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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
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Commencement hsxercisen--nsiec
at 'renchers-Ayvnrding Diplomas.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and JournaI
DOVER, June 20.-The board OF trustees
OF the Wilmington Conference Academy
met in the Academy hail yesterday with q
full attendance. It was decided to imme-
diately build ladies' hall and 81 900 was
subscribed by the trustees as an indication
of their earnestness. The hall will be built
on the youth side OF the present building.
Plans have been accepted OF Architect
Colt OF Baltimore, Md. The principal and
all the faculty were re-elacted excepting
Miss Jennie o. Wilson and J. +. Mohler.
Miss Ella F. Bryant was elected teacher of
music and CIV. NJ. Black, teacher Of mathe.
maties. Miss Wilson was ganted leave
Of absence for ons year and MIR. Mohler will
enter Johns Hopkins University. Other rou.
tine business was transacted.
In the evening the Opera House was
crowded to witness the exercises of the
graduating class. The programme was an
attractive one and those present were
highly pleased with the exercises, which
were opened by prayer by the Rev. L. o.
ElcNichol. Ths exercises:
Piano 1rio--"Oberon," C. q. Won Weber
Misses Stevenson, Luff and Barker.
Grafton --.Private Property in Land"
Charles II. Harper, still Pond, Md.
Oration-"Ihe SAXON
Franklin Brockson, clayton, Del
| Observation-Disclosures Ciyilizer,"
l.. Frank Nelson, Bishopyille, Md.
Vocal solo-"Parla n........4.........L l.. Arditt
Miss Bessie Paris
| 0ration--"1he Indian Question"
Nat $. kenney, Chincoteague, Va.
| Oration-"lh he American Civil sabbath"
| Theodore G. Eiswald, Dover.
| Oraton--"Ballot REFORM
| Jonathan r. Smith, Halnesyille.
| Piano Standardization to the Dance,p....
| Miss Bertha Lewis.
| Oratlon--s.Trusts,t
| j IT. Van Burkalow, Jr. Belle View.
| Oration-"Ihe Grecian Republic"
| II. G. beaverton, Chestertown, Nd.
| Oration-"Egmont,"
William Nj. Watts, Still Pond, Md.
Chorus-"o, Italia, Italia Beloved .,.....
Comforting Of diplomas by Principal W. l.
Gooding.
Benedlction, the Rev. W. +. Talbot.
The following honors have recently beer
conferred on students who have prepared
at the Conference Academy. The two
sophomore medals at Dickinson OollegI
for excellence in oratory and composition
were awarded to Z. s. j. MeAlllster, a8
Whitesville, Dell, and ]. L. Hynson, o
s9, Church Hill, Md, ]. L. Bryan. Jr., 's7
Newport, Del, and Lyman p. Powell. '86
Pennington, Del, wer6 both awarded SIC
scholarships at the recent graduation a
Johns Hopkins University. Charles
Hearn. 'sS, Laurel, led the class at the re
cent commencement OF jefferson Msdios
College.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
MILFORD.
Tho Public school Faculty = nc
IinhIfnl Maccnfiau md NmnCn.

