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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
GEoRaETowN, May 3l.-Deeoration
Day was celebrated here yesterday. By
daylight people from the surrounding
towns and country began TO come in
town in all sorts of oonveyances. When
the morning mail trains arrived about
800 or 400 came on them and when the
noon mail train came about 200 more
came. Even the old-tashioned return
day, an institution peculiar to Sussex
county, ia scarcely ever livelier than yes-
terday was, there being about 1900
people here.
At 1880 O'Clock the procession to deo-
crate graves was formed in front OF Corn
pany Ga armory, where the o. U. A, III.
and the q. Rodney Layton Poat, Il. A.
r., joined Company G., which three
organizations were the onss to whom the
honor or the success of the celebration
belongs, aidsd of course by the people Of
the town. Grand Army posts from
Lewes, Milton, Millsboro, Ffanktord and
Milford, were hsre and participated in
the parade.
Senator Anthony Higgins came down
on the noon train and joined in the
parade. The Methodist Episcopal, Pro-
testant Episcopal aud Odd Fellows ceme-
teries were in turn visited and on each
soldiers grave was placed large bunch
of flowers. This Bridgevills band fur
nished the music for the occasion.
After the graves had all been decorated
the procession repaired to the public
4 square, where stand had heen erected,
to hear the speaking. The Rev. L. II.
Dreamer was first introduced, and spoke
at length, prsising the bravery of the
Blue Hens Chickens in the civil war.
After Mr.. Dreamer had concluded, Sen.
ator Higgins was introduced and spoke
for three quarters of all hour TO on inter
ested audience. He spoke of the Delaware
soldiers OF the Revelation and then OF
the civil war. He said that the First
Regiment was as brave as any that went
into BATTLE and that the Second was not
second to the First in bravery; that the
South was as glad now that human
slavery had been abolished as was the
North and rejoioed as much over it as
the North.
At o'clock last night the g. A. II.
posts and guests assembled In Odd Fell
lows Hall, and addresses were delivered
by Judge John W. Houston, Oomrsde
Mccoy OF Wilmington, Senator Higgins,
Henry Il. Mitchell, Major James X. LOT
land and others, relating their expert.
epces in the war. Major Lohand spoke
Of the blue and the grey forgiying and
forgetting this past. He said the blue
could forgive but never forget that The
greys, the rebels, caused them the hard
ships they went through. Daring the
evening Miss Annie Purnell sang solo
entitled "Where the Myrtle Loves to
Climb" Miss Ollie Pepper sang solo
and Miss ] aunie Bennem sang solo en-
titled "kt5l Me, Mother"
There ware about 60 veterans from
Wilmington, who went up last night on
special train. The oitizsns of George
town showed their hospitality to stranger
and the manner in which the dwelling
and public buildings were decorated dis
played their patriotic feelings. DR.. Johl
W. Messick, uur present postmaster, wa
master OF ceremonies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

