davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
MORE Ply F0a r. o. CLERKS.
Tho Wilmington Clerks Join In ia
(;pnrrnl Muygnirnt


Tho Wilmington CLERKS Join IN the
General Movement.
The clerks Of the Wilmington post
office have Joined the clerks OF other first
ciass pos,-ofilc 8 in y general application
to OongTtss for m increase of pay. Post
master Taylor has endorsed the mnys-
ment ard the clerks, at recent meeting,
adopted the following resolution, copies
of which have been sent to Senators
Gray and Higgins and Representative
Pennington
WHEREAS, Our lahors are Of that nature
that they are an absolute necessity TO tho
business, political and social interests Of
the people requiring qualities OF mind and
body that place US IN the front tanss OF the
nations public servants; therefore, be II
BesOued, That We ask OF tho Congress- Of
the Unlred States such attention to our
claims and interests as their Importance
| demands.
Rcsolocd, That wo are justly entitled to n
vacation OF at least fifteen days each scar
| with pay, because We work Oh Sundays,
national and other holidays.
| ResOluci, That we desire that elg hours
shall constitute days labor, instead OF
| twelve aS 1T present.
Resulped, That We ask the honorable
| senators and representative from Delaware
| 10 support ami vote for the hills introduced
| by ths Hon John " Ketchum Of Now York,
numbered II IL. GAS ana II. Il. 6,i4g, the
sams having for thsir object the Improve
mant OF the condition OF all pest office
| clerks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

Des M0ines Leader.
According to the last official report of
the department OF agriculture, there are
$40 900 800 bushels OF corn and lb0 ,0G0,-
900 bushels OF wheat now in the hands
of the farmers Of this country, but mar
kets for our surplus are 30 circUmsorihsd
by retalial DRY Legislation in other coun-
tries, for the express purpose OF punish
ing us for our hostility to trade with them,
under the operation of laws hostile to
that the outlook FOR the sale Of ony grain
and provisions Is not favorable. 1t in only
trade like all tariff enaCtments--thRt
plenty becomes an OWL and scarcity an
economic blessing. II is not at all surpris-
ing that the general outlook for trade in
this country IL unfsyorBble. The burdens
OF taxation sre heavy; the home demand
for our manufactures is not qIal to the
supply; and handicapped as our manu-
faotureTs are by taxes on raw ma eiiais,
they have no market to sihp to, The
farmer who sells his wheat at 10 to 75 cents
bushel, must sell at Liverpool prices
and the amount he receives Is the differ
ence between the price in liverpool aud
the cost of shipping TO that market But
when he goes to buy anything needed on
his farm he cannot buy at the same cheap
prices He has to pay American prices
which are boistered up by q If per cent
tariff The farmer has the tariff laws L
thank for the prlvi ege of paying higher
thar free market prices for what he buyR
but he is compelled 10 take the world'l
market prices for his grain and prcvi
sions. The tariff IL like the handle Of I
jug for bim-a!l on one side, and that no
\ his side.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

MlBDLgrowN. April 2O.-The Reformed
Chu Oh OF this place, the R5r, 4. r. HoH.
meier, pastor, which has hepn undergoing
repairs slnce April OF last year, was rededi-
Gated this morning. The deaigatory sermon
was preached by thu Rev. j. \. Kteifer, d.
aud assisting IN the service we're the R3v.
n II Skylas OF Jeanette, Pa, the Rev. j.
IL. Pannebecker Of Columbia, Pa. and the
R9v. W. l.. Martin Of the Unltsd Brethren
Church. MlddlstOwn, Sunday school
meeting was hsld at 3 O'Clock this after.
noon. at which addresses were made by the
Rev. Bc Apple OF lancaster, Pa, Elder
q ugsr OF Reading Pa, the architet,, aud
the l'y'. P4nnFbecEer and skyle+. Tne
Sermon Tonight WIS preach ID ny the Rv
Dir. Ina becker. The improvements 10 The
church Gp-t b wden t6 100 and 81 00O.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
Farmers, Platform.

