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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

BUFFALO, Sept. -Cattle-Rereipts, 5,l2O
bend; choice shipping cattle, si..0al.G1; pi tins
to choice native shipring steers. *i;i5ai,jG
medium to good export grades, Sh15ni20; fair
To choice canning and butchering grades, $50
a3.ib; medium 10 good do, SS.iOa3.15: good TO
choice shipping do, ta.25n35o; very common
and all grades, S2.5na9G5 Michigan steers,
atockers and feeders fair 10 choice, a75a3: do.
do. fair Ia good shipping. s3.50a2.6j; fair TO
choice cows aud hoiicrs, S3il3,n5; medium TO
good do i2.i5n3; common To prime do, i2H2.50;
mich cows and springcrs, good 10 prime, sIia
IS; do, common to medium, t25h30 export
bulk, sa.Thta.2i. sheep and lambs Receipts,
$500 head, lambs, active, all offerings taken:
choice TO extra sheep, i4.5laj medium TO goni
do, Sini.5u: common do. {2.5gaLjD; good To
choice lambs t6uG.a0; fair to good do, s5.JOa6.:
common, s4Jud i.hO Hogs Reccints, n, $50
hoHd; mediums and heavy, ft,25a4G0: mixed,
SI.bOaiG0: corn Workers., Sl,5Gai.dO, pLxs, s.. 30
aI15 assorted gtassefs, ti.3lu4.i0; rOugs, g. Is
a350; stays, s3n3.45
new York. Sept Observation-Disclosures, 4gf-,
heai:common to strictly prime steers 81. 6saI 81:
n few cxtra do, si.s5: some poor stuckers down
to 50; Texas and ColOrll,io sJ4ers. IS cons. Gh
Calves Receipts, i,Nh1 head, vcHls, bass:
Sheep and lGmbs-ROrripts ~ 10 head; shesu
at k350a6, 80; lambs, ti.5ai.50. Hogs Receipts,
li.l0O hnnd; market steady tor 1.-Two hogs at
a. bOaH9A
CHICAGO, Sept. 2}.- Cattle Receipts, Ih,DAo
head; chuicr 10 cNtrtl hervcs. ii.Jrai.S6 Btrrrs,
10; stOckrrs AMI f"clers, sl.gnaa: COWS
bulls and mixed, Sl.2la2.s5: Texas cattle, $i,5D
AT western rangers. S9a3.i5 Hogs Re-
rcptA 5000 head: mixed, f!.snh Lbs; heavy,
f3Suai.l5: light, {305nt.15; slips, S3.hOnI
Shcrp--kccciats, 5000 head; market stpady;
natives, S3.inHi.G0: western, S3.IUui.l5; Texans,
i3.2OHl.21: lambs, Si.5OaG.
EAST LIBERTY, Sept. 2l.-Cattle-I }t celpts,
3,T2D head; market strHdy. Hogs -ltcrcpis,
| $500 hcad; market firm; best light Workers.,
iI.i0ai Is; medium aud light Phiia1elphins,
ti.j0HIi0; heavy hogs, sliDl4,50 Sheep
| Receipts, $500 head market firm; i5g9lr
| better than last werkH prices.
| CINCISSATt, sept. +3.-llors strong. common
and light, i.ajat.6D packing and butchers,
| slai.9j. Receipts, l,SiO head; shipments, $50
bend
BAIT1NoRE, Sept, ah--Swino Fair supply
| and moderate demand; quotations, ja6 &c.
| Receipts, 7,3by
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
a FAME FIGHr,
SixIy-eIght Rounds without De-
cisiye Result-EOr Featherweignt
ELampiOnshtp.

