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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The Rav II D, Johnson will PROBABLY DO
appointed pastor Of Milton IL, r. circuit.
The Rev. W. J. Duhad way will soon pub
llsh q religious paper, 1t will be- u...led
Conference ChrInicie aDd Will he printed at
tue ONCE OF SUSSEX RepubiiolH, Georgetown.
This 81 animal meeting OF the Local
Preachers ana EHhorters Association OF
Wilmington Conference Will be hed M MID.
clstown, beginning on May l6th and con-
ti1uinI three days.
The It1v. james r. Campbell has accepted
an Invitation ~ supply tho pu pits OF the
Presbyterian churches ut Gsoree'owH,
Frau sord, B:Gckwater aud O,aan yiag.
OGiH% 10 tho continued Illness OF his wife
he will GOntluls to reside NJ SNOW Hll.
Al d nesting Of the Presbyterian Alignet
TO ne held NEXT Monday eyenllP arrange.
ments Will tn made for the session OF the
| synod of Baltimore, 10 ba hold Ia THIS city
next October, and plans OF TIE proposed
/ nGH Olvot Church will 10 c0nsidsrai aud
a statement Ia regard 10 moaey Tor tbs new
church heard. An offer 81 g 00J from
/ Bisl0p Coleman, for tae present olive
4 Church, 1T Chestnut and Adams atr.ers i a.
4 been decilnsd. The property cost S6 ,0Ut
4 exclusive 81 lot. Whom the new church i,
tiuiahed the old one will bs used for mIs
| sion
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

An adjourned session OF the Grand Castle
OF Delaware, K. q. f., was hsld In this city
Monday night. II was resolved 10 divide the
Jurisdiction iuto three districts rs follows f:
Now Castle, Kent (iuciuiing AppoqllnI.
miuk Castie) AID Sussex. lhe Grand chief
made the following appointments: N r..
Reed, Deputy Grand Chief tor Ksnt dis
trict; ]. II. Layton, Deputy Grand Chief
for Sussex district Walter q. Hurlook
james Pler,on, O. A. Brown ind Charles
Schuurer. Graud Instructors. The follow
ing Committees also were appointed: Law
and Supervision, John Nj. 4. Fotkum,
George y. Monek ard j. Aspril; Finance
and Mileage, Jonn Baat Charles HUDSON
and John Wanslr; Printing, William j.
Moreland, George Busch or aud William
Mynlch; Appeals and Grievances, H. q.
Rettew, Barrett L. MonsRn Elmer Collins
W. o. Scott and Lewis O Young; Returns
and Credentials, A. L, FoaleF. Thomas
Enos and Charles APPLICABLE,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
OnIy sIS,50O.

newark Longer.
The taxpayers know now the amount
II takes to feed the criminals and tramps
that are lodged and confined in New
CASTLE jail. However, whether it takes
this much money, or not, Sheriff Allen
bringa his bill In accordance with the
contract" Of the levy court. This body
are hesitating. II hardly seems Just TO
ALLOW such sum only on supposition
We have no fault to find with Sheriff
Allen, he Is only doing what the levy
court permits him. Who wouldn't do
the game? VS. care more for the in
terest Of the tax payers than for one who
stands on top. We know the levy court
will refuse to make reduction, but it
will bring god resultB to asitate the
question. II is no wonder that number
OF tax. payers are grumbiiug over such
enormous fgures--SlS, 800. Stop for o
moment and figure out how muoh wheat
and corn and oats at the present rate i!
will take to pay this sunni We expect
nothing for the present, but look to the
future.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
HAsED mr. ARoHER.
A transfer OF Bonds That Look
Pecuiiar.