Itghtful Reception nnd Dance.
special correspondence oil Gazette and journal
MILFORD, June l9.-At the regular meet
Ing Of the commissioners 81 the south Mil
ford public school on Tuesday night, the
resignation OF Professor Charles Allen, who
has served as principal OF the school dur
Ing the past three yours In the most salts.
factory manner both to scholars and COM
missioners, was received and accepted. Mr..
Allen leaves Milford very highly recon-
mended for the manner In which he has
built up the school. The following corps OF
teaehers were chosen for the school year
lS9D-9l: Principal. Prof. Bishop OF Ver-
mont; assistant, Mise Buelah Pendleton
flrst intermediate, mir. Isaacs; second inter-
mediate, Miss Georgle Arnold FIRST primary,
Miss Maine Bell; second primary, Miss
Annie Ratoliff.
Miss Maria Causey gave q reception fol-
lowed bys dance last night at the beautiful
residence OF her father, Hon. W. j. Causey.
In honor OF her friend, Miss Hopper OF
East OranRe, New Jersey. The house was
brilliantly lighted aud with Its Luxurious
appointments and pretty surroundings pre-.
sented charming picture The costumes
OF the ladies were rich and beautiful.
Among those present were the Misses
Moore OF Mobile, Ala. Miss Lay Of Wash
ington, Mics Fell OF Snlyrna, Miss Hopper,
East Orange, N. j. Miss Hail, Philadelphia
Misses ylrdie and Lille OauseY, Missas
Matte and Ella Pretty man, Miss Smell, Miss
Vaulss, Miss Carlisle OF Frederick, Miss
Pratt, Miss Sharp, Miss Yardley, Miss
Lofland, Mr. Jenkins, Easton, Nd; Mr..
Eilieott and Mr.. Martin, Balti ore; SIR.
Griffin, Dost n; Mr. Simeon Pennewell,
Greenwood; Josiah Marvel, Georgetown
J, p. Lodant, W. u. Pratt, DR.. j. s. Pretty
man, Jr., +. F. pierson, Daniel H.rsch. Dr..
W. y. Huriock. Charles Prettymau, j. Lynn
Pratt, DR.. s. e. Marshall, l. l.. Adkins,
Causoy Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Car
Isle. Jr.. Frederick; Mr.. aad Mrs. Rlbsrt
Williams. Mrs. Torbert, Mrs. p. Il. Causey,
John W. Causey.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

Each year for the last three years, regu-
larry during the month OF June, bqnire
Bertolstte has received strange moon.
prahensjble epistle from an unknown cor
respondent In this city signing himself Sam.
II. Moseley. The annual message arrived
at .its accustomed destination on Thurs
day. Following Is u verbatim copy Of It'll
NtLNiSGT0S, June r. lStn. tIhn bay ~
BrHHdywiue hundred . tiew days aEoin apcak-
III II Ia" county Being rnngi anI @ brIug i,
wright luatitye1 nm in rlirrrrtjpn hnd some
hnyc encretly impressed my mind with
RcDsliOn. these secret l'nOplc still Eater and
torment mo with the Poison AR ana Sscrnt
arts. ! cannot stop them. have always been
opposed 10 such tyii, i"ur4,
SAN. H. NloSELEY,
Squire Bersolette would be glad to ascsr-
tain who his correspondent ls.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
Tho Gauntlet thrown u,p,vn.

San FnANoisco. CAL. June 2O.-presidsns
Fulsa OF the California Athletic Club, not
Ing under the Instructions OF the hoard OF
directors has written letter to Attorney
General Johnson In which ha cails attention
10 the recent Communication OF Gov
ernor Waterman In which the latter re-.
ton against the athletic clubs which
give sparrlnF exhibitions between prefss.
stonal pugilists. President FuliR declares
there Is nothing Illegal In the exhibitions
given by the California cub, and suggests
that action be commenced IN the name Of
the state against the club before one OF the
judges OF the superior court in this city for
the purpose OF determining whether or not
the clubs franchise should he forfeited on
the ground thai 1t has suffered and per-
mittcd an illegal act.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

The Wawaset Gun Clnb held u successful
shooting match Thursday at Silver Grove,
N. j, In the first match which was miss
and ont the following made the highest
score OF points each: j. Green, j. Ryan,
L. Fox, Il. Miller, W, Treadway. In the
swsepstake match the highest SCORES Of S
points each were made by O. Weidie, j..
Elliot, L. Fox and F. Ewing. In the second
miss and out match the best score of 6
points was made by p. Adams, G. Miller, F.
Ewing, The following are the ties on three
shot on: j. Green. q; A. IL. Stout, q; r..
Miller, 0; L. Myers, 2; q. McGill, q; a. h.
Mack, /. Ties on tho tours shot of: ].
Cleaver, s; ". Ivans. Q; Il, Melchoir, 8; W..
Slllitoe, 0;J. Forowooi, 2; j. Hack, 4; j.
Ewing, 5; A, Hall. 4; o. Blckm lster. l. The
following were tho highest scores at the
nlue rock targets, points aach O. w.
Evans, W. II. Hartlove, Il. Miller, A. Hail.
In the final shooting OF OF tia5 the follow
ing scores on four shots off wsre made !:
Hannum, 0; Evans, 4: Miller, 8 \; Trend way,
8; Ewing, O.; IyREs, g; Hartlove, A; Buck
master, D.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
NEWARK.
Graduating Exercises Mt Newark
Academy H1rhursday Night-COm-