SixIy-eight Rounds without De-
cisiye Result-EOr Feathergeigot
championship.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wirea
San Francisco, CAL, sept. 25.-Tommy
Warren of Los Angeles and Frank Murphy
OF Birmingham, England, began a tight to
finish at the rooms of the California Ath-
letic Club, early this morning for purse
OF 81 800 and the feather weight champion
ship. Murphy weighed 1l9 pounds. and
Warren lis. Hiram Cook was the referee.
The fight ended In somewhat unusual
manner mt about 8 O'Clock this morning. In
the Both round, Warren had the English
man hugeing him helplessly but call OF
time saved him In the succeeding rounds,
Murphy frsshened up and for 38 rounds the
men continued dull and uninterestng
contest exchanging but few blows. Murphy
four, times tried pivotal blow to knock
Warren out bnt failed.
From the 5eth to the 69th round not a
blow was struck. The men were In good
condition, and referee Cook left the stage,
| declaring that the club washed its hands
OF the whole affair. President Fulda
stopped the speeches OF the two principals
aud ordered the stage cleared as the veferee
had declared the match unsatisfactory. the
men having failed to comply with thelt
| articles OF agreement. The club directors
| will probably refuse to award the men any
part Of the purse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
ROAD AGENTS, BIG HAUL
They Capture an Express and a BIG
LOT of silver.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
FoRr WORTH, TEXAS. Sept. 25.-At late
hour last night, as the north-b bound Santa
Fe train was pulling out OF Crowley, 10
miles south of this city, three men boarded
the train and two others jumped on the
locomotive. The two on the engine placed
pistols to the heads OF the engineer and
fireman and told them to stop. The rob.
beers cut the engine, baggage, mail and
express cars from the rest OF the train and
made the engineer pull half q mile
further on.
One OF the msn then got into tho express
car and ordered the messenger to show
them tho money, He pointed to the three
bags of Mexican silver. One Of the men
ripped open sack and shoyeled the silver
out tho door while the other threw out the
sacks. They took two packages said to
contain $4,000 each, but overlooked three
or four packages for Fort Worth.
The engineer was then made to couple
up and move. Tho train reached here a.
midnight and posse OF 70 men started In
pursuit at once.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
I'll q IVES JURY.
Aster RreaEasting They start Hal,
tOstnH-CanuOI Reach n Verdict.

Aster Rrehfahttng FheY start Hal
tOsinH-CannOt Reach n Verdict.
Associated Press Dispatch By Special Wires.
New YoRK, Sept. 25.-The Iuryinen In the
Ives case who were locked up by order OF
Recorder Smyth last night went to break
fast In the Everett Hotel mt O'Clock this
morning. After they returned they began
balloting.
1t is now currently rumored around the
court house that there will be a Disagree
ment OF the jury.
At ll,45 o'clock communication was re-
eeived from the jury room and they were
sent for Ht once. Ives, who was In the
sheriff's oifica, was sent for. When he
reached the court the jury was poled, aud
the recorder stated that the communication
which ne had Just received from the Jury
room was TO the effect that 1t was the unan-
imous opinion OF the Jury that they could
not lind Il verdict. The court then ordered
the discharge OF the jurymeu.
The jury stood 10 for conviction and 2
for acquittal. The news was soon spread
md far and near from the vicinity OF the
court house bulletins were at once posted,
which were read by eager crowds III trout
OF tie different newspaper cff.ces, Iyes
YVES reminded to the Tonbs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
Tr,ed % I,rlease a pri.onnr.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
OGDEN, UTAH, Sept. 25.-Yesterday an
attempt was made to rescue Edward Day
ton one Of the Rio Grande Western train
robbers now confined In the jail. Deputy
Sheriff White who sleeps In the jail build
ing was awakened by a noise from the out
side Of the building near the window OF the
cell in which Dayton is confined. White
rushed to an upper window aud seeing man
disappearing In the darkness, fired at him.
The stranger answered by firing II shot at
the deputy with no effect. The wouid-be
Jail Observation-Disclosures then He'd and have not
yet been captured. One OF the men was
wounded, as trail OF blood was found
leading from the jail. The bars of Dayton's
cell we're discovered to have been half filed
through,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
afatlts.