They Declare for Equality Of Tax
alton, Netrenchnent aud AkSi0rsM
80 fnwe Part in she Eiec,,"n.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and jonrnal
Down. June 4.-Pursuant TO a cal issued
by J. Alexander Futon. Esq, chairman OF
the committee of the Farmer,' Destitute of
Kent county, q Joint session OF the COM
mittee from New Castle, Kent aud Sussex
county Institutes, together with this COM
mittee of Pomona and other oranges,
was held here In the House of Represents
tives yesterday.
The following gentlemen were present:
Nathaniel Williams, Thomas Il. Dilworth,
Edward Woodward of New Oastle county !;
william j. Perry, George A. Jones' q. G.
Brown, s. Harrington Messick and Dan 81
Short OF Sussex; DIR. Henry RtdRely, j..
Alexander Fulton, W. T. Case, 4. II. Ban.
croft and A. N. Brown OF Kent.
j. Alexander Fulton was chosen president
pro TEN and A. N. Brown secretary.
After considerable discussion and re-
vision the following resolutions were
adopted:
R'soip,d, That the following kinds Of property
shonld be added % that now subject 10 taxa
ton, to wit Bonds, mortgages, stocks and Ill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yielding revenue or pront,
and ny this enumeration il y MOI meant Or in
tended to exclude Or exempt other properly
which should he taxed, although not herein
mentioned. But MI property upon which d
mortgage exists shlll hs relieved IRON TAXA
ton TO the amount Of the mortgage.
second There shah be hut one assessment
FOR all kinds ul property Gnl one uniform rue
of eVying taxes and ono collector for al kinds
OF taxes in The same hundred or district
Third. The allowances to the shenff1 for
Keeping prisoners should III no case exceed u
cents per day.
Fourth. Conyicts should he made Self-sun.
porting and should be put TO work on the roads
| or pnhlic works
Fifth. That the plIhll: roads should be re-
paired by letting out To tho lowest bidder.
sixth. more stringent law Should be en-
acted 10 prevent bribery ut elections.
seventh. That tho Legislative allowances Of
| late years have bean unjust and nXtrayagant
AMI should DO greatly reduced,
Eighth, Appropriations Tor military enrainp-
ments and excursions should be- abolished.
! Ninth l.lin per centagn allowed collectors
slold not exceed $ per cent
Tenth. That the committee Of each counts
be and they arc hereby requested to hold
| meetings as speedily as possible after N,
| tickets Q: Tho political parties are nominated
| TO consider whether or moi the men so nnin
| mated are mon who II elected, will roprrsen
tho interest Of the people, and recommend tht
! election Of such only as in their Judgment viii
/ represent tue peoples interest.
! Eleventh, That all petty cases shnll he finally
| decided by Justices Of Tho peace with privilege
| o. appeal TO tile courts in case of dissatisfac.
| lion
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
MIDDLsToWs.


Special Correspondent Of Gazette and journal
MIDDLErows, May 3l.-Deeoration
Day was more observed ncr. yester,
day than ever before. The dwellings and
business plsces principally on the main
streets we're tastefully decorated with
il4gs and bunting. The parade which
formed about $50 o'clock consisted OF
the sons OF Veterans OF Odessa, the Oiti.
2sna Cornet Band. Maiar John Jones
Fost, No. %, 9. A. IL. and the Volunteer
Hose COMPANY. the last three OF IN q
place. The band wa on containing ahnut
90 little girls with handsome wrehths of
flowers and several horse back riders
brought M the rear. The parade bro.
decided to the M. L. cemetery where the
graves OF the fallen comrades were deco.
rated. Selections were read by three of the
members OF the post. From this point
the procession marched TO Forest
cemetery and ~. Anne's cam.
etsry, where the Same csremoniea
were performed. This concluded
the q. A. II. exercises here. and in INA
afternoon several members Of tina nost
went over TO Odessa 10 assi5t Colonei
Andrews Post in the exercisaq Al that
place. The last named post had decor
eted the graves of the soldier, in oId
Dsawyers' cemetery in tho mornipg and
in the afternoon the prAvea in Inc C1nsrar
and M. E. cemeteries were strewn with
fl3wers. Memorial set vices were hald in
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Kepnett square special says: The
Church Of the Advent Protestant Episcopal,
at this place, was Tuesday afternoon the
scene Of Inc most briliiRnt Wedding ksnnett
square has ever had. The Bride was Miss
FlOrg Viola Brattol, deuEhtet Of Jrwe'rr z.
H. BFattou, and Hsnry Frederick Gtaal, a
young merchant VI Wilmington, Del. The
ceremony was celebrated by tine Rev. ". II.
Burns. rector OF the church. Ine pretty
little church was transformed into bower
AZ blooming flowers ana was crowded by
the friends OF m young couple. Promptly
At 3 O'Clock the bridal procession moved m
the middle aisle Of tbs church 10 the music
o, Menielssohn'5 familiar wedding mArcn.
The ushers were George Moore, Frank
Lanion, William Whentley and Ferris
Giles Of Wilmington. aul the bridesmaids,
Miss Martha Toy OF Oxtor Pa. Ni5r Este
Green, sister OF The groom, aud Fiorelee
Gallagher Of Weat Chester. Little Maude
Gallagher was maid OF honor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