Pecuriar.
BALTIMORE, April 25.-The Archer H.
Yestigatipg committee has brought mp .
rather unexpected Ash in their net aus
their find has created considerable talk II
financial and banking circles. In tn
course OF his testimony Hollins Mcklu
OF Mcliim x Co., testified that Treasure
Archer had, on September 9th, 1883
bought from James Sloan, Jr., presiden'
Of the Mechanic, National Bank, for thu
state sinking fund, Baltimore j Ohio Gu
trust bonds for S10i, 900, when the sams
could have been bought in tho market On
that day for 500 900. The committee
investigated the statement and have founc
that the bonds were offered on that dsl
for 30. MIR. Sloan IL very prominent
politician and was for some time one OF
the city's finance commissioners. The
finding Of the commission created qnite q
oensRtion, and MIR. Sloan promptly sent
Charles 4. Crane, the cashier Of the bank,
to inform the committee that he IVES snS
ious to appear before them and explain
the matter. He claims that, while II IL
tvue that sc,eli blocks might have been
offered for 49, no suoh large blocks as
the state desired could have been pro
cured at that rate. Mr.. Sloan will appear
before the committee on Wednesday next.
The Maryland Legislative committee
inquiring into the nlalfeRsauce OF e1. Sta =
Treasurer Atcher Thursday discovered this
missing registered bonds, amounting 70
over $50, 600, which were supposed 10 have
been lost. The bonds were mixed witt
other securities IN tho wrong box, Thu
deialcAtlon thus remains Mt si32,OO0.
Ex-State Treasurer Archer was indicted
by the rrsnd Jury ia Baltimore Monday
on a charge OF enbezz.lug 9ils,000 Of stat
funds. The grand lary a. Annapolis alec
found ap Indictment against him for NAL
ieasance In office.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
TIE LICNNSRS.
An Unusua, Number OF A applications
to the Way FERN OF Guurt.

There are l46 applicants for liquor license
at the May term Of court. OF these l03 are
cid applicants reappiYng, enc druggist,
all being in this city; Fl are old places out
OF the city reapplying, 10 are apple nts
who have been previously refused licenses
In the city aud three have b On previously
refused licenses out OF the city, five are new
applications. all but one being In the city.
OF thosn applying who have been previ-
ouslY refused, at least i've or six are npplI-
Giants for PLACES that have been bitrerly OPP
posed by the Law and Order Society and
repeatedly turned down. The granting OF
licenses TO certain applicants At the last
term Of court, has probably emboldened
them to try again. The Law and Order
Society complains that not having any
assuranle that these places Will he refused,
u has to expend rs funds and ouergles IN
fighting them again Instead 81 securing
evidence against Other places which violate
the law. All papers In the cases must be-
flied before May l4th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Jawelry valued At about 5000 was stolen
Monday evening tom the residences u ].
ii. Beggs, No, 1908 Jefferson street. Am9og
the articles stolen were several valuable
rinRs, thrse pnirs Of gold bracelets, hnlt
L zen g1l chains and silver watch
Ntgiols articles tad been put 10 q satehel
tor the purpO . OF being caTrltd away tut
the tlieve-, apparently IL their haste to ds-
part, did mol take them. These articles tn
ulldac gOli loeKst containing picture
Of Mr. Bagg7' great-granitathef, silver
spoons ald other stlvsrware. Entrance
WIS effected by forcing open the shutter
AZ TlLlJw Of ths pantry. Atthe time the
household nas out, having lett tho house 1T
7IJ u'eluus, Iii. anuss returued at Bis
u'EiOgE nld when he RETIRED ~ 10 o'clock
discovery 81 the robbery was mode. The
liHv evidently ut when Mr. Bcgga
| entered the house, They d-psrtbi through
the pautry window Hhe upper stories
wefe thoroughly rausHcked evidently for
lewelrY and money, There Is no clue ID
| ite idIdgy % th9 tnleves, Ihe ouly evil
! deRee OF t0ra- AAVlnS hnen used on tae
/ pantry shutter Is bent bolt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