HEWES.-On the a5th inst, NJ. Elesn, vito Of
James w. llrwPs, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
the funeral from her husbands residence ON
saturday, tho 18th inst. NJ = O'Clock, A. nj
Inorment at ST, Johns Church, Delaware
county. PA.
kkAMER.-Qn tho l7th instant, Hannah
Kramer. wife of William II. Kramer.
LDFLAND.-ln ths city, ON the 18th inst.
John q. loiland, Sr,, aged 80 years.
MCGOltKlE. On the 18th inst, Rebecca ".
McCorkle, widow Of Thomas McCorkle.
hcGuaNlS.-On the 1911 inst, Mary McGunnis
wife of Hugh McGuEnis. aged So yeaTA
POULSON.WAt Brooklyn, n. Y, on tho aiat
inst, Abraham Poulson, furncrlyof this civ
aged 50 years.
RAWNSLEl.--On tho 22d inst, Helen, infant
daughter Of Alfred l.. and Margarcttn i
Rnwnslcy, aged weeks. Funeral private.
kOOP.-ln this city, on Tie I'D inst, Wfllmm
T. Roop, son Of Hubert 4, loop, aged Is
years.
srEiHHARDT-At BAncroft's Banks, on -.
, hlLrli, aged SO years.
NA1AH. Eep as Esd inAt. Mrs. Adesis Walsil
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
ARalnnt corporntLona and rru.t..

associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
CHEYENNE, wy, Sept. 25.-The conven-
ton yesterday adopted laws governing cor.
porations. No corporation organized under
the laws OF Wyoming or any other jurls-
diction shall be permitted to DO busineBs In
this state until 1t shall have accepted the
constitution Of Wyoming and filed such
acceptance In accordance with the laws
thereof. No law shall be enacted limiting
the amount OF damages to be re-
covered from corporations for caus-
Ing tine death OF any employe or any
person. Any agreement or contract with
any employee waiving any right to recover
damages for causing the death or Injury o.
an employe shall be void. Regarding
trusts the law provides that there shall be
no consolidation combinations or corpora
tions of any kind Whatever to prevent com.
petition TO control or influence production
or prices thereof. or r any other manner
to interfere with the public good and gem
erai welfare.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

Il Is announced tint the lght FOR the
Smyrna posf-Gfce h virtually settled ami
: th-t ihOmg7 ! SsrsOn, Jr., Will reop!p.s the
RopQihiLslt carly next week, The other
spplogltJ wsrs +, N, Book, ex. Postmaster
William ~ BaREs end j. " SMITH b4t JGf-
ssrsoa hRi tho pull Wlth the lllggins Gle
nent ard proven IN Easy sinner,
Ihece ssems 20 BE- winged Insects on tho
new Tax Reform LsaGue. The liia and
vim with witch Il WIS usharad Into fhls
vale OF teHrs has departed and the lively
ynuugster Of feT walss aga IL slowly
fading away with that wasting disease Of
inlaDtB, !naa!tlDn, The latest ocular evil
dance IL thiB fact was furnished at the
Meeting which yes announced u be held
IN the rooms Of the league last night when
Philip z. GhurGhman Intended to deliver
an adarGAS before III. monbers At 3
O'Clock tNsre wore olty present bBsldes Mr..
CHutcnu'An the sHHEatarV OF the league.
Seth II, feaster, md reporter. The Il inr-
lei concluded 10 watt some tins longer
and az 3 i5 o'clock the nesting mad hecr
eWaliel By the arrival 81 II r. Ward, tue
president 81 the league, u. Q. Maha!Y and
w. II, Hanna. No orhcfs appearing Mr.
ChnCohm-u concluded thar the rnsmbes. Of
the league ili not wanttO AGAR his address
60 Ae w9utkQme. Those enlEinInr thsu mad
A. informal discussion win reference e
r. ucinV the number nepsF AIRY TO constt
tdts a quorum, from rs 10 ~, but upon IN
iyestGnJou they found that such chang
could OILY be ioaa az an annual meeting
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

Associated Press Dl-pat'E hy Special Wires.
CnAmEsroS, W. VA, Sept, at city
is In state OF terror through the evident
determination Of unkGogn incandiaries to
tiestroy he place. Yesterday morning the
first attempt was tauds gEj by noon the de-
partment had been called out four different
time. Again at O'Clock four tires were
started at once all under such clrcum-
stancee ss TO leave no doubt OF incendiar-
ism. Property valued at over $50, 900 was
Destroyed. A number OF men are patrolling
the streets with Winchester rides and every
suspicious character Is made to give an
account Of himself, SO far no one has beon
arrested, but II an inoeudiary 10 csptu.ed
There lie 10 doubs shsR, xill !yaeh hims +
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
CAPE aST FINE.
The New Columbia murned Down
Proprietor and Family Narrowly