Farm and Homo.
ToR THE STATE.
Election OF county ofi,ers by the peo-
pie.
Reform the levy conrt or abolish II.
sslarisd officers; all fees TO go to the
public treasury.
Economical administration.
Local option in reference to liquor
selling.
Equal taxation for all property.
Rigid collection Of poll taxes, and in
default of payment hard work in the
penitentiary.
new constitution.
FOR TUE NATION:
Equality before the tariff laws.
R4ilrt ads, telegraph lines, insurance
and banks under governmental restric-
| tons.
Reconciliation and free coinage OF
! silver.
Retrenchment.
Prohibition Of trusts and dealing in
/ futures,
The government TO loan money at q
low rata of interest on real estate mort.
| cages.
Civil service reform.
Motto: The candidate is the key tc
the situation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
rss DANA tNrsnvIsW.
Tho Presidents Remarks Were
- iarnnIiY ExannnrAIeh,

Greatly Exaggerated,
The interview in question appeared in
the Nav York World Of Thursday. The
New York Egsniag Post OF M Feiday,
which is believed 10 be close to Nr. Cleye.
land, refers to the publication oditorially
al follows:
''i'he reporter called his attention to
the SHa's article and this is what Mr..
Cleveland said, and all he said, in answer
have moi ecen the article YOU refer to.
ard IL Il appears nowhere else except In
the san, there Is not tho least chance OF
my seetnG it. OF course, the entire thing
Is lie, without the least pretext to rx'
cuse Il. | judge from what you say
that the venerable editor OF the Sun sup.
poses that no has at last hit upon a sub
jet that can he used to annoy me. Ia this
no ls mistaken, lilo must be- lis own judge
OF social derhnclBs and prophecies, am
not gpro that he should ut his time OF life
and Ia hts apparently peculiar mental con-
ditton, be molested In his Amusement.
eve question the eApeiienoy Of his
saying anything at all under such circum'
stances But what wa have quoted was
abou. the sight thing for MIR. Cleveland
to say II he sNid anything at all. The
reporter was not satisfied with this, how
aver. He W Mt on TO invent and put in
MIR. Cleveland's month nearly column
OF other talt, some Of it coarse abuse o.
Dana, the EDITOR of the Sun, which il
would have besn undignihed and dis
oreditAble for Mr.. Cleveland TO utter. W.
| believe complaint against the reporter
has been lodged with the editor OF the
| World y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

Fixing ZIP far a. Sly Excursion SeR-
sOn-AinOsI 'Ttnc tO $50 There.
President Eliasou and tue directors OF
the colchester company spent all day at
Colchester, giving the. final order for the
many improvements and ADJUSTMENTS for
the coming summer, Plans had besu
previously made to besutiiy the place
and please tbs patFous. The carpenters
at work and the men cleaning up tie
grou1d8 look like small excursion item
selves, scattered as they ore through TIE
different pats - the grounds The
painters will soon G 1T WORK and things
are being pushed so that everything will
be ready for business by May 18th, In
consequence OF the mild winter weather
everything i so Ter advanced anl this
grass and shgubbety looking so hu4 tEGt
an excursion 10 the Beach u the present
time gould sesm almost like June The
company is constantly in communication
WITH strong attractions for the sumner,
aud the Gnusement5 thil year Will sur
pass those Of former years.
The steamer inlchester, Just ffosh
from the Bhipyard, came mp 70 her wharf
on Friday. S.e has undergone such 2
change he past wiuter Is to make her
aiulos, Gurecognizlbe. iI5r decks have
been run out farther, part d ths inmeugJ
saloon has been oug ont give more out
| side rooGi for tEcdHiOnist3, aud another
lGrge stairway turwlrd has beer added
WHOM makes her psffsct tar tha exour,
SION business. On Monday next she will
20 to the James ,tveE To run few weeks
from Norfolk to Richmond in the place
o. .Ae steamer Arigl which will come Il
baltimore for reDaifl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
nR. aALDEmAN,s caUsoH.
soid for a2e0. OO0-A NrN EdiSire e
be BuiII-A sum Exceeding SeOO.0Ot
m, tI.. Est,Urph rR.s.t.xy

