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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Special Correspondence Gnlrue and journal
DOVER, April li.-AIt. Whliam Bradford
OF Altoona, Pa, and Miss Sophie Wilson nj
this place were married In Christ r. L.
Church last evening. The edinre was hand.
somely decora'si with growing plants and
ferns. The ushers were L W. Allioone OF
Tyrone, Pa, George Shakespeare Of Phila-
deIphia, Huston Culbregth AID W. Hall
Bradford Of Dover. Tho bride was alfred
IN q beautiful white faille, entrHin, carry
ing q handsome bouquet. Ths maids of
honor were hi'ls Lucy Bradford, Miss
Raves and Miss liza Uuhreath. They were
atllrei Ia white crepe, each carrying bou-
qIrt ofdalsies. X. L. Bradford brother Of hs
groom, acted as best man. AMI Thomas W.
Wilson gave the bride away. The Rev.
Lewis ". Gibson per.ermad ths ceremony
and Mrs. IL. q. Carpenter played the we'd
ding marches. Immediately after the cere-
mony reception was held at the residence
OF d. N. wilson, on King street. Among
tnosn present. were; Mr., and Mrs. Edward
H. Wilson, Mis- Bail, Miss Dwight, Mr.
Hanrge Shakespeare AMI Mr.. y ward Bsl
nf Philadelphia; Mr.. and ME willard Hail
Porter aud Dr.. T. Is. Bradford o, Whining
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Hunlove Hayes, Miss
Lucy Brrdford, Mr.. and Mis-. Thomas
Wilson, M'ss Hayes, Mira DAniol Cowgirl,
Mr.. md Mrs. Daniel q. Cowgirl, Mrs. Murphy
Miss In Julbrsath, the Misses Murphy,
Mics Cowgirl, Mes4rs. BrGdiord Murphy,
Huston Cnlbreath, Willard Han Bradford
Robert r. Bradford and Others. ITO happy
couple left on a special train at 9. 80 o'clock
cn IN extended hnncymOCu
company OF ladies aui gentlemen
chhperOned by Mira. X. A. j. Harrington
last night went to Smyrna to attend hop
at that place.
MISS Dora Tiids gave soeIsble to her
mary friends la-t evening.
B0yER. April lG. Harry A. Richardson
has moved into his new State street resi-
dercs.
GA Sunday evening In the NJ. f. parson-
ago the Il v. T, u, Tory unIted In matEi-
mony Miss Emma 81 NJ Of naar Dover and
fseHc u Griffith or I1diana. The happy
couple left Monday morning for Oreher
Grove, Indiena, where they will perma-
nentiy reside.
ohief Justice Conegys and daughter will
sail, June 7th, for an extended European
tour.
The daughter OF Henry wheatley was
badly scalded few days ago by falling In
a tub OF hot water, hut Ia now recovering
Company L, N. q. D., OF Wyoming, has
purchased the Wyoming Institute bulldina
for the purpose OF converting 1t into an
| armory.
Personal: Miss Madallne Banwlll Of Phil
adelphin IL visiting Mrs. j. III. Chambers
| Mrs. John =. Rowan and daughter Viola
are visiting in Now York city-Mr. and Mrs
| Howard NTH of Madison are visiting MI
| and hrs. CepEag Parsons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Mckinley, Torney, Springer and Reiliey.
The House then adjourned.

