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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
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fine Hartley Shooting Affair.
The Eastou, Nd, Star says Charlie
johnson, alias Thomas j. Bedwsll, who
was arrested In Easton last week on the
charge of larceny, was tried and acquitted
before Justice Nicola. johnson, how
ever, was guilty of another crime COM
mitted in Delaware SONS time last spring.
Bedwell was employed by George O. Ford
% farm hand aud worked for some
weeks faithfully and to the satisfaction
OF his employer One morning, without
the slightest proyooation, Bedwell went
into the nsld where Ford was at work,
and concealed himself in ambush and
awaited the approach of Ford. Without
the least warning, Bedwell emptied two
loads from a shotgun into the body Of
Ford and then made his escape. The
officers have been on the lookout for the
criminal since the crime was committed,
but not until Friday could any informa-
ton CT his whereabouts be had.
After Johnsop's arrest last week il was
learned that his real name is Bsdwell, and
that he had been corresponding with par
ties In different sections under that name!
Suspicion was aroused that he was the
man who had shot George O. Ford near
Hartley, Del, ON July 10th. A telegram
haS scnt ohu cuHsthDle NJ Hartley that
the man johnson was suspected of the
crime OF shooting, and ON Saturday the
officer, in company with Ford, arrived in
Easton and identified Johnson as the
man who had shot him (Fo.d) and the
sheriff Of the county handed the criminal
over to the Caroline constable, who took
the Arst train for the State line, where a
Delaware officer was in waiting to receive
the prisoner.
Mr.. Ford has not yet recovered from
the effects Of the gunshot wounds. His
breast and body are peppared with bird
shot pimples. Some OF them penetrated
the body so deeply that ne has been un-
able TO extract them. Mr.. Ford gays had
he been nearer Bedwell the two losdg
would surely have killed him, as it Ia
believed the fellow was bent on murder.
Bedwell whom accused of the crime ON
Saturday made no defence or resistance.
The JOURNALS Dover correspondent
writes: No reason can hs assigned WHY
The Delaware officers do not get requi-
sitlon and capture him unless thoy arc
Afraid; as II is known that he has been in
hiding ever since the deed, we'll armed,
and swore he would kill the first man who
undertook to capture him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
Cecii uoiIntY Cnnrta.

Special Correspondence Gazette and journal
EIkToN, Sept, 23, W. Smith Campbell
of Chester county, Pa, was yesterday
awarded $4,000 damages in his suit
against dob Haines Of Rising san, Md,
for SANDER and malicious prosecution.
1t was charged that Haines circulated q
report that Campbell burned barn on
the farm on which he was tenan. and Of.
teFward had Campbell arrested ia Mary.
land and held uuder bonds to keep the
peace without sufficient cause. Campbell
had given Haines note for $3.50, which
he was unable to pay. This was the SEQ.
ond trial OF the case, the FIST jury disa.
greeting. Albert Qonstabls and Hester
Heas, EgqV., were counsel for Campbell
and X. q. Thacksry and Il. M. Heines
for the defendant. Evan PIERCE was tried
on charge of rape on Rebecca j. nj Veg
in the Eighth district in July last. He
was found guilty of ASSAULT and battery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

Governor Biggs received delegation
at the Clayton House, Saturday evening,
IN advocacy Of the pardon of Elwood d.
knight, sentenced to ak months in prison
for the assault uron Tollgate Keeper /.
Newton Gem. Dir. Gem was with the
delegation and said that Knight, although
present, did not assault him. The gov
ernor also gave audiencs to William b.
Norton, Isaac Dillin and others, who
asked for pardon for George Graham,
convicted of granddaughter for killing
Gottleib Kaeder, in 1887, and who has vet
seven months Of his three ysars sentence
to aerve. The governor promised to give
both matters due confederation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
Death OF Wliilam y, wilson.