THE New Columbia Rurned Down.
Proprietor and Family Narrowly.
Escape.
Associated rress Dispatch by Special wiros.
CARE May, Sept. 25.-The new Columbia
Hotel owned by James Mooney OF Phila-
delphia. was discovered to be on fire about
O'Clock this morning and by O'Clock was
completely burned out with ali Its contents.
Tho house had been closed for about 10
days. Koenigs beer garden adjoining was
the only other property destroyed. An
east wind and pouring rain nided the fire.
2an In saving surrounding properties.
Tho origin OF the fire is not known, as 1t
was well under way when discovered.
The great lres OF 1869 and 1878 were
WILDLY recalled, and for time great OK
element prevailed. The property was
valued at about $4,000. The amount OF
the insurance Is unknown. FIJI. aildreth,
proprietor, and his wife were In the house
and narrowly escaped.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

The sun plays the deuce with the nearly
Wilderness OF the female complexion at the
watering places at this season. Ii roughens,
freckles, and often becOmrs blotched and
pimpled. These disfguremunts ara imlne-
dtately removed, and tho rosy hueand soft
ness OF the skin restored by the application
OF "dIEsN's SULPHUR Soar" which gives
bloom md transparency TO the surface and
feits. Sold by druggists. Among the dyes,
and " not dyes OF the day, "HILL's In
sTAsTANEoUs HAIR DYE Is master OF the
situation. Let empirics and bumbuga
quarrel about the merits or demerits OF
leeir dye stufis;" Hun qglstiy catr,es o q
Ilo palEl, .. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
A Protest against import Dutles.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
DEMIsa, N. M, Sept. 25.-At meeting OF
the miners, mine owners and business men
of this city and Vicinity, u strong set OF
resolutions were adopted urging tho free
importation OF lead ores into the United
States from Mexico and emphatically stat.
Ing that tho import duty on lead ores
would cripple the smelling enterprises,
drive Mexico to adopt retaliatcry measures
to the detriment OF the commercial rela.
tons with that republic. The meeting was
non-partisan and was we'll attended by
Republicans as we'll as Democrats.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

Associated Prcss Dispatch by Special Wires.
ArLAsTIC Cry, Sept. 25.-Thls morning
about O'Clock the beached ship Gleste-
munde, which came ashore here about two
weeks ago Just below the city, broke in two
with u loud crash, the three masts falling
ripping open the decks and allowing her
cargo OF $3.50 empty oil barrels TO go free,
strewlng them along the beach front for a
milo. The stern Of the vessel drifted down
the beach about 4 half mile. The wreck
was caused by this heavy rolling sea.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
Marriages.

ARMSTRONG = BUCHANAN. = At duPont's
Banks, on tho 2lst inst, by the Rey. d. d.
Smith, william Armstrong and Cassie
Buchanan, both of dul'ont's Banks.
DEPUTY Epworth parsonage,
on the 2Ith INST. by tho Rev. ID. II. Gorkran,
John T. Deputy and Mary A. Alfroe, both Of
this city.
STEWART-MlILER.- Newark, n. j. IN
tho 18th inst, by the Rev. II. Goodwin, Henry
stewart Of this city and Eliza Mlllor vi Ssw-
ark, n. j..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
TERRIFIC Boiler E.p,n.lon.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
special says: "cr8 OF the saddest accidents
in the hiitory Of somerset county, occurred
here yesterday. The boiler OF the saw
mill OF pritz Bros, exploded. John Pritz,
Edward Pritz, Oliver RIOS, Davic. Ross and
David Baker were Instantly killed. Two
brothers named Brant were badly injured,
but NAV recover. The force OF the explo.
sion Yves terrific and the mill was com
pletely wrecked.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
LITTLE Willow RIVER, MIsE., sept. 25.--
The skeleton OF an unknown man was
found Ia the woods near this place yester-
day. Wolves he'd eaten every particle OF
flesh from the bones and there was nothing
by which to identify him save shot gun,
silver mounted buckles on this knit cart
ridge belt and letter with the name
"Aggia Heath, Minneapolis" or "Minne.
sofa" written thereon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
"rICKLED tn BhATH.o
David u. IsIcIkinEtIam's Surprise
over Isis appointment This Norm


