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The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08

The Lincoln Call is a rabid prohibit
ton paper. and calls Columbus a rum
ridden town. The Call man, in a recent
article, has taken a fact and so distorted
it and magnitiei the distortion as to
make a huge affair out OF it. He should
come mp here, inquire into the good be-
havior Of the people OF this city. and
make an abiect apology for the injury
he has tried to do. As the city of Lin
coin is not to be held responsible for the
rawlings Of the Call. 30 Columbus is not
To be besneared with slime because Ut
the foolish act Of one man, universally
dlsappro7ed Of here.
The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08

John Gisin has succeeded Samuel
Class IN the furniture business at the
corner of VI and Eleventh streets. Mr..
Glsln Is m excellent workman in his
line. and at his establishment You can
always find IA full assortment Of what is
to be had in a tirst-class furniture store.
Be sure to give him a call when in need
Of furniture Of any sort. New store,
new goods. 243
The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08
Sonrfy Vufrrs.
Black Diamonds"

AaN
October 29th. an independent barbe-
cue at Platte Center.
Nellie BLY, caps almost given away
this week. ]. c. FIllman.
Old newspapers by the hundred, 25
cents at the JOURNAL Office.
-Supt. Cramer was at Platte Center
Monday on school business.
More new goods Just arrived. Call
and see them. J. c. Fillman.
DR.. 7. L. Clark. successor to DR..
Schug. Olive ST. In office at nights.
-BookS. Toys. Pianos, Organs. Sewing
Machines. f. D. Fitzpatrick, 18th st.
The board Of county supervisors be-
gan their session yesterday at , o'clock.
Mrs. ChaSles Davis fell into the
cellar Saturday morning and hurt her
arm.
No trouble NOW for the clouds Orca-
s~ionally 10 drop their carnered f~uIlness
down
Invitations are ont for the marriage
uf NJ. Il. -. Shaft and Miss Anna
Mayor.
Three children Of John Johanson,
baker Mt Crandall'S, ara afflicted with
diphtherla-
st. John IL 10 speak at tn" opera
house next Monday evening, Oct. 18th.
on prohibition.
Herbert Henry. who has been sick
for the past three weeks with iiphtherla.
Is c"nvalescIng.
Cleo. Willard vas IN town Monday.
He appears happier now than If he was
elected Il the Legislature.
Joseph Murry. the new road master
of the Union Pacific branch road. will
make his home IN tins city.
DR.. Evans. q. +. Sp-,ce. l., II. North
and r.. ii Xinne.ker left yesterday
morning for Whitman. On a hunt.
The celebrated QuIck-Meal. ami
Monarch gasoline stoves. the best IN the
market. For sale by A b"ettcher- III
o Peterson. near Richland. has a
notice Of sale IN today's Journal He
offers his farm. stock. machinery, etc.
-Lost. a Sterling anthem book. be
longing Ia a member Of the Methodist
ctrnir. Please cave at tins Office. d.
Spn,t R,,k1s IF In. Ganoa Indus.
,r,,l s,.b,,I - daily exp-cte,i home from
,ba ,ast with some more Indians for the
school.
J,.l. WiIia Morley son of Rev
u,rav ma, last weak with m ac.iJ.n,
,n b,rb v,-a fap,. and had his lin
s.vs.i nm
UoFar my nrnper,v in the western
mart ~ the CITY for sale cheap for cash
,,uL3 rye nossass,op immediately
Mary Hill o5-2t
- asS,-.mar- nj
b,-s and bonnats m all cradles from the
L,vas. nr;,..I raIiahIa goods m 10 the
hsS- aN.T ffnlS- nrn,1nPp-I i FlllnnHn
.,u,.I
cu.rus- oDnos;ta now-v's drur store
II. { su-a - satisfy Won in prices anC
,~,aI;-v #
:
DNN1 ~
wa,-v sou- bou-s hal mannfactnra.
.ao b,--sIs IF sx..IIan, su,a- randy for
I'm ua-tat
.b 49,,
II where il has broken out. The cocoa
nut remedy is very highly spoken of IN
some places.
o., Tbom,sor,s horse xas -atu-n,
S,.,-3ov ri,,b, ~ ,hts,s harm f-,o
Hnlch r..IN
The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08

The men who threw out the school
master near Platte Center were found
guilty and the case of Benster against
Mcfarland and others. resulted in a
verdict Of $500 for the plaintiff.
The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08
BIRTHS.