Mckinley, Iorney, Springer and Rsilley.
The House then adjourned.
COMMITTEE FRtM TIE SENATE.
WAsHISeToN, April l4.-The Senate
provided Tor a committee to attend Mr..
RandEli's funtral and then adjourned
N1HE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April l4.-In the Senate
to-day the chaplain, the Rev. J. G. Bat
leT, in the opening prayer made the fol-
loving reference 10 MIR. Raudail's death:
'.Wa bless thee for the long and useful
life Of thy servant nov departed, whose
departure we mourn. We bless thee for
his faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, Cor his
patient suffering and that his end has
been peaes. We commend to thee those
who now gather in the dark shadow Of
the home circle. Thou Judge Of the widow
and father OF the fAshelless, comfofs
them in their SORROW; lead them, keep
them and give unto them thy peace."
The message frCm the House announc-
ing the death OF MIR. Randall and the ap-
pointment OF a committee to attend his
funeral having been presented and read,
Mr.. Cameron arose and, in q voice
tremulous with emotion, said Mr.. Pres
ideut-The announcement Just made OF
ths death OF my distinguished colleague,
Lr. Randall, will produce sincere sorrow
in the heart of every member OF the
Senate, irrespective Of party. offer the
following resolution
Resolued, That the Senate has heard with
deep regret and profound sorrow the an
nouncsnent OF the death Of the Hon.
samuel J. Randall, representative from the
stst9 Of p snnsy lvania.
ESsoletd, Tha. the Senate concurs 10 the
resolution OF the House Of Personalities
tor the appointment Of committee TO at.
tsld the funeral Ji the decsgssd, and that a
eNumlttse o. tive on the par: Of the Senate
be appointed oy the Wee President.
The resolutions were agreed 70, and
seastors Q1sy. Allison, Dawes, Voorhees,
and Eustls were appo nted the committee
on the part Of the Senate.
As further mark OF respect 10 NJ.
Randa!fs memory the Senate then ad-
jGufned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Samuel jackson Randall, the son OF
Josiah Randall. was bo.p In tledeiphis
on October 10Th, 1928. With hts brother
Robert. he attended school IN his native
town an resolved r sub.tantisl common
school etugs.lon. At the aga OF II years
he eniersi tae conntng.roonl OF Morris L.
Hallowsl & Co., SILK merchants, and later
he became q nemcer Of tie arm OF carp 4
Randall Ia the roe trade.
Since hts u. IJrify was reached be has
been actively eEsagei IN politics, servin;
first az WING In the city conncii. When
the Wing party died ia 1885 Mr.. Randall
wheeled into line With the ID m ocrAts, AID
10 their ranks ms ever afterwards fougn,.
Us was pre7snt With his father and brother
~ the convention In Cincinnati which
nom'nateI James Buchanan for the Ptesi.
deucy.
10 1853 he went to the state senate and
WIS still there when the war broke out He
answered the first call for troops In 1851,
atd served 81 days IN the Held with the
Second Cli.ed States Cavalry.
In 1861 Ar, Randall was first elected 10
ths Bon.e u X pissenthtives, and has been
Returned 20 every Congress since. he soou
attracted attention as bold aud fearless
talser, a thoroughbred politician, a
iofciDle reasouer Ia argument, 4 sturdy ad
VJcate Of ecoa5ny ST time OF tue most
walton waste sieAdy debeter on measures
OF public pnlicy aud, above all, as parlla.
tlgnfHLg k-Fht sttet AT ina nm nf whoa
tongue rnirht IL f5und svsry rnIs In me
tlafusIs az Crs5ine And al S-hsr anthoTt.
tiss upon parlianan,nry nra,tice. HI fl-at
great yictg,ry VA in inc 43i Conoresa yst,zn
tse minority. under MA mensyenen, a..
tssted the notorIous Force an.
Mr R4ntlii vvas . csnsfta,s m, ar
q. thg I.gnse N Rspres4ntttiyes q, Ihe
43.h Csngreas IA ls75 mi va 4afea,ad ~
tas Hon. Ttrngel q. Ksrr N T11tsne hc
g.ou1 H. yvag appoiatat ehaifman al me
e8lni.t.s on am opr a.l0ps. In 1870
up14 tha taatb a MI. Earr M. Randall
vas 9ssn S5eakar III 10 aons.
t.sr E7f. Ear1Iial 4 (loy no VOC ~
~ 20 IS nni uliad mar htg1 sfa,Ioe
5y sIi5n.--i ,,,, r. sIsc,iors MIL the cl5.s
81 Ia. Am Cor s-ess IA i.3i Vhso be VA
Gsfsar..1 ~ Sr.sts- I,triisfs us endeav.
t,rtti IA ia glfi $40 srse5te hi i,i.y ~.
tez-iy aud b6n-5tiy.
Lir. n .nds,J bss' M, onraa,e1 mo, tbs
r5r gf INA i-,'tss sprip., 81. f,+asaI,t en-.
.fss4 III, I'll u..bls n, te t,rsss1f N ia
Cl.oino, al N. ss=aI,,1 n, Tis.,y,l - tss, =.
NJ any ftnas sr5-. g;arlrTy' and On TaalIsTv
m speaE.- I. - v..tts.t ma hons, AID
there .wnr.. Et.i,..n AZ n r,e71bsr
vim FIX Is4th III in1ya K -Iiav Nj
I,.utglf fT.ert14 ia .,fa,f,er az tha g5,,a,. .
~ r45s5u Or ma l1n.,s.f r,n,inno1s -aTy "a
~ a mr., b.r. "a iaI.ressing Ineiasnt Of
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

