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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17

q PROBLEM that bothers the New Eng
landers greatly is. how to give protection
to the North, and with hold it from the
South
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17

BooMs begin at home. Texas will
never secure the factories it should have
until Texas arouses itself to resolve to
have factories.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17
Texans Abroad.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-R. Mozart,
Fost Worth, Gedney; G.. Fair, Texas,
Sinclair; F. Fitzhugh, Texas, Colorado;
G. Mechan, Texas, Barrett.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17

THE New York Sun thinks Gar Reed
should have been born October 10, 1889,
when despotism and tyranny were COM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17
The Boss Town.
Sertram Bugle

1t is thought that Fort Worth will have
a paper mill soon. II is already the
'sboss town. and is still coming up
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17
railroad men it would bring about the
desired results. Yours truly,
JOHN HOWARD.
Alvarado'. Delegates TO Fort Worth.

Alvarado's Delegates 30 Fort Worth.
Special TO the Gazette.
ALvARADo, TEX, Sept. 16.-At q
called meeting Of the city council the
mayor appointed the following as dele
gates to the trades convention to be held
in Fort Worth September pa: F. B.
Baltic, NJ. Sansom, A. ]. Brown, Moses
Barnes, T. W. Harrison, G.. W. Cotter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17
Presidents Resign.

CoNsTAyTINoPLE, Sept. 16.-The pres
idents of the Ecclesiastical and Secular
councils of Armenian patriarohate have
resigned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17

THE GAZETTE will give $1,000 TO the company,
community association which shall build the
first free road from the city of Fort Worth to
the Tarrant county line, in any direction. The
road to be at least fifteen feet wide, graded and
nacadamized or graveled, said road to be COM
pleted on or before November l, 1890.
ADDITIONAL DONATIONS.
The following gentlemen desire to aid in the
road movement to the extent of the amount set
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17
Subscriptions through THE GAZETTE 60
this date are as follows:

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO A. b. SMITH.
The following subscriptions have been
made to Mr.. A. b. Smith of the Mer-
chants national bank, who originated
the movement. Subscriptions will be re-
ceived by MIR. Smith or THE GAZETTE:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17
REALTY AND BUILDING.
The Packery Buildings Rapidly Nearing
COmpatiOn.
Getting Ready for Work on the Big shops-Ths
Cotton Mill-Ths October Attraction.
To-Day's Meeting.

Real estate sales were quite numerous
yesterday. Besides the recorded trans
fers there were several trades made az
gregating $4,000, chiefly lots in Brooklyn
Heights and south OF the city. The gen.
eral opinion is that trading will be in full
blast before September has gone.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
wHO BtNs 4 rICrc KT2