LOEWEL-To Mrs. Henry LoeweI yesterday
morning, u son.
PHILLIPS-Sunsiay. Oct. 18th. TO Mrs. Il. W.
Phillips. a bouncing boy.
Mother and child are well. and Walter i. as
happy AZ a lark.
The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08

SNNS 1SNA - -
line each insertion.
WIN. SCHILTZ makes boots and shoes n the
w best styles. and uses only the very best
stOckthat can De procured IN the market. 52-tf
WANTED TO E~yCHANGE.-I have 20 head
w of young horses and mares. good for light
and heavy work. which l wish 10 exchange for
good young stock cattle.
Iocts JOSEPH BucHER.
T .OST.-Saturiay last. between Columbus AMI
- Shaai creek. a large, leather pocker-bOok.
containing money and valuable papers. 4 suit
able reward VIII be given for the return of purse
and contents. Leave at JOURNAL Office. gI-lr-p
DCBLIC SALE.-On account Of sickness and
poor health. | Will otter my entire personal
property for sale 10 the highest bidder. at public
auction. at my residence One-half mile west Of
RIchIaot. COfaI county Nebraska. IN
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Y. I.gG.
At 10 o'clock a. n. consisting of the following:
Us head OF steers, from l 10 ) years old. " head
being c~orn-fe-i seven weeks; 1 cows: ID head Of
horses ami colts. a. follows: I span of gray geld
ings. 4 and . years old. weight go; l span of hay
geldines. 1 and ! years old. weight sas; l bay
seldins. 3 years old. weight 1870; l brown geld
ing. ! years old. weight lU5I: l span of mares.
with fOal, { and ) years old. weight eco; l bay
mare. with fOal. 10 years old. weight 10; 1 span
OF gei,!ines- : and IL years old. weight ASD; =
l Cleyelani-Bay stallion. 3 years old. weight
1900; 30 head of hogs, ~ ara old hogs, 1 regis
tered PniandI hina; 5 thoroughbred =hOars. bal
ance :ra,ie shoar-: ) SET gOOi team harness: >
-sutGle-; 3 lumber wagons: l buggy. and ma
chinary of all kinds generally used on a farm:
stands of b+ss: l feed cooker: lS tons of hay
ami large quantity of straw. corn fodder, etc:
- acre good corn in field: Il tons Of shorts, and
other articles too numerous TO mention.
q Farm for sale or rent. Free lunch on the
ground.
TEhMs OF SALE:-All sums of 80 or under,
cash: over thar amount. a credit of fourteen
months will be given on goSi bankable paper,
at ~ per cent interest, ; per cent off for cash.
y. PETERSON.
! COL JoHS HCBKa- Au~ctioueer. 9-st-pd
The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08
Business Iomes.

Advertisements under this head i've cents
line each insertion.
The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08

T OST.-Saruriay last. between Columbus AMI
- Shaai creek. a large. leather pOcket-bOnk.
containing money and valuable papers. 4 suit
able rewari viii BE- given for the return of purs.
and contents. Leave at JOUaN NJ Orice. 25-2r-p
The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08

WIN. SCHILTZ makes boots and shoes in the
w best styles. and uses only the very best
stockthat can be procured in the market. 52-tf
The Columbus journal., 1890-10-08

WANTED TO EXCHANGE.-I have 20 head
w of young horses and mares. good for light
and heavy work. which l wish TO exchange for
sooT young stock cattle.
ioct3 JOSEPH BrCuyp-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28