'Let me congratulate you" said Ga
zETrE reporter TO David +. Buckingham,
whom he met on the post-oiiic0 steps Al
noon yesterday, "On your appointment TO q
position In the Interior Department al
Washington" The new appointee stared in
doubt AT his informant, who repeated tho
story. "That's the first heard OF It. Where
did you get III" "Oh, it's all right. viii
you accont?' the reporter asked. "I'll be
liable to accept. OF course it's only step
to something better. No, | have not sent
In my resignation 10 Postmaster Taylor"
Mr.. Bucklngham's appointment Is to n
sub.clerkship In the interior department on
salary of $500. His present position ut
tho post-Uilica IN night distributing Glofk Is
$500. Mr.. Buckingham successfully passed
M examination for the pension office two
months ago In Washington and since that
was examined hero for Il still higher grade.
----@-N-a------
E. O. shu. secretary of the Chinese lega-
ton at Washington. has been looking
ground Boston. There Is something very
90 nfoEtah'e Looking about his RgSae.,7
IhiLQdelphio .LSdgey, Z. ~, 10y =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26


BALTIMORE, sept. 25.--Flour. firm.
Wheat, SOFT ri. scarce! rultz and I.ongberry,
bass; No. 81, steamer o.; western, easy and
quiet No. . winter red spot and September,
81, October, Slasl hcc.; December, SiasiIr.
Corn, southern, quiet, nominal; white and
yellow, 40ai3r,: western, steady; mixed spot
and September, iOlac.: October, I0ni0sc.; No.
yeinber, 49, lalO4uc.; year, 3ya39Ac.; january,
80 ai'Nac.
Oats, steady and FIRM western white, ga
21igc.; do, mixed, 23a25c.
Rye, firm; hDai9c.
Hay firm for good stock prime to choice
timothy, sl3all.
Provisions. quiet, firm.
Buttor, firm; western packed, liai7c.: creams
cry, 2la22c,
Eggs, quiet fresh, 1Da20r.
Petroleum, lower: refined, q rs.
Coffee, duli and easc., Eit Careoes fair,
1870.
sugar, firm A soft, &C.; copper, quiet, firm;
refined, lUaiUIc.
Now YORK WnrkeLs.
Asso ,!ats' Press Di4ppt;'. by sp1yili Wtts4
NKw YoFF sunt.gi Flour 5.1,e and western,
strong: - .liicln strong, fair inquiry.
Whrat, moro active. October, S5LaS5Lc.;
ncrp an crr, ~ AHS7 Sc; May g9ag2 5-lfr
Corn, steady; mixed western, IOail.c
nats, fairlg active; state, 2ja3ji.c.; western,
| 81 a3b4c.
| Beef, quiet
Pork, quiet.
Lard firm; steam rendered, sfi2L&.
| Eggs, strong, state and Pennsylvania, 81 IA
DE "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Nfw YoRK, Sept. 25.-The steamship City
of Paris, from Liverpool, steamed into port
this morning after q pleasant and quick
passage. lAmong the passengers on the
Paris are Mrs. George II. Bates and son.
Miss Warner, MIR. and Mrs. A. s. Elliott,
Mr. and Mira. Huxley Harvey of this ethyl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
AsDUM PARK, N. j., sapt. 25,--A heavy
storm prevails along tho New Jersey coast
and tue surf Is bigh, The wind is blowing
on shore and much damage will undoubt-
eddy be done at high tide to might.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
MAHKEr QUOTATIONS.


Associated Press Dl4pltrh by Spsinl Wires.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept Is. Flour, dull firm
Wheat. quiet trm No, red, alaSl ac.; No. / !
Pennsylvania red. sgF. aJOc.
Corn, quiet, steady.
Oats, firm.
Bran lull, barely steady.
Balcd hay, steady, fair demand
Butter,guod demand; Pennsylvania creamery
extrn, ala25c.; Pennsylvania prints, extra, aSs
in.
Eggs, firm: Pennsylvania frsts, 2la22c.
Cheese, active.
Petroleum, easier: refined, t1.lO
Potatoes good demand, firm; Rose, choice,
!'sWn. per Dushel; do, fair 10 good, 5Oa55c. per
busnel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