DENTON. M, June 9.-rhs proposition
70 issue $50, 100 worth OF comfy bonds and
lend tbs proceeis TO the Delaware K
chesapeake Railway Company to aid Ia the
construction ~ the proposed Green's
borough h fredericksburg railroad was
votey on today AZ i special election. Tue
county will be- seeursi BY Hrst mortgage
on the entire line Of % mlles, and the loan
will bear interest at the rats Of 9 par ceut
Il averaged as only wothris vote ON
p7a1ant Of busy season among farmers.
Oiiclai returns from tbs Ftr4t and Third
di-trie.s glvs, respectively, IS snh 53i ma.
ittteg for ne proposed road. Uaofiieial
Ee'urgs froN tie e7ud, sixth aud Flith
give, respectively, 0. $50 and 25) maj5ri.
ties for the toad. rhs Fourth wall perhaps
give q smeil majority against, The ma
lJEtty for Is anywhere from so to 100,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
nAnalsoN,s .EonNp TELL.
var. Niiier Meets with Ii,tIe En-
c0HraseiMelt AT the Presideul,r
NlRthRn

VAR Whitley Meets With E,ttJle EN-.
c0Hrasciment AT the presidemur
Home.
New York Herald Special
lNpIANAP0lt5, lND. Juno 1.-The visit OF
Miller 10 Ipdt tnapolls has
stltren up any amount OF political gossip.
INT, Miller Is here attempting TO pacify tho
Observation-Disclosures, who seem to bo
growing rather than decreasing In number.
A row weeks ago Joseph Robinson. n
prominent railroad man, wrots 10 MIR. miller
complaining that the railroad men Ia In
diana mad not besn properly recognized by
Tue resident, and Incidentally mentioning
, ,us6 dIeshanl was becoming favorite for
loDZ' Mr. Miller replied that the complaint
only showed the "hogglshness" OF the rail-
road men, and added, "As for the Gresham
movement, that is giving us no concern al
this end of the line"
The letter fell into the hands Of q Demo.
cratic paper and was printed. It arnnsed
Ihe leeungs OF the railroad men who acted
with the Republicans during the last Gam.
paign, and some very interesting lettar,
nave gone from this city to WashIngtnn
Ihere are reasons 10 believe that one N Inc
Objects OF MIR. Millers Visit TO Indiana noiis
was 10 secure possession OF this lsttsr
rms peiiet T. Strengthened by the fact TINT
to-nisnt >. u. Holt, chairman Of the county
nehiuc,anD committees, states that Robin.
a. aEnn 'totcu y SSH tho letter to him
CHASE. 1850" " pur'
ms republican lenders, including Chair.
man kitchener, were IN conference Win Mr.
Mlllar all mis- afternoon at ttp Nay Denisnn
hotel. II comes from on9 OF tho praaant
tnet dr. Miller made careful Ind lIrv in rs.
gard 70 tue feeling toward the Gdmipistrs.
. sa,1, tntousho1t the state. 1t is generally
party in regard TO Hariison's seaooS to,,,.
encouraging. 'N ','''Ss'isAA'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

u&FogD Pa, Juns 3--'raa commences.
meat exercises Of Lincoln University were
reid 'o-dsy IN the pressnes VI 90 persons
II the iuutor contest neld Ia tbs morning
Belitmin +. L ster, 81 Maryland, won tne
gold medal fot oratofy, hi. subject being
u Delaware, won the Bradley gold medal
for highest honors In natural science
studies, and also attained tbs highest
aversge OF the course. He delivered the
English salutatOry in the commencement
exerclses, and Fretarick d. Fitden, Of
Maryland, toe vr,eiictory Grafton. The
graduates iaclndol I4sHc n. Porter, Of
SUMMIT Bridge, Del, frederick ID Tilden,
q ntcaaslsvltte, MI, Ebenezsr A, Houston,
OF Fleming, Gearg;a, James IL. Duckrey,
Of summit Badge, De-, md Charles =.
sprisg, Of Baltimore.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