sicpuDiicauS ;.tI,; EtrmGcrRts EsOih
Elud Comfort tn iar NAHtinImUs
Dpiniuu -E'hp Ctist az the sb,,Iuisn,
The most .trIE & rsEul. OF the oaiuign
Of tie superior oeult "a tAa ngn Janus
case 10 the nbEncr in wUlch il is received
b. men, baFs OF hotl psraeE. Republi.
CHS are disappointed sul pleased. Dsrl-
oorat3 aJe p!ahaad nrd Gi5appoinied.
BON oiigs fed comfort in tile express
sion Of tho court End both sides ind
th1rsiu nluoh that is not particularly
Fa3tdiaS 70 tho syarego political Ialud.
Tla Bsaocrsss, how gar, fdG lOge sub.
stantial reasons ~ rej1i ing IN lie aDal
result, tire etGaaI o. tho action for
vrir OF mhndanlus con- lpeiiing tho collec-
.oss to issue tax rsaeip in buk on
powers of RsGsaeI offered by mambers
Of the Aoyab!!cRu committee.
Another curious fealurs ia that thus
fBr 5ut few attorneys have carefully read
tEa opinion asthouES ail o. Them have
flea apay copies Of llvPRg EVENING oan-
talning tue tu!i tex. CT tue document for
peFusal ana consideration il tha future.
aua those who have g,ven the subject
tLtlr close Gtienllun dssl!Gs to express
thai. yies?s ior pRtiios.lon.
One leading member OF the bar, who
hes been deeply inserea.ad in the pro
coed pGs said his rnuGu sbgut the opinion:
'sThe coHaensr lion OFT Go1rt's deliver
amos, as look upon it, is tbis While
there Is no statute requiring the collector
TO accept one mans tEr o. tho hands OF
another man, yet ii Ia clearly hiB duty to
accept all money tepderad in payIueo. OF
taxes, and he can DO compelled to do SO
hy his bonlzmsn or the levy court.
Therefore, it ID bis buunden duty 10 &C.
cept money for poll taxes teuderaa by
virtue or powers Of attorney executed by
various tax les, but he has an un-
doubted tight 70 refuse 20 issue receipts
for Ruch taxes - the party armed with
the powers Of attor 4eg. he can exercise
his discretion in this matter, sud require
the tExables to come in psrson for Lheir
receipts, md also demand that they
clearly estsblish their Identification be.
fore delivering to them the receipts.
~ understand" the gentleman con-
tinuad, that the collectors were AdYised
months ago to accept money for poll
taxes, II it was offered by the cart load,
but to be- worry ohsry ss TO whom they
Issued the receipts. This, however, would
not guit the Republican managers, as
they do not care 10 invest their money In
poll taxes unless they can get the receipts
IN their possession for use on election
day. With the receipts in hand they can
easily obtain men to use them, while they
could not he sure Of the voter who kept
his receipt in his own possession"
Pubic attention now awaits the deci-
sion OF the court OF errors and appeals
upon tho constitutionshty of the sssssA-
mept lsws. which will he delivered neg.
week. Wbis decision W II go to the root
ct the whole matter aud either upset or
sustsin 40 entire structure OF suffrage
lars in Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

Tha fata OF danyae II. WilIisms ,oolored,
who was convicted of murder il the frst
dsgrse '0r shooting Walter u. Wright,
ana to whom the court, for tina first lima
in the history Of the Stste, granted q nav
trial, WAS settled in oouet Friday after
noon. His counsel, Henry Q. Conrad
and William. 3. Hilles, Esqs., withdre~
tbA plea Of not guilty and entered plea
OF guilty OF murder in the second degrae.
In accepting this pisa on behalf OF she
State, Attornay.generei Biggs said thst
while ha believed she verdict OF the jury
was right. and that tho prisoner wai
guilty az Indicted, yet in yiet7 OF the un-
cartsinty of life and tue fact that thero
II hut ono witness WAC positively idepti.
iias The rriaoRer ss che man %ho hred She
fatal shot, hs deemed it bea! to ecoapt the
plea.
Willia.ng had meanwhile hsen brought
into Oouqt and Ohist Justice ComeRgg
aentanoed him 10 Imprisonment for
life. Ho tooS his sentence Wits an evil
dent sanss Of reliaf, end FRs taken to the
cslls below and subasquently TO New
Cnstia iail
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
FATHBR R4LLOS,s ADDRESS.
Last ziyening EseTOSa she Matnbrs
0EkkaD AliiaIfta inrsary AsNnct..rius