A recess was taken to examine plans Tor
fire escapes made by Architect Frank Is.
Carswell. At the end Of the recess several
motions to consider the matter OF fire es-
capes for various schools were made, tho
discussion on which indicated that the cost
OF the fire escapes for No. 10 would be
about 81 800 and Nos. 2 and 7, 81 $40 sach.
Mr.. CaTswell stated that the cost under the
new pans would be about S675 each. The
proper COMMITTEES was instructed to adver-
ti9e for proposals and the matter was post
poned until the second meeting IN May.
The committee on books Was authorized
to purchase pencils, sharpeuers and ilies
School No. was allowed Is for repairs to
the fence; No. Il, 81 81 for shutters, No.
%. rs cents for locks.
special committee reported In favor OF
making an exhibit Of the work OF scholars
at the Wilmington fair next September, and
recommended an exhibit OF work done in
the manuel training department. The re-.
/ port was adopted and the COMMITTEES
authorized to prepare the exhibit.
/ A petition from Jlstice Frank L. Smith,
asking perm ss!on to set back the fence Of
4 No. school house, was referred 10 the
COZ mittse OF the school.
The fuel committee was authorized to
advertise for bids for fuel for the eoning
4 year.
Mr. ODonnell was given the privilege Of
the door to make AZ explain atioG.
4 Messrs. Belts, Turner, Morgan, o'Donnel
/ and Joseph Pyle were appointed commit
! tee TO visit the school In company with tins
members Of City Council.
Alter adjournment, the members of the
board and reporters proceeded TO white.
Ice cream saloon, where President Baird
/ entertained them with refreshments.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
rne prencner., .A.,ooln,l I,I,II,.

Wilmington A. E. Preachers Asqocia.
ton met Monday morning. Rev. julius
Dodd read an essay, entitled The Salts
faction Theory OF the Atonement," and
the subject was discussed by the Revs.
W. W. Campbell, u F. Price, Dr.. Jacob
Todd, j 4. Van Burkaow and W. L.
Iomkinson. The Revs. ), d. q. Hanna
Rud Z. U. Atkins, were appointed com.
mittee to dysft resolutions censuring the
circue people for violating Sunday, which
were adopted, Next Monday the Il V.
W. g. Rooms will give an exegesis Of
Romans VIII. 3l.39,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
DROPPED DEAD on InE STREET.


Al the session OF the Friends yearly
meeting Thursday afternoon the annual
report Of the Westtown boarding school
wa read. The report showed that .he
institution was in q most iourishing com
dition. During the summer session there
have been in the institution 1877 pupils
and during the winter ASS. The total
expense of maintaining the school during
the past year amounted to S65, 800.
During the year manual training de-
( psrtnent has been established IN conlso-
ton with the institution. Friends we're
exhorted to keep their meeting houses in
good repair.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Nearly one unnarcd Year. ola.

Miss Elizabeth Blssstt who was The
oidoat resident o, Wilmington, died on
sunday Afternoon .at her residence, No.
1913 Market street. She would have been
lO0-ycass-old IN September next. Miss
Ba5sau Was tie daughter OF Nathan Bas-
sett, a worthy Quaker who came to VII
mingtcn from Chester county, Pa. aud
was one OF u children. For many years
she Kept dry goods store on the east
side Of Market street about half wa b.
tween Second aud Third. She was very
worthy and exemplary lady.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
s.. Andre,y,. % be lmprovea.

The congregation OF vt. Andrews
Church Will meet on Friday evening 80
take action in regard 70 having tic
church building remodeled. A rsarrange,
ment Of the pews and the erection 81 a
sLell or wall, more ornamental and q
stone, outside the present exterior walls
are contemplated, This Improvement will
cost from SIG GOO TO $1,000. At the
meeting on Friday evening var Gus plans
OF Improvement, intending some less sx-
penalye than sbe one mentioned above,
will be considered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

A much needed Improvement ia being
made by the Philadelphia II Wilmlngto
Steamboat Company, at It's wharf ut the
foot Of Fourth street, by the erection OF a
new and commodious waiting room. Work
was begun yesterday and will bs completed
by early summer Enoch Moore's ottice,
which Is now parallel with Fourth street,
will be placed at right angles with the
street, and the space thus mada betweeE II
and the sbipyard storetouse will he occu-
pied by an addition to the latter, This will
gives room 2ix32 feet, including part OF
the storehouse which will be used and tha
addition. The room Will be fitted up
with ticket office, toilet rooms, stationary
wRshstands, dc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

CAMBRIDGE, April 81. The large three
story brick building owned by William
ID. Barton, Jr., on the corner of Poplar
and Gray streets, Cambridge, was burned
Saturday morning. The hse ia supposed
to be OF incendiary origin. The stock Of
William L. Hubbard, grocer, who oecu-
pied the first floor, WIS consumed, as
well as the property and psrsphernalia OF
the ODD Fellows, who used the third
story. The building was insured in the
Royal Company of England for 1880.
Mr.. Hubbard also had 81 200 insurance
on his stock in the Farmers Mutual Oom-
pany Of Dalawars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
a oHAprsH OF Aoe1DnNrs.
Three yicfims of the Isrii ard Ono
of AicoisOIIsnt.

