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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
IiI,N1I,N, EOR An IIEInEo-

Pp,im,-ic- "a 0f Sew brunswick. Yesterday 70
oclvrd rom John Davd'op. q "Im.td. letter in
qurng Tor tho missing htirc-s If John A. Fisher.
via" did at TIC latter place on Tuesday. harIng an
e>,nic worth s.5OOO. Fisher old man whose
only IIvInc lltive, - far as known \ -i>i"r
.icmt 81 New ri,wi'k when last hc"id 81, but not
fh,r unw
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~ .illllNdWIlk

III W.. - WEi,k ~ NN TOR i'N
,".tr .Ih. -" tw'lve, '"fi""i" hf"h" The
ln.kn - 4 The .Ai''h'' "n III" E'fi'"n h'"f Raj
rad <,.n ll,o Mlddic." >ldng and \an Devenbr =
e. ID ihi"w tho switch "pn. Ia" danger
o.. .,,r,-i ~ time Ia prevent Al accident. fh"
~. arr. sd hy Constable Appi-gAt~. and ~ I.
G.d aly ir II al hr,h'n the lp ana "p'n~d III"
H. q h replied that lac wanted Ia have ~oine Tan
>. i.s the -, onoivc run III the trpk aud pits n
.fniui ~ tho mud. lie vas committed {" Jail. and
Mn probably be- sent Ia the reform s'h'O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
STATEN ISLAND,

DECENTRALIZATION Tufn'r, - lawyer, who's"
ON, - /, IN the Vanderbilt building. New YORK Wa
,,~irrd ,y indicted ny the ''rsnd jury. charged WIN
,s.,ult IA the scrond drSr,s. Turner II IS fharf'Tl
,.>auIt-d Mr. Charioo<' Hobby. ~hI" "ndeav"rne.
IN the Interest oi ,rnt. To- >ccurc possession Ct
Lou-. whnh Mr.. Hobby o'cnprf finch
U \ndrrson. vho IN November last, was eNp He'd
nom the >aiIot, snug iIaror Indicted yesterday
T., shr ,rnnd Jury. charl" With Assault IN the hr't
d,ctc. Anderson, IN D'''tnbT List, hIrd t"o
nj ,tnl shot, at Governor Trash 81 the in,ttu on.
"hilc he a.crndng the step, 1T the Railroad '''
non 81 >nus llIibOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
A MAN WHO REFUSES To DE.

John Darly. farmland employed h. +. ". stout
near Sew I..tr,wick. fell from aay rlow Tue, iay
aud injured NJ, neck. 4 nciehbonni rhv>iciau va,
',liod NJ who discovered that DARBY l-ck wa, un
','n'"d. aud he said that Shc codli hive only
.r"lr> Darhy disagreed with tho PLY sician how
ever. itd said that he would got w"ll lie Na> give
1t tI,rt. and was y,rniay mofn NJ Iuctin; IN,
nrr,'. ~ smoking aeti,ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
lAbNU L,I.AND.

JAMAICA Iobn VI. In .rtt. u hr'krr hors bud
nc.- ia thr Hei,'t ituiliiu-. At No III Er"bl"h'.
New lorh. arrested N"-t"rLDy and brought In
JaiiAra ~ vrr I" - charge made nv Mss Ih'r'>'
Covert a daughter II one IL tho trustees ot The vi
LACE II. Was held without bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
EAST ORANGE.

GlNlS' '"Lp MD rlL|Eh Io ilitIR PASTOR
f,r Ill reception 10 the Rev. George :. Webster
rr,.u % s~,uaing ts assistant p.,orate Of the
t,ur,l q, y Covenant In Ncw-lork. held 1T the
hom. ar tspciard. lat evening. over 3'O wcro
60, y6 vi Mr.. Webster received - pure 4
rr,d -, ,ehnl rse ms,nhsrs Of Elmwood Chspl
INV 1a ~ n,escn, the Psv. Dr.. Jame. ~ LUDLOW
r. nurs ~, encd $50, 1hs Lie@ksn as the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

