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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Services in memory OF deceRaed aol
Tiers were held in the Headquarters Of
Union Veteran Legion on sur lay after.
noon. The service of the order was uaf
formed by W. Y puxhury aud addresses
were given By W. s. McNnir, James Nc
DoweA, Samuel File, Jacob Is. SliiFsr,
Jacob Lamplngh, William W. Taylor,
james &. Bsnthem, Charles Reuss,
Charles Stenqle and Mr.. ruxbury.
zaeharish Pickels led chorus singing ana
Mr.. Mcdowell sRug solo. The altar aud
vacant chairs we're draped ia mouruiuR
by John B. Martin and laurel wree:hs
were Put upon the vacant ohairs by I'd.
ward @. Cencannon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
BoAxD or EDUCATION.
Twelfth Ward hooi.houso-schoo
nuildinHs Needing Mepnirs.

BuildinHs Needing Repnirs.
The Board OF Education met In adjourned
session Friday night to receive bids for the
erection oil the Twelfth ward schoolhouse
A bare quorum WAS present. MIR. Foulk was
chosen president pro TEN and MIR. Baylis
secretary pro tenn.
box aud remove the bids. After examin.
Ing the receptacle he reported that 1t was
empty.
Mr.. Pyle stated that proposals had been
advertised Tor and expressed the opinion
that there was screw loOea somewhere.
Mr.. Cassidy explained the absence OF
estimates by stating that the architect had
not completed the plans until that morning
and y hat contractors had not had time to
prepare bids.
On motion OF 8, Redmond Smith. Esq,
action was postponed until the next meet
ing and tho continuation OF advertising
for proposals until then was authorized.
Mr.. Carswsll, the architect. explained
that he had prepared plans for school
house to be heated by steam and that after
1t had been decided to adopt another sys-
tenn OF beating he had to prepare other
plans; he had worked hard upon them but
was unable 10 complete them before that
morning. The explanation was accepted.
On motion OF Mr.. Pyle the cards contair-
Ing tho list OF standing committees,
printed, were referred to the printing com
mittee for correction.
Mr.. Pyle gave notice that he will be ab.
sent for Two months and on his motion Mr..
Denby was authorized to sligo during Mr.,
pyle's absence all checks requiring the
signature Of the chairman OF the finance
committee.
Mr.. Magarity stated that No. 10 school,
house needs replasterlng and a new root.
Mr.. Pyle said No. Q schoolhouse Is In q
shocking condition; It Is dirty and out Of
repair aud neeus repainting, the fonce and
wall are In bad coDditiou and II will cost
between sla00 and 9SDj TO make the prop
erty decent. Mr.. Fuu,k stated that there 10
up n ons end OF the building an election
notice witch Ia knew had been there for
year and how much longer It had been
there be did not know,
Mr.. Cassidy said that the exterior OF
echoolhouss No. 10 had NOT been painted
during the last i5 years.
Mr. Bayis stated that No. Q sohoolhouse
sadly needed repairing.
II was reported that No. II schoolhouse
needs new aG-windows and repairs and
taat tho pump well u In dangerous con-
dtiun.
Mr. Trump said many other sehoolhonses
arc In the same bad condition and sug'
geatad that improvements DO made duElns
the coming vacation.
Scnooih0uses Nos. 2, and 10 were 70.
ferred to the Gommttee on repairs.
The committee Of No. IL school was
author 231 20 provide nov cellar win dows
for that schoolhousa and have the pump
well put IN safe condition.
PerUtssioa to have repairs made to two
clocks In No. 10 senoolhouse was granted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

w Ssott Tnumas,g resilient Vi Clayton,
a graduate ot the class of 'S4 Of the vii,
minston Conference Academy, and 1t
present student in the Johns Hopkins
University of Baltimore, has made \
reputation for profnndity of classical
learning, unsurpassed by any student,
who has lett the oollegiata department
has been elected professor Of Latin and
Greek at ohatfsy College, located at
Ontario, California. This vigorous and
well-endowed college is branch Of the
University of Southern California and
one OF the most promising Of tine colleges
Of the Pacific slope. Mr.. Thomas many
friends in Delaware will be glad to hear
of this distinction, fairly earned by q
long devotion TO classical study, and will
wish him the success which he is sure 10
win. He has formally accepted the posi-
ton and will enter upon his duties in
September of this year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