Of AicohoIIsni.
Isaac W. Hastings, freight conductor
on the p, W. d b. railroad, came down
from Philadelphia where he boards, on
the circus train son Sunday. About 8
o'clock, ne attempted, with several com
panions, TO board freight train No. ll6,
At the Fourth street crossing, to return to
Philadelphia.
The train was moving and Hastings
missed bis footing and fell under the
wheels, which passed over his feet, CRUSH
ing them horribly. He was put on n
stretoher and carried to the hospital
room at the p, W. Il B. railroad station,
and Drs. ]. A. Draper and w. O. Pierce
summoned. They found it necessary to
amputete the right leg at the knee, and
the left Just above the ankle. The opera
ton was performed In the hospital room,
after which the injured man was taken to
the Delaware hospital in Wilson's smbu-
lance.
FOUND DEAD ON THE TRACK.
The cold and terribly msngled body OF
Ward Groome, colored. WAS found early
| Sunday morning al the Madison street
crossing Of the p, w. i b. railroad. He
had evidently been atrnek by passing
train and thrcva against some freight
cars on q siding nearby. His body was
| taken to the morgae where it was identi-
! fed by his brother. 1t was afterwsrd re.
moved 10 his late home IN East Liberty
! street.
KILLED IN NEW MRxIco.
The body Of Leon Bates arrived In this
city SUNDAY night 10 charge of Il. H. Cook,
1 yardmasisr of the Topeka, Atkinson d
santa Fe railroad at Las Vegas, N. NJ.
The body WIS taken to Greenwood, Del.
Monday for interment. Bates, who was 9
native OF this State and was rs years Of
Oge, left three VeaFs ago, and was EN-,
pioyed % freight conductor ut LAS
Vegas. On April 18th he vas thrown
from Car and run over and his legs and
one arm were crushed. The arm was
gmputate5 but he died in two days When
told that he could not live he requested
that his body DO taken 10 Greenwood
Del, Rnd buried beside his father, sistGi
and brother. NJ. COOK, who had ,skeI
an interest in the young mau, attended
personally 20 the matter.
DgorPED DEAD ON THE STREET.
Lizzie Raymond, . colored character Of
South Wilmington, dropped dead a
Lafayette and Jnstison streets, late Satur
day afternoon. Her body was removed
to the morgue aud an inquest held OF
Sunday. A verdict OF death from the eI
cessive uss OF liquor was found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Railruad Zines.
DHILADELpHIA, WILMINGTON 4
4. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
March I'd. 1890