RRSt zIyenanW EseTOye :he Hatnbrra
GEtsIe Shields Library AsSOciEtiun.
The rooms Of the Shields Library As
sociation Wers fiiled by large eudienoe
Thuraily evening to listen to tho Rev.
IL. X, Fnl.on'a lecture on Words"
1hs aadga3R WIS an unusually interest
ing one being replete with the most
varied instructive facts upon the etyinol-
ogy OF words. Father Fallon took for
his illustrations somo Of the neologisms
Of our language. lie referred to tho fact
tina. in poiamigs the Opposed sides too
often are discovered when tho battle OF
words is over TO heYe been quirEa!in !.
upoa the meaning OF terms ratner than
upon tho Legitimate point of the question
ct iasue. From this is 10 be inferred Gha
iaeainable value OF q proper and exaet
choice OF terminology.
In the now common word "Grippe,"
whose original root is from tho Greek,
the hah5rmen OF ancient days entRngled
the i5h in their spaE6s as the malsdy nov
catches tho victim by his nerves and
membranes. As the word passed down
from Greek to Roman, and then to the
French along lis pathological path
! taroush tho course of csnturisa, it be,
came gsllieizld with the Eso5ndsry mssa.
ing Of infections epidemic catarsh, Ihs
lee;u e. referred TO tLe origin Of ike WORD
'gtGgs.n The ancient Chriatiau Church
wac the prototype OF taa present Theatre
the giant motor for good or evil. Tbs
HuUa Gnd Goths that Invaded the RomGr
empize weEs tsugbt the tEntha OF rsva!a,
tiou by the mystery plays" in our tiala
q survival of which is the "PassioH
ptnFs" OF Oberammergau.
Father Falion gave curious derivation
OF the term green" go often epplied tc
Irelsnd as having its origin in the fac,
thes the ancient Irigh vera spn wOr hip,
pers Green" IL the Irish word iCr sur
and June gath was the snnppl gals day d
The sun worshipera. humeG0ul olhcl
most interesting darivaticIs 7ara given
The library quartet gave some do
| ljghtful vocal conditions. The paS
leotuEo will be upop the subject, "Sidnel
Smith and his TimeH," by George W
| fstOnn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23


The fagnco and law ccmmittsaa or
ThaTgd4y nigG'3 ne ing Of City Council
presented Al aA7srsa port CT the re-
quest Of RsRatrg Bugoau Clerk HAIRY
Suhutsr. !Cr f4 innreEse of hia salary
FROM 5i20 10 "a 500 pes araum, as such
increase ht ,Eu pge snt time would bo
contrary 20 lGW. Accompanying the re-
port wss an opinion from City Solicitor
Tusner, stating tnst the city chortsT pro-
videB thai tbe aelGsY or enolumerts OF t.
city official oanaos be increased or Iii
miniehad du:inG !he Term gf olies for
which he is elected. The reporB was
adopted and the op nion orderad to be
fled.
The city 'Fassura- reported balance
IN bark ct $l3i $40 90 aud Tsosipts for
taa week a. fcllnWa: Collector Moody,
;.575; Collector Meaisv, $3.50; Building
Inspector Dillon, Sao.
Euiiding lnsps1tur Eiilon's report for
December Showed TINT 20 permits for
buildings had bgen iRsusd ns follows:
For aueiliu g, 10; Additioas, 8; eausoh,
i; pianinG RAIL, l; value Of imarcVe-
merits, 3E58,9U1.
Xhe schoD' boards appropriation for
Jonuaty, SS3i2 So was crderai 70 be
laid.
A bill of Veterinary Surgeon e. P.
Ewes, $40, fcr attending the patrol horse
was raad aud referred 10 tue police com.
mittee.
There wes dispute, Nj. .awion said,
over the December bill Gf Dag Catcher
| Jataea Witt, amounting to $67, for kill.
ing 67 dogs, ss Bsi;iI Kelley, Waoso duty
il is to see the dogs killed snd c.rtify TO
/ tho coJseetneEl OF tse lte,a,. maintained
thst only GO canineH had 49, Spatehsd.
He aaid that Writ wanted W Eainin the
discrepancy TO Ccuucil GntdSsked that he
be heaSd, but MIR. FoTfssSt - iSscted. The
| till was refers ic the pofipo con!nit.9e.
The ordiuEaca ausho liziag the credit.
ing OF the polica appropriation wlEh tha
sum OF S468 SO, whloh 0hief of Police
| f3wiggett had rS.nrnad TO the city attaI
having received it from Taaao Q. Pyle a;
hla share Of fine bills for teoding prison
els, waa read third time and passed
The bills, as originally allowed, were
charged to the police appropriation, and
the excess returned by Chief Swiygett is
now restored to the credit OF that appro
priation.
During the meeting orders for biilf
were di,eoted to bs drawn, as follows:
Charles f. G,elchior, S54; Jackson 4
Sharp Co., S93; James b. Stidhnu, 81; Johl
HapheY. $40; j.. v. Orlisie d Co., 10 cents
| WilmtngtOu FTpie P,'pSSp SAtl 20,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
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T,he Nhetnr sin Eaont ellnb.

