysrs, Charles A. Ryan, Francis
L. Sawdop, Thomas johnson
Police--F Francis T. Sswdon, John
White, William G. Baugh, Philip r. Shea,
George Mccall.
New Map-John E. Curren, Benjamin
F. Davis, George Z Roberts.
Park-Preston Aysrs, Philip r. shea,
Charles A. Ryan, Benjamin f. Davis,
George X. Roberts
Printing Charles A. Ryan, John White,
Joseph w. Coley.
Bonds--Aaron s. Besle, John White,
Benjimin +. Davis, John L. Curren
Samuel Z. Lawson.
Navigation James F. MoGonigal, John
| p Curren, Benjamin F Davis, Franklin
b Cotton, Samuel 0. Vanderbilt.
| f iucation-Johu E. Ourren, Daniel
Mckinney, John W. Hawkins.
| Acrounts-O .niel Mckinney, Benja-
min F Davis, Henry w. Perkins.
| Engrossment BEN amin F. Davis, John
| 4. Curren, Henry W. Perkins.
| Elections John White, Michael j..
Sharkey, Daniel McKsDney, Francis L.
\ Sgwdon, Samuel Il. Lawson.
! The name Of Mr. 5harkey appears only
I on the committee on elections. At the
caucus of Democratic members he ds-
clined all committee assignments after be.
ing defeated for the Craftsmanship of the
committee on fire companies, but Mr..
White, chairman of the elections commit.
! ter, kept hts name en-, despite his desIi.
EstiOn,
After electiog tho committees Council
adjourned until 8 o'clock Friday eyenir G.
Al the adjourned session OF City Connect
| " llihE llsut, ltt-lurlt r ARA lTtSlut ukt LLs
1 ord .nanees providing for the appointment
Of a police rnstron, aud authori2 ng a. loan
Of Slu.00O for park purposes were returned
with the mayors approval.
RECEIPTS OF THE wEEK.
The city treasurer reported balance II
hank o. 40 72s. Sc, and receipts Tor tbt
week az follows: Collector Mealey, S6,S2j
Collector Moody, iS,2l6; Interest OF
Latimer trust fund. go; Clerk 81 Muntcipa
Court Hyland. sii6 30; Chief OF poltc
Swiggett, $40; Cry Engineer Bouehman
$3.50, So: Building Inspector Dillon, al.
Building Inspector Dillon reported hRv
Ing Issued during June permits for i
dwellings, one hospital, one stable, one ca
shop, one barn one church and sever
additions; value Of improvements. s36 500
Coal OIL Inspector Durney reported hay
Inspected II, $40 gallons u oil during June
A HEAVY PAY ROLL.
The payroll OF members OF Council 70
June was read as follows:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

A novel and very pretty electric dining
room fan has iu>t baen put up In the new
Ice cream parlors OF T. $ LAwis, Tenth aud
Washington streete by Isaac F. Belts.
The fans are for the purpose Il
cooling the rooms. ThAy accomplish
Il in an etfsctiv, and pleasui an
manner. The fans depend ton the
calling and WORK back and forth In the
manner the ordina hand fan. They are
very pretty Objects heinz made a ham.
merad hrass. The motion Il not rotary and
Is much less il-asreaba than the old
fashioned machine. snop-like fan working
on an axis. they are worked BY nne-
eight, horse power motor CONSTRUCTED py
Mr.. Betts. The motor power cannot bs
heard, the coul swaving Of the fan is all
THAT Is felt. The machine has power TO
! drive four fans similar to those er-c'si IN
Mr. Lewis Ice cream parlors. One side OF
/ the apartment is away from ths II 4 renee
I o' the breez' so that visitors who wish can
! enjoy the advantage o. the cool air without
4 fhslinR Il Blowing upon them, while others
4 VITO may be partial 10 tbs pleasures o. a
\ good Cape NAV bfe ~ while eating their
cream can enjoy that luxury at the same
Z time
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
Beacham's pills act ike magic on weak
stomach.