to be found anywhere upon the shores
seattle on the line OF the GREAT NORTHERN
Great Northern road. arrived In the city last
= charge OF the work on the Seattle 4 Montana
teversl weeks. He VAS seen this morning at
sentative of the Press. When questioned as
l commence. he replied.
~al hegin within ten days. am here TO. the
be pushed with al. speed possible"
hi good news for Seattle mean ?"
\ TO the comrany's commencing work without
u Judge will he from what Ifearn and hear"
4rthern has obtained coatros of the Fairhaven
bern has secured control Of the Fairhaven road.
Seattle. viii be enabled 90 reach all POINTS on
snts part of the state. Ii is possible 10 COM
Issn IL az Sedro or some other point within five
fops ihs; they viii undoubtedly have another
Iext. Pres Interview. June "a.
10 ne under way at Eamonds are the follow
a Furniture Factory and slargc shingle Mil.
OF construction will be competed within the
ta-ng Tor . site upon which Ia erect . erst-elass
III seu fan - secure . choice Ios In this grow
ADVANCE IN PRICES. and thus secure
ltadtng Fesl estate Esns handling THE I'D
sun lent guarantees that tais 10 no boom scheme;
p kssra s. Butter Budding.
1AbOHl CO. Rooms Is, -, Burke Block.
"a. Sasarmaa Bsock or
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One al the most savoyah.y located to
OF n Sound In fourteen miles north of
RAILROAD.
Vice President w. C. Ciough. of n
night at III 80 o'clock. lie comes TO TAI
branch of the read. and viii remain
the office OF n. II. Gilman by a repn
10 whsn the work % construction woals
IA - reasonably safe n ssy that ii
rarrose eE getsiag Il started. aud il viii
What did the statement that yoa
II doa't know unless IL had referens
delay. That should te yooi news, and
at has been stated that the Great n
4 Southern. Mr.. Cough -
That - true. cir. The Great Nostl
and hv H. in connection With the line "a
b Sound, and thus do business all esel
rists . connecting line from seattle TO
uaonths. and o may say 20 the n
through line TO the last by January 1
Among The many new industries 90
has: A eaw mili. . sAsh and Door Faetl
The large nev wharf nov in ccarsd
next thirty days Parties are rev negd
hotel, Ard % the good work goes on.
ing Young CITY don Z hlame vas Tor IL.
BETTER BUY BEFORE THE OR
benefit Of the raise. Tne foiinwtsJx
N0NpS TOWNSHIPS PROPERTY IL
DREW. MORTON a Il
COON. KINGSTON, ri
A. TALBOT & Co. Ho
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
IN GsEERAG.


The carpenters In Indianapolis have gone
on strike for eight hours day and S5eenta
au hour.
The annual session of tina National Acad-
emy Of Scienees-hegan Tuesday NJ wash
iuRton. Several papers we're read.
The first annual convention of the Asso.
Rnn In New Y rk Tuesday. There were
400 delegates present.
A Telegram from Ottawa. Canada. saws:
"Miss Alice Elliott, aged rs. viii suffering
FROM dementia, swallowed small pankn!fe
with the blades open. 30 far she has exper-
fenced NO L pleasant results, buG her physi-
clan is wa, cning the case with groat
The transfer of the Immigrant busIneaz
at Nav YorE from the stare In the FadeTaI
nutoorttles will be made Satnrday, The
Igth iCsr. After that date ali im,nirrants
viii be- landed at the barge ofias, until a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
oopNrr FIanKsa roS 1see.

HHc0nie h,,d Expenditures OF the
County Nearly a Quarlor of IA Gene
fury Ago.
Some figures Of much into est to tax.
payers Of tnis county are presented 10 the
printed financial stR'smsnt Of New Castle
couaty for the yeat 1856 over tho signature
Of II. NJ. Claaver, c0unty treasurer. The
figures adoucei are OF particular interest
by way OF comparison, and are based for a
period directly Succeeding the war, when
everything WAS high in prica At the dnt0
~ the report the county had a surplus Of
5l6,56lS3 cent? In bank, and itS revenues
from taxes and other sources wsrs about
$50 900; a trifla over $57,T00 being repre-.
s6ntod by the taxes recsiva1. The total
amount of tax levied vaS S67,75l.27, at tbs
rata OF ~ cent on the 800; tha errors az
gregatinR &7,552 81. The sheriff was al.
lowed S5,4Sl.s7 which includsd services
and presumably prisoners board, and The
clerk OF the FeNQs was paid @9,54i.l4.
Levy court commissioners pay an mi,eEEa
are represented by the sum Of 81 rs 40;
~ egsors, 81 ,789. Sc ;and the sum OF 81 1855.
Islands or isti commissioners allow
auoe.l The expenditures OF the levy court
were Oh, 1928; and the sum Of about 10000
represents the amount paid for jurors, wit,
esses, d., in attendance upon the county
courts. The poor for tho sane year WAS
10 cents on the 8 900; yielding revenue
OF S22 ,bs3 40. Tho HssGsped valuation OF
taxable property In the several hundreds
FOR 1867 WAS: BrAndYwlne, Ga, IS9 S39: vii.
mington, East. SO 357 ,49s; West, S5 800, 69S;
Obristiana. $l,sO6,7l1; MIL ofeek, 81
III, 427; White Clay Ofeek, ~, 1856 924; New
Castle, S3,865 743; Penoader, Sl,3Jl,G73;
Rod Lion, Sl.259.57s; st. Georges. "a
687 569; APPOINTMENTS, 52,lS5, 1911 total,
20 69i 1888, on increase OF S6OI,Sl5 over the
preceding year.
There was balancs In hand at tho end
of the fiscal year of sac, 472sl from q pre-.
vious revenue balance and revenues aggre-
gatlhR SGT 1927,
The county debt was S7i .375, S25.000
OF which WAS crented by building the VIII
mlngton bridge. .3O,50D Tor building the
county jail and or, S75 10 accredited to the
trustees OF the poor.
Another point worthy of imitation is the
fact that the annual statement quoted from
was printed In detail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
4 sonY rRAPKzTs1.