speclnl tofrcsp0ndcnceo O tia1ette and journal
MlppLErowN, Sept. 20. William N.
Wilson, well-known and highly re-
spseted citizen OF this place, died at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Wilson
had been III several weeks. During the
past few days he had been very low. Bnt
few knew that his illness was Of so serious
q nature and his death was great sur
prise to the community. Mr.. Wilson
was member Of the Grand Army Post
OF this town and held the position of
Rdjutant. He was also justice of the
pescs here. Mr.. Wilson was we'll known
throughout the State and In his death the
town las lost one Of its best citizens.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
A Chance a. nmkc 1vn,,ev

Nr. Editor: Having read MIR. Moore
heads experience plating with gold, silver
and nickel, l feel il my duty to inform
others OF my success. sent for platter
and have more work than can do. It is
surprising the spoons, casters and jewelry
that people want plated. The first week
cleared S37.lO, and in three weeks
Sll9.s5, and my wife has made about as
! haze. By addressing W. Ii. Griffith &
o., GAINESVILLE, Ohio, you can get oircu-
lars. A platter only costs SO. You can
learn TO use 1t in nm hour. Can plate
large or small articles and can make
money anywhere. now have nice
homo and bank account, oil the product
of SO invested in a platter. s. &. MORTON.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
INHALATION uerem,onie..

Goldsmith o. NAiIor, Grand Master of
the Grand lodge of Delaware, /. o. o.
H., will install the officers. elsct Of sub
ordinate lodges az foIlows: September
25th, Eden Lodge; September 2Gth,
Golumbis; September 9Th, Mechanics;
September 18th, Delaware and Brandy
wine; September 3Oth, Eagle; October
LIST, Hope; October "a, j. ffersou; Octu.
Der Sd, Fairtoxi October 4tn, ContreyIlle;
October 7tb, Asylum; October Sth,
Naomi; October 9th, Oriental; October
llth, Star OF Betheli o, ober 18Th, Her
Inlnn; October 25tb, Friendahin.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
Contract for q To,y-bo,,.

The Pussy 4 Jones Company has
secured the contract to butll wooden
towing boat for the Spanish American
Iron Company of the I5iaad of Cuba.
The Jackson y Sharp CON raay will build
the hull, which will be % ftet long, 20
feet beam and 10 feet daptt of hold. The
machinery will be built u the passy Il
jonea Company. The engine will be OF
the compound, rfaae-condensing type
with cylinders IA and 26 inches in diane
ter and IL inches atroke.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
DOrsR

SpeclalgQrfN Pnnlenen5i Jazette aHIindrnli
DOVER Ssp. 2t.-Mis5 Name Godgia bas
been appointed teacher OF department Nj.
8, OF the Dover pnhie schools, at 4 salary
o. 1900 per year.
The Rev. I. Z. Terry ana the Esy. Mr..
Sunday.
Waiter ForoakeTs, living near town, had
three of MA hngar3 badly mAshed Ia the
Coz wheel Of a corn sheler yesterday al.
tornO9n,
TINS managers Of the State fair are talk-
Ing ahoaB setting apart TWO days OF the fair
for the politicians. II u proposed that they
hlyo q Republican day and Democratic
day, Each party to have soms celebrated
Speakers present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

Marie Maryilla. one OF the conely CHI
nese maidens il the dice company, made a
narrow escape from becoming famous
through the loss Of her diamonds Mon
day. She owns superb lot OF gems valued
at about 81 800, and when ON her way TO
Wilmington Monday discovered that she
had left all he ieWelry tied up in hand
kerchief and covered with papers in the
bureau of Patnaeid. N. j., hotel. She
left the train at thD next stop, boarded the
first car for Plalniield and went post haste
TO the hotel. A search for the missing
jewels disclosed them In the centre OF pile
OF rubbish that the hotel maid was prepar-
ing to sweep into the ash pit. Miss Mar
Vile IL said TO have nearly collapsed at the
close Gull her gems had OF being landed In
the arwer, willis the chambermajd was
spe9ohless to think that she had cons No..
gQakIhg 20 expenstve blundar,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

