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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
SAD sDI0IDF.
A son of s,ate senator Bseon SENDS

A son OF Stnto senator Bacon SENDS
n RuIiet Tht0w9h Ris ssaart.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
LAUREL. March 2O.-our town was thrown
into a state Of Intense excitement at 1890
O'Clock, this morning. by the report OF q
pistol In the s.oreroom OF State Senator
John 8. Bacon.
A crowd. including your correspondent,
rusn.d to tue scene and found Roland
Bicon, aged about IS years. Wing on his
fathers counter WITH the blood oozlng
from a wound directly over the heart. He
livAd but IS minutes The suicide had been
drinking very hard for tna past three weeks
and hnd become depressed.
About 81 minutes prior TO the shooting,
ne entered the barber shop OF Sydney
Srudley, during the proprletor's absence,
taking pistol from the drawer on leaving
the chop. Mr.. Studley who had entered
recognized the pistol and demonstrated
with MIN. Roland replied that he desired
10 kill a cat srd would return It 10 a
f.w INITIATES. He then repaired to his
ra,he, q store aud attempted TO write let
ter, hut being so nervous threw the pen
down, say'nt. It was useless to write, at the
same time dra wing from his pocket the
deadly weapon. ne placed II over bis
heart and deliberately fred, the bullet PEN
etrating the region OF the heart. The de-
ceased was brother of Miss Ida Bacon,
who 10 visiting friends In Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
rIr ZEN POUNDS.
A Holly Contested Fight. Ono OF the
Contestants X ssDch ed Senseiess.

A Holly Contested Fight emo OF INC
conIestunts RBsched sense'ess.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
San FRAHc SEQ. MsIcu 20 Fifteen hun
died people last night saw ons OF the
pluekest fi2h yet sean on the coast. Both
men wore scienosd, but Carroll was too
strong for the plueky Englishman. Bake.
lock. The betting was slightly In favor OF
Blakel1es.
The fight commenced at 9.45. For tho
first few rounds BMkelock bad the oest of
II. In the NTH Carroll drew first blood.
Honors wsre then even until the tenth
riund, when CARROLL Old some heavy rush
ing and knocked Blakeiock down, only the
cal Of Time savlne him from knock
out. From that time on the fighting
was furious, Blakelock standing up and
giving and raking heavy punishment. 10
the I2th round Blakelock came up fresh,
hut Carroll was bent on finishing the
fight and rush'd him around the
ring getting In heavy blows. In the 18Th
Bibkel CHI was groggy but plucky. Carroll
got IN soms vicious upper cuts but could
NOT knock the little Engiishman ont. Ia the
IA b Blackjack was s,itl full OF f9bt and
ror 10 sumo good stabs with his left but
Carroll was too strong and only waiting for
chance 10 give a knock out blow Itcame
In the 18th wound when Carroll cent ia blow
after blow finally delivering a terrific right
handler under d akeloek's ear knocking
him senseless and winning the tight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
LOCAL IsRkYIrIEs.


Miss Anna Bell Swayne Of Kenneth Square
is visiting friends In this city.
John Fiske lectured on "rhe New Eng
land Confedaracy" at the Unitarian Church
last evening.
Charles Z. Kembie OF this city has been
ganted letters patent on paper bag and
twina holder.
William A. Smith, E'q.. has been visiting
his uncle, Hon John ID. Park, chief justice
OF Connecticut.
Some OF the members Of the Phoenix Fire
Company will start fox In BIandywtne
hundred on March 2Sh.
George T. Craig and william Eleinstuber
OF this city were graduated from the Phil
adelphia College OF Pharmacy Tuesday.
gang OF painters under James M.
Btyan, Is engaged repainting aud varniah-
ing the interior OF the city hall court room.
The second one OF the Philadelphia d
Reading Railroad Co.. bar4es will probably
DO launched on Saturday at the jackson d
sharp 90 . ship.yard.
Will NJ. 8. Brown has retired from his
position as teacher OF the plano ard organ
at the WilminRtnn Academy OF Music. @.
II Lauer OF Philadelphia will probably be
engaged 10 flll the vacancy.
Captain 8. Wallis Merrihew. B. Frank
MeDaniel, Clarence e. Elliott. Thomae
Jptferis and others of the Wilmington
Wheel Club, weather permitting, will at
tempt to make century run TO Dover and
return on Sunday next.
The Street and Sewer Department has
issuei warrants against Abraham Peters
and william q. Martin for violating street
| ordinance In commencing building without
having Obtained the lines from this city en-.
gineer. The cases will be heard to-day.
E A. Robinson. No. ia Eng street, has
applied for q parent for a stce CT lamp ligh'.
ing device. The article Is an ingenious
contrivanee like double iron step with
clamps which Il readily adjusted TO the
lamp pest by which the lamp lighter is en-.
abled 10 accomplish his work without car
ryirg ladder along.
Tie schooner Henry NJ. CLARK, Captain
wilson. which was almost wrecked Of
Winter Quarter Ligntstip a couple OF weeks
| ago, put into the Break water Tuesday iu
tow OF the tug ArRus. THIS is the vessel
that was recently paid $4,000 BY the Hay
ten government for detention dufing the
] recent troubles IN Hayti.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
oUIc III ARRESTED.