The schooner Charles a. Ooulomb
cleared for Savannah last week with a
cargo Of railway supplies from the Dia-
mond State Iron Company.
The committee OF City Council to pur-
chase patrol wagon awarded the con.
tract last week for building the wagon
70 William G.. Maha6y for 500.
DR.. Frank Rowland OF Los Angeles,
GAL, is visiting his relatives at Media, Pa.
He is brother of Ward B. Rowland, v.
g., formerly OF this city, who is now
practicing his profession in California.
DR.. Scott, the veterinarian, who was
badly injured reoeatly by being struck at
r., W, ~ d railroad crossing below
Newport is slowly recovering, although
still confined to his house.
Mrs. Mary Il. Fisher, highly es.
teemed lady OF the Sixth district OF
Howard county, died at her home, about
three miles from Eilicott City, Md, OF an
early hour Thursday morning in her 72d
year. She was tha widow OF Asbury
Fisher and daughter Of the late John
White, both in their time prominent eiti-
3ens Of Howard county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
INTO an OPEN DEAN.
Delaware xaiirOad Train Runs
Into the Laurel River.

DeiawAfc KnitrOad Train Runs
Into the Laurel River.
A north-bound freight IRAN on the
Delaware railroad on Sunday morning,
about 40 o'clock, ran into The open
draw o. Laurel river, formerly Broad
creek, near Laurel. The train was drawn
by engine No. 81, Engineer W. P. Kirk
and Conductor j. ID. Phillips, both OF
this city. A vessel was passing through
the draw at the time aud man ON its
deck was 30 fearful that the engine would
fail on his craft that he jumped over
board and swan ashore. The train con-
sisted Of 20 oars and was loaded with
southern vegetables. It was not running
very fast and the accident was caused BY
the locking OF the engine which simply
allowed her to slip over the tracks with.
ont being able TO reverse her.
The train was barely moving when il
went into the riser, and the engineer aud
fireman jumped without injuring them
solves. The bsd of the railroad is 80 or
30 feet above the river, and the monster
engine and cars made a big splash 90
they went overheard Three cars fol.
lowed the engine intO the water and fnrr
.ldra reFs had 70 be dumped uystpotE.
'ttbN0 AAN nAtthNe VI III tfAV NnuiA ne
.xGricated Traffic WIS DiocBei for sigh.
hours. No one was hart, although the
damage WAS considerable
This is the drawbridee which the peo
pie Of Laurel has secured through an act
of Oougrsss only after the most deter
mined effort and it is oaly about 10 days
ago since the citizens of that town nols-
brated the event which opened up naVi.
CATION to their wharves.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

FoRdLD TAI RECE1prs.
Inspector William u. MoOIoskey of the
Fifth ward detected five coiored mem
Thomas Tilman, Robert Joness James
Miles, William A. Bailey aud Samuel
Demby--in an attempt to vote upou
forged tax receipts. Tilman applied
hrst and his appearance aroused In
spectoy McCloskey's suspicious, as be
had been detected at the November cleo.
tion In an attempt to vote Illegally.
When he applied for registration Satur.
day afternoon with an 1888 tax receipt,
Mr.. MoOloskey examined II closely and
found 1t to be forgery, Despite Til.
mans protests he kept the receipt and
refused him registration, and when the
others applied he followed the same
course. ALI declared that receipts had
been given them by ia man named
Philippe One OF The receipts was dated
November 29th, 1888, and the others No.
yember 9Th, 1888, the day prior to the
Presidential election. All bore the sig
nature OF Collector Patrick Nsary, one of
the forgeries being fairly we'll executed,
while the others were rank. The matter
will be Investigated by the Department
of Elections.
A young coiored man named Robert F.
Smith, In the Fourth district OF the Sixth
warfI presented tax receipt, and on
being asked his age said ho was al years
old last March. AS this would leave him
between 81 and ~ years Of age, apd not
required to have tax reeaipt, the offis
wsrc Suspicious. At the suggestion of
another ooiored man he corrected his
statement by saying he was 81 years old
in March, 1888 The. officers registered
him, kept the reoaipt and reported the
facts to the department
The Eighth, Niath and Twelfth wards
show an iacresse over last years ragis.ra
ton. The other wards show material
falling off
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
PEARS Soap is an eIesan; toilet adjunct