soon as they get possession OF the Lewis
tract OF land.
Alfred A. Curtis yesterday purchased
from William A. Miller the three.story
green stone front house now occupied by
Miss Cav nder as a boarding house, This
house adloins Mr.. Curtis present house OF
which II is counterpart. The price was
$500.
Joseph II. Hossinger, class OF 30, has
been chosen as manager Of the Delaware
College football team which has begun 10
practice for the opening OF its season.
Some very good work is expected from It
this fall
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
VIVA EOsnM.s aAp FArE.
Her Death Surrounded by Consider
able Mystsry.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-The dead body OF
the young woman found drowned at Locust
Point yesterday was identified to-day as
Nina Boehm, nisca Of DR.. Adolph Boehm.
well-known physician Of this city. The
manner OF Miss Boehns death remains a
mystery. Miss Boehm Is 26 years OF age,
Her home is IN Brlnswick, Germany, and
she WAS born In the HaItz Mountains, She
had means OF her own and was in the habit
every few years OF paying visit to this
country. She came over from Germany
two years ago and spent some tine N Cali.
fornla. She arrived In Baltimore on her
last visit two weeks ago and stopped at
Miller's hotel until last Thursday, when
she wont to DIR. Boebms house.
About $50 p. N. Sunday she remarked
that she was going to take little walk. She
put on her wraps and left the house. No
more was seen or heard OF her by the fam
lily until her body was found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
a M4RYLAaDeh,s FAraL FAIL.
Wa. Collins OF HuagersiO Vgn freaks
HIS SKIM.

RACINE, Wis, Sept. 1S.---w. A. collins
Of hagera.own, Md, while en- route from
lis home 10 Seattle, Washington, ON a
Milwaukee h st. Paul train Tuslday
night, fell of sleeping car one mile
north OF Western Union junction, and
fractured HE skull, broke his nose, and
injured himself internally. He seems to
be q man OF means, as no was wall sup.
piled with money, and had certificates of
deposit in the Hagerstown Bank to the
amount of $l 1900. There are but slight
chnnneR for hia rennuarr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25


The annual session of The Select Castle
Of Delaware, A. o. X. NJ. O., was re-.
sumed Monday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Officers as follows were elected: Select
Chaplain, j. Snyder; Select Commander,
Charles whann; Select Vice -commRnder
George 2. Monck; Select Marshal, W.
NJ. Vernon; Select Recording and GORE.
spending Scribe, @. p. Clayton; Select
Treasurer, W. d. Norton; Select Inside
Guard, II. IL. Deyerell; Select Outside
Guard, J. Il. Wadsley; salect Trustees,
E. q. solomon, George +. Monck aud O.
Brown. 1t was resolved to Institute in
the near future ladies assembly Of Tie
degree of Naomi. A telegram from the
supreme recording Fcribe, stating that
during the past year $50 castles and SO en-
military branches had been instituted in
Pennsylvania, was read. 1t was resolved
to hold the annual session OF the Select
CASTLE hereafter on the fourth Monday
OF NAV.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

as result of the Nanticoke hundred
primary election Saturday, one man Nus !.
very sore head aud u wound TINT may.proye
fatal, John NJ. Dolby, who was on hs wny
to the polling place In company with
several others, stopped James Meade and
commenced quarrel with MIN. Nevada he.
came angry at Dolby. who was uuder the
Influence ofliqu1r to some extent uni drew
u knife on him. Dolby got him down atld beat
him, telling him he would lat him up If ne
(leade) would become II isspublltfln. Meade
wouldn't agree, but Dolby lot him up, and
Meade picked up half brick and hurried ii
ht Dolby, striking him III the head, infilct-
Ing very serious WOund-a fracture OF the
sku'l-which may prov5 fatal. Meade Is
under arrest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