A WunRRr VINO Wnrdsrousiy
Assaulted Workman at Ihe
FASTER ~ y.
So & ant J, ser received telephone
di patch from W oastle Tuesday morning
that Bul an g wing the nhIDs OF
NJ lcnaal Giui hR1 assaulted one OF the
emp'oyes OF sker's mills and that the
vtetim may possibly die from tie effects Of
the blows which we're dealt with a heavy
on bar. The message also stated that
q usos hail fed and tnar he ,is q HUI.
'lhn. short, thick Set and light COM
piexi IN,
Sergeant Tucker Immediately sent ofi-
GERS 10 both the APP roschss from New
CASTLE, at Market street ard Third street
hridFes. Within few miouEes the Officers
plstrd at tho former bilgs discovered
man walking qpickly towards town who
er city answered The d sctiution.
He WIS followed to the p, ", & D. sta.
tiou where he purcbas' ticket tor PhIla-
delphia. Hswas then arrested ard brought
10 tic bail. IA admitted his lame MS
Glukos but could nor speak English. He
Is held hers tor Identification.
TIE arrest was made within % minutes
after the message had been received from
New Castle.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
new CASTLE, March 2D.-J. Wolfe, u
Pole, who was struck ON the head by
Michael Glukos, Hungarian, yesterday,
il still alive but bis injuries are very
serious. The mans sku'i was not frao-
tured, but his head vas badly out aud
the physician fears the blow will produce
concussion OF the brain, and fatal results
are feared. TIE two men were engaged
in the Riverside Rolling Mills and dur.
ing an eltercation Glukos picked mp
a heavy pierre of iron pipe and knocked
Wolfe senseless. The ipjured man was
tsksn home where his injuries are being
treated by DR. Tsbout. G,ukos sttei
asssuiting Wolfe Jumped tue fence and
wse making his escape when arrested ID
Wilmington NJ stated In EVERY EVENING
j yesterday. Ans prisoner WIS tahsu Il
New Castle last evening and after beinf
identified as the assaiiant of the wounded
man was locked up. He will be given
! hearing o.day by Mayor Janvier. I
was reported last night that Wolfe wa
dying but he is 3 triflo better this morn
! ing,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
BEHIND tn N BARS

school Jnnitor Robert p. Jones
caught sinoing Early This MORN
sing.
AZ S 80 O'Clock Monday morning Officer
Broomall caught Robert P. Jones, col.
ored. wheeling large barrawful OF coal
from school No. Q Eighth and Wollaston
streets. The LfiIcer made quiet and
friendly Inquiries which ELECTED the facts
that Robert was wheeling the coal home
in order that his stove might burn
brighter with the excellent sample
purchased for the use Of the public
school, and in order that he might
have well.coobed buokwheat cakes for
breakfast for once in his arduous life.
Ofi,er Broomall however instructed
Jones to wheel the goods to the station in.
forming the jsnitor OF the unpleasant fact
that be was his prisoner and was under
arrest. The easy going colored man was
scandalized that gentleman Of his social
importance Bhon'd be in,erfered with 10
that '.preim ptry manner. He explained
10 the imp .rturbable eff 'er that he
fJopes) Il q GO ored mason of exalted raDk.
has teen ianitor for the school for 20
years and is also oaretaker of the Almond
building
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
x.undr.d SONS OF money.