II. O. Whiteford was Friday appointed
postmaster az Darlington, Hartford county.
Md, to succeed B. i. Williams, removed.
Ex.Lsvy Courtman Amos Sharpless OF
Hockessin, who is s0journing at the Hot
Springs, Ark, trying TO eradicate rhenma.
ism from MS system, IL reported as being
much improved.
Moses Golding. proprietor OF the clay
banks at H0ckessin, sailed for Europe In
the City OF Paris from New York on We'd
nesday for continental tour which is to
last untll October. or course he intends to
visit the Paris exposition.
Mitchell yansant OF Glasgow was arrested
by Special Officer Frank Stout OF the 8. p.
y. A. on the charge OF cruelty to his chill.
dren. Yansant vas fined $40 and costs at
squire MonRghan's office on Friday, The
children, five little girls ranging from to
II years, were placed In the Home for
Friendless Children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Captain EskridRe Of Bethel, master Of The
ost schooner Mary e. Bacon, whose wnars.
abouts has besn mystery for some time
past, arrived at Philadelphia. During the
terrific March gales the Bacon sprnns leak
while bound from Wilmington, N. o., for
Baltimore with cargo Of lunoer. and
narrowly escaped laundering, A heavy
sea filed her up, and all hands took to th4
boats. and we're rescued by the Italan bark
Antonio u. and landed at Gibraltar, whence
they were brought home by the steamer
Dixon. The last seen OF thR deceliot was ia
latitude s6.45. longitude 7l.54, drifting with
she may possibly reach her destination
without crew. There was 10 insurance on
the vessel or cargo. the principal owners
OF the vessel were J. a. Marvel W. j.
CULLEN, Samuel Bacon and Capt. ElkHjge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
TARIhG TAHEA.

The County G0iicctors fexIo tl,o
work Ihey Saauid slave Conn
meRced Several DnIs ago.
County Tax Collectors D0usbsrty and
Mckee took formal possession Of the
county tax Office Friday morning at 8
o'clock and began the work Of receiving
connty taxes, upon which they could just
as we'll have started week apo.
When the collectors got ct their desks
and opened their books, it was Inst o
O'clock, AMI in few minutes they vera
ready for business. The waiting crowd
wac not as large as was expected. rot
more than 80 being present in the
room at one time during the mornipu
HAIRY Mahaify and Edmund Mitchell IL
assumed the duty of narshlline the ~
sembled taxables and facilitating tba
work OF paying taxes as much a. possible
The fret man to OBTAIN receipt in the
northern district was Thomas II. Wilson
of the Eighth ward, In the southetn
district, Thomas II Lawson Of the Third
ward.
The collectors sat unit, IL O'Clock and
then adjourned. In the afternoon they
sat from to 5 O'Clock, and In the evening
from to 3. There WAS no excitement
Fiidey morning and everything passed of
pleasantly.
Aiss9 o'clock on Saturday the Office opensr
again and two llnes from tbs door 10 M
desks were quickly formed. Bu,intss STATED
brisktY and tax paying WAS soon III rapid
progress -
There was laege crowd in waiting a.
the county tax office Saturday afternoon,
and when Oollsctora Dougherty and Nc
kee arrived Levy Court. Commissioner
Henry ID. Hickman tried to purguade
them not to go into the Office. but Ia
drive away with him aud so prevent Tho
waiting Republicans from Qualifying for
repatriation by paying their taxes Ihey
refused to do so. The collectors worked
until 30 o'elock, when they closed their
desks, leaving about 20 applicants for tsx
receipts unhupplied.
- So
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