How Young EOrcpaugh'B Eclipse
Accomplished EsIs w Snderfui Feat
Eclipse, Adam Forepau Il, Jr.'s, re-
mRrksble equine eriRlist, is ons of the
senaaeional features OF the Fosspaugh
and Wild West Combined Shows, wbion
exhibit in Wilmington, Monday, April
2S.h. The fest which Eclipse performs
IL undoubtedly one OF the most txaa-
ordinary ever accomplished by horse.
II is not y trick, but perform Ance re-
quirfng pluck, correct mental measures
msnt of distance and the horsa's CON
hienoo in his own ability. There are
two platform swings suspended so feet
apart and 20 feet in the air. Eclipse rams
up an incline to one swing and takes his
p!eoe on the platform. Then both
swings are drawn back and released sim
plsansously, and as they approach the
brave pony Hpiings out and forward and
land securely on the oppoaite platform.
HA does this repeatedly, Jumping through
hoops and Tings of Are, anj always ex-
aotly calculating the distRnoe. Among
the other fsaturea OF the big dual show
are Adam F0repsugh, Js.'s, $50 900
troupe OF irsined bronohos, the sorner-
sault dogs, the Blondin pony, double
tuauagerie and Arenic exhibition, and
Captain A, ". bogArtus and his three
seas, With 200 BcoIts, soldiers and In
dams in true eprsaentstion OF "Ouster's
Laul Battle" and life ia the far west.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Z. N. q. 4. nEnrINa.


Chester EaOJs to Visit acre--Prepar-
lang FOE tho Anniversary.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Meas Christian Association was
hela Tuesday evening.
the following uew Lnembers we're elected:
Active-H. N. Wiilets, Ashton II. Tatum,
Frank Stout, Jr., samuel A. Macdonald,
Harry E. Thomas. John II. Layton, James
L. Hilles, Vincent q. Hazard, Harry o.
Evans, George V. Anderson, John Braer, Jr.
Associate--Canby A. Alexander, Charles
=. Cotton, Isaac N. Beatty, James r. Field,
Charles Is. Evans, Charles u. Whitley, John
ID. b. Lawrence, j. Erasst Smith.
Two croklnOle boards wore presented to
the association by General Secretary King,
on behRlf OF the reception COMMITTEES.
They are now III tho rooms for the uss OF
members.
A comm dnlcRtIon road from General
Secretary Chaplin OF Chester, stated that q
delegation of % or 80 mombsro of the
Chester association propOsei Waiting the
Wlmin2ton association on Thur.day even
Ing, april 2irh. They will probably bring
the orchestra with them and give a dumb
bel drill. An Invitation was extended to
the Chester members and the reception
committee Instructed to provide for their
entertainment.
After dlseukai on the matter of sum
ner athletics, President Baird stated that
the board OF directors would probably
secure the use Of tho Uaion street baseball
grounds for the association. An offer has
baen made TO Gymnasium Superintendent
Ii. W. Wilder OF New Castle, Pa, to take
! charge OF the work here.
il Is proposed TO raise 800 to properly
| furnish the Otins snd reading room. In-
4 formation regarding tho anniversary 70 b.
: held about tho middle OF May, was given
| by President Baird, ". X. Crosby, /. I.
| johnson, Secretary King and MIR. Evans.
4 Prominent association workers from New
/ York and Philadelphia are expected. Post
master John Field OF Philadelphia may be
| present,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
PERSDHAL.