Sheriff Allen sold the following properties
at the court honse Friday afternoon:
House and lot at the southeast corner OF
Twelfth and Tatnall streets. property Of
Daniel n. Kant, to Tllghman Johnston,
L a., for $50. The brick mansion on the
nor b side OF Sixth street, between Spruce
and Church, lot az s95 feet, property OF
John P McColom, 10 the City Loan Asso-
ciation. for $3.50. House and lot at the
southeast corner OF Tenth aud Jefferson
streets. lot 25xlO0 feet, properly Of william
D. Pyle, to the City Loan Association, for
500. Three-stofy brick house on the west
side OF Poplar street, between S -cond and
Third and two-story brick house on the
northwest corner OF Third and Walnu'
property Of Robert r Jefiaris, to Lord &
Ennons, for s201 All the above prop
critics were sold subject to mortgages.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
Knowles, DouDie Riessing.

sUsseA JWIFTlAIt
Horace Grtel Knowles was donbly
blessed above the ocdinary off1ce-sseker.
While waiting for one ofi,a ne obtained
subsistence from another. While struggling
for the Bordeaux consulship he drew Z 100
per month as an attAche OF the folding de.
partment. Hope deferred generally makes
the heart sick, but not so with Horace
9 -eeley. The Young man who handled tue
the last. the decisive bag OF money; The
young man who was so prominently denii-
he'd with the Doodle methods that won IN
SUSSEX aud contributed the Higgins mite
towards uphcldlng a few months longer
the Gripping reign Of an eXorbitHnt tariff,
mnst not be lndemned 10 the lot Of otdi.
navy mortals. TIE sweet cordial OF snug
800 per month must sustain his spirit
while hope Is deierrine and the consulship
T. waiting. Ystilythe powerful money bag
Is the open sesame TO Republican greatness.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
rKo KER VESSELS.


The Eaarlan & EOittugsyvnrth Com.
pamy Busy with work.
The harlan d Hollingswocth Company
has In frame and partly plated an iron
PASSENGER transfer steamer for the New
York, New Haven Il Hartford railroad. for
service between Jersey City and Harlem.
N. Y. Her dimens ons are: Length over all
on deck, $50 seer; beam over all, So feet;
d pin Of hold. Is feet inches. Her motive
power will consist OF TWO independent,
horiz 1ntal. compound surtaee-condensing
engines, having cylinders "a and A inches
In diameter by feet stroke OF piston. One
engine Is located on each guard and they
are supplied with steam flom four steel
boilers.
This steamer will be constructed OF iron
throughout. With the express obi ct OF rem.
dering her thoroughly Are proof. as wei as
to insure the ESSENTIAL qualities OF tAtey
from collision in sinking, by means OF
complete system OF iron, WAFER light com
pa tments and OF raiabilityin her schedule
services by the adoption of double and indie.
pendent engines, side rad 4 wheels and
steam stearing apparatus. H4t emf edeck
area, including guards, will Ue laid iu iron
and her side or liner houses will hs con-
strueted throughout OF the same material.
The hull OF the boat will DO divided Into Ii
water.tight compartments. formed OF fore
and aft and transverse bnlkhesds.
III tue hthTUOhIu HlubnOuee On tue nlhiu
deck there will be ladies' SELDOM, toilet
room, engineer and assistant engineers
room. captains room, dining sal on, pam
try, cooks and waters quarters, aud q
spare state, room. On the port SIDE deck
house will be a Hentlemen's saloon, lockers
Tor stores, foreea.tle Tor men, engine space
and rooms Tor the engineer aud assistant.
| Ia the SECOND story will be social hall,
! ticket OIL ", pilots room and snare state
| room. Inc liner eouaes will all have iron
decks AMI fl )ors. Wide statrwsys at each
eud OF each house lead from the main deck
to the saloons above and from the saloons
4 TO the hurricane deck.
The new steamer will be named Mary
\ land and will take the placs OF the burned
steamer OF the same name.
Tbs same Arm has recently closed a con-
tract with the Brooklyn and New York
Ferry COMPANY Tor a new ferry. boat l75
\ feet long, SGi feet beam and l45 feet deptn
1 OF hold furulshed with motive power ~ a
jet coud5lsing bsRm engine, is Inches d.
ameter by 10 fset strokn OF piston She
4 will he supplied with steam by one boiler
for As pounds working pressure. She is 10
ne a duplicate throughout ~ 'h- f-rrv-boa'
mann, Finished In set temhAr. 1883, and
viii bs The si1tn ietty-boaL built for thlt
coilpaEy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