soid for a22O. 0oO-A New EdiSire 20
be RuiII-A sum Exceeding S2O0.OOO
Ili the Church Treasury.
The Rev. |. NJ. Haldamgn OF Now York
city, recently pastor Of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, who has been seriously
i'll, is row reported entirely ont Of
danger. At recent mseting OF the
members of the FIRST Baptist Church
New York city, Of which Mr.. Haldemsn
is pastor, series Of resolutions WAS
adopted expressive Of the members
pleasure al tho indications OF his APP
preaching restoration to health. Il was
proposed 70 grant Nj. Haldeman yaca-
ton OF eix months, the church supplying
the pulpit during tho interval. In his
illness Mr.. Haldeman has been the re-
cipient OF extreme sOlicitnds, not only
from the members o. his congregation,
but also from the public. Contributions
of flowers in great protuAlon were sent TO
his home, and pubic prayer was offered
iu several OF the city churches for his
safe recovery.
The First Baptist Church has inst besn
sold. But, contrary 10 statements re-
Gently circulated the congregation will
| not disb8nd but will remove to a mOTe
eligible site. VITA a sum exceeding
$500 600 cash ia the chusch treasury II
| 10 proposed to erect q new structure
which will RANK among the finest adliaes
| in New York city. Alta meeting held 1on,
day week Jacob Hays was appointed chair.
man OF the committee TO select site.
Samuel X. Ball, formerly of this city, il
chairman Of the committee on plans and
specifications. The church was sold fol
$220, 900 and alter all debts we're paid
the sum OF S205. 600 remains in the treas
ury. Work will be commenced at once
and it is expected that the new building
will be completed in year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

Robert Il. jones' oaa u the oldest
freight train cclauator4 on the p. W. &
h Il. r., mad ais head crushed near
Edge Moor fNout 4 O'clock on Friday
AFTER Don, and lt.i Al hour later FROM
the effect OF his INJURIES Jones' liYsd ia
Philadelphia. There vas lamo csr,
that is, one on which the coupling was
broken, attached " bis tram hy short
CHAIN. Il wss puzzled on 2 siding Edge
Moor, with the intention OF leaving It
there, Jones went between tha lame
car and another, 50 unGoupie the Chain
and in SOMA way mis- head was ht
between the sill7 and erusaed. He Was
brought TO the ststion IL taI' city, wbers
hadisd sbout E O'clock The body was
removed TO tho m0rgn4 and an inquest
was held Saturday afternoon. The de
ceased was horn in Denton, Md, on
November 10Th, 1916 aod lived at No.
1880 south Eighteenth street, Philatel
phia. ae leaves a wife and three chill
cren and an invalid sister.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

Mr. Thomas O. Plat has met with a
graat loss. For nearly do2en years he
had faithful stebographer and type
writer, whose station WAS in the ante.
room leading to the private otlics in lower
Broadway. Tho eieuosTapher knew all this
ppulcians sud h3 seemed 70 know jrzttbe
men the Rs Nh Torn leader wanted most 10
zee. The sicpoRrapher seldom spuk AK
words IN dss. 4 few mofnin Y since lie
was messing, and, later on, Mr. Piatt re-
celyst word that hiH stenographer was
now a practising physician. lie had
studied ll;s beaver, attended clinical
lectures for a number Of years, and never
aword Of this had reached Mr.. Platt'stArs.
BE wasn't aware that he had full fl adged
physician for q stenographer until the
young man was ready to hang out his
shingls.-.NeD Fork Sun.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
KJSa oONyIggHD.
Tho PTcIect Found Gunty ia short