"a savannah Ncmas,ec aud aware Charleston; wyanotA
H. Inoh.
Alec sall-i VIA Lon { island sound
st. amer HERMAN Mih,.. iur iiost1u.
THE MONUMENTS or STEAMERS
roEL..N POETS Cd
- T. .".f 2 Nm.lst,iau tptrhi
fT.t' y. q g.. - - O.,
'rrt>hAp'' - - NV"i. Steamer ThlngvsilA ttAnh
ls,uh N.N l"rs
kotyaspAa bob 70 Arrived. slsAiuer kAAbek lngk
bs, fgvm Se~.loIk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
UESrCuESTER COUNTY.
DOES YuNKERS WANT AHSEXATI


Many citizen, Of lonlcrs arc becoming more an"
or convinced that their best interests Will b" served
bv anuc>nr that city 10 New York. For tho last h'c
year, the feeling has been gaining ground The taN ra
Of Yonkcr, /, alnormaly high, with prospects oil BENZ
stilI higher at tho next levy. Although the s'rcc'
Of the metropolis ara lad those OF l"nhcrs ao ""r>'
heinz In many places practically impossible Inc "s''
ns /, bad and the police force. although mahae'"
we'll A, circumstance Will permit bN Captain N.n.Ih
!, NOT SUFFICIENT 20 properly protect tho CITY. Nar.
person, who when the iira ii annexation was h'st
hro4oh,si secuted II \, prsnmPion' arr nov ~ i',
Of n aud the project l. talked over IN the club r-i,
a. something hat may HAPPEN before w" ,nl'' nn
pa>.rd \ prominent ci'ir"n sad that f"nhcr. u"ali
l." INFINITELY better on a, part Of New York than A.
an Independent ciiy The ,ir~ts would +. mpr,"a'
Inc value ot rial estate would Increase, ana there ""Ha
Lc better fire aud police protection
YoNkTE- Lo.ai ic" dcalcr', Who rl'si Upon 'hc
,1r, .J s , i ,l ,n i, N; ,Trr n.nS.o
.',.r,. J Ih" r., pr. t"r. VII, h.' b""n ,'r,rt.H
~ !, "rG% E, g., "G ,l Il" wi '' .,c rc'p,
w.; ,n ,'' pm. ''' n" NY ~ = ilI,o@
r"', ~, 'n,r rn,h, >ch-i W. " thi'
. ,,r,,. , .., 'r"' aarrs ".s var -,
a.. ' 49,. at.". r. o."' rds,rl Me- we
W H. ,'S. ,,, ""i s".: '"''''' James ''"
I tut. I NiiNu\ tho M"m"n'S forien Mi "h
L., .,,p 81 ~ fi.'fi,; II Mr.t hester held W''t
AL "a. Niht-li.i ,inf' . Yesterday. NJ N-tfN
t..sfn pr d.d aud sidf'--". We" ma" Nv NJ
s.u.. i,I,n,~' ltWN"r. Mr.. tri"tm, - W.
~, 80 ~ g. ,u.ng ~shr.i. Ef'uhhn, and "trfr.
49,. Nfunt Nrrtou 'lln I uh IN, c'' i"d ~ "r'h"'
l,.,ari u Ia" pr -ii"nt. " " Mnk'N We" p''l
., .rls,r .iif"r. Mott EHlsh - iihrN
tt.d l,'.r N,ar' raj mahlI'r. ms ~"
un.ct. II 'hpt"n II'1'h aud L.dd company ar"
b , iluvla1d. foreman y. J. Dtdd'. A',Stah'
i.r.,.,n ". u. Jouc. sc'rrtary and FRANK Whit
it',-ur.
-,>. -i>r. pe r.rrc,, Yates, Of sing ,insi VIII
a. arpniit'~d ,l'rk ~ the state lri>"n ana "ho .
.u.d IN. du'lr, ~ that once on February J. has. on
,..,..i,, Il tlr death 81 hls fath'r. g VI iAt''
,...,.d IA. ,orh,hip Ia arry hi, father hnNlncs
=, :, hen-, tsdy priltions ar being cirrIla''i t.
L,,s L. Hahc"k. SIR. Yates prcdc' ~
spIpint.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
4 Announcement.
Tnr PoIToM DF STI

~ A. no p~arl that oNr,d b.auy t""h wNt"n"d
and Il .nd ln'oHiIa rabbi dcnrin'" III" ~,
I'm, o,,ItpOSl Nor to.i,r than a." gums In
rhl ~, set. ~ say The ladi .. Who are IT,"
l 81 nd ,~s = such matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
On, r,s.. n sets <S Mooa sci' t"Am NoonsAse
HiGH wAtER
4. ..,uoes -, GOV t.iAnt ~ Hell oate- is
l.1-sssssyy Hnx AS Gov. Is4it so. Hell ost~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