Academy Harhursday Night-Com-
nsencenienI Aftermath.
Special Correspondence Gazette and journal
NEWARK, Juno 20.-The commencement
exercises of the Newark Academy and Nor
NAL School held last evening In the college
oratory attracted no less an audience than
the other events oftne past week. The large
room was radiant with bright faces, attrao-
tive gowns and necessarily moving fans. AT
O'Clock ths overture, Village Bells" was
played, after which the pupils, headed by
DIR. a. n. Raub. Judge Houston. Prof. Il. l..
Handy, the Hey. j. s. Malone. the Rev. N.
M. Browne and others, marched to the
platform. Prayer was delivered by the
hsv. Mr.. Malone, after which one OF the
"5weet sirl graduates" Mies Jeanette E.
Cam, stopped forward and read the ssluta-
| tory essay.
Professor L. l. Handy of Smyrna, the
newly elected principal OF the Academy
was then intr dueed and leceived very
| marked recognition and applause. He made
/ very graceful speech, paying tribute to
bis predecessor Dir. Raub, and declaring
that he would In every wey endeavor to
eqaal and merit the success that DR.. Raub
had had with the school. The exercises
were tsen concluded with prayer.
The class hist ry by William d. Mackey
followed and then came the presentation
speech by Miss Mabel Il. Lloyd. After an or.
ohestral selection Prot. Henry Houck, the
deputy state superintendent OF public
schools In Pennsylvania, delivered a long
address, all the while keeping the audience
In very good hunor.
The diplomas were then presented to the
following graduates by DR.. Raub: Miss
Jeanette Il. Cam, Glasgow; William r
Mgckey, Newark Miss Mary j. Cannon and
Miss lola Groves Cooch's Bridge; Edward
Ovation and Charles +. Walton, Iron Hill
Clinton johnson, Strickers7ille, Pa, and
Miss Mabele Il. Lloyd
Almost plI OF the college students lef
yesterday for their homes throughout tht
State and Peninsula and the town seem
unusually quiet in consequence. SOM
OF them returned home somewhat sorrow
fully, sans hearts, sans brass buttons. Thu
Newarks girls are patiently awaiting TIL
opening OF the next collegiate year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
CARLISLE, Pa, June 1S.--James L.
Muliiu, OF j. T. Muliin II Son, Whining
ton, was elected tEuBtee Of Dickinson Col
lego this morning. Prot. b. o, Mcintyre
of Maine was elected to the chair made
vacant by the resignation Of DR.. Kitten.
houss, and Prof. Arthur Rodgers was
elected to the chair OF English, Bible and
History. The class day exercises wore
unusually interesting. W. T. Taylor OF
Dover delivered an Grafton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
REAR ESTApk.
sale of the Properties OF Nary Anu
Ferry and NIiiiamI Hare, :De'