DENTON. April 15.--Mr. Will am Noble. n
prominent citizen Of the fourth district OF
Caroline county, died this afternoon nc the
residence Of James G. Rsddeu In this
town. week ago to-day Mr.. Nohe came
10 town 10 pay bis old friend, Mr.. R5iien,
visit, and while eating supper was tak m
suddenly III, and In a few hours b4elme
unconscious, Dr.. George attended him
and pronounced his case thar of erelnie
poison. Mr.. Noble has figured consp!cu
ously in Republican politics In this unity
for many years, end was elected sheriff Ia
1864. For many years he has lived tue
high estosm by every one hecause of his
liberal Views touching all questions ami
bis genial disposition. He was "a years
old, and leavsa a widow and one married
daughter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
zR. HASD41L,s FUNERAL
To Re as Quiet aud Private as Pes.
slbi.. az the widow, EseaucsI.


sIbi", at the widow, Request.
WAsRISaros April I5.-aIrs. Randall to-
dar psremptOriiy refused 10 allow tho body
Of her distinguished husband to lie IN state
at tue Capitol 80 many petitions looking
to this end bave been submitted to Con.
gresham OS-ilI that to-day he went over
to the Randall house ant cav the widow in
regard TO such ARA u2sni snts. Shs said 1t
had always De-n Mr.. Randalr5 wish to be
buried With az little p1mp and display az
possible, and several times when hs was
on biz sick bed he had repeated the re.
quest.
The body OF Jr. Randall will bs taken
% the Metropolitan Church az O'Clock, on
Thursday morning, and Il will there lie In
state, Ia the sunday. school room, for two
hours.
Tel grams OF conIoenea continue TO
pour IN upon the Ell icted family, together
with numerous pgJfi,rs Of escort from
woEkrRmsn IN the DiFric. Of Columbia
VINO remembered Mr. Rlndal's firm fight
guest Samuel Bel, president OF the Farm.
ets' ami Mechanics National Bank, and
George Il. Roberts, president OF toe Penn
syiya mia railroGd, have been add, d to the
lis OF honorary pEll.Lesrets.
Nlr. l.audGli'4 C lleagu3s on ths appro-
priations committee he'd meeting this
morning and passed resolutions tIs'ifyinR
to hls abilities legislator, his great SER
vice 10 the country a. a member Of the APP
proptiatious committee and 10 his sgRres.
tive and sp1tlea intsIrity and expressing
'h4 personal al elton islt for him by his
colleagues aud The deep seDae OF loss his
! deatE mas occgsionsi to them.
| Among the telsgrnms Of coudolence re-
ce!yai by Mrs. Randall was the following
/ from TX President G.ey ;lsnd Accept my
tiLnsre sympathy IN your great I'D elton,
and be assured that the American people
/ will remsnDst with gratitude the devotion
4 Of your distinguished husband to his public
/ duties"
THE FUNERAL ~ PHILADELPHIA.
4 A special train containing tho remains
Will arrive ~ the Ridge avenue station OF
I the Pennsylvania railroad, ia Pit ideiphis,
on Thursday, about s p. m. Ca Figges will
meet he train and will proceed to Laurie!
i Hin cemetery. A anecial tran has been or.
/ ranged tor by General Agent L4tta, TO leave
Broad street et+tion ut $50 p. N. sharp. to
rln 10 the Ridge avenue station, for the
accommodation OF the general public.
George g. Meade Post, No. /, q. A. II. e.,
4 hal tea cred Its services 70 Mts,iLandgll for
4 tas purpose OF giving the late Congress-
nan a military 'uuefhl hut ia touching
telegram she had thankfully declined the
offer.
lha Rav. DR.. Chester, pastor Of tine church
10 whlcn Mr. Randall belonged, In Wash.
lnRton, will pronounce the benediction ut
tho grave.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