The drama, "he Last Loaf and the
fares Mr.. and Mrs Brown" were given
by the EuFipides Club the last three
evenings Of last week. On Saturday
evening the lecture room of the church
was crowded. After the entertainment
the drawing OF prizes took placs and re-
suited as follows: For whip Walter
Grace collected S3l Go and Michael Lat
ferty, S45; a1cordeon, Willie Hartley
S3l 60. Jerry Casey 1874; riding bride,
John Toughey $40 40. James Oounors,
sls; doll, MISS Regina Hyde 500 so,
Alice Kellehsr $40. The total amount
realized is SgtS.lG In addition 10 this
100 articles were distributed among the
audiences. at the request Of several
people Of the vicinity tie performance
Will be repeated at an early date.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

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MAHINE NOTES.


Thomas Drein d Bon, the life boat
builders, have opened Offices III New
York ut No. is South street.
The new steamer Dorchester recentlv
built by the Harlan a. Hollinggwnrt5
COMPANY for the Merchants II Ninersf
Transportation Company Of Bnltimors
made the run between Boston sntl Rails,
more in SO hours, the fastest time On
record.
This big four-masted schooner now
building for Captain Amos Birdsall al he
Jackson d Sharp oompany's shipyari
will be launched to morrow afttrsoan
about 4 o'clock. Her place will be taken
oy the keel for Captain Williams four.
master.
The Union Iron Works of San Fran.
cisco bid $50, 900 for the continuation NJ
. tumigating steamer for the Marine
Hospital service, which is 5000 NJ ara
than what the Pussy & Jones Oomp,nv
Did FOR any one of the three fnmi0sting
vessels which they are now building.
-
RkAhR'ib the Durest and haat eoa,, -,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Every lady who has used "Glenn's Bull
phur Soap will admit that the Improve
ment OF the complexion should be clasaed
among the Fine Arts. Though she may be
past the heTday Of youth, yet, like faded
picture retouched with Its original tfnts,
she blooms anew under the influence OF this
reJlvenating soap. 1t has too, rare and
deiicate odor, far superior to most OF the
Hekiy perfumes OF the day, and distin-
Rulshed chemist pronounces it harmless.
Bsware Of connterfeits. Sold by druggists,
Hills Instantaneous Hair Dye 10 also a
wonder worker. II gives to gray hair or
any undesirable color q most perfect and
and cheap.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23


Bishop Coleman en- Sunday confirmed
~ people at st. Andrews Church In th Q
morning, six at Grace Church, Brandy.
wine hundred, in the afternoon and an
audiuonal class Of two at Emmanuel
ohnroh, Highlands, in the evening.
seyenty.tiye prohationers we're received
into full membership at Wesley 0hnrcb
On sunday morning, and addresses were
given by the Rev. W. @. Rooms, J. j.
Wilhelm, James E. Adams, James Writ
and d. L. George. Presiding Elder
murray preached last evening.
Mrs. Henrietta Read of Philadelphia,
sister OF Henry Read, No. sol East Tenth
snest, TINS city, died in Philadelphia last
week The deceased was in her a3d year,
and was daughter of Captain Henry
Read, the commander Of the steamer
Vssta In 1910, the first steamboat that
ran from this city to Philadelphia,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Mrs, Lonls LeftSck aged 7e wears
1 q, !, suddenly at the residence Of obsrlss
y, Foinsett, No. 400 West sixth strest
aGoal 70 O'Clock on Saturday night Al,
oaiipef she seemed ID veil as mana ava
, q ahout o'clock. Shortly besora
~ eleck she cams down staira and con-
plelat1 to Mrs. Foinsett that aha Wa
Wy Y eieS Immediately afterwards shs
~ No. 9o .s " AIRS Poinsetts Jap and az.
, p..l, Almost ~ instantly, Deputy Coroner
,a,,. gave certificate Of death from
= cansea. The deceased was how
IN 81. Georges. was porn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
oHURCn cur.
Second Annual RusimeSs Session
aud Diuuer