An invitation has been received by
Delaware Council, O B. L., of this city,
to participate in the grand demonbtra
tion and parade in Brooklyn ON the even
Ing of Saturday, October 18th, in honor
Of the golden anniversary OF the conse.
Grafton of Bishop Lopghlin. During the
recent Catholic Congress in Baltimore the
Brooklyn delegation were highly pleased
with the appearance of Delaware Council
and have expressed theis appreciation by
this invitation. Delaware Council will
act upon the invitation at its next meet
ing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

NRw cattle, sept. 24.-Another death
from iyploid feYer occurred last night.
The vleulu YVES Phillip Mcgua, promising
young man ard son OF james AIrUue Of
Clayton stroet, This deceased ha bean iii
Tor about three weeka, aud h1 was Thought
10 be- Oh the road to recovery yesterday bur
eary last eyBEiuR he had a relapse wbieh
ended Ia his deatn later. MeCne was about
~ years old. a IL inter Of BIT. Peters II. q.
ohutat \ Peter's 7. 4, Is Society, Division
No. U A. Q. IL, and this Orion Social CLUB.
Inc ARRANGEMENTS for tbs funeral have not
Yet been made. Five otaer memb ers of the
family including the mother are down with
the same disease and tho condition OF two
children Ia critical
The Democrats OF Nav Castle hundrsd
VIII mold big ratification meeting la The
OpeTa House on SAfuriny evening, O3tcb0r
An. IhA speakers via te the Hon. R5Bart
j. Reynolds, Hon. Jdhn ". Uausey. Hon.
GEORGES y. Batos Hon. Chariea Il. Lore.
Hon, James l., Nalcot, Willard Saulsburv
Jr., ESD, and 9th re-. Ona OF the local
bands VIII hb engaged for the occasion and
q large and enthusiastic gathering Il ok
pactet, Posters Announcing the meeting
appeared to day and have on them tbe
names Of the members OF tins executive
comutttre.
Charles +. Ferris Il son the well. known
druggists at the co ner OF Delaware and
Market stre.t have begun the work Of re-.
pgirins, ro-modeling und re.fnruisYllnf.
Their plaza OF Eustuess;a new foor is bstag
aid, handsome new drug ca8es ana eoun,
tiers placed ia and other extensive improve
ments made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

The revenue Of the city # Boston from
ltquor licanses thisyear IL 6 ,O26, AL agulnst
S96i,S4 last year. '''''''>1'
Elmer Fry, aged IS years, a prisoner in
Monday by hanging himself with hand.
kerchief.
George Young was held by United States
Commissioner Bell, Monday, In Philadel-
phla 70 answer charges OF passing coulter
felt silver certificates.
Ludwig Kueno had his skull fractured
during fight at an 1tRlian pienIo 1t Rlsing
Fun PARK, Philadelphia, Monday. vim.
eriao DeGicGmo was arrested as Ills asaail-
ant,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

neutrality-suspicious. u Gazette anu Journal
CITATION, sept. BIB. j. Reynolds
Democrats candidate for governor, ana
J. w OaUsey, csDIidate Tor representa-
tive, addressed large and enthusiastic
audience lsst night ia the rooms OF tie
Reynolds and Osusey Democratic Club
Of tais place. The campaign will b!
vigorously pushed by tina members OF
the club The club adopted resol 1tions
dsnonnc!ng the Fo.ce bin, the Mckinley
arm Pill, Reeds arbitrary rulings, and
yoE5 calling constitutional conyan-
Nssltl, Tie Australian ballot system and
other reforms.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
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Asbury's AsiInIYGFShry,

October 18th will De tho l0lst ami.
yeieary Of Asbury Church end the in
PRODUCTION Of Methodism in this city.
A4buty Church will celebrate it's ami
verssry on sober 12sh Tbs Rev. D..
Suites OF Baltimore las been invited to
breach,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