San Francisco, June SHERMAN Oelrichs
OF New York, and Mics Thsre.n Fair,
daughter Of ex.UnIted States Senator
James g. Fair, were murriei this evening
ut the home Of the brides mother In this
city. The ceremony was solamnizad accord
Ing TO the rites OF the Roman Catholic
Church. Archbishop Riotdan ofiiGiated
assisted by tbs Very Roy. j. j, Pceniergast,
vicar general OF the diocese, and the Raw
GEORGE Montgomery, the chancellor. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Birdie Fair, as maid OF honor, and BY Miss
Lille O'Connor, Miss Naille Jollippa, Miss
Jennie Blalrs Ellis Bella Smith is brides
maids. George Pollock and David Barnes
OF New York, attended the groom. The
bridal robe was Of iroy-white satin, fash
Toned 10 PARIS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

ASHLAND. Pa, June 3-The fire in the
Bast colliery mine has been reached
through the shafts, but the extent Of II IL
as yet unknown. The gang OF Workmen
engaged In sinking the shaft were over
come by the accommodating gas last night
and John Haffey and Charles O'i}oyle had
to be carried from toe mine. O'Boylu fell
across the tracks and would have been
crushed by Rn approaching "gunbca" hut
for the timely arrival OF assistance. Efforts
arc being made to remove the gas to avert
an explosion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

MILBORD.


Special Correspondcnceo Gazette ana journal
MILFORD. Nay 2y,-Davld Lsnk Il Son
yesterday lgii down two barges $50 feet
long, % teet 4 inches beam and 10 feet
depth OF hold, They will lay the keels
soon as possible and will build them slaa
By side at their yards OH the Misplllion
river.
A. 7. Thomas has rented the store room
Of Mles Bessie Collins on Walnut street
nearly opposite the Old post-otilce and IL
fitting II up for post.otllce. He ie having
the boxes rlade In Baltimore and they will
be m Improvement over the old ones. The
lOck boxss are TO bs OF glass and will open
instead OF Sliding Rs do the present ones.
MT Thomas expects TO have everything
tlted up and take possession OF the Office
about June 10Th,
j. q. Wilson 81 this town has been granted
a pension OF "a per month aud back paw.
Yesterday Apout noon, while Alfred
Hcrden, a well-kuown and hlghly-respecied
cplored man, was working Mt home In
South Milford he was stricken wi b apo
piEXy and remained unconscious until ..
M, whom he died. He was about ~ years
Of age and has always bsen respected by
( those who know bin. lnterment will be
made tomorrow.
MILFORD, May 3O.-The schooner
Commerce, owned bv Thomas Draper of
the firm Of Draper, Davii & Rlokards,
/ d alers in phosphate, sunk yesterday in
the Mispiilion river opposite the FIRMS
I factories, damaging nearly 20 tons of raw
material. She was coming ia the mouth
OF the river, when The vessel struck the
! bar and sprnng leak. Upon arriving at
| the wharf she was ti9d too close to shore
aud AZ the tide ran out she dropped on
her side. Being nearly full of water and
/ loaded with phosphate material, she did