CHESTER, April l5,-Thp South Chester
council last night repealed the ordinance
granting to tho Chester Street Railway Com
pany the uss OF streets not now occupied
by lts tracks. A few weeks ago the Union
line secured charter and the Chester
use o. certain streets ia this city. There fol-
loved Il war between the old and the new
crfnDanie3 over the occupancy Of Second
street. resulting In injurotlon3 against both,
DEMONSTRATING delay ~ one yenr at least.
This has been overcome, however, by an
agreement whereby the Chester Street Rail
way Company VIII sell ita franchise, prop
efty and stock TO 2 syndicate practically
representing tho Union company. Tho
contract hns been signed and the transfer
will De announced In day or two. The
prospects are, therefore, good for a con-
inuation OF the present road 10 ILnwood
and Media.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
RIaHrs or BoARDBRs.
a Delaware COnntY Jury Gives
Verdict N..i.,st ., ENa,a, UI-,,n.,..


Verdict Against II Hotel Proprietor
MEDIA, April l5,--Proteasor Joseph
shortli1Re, proprietor OF summer board !.
Ing house ut Concordville, was the defend.
ant IN a repiey.n su.t in the common pleas
court here to-day, brou ,ht by Mrs. Melissa
Clark Of Philadelphia. The evidence
showed that Mrs. Clark had engaged board
with Dir. shortlidge for four weeks that she
wanted 70 leave at the end OF three weeks
and pay only for the time she was at the
house. Mr.. Snogtlidge asked pay for four
weeks, and, being refused, he seiyad the
delenlaprs trunks. She was Obliged to
take out writ OF replevin to regain nos.
session OF her baggage, and this suit was
Drought to recover damages for costs Of re.
plsvin,. annoyance aud loss OF time.
The Jury awarded Mrs. CLARK six cents
DAMAGES, but the verdict, even though for
az insignlnGant sum, is against the defend.
ant, ard he wilt have to pay the costs OF
the litigation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
MIDDA srUUS.