Harry A. Richardson OF Dover, is in the
city to-day.
Secretary Of State John +. Salisbury Is In
the city to-day.
John q. Jackson OF Hookessin, is in Will.
m!ngton to-day.
Leonard L, Jsmison OF Baltimore was In
the city yesterday.
Miss Minnie White OF Scranton Is this
guest OF Wilmington frisuds.
George W. Remington and family have
returned from Wait to Atlantic CITY.
MIR. and Mrs. W. E. Hawkins returned
from their Wedding journey last evening.
]. D. Meolellsnd, q well.known hDtel
proprietor, lie registered at the Central
Hotel.
8. redmond Smith, Esq ls attending the
25tn anniversary OF the Loyal Legion in
Philadelphia to-day.
The Raw, Isaac VI. Haldsmqn OF the First
Baptist Church, New York City, late of this
city, who has been seriously Ill is now re-.
ported eonvalescent.
J. e. Kirk OF this city and Miss Katie D.
Griffl h of Baltimore were married this
mornin9 In Mt. Vernon NJ. L, Church,
HAmpden, b Baltimore, this mornlng.
Charles Emory, a consulting engineer
OF the United States government, who has
headquarters In New York, is In the citv to-
day. Mr.. Emory designed the Marine Hos
pital fumigattng steamers now building at
Pussy Il Jones'.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
@arrlaass.

GREER-REED.--In this city, nu March 18th
by the Rev. ". l.. McEwan, James A. Greer
and hottie Reed.
GISF-SCHOEN--Ats st. Paul's NJ. II. Church,
on tho 10th inst, by the Rev. Louis Z. Barrett,
Grant q. e. tIist and Sarah F. Schoen, both
oi this city,
GROFF--Ni WSTEAD.-ln this city on the 9th
inst, in II. Andrews Church, by the Rev.,
Charles Z. Murray, Horace GroiI and Helenf
n, Newstoad, both OF this city.
HELMS -HOFPMAS.-On March 18th, by tho
Rev W. II. Burrell, George Helms of Brook
lyn, Y Y, and Louise Hoffman Of New Cas-
lie, Del
j USNnS-CALHOUN.--A frankfort, Del,
IN tho 6Ih mt, by tho Rev c. r. Sheppard.
John A, johnson and salle j. Calhoun, both
ui sussex county, De-
JENNEsS--CCDDH.- the 9th inst, by the
Rev. George NJ. Hickman, Edwin Coleman,
lenness and Mary Elizabeth Guddy, both OF
this city.
JouRDAN-MoNCK.--In this city, on the eth
inst, al st. Johns Church by the Rev. T.
& rdincr littell, William 5. Jourdan to
Maggie a. Monck, both OF this city.
NIL / ER-LUF ENs.-At No. oil West Fourth
street.. on tho t4fh lust, by the Rev. o. q.
Huddugton, Juhn Il. Miller and Annie
luEcrs, both Of tnis city.
wool FRY-PHYslCK.- Chester, Pa, on
the gtn inst, 10y tho Rev, William II. Ridg-
way, Joseph Wuolsry Of tiis city and Leona
Physick VI Chester.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
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RU2ES of SUDIBTIEs.


The following ohlats OF Andnstaka Tribe,
No. u. Imp. o. Of II. 81. OF Newport, were
raised up by tho great chiefs Saturday
night: Prophst. W. j. King; Saehem. 7. W.
Young; Sr. g., Il chHrd King Jr, T.. william
Burton; @. OF Il i II. Hanna; Assistant,
4. Foreacre; X, OF W.. d. H. Bsyne; War.
tlors usorEe Smith. John Cion.ar, W. T.
Dag9nsY, O. NJ. Psle; Braves, W. n. 0orlyn,
John Miller, Jacob Steiubaker. ID. Russell /;
q. OF ", William Stewart; q. OF f., H..
Garrett Sannaps, J. Il. Conlyn, n. s. Con-
Ign. This visitors we're Hospitality enter
tanned 10y the Newport Red Men.
The new chiefs OF Oklahoma Tribe,
Imp'd o. Il. NJ, OF Lewes, are: Prophet, O.
A. Jenkins; 5achem, X II. Wilson; Senior
sycamore, J. NJ. Barnes; Junior Sagam re,
Theodore Selmons; Jhief OF Records, ]. j,
Fitzslmmons; Keeper Of Wampum, NJ. @.
Short; Assistant Chisf OF Records, Joaeph
r. Stephens; FlrSt Sannap. o. u. Marshall f;
Second SanEap, william ], saimoRs: First
Warrior. Il. Wilson: Second Warrior,
Thomas b. Ingram; Third Warrior, Sciplo
Cessadrl; Fourth Warrior, Walter j.
Poynter; First Brave. II. +. Convict; SECOND
Brave. Il. Z. PrettymAn; Third Brave, VIII
liam II. Palmer; Foutth Brave, Jes ".
W. wilson; Guard Of Wlgwsm, 8. NJ.
Joseph; Guard Of Forest. D. IL. Chase
J nitor, Edgar HopKtns.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Deaths.