Il hardly seems possible that the
money paid in one month for ten-eent
article, could, IL pennies were used in
payment, weigh one hundred tons Yet
one of our bright school boys has figured
that this is true of Diamond Dyes. To
Judge from the stocks OF our dealers in
dye stuffs, Diamond Dyes own the field
OF package dyes, aud arc complete
success. OF course they have initators
s'NothiDg 10 success until initiated
Pint no one wants to risk counterfeit
when the genuine can be obtained at tine
same price. hree new colors have
lately been added to the list o. Diamond
DYES: Fast Stocking Black. Turkey Red
for Cotton, and Brown for Cottop- The
manufacturers. Wells. Richardson d. 90
Barlipptop, VT, viii send colored ssm.
pies OF these new dyes, with book OF
iiections 20 any address, free OF charge.
These additions seem to hsye made the
line 40 complete that any shade can be
matched with some color OF Diamond
DSea. The beautiful sample book OF
shaded oolors, lately sent to oil dealerstn
dses, will delight the eyes 81 any lady.
"I,'s easy to dye with Diamond Dyes"
is go absolutely true that home dyeing IS
no longer difficult and disagreeaoie
task. Almsnacs with their bints az to
prooer times for different work, tell us
that nov il the time for spring dyeiog,
This. together with the Thought OF that
hundred tens OF nidney, leads ~ 10 ask
what school boy can nRnye how many
thous.pis Of ladies' ara now saving that
this Il the time TO uss Diamond DJes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
BusINnss isEnrop AIS.
Merchants Who will Change the
Location of Their Rusiness.

Location of Their Rusiness.
The number OF removals this year,
among business houses especially, are
very few in comparison 10 previous years
which would leave the conclusion to be
drawn that the m merchants gsneialiy have
done we'll and see no necessity for q
change. Among tho other tenants, there
will be tho usual migration and new 1850
Citations Following are few of the busi-
ness ren.oysls which will take place onor
before next Mondsy;
James M. Jones, paper hanging, No.
SOB King street; William A. Hukill,
grocer, Eleventh and Orange; John II.
Weaver. grocer. No. 415 Madison street;
George Elliott, grocer, Tenth and Wilson
streets; Jennie E. Morgan, millinery, No.
Ola King street; III. I. Poole q Son,
psper.bapgiug, No. 100 West Seventh
street; John Rushworih, photographer,
Third and Market streets; Morris Cohen,
clothing, No. z East Front; James d.
Hart, restaurant. No. East Front;
Semnsl Sohooy, restaurant, Water and
Market streets; Martin Il. Butler, cigars,
Second and Walnut streets; G. Oleland
Jones, dentist, No. Gal Market
street Robert G. Miles, baker,
Fourteenth and Scott streets /;
W. o. Brown, northeast corner Sixth and
King s,reeta: Young Mems Democratic
Club, No 8l2 Market; ]. 81. Mahouey,
southwest corner Filth and Lombard
streets; 8. J. Allen, Jr southeast corner
Third and Van Buren, streets; james
Haggerty. No a32 West Second; e D
II Sutton, No S38 Market street; Alfred
T. Roberts, northwest corner Second and
VanBuren streets; Edward q. Connolly,
Seventh and Monroe streets; "Three
Gent Store" No. 1856 Market; NJ. A. Il j..
+. Toner. Thirteentn and King streets;
W. 4. Hickman, No Ala King street.
Bsyliz 81 Oelkins, No. Tl8 Market street !;
Moystin Il Brown, No s3l Market street;
Charles +. Melchoir, shop foot of Pine
street; Peter Durham, southeast corner
Third and Poplar streets; Patrick Bar
ron. No. East Seventh street; Rulings
& Barron, No. COL East Sixth street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