March I'd, 1890.
Trains will leave Wilmington as ioilowH.
Ihilade;nhia ie1presHl, i;oo, s,s2, lgo, $40
80, e50 $40 81, lU,U7, 1910 li.3J ll5i u. m,
'l1.l9, 1890, i.Sg, 2.X, b.O5, BIZ, b.5d '8.1O
706 and 1910 p. III.
Accommodation, GAO, 6.ho, 5.05, Sin and 1913
a. m, 1885, 2.3j, 400, 5.20 O.42, 40, 1000 and
lO.il y. IN.
For Chester (e1press, LIS $50. 80, $50, 80,
97 li.5i a. m, 1880, bO5, BIZ, 1905 and 1000
Accommodation, GAO, ass, 5Os, $40, lo.1s,ii.ss
a. M, l2S 2.S5, 400, t.9O, b.4s $40 and l04bp.
New York, lbs, asa, 30. Gao, G.ss, s5o, 1907,
1913, ll.5l a. IN, 'l2 10 1870, l.8g, az, 2.35,
5.0S, biz, $50, '6.2B, 100, 7.l0 snd 1910 y. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, Gao and 5i1
a. m, 2.35 and 400 .. IN.
For Newark Centre and intermediate sta
tic s, 40 a. IN, 1884 and $50 y. IN.
Baltimore land intermediate stations, 2.4t,
B.l2 .. m, and l2.l3 night.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 5.23 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.a6, 500, eli,
1913 and ll.OO Il. M, l206 LID, 4.25, 4.46, 5.2S
'B.O7. 1.4O, S.22 p. M, and l2.l0 night
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, $40 a.. M, 1871, a.55, $50, i.49,
7.uu y. an, and l2.i5 night
Georgetown, $50 a, m, 500 and 200 p. m.
Harrington, Delmar and way stations, s.30s
M, I.i5 y. m.
Express for Harrington, $50 and 100 p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
1901 u. m. and 1891 y. m
Franklin city, $40 a. m.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, ls.Ol a. m. md 1921 y. n
Leave Philadelphia BROAD street, for VIII
mington texprcssl, 40, 40, ~. 1881, 10.N,
Ills and li.35 a. M, ~ 30, 2.0a, 3.0i, 4.Ol,
AL, b.Os, 'J.16, cor, 65T 40 lilo ll.3o and
1903 night
Accommodation, 6.2b, $40, 1923, 1l.5J a, m,
i.25 BIS, $40 4.4d $50 b.9. ~. 1903, 10 ~ and
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Philadelphia lexpress) LIS. 2sa, 40,
ll.5l a. M, 2,S, OF, b56 500. T.06 and
Accommodation, 5.CO, Bis. aio n. m. 1910,
I.ah, 4.lO $50, 7.40, 1000 and iO.45 p. m.
For Chester (expressl, l.55, 1871 a. IN, b.l7,
100, and 1000 =. M,
Accommodation, 100, BIS, $40 9. M, 1910,
I.2j 40, $50, $40. and 1913 p. IN.
For New York texpressl, l.55, csc, 40 100,
el5, ii.M q. M, ~, 3 IL. h56, 20, 200, and
1910 y. m.
FOR 'West Chester, via LamoEin, Sis a m
For New Castle, IL IL night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk, 1901 uight.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming,
FELTON,, harrington, Bridgevile Seaford,
Laurel and Delmar, 1901 night.
BALTIMORE and Washington, 4.4G, 500, I0.I2s.
M, lgOH 4.ab, '6.O7. $40, s.22 p. M, and -. 10
night. Baltimore, 6.l2 y. m. and IL. Is night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VII
mington express, $50, $50, Ills a. H., 5.US,
Accommodate ton, S.35, 40 1O2s u. m, 1875,
2.0t, go. s.ah, 1910 and ll.Sa p, III.
For further Information, passengers are re-
! .erred To the ticket Office at the station.
| Trains marked thus O. arc limited express
! upon which extra fare Is charged.
| ClAS. L. PIGli, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
mr.. solomon solh lIopHin. Dead.

EAsToN, April %. Solomon seth Hop
kins died to-d day at his residences in Island
Greek Neck, near Trappe, in the SO year
of his age. He was one OF the best
known aud most successful farmers aud
business men in the county and leaves
large estate. HiR children are J. Seth
hopkins, merchant Of baltimore; James
Hopkins Of st. Louis, L. W. Hopkins OF
Talbot, Mrs. James E. Mcdaniel and
Mira. J. Ii, G. Kemp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Tie Republican county executive COM
mittee met at Seventh and Market streets,
saturday afternoon, and selected Saturday,
Nay 2Ith, 10 the date for holding the Re.
publican nomination for candidates for
aGsf y and coroner. l; was decided to
open tn polls ~ Wilmington, Brandywine,
New Custle, ChtiStiana aad West White
Cay Greek hundreds ut o'clock, IN the
afternoon, AMI ciubs them at O'clock. In
the other hundreds throughout the county
tbs poll viii bs opened ut O'Clock and
close At 8 o'clock. Election officers to hold
the nomination Will b. appointed al sub
sgquBut meeting OF the committed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
MoKa VARY kko RID.
Doaths, Births ana Marriages RE-
IOrteu During Ihe Past Week.