DAVIs.--Tr this city, on the 18th inst, Mary
A., wife Of John u. Davis.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the irEeral from the residence Of her husband
M lal7 Vest street on Friday afternoon. Ser
vices n the house at O'Clock. luterment at
kiyeryiew cemetery
DAT.-At rnlryyille on the 18Th inst, william
II, ron Of llr. Harvey s., and Sallie Day,
aged months.
Welqliyas and friends arc invited to attend
The flne ri from the residence Of his parents
m rtllyville on Friday afternoon At l.9u
/ o'aorS. ntormcnt at Lower Bnrdywine
NJ. i, church.
HALEY I'm Brandywue hundred, on the 10th
inst, Mary j. dHuGhtrr of Ann and the late
benjamin Haley, in tho 2lst year Of her age.
Rclit veg and friends of the family are re-
speciality iuyil, to attend the funeral from
the residence oil her mother, near Sharpley's
school house. on Saturday leave The house az
IA. m. nigh mass itt St losephs Church.
LFCARTl.Nl'fER.- tho ~ h inst, AZ Rock
land, Del. mary s.. widow n Charles Leoar.
peHto., IN the fSth year q her age.
MOSELFN.-Gn tho l2th Inst, Reba. daughter
Cf frank md lIiln f.. hoseley, aged 2
years, months Ind days.
sAMt'EL--in this city, on tho 18Th inst. job
samuel. Jr., aged % years, months and .
days.
sENrMAE.-m this city, on the l4th inst,
Halph Addison, son OF Joseph a. and Nj
lClisa sentmuu.
ToWN sEND.-N West Chester, "a, on the
18th inst, Elizabeth Gibbons Townsend, wife
Of Hon. Washington Townsend and daughter
Of the late Dr. William Gibbons OF this city.
TRUSS. AT Now Castle, Del, on the 18th inst"
sanuel Il. Truss aged Is Year,.
warn ER.-Etward +. Warner, IT., son OF Il.
T. and Mary Corbit Warner, on Friday,
AptIl llth, aged year and 22 days
W&EKFt, -on the i2tn inst, Elizabeth, widow
OF William Walker in the It'd year OF her
age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

sl25.08 for r. A. Poole OF McDonough,
whose total assessment was wrongly carried
out on the books. The result shows COM
mendable care and cOrractness OH the part
OF nssessors who made the assessments and
the clerks who copied them on the dupli.
Gates.
Tho bill OF the Delaware Il Atlantic Tele.
graph and Telephone Company, $llS. was
allowed.
William r. Bancroft and J. Parke Pos
Ties, on behalf OF the managers Of the Del
aware Hospttal, rendered the court per-
Bona' invitation TO visit the insr iution.
The Invitation was accepted and Friday
afternoon at 1.s0 O'Clock fl6ed upon as the
time for the visit,
An Invitation from the Alcott Club, invit.
ing the court to attend the "Pingfore" per-
iormanoe at the Grand Opera House to-
night and enclosing reserved seat tickets,
was read aud accepted.
Court adjourned until 1.s0 o'clock, p. m.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Hoard OF Wn,cr Commts.ionerr.

The following balances were reported at
the reguar meeting of the Board OF Water
Commissioners Tuesdsysuight: Current ex-
penses, 92,0U204; special, 57,099.26. The
weekly payroll Of 1856 IS was ordered
paid. Petitions for water pipes on Clay
mont street between b and streets were
granted. The petition OF the Rsv. John A.
Lyons to tap the main at Sixth and West
streets was referred to the chief engineer.
Chief Engineer Bond was authorized to put
trsllis along the Ecsel property. An
agreement was made with the Street aud
Sewer Department TO build bulkhead ut
the first wastewaY below the Market street
bridge 10 prevent the water running from
the race while a new wasteway is being
built and to protect the int0rcBpting sewer.
Each department Ia to pay half Of the ex-
pfnsa.