The Democrats at OIrietiaua hunirad
held srn'nor meeting Thursday night,
and deeiisa 90 name thor prRbri Etiaa
She Yieto- On pont Democratic Qlub. It
was also 1naoupced tnat the iayga room
over taa Henry Oiay post.oftioo rad bee1
BGcutet and handsomely fuguished, as a
piRcs af neNfSng FOR the oluo. A rsrd
bali, Du&cr the aus rjces Of the ciIb, will
30 given on tho evening OF February
1T ia Beanaywipe Hail. Tha next
meeting will ps held this evening,
~ 49, O'Clock, ia the new room.
lha n1mbers of the club ore
enthusiE1tlc and are determined 10 make
the ininsaos of thsir Organization felt
for Tito good of the Democratic peYty OF
eW tlaste count
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
! ksa.,...en,e Ne.y l,nll,llng.

Miller & jenkins have bought the
properly No. 6l7 Shiplsy streat, 25xlu0
.ett. 4he present building VIII hs torn
down and a new thrae-Atoriad brick a!ruo-
TIRE ers3ied in it's place. the first story
wall be used FOR the propgieiors' business
Aud the second and third stories will 10
fitted MP for The use Of The Delaware
Oiub, wish billiard ronm end othey usual
club nsels. The expenditure upon the
nea building, lot, &c., will .otOl about
@l3.0j0 e. Il. Rice, DR., has charge OF
the plsns for ths new structure, Work
will be commenced upon it On Matoh
2Jth,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

Thu wedding OF W. scott Vernon of
this city and Miss Mary f. Hanthorn of
Bri9getoa, n. j., Thursday, was brill
iant affair. Il was ose.rated Of noon ut
No. 90 West Commerce street, the resi-
dence of tia brides father, Enooh Han
thorne, ex sheriff OF Cumberland county.
The L. v. DR.. Stokea o: 0asSn Grows,
who ofliciated, was asaiaisi by
thsee other clergymen. Charles L.
Griffith of this city WAS best man
and Hiss Ruth HHuthorn, siatas
of Che bride, was bridesmaid. TIE bride
was arrayed in white satin, t-imTed With
lncs. About $50 erests, from this city,
PHILADELPHIA, Trenton and Bridgeton,
were present. Among the Wilmingtoniars
in attendance were IIr. an3 Mrs. GaG-ge
W. Vernon, hr. aud Mrs. George r.
Vernon, Frank Verncn, hr. and Mtg.
Charles Gooding, Mrs. Margaret GEitl:a.
A breakfast and reception followed the
wedding. The bridal gi.ts wora elegant
aud numerous. at O'clock the bride
and groom al7E.ed on jaunt to Eiege-a
Falls. Aftar weeks absence they will
ooma to their homo in this city, no. 81
Jackson stTeet. Thsy will give D recep.
tioa each ihurslsy during February.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
.ten.,s rndlrcnt NcEroes.

TWVtT IIIIWA.
negro tax cash bureau was opened
here in Dover yesierdGy. Negroes wore
gathered up ell over the hundred, and
Drought into the 81 ,te Capital Club head.
quarters VIII rs they wero furnished with
cash to pay their tRxas, and from whence
they we're taken in gangs to the collec.
tor'a offici. George Jones and Adam
Wiison acted as guards OF tire various
gangs, to sec tlilt tie cash stoppai at the
co!lec'ot'e Office, and didn't 60 on to the
no el bey oua.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