H'I'7U = t'Iu e II y F1NNfy tATNs
Bernard McGgliarty, wsll.known old
citizen, died Monday at tie residence
Of his son, Michael +. MeJsfer.y, No.
ll02 Reed street, aged 30 years. MIR.
Mc0slfarty was born in Ireland, but
came TO this country ct an curly age and
settled in Wilmington. Ha retired from
active work % on 80 years ago. The
oauss of his death was paralysis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

The Pussy & Jones Company has had
a long distance telephone put in its office,
and now has direc. communication with
the large cities.
A boy fell into the Ohristiana river Mon
day while reaching for drittWcod and
would probably hayo drowned had not
George Moody, aged IA years, jumped
into the water and pulled him ashore. 1t
is said that this il the fifth life saved
from drowning by young Moody.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
AN FDIronIAL wRITEn,

P1rrsBURG, Sept. Wv. A. Collins waa
for many years one Of the proprietors or the
PittsburR Chronicle, and later editor OF
the Chrontcts Telegraph. He is man Of
brilliant attsinments, and was recognized
as one of the 5eHt editorial writers in this
section. Two Of his sons are now con-
nected with the Press OF this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3D. Ludwis
Homo, nm Italian, aged 40 years, died al
the hospital this morning from injuries
received during fight yesterday at Ris,
ing Sun Park, this city, where 4 picnic
was given by an Italian society. a diff
ference arose among some of the pic
niokers and they retired to secluded
corner of the park to settle It. In the
general fight which followed Homo was
beaten over the head with bottles and a
billet of wood, receiving the injuries
which caused his death. Vincenzo di
Giaoomo had been arrested, charged with
having caused the mans death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
VEST ca RsTEA,S RECOUNT.
The Figures OF Census EmunoratO
Porter DIscreaIteu.

The Board of Trade OF West Chester, Pa,
disputes the authenticity OF the census
enumeration of this borough, which gives
1t only $500 inhgbitants.
A meeting of the board was held last
.vening aud Chief Burgess Way stated that
he was aware Of several families which had
been totally omitted, William b. sharpless,
one of the school board made motion that
the Board of Trade make new enumera.
tion. L motion WAS agreed to and the
president, III. 3. Way,and the secretary were
Instructed to employ competent persons to
make the recount.
There are about 1900 voters in the Dor.
ough and the general opinion is that the
population Is nearly II not quite 1000
more than made by tue government enum-
orators.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

Hon. w. @. r. Breckenridge Of Kentucky
will address the Democrats OF Delaware IL
thu Opera House on October I'd, Hon, n,
d Bayard will address Democratic mass
meeting atthe Opera House on October 9Th,
Other meetlngs VIII be announced later
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q conc r rows.

spectRl HtresuondeH,aV v Gazette and journal
dE0hdEroTS, sept, l9.-Y Yesterday Mrs.
Hannah u. fayntar widow and administrn.
ttl1 Of the late Judge Paynter sold MS per.
s2aal effects at public sale. The chief
fegtute 0. the s4le was the law library, A
representation 81 Philadelphia firm aud
lawyers from Wilmington wore ia attend.
abce 70 Fr7 70 buy ths BOOKS, "Harrlng-
'oat Il apo.tsh In hve volumes aold for Sii5,
ayet7 high prlca. Bates Rules OF Chancery''
sod Tor s9l0it being book with scarcely
lu5 pages. he greatest sacrifice was fh 4
% volumes Of The Reporter witch was
sold tor % cents volume This SGT cost
Jutge Pagntar IS per volume not mora
taGa = year ago. "Huuston's Reports
brought a fair price as did most Of the
other bo5gs.
Reports from all over the county as to
fne strength Of the Democratic ticket arc
most epaoalaging every one being pleased
with It.
Several Of our citizens attended the
aneual reunion and all day meeting ct the
Oh Broad Geek Church yesterday and
report the exercises to nave bsen ysry
interesting and impressive.
GEORGETOWN, Sept. 2i.-I.ast night Pawn.
ter Frame gE7e watermelon party TO bis
young friends from LaRes and George.
town. There we're shout Is from LeWes
among whom were Misses Cora 0utten
Lena Scott, Glssie Nichols, Emma Tiugle
Mgars. James Rowland, Sheppard Joseph,
III, Rsoords ami Scott. From George.
toRu were Misses Minnie Rogenbqnm
Aattie Purnell, Delema NAPLES, Hattie
Marvel, Messrs, Charles ". Clll9u, Robert
=. Davis, Dir j. Hugh Hammond and a, f.
20 X, Messrs Marshall prsttym4n, Mar.
shHt Fruit aud Il. pu.ian Of Milford ana
ls5bart z. Small Of Line5tn we're also there
dc Frame cut IL or is watermalons thai
weighed At least 10 pounds aud were Of the
JlDbo variety. Dancing vas one OF the
qastimes, A, II O'clock all lett please
| WITH MIR. Fcama's hospitality.
| Borh candidates for congressman were In
town yesterday. The Dem cratie county
esutial committee held a meaning yester
day IN the GeorgetoEa Democratic ciut
! room.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
WV cAarhE.