pOrica During the Past Week.
During the week ended at noon Saturday
II deaths we're reported to Registrar Lee,
as compared with II for the corresponding
week OF last year. classified as follows:
Males, q; females. 8; white, IL; black, Ii;
sdulte, o.; minors. 8; born In the United
States, 4; foreign born, 6; brought here
for interment. 2; death rate to Whole popu-
lstion, 1910; white, II 90; black, l.50.
Ages OF decedsnts-U Under year, q; from
/ to years, /; 20 TO 80. 1; A to 80, 2; 50
to 90, /; 50 to ~, i; 10 to 50, 4.
Causes OF death-Cauoer, 3; heart dis.
ease, q; Group, enteriis, hemorrnAye, par
alysis, pneumonia, premature birth and
pleurIsy, each.
Deaths by wards-First ward, /; Second,
i; Third, 1; Fifth, 4 Sixth /; Seventh, 2;
Tenth, ii Eleventh, /.
During the week u births-six white
males and eight white females-were re-
ported. BE- wards-Second ward, ] Third
l. pourth, !; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 2; seventh, 8
Eighth, 1; Tenth, / I; Eleventh, / ;Tweltth,1
Twelve marriages, all OF whits persons,
were reported during the week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

A colored cpiii, Rge7 months named
Harry Brown. wss burned to death about
30 o'clock Monday morning al s39 Wind
sor street., while its mother wEs ont. 1t
is supposed thai brother, little older,
set ire TO the bed on which little Harry
lay, The child was already dead When
found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The literature committee OF the Y. W. q.
4. u, OF thts city and Mrs. Avian Alien
have established library at tue Nav
Castle jail. l. is appreciated by the ptis-
onsrs, many Of whom read the books In
stead OF playing cards. Donations OF books
viii be received by the union at the head
quarters, Eighth and Market streets, or
by Mrs. Allen n the jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
pao,v Many lives r,a. llc ?

SUSSEX lrpulAran,
n . have uali. commented for the stand
We TOOK last week IN dsielce ut American
tnS. We would feel that we wore nor 1T to
De citi23n o, this country II we did not
SPEAK out IN defence OF that ilag, OF even
lay down our ltv"9 IN defence OF the coun-
try Witch 1t represents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

terrific storm, accompanied by light.
ming thunder, hail and heavy wind,
swept over portion Of Kent county, hid.
OIL sunday afternoon, between 4 and 4
O'CLOCK. Two stables md Windmill on
Osptain Daniel Hills farm, near Kennedy.
vile, we're demolished, and great damage
was one TO trses aud orchards general =.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

hrB. Mary Nl'tbrop, wte Of E. NJ
Norihrop, OF tho former firm o. Russell
y Northcrp OF this city, AMI ester o.
George a. Davis, OF Frist ~ DsEiy, died
aqocenly Monday morninga. her nome in
Hartford, Conn,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Erersn, rA,,ls,l nr I.,cntninc.

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd April 2s.--Neur Upper
Principle Oh Saturday lightning killed we
horses on the farm OF Wilmer Maxwell. one
a very valuable mare belonging to William
boulden and n fine colt OF Thomas W.
Nowlapd, Of Port D Deposit.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Leave Heading az. A. r. stntfo,, a NJ, N. M.
hsrdsooro M J.. n; joanna, 100 y. m; Spring
noi, Az I ~ MGynosburg Junction. a2!p
HI n; ,oalo7Nlle, SO =. m; lenBpc, 5.85 y. IN.
Meht tpers-' lht'lto' Ar p. M. Chudds Ford
Sunc.ipn, i. M; MOnlChnnin, G.07 b. NJ;
y. Y Jnnrtun, 6.lSI, III. Arrive Wilmington
tFrenrt stferN C.a d IN
ADD 80 --. Al :. SA11rl.bAS- ,NIi
LEVY" H"it,iihp l2tn noon. Arrive Rlrds bor0,
is.'1 " ~. cave Munclnnin, l. 10 f.. M. \ ew-
li@Pe III p m Arty" Wilmington. 1853 n
r. ltAfn N"wihilEe, $40 T.. H. Arrive n 4
y; 'Nhrt"n ~, y N. Arriy Wilmington,
ttrronnections AT Wilmington with r., w
u y; - ~ ID u. y O. junction with II. 4 u.
4. ~ NJ hudd's Ford -lunruun win r.. NJ. ~
j.. u: u ~ Coaicsvlllc una NNynrshurg
Junction twith, lenna K. R.l al birdebofo
M.,h y X; X. X. and T. X R.). at Reading
nj all stations. ' ~
EoMEkss BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. Agent
a. g. MCCAuSLAND. Superintendent