PHILADELPHIA, April ~ --Preieot King
of the PennaylvaniG Iustitution for the
Blind, who has been on triAi for several
days charged with immorslities com-
nitted with one OF the boys, was con
victei yesterday after AZ houI's delibera.
ton by the jury. They were ouauimons
for conviction, bnt one OF the number
held out for Tins for recommend atioa
to mercy, which was not given.
District Attorney Graham said that he
lad other cases against King but instead
Of frying them he would prefer to let tite
boys testify before sentence vas passed
A new trial having been refused, the boya
were called, and three others testified
that King had committed similar crimes
with tnem. Kings counsel wanted to
produce witnesses TO Prove his clients
good character" and to cbvlate pos.
sibl- appeal either to a higher court or TO
the board of parlons, the court con-
scented to hear the testimony. counsel
was given until NIX. Friday to produces
his witnesses, sentence was suspended,
and King remsnded TO jlil. He may b
sent TO the penilentiary tor ten years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

EAsToS, April 2l.--rhe J. r. WhIts Bsiok
Company has hn-I iugorporH' eli here with
o capital OF 100000, The directors ara
Joseph II. White Preston b. spring, Alex.
F0unfGtn. r. F. Walssr nnl ID. y. Higgins.
The oillGer. are: j "A. waite, Prasiieut /;
john II, Elliott, Treasurer aud business
Manager, ind NJ u Higgins, Secretary
ali residents OF ia not county. They have
clay lauls at Ohoccnlnc1o, Aia., aud ara
putting IN an extensive nleut. Joseph II.
WhiJr, VINO has b.icS and tile yards at
Eastln Poipt, il also manufacturing ut
Annis.ou, Ala,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

good story with moral is related by
the Lewiatown Journal of German who
got in arrow with qusrresome man. who
had been terror 10 his neighborhood,
and left him dead. A young and inexperi-
enced lawyer undertook the defence Of
the German, and inst before the case was
to be tried he found, to his dlismay, that
tire jury was composed OF eleven couba-
overlooking countrymen Of the murdered
man, the twelfth being German. A "de-
fence fnnd' was Immediately raised, and
the German waa approached with the
promise that if he managed to get .he ac-
cused eli with q simple verdict Of man
slaughter it would be worth 81 ,00J 30
him. ALL he had 10 do was 10 stick to that
one word, granddaughter" Tue verdict
came in ''manslaug hter,n and the joyful
attorney for the defence couldn't get the
81 900 into the Germans hands too quick.
Shaking hands wish him and placing the
money, he slapped him on the back aud
said: "You did nobly; You must have
had an awful time making them Irishmen
agree to simple manslaus liter" "Vell, I
should say SO; dey vas all for acquittal!"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

patrltk Gunnou. "a on man living al
No, S33 Jefferson street, who has been sur.
teIinr from heart disease Tor 5ome time,
was found dead Ut Tenth and Monroe
streets AZ O'Clock MONDAY morning. HIS
body was removed TO his lst- hone. Ona
of Ggnuon'- friends sat up with MIN until
l O'Clock Monday molnin. Hnd then as he
seemed quiet retired. Il "a snppossl that
rho old man, In n TT of dellrium, loft the
house soma time after that hour ami
walked to The piacs whore he was stricken
dead and found. Coroner Gamble gavs y
certificate OF death In accordance with the
facts,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
a Gartrnter Snop Isurned.

Fire de ,troTed a ons.story frame cnrpen-
ter shop and chicken house, Il the rear
Of the residence OF Joseph @. So Is, at
Thirteenth AMI Scott Streets, no Monday.
A number OF carpenters tools aud a bicycle
Wefe destroyed. Ths loss ia about sl5j;
no Insurance.. rhe fire probably originated
In the carelsssness or mischief OF some boys
who had been playing with matches behind
the fence. The fence caught first aud the
IRE soon communicated to the chicken
house and then to the carpenter shop. The
buildings were almost destroyed before the
ire engines arrived, aud only half OF them
went into service
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

fathers, that sustained them in the dark
hour of adversely, and brought them
through many trials to prosperity and
honor. Long may this society endure and
hluEish-a worthy agency for such noble
ends"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard left Charleston
Wednesday morning for st. Augustine,
Florida.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