PHILADELPHIA. July Cat the Cathedral
esterday morning Thomas Ewing Sher-
man, the eldest son OF General William T.
Sherman, passed through the FIRST stage OF
ordination that will make him priest OF
tho Roman Catholic church. The flnal stage
~ ordination will be reached to morrow.
Yesterday the order vi sub deacon was con-
TERED upon the distinguished candidate,
and TO day be will be made deacon
Sundays ceremony will invest him with the
RANK and power OF the priesthood, The
ceremony Yesterday being In the arch
bishops PRIV tie chapel was entirely private,
only few members Of Mr. Sherman's fam
lily, some neigdboring priests and a few
worshippers who came TO near the area.
hNshop' macs being present. Archbishop
Ryan officiatei at the ceremony.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
A SUICIDE ArT8nA hnsHoUsE.


Pstrick Brosan an inmate of the county
aimshouse, committed suicide at 7O'ciock
Saturdal morning by literally cutting hi
throat from ear 10 ear. He was seen by
almshouss employees half hour previous
to hts death and appeared to bei In his usual
spirits. He must have committed his deal
dslioet ately. lie used sharp razor which
he drew across his throat severing both
jugular veins although the wind-pips was
intact. He committed the deed 10 the
boiler room and some one passing through
discovered his almost lltele corpse. DR..
Gillespie, the almshouse physician, reached
the suicide about i've minutes before death,
which WAS caused from the loss OF blood
Brnsan has bsen acting strangely for a
few days only. He formerly lived IN New
Castle where he Kept the Delaware Aouee
and livery stable. He has been living at
tha almshouas at fferent times for several
years where he attended 10 the boilers He
was about 65 years old and has not single
relative In this country SO fat as known.
Deputy Coroner Btrnhill Investigated the
matter ana gave 4 certificate OF death tfum
sntc'de. The body was buried In potter's
/ 0eld
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

JAMgsTowS, N, ". July 6.--EAriy this
morLinp passenger train No. 10, eat bound,
on the N Y. r. Il o. railroad, and freight
No. So came together near Kennedy. Both
passenger was foiced nleat through the
baggage car. Charles i sman, OF Mead
vlll-, Pa. enRinesr OF the frsight, and
Louis Wen q, of Meadvllie. baggage master.
were Killed, Both flrsm-n were also in
jured. 1t was very foRey when the col
llsloa occurred, and the blame Is said 70 be
on the engineer ri the freight, who should
train,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
nnen,np ~ ne PnrIor..

The tarlors Of IL. Mays T, A. b. socia'y
are now ready for dedication, and the r..
Rty A, A, Curtis will ofilciate al the csre
muny on sunday afternoon, July IAN, at 8
o'clock. All the societies 10 the city will
be represented at the dsdicatory cere-
monies. Bishop Curtis will deliver an ad-
dte:s' y: washington LoFne. Ed, presi-
address the meeting. Many other disttn-
gUi-hed advocates OF total abstinence will
be present. The opening OF this hall will
mark an event In Catholic circles, and its
luaqepcs Tor good can hardly be over estl-
mated,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

The week rhich occurred on the N, y,
P. h Nh 0 pear Z lstville ssra,, r
day IN Ing, / oes not seem to have be
so serious IL its ttfscts, except In delaying
trains considerably. The Norfolk .xpress
witch should have left hers at 4.2O FIJI
dav nlotping lett at s 10 m. Authentic
Information from the scene Of the wreck Il
very SCARCE, but what slight rumors have
reached here place the blama on shitfer
and u freight car Said a railroad man when
asked ahont the accident; II may be re-
cordtd ia history twenty-five years hence,
but we are unable 10 find out anything
nbont Il now
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