George II. Hollis OF the Hollis 4 Hearn
Manufacturing Company has sold his in-
terast in the company to J. II. Cleaver, Mr..
present firm. M. Hollis will retain hts
ront ec,ion With the company for some
tin' TO CONS.
George T. Golf, uuiop News agent at the
p, W. Il B. station Tor over a year pas, rec
,igned to-day to accerT the position of
.tsisrant manager Of Thompaon's palace
rircnS witch opans IN Rich nond, Va on
April oh, az which time be will report for
duty. Nc. Colt will have complete control
OF the sidsshow and concert features Of the
show. He has BEEN succeeded by Robert
nected with the Philadelphia \ Reading
yailxpae's news stands. .-.----
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WILKEsBABRE, Pa. March 20.--Tne extern
sive car and paint shops of tho Osbtrsl
at O'Clock thts morning. The buildings
were Of brick erected 10 1867 They were
immense structures built in the form OF a
section Of a round house. About 400 men
were employed III these buildings. The n,
spread With such fearful rapidiiy that abso-
lutely nothing WIS SAVED. The lnss on
rolling stock will fJot up 10 nearly 900
reach from S6,000 10 $4,000. The Buildings
and stock were entirely injured. The
origin is unknown. l: lie estimafed that the
loss on buildings wilt reach fully 100000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

A meeting is called for Friday afternoon
at O'Clock at the Builders Exchange Of
the merchants and business men Of VII.
mlngton to take into consideration petit
ton TO the Legislature worded as follows:
1--WE the unde stoned. feeling thai the S.a'e
tax ~ oil on the OIL G0l OF the cost vsius OF
purchases,is oppress.vson the merchants OF
This State and city. and believing that the
revenue from thte toutce is not needed by
honorable body TO repeal all that part OF
section l, chat ter 6S Revised Code. which
relates TO this matter" The petition IL
signed by ]. p. Almond, Alfred Cav hrop
Dauiel James, Jr., Daniel Ross and some 20
others.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
LOUISVILLE. Ky., March 20.--In the jail ut
], n -ra0nvnle, Ind, last evening, Ell
Powell, a river pirate, sawed ont several
BAYS OF the large cage which surrounds the
cel q and thus set nearly dozen prisoners
ct liberty, two OF them being murderers.
They got out on the root by means OF an
open skylight, when Sheriff. Hay se'zsd a
turn 10 their cells but they refused and
Powell escaped. The sheriff 10 friRhten the
others tired at them and Dix Jones was
I itally Injured. The others then returned
tn the iail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS.



Associated Press DISPATCH by Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.--Flour, duh and
weak.
Pennsylvania red, slW.
Corn, steady; No 2, 4OAa4lkc.
Oats, steady.
Bran, dull: winter, SliT5al5.50.
Baled hay. dull.
Butter, dull and lower: PENNSYLVANIA cream
cry, extra, 2Sc; do, prints, extra, eaa26c.
Eggs, easy: Pennsylvania firsts, lakai3c.
Cheese. steady.
Petroleum. dun.
Potatoes dull.
HattiWOre MARKETS.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
BALTIMORE. March 2o..-Flour. moderately
active and steady
Wheat, southern. entirely nominal. Fultz.
s1a1.07: Lopgberry, sl.02al %: western. flrmer;
No : winter red spot, March and April. NC.
hid: May, 90ka91c.; June, aliea14c.; July,
S7I<aSSc.
40al1c.: western, firm mixed SPOT and March,
4Ohc: Anrll, 4Osfaiic.: steamer, saafai0c.
Oats, firm: western white, 32a33iSc.; do.
mixed, e9aslc.; graded No. . white, 3sc.
Rye, nearly nominal; b4a5lc.
Hay, firmer; prime to choice timothy, sib.50a
i8.D0.
Provisions. Arm.
Butter. easy, quiet: western packed, Isa21e.;
roll, i5aigc.: creamery, 26a27c.
Eggs. easy; lac.
Petroleum, steady. refined. $3.50
Coffee, steqdy. Kio carroes, fair, 1sxaisYc.
Sugar. steady: A soft 7kc.; copper, stsady;
refined, 1BAl5Nc.
Whisky, steady; Sill.
New York FINrkets.
Associated Press Dlspatch by Special Wires.
NEW YORK. March o0.-Flour. state and west
ern slow and weak, southern weak and dull.
Wheat on free selling by foreigners declined
kaSc. recovered on ehorts, covering Na%c !;
now about stssdy, active; No. 2. req, April, eoha
aoke; May, 9l,faaI 10; dune, a2aa2 el6c.; July,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