Census Supervisor stans8urY j. Wiley
received itrUu the centu- bureau Monday
stx iarRe haN+s, weighing 200 pounds
each, Of documents and Llnnks for reports
hud ioE tue u-a NJ the enumatntors. When
The census Of DeswHre IA finished tho docu.
mentg Will b. returned to Washington In
tnr same boxes, Iha recommendations for
appOin m sn's OF commentators and clsrks
inr ihi. STATE have hunu forwarded to Wash
ilEton and the .i.t Will be acted upon aud
returned In a few days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
Great Run on an Instllut,on.

The famous patent medicine warehouse
Of Charles n. Orittenton, Nav York, has rs-
comfy been subjected to an extraordinary
pressure--the pressure Of crowds OF sui-
ierers from coughs and colds IN search OF
"tiale'5 Honey OF Horehound and Tar" Of
popularity Of the article Is boundless, ara
VIII last, for 1t Is built on the solid founds-
tion Of lnnnmerahle cures. CrittentOn's es,
tabliShmant might properly be called a
saving bang, # IN tho number 1t has been
Instrumental In saving from consumption.
Troeh'al affections OF evsry type vanish
under its bGlmy and balsamic influence
druggists. ASK Tor large size, price sI
they are much tbs cheapest.
Pixies Iuothache Drops cure In one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
eroycr clcyelnrd,r mi.,aKe.

Philadelphia Press, editorial
Mr. Grover uIsvelaad has denied the
accuracy OF tbs interview which drew
down GA him the oastigation of the Sun.
The public will be glad to take MIR. Oleye-
land at his ogn word, because every
Americ n must ksenly regret and be only
too ready TO disbeliova that even the ex-
President oould see fiji TO sliuds in the
course of his own personal vituperation
against personal antagonist tc alleged
attacks on the brilliant beautiful, loved
and lovely woman who bearF hil nsm",
particularly ~ we have never seen Any
such attacks on Nrs. Cleveland in the
New York Sun, or anywhere else, md no
such attacks could iljure her " any one
were base enough to make them. There
in only one man living in the United
Staiea who can intiict any injury on Mra.
Cleveland by his conduct o. his language.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
80
A CELEBRaTED CASE.
Three Prominent sussex CoHntIan,
COnNictnh OF EhOEsr ateaIIng.

EhTse prominent sussex C0hnttdus
convicted OF EhoTsc stealing.
Sussex Journal saturday
In the noted horse stealing case
wherein mare was stolen from the
stable OF Eli p. West in Dagsboro hun
dred john 4. Owens was at first in
dic,ed for tho larceny Of the mare, and
Joseph Hamilton and James Ovens
IssRcs were indicted for receiving her.
These indictments were cast aside, how
ever, and all three OF the defendants
namely, John t. Owens, Joseph Hamil-
ton and James Owens Isaacs were in
dieted for the larceny of the mare. At
torney General Biggs and Deputy Attor-
ney General Davis represented tho state.
A. T. iobins0n represented Ovens, and
O. NJ Cullen and Il, q. Whits repre-
septed Hamilton aud Isaacs. Ihirty-two
witnesses were summoned for the state
and 54 for the defence. OF these rs
were called Tor the etate and 26 for the
defence.
The casa occupied part OF Tuesday,
all of Wednesday and Thursday and q
part OF Friday in its trial. The evidence
was conflicting. 1t was shown by the de-
fence that Ovens was in Kent county
when the mare Was stolen. Ii was show
by the Stale that he was in Sussex whM
s she WAS stolen. Il was shown tina
Iasacs stayed at Lis fathsr's all night on
/ the night the mare WAS stolen. Hamilton
confessed and implicated the Otheya, Tie
object OF the State was to show that oil
three were in the combination to stea
the mare and it threw strong web 81
\ evidence arouaG them. The jlry OF
Friday morning returned a verdict 81
/ guilty ia the case OF all three OF the pria
oueIs, ard each was sentenced TO pay
300 and costs aud restitution MONEY
amounting to $3.50, one year's imprisou
ment, one hoae IN the p.!iory and q
lashss. Tae whipping aud piliory par
q the sentence will not be carried on
nntii hnril aGth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
PURSUING a FORTUNE.
wilson u. Isayd Thinks He secs "a
ReaiizattOn Gf Slopes Long be-