Reform school, rspoEts Gi5 young charges
as having spent AZ extremely PHEASANT
Fourth In the morning. there was &
military parade. Eyoll'lonl and piato L
exercises were gone through nth. Tbs
parade was Witnessed by numbers Of
parents OF the children, Al noon there was
tlon oi wpich was the patriotic Washington
pia formulated by the rising You ahat
Of the school, Ia the afternoon thsre was
bR4 ball, another drill and another feast
With ice cream and 6thHr de!cacies con
fributed by the managers and the parents
Of the scholars, Az night there waa Il mag.
niicent display Of fireworks. All enjoyed
themselves thoroughly and not boy was
AAkts
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

Upon he recommend ttinn IN tde last re-
port Of Gifted States Agent W, r. smith OF
The L ited States enrinte,'s en- g In vii.
mtrEton the chief engineer OF the engineer
lug department OF the United States army,
has ordered surveys TO be made OF the fol.
lowing rivers on inc Peninsula, with view
to improvements in their navigation:
Chester river, ma; Wicomieo river, ND. !;
APP quinimtnk creek, D-l Chinco' eaRus
inlet, Md. for the Turpo-e of break.
water; Ouanoosk harbat, Va. Elk river,
Nd. North East river, Md.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

L b Frazer secretary VI the state Board
OF Health, REPORTS the following mortuafy
record OF Sussex COMFY TOR the quarter
ending June S0th, 1889 Des b., s. OF which
u w-re caused by con .unptton, pnen
nonia. disease OF the brain, 8 ryrhoid
few Il, g dysentery, 2 diphtherla, Group
and all o'her niseasas, 55. Tue births
number "a, OF which 70 we're white and /
hank. There were 81 MARRIAGES, OF which
~ were white Rni oacE. WITH an estl
mated population ot 90 people, the
death rate was g. 80 per thousand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
a Cen.,nb,e.. reg T,roEen.

Constable Elmer E. Collins, Of II ,cEessin,
met with serious miahap Ftidgv after
noon while In the discharge Of hls official
duties, Several dislrdety roughs we're
cfeatnc a noiay disturbance In the village,
and It tho request Of Esquire Williamson
Constable Collins went TO restore quiet.
Iastaad OF recozuz ing his authority me
roaRns Sc npon him, and one 1T the num-
Der, Frank McOuen, struck HIN with club,
kntcking him dl~n and breaking his leg
~ the aukle TIE ctoFd then fad. Con.
srable Collins was taken 10 his home and
the hro6en leg was set by DR.. Taylor
MitphHIl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

Prizs for Amatcnr artists.

The Ianss Bradford Company offers an
art gtuieuts and amateuf's competitive
pr2', he work 70 be eshisited AZ tire VIII
rinston fair, September "a to TIN Inclusive.
n y pamphlet giving the conditions upon
wh'en the competitors may enlist, the
company Summarizes: "In order to give
tGli pay TO the inventive fancy OF each
numpe tor, variations OF the particular
s,gly Getitd from one or combinations OF
two " more separate studies, will be ad-
mittei, the so condition being that such
decoration or addition, where not copied
from unr stuale7 must he original The
a0pies are required to be painted In oil and
On CANVAS"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
penth Of rresidanl Adams, wife.

Ithaca, y, July 6 Mr.. Adams, wife
OF Lnariaa K,pdall Adams, president OF
Corneli U4iversiry, diet here last night,
after having suffered Intensely for two
months. Although Mrs. Aiam- had resided
here bur few years tho had become highly
esteemed for her nobe qualities AS a
woman. Sne WAS deeply intrfe-tai In ali
work for the ameioration of suffering and
the banishment Of Incompetence. Inc re-
mains will be taken to Ann Arbor, Mich,
this evening,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
pioNIo PLsAsASTRIss.
Fought 10 the Death over a Woman
DtabottcHI.

WHEELING, W. Va July AT o Forrth
Of July picnic at Horse Neck, Pleasant
county, Frank MILAN and Sam Cronin,
wealthy farmers, qisrreled over millan's
attention TO Cronin's wife. MILAN assaulted
Cronin and the latter drew revolver and
shot him dead.
Frank Webb, while intoxicated, rushed
into crowd at Rush Run, Fayette county.
yesterday, and began shooting right and
left, Charles Weller was shot dead and his
brother seriously wounded.
A desperate attempt was made to wreck
the Elm Grove motor carrying over 500 ex-
cursionists at o'clock yesterday morning.
By lucky accident the obstruction was
discovered,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
8ailraad ginfs.
baltimore Il OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect May l2. 1857.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE DEPo
EAST BOUND.


TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE DEPo,
EAST BOUND.
Express trains
a, M, .i2.0S, '2,ss. s5.08, .6.46 p. m.
NEW YORK, Sundays, .2.ls, '7.oo a. m, 'l2sl
2 P,IHIIIiSyp i week days, .a.is, Cos Ill
7.oh rs. ss.50, 800, 1925, i0.26 a M; 'l26sI
100, '23s, aOO, l.lO, sos. b.2s 9iu. '6.i6 S.G
n sundays 4, 1 ls :. sso \
sos, 5.as. $40, '6.46, s.35, .9.52 p. m.
CHESTER, week days, .2.i3, sos, $50 . oil
7b5, $50, 800, .l026, TO- 26 q. M: le0e, 100 's
500, 41O, sos, h25, $40, '8.dB, 7o5, s.35, 'aSa
CHESTER, Sundays, %. 1s, $50, To5, 7,s5, e.SI
o26 a. M; ti?.ns, 100, .2SS. 800, 40, $685. sd
Clio. % sly, sa;S2 p; m; -
a. M, 100, {i20s on Saturday only ass, add
sos D. m. sundayn. 7.05 a. M. 2SS y. m.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AID WASHINGTON, .4gj
's.4s Ills u. m; 2.45, 'a.46, $40, 500 4 i
daily, $40 a. IN, .2.0s p M, daily, except SUM
PiTTsBURG, .s4e a. M; $40, sos p. nl
eHIcAGo; SO E M; $40 j,;s m; both daily
and S.OS D. IN; both daily.
siNGERi.Y ACCUMULATION, s.so p, N!
and lilo e n; daily. ,,,,o,,.r,
LANpENBEk8 ACGOMMODAIlpN, weei
dnys, d. 10, ills a, M. sl5 and a.in p. m. Sun
days. $50 a. m 2.45 and $40 y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARK Fl sfREEr STATION
For Philadelphia AMI way stations, week
days 55G, t.35, $40 11.35 a m, 243, 2.35, a5S o
m. sundays, 6.3S a. m: 12,d3, 23S, ass .. tr.
For Baltimore, week days, 5.85 6.3U $50
.il.35 a. M; 2.S5 $3.50 p. m. Sundays. $40 a. m
2.31 and IS 30 y. m,
For Landenberg and way stations, wee,
days, go g90, II rs a. M: 2.S5, $50 p. m. Sun
days s.25 n M: . IS $40 p. m
Cincinnati and st. Louis, ILLS a. m, daily
| except sunday
Chicago, $50 a. M, daily except Sunday
| $50 p. m, daily.
Pittsburg, $50 a. M, daily,'except Sunday
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily. '4iU, -s.i5 1000. il.lO a. M, 200 noon
'I.3S !. o. 500, Alb, An, '5.O5, ESQ., $50, sl
| 1910, il,a0 p. IN.
Daily, except Sunday, $40 and 7.a5 a M, 'l.e
'3.3 and 3 IS p. IN. Sunday only, $50 a IN
| Telephone l9a
Rates tc Western points lower than via any
| other line. j. 4. ODELl-
&. o. SCULl, General Manager
Gen'l Pass. Agent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
Monndrd WIN Is snot..

Fort sMITa, ARK July 9 Deputy Mar
shat SHayne arrived In this city yesterday
from Ghckassw mountains with IA
prisoners, TWO dead men and on. nearly
dead. Que Of the dead men is Cornelius
Walker VINO has been shot IS times, He
was approached by rhe officer near Paals
y,ilay in the Ghickasaw nation but resisted
and ehot one OF the posse named Williams
VINO died next day. swavne at once re-
turned the flre shooting Walker IL times
before he fell dead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

EvxR'cN, PA, July 6 Robert Hid
was fatally shot in the abdomen by q
swede named Johnson, in ths bar room
OF the Hotel Kramer yesterday. johnson
shot at the bar keeper beoauqe he refused
him drink and the bull-t struck Hill,
who vas an inoff 4nsive bystander. The
Sgede In under arrest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
The Mexican Hurricane.