Dr.. Robert p Johnson died on THUR.
dRy, Nt Lis bone, on French street near
Eighth. He had been sick for several
wseks and died from complication Of
diseases, among them pneumonia ana
nsthma. He was born ia this city about
Ga yeard ago. Els vas graduate OF
Eate College and the University OF Penn
Pylvsnip. After sewing scma years sg
surgeon on transatlantic steRmers he
begon the practice az medicine in .hia
riiy with an uncls, DR.. Robot Porter,
after whom he wsH nGmsd. During the
late war DO was sorg9oa Ut First Della
ws-e Regiment, during She three months
fe-rjoe. Ahout % yesra ago he was sur-
Esoa a. TllIcn JospisIl, q WtlMineton
tastituton which ion~ sinca Disappeared.
10 wns librarian Of Delaware Historical
society. His wife Is hslt-sisisr OF
Levi O. BIRD, Esq. In politics Dr.. John.
son originally waq Wing. He never
held public office.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

The cause of Rll She recent trouble in
regard TO the Third street bridge it 40.
York bridge bni,d.n2 drm that con
slruoted sls bridge msGe m.Ssahe ia
building 1t font loneer than thareJuifo.
inents. 1t is this Shat has cRrB5d tha
dsiay End the frGqusn. notifications and
changes. Naturally the lavy oagTt com.
plittee in charge had 10 blanc some one
and tho local engineers h8d 10 taEe the
blame on theiT gh0uldaYs. The face OF
tbs rortt approach hsH been set deok a
auifloiont distsnoO il order to meet the
difficulty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
rnnrrnn d .s.,lL.e d. Re,,.

The funeral Of Miss Sgi!ls q. Bell,
denghter OF jerome B. Boil, editor Of the
Sunday Star, took place ycstsriay after
noon wseS from Sac regidenos OF her
parents, 1916 West Niuth street. The body
was encasad in white cssket, which " ~
aIinost covered with the beautiful floral
frihnteg sant by loving an1 sYnlpathstio
frisndg, including two handsome Tyres,
oaa from tha sunday school GLASS OF Del
aware Avenue Baptist Ohurch, of which
deceaged was a memhor, and tho other
from her class. mates Of No. 4 school.
The funeral services Wara to havs baen
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Il, B. Cook,
pRsior Of Second Baptist Church, but ha
was suddenly ca,sa away from the oity
during the morning by the news ct q
death Ia his family. The Rev DE-. W. l..
S. Murray, pPesiding elder OF tho Will
mington n. H. District, kindly otficiatsd
in his stsRd, celivarinE an admirable end
app optists aG2y ss. The Delaware Ave
nue. Sunday guaoo class gang Nearer
Ny GOD to Thee" and the sprr2Pria.e
selsction 'Peacofu!iy Sleep" was ioaauti-
fully rendered by = quartet consulting Of
Mrs. Il. a.. Maoallisger, Miss Virginia
Conner, William W. LohGeil anl Pro
fssaor O. B. Ehohas. Iatermeut was
made az Riyagyiew cumet-ry. with EElaf
ssrvices al tho grave conducted by Dr.
Marray. Charlie &1roley, Willie Msl-
liams Fr5ak Walker, Paul McClare,
Charlie Fans, Boyd Cook, young friends
and playInatas OF the deceased, were pall-
bearers. The attendance was very large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

At tEe last mae!iog OF the Landeuberg,
Pa Building and Loan Association, the
following officers we've elected Presi-
dent, James h. Taylor; Speretsry, s. Z.
Niyin; Treasurer, $, j. Pyle; Dice
lorH, II. Il. Storey, W. u. urossan, Jchn
Nonihan, CornsiiuH Monihsn, 8. y.
Dcrgherty, Alfred Epghea, William r..
splliyan, f. f;taokaouse AID Thomas h,
Jefferis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

The Grand Chapter of Delaware, Il. A.
ii, held its annual meeting last week.
Officers as follows we've elected; Grsnd
High Priest, John l.. CLARK, Jr. Deputy
Grand High Priest, Eposh Moore; Gfend
j ng, f. A. Van Trump; Grand Scribe,
f. L. Carpenter; Grand Secretary, James
II. Price; Grand Treasurer, j. PaEke
Pcstles; Grand Chaplain, 7. j. Day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
THE c1rr,s nis oosrRAor.