not right when tho tide came in but filed
aud sank.
Boating on the lake and river ia 8
fay rite amusement for our Young folks
thesu beautiful moonlight evenings. Last
night several parties were on the river
when one young man thinking it would
be sport TO rock the boat attempted to 10
il when it enpsized and deposited the
load in the Watsr. 1t happened to be
shallow but the party got good ducking
besides teaching that young man lesson.
MILFORD, May 3l.-Milford did not
celebrate memorial day in her usual
grand style aud nothing out Of the
regular service OF the day was done
except that the q, A. r., held mn open
camp FIRE in Dorsey Hall. After music
BY the choir and prayer by the Rev.
William Richardson, the Rev II. l..
I'unstein, who presided, made the open
ing address. This other speakers were
the Rev. Robert Watt, the Rev. j. $.
Willis and Joseph E. Holland. The
speeches of each were appropriate and
very interesting. The choir furnished
excellent music for the occasion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
LEWsS.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Gazette and JournaI
LEwEs, May 81. Decoration Day was
partially observed ners. The schools
were closed, a few Gags were displayed,
and some business places were closed.
The post office wRs closed between mails.
EARLY in ne morning few citi2ens and
surviving soldiers visited each of the
cemeteries in town and decorated the
graves of soldiers who served in the wars
of the nation by placing flag and flow
ers on zach. No addresses were made
About so persons went over to George
town on the $50 .. IN, tran aud others
drove over in carriages and hacks. So
far az known about 40 soldiers aro buried
in our cemeteries.
The army worm ia destroying wheat
and corn 10 sons extent mere aud the
rose hugs arc ~ work on the fruit in
some localities.
Waiter NAPLES has serured situation
in telegraph Office in Altoona, Pa, and
left for that city yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Down Iuns "A great many people OF
Rogsr and Nioinity will regret to learn that
there viii be no camp meeting hsld At Pan.
ross camp ground near Paarsons UDrlsr
this yenr. II IS abandoned on ACCOUNT Of
Cht exceedingly bad weather aEd poor
management u this large crowds last yeur.
Willian Iilhourne an emp.oye OF the
Mezsr4 Richardson was assisting In tins
transfer Of some hox $ Of canuei meats
saturday about noon. As h. STONED 70
pick up a haIumsr a box wa pitched 10
him b. a party on top OF the pic. /. struck
ntm on the oack and made an ugiy wound.
i was s. firsr Thought that bis -plDs was
lninrsd bnt no Is greatly improved now and
vii. ba able 10 be on Ia a fs1 lays.
Yesterday was appropriately celebrated
in the M. E. Ohurc by special
musical services. Ths collenI1n OF the
Sunday school amounted 52979. In the
evening the r v. clarence Wt-Jn preached
u ths aRsepee Of the Rev, T. e. Terry, who
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
went to Harrington to assist In the dedica-
ton of the new church there.