sale of the Properties of Nary Ann
Ferry and Nitiam Hare, DEE
ceased,
At thu curt house Thurs ytafternoon,
Charles u. Lore, ESQ, trustee, sold az
public sale tbs foil wing real estate OF Mary
Ann Ferry, deceased:
Lot OF land, 3ix52 feet on Front street
between Market and King streets, wi h
buildings erected thereon, TO q. II. Groves
for 81 500.
Hous5 and lot, No. st7 windsor street to
W. Scott Vernon for @655.
Two brick dwellings, Nos. e25 ard 1927
Bennett street, to Patrick Kirk for 1915 and
5000 respectively,
Nlnr iwelling houses and large lot, stu
attCi on the westerly side OF Locust street,
| between Band o streets, South Wilmington,
were sold to W. Scott Vernon for 1886.
| Two adiotuing lots, with frame houses
erected thereon, were sold 70 Harry EN-
mons, Esq, for 1880.
Tbs market house lot, on tho southwest
corner Sixth and Madison streets, lot 4SE
90 feet, was sold to Fred. Illenle for 50 ,606.
| Lot adjoining the above, With small
frame buildings erected thereon, was sold
to Fred. Klenls for Il i232,
A lot Of ltt d In south Wilmington. on
the northerly side OF street, at II feet
from the nortnWesterly corner Of A and
Buttonwcod streets, lot i4x6D fest vas pur-
chased by Edward Congo TOR $40.
Large brick dwelling and l5t, No. ~.
Maryland avenue, size OF lot 36El00 feet
sold to Morris X. Boomberg and HlmaE
Fools,
At the same time and place Mr.. Lore alst
sold the real estate Of William Hare, de
ceased, as follows:
Three-Etory brick house No. 23l FrenGl
street to II. U. Robinson for 5000.
Three story brick house No. ga Frenel
street to Joseph L, Carpenter, Jr., 10
$3.50,
Lot on Sixteenth street near Thatcher
20x75 feet, to Fred. Kienle for t6I.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
THE TnAronnR CASE AB1NDoSED
Upon Instructions Esy President VIII
lara IA. Porter OF Ihe y. n. G. q.

upon hnSsfuEtlDns Rsy president VIII
lara IA. Porter OF Ihe y. n. G. q.
Various meetings have Deen held by the
parties Ia the case of the S. r. q. y. vs..
Mrs. Thatcher, charged with excessive pun
ishment Of one OF her pupils. Members Of
the Borrd Of Education and the otficials oil
tho y. p. o. @. held another meeting Flt3ay
when 1t whs determined 20 abandon the calIe
HgGinet Mrs. Thatcher. President Porter ac-
cordingly notified George y, Brown, Esq,
the society's attorney, who in turn has in.
formed Squire Monaghan OF what has been
done.
There was grave doubt as to the pro-
priety OF the society's position In prooe-
cutting a case oi cruelty to children where
the proper guardians. the parents In this
case arc fully able to take It in hand. 1t is
understood that the duties and responsL-
biities Of the organization reach only IN
the direction OF helpless and unprotected
children. II Is understood also that there
is some question ~ to the propritty OF toe
Sociefys position in combating the status
II pubic school discipline ia the city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

CHICAGO, juno 20.-The PARK National
Bank OF this city closed Its doors this morn
ing and crowd OF depositors now sur
rounds Its place OF business. The causes OF
the failure are not yet known. notice
posted on the door says that II is In charge
Of J. d. Sturgis, national bank examiner
Charles p. Packard is its president. 1t has
boen organized only few years. Its stock
sold at par yesterday. No statement OF the
assets or liabilities is obtainabie at this
writing,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

When the Louisiana house OF repre-
sentatiyes met,yss erday week, the speaker
received from lsidore Newman, president
Of the New Orleans stock exchange, o
proposition from benjamin Eewgsss. Of
London, Engl.nd, Offering million and
quarter OF dollars yearly for the Same
lottery privileges applied for by Mr.. John
A. Norris, with the additional tender of
security for the pGymuGt OF the amount
annually TO the state.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
HARKY zDwARDs rs sArx.
Et Was u Chester MAN who Wns
KILLED, Fridnt Night.