"A Sin,ooD J1b ~ be Awarded About
1iin beginning AZ FssLrGS,.
Tho city ausvoyors are completing the
work tTiaay on the maps Tor tho Brandy
wine iutereeptiug sewer. &he aysoIioa-
tions for the construction will he Iesdy,
so far as matters appear jast now, for
advertising by the beginning Of March.
Eng nser Bassett o. Philadelphia, esLi-
mated Ehgt the work whom complete, viii!
oost s42 600. This is considered by
local suthosilioH as a very restricted esti-
mOte OF the cost of the job. The Latter
considers that 1t cannot bs done for less
thup $50, coo.
T!.ere are some dili9ult and expensive
engineering jobs comprised in the under
taking. The Bawer will rua under the
rsce four times ard in places who're tho
atratA suow solid rock. TITO total length
OF tho work extends over one mile. 1t il
hoped that some entArprisinS Wilmington
contractor will be able to undertake tho
work. There is no doubt TINT there will
be plenty OF compatition from outside
firms from Philadelphia and New York
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
pIKoralo nAtlwAy TnAvnL.
Passenger TratEir On tho New
E;;shtin street Railway HCnchcs

Passenger Tratf;G OsI tho New
E;;shIla street Railway ncnChcs
IJs NORMAL Rate.
Passenger travel or the new Eighth
street electric railway hes now settled
DOM 10 its regular normal rate. FiSuraa
BhcY daily traffic Of about 800. This
is coasidered an excellent showing for a
rev road. or course on certain days tho
rate II much greater than tn above
figures. The comfort Of the new coaches,
tie calsrity with which the trip is made
AMI sac general good service are topics Of
frtquont ccmmsns py ;hoae who uas the
rosG.
lne contrast bstwsen the slow, old
fashioned kotge service en- M.rket strset
and the quick, busireps-lika travel on ne
electric IoGd 10 spoken 9f frequently.
Both mon and women arc delighted when
reaching E!gh!h strses and making the
transfer from the morse ears so the elee-
trio rohd. They feel when ambaiking on
the latter route thst the journey is oil the
game as over and that ia two nr thrco
minutes they will 90 whiskea up Federal
hill to their homes.
'Why ON earth dent sou have an elec-
tric road en- i.Rrket street. q commercial
traveller remarked ia other nisht Gs he
stepped from the hogss cars into one Of
the brilliantly lit electric coaches.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

Mr.. Caleb Miller, one OF Wilmipgson's
Oldest end well known citizana, died at
his home st 6.A5 Thursday morning, in
the 7tth yssr OF bis age. aIr. Miller had
spent nearly the whole OF his long life in
thiF city. ia his early yeara hs followed
butchcrins, and subsequently, carried on
the White Eorae Hotsl, fEon which ne re-
tirsi about Blk years sge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

THE team OF gray horses stolen from
Wost Chester. Information OF which was
te!rgrgphod Ghist SwjGgott by Constable
aanuum ThursaaY, was fouud Friday
morning by Officers HaSby and Galloway
i'll IA old barn on ihe Weldin farm, Con.
cord nike. The horses we're brought to
this city and put up at Browns stables,
Eleventh and Ch,ppy straets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

4 nuInber o. oystet packars N Balti-
moEe, believing that Che dollar-a.gailon
pr.cs Of the oyster trust was hurting
rneir business, have .souied. Blk FIRMS
arc named, and they clam TO have large
supply OF oysters on hsni and arriving,
aud believe that they will carry the fight
10 "A suCcaasfal issu,.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
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The remains OF Mrs. Willism +. White
who dioc Ii Ghic-go Monday weoh rived
hero Thursday. Funeral ssrvicae wsIe
held instbe Bftasnoon at the residence Of
hur brother, George Anderson, No. 73I
East Seventh street, the Rev. D. II.
Coskran officiating. Deceased was buried
in RivergisI cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
CeciI oounty's .rreas..rer.

James j. Briscoe Of the Sixth dias1ict,
has been sppoin.ed by tho county com.
issioners treasurer of Cecil county, Nd,
10 succeGi Thouas D. Hopper, whaae
term expires Jnly LIST next. The term is
fer two years and the salary 81 500 per
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