Ban Francisco, Ju,y Ga private letter
cause OF The wreck OF the Pacific mail
steamer Granada. Il declares that a
great hurricane prevailed along the Next.
can coast June 22i. SEA gulls te-
ing blown twenty miles inland. TIE
Granada encountered this hurricane and
was blown on the point Of rocks just below
the mouth OF the Apsla river. Il WAS II
O'Clock at night when the steamer struck
and the sea was extremely heavy. 0nly the
GOODNESS and skill u Gattain Deerlng and
his crew saved the passengers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11
WILMINGTON 4 NORTHERN R. e.
w Timetable, in effect June 2Sd, 1854
GOING NORTH.


Leave Wilmington French StD sos a. m; B
& g Junction, SIS n. m; DUPONT $50 a. M
rhadds Ford junction, $50 a. NJ; Lenare Ln
q. IN. Arrive at West Chester tstagcl 1854 n
Leave West Ghester tstagel $40 a. M. Coates
vile, g.35 a. M; Waynesburg junction, 1907
M; Springfield, 1924 a. M; Joanna, 1922 a. nj,
Blrdshoro, 50.53 a. m. Arrive Reading (P. 6 z
station) Il. 81 a. IN.
Additional trains, daily, except Saturday and
Sunday, leave Wilmington, 6.i7 p m, B. & o.
junction, G.2s p. m, Newbridge, 5.il p, N Ar.
rive DUPONT, $50 u. nj.
On Saturday only, will leave Wilmington at
SIT p. IN. Arrive at Aewbridge. h4i p, m.
Leave Wilmington, l0.15 p. M, Newbrdss,
1915 p. III. Arrive dupont. l0.55 p. IN. LeaSe
Birdsbnro, LILO D. m Arrive Reading l.4Q .. m.
On sunday only, will leave Read Al $50
a. m, for Wilmington and inte Iedlats
points. ST Peters at 40 p. M, Warw tx, 49,
p M, springfield. 300 p, M, Joanna, q p, M,
Birdsboro, 5.52 p, in, Arrive Rea ling, 8 p m.
GOING SOUTH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

Macon Telegraph.
FIRE! n Z lre" A parrot belonging to
Mr.. W, U. Dodson, who lives at the corner
OF Clarke and Crew streets, IN Alfalfa, sang
our the startling cry recently, and the peo-
pie rushed outdoors and discovered that
the parrot knsw what II was talking about,
for tine residence Of Nj Y4ndlI, across the
street, was in. blaze This Gre department
vas called out and the wise bird was given
a cracker
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

MILWAUKEE, Via. ,Jnly 6 It was reported
to tt. police here last night that Louis
Cherier, cashier Of tho bank at Houghton,
has disappeared with largs amount OF
money. II Is nor known d1hni'ely but II
is surmised that Charisr has in his possess
sion the money watch WAS TO be used In
paving ntf the employees OF several big
mines II this Ia correct he has with him
somelhinR over $50, goo in cash.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

SYDNEY. July 6.-Lieltenant Thurston
has C ,ncn'ed his inquiry lnto the charges
made By Germany that u. 81 -tancs mud been
gwen Mataata by the British consul at
Apla. The Investigation resulted In the
exoneration OF the consul from all the
charges.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

The monitor Amphlttite, built by the
Harlan 4 HollinRsworth Company has been
ordered from Philadelphia TO the Norfolk
Lsry yard to receive her armory and GUT e,
deok furniture, spars, boats, 30. The
Boston has been ordered to tow the vessel
to that port.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-11

The ferry boat City o, Reading Just com-
ple'sd by the Harlan 4 HolinRs worth
Company for the Philadelphia 4 Reading
X tilroad Company, TO run from PhlladeI.
phla to Camden in connection with the
Atlantic City route, will be delivered 70 her
owners next week. The new tug built for
the New England Terminal Company, will
also leave 10 q few dAYs.