StGOhu annual HuhtmeYs Session
aud Dinner.
Dover NJ. E, Church Is to be improved at
d cost OF g. 900.
Improvement to Epworth Church will be
completed June LIST.
Scott Church parsonage has been i'm
proved at cost OF 81 900.
Eikton NJ. E. parsonage is said to be the
BEST on Wilmington district.
MT. Lebanon and Union NJ, e Church
has increased the salary OF the Rev. T. N,
Given.
Cecilton M, E. Church nas secured sub-
scripttons amounting to $4,000 and is ires
Of debt.
A Methodist Episcopal church IL to be
erected in Motgan's Geek Neck about three
miles from Ohestertown.
The salary Of the Rsv. O. K. Morris.
pastor OF Silvsrbrook Chapel, has been
liked at $500 per annnm.
Hoekessin aid Ebanezer M. E. Church
has Increased the salary of the Rev. Julius
Dodd and will build parsonage.
MafshAllton AID Stanton NJ. L. Church
pays the Rev. I. G. Smoot $500 per apnum
and has rented and furnished a parsonage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

81. oe'ees and John +. Wood n, this
~ q, unYa nesn granted lsttesa patent on
~ A'enaioia step Tor railroad passenper
S Nh !, re re device is automatically onsy
~ 4 w. N ne ar brake extending when /.
~, Il aPPhed and partially telescopInp ,sheT
hss " at IS ttkeD of The appliance
lSa Aiio been secured in England N h9
ria,. fat'nt, Ii ia proposed 70 ALL tSs
Companies. eee W taliroad
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
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SCORES of LANCE CARP
In the Hrandy wine The Result o.
the Hatchery pEOpagnttOns,


the Hatchery PTOpagntions.
A remarkable sight was witnessed at the
city mill on Thursday evening. A number
OF citizens were seated Mt tho rallied balcony
in the rear Of the engine house overlooking
the Brandywine. Two or three OF them
had bait lines OUT. Ono OF the fishers was
Assistant Fi4h Commissioner Harry Me
Council. The tide WAS very low. Suddenly
the Watchers noticed the appearance OF i
number OF what was quickly reeugG,z d as
German carp. They inGreased IN number
and conld easilY bs discerned with their
large, gray backs moving about Ia the
shallow waters. The watchers counted in
the school from 100 to 1870 large carp rang,
Ing In sizs nom TO pounds.
1t was AN extremely interesting sight and
was observed with unusual pleasure By the
party.
All were agreed that the presence of the
hsn was an evidence OF the suceasstnI
work OF the local tlsh hatchery, aud proved
that tho efforts ia fish propagation have
had valuable results In the streams as well
&c the estuatles OF the State. CArp have
been propagated here by DR.. shortlldge for
the past four or Eve years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
ANorass rnlsOXBR Eso4rns.
Edward J1ncs, Charged with "a
serious CrinIe, Walks Ont of the
Court ROOM.