The p, W. & y. II, r. has made arrange
ments With the Colchester Steamboat Go. OF
d l-imnre by which It will Offer induca-
nents this year TO Suuday-scbo ols and no.
cletios from this city to Colchester Beach
Ba'timnre's famous resort, which is stu.
ated on the Chesapeaka Bay. The route
will be by rail 10 Parryvilla, and then down
the pic'uretqle Susquehanua river End
Chesapeake Bay by large excursion
steamers. Many Improvements have been
made at Toi hester this year, and large
patronage from this city may be expected
by the above arrangements.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

The Rev. A e winship, editor Of the
.y,ntrnas of Eaucdt6oss, Boston, proposes
to visit tine puolio schools Of this c'ty
during May.
Mad Lesry, colorsd, a well known
lopsl character, died Tuesday at No. IL
Mechpnie .. eet, # consumption, aged
about A yesrs.
Ury Solicitor Turner is'o prepare q
bin to compel the B 4 o. railroad 70
mage briipes At the streets crossed by its
tracks In the western part OF the city,
building operations having made it neces-
aary 10 have .ha use Of these streets be-
yond the railroad
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Francis r lbloson. a we'll known o d citt,
zsr. died ut his late residence, No. 4.3
washington street, on Tuesday, aged ~
wears. Many years aco be conducted a
small wool-n mandatory on marRet
: rest below second, but long tos retired
from active business. He was lAnitor OF
Wsst streets, until about a year and half
AGO. when he broke his thigh by fall on
ihe Ice and was permHnentlv famed. The
wife a. the late DR.. H. F. A kew was bis
sister. His funeral will take plscs to morrow
morning at II O'Clock 8. The Friends Meet
ine House, Fourth and Wtst streets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

soz,aa1kc.. August, ss,<as9y6c; September,
9j9a90c.: December, sssSag2 lo-lbc.
Corn. dull. steady; at nc. decline; mixed
Oats. quiet and steady; state. soNassc: west
Beef, DUH; extra mess, ss.s5a7.oo; plate, ssa5
ae,50.
Pork, unchanged, quiet.
Lard, steadier, steam rendered, s7.25aT.27k.
Turpentne. firm; b294c.
Eggs. weak; state and Pennsylvania. l3al+c.
Cattle Markers
PHILkDELpHIA. March 1S.--The receipts at the
West Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were For the week, beeves, 2,5u0;
sheep, 7,5ta: hogs, $500.
Beef cattle-Extra, 4iSc.: good, 4a44c.s me-
dun, 3lfa3aic.: common, 2a3lfc.
Sheep-Extra natives, 5aia6c.: good, do, hila
| bhc.; medium, do, 4s&a5c.; common, do, 4Aa
| 4Lc.: culis, do, 3Ta4C
Lambs we're in fair demand at 4aTkc.
| Hogs were active and firm; western, 7a7hc.;
state, 6a6Kc.
Bologna cows, when a sale could DO made,
| brought s6R1f per head.
Slippery cows were not wanted, even at sl2
Mich calves were Inactive at iae<c.
| NEW YORK, March 49,. -Beeves-Receipts, 1900
head medium TO prime steers s3sOa49O;
extra and fancy do, 81. bOa4S0; dry COWS, 81. Goa
| 9; fat bulls, $2.2la3. Sheep and lambs-Re-
/ ceipts, 10000 head; sheep, 80 b0a5 30: lambs,
s5.25 10 80 Receipts OF hogs, 9,1O0head; steady
/
CHICAGO, March 1S.--Cattle-Rereipts, 1000
head; choice heeves, "a 00ai. III steers,s 00adG0
! stockers and feeders, s200a3 IS: COWS, bulls and
| mixed, s.. 50a3nO; Texas steers, .40a3. Hogs
Receipts. 1900 head: mixed, "a. Oai.S0; heavy,
Si.60ai.S0: light, S4.75a5 %; skips, s3.aOa4.S0.
Sheep--Recepts, 5000 head; natives, s3.b0a
4si western corn-fed, s5.25ai.25; lambs, 4.40a
| AIS.
BUFFALO, March fs.-Cattle-Receipts, 1889
head; common to fair, &sS5a3 3d. good TO choice
| shipping, 81 60al; cows and heifers, 81 5Oa3:
bulls, s225a3.a5: stockers and feeders. s2.50a3;
/ milch COWS, s20a30. yeals. i4a5.25. Sheep-ke-
ceipts, $500 head: inferior to fair, 50 50a4 %;
good 10 choice, $4.50ai1t choice TO extra, s4.15a
/, 5:lambs, active, fair to good, S5.50a6; good TO
! choice, sdaG.50: extra, s6-75. ilogs-Receipts,
/ $50 head; light pigs and selected Workers, s5a
5O1 selected medium weights, $5.05 rough,
! 81 25ai55; stngs, s3 30.
East LIBgRTS, March Observation-Disclosures,
| ego head; market firm 10c higher. Hogs
1 Receipts, $50 head; medium Philadelphias,
| "a s0aa so heavy hogs,s4.T5a4 50; pigs and York.
| ers, "a g1a4.g5. Sheep-liecelpts, $500 head;
| market, slow: l5H25c. lower.
CINcINNATI, March 16.--Hogs, dull and droop-
/ ing: common and light, s3.75a40 packing and
butchers, s4.50a4.S0; receipts, 1900 head; ship
ments, GOO head.
BALTIMORE, March lS.--swine-Full supply
and moderately fair demand at 6sGaG1&c.; re-
ceIpts, 1855 head.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
The samoan Commission.