The stats Inspector OF New ieraey Mon
day ait's|i ~ herd OF GNttls at Fisis9uuRu's
d}atii'-iY, nc Illl5taRs. S0urtsAt county
AMI " efd % Gu Hii5inlng farm that were
ali 5tsd witn pieurol GeumDnia.
Though Intimate friends OF the Blain9s
pro,e4s ieI1tguCs on fha snbset. the en-
gtSeneBr OF Ms5 Margaret EiNiusto Walter
Dtutossh-ths young orchestra leader and
wagner interptAtel-is accepted by usually
- ipysttt psopis II Nsw Y0fR w a fact,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

The Board of Poor Trustees held Its
day. only routine hsslness Hss trsnsactsd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

Tho tr'gnnial gesslon Of the Grand Com
nau4agy, \. r., will be- held 10 Washington
"A 93t3her 9Th and 10Th inclusive. Tho
mgm-Doth parade OF tie order will occur
On OeiJbsr S,l, when ~ con Hnights Tom
plar Will participate. St. JONAS Com.
msodsry Q, this CRY, numbering from 1870
to loo meh, AMI accompanied by FEST Il Ct
In Washington, going there By y. Il o.
railroad Oh October 7,h. Tho party will
,svo Delaware station at 80 p. IA. OF the
Wilmington delegation 1876 parsons will
Register at the EboitJ House aud tho others
VIII stop with personal frIends. The Eb.
bift House will he headquarters Tor tue
Grand oomnkHdery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26
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Special Correspondence Gazotte and Journal
MlLFoRD, Sept. 2O.-A slight FIRE oc.
cured at the residence OF Andrew Lynch
North Milford yesterday afternoon. 1t
happened while the family were away
from home. The cook stove became red
hot and ignited the partition but was dis
covered by nsighbor and extinguished
before much damage was done.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

MILFORD, Sept. 25.-Miss Name Smith
was pleasantly surprised last evening by a
party OF young ladies' and gentlemen at her
home, on East Front street, South Milford.
The time was passed In games, music and
conversation, and finally the whole party
adjourned to the dining rooms, where re-
freshments were served. Among those pres
ent were Misses Annie Wooters HOBBS. Md. :
Lizzie Irwin, Chester. Pa. Cora, Bessie and
Minnie Slpple, Bessie and Mary llateliff,
Laura, Lima aud Cora Abbott, Kate Hen.
drlxson, Lulu Hubbard Messrs, Il, j.
Mears, Harrington John Smith, jay FouIk,
William Powders, ". NJ Iruitt, Russell
Pullen, Charles Abbott, John Hurlock, Ar
thur Russal, Frank Smith, Adrian woodruff,
John Hammond.
Personal: Miss Lizzie Stockiey who has
been visiting Mrs, J. W. Jump, has returned
to her home In philAdelphla-Mlss Katie
lockwood and Carrie Barring Of Whining
tor, who have been spending few DAYS In
town, AS the guests Of Miss AnuIe Lister re.
turned to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

NV CASTLE, Sept. 2t-The marshes
below the riverside rolling mill were
Hooded yesterday, caused by me break
mg 81 the suice near Armatroag,s creek.
Captain II. Il. Borie Of Company Il,
II. q. D., has rendered his Resignation to
Colonel Marshall, % commander Of the
ccmpany, 70 take effect at once. Captain
Bofie has held the Office but two months,
he being elected ut Camp sheridan, Bran
DIVINE Springs, in July last.
One Of the local sportamen bagged IS
rail birds yesterday, On the marshes below
town,
Marvin, the 5-years.old son OF John
MsgglnauD Of Union street, fell ont Of
bed thia morning and broke Tia collar
1 Dune.
Che schooner Mary E. Smith cleared
| from Delaware street wharf this morning
| With q cargo OF phosphate FROM the Par,
VIE z Williams Co. tof Salem, N. j.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-26

NGT4RK Sept. 30 Qnere could not have
been II happier or more felicitous oeoa Ion
than tins spontaneous reception rendered
fha venerable Ray. James l., Ylilandigham
and hia eatimable wife upon their onple-
tion Of 81 years OF married life yesterday,
Hts cosy homo which has been tho scann
Of 30 mGny testimonial receptions nom bis
congregations was even mer0 crowded shza