Edward Joncs, Charged with "a
Serious CrinIe, Walks Dat of the
Court koons.
Edward Jones, colorad, the porter NJ
Robert Francis uhrber shop, No. sl2 Market
street, was arrested Tnnrtday night on tho
charge OF entleng Alice Gibbs and Annie
bippie, two coloted cir 3, aged IA and Is
years respectively, in the shop where he
works. Tho younger girl was assaulted
Jones was taken 10 the police station ard
locked up tor Il hearing Friday morning. Al
Fridays mornings session all the prisoners,
including Jones were ranged on ths bench
In the usual way awaiting trial. William
). Hiiles, Eeq., appeared as counsel Tor
Jones. The case WAS called, hut Jones did
not answer, There was 1utterlng at the
police door Of this COURTROOM. broad
emile broke over the faces OF the other
prisoners rs they ans Hered the eagsr qies
tiOns OF the police ia regard to J9uss
whereabouts why, le wtllksi out. Ihul's
AL know" a eolnred prt4on4r said a
half dezrY uliisctsE ayils out 81 the
static after thu tni,lsip Uaf II Wps ID
use. The jill birh nal ug4a cleas tctck
Mr.. Hilles arose. addressing the court, ASK.
ing leave TO withdraw from ths caae.
City Solicitor Turner -"YOur honor the
couns ,l's Olient has Withdrawn"
einon MILLER, u rag dsal'r, was charged
with Vtolstion OF ordinance IN peddfing
without a lleenee. Miller d th9represeqiI'
tive OF Mr.. Horner doing husiaass NJ No
lo12 Poplar street rhs latter has mil his
mercantile tax, but I'D not hold psddisrs'
license. Mr. Turner ia ID theirs was ~ EVIL.
dent Intention on TIM Heru5ad's part ot
violation Of the law. He (Mr TulneD said
IL was dihicnlt ordinance to understand
and he was not very clear upon ii himself.
Judge Bal advised hut paFties doing
DnhtnHAd IlA city DliuTt - a.,
them 'elves by consulting the Ie,k of Tia
peace IN regard to licenses. lie considered
that there can be m question oil mtsundar.
standing the lew. Out Of ,!eiarance 10 the
city solicitors plea the court let the accused
of With caution.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JoURNAL-wILNHNGTo
work OF rHB nnarsrn RI. !

Complete Reports Of the asyo Days,
Registration for thc Next city
acknowledgements with Last
Years Work. ssogus Tax Receipis
The registration officers sat again on
Saturday, from 10 O'Clock, q. M, until
7,30 o'clock, p. M, and the registration
for the next city election Is now over.
The result of the two days work is as
folloWB:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Tbs funeral 81 John A. 0erberry, Who
died on Friday at the resi taRee Of ats
father, PatrcE CarbarIy, III. AZ Vest
Eighth street, TOOK place III $50 o'clock
Monday morutg. High mass WAS cele.
brated at the Pro Cathedral gud intermeut
was made AZ the Cathedral cemetery.
The deceased hae been in bad health fIr
some years past He was u graduate OF the
High school, class 81 81 bnt was held In
very high esteem by u large circle OF nc.
quaintanees for his social and literary &C.
quiremants.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Eiehty-two birds belonging 20 the
Kings County Boming Club Of BROOKLYN
were released at Havre-de- Grace az 10 40
O'Clock on Sunday morning. Tie beat
4 Y was made BY a bird belonging to
:, sehaFalns which arrived at 3. III pm
haY.nS made an average speed of sG7 :
Pr PR minute The second bird averaged
aH6 It is nothing unusual for hom1nS
pigeons TO make 400 aud 200 bnn'
dfea yards per minute, and the clondv
poor speed. ~ sHe
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Norris W. Talley was buried on Satur.
day from his late residence in Brandy
wine hundred. Interment was made in
Bethel cemetery. Deceased was q past
grand chancellor of the Grand Lodge of
Delaware, X of p, and his funeral was
attended by Tslleyville and Morning Star
lodges. Services at the grave were con
Quoted by Past Grand Ohancellor James
B. Tucker and grand officers.
The Cobb Vulcanite Wire Company
has received an additional contract for 10
miles Of electric light wire to be laid in
New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

j. Wesley Vernon, son of the proprie-
tor Of tho Daily Republican, had his right
arm broken Saturday afternoon while
experimenting the new machinery in the
press room of the paper. His shir.
sleeve caught in one of the cog wheels,
The shoulder was dislocated and his
clothing torn TO shreds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
Father tirnr. Appointment.

A Dover special says; The Rev. Graf,
pastor OF tho Holy Gross Catholic Church
here, aud formerly leader of the choir of
the Cathedral in Baltimore, has been ap-
pointed to the protessorship of sacred
mnsic and librarian of the new Catholic
University, Washington, D. G. He will
leave Cor Europe the goth of this month,
returning in October.