nc Was ~ Chester MAN VINO WINS
TAILED; Friday Night.
The body of the unknown man who
who was killed on the p, w. & B. rail-
road near Thurlow, Tuesday night week,
was found yesterday morning week, lying
In the middle of the north. bound track.
The man was five feet four inches In
height, had dark hair and moustaohe and
dark grey eyes. His trousers were dark
striped and he wore dark shirt. Under
the sweat band of his derby hat, torn
postal card was found dated last August
and addressed ''Mr. Harry -, No.
7O5 West Eecond street, Wilmington,
DEL" The last name was torn of. On the
postal card was written some message In
regard to some upholstsring.
An undertaken was in the city from
Chester yesterday afternoon week, trying
to find who the dead man was. There Is
good reason TO think that the body Ia
that of Harry Edwards, an uphoiaterer,
who formerly boarded with his mother,
Mrs. a. Anderson at No. 705 West
second street. Lust March the family
removed to No. 913 Clayton street and in
quiry was made at the house Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Anderson slated that her son
Harry went away Tuesday morning wosk, ,
| BeyiDg that he was going to Chester. He
| was dressed in q black suit with frock
coat and wore white shirt. He often
went away and remained two or three
days. Charles Edwards, another sou,
went to Chester yesterday week and
examined the body, but returned, saying
that it was not his brother. The body is
horribly mangled. Both the legs, one
arm and one side Of the face are crushed.
Charles Edwards thought that the feet Of
the dead man arc larger than those Of
his brother, who had remarkably small
feet.
Mrs. Anderson said that the posta, card
might have been picked up by some per
son at the Cigar store they formerly kept
| at No. 705 West Second street, and puI
in their hat to make 1t fit. About {
O'CLOCK Tuesday evening week Harry Ed
wards was in the saloon at Second and
Madison streets and said that he was
going to Philadelphia or Chester, that
night.
Harry Edwards is or was, 81 years OF
age. He answers to the decripiion givel
above. He is q widower aud hes tire,
children, boy Of eight. who is at th,
Ohildren's Home, and two little girls wht
are at his mothers home.
The man killed on the p, W. & B. rail
road at Thurlow Tuesday night week. wa
not Harry Edwards OF No. 9l3 Clayton
street. Edwards went to Tren on, and 1
safe. Mrs. Anderson, his mother, received
the following telegram from him on Thurs
day night, dated Trenton, N. j.:
am all right. Tomorrow ] will be home.
| HARRY.
Mrs. Ande son and her family have neve
had any doubt OF their sons safety.
The BODY WAS Identified Thursday as tina
OF Jesse Gallagher, a laborer OF Chester.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
Fnrner, PniiIicni H.nnann.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, June 2O,-About 200
farmers, members of the Alliance Orange
and other farmers organizations Of the
league for political purposes and elected
officers. The resolutions denounee the
liquor tratfic and trusts; demand
the popular election OF senators
demand government loans on the pan Of
Senator S,anford's bill; favor the Butter
worth AGti-option bill; favor free coinage
pleige support to such party as will nomi
nate farmers for Congress and discuss o
number OF purely local and state questions
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

PARIS, june 20.-In letter 10 tue Stecle
NJ. Deloncle says that the object OF his
Interpolation OF the government In the
chamber Of deputies regarding the estah.
lishment OF British protectorate over
Zanzibar, In accordance with the Anglo
German agreement ia to plaae on tho Off
ciaI records the existence OF tho hegio.
French convention which guarantees the
Independence OF tge Sultan OF Iln2ibar,
When this Is done. he pays, the government
must consider the matter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

BERLtN, June 2O.-Lieutenant Baron v n
Grsrenreuth, who vas connected with
Mejor Wlssmann's expedition in Africa.
has written letter to paper published In
Augsburg, In which hS says ha Is painfully
surprised at the terms of the Anglo German
especially that part OF the agreement pro
viding TOR the surrender OF Zanzibar to the
British, He says no considers z anzIbar thu
key to Afroa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
swl,chmen Back % work.

CLEVELAND, o., June 2O.--The switchmen
on the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago 4 st.
Louis railway, Erie railroad and Lake Shore
u Michigan Southern railway reported to
their yardmaster5 this morning and ro.
turned to work ut what Is known as Lake
Shore rates. The "Nickel Plate Valley
railway, Cleveland, Canton Il Southern
and p nnsylvania companies yardmen are
still out and express n determination to re.
main out until they are granted ut lesst 10
hours for days work at the Lake Shore
scale for II hours work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

BELLEyILLr, ONT, June 20.-Petei
Edward DAVIS who on September 10Th last
murdered his paramour's husband by
shooting him through the heart was
hanged here at O'Clock this morning. He
declared his innocence to the last While
standing on the scatfold without tremor
he exclaimed: II am innocent so help
me God" After prayer thu weight was
sprung and Davis body foil heavily. Il
twitched for u few minutes only, the neck
apparently being broken. The evidences
upon which Davis WAS found guilty was
purely circumstantiel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
Editor sncpar.s.s rsnvtngs.

New York. June 20,--Fha Mail and En-.
press this afternoon prints Il long editorial
calling on the RspuhMcRns OF the House
discussion of such distiDcr aud strictly Re-
publican measures as tho Tariff bill, the
Silver bill and the NATIONAL Election bill.
The article winds up ns ioilowa IA Rspub-
lican caucus is needed ard needed badly
and resided right away. Let the fists oil
opposing Republicans Ia Congress be I'm,
e!lnehed and let tine open palms be ex-
tended. Let ua lave psaGs aad union and
Republican victory along the whole line.'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

Tho Long Distance Telephone Company
is flniyhinR Its overhead wire lines In the
city. before messages can be transmitted
the instruments have to be arranged at the
Contrib Exchange. In about one week,
Manager MshatfY thinks. he will be- ready
for the receipt and Transmission OF mes
sages to points connected with the Gong
Distance Company's wires. Wilmington
will then be In direct telephone communal.
cation with New York, Boston, Phtlade.
phia, Baltimore and the larger cities In the
Few England and eastern coast states. H.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

ATLANTIC OI1Y, n. j.. June 2O.-The
funeral OF John McElhone, official
stenographer In Congress, took place here
this morning. Solemn requiem mass was
celebrated ut st. Nicholas Church. The
Rev. Father FedeEen delivered sermon
that was not confined to religious thought
but covered political craftsmanship of the
past and present and Mr. McElhone's con.
nection with the same. The body was re.
moved to Philadelphia for interment. John
Russell Young. ex.minister to China, was
mains,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
Snoot,nr a. railroad siunnus,

For some time past some miscreants have
Deen malioiously amusing themselves by
,hooting at the glass lenses Of the railroad
signals al b. a o. junction. This is very
dangerous piece OF work. as the disar-
ranRemGnt Of the signals might result IN q
serious accident to passing trains. The
Wilmington 4 Northern Railroad Company
offers reward OF Sl0U Tor Information
leading to the arrest aud conviction OF the
otfAndara
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

Local builders have been bottled that the
plans for the new Equitable building al
Ninth and Market streets are completed,
and that BLDG W II be received until Satur.
day, 28th instent. Many Of the builders
consider tho time too short for properly
preparing estimates for building 81 such
magnitude, 10 cost at least 100000, and
some will decline to estimate unless the
time IA attended
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
Rn,ed by a Fall Down stairs.

Mrs. Hayler Lapiere, aged AZ years. OF
No. li07 Fest Thirteenth stree, slipped At
the head Of flight Of stairs a. her home
was called and found no evidence OF dis
location Of the neck, but IA inclined to
think that the spinal cord had been broken.
Coroner Gamble was notified.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

Il nry O. Carpenter, chairman 81 tina
executive committee OF the Peninsula Press
Association, ia arranging to have the I'M.
nual meeting OF the ASSOCIATION held AZ
Saratoga Springs, N Y. about tho mitila Of
JJly. It'll proposed TO make excursions to
Fort rlconderoga and on Lake assfee,
with side trip to the Catskills. The
itinerary IS planned for about one weeks
enjoyment, and Is a very delightful one.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

John F. Mohlsr OF Dover graduated from
Dickinson College at Carlisle, Pa, Thurs
day. The same institution conferred the
degree Of d. D. upos the Raw. W. L. s.
Murray Of this city. and LII. D. upon N. b.
amithers, Eco, OF Dover. Clarence b.
Raymond of smyrna graduated from the
Pennsylvania Military Academy az Chester
with tae degree Of A. B. Thur+day,I