Of MSTiiEES for theiy CHILDREN wIIiLE TEETH
iN0. vito EEEEEcT sYGSsss I, sSo II FAN 4,
EGRTs WIND COLO. md tbs ss.s ,r% I'm TO- TO-
World TwsnU.nvs cents Q botaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

Wamsutta Shirts, laun'irrl. 500: worth 81
q. ~. md ,.lnN~. pst fsst~nrrs orc worth ~ ~
ot's suspt,. al. Fast bark h9s pair. t1f w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

University Of eAs City Of New.York Medeai Depsf'
mt Alunsi dinHer. Delponifos ,...
Os~.n,rstioo a Ysssett Investigating Committee.
HrSnhliesn organization Of XxIId Assembly Dssfie'
10. l2ZS Thirdave- p. m. ,,...u,., or.,.
1ousA Assembly R,,oms. 8 80 p. m
Chamber Of Commerce special nre.ns. M. M. x,r,h
ne Rev DR.. PHILIPS Brooks Of Trinity Churen. noon
n. T.. Moody 1t Collegiate Church. fifth-s's aha
Tveaty.ninthst.. 10 30 o. m. ., -. A.. po..
HsssrissJoo for Improving the Condition OF the Poof
Nj Morris Baptist Church. p. m. e, uu
poly:echnc seetlon VI American Institute. Clinton HAIL.
,. N. . -, r.uo,.cx a n M.
fcder,i Club No. CtS Madison ave. p. M
Columbia College Banjo Club concert, Phgrm Ch"f"'
xnnu.l Convention Of Aessss Association. FIene''
SGmlAsYy, p. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

Why Don't you try Carter's Listle Liver Plla?
Irodgcs - BIZ esosassc4 uy0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
AIt.xt'RY For ToVRIsr

n, rvor' =, RECT Tooth Powder. IN metal boStA with
parnt nl.asuling tube. Neat and po-tsbIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
MRs wINsLow's SO0rMIxO SYRur

SID WEST To II st.
Oaeasrs OF the Nervous system 4eno PnAry Organs.
I M, o,,nce and Sterility. Hours D 70 IL. to 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE hOIELS'
vvuxswIcv faroo EAousrd Dc Ro<Asehiid: q rsris.
40 n,.cs. Neintyrc, Of asooEeai. EVEhEr1-
SsCessrcssnss Ossian Ray, Of New.Hanpsnfe, :. =
MIN AvENUE-Ex-Governos onvef Ames LIZ
oe.srcssuaa A. A. Ranney. q Nasssehusete Th
0~vsrne, samuel T. Merwin. Of Conneetieut 'aage IA
Cesstsymsn q Albany and General John n pS :;
n n ANY GrLSHY-Senstor Prestn II Fiu"o. p"
npAxn-TSe Rev. Or. Teunis s. HAmlin.
- Wsshinstoo MURRAY HILL-Edwsrd bTreess' ., .,
1900 .sr. JAMES-Genersl Peer y: Do''s: "
1nS.se WINpSOR-Prsnk ~. Pixiey' q Dan Sfsn'
eisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
PATTERSON.

Tho Board Of Trade. which has bccn homeless since
tho fire which destroyed the Washington Hall building.
February =, IL looking for new quarters. II Is ca
pcctcd that the board will secure the ptrsonaee 81
The Fir,t PRESBYTERIAN Church on long lease at an
annual reni.. Of e.. 900. Tho parsonage l. larcc
brick building In Market ST. and stands IN site
about 20 by l73 feet
TIE INSURANCE NOT VET SETTLED.
In spite Of the selection Of refere by the reprc
scnta,ivcs Of Katz Brthers and VI the insurance com
panics which had policies on the Washington Hall
building to the amount Of 10000. the work 81 srt
ling the loss Is At siandSt The companies insist
that the could put up the building again ~
god as II was for 100000 The loS, was total one.
and tho firm refuses to accept n rc'n,~t pas rrnt
frurn tho face ~ tho policy. The New jersey Ia" :
may pay premiums on one amount for yrnrs sustain
a total loss. and then IT, asked 10 accept Jess >um
There Il a growing movement In the CITY looking to-
ri the purchase ~ the site for CITY Hall To take
the place VI tho present dapdaicd and ovcrcrowdcd
structure.
Tho local ice dcalern who bought rights on ponds
In the mountain, Of NV York state rrport that their
efforts tn harvest n crop there have been failure.
Tho s thin and rotten. and little Tss left Of II
when IL reached the houses at Paterson.
The police Yesterday were bpsy looking after viola
tors ~ the ordnance which forbds N" erection of
franc buildings within certain limits. 4 number al
complaints have been mado against offenders
patrolman James Condron died Early yesterday
morning at his home In Pncst.. after an nr's of
about four weeks. He had served On the pole. force
since MAY, 1aSO and In his twenty years Of dntv
never had single complaint made against him for
any breach II the rules.
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e~OrE.GO.-
T.. Il w