DovER, June 4.-Memoers OF the Y. W.
@. T. U. have decided on Tuesday, June
10th, as flower mission day, when they will
visit the jail, almshouse and the poor.
Over loo, 900 gallons of water were used
from the water works on Monday, which is
the largest amount ever consumed in ons
day since the system has been established.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Associated Press Dispatch by spejial Wires.
Nsw PRAuuE, MINI, June 4.-Michasl
Summer, general merchant and miller at
this plaee, has made an assignment for the
benefit OF his crsditors. Tbs liabilities Ara
SllC,O00 and assets Si00, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

NEWARK. June 3.-The Delaware College
cadets passed muster Yesterday under the
very close and commanding scrutiny of
Major Vtoou, assistant iusEector-EsnerA
OF the United States array, who came here
rom Washington on tour Of inspection
which will take Ia the Naval Academy and
st. Johns College al Annapolis, Hyatt's
Military Academy 10 Chester, and all ths
other colleges Where the government has
instituted a military department. For an
hour the two cadet companies, under Lieu.
tenant Browns stentorlgn command,
marched, CONFERENCE.-THE, right wheeled
left wheeled, advanced. dressed, carried
arms, shoudered arms, &e., Sc., before the
critical gaze OF the nspector-generai, the
faculty, and many OF the town fox.
Tho test was cruclal one for tho
cadets but they passed the ortsal with tly-
ing colors, hguratively and literally, for
their handsome ak eolors were OF course
used on this occasion. After the battalion
drill on the cam pus there was short artll-
lery practice on the athletic field aud an In
speetion of everything connected with the
military department which is In perfect
order. This must be very gratifying to
Lieutenant Brown, who is SO handi-
capped In his efforts to attain per.
foction through the l.xlty and enforced
absence OF military discipline which mp
pears for somp reason dstLstafu TO the
present administration Of the college but
which - very sadly. almost imparhtively
needed to prevent the rife vandalism and
disorder.
A sale Of Colorado and Texas horses took
place at Halne's livery stable yesterday az
ternoon and attracted many persons.
Horses were sold at from $2i 10 4i4D
Apiece, the average being about a45 per
horse. They ware brought east by W. At
more Woodrow. formerly OF Newark.
| slight accident to u freight train about
Is miles below here on the Is. n o. railroad
at 5 O'Clock last evening interrupted both
north and south bound travel for several
hours. In leaving n siding at Foy's Hi
AGAR Of freight train jumped thetrack and
| got into a position to block both tracks. No
one Yves hurt and wrecking train soon
had things Strengthened up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Th5 amounts due collectors for 1858 taxes
are subject TO deductions for errors aad
commissions, which Will materially lessen
the to,al,
The main oblsct OF the statement !s 10
show that the unenilected taxes Of the pre-.
vtous year are sufficient 10 Offset the float
ing dabt OF $4,000 Illegally contracted by
the court. Mi. Weir, chairman Of the
france committee, especially commented
upon this point Ia presenting the report.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Nav YoBG, June 3--The French Line
steamer IL Boucgogns from Havre about
which some unedslnaSs was beginning TO
os teit, was sigualsd of sandy HOOK at 10
a. q, to.dsG i,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

During the blasting operations at the
intereeptiug sewer IN front 1t ths city mill
Tuesday a large stone was blown through
one u the windows. The breaking OF the
glass was tbs oaly damage done,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Charles Montgomery Rstnsy took ont
NATURALIZATION paPeIs TUESDAY,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Childrens bay Will bs observed at the
EIkton Methodist Episcopal Church on
Sunday next,
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Expenses n schools for coored chill
. dren ......,.,.,.............-. 2,s9b.bS
Interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3l,SHh1S
Commissioners. Observation-Disclosures. 13,S74.0l |
Fines, oyerpnil and returned. ....... 2t.D0 |
Offices expenses county treasurer. N.S0
salartes ............,.i EtRHhs2
EleCtlons Observation-Disclosures .ssfs
Appropriation for Homeopathic Hoe
Appropriation, Ferris Industrial
school ...+.t.4s .....,......E.,... bOO.0O
children. Observation-Disclosures. 5onOo
Appropriation, Sunday-srhools ...... 4j01O
Allowances, miscellaneous. .......... 7,a9I70
Allowances, coroner. .-............... 1910
Allowances, assessors. ....4.......,... 10,3SO6s
Allowances, constables, .........-.... Babies
Allowances, magistrates. ...........- 1,SMi1
Allowances, members OF levy court. S,34Oi
Allowances, ollirers OF the courts 4. 22,552 -
Allowances, printing and stationery. l,Si1.5S
Allowances errors In assessment. 19,i9i8S
Allowances, overpaid taxes,....t.... nlS62
Sheep killed and injured by dogs..... B2j6J
poor. .......,.-... .......'.. ss,Oon.Oo
Fees, orphans court and court Of
chancery s.+....,.......,......... ltS 90
Fees, grand Jury and grand inquest. 1857 ri
Fees, superior court. ....,,..,.-,.,. 2,053,gO
oyer and terminer. ..........'..... s.77ael
Damages and seryiceson publ roads Bliss %
New draw, Third street bridge, Will
mngion. ......,.....,. ..,s..e.t..,.. 5s,sl5.54
hundred ...,...........-....s,. i,lGsIs
Bridges and causeways, Wilmington
hundred ..,....,....,......,.s,. llrss5.5o
hundred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,sg7.a6
hundred ,,,.................... 5,iTl.5i
Bridges ana causeways, White clay
Creek huntred ,..:........ ~. 1,lB7.is
hundred Observation-Disclosures. 1850
hundred Observation-Disclosures. -. i,a69oa
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Thu detailed statem 9nt Of the cou1ty
finances, prepared by the levy courts
finance committee aud read ut tha session
OF the court Tuesday, Is rs follows: