Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
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Special Correspondent OF Gazette and journal.
Down. April 3.-The marriage Of Miss
Eva Salmons Of thia town 10 the Rev.
Howard Smith OF Madison, N. j., was
soiemnized in the Presbyterian Church
here, yesterday. The edifics was well
filled and the ohaucol was tastefully
decorated with growing plants and out
flowers. The Rev. Alfred Smith OF
Middletown, brother OF the groom, per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by the
Rev. ]. f. Stoncipher. The bride was
beoomingly sttired in a rose colored
travelling costume and carried bouquet
of Easter lilies. The ushers were W. j.
Keatley of Madison, N. j., Frank Smith
of Kingston, Pa, Ezekiel Cooper OF
Willow Grove, Pa, and Il. W. Temple
of Philadelphia. Miss Edith Barker pre-.
sided at the organ. In addition to numerous
friends OF the contracting parties from
Dover, there were present o large mum
Der CT guests from distance. Many
handsome presents were received. The
newly married compile left for Washing.
ton, d. O., where they will spend week.
They will leave soon for Dakota, where
they will reside.
Charles Barclay, who has been sta
toned at the block Just below the depot
here, has CONS to Wilmington, where he
has secured more lucrative position.
Miss Maggie Coverdale died at the re 81.
dence OF hsr sister, Mrs. James Boyer, on
New street, yesterday morning, after an
illness Of several weeks.
DOVER, Aprn 4,-Mlss Annie NJ. Lawson
of this place aud Horace NJ. Farrow of
Wilmington were married at the Presby-
terrain parsonage Thursday evening, at 8
O'Clock. They have gone to Wilmington,
where they will reside.
Barbara Ann. wife of O. @. Baum, Sr,,
died at her home on American avenue yes.
teriny afternoon, aged about 10 years
DOVER, April 7.-Beeorder of Deeds 10 hi
II. BsWley, on Saturday had Cove s. wills L
arrested and brought before Esquire
Cooper, charged with an assault IN his
Office. Wilson waived a hearing and gave
bait In / sum OF 5000 for his appearance
at court The trouble originates ovsr VII.
sons claim Of his right to examine the
records OF the Office, 70 which Bewley de-
INJURED.
The following census eoumerators arc re
ported appointed: L. Raymond, William
Jukes, North bIurderkill; Charles Denney
and ]. E. =. White, East Dover.
School election was held Saturday and
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TO serve TWO years: The Rev. L. W. Gibson,
N. b. Smlthers and Il. o, p. WILSON.
Dover, April Sat Christ P, E. vestry
meeting, last evening, the following estry.
men were elected: Thomas o. Culbraath
Senior Warden; James xxx, Junior War.
| den; Vestrymen, DR., Henry Rldgely, Quiet
Justice j. 2. Oomegys, William Denney, L.
1 X. Jones, A. d. Richardson and Thomas
1 Wilson.
The funeral of Barha Ann, wife OF Chester
O. Baum. ST., toox place yesterday after.
| day afternoon. The remains were Inferred
\ IN Silver Lake cemetery. the funera! was
largely etteuded, and the fl0ral offerings
were beautiful.
Town couEcil met In regular session last
evening aui re- elected william p. Goiwln
| collector OF town taxes on the fifth ballot.
| james f. Boyer was the other applicant.
| Thu collectors commission was reduced
from q to per cent.
The treesursr's commission was fixed az
II per csnt. William Mllbourn was re-
elected chief supervisor OF the streets With
| Joseph Pyle and Thomas KAnnRmon As.
sisttnts. A reSoutlon was passed 10 lay a
2i-inch sewer from the corner OF Bradford
and Reed streets TO the creek. A resolution
Was also passed to grade Q lsen and New
! streets to Cecil street and thence 10 the
railroad. The following board OF health
WAS appointed: First district, Samue
Wharton; Second district, Hust l.. Klight
Third district, William G. Postles: Fourth
district, 4 NJ. Gooleige; examining pnys
| e.Hn, Dr.. william L. Davis. Zodiac l.
Batter was appointed dog regtits-. III,
chief Of the hra department, William l.
Pritchett, and his assistants, ID. q. Mont
gomery, Jr., and A. A. Watson, were sworr