DIR. LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
vsens the ~eth And and purlncs the breath
An eIegaut tos: luxury. bold every shcrs ~ eentA
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HExnY 4. DANIELS. N. D..

A NEW COLLAR
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
IO-pAY.
OUTGOING STEIVERS


N Nnns,. span Trans HAVANA. &C.
aAITHpAT. NAEGl. |.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

appropriate that amount annually for the
redemption Of ourGBpded indebtedness.
The prospects, are NJ we will have over
500, 0G0 to distribute this year for school
purposes, which will make q handsome
average for each district. am an advo-
cate OF free schools, and believe in edu-
eating our people, but at the same time
we mist take into consideration tho fact
OF having b nded debt of $50 $50
staring us in tho face, and sooner or later
some provision must be made for its
redemption.
endorse the preamble and resolution
adopted by the Farmers Institute OF Kent
county February 9th, 1890, end partition.
lRrly that section which reads "We
should be Just to ourselves before we are
generous to others, aud we have right
TO expect that our public officials who are
paid ont Of the public taxes, should prac-
tice tie same rigid denial q people who
pay them
INTENDED 10 say something about our
c1unEy'a an mesa, bnt have already oesa-
pied mors space than iNtended on state
matters. | win, therefore, ahsrdon the
subject for the present perhaps AZ some
future time oan say something that will
BE- beneficial to the people.
EKkHB e, HnRDERT.
NEW GAsTEE, DEl., Maich 50, 80.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06


new Castle Jail Birds Aidi"w Tho
sheriff in Eais Struggle 10 Mako a
having.
Notwithstanding the muniflosnt allow
apce made by tho levy court to Sheriff
Allen on account Of prisoners feed, there
exigts almost daily evidence TINT only 8
very snail modicum OF the so cents per
diem is srplied 10 the purpose intended,
OF is represented in the prisoners jail
monu. One Of the kheriff's boaruers,
Charles Harris whose torm WAS out last
week, was arrested again on Monday.
An had box of provisions with hun,
including chine Of beef, q small bag OF
coffee. and other articles which the
drunken follow had sense enough 10 pro-
VIDE nimsclf With betors teing arrested.
His Heightened experience OF the scant
fare at the jail taught Linn that mHoh.
The drunken fellow Ciung sGtotionattly
10 lis bax Of ptoyisiuns, eGJl WIS., quite
satisfied u 50 81 jail rs long &c he Was
provided with the necessities ct lfn.
as Tie daily gang CT rrisonera 10
marched IN from tho police s!asior hsEe
10 the r., W. * i. SsiiruAd EtB.on e.
routo to New Castle, Il is not an in'fa-
qnsnt night 10 Witness tho prisoners,
especially tho old cssnatry, who hnve
full eiperirncs of New Castle ISL dtst,
carrying bundles ant bores which usually
contain fool OF tho description ss!errGi
to, The prisoners have informed tho "a.
porter that Mr. Allen il Mind Guou.h 30
LEI them cook their food al the prison
stove.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
4 uaroline oonn,, wsdlllng.

DENTON, Mp, Feb. 20 iir. NJ. Lnther
Cnulbourn Of Philateiphis, aud Mlsa
Annie p Dukas, daughter of Levitt Dukes
OF Iuckahoe Neck, Caroline county, were
married TO day nt the Methodist Episcc-
pal Church. The Rev. MIR. Foreman
otliaiated. The church WA pret.ily dec
o 1ted with blooming flowers, and at
u 80 O'Clock, after wedding breakfast.
which had been carved at Mr.. Dukes
,ehiience, the Bridal couple arrived at
the church md we're preceded up the
aisles by tho groumsmen, Messrs J. d.
DowreB, Edward II DowneS, j d Plum.
mer and Joseph G. Griffin, and tho
bridesmaids, Misses Nettis Stevens, Luoy
Richardson, Myitls Dukes snd EfIie Ken
ney. Professor James owsun played the
Wedding march. The bride wore brown
satin and her attendants cream mull with
fawers. air. and Mrs. Oonlbouru took
the afternoon train for Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
W. o. T. u.
Annual Convention of the Now
CASTLE County Organization.