Special Correspo ndenccn o. Gazette and journal
ihDDLErowS, Apr.l ll.-Ssyeral IN amooEs
OF Volunteer Hose Company attended the
tair aud festival given By the Clayton Hose
Company last night.
Two horses attached to heavy wagon
became frightened while standing IN front
OF Eagle Creamery yesterday morning aud
started TO run away. A young gill wpo
happened to be- near by threw herself In
front OF tho ruguways and succeeding In
stopping them.
The news OF the appointment Of A. @.
Cox a. postmaster mt this p.ca was hardly
a surprise to any OF our people, MIR. Cox
was one OF tho first 10 apply for the post
ton, and no doubt he viii make good
officer. He received numerous cOnGratu-
latlons yesterday on bis appointment
The unprecedented wet weather Of late ia
proving great hlntrarci 10 the farmers
as 1t Keeps them from their spring WORK.
MiDpLxTowS, April l5.-The repor.
reached here yesterday afternoon that $.
III. Reynolds oithis town had died suddenly
In Trenton, n, j., where Lg went yesterday
morning. Telegraph inquiry was at onco
made, and through this the report was
proven 10 te without foundation, As MIR.
Reynolds was ia the best OF health.
What came near proving Il very serious
runaway accident happened here yestar-
btsN hlkNIHubHs n IptFb AlltELltu 20 "a 4aFEb
family carriage containing two ladies and a
bnby took fright when naar the dep and
ran down Main street. Inc carriage Was
overturned and the ladies and child tnrown
oul before the horse mad gone far. The
child was not Injured, but the ladies were
slightly bruised, The carriage was broken
In several places, and tho morse ran on out
to it's home, ~ the county.
John W. Jolls and George ", Lockwood
both Of whom are largely Interested in
peach interests, are In Georgia prospecting
az to the probability Of extensively growing
peaches In that state.
Ftark p. Rose Of Wilmington was In Mid
detown yesterday helping to arrange tn
loss OH the machinery Ia j. B. Maxweli's
eunuery which was recently burned, The
Insurance. company appointed one man.
Nj. Maxwell another ami these Two q third
to arrange tha loss. The insurance. man
failed Ia put In an Appearances vesrs-[lav
although he had been notified. and tho two
gentlemen went 10 Voc, and Arranged
Things Ia O satisfactory uanrtgr. ina com
pany hays been notified Of the Result OF
the Investigation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
~ RAxnanh,. MEMoer.

lEts .teat N tha ssDuse Drspcd IN
vnurntng-y heChaptain',P
"a E!sGTos, April !i-Iu tbs Hou'e
today AL air q satDess pervltei the
chamber vhe d the Speakers gavel callsd
the bc5y tn order. Drsped in black and
Crnaneute1 wish handsome q jrsl design
tee sest so lo-R occupied by AIR Randall
rGnRllFd to mgInLers the feet THAT their
old colleague had paHg5i away forever.
TIE crayru portrait OF the ex speaker
hung in the lobby, ws4 also taste'uily
trspad with the eUbltm8 OF mo1rninR
IN his prayer tbs cAs.lsil said; "Wa
hlrss Thee, a n'Fhty God, that In the
gloom watch eEBAFJujs ui there Ia the
csas Skinny Of Thy love ami that in the
Rw'ul gti'lntss hbout the mouth Of an
opsuiEg tomb voice closed with AL
mighty p5vtr apeakn, / km the resurrec-
ton and the l.a,' Bow!pg with gnbmis-
Ron to Thy i'll we surrender to Thy
Fa hsrhcal nlr beloved friend and
brother lila rGrne is described among
tho heroes, patriots and statesmen o,
the county on the impeYishsbis .abieta
o. it, tittoIP hnl his memory
this memory 81 hia deeds O. d
ch4rscter--!s enslr md Ia the hearth Of
his coaptrynen for whose honor and vel
fare he 80 long snd faithful wrought.
q, Thru WHO didst shsi the precious
drop Of nity and synpsthy St Bethsuy's
grave, wilt tLun not ajme to tho widow
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

AcIiila Scott, Golorsd, OF Rising Sun,
M, vas Rrrss ID on Monday morning ia
PM efhlphia by Detectives Mlllar and Tats
md given . hearilR before United S'utes
EOUmi-slonNr b IN the charge OF having
Tphh' 4 The mail rl4ifnsi that ct about
$50 O'Clock, on i.sa' sunday morning, Scott
entsred the pnst-ofIl'e at Rising Fun and
robbed v Of 30 ceuts IN money sid si.2o
r"n worth Of stamps. He conf lssed his
guilt au1 was held IN Sl,50l bail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Special Correspondent OF Gazette and journal.
PoEr Penn, April A.. -AsYy Court
Commissioner Shailoross has a calf III his
possession that has neither eyes nor tail.
Where the eyes should be, there ia but q
email hole on one side, on the other hair
covered skin. The freak is curiosity
worth seeing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
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MI FORD.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
MnFoRD, April 9.--Ihn citi4sas ot MILFORD
have been al a-tir stI3e last SRtur lay
nieht over the rum " that Jir cook, { col.
ored man living In s utn Iif "a, IL sick
with 2 contagious illness. TIE negro leit
here Boour tySo wankt aro is3f huaer- on.
TOM, Md where ms has b,su unil last
Saturday, whon he started and walked
home, a distance of 81 muus. While Ia
Maryland ho contracted o ailment he Is
now suffering VITA. IA soon us he re-
turned here ha went 10 the office Of DR.. q.
W pleaeanton, who pronounced hts sick
ness 2 severe Gaze Of eczsma. The town
commissioners he'd meeting aud In
structed the board OF health to watch the
place and not allow the lnmaes Of ths
house TO leave. They took this acton 10
allay 'hs fears of the nelshbors and the
citizens In general.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Samuel G. moore OF L0pdopcr0ya Pa
has oit-tod to he one OF 81 who win tsliord
NE state road from L9ndOngr0vn to PbiIn.
dh!phla, n distance OF abuur 80 miles. Ua
estimates the cost at about son 900, the tel.
fordlng to ha lf feet wide. A number OF
pnome living on this thoroughiare will join
IN the imprOvem mt. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

ELETJS, Nd. April l5.-Tha farm of
Patriek mckeon, containing ~ acres Of
and, was sod IN this town To-day at mort.
9Hgaa's sale aud purchased by LEROY Eirk
.oi sI,'55. It Is situated near LswlsyllIe,
aud Is well ifnpr5vai.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

hILFoRD, April l5,--Cards are out an.
nouucing the marriage OF hiss Lizzie
Wroton Of this town TO Mr.. Theophiius
III. Holcomb OF Camden, N j., on We'd
neaday, April asa, O'CLOCK, p. m, ct
the home Of the BRIDES parents, M. and
Mrs. Robert Wroten on North Front
street.
The sturgeon fishers in our bay ara
having successful season this year; they
ara now at work off the mouth Of the
Mispillion river and toward the lower
end of ths bay. There are between 40
and so boats in The fleet.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Cured by Cuticura

OF coursel. He could walk n little, but could
not get up II ha fell down, and could not move
whom In bed, having no use 81 his hands i'm
mediatnly commenced with the CrTIcuRA RENE
DIES, using all freely. One sore after another
healed, n bony matter forming in each one Of
these 1--WE deep once Just bcfor heating which
would finally grow loose nnd were iaken out;
then they would heal rapidly. One OF these
ugly bone formations preserved. hf,cr TAX
ing dozen aud a half bottles he was com
pieteIy cured, and IL now, ". the ago Of sig
years, a strong and healthy child.
Mis- +. s. DRlGGS,
6i2 E. Clay St, Bloomington, Ill
May ., 1855.
The child was really in a worse condition
than he appeared TO his grandmother, who,
being with him every day, became accustomed
to the disease. MAGGIE liorPiSa.
SEPT. 10, lsss.--No return Of sease 70 date.
~ D.
Your letter Of inquiry in regard to the per-
manenry Of the cure tby the CrTtcuRA RKMR-
pIEsl. Of my little grandson, was Only received,
and am happy 10 say he remains perfectly
we'll and has no sores and no signs NJ ssrofula.
II lie Pcts cut or hruiso 1t heals rendi y and
the child is we'll Mus. l.. $. BRIGGS
GLE f.. Clay, ST., Bloomington, Ill.
Feb. :. 1880.
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non. s. J. RANDALL DEAD
TIE END c4NE as THE DAWN OF
sUNUAK.

His East Official act was 20 Protert
Against speaEer Reeds Itu'iDg-
sketch OF isis Career In Congress
AT the Death He'd OF tnc DIstIn-
guIslcd CongF es.man.