SPECIAL Correspondent d tiazette AMI journal
NEW CASTLE. Scot. l9,-The Rev. q. b.
Christensen ts SO seriously Ill that he mas
bsen forbidden leaving home and the Rev.
Henry Bsdinssr has been appointed to take
his pace as the missioner at Emmanuel p.
p Ghurea during the psrochical mission.
Mr.. Eedlnger Ia one OF the clergy Of Cal.
vary Church, New York city ana both an
attractive man and eloquent preacher. The
change Will make no difference as respects
the mission, except the personal diaappoint-
lnenr oil a aumber who know aud expected
to sea Mr.. Christensen here.
Morris Tasker & Company are shipping
large quantities Of wrought iron plps to
ire National Transit Company, at Table
ROCK, Pa, snd the Columbus Construction
Company at drsentoWn, BENEFITS and Alns-
worth, Ind.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

IT. Plelce'i Pellets, or ant. btlious gran.
ples, 7 Sat u g, 4rttn a-s2r ..!E.I - si0e
Z -4.sa st.ig .ss9.al,s.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

NEW CASTLE. sept. 2i.-Tha parochIal
mission begun at Unnamed Church yes
terday with remarkable promise. There
WAS large attendance at the celebration
Of tho holy communion and the services
ware conducted by Bishop Coleman, the
tsY. y. II, b. Turner Of Tyler, Texas, the
missioner, the Rev. Henry Bedlnger, and
tbs Rev. r. b. Lghtner. at 1880 a. N.
Bishop Coleman preached m excellent
sermon 70 large congregation. AT this
Ghtldren's service In the afternoon adj
dresses were made by the bishop and mis-.
sioher Th9 sermon by the E4y, MIR.
l'slinSar, was listened TO vito rapt attea.
ton. large pillar of flowers adorned
the chanesl and presented pleasing an.
paarance. The services will be continued
this week, according to programme.
Harmony Castle, No. o. X. G.. f., held n
successful oyster supper Ia Ii5d Mems Hall
or Saturday night
The n6w houses Tor Robert j.. Martin on
seYenth 4tre9t and Mrs. Rose COLLINS on
Delaware street near sixth are repldly
going up. Ihs new residence OF Or. W. b.
huni2 on orange street Will b3 completed
III a short tltue.
james Duniap completed a two years
sentence and YVES Released from New Castle
JAIL on Saturday,. Dunlap hurglgrized the
Relbold residence, near Delaware CITY ana
was captured aero by Sheriff Lambaou after
2 lively chase. TIE ex.prisoner was attired
Ia 4 new suit o. clothes this morning and
said ha Intended TO lead different life, He
leit on tho 9,Sl train for Philadelphia.
William Davis formerly Of Trenton, N. u.
mas moved bis family = this city.