CASTLE County Organization.
The annual convention of New CASTLE
County W. O. T. u. closed on Friday. 1t
was held at Hoekessin, with about rs off.
GERS and delegates present. The session
lasted two days.
Mrs. d. L. Culbetson of Middietown, the
president, opened the convention on Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. j, T. Ellis of New
Jersey conducted devotional exercises.
Minutes were read by Mrs. e. L. Pyle OF
Hockessln. Mrs. Mary NJ. Mickle and Miss
Alice Thompson Of Hocsessin delivered
addresses of welcome. Response was made
by Miss Irene Hephron OF this city. Mrs.
Cuibetson delivered an address opposing
high license. Addresses were also deiiy-
cred by Heury s. Kent, William petIckson
and Joseph Dsr;ckson. Mrs. Cranston Of
Newport, the tree urer, reported u balance
of e99.O5 In tho treasury. Reports showed
that two auxiliary unions had been organ
lied during the yenr, Mira. Patience ".
Kent Of Baeseasin read n report on sclen-
titc instruction, ald Mrs. L, u moore Of
Middlotpwn read q paper entitled Mar
coticsn IL the evening Miss NJ. & Hilles
OF THIS CITY conducted devotional exercises
aad MIS-. Elite an the Rev. Julius Dotd
delivered addresses.
Friiay's session opened with devo-
ttonRl exerciseB By Mrs. Guest OF Stanton.
RESOLUTIONS were adoptec. rsnftirmihF 10y
atty "a the National ". q. 4. U. and Rls-
Rtppca 20 the president, Miss Frances e.
willard, expressing sympathy and good
Will for the party which prcclaims prohibit.
ton, fdvoriLg the withholding o. the state
appropriation for scientific instruction
from school boards which neglect 10 en-
force tho requirements Of the law, request
Ing rho presentation OF sclenttte temper
Rnco instruction 1T state and county con-
ventioE9. deplorlng tho action of the last
Genhnt Assembly in refusing TO give more
adequate protection to women and chill
dten AID emphasizing the necessity FOR
continued effort I'm securing such protec-
tion, cnndemnins tho use OF to-
bscco and recommending the pro-
hibition OF selling tobacco and cigarettes
10 minors, recommending various temper
ance Journals, urging the organization OF
Loyal Temperance Lesions, deporlng the
use OF wine on the White House table. pro-
testing against tho action Of the admins.
tratton In anpoiuting to Office 20 many
serving the liquor interest, endorsing the
franchise department OF temperance work,
deplotinG ths States system OF punching
by whipping post and ptlicry and imptls.
onnent without reformatory Influences and
thansing the people Of Hockessin, the
trustees 6f the Nj. =, church, Its choir and
sexton and the railroad authorities. OH
c5rs as follows were elect q President,
Mrs Ouibataon; Recording Secretary. Mrs.
Pyle; Treasurer, Mira. Nj. L. Watson OF New.
port. Addresses were d lly%red by Miss
hlather OF this CITY and Mrs Eilis.
The next convention Of the union will be
held IN New Castle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
church OItic,,., Retns,n,ed,

Tho appeal case OF Moses S. Van Rurk-
allow was tried by Magnolia Nj. E. Quar-.
terly Conference yesterday week Mir.
Van Barkalow is ono Of the o'deat,
weaithiest and most respected citizans Of
Magnolia and il an OK member of the
General Assembly. Until recently he
wRs q class leader and trustee OF Mag
n2iia NJ. T., Church. A committea ap.
pointed by the church to investigate
chRrg of unbecouing conduct, which
had hesn preferred against him hy do
mestic IN his family, rendered verdict of
guilty and recommended his expulsion
from tho church, Mr.. Van Burkaow
appealed to the Quarterly Conference.
That body assent BLEED as court of appeal
and carefully investigated the charges
yesterday week. The Rev. ljr. JaoohI Todd
of this city was counsel for tha appellant.
The verdict of the lower court was re-
voked by the higher tribunal and Mr..
Van Burkalow was reinstatei.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06
THE sEIDGs 10 BE AooEprED.M
The Aovy Court in discussion over
N1AIlerN of IleIAii.