A Washington dispatch 10 a morning
paper states THAI the Samoan commits
. ,oners-John A. Kasson, William Waiter
Phelps aud George Il. Bsfes-- will sail from
Nsw York tor Berlin on April 18th. George
+. Bates, L a., on being qIestionei abnu
the Statement. said the date OF departure
had not been decided upon and would MOI
ba until thu commissioners met aud con-
fatrsd. Tine date will be selected to suit
their convenience Hs thought, however,
that 1t would not be .ter than April 18Th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

POLITICAL.

The New Jersey House OF representatives.
Yesterday passed the Werts bill, repeating
the local option law.
John @. News friends say Blaine will
consent that he be aant as consrl general
to London to draw SO 900 or a40, 600 per
year under generous ife system.
The Republicans ri Cincinnsti nominated
city ticket Yesterday headed nv General
y. + Noyes for mayor. The Times Star
(Republican) announces that II will not
support the Ticket, aud calls for MACS
convention OF Republicans TO nominate a
tickat. 1t says the men who sought to rule
the Republican marty by means Of an oath
hound organization controlled the conven-
ttou aud nominated the ticket.
The reason for President Harrison's with.
drawal OF The nomination OF Eugene
Schuyler to he ASSISTANT secretary Of state
IL that the Senate committee on foreign re-
lafions, after consideration OF the case
asked that the nomination be withdrawn
coupling the request, II is under.
stood, with an intimation that otherwise
It would be reported adversely. This action
was taken on account OF an assault made
by MI. Schuyler In his book entitled
american Diplomacy" upon the late Elibr
D. washhurne, reaecting upon bis cffiaia
conduct while secretary OF Rtate, togethel
With reflections upon the administration o.
President Grant and the Sana'e. ard also
it ia said, on aecouu. Of charges affecting
MIR. Sehuyler's personal conduct In Europe
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
Tho Old s,n,,nn abnnaonet,.

The Oh b. & o. ticket OH -, at Water
and MarTet streets, ia being Va AIRED to-day
The office furniture "a heing removed to the
new pot, which vii be- opened for bnsi-
ness TO morrow. The new station Is bright
airy and cheerful and after the new sched.
ule, which will start all local trans from
this station, goes into eff ct, tha l. o
management can naturally expect an in
crease In Its PhiladeI hia travel from this
.tks
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

The entertainment gwen BY the ladies
OF Red Lion NJ q Dhurch on Friday
evening last, was very pronounced suc
cess and despite the dissRveeable weather
was well pstroDized. The programme
was Interestingly varied, and one of it,
features, tsbleau, representing ali
nations gazing upon the cross was espe
cially tffsotivs. Mrs. l.. y Pratt, one Of
the promoters of the sffoir, Yves pre-
scented with handsome bouquet OF roses
by Mrs. j. B Oazaier. The Rev. q. s
Walton through bis efforts contributed
much to the successot the entertainment.