geFted.
Special to tho baltimore Sun.
EAsroS, April 20.-Wiscn n. Boyd, the
manager Of the Peninsula Life Insurance
Association, whose office IL 10 Il Iston, will
sail for London about the last OF May to
take the ilual steps for the recovery Of a
large estate IN England and Scotland, TO
which he ia one OF tn heirs, and which has
been In chnncery for number Of years.
The estate IL that OF MIR, Bayds great
grandfather, William Mckay % Eltnhurgh,
Scotland who died IN 1896 lcnVintg BIZ will
a large estate to his three step.Chlldgen
during their live1 and then TO thg heirs Of
Andrew Boyi oil Frederick, MD, who mar
rial hl5 daughter aud who was Tho grAnd.
father OF Wilson r. Boyd Andrew Boyd
had daughter who married jesse Hunt,
brother % o mayor Of Baltimore. SlMhal
nni Aabnry Hunt were her children. and
one son, David Boyd. who hrd ~ children,
nine Of whom died without issue Those
surviving were Wil-on 4 Boyd OF Easton.
David Boyd ot Az. Vernon, Baltimore
county; ksbury McKeniree BDvd Of vlr-
glnia; Charles Boyd, who 8, living sorae-
/ whers In Missouri; Mrs OFen u. Rall Of
! Portsmouth, Va; Mrs Mary A. Jones Of
Brooklyn, n, ". and Mrs. Virginia Meadows
| u Kent county, Nd.
| There arc many other heirs tn the
| fortune, ri ming into the hun,ire u, but the
I l,Ni'A0 IL 'Ai''i ~ D'1A seaE''r'ipb 'uVW
| that II there Is re3oS ia and his
| brothers Ani sisters Will get oua.tlith lntor-
est OF the whole estate ami additionally
one.seventh OF three ntrhs Of the rs9iiae.
! IA says the estate thar passed under Nc.
Kuy's viii was over ono hundred millions
Of dollars, and that there Hre seventeen
millions OF accretious X cash on deposits
as direc'ei by tho Judicial proceedings.
A cettiiiah copy Of NICK AVS will, certif.
cnte4 and copies CT registrias showing the
direct dn-ceni VI the claimants from MrKay
and numerous othsr legal papers 10 thf
case are in MIR. BoYd's possession. Pro,
coed ngs Tor tho recovery OF the estate
were begun IN 1864. Judah =. B8nj imiu
had charge Of the matter until bis Heath
and hid developed II. AirrrWsId George
W. Bill TOOK It and is bringing 1t TO con
summation,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

r Ee hi
IN 20,
Bal = q Y ra, MI
marred 20, &c ny noruiug " es tire
ppml Of h. Jrid='e parents, tu1 Rev IL ID
Smith assisted by the nv, Frank Fletcher,
oflclsilpg. y gene Robson ana John Dol-
Inns were u.nerI aad Alssas Lettie aud
Nina Wrbb msids OF honor. Joha Evans
OF this city was guest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

LouIsvI LIE, Ky, April 10 "A telegram
was received this morning by the chief Of
police stating that W. H. Pope, teller of
the City National Bank, who absconded
with $4,000 of the banks funds, hes.
been arrested in New Mexico. "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24
0nr po>,.n,rc. nuI in the senate

WAsaIsaroN, April ID. Among the
bills reported from committees in the
Senate tod y and placed on the calendar
VISA the House bill to increase 10
$3.50, 900, the limit OF the cost of the
public building at Wilmington, Del.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-24

To keep the pores open IA essentIaI m
health. dlenn's Sulphur Soap does this.
lille Hair and WhIaker Dye" black or