The Aovy Court in discussion over
MATTERS of Detsii.
The members OF the lew court visited
the new Third street bridge on Friday
according to appointment for the pur-
pose of inspecting and ncceptation OF the
new structure.
Those present were Chairman l, N.
Grub and Messrs. FL. d, Hickman,
William Wier, Robert Sutton, Samuel
Kiilgore, A. d. Elisson, Samuel Mccall,
y. II. Shsllcross and Joseph Roberts.
Contractor Robert K. Morrison was
also present alorg with representatives
of the firm of Dean h Westhrook, the
bridge builders OF Nav York. Engineer
Lucius accompanied tho levy courtmen.
The whole structure OF the bridge was
carefully inspected. including the cleo
trio motor and lighting apparatus. The
bridge was turned completely around
twice, each operation consuming abont i
minutes. Only half power was used.
The experiment was very satisfactory
one.
Contractor Avian n. Mcrrieon's work
WAS commented upon in most praise
worthy manner. There was unanimous
opinion among the members o. the court
tAttN hAc ID G1ucLlbIt hHos
Al noon the members OF the levy court
adjourned TO dinner at Merritt's Hotel,
after which business WAS resumed. The
cont held q secret meeting.
At 9 O'Clock il was understood that the
coust had come 10 O unanimous opinion
OF entire satisfaction in regard TO the
bridge. Discussion was being continued
in regard only to details.
Everything indicates that unanimous
motion of acceptance will be passed be.
fore adjournment. This disposes Of An
expenditure OF sos 900, under the heads
OF $i5, 900 for the draw, including 81 800
for the electric motor, and 800, 900 for
the two approaches.
After dinner, q meeting was held and
the matter of accepting tho bridge
thoroughly discussed. II was hnally re-
solVed TO leave the bridge In the hands of
tile contractors for while longer. This
was aceeded 10 by the con FACTORS. TIE
levy court desired that in view of several
accidents in the past, the machinery should
have q thorough test,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

widows pension Of 80 200 and $l2 a
month hereafter, has been granted to
MIS-, Sarah A. RittenhoEse Of No. 800
Taylor street.
William J. Minner sold his goods aud
stock on the Beeson farm, Braniywine
hundred, on Saturday. Mr.. Mianer Will
removs to this city.
Tho property at Eighth and Orange
streets, formerly occupied rs printing
offiee has been purchased from the estate
of Daniel James by Thomas Green i son.
Mrs. Ada NJ. Arnold of Lancaster, Pa,
was bntied at inst place day or two
ago. Tho deceased and her daughter,
Miss Kate Arnold, are we'll known in
social circles here.
L. NJ. Marshall and sons and Frank
Howard have purchased the mill power
of the Olask mills al Yorklyn, lei. Thsy
propose Fcbuilding the mills and starting
extensive grist and cotton mills.
DIR. Linton Smith, owner OF tho large
building northwest. corner of seventh
and Market streets, proposes extensive
remoislinR of that structure The plans
arc IN the hands of Baker i Dallett of
Philadelphia.
Tho managers of the Homo for Aged
Women report the following additional
raoeipta for donation day Mrs. John
Qnigley, $40; DIR. john Cameron, So /;
Mrs. Edward Moore, S.; Mrs. Lydia
Lodge, IS; tgiond, one barrel of apples;
friend, one barrel of -four, and Mrs. a.
ID. Warner, napking.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-06

Judge Grupp hell session OF orphans
court Saturday morning. E.teu NJ. Ford WIS
aopOntei guardian FOR gathatine A. aad
Merry NJ F5ti minor chiitsn 81 Gatharine
Ford, dFeessei. John r. Mari WAS APP
pointed guardian OF Harry Il. Dolbo1.
his Margaret Cecilia HaRgerty was
formally adartai By Daniel and Gatharine
Lynch Chr!stiana bundled, with whom
fhe has heeu livinS since her early child
hood, The sale Of Rouse on Penn street,
halonciag g iha estate OF James aIcKenna,
% Peer Mcfarland for $1,000, was 70.
tuTAed ~ ,, ". McCauley. Egg, trustee.
and GonarLled,