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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
A Crit,cnI T,,xlneerInw LOB.

Assistant civil Engineer Woodbury. has
carried the interceptlng sewer work close
to the race at the foot OF Jefferson str .et,
and will be ready by Friday to pierce tho
rock strata underneath the race. This
will be q difficult and critical job. The
water department has arranged TO shut of
the low and keep the rece empty for AZ
hours, which space of time will DO allowed
the engineers for their critical JOB Friday
next. The water department Will store up
sufficient water In the reservoirs for city
needs during the continuance of the opera
tiOn,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Sheriff Allen sold the following proper
ties at the court house Tuesday afternoon
Two.story brick house TRenty.senond
street near LaMotta, 10 J. Il. Smith, ESD,
for $3.50, and brick house at Tonth aud
Bennett streete, to rilghman Johnston, for
5000. Three frame houses near Fourteerth
and Railroad avenue, TO j. Il. Smith, ESQ,
for s2,725 Property on Jackson betwesn
Fifth and Sixth, to J. L. Saith, Esq,, for
$40. Tho above proper les wsre seized rs
the possession OF William Conner. Tn
properly OF Robert Kerr and Matilda g.,
his wife, IN Elsmere, to J. L. Smith, Esq,
for S2Gl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
100 Poses One Dollar
TIME sIAaEE FAor0RY eURNnD.
Loss Es'imatea "a $4,000, ooo-F.ftS

Auouhtsnu Wschihcs BestrOyeds
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
ELIZABETH, N, j., May 7.-Tne entire
western front Of the Singer sewing machine
factory on FrRt strest, four stories high,
was Quilted by last nights fire. TIE flsmea
worked their way 10 the main building ex-
tending along rrumbull street cleaning out
the stock, needle, finishing, adjusting, In
patterns therein.
T fly thousand finished machines and
1S,00O,00O needles were consumed. Loss
estimated at S2,000, 600; fully insured by
the Singer Company. All work is sus-
pended and over 5000 operatives are
thrown out OF employment Work cannot
be resumed under two months,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

advise Hanson.
NEW CssTEx, MAJ The trustees Of the
New Castle common met in regular monthly
session last nlght. Mr.. Mahoney on behalf
OF the acting committee, made q statement
OF the progress Of tha repairs being made
GU the Penn, Bayard aud Clayton fsrms,
Richard q. Cooper and j. Harry Rogers, az
committee appointed By toe trustees OF
the Market square, appeared before COM
mons and asked for mn appropriation OF
1900 for the further Improvement OF the
puoltc green. Every dollar of the appro-
pria,ton which was mol used would be re-
turned TO the commons. Gr. Cooper stated
that the fence recently removed from
around the green, was erected In 1860 The
repairs to the place would consist Of u new
brick pavement, around and graded above
the green, with eurbing, TO Law two
diagonal gravel walks to osrtain gates on
Market street, to cut the grass and trim the
trees. The appropriation was granted and
the chair appointed Messrs. Herbert, Ghal.
lenger and Aiaxwell as u committee to look
after the matter.
George W, Eekles and George NJ. Riley OF
the Board OF Education, presented them
selves before the commons. They COM
planned OF the crowded condiu n Of the
schools, and the poor school facilities the
| children of Dobbinsvllle were afforded, and
asked for an appropriation. They had not
lEOh H. d DOpDIus Ill IbBlIa III Is
lot for school house, but 1t was not
thought probable that one could be
purchased. No estimate OF the amount
needed for school purposes had been
prepared, but they stated that In their
| Judgment no less than 81 500 would be SUI
teleDt. Messrs. Challenger, Maxwell and
| Rodney, were named as q committee to
confer with tho Board of Education aud
| determine the amount needed.
| In conversation with your correspondent
lie morning one of the trustees stated that
he thought 1t very likely that the Gppro-
| priatlon would be granted. Messrs. King
aud Challenger were appointed a committee
to audit the accounts OF the treasurer. The
acting committee reported $l,672.S5 IS the
amount received from the saie OF the effects
OF Ezekiel Wheatley, former tenant Of the
Penn farm, excluding costs. From Timothy
o. Hurlock'B sale at the Model farEn
$24873. including the costs, was realized.
| Tho Board OF Trade was granted permission
to use the Commons chamber Tor regular
aud committee meetings. The annual
statement Of the truste for the year end
| ing March 25th was presented and read.
The receipts were $40, 757 SO; expenditures,
$S,3522l, aud balance In treasury OF
| ", 4pb.lS. The total amount due the truss
tees for rent OF farms is $9,972.T5. The re-
| port is signed by John j. Black, NJ. D.,
President; William ]. Ferris, Secretary,
and william Herbert, Treasurer.
This society Of the Christian Endeavor of
the Presbyterian Church held an enjoyable
| sociable in the Sunday-schooi room last
| evening. The room was tSstefully decorated
and an interesting musical and literary
programme was rendered. Capt. Randolph
and Engineer Hutchinson Of the tug Hsr.
cules were present. The former sang Bey-
| erRl selections.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
A.4HKhr QUOTATIONS.


Associated Press Dlsps.ch by Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA, May Flour, firm; Pennsyl-
yania, duh: supers. S225n2.75; extra, S2.75.83s,
Wheat, dull easier.
Com, steady, fair demands: No. 9, 41Jda42kc.
Oats, dun, easy; No. white, 1896; No.
laiSel. 32hc.
Bran, dull
Baled hay, dull, steady.
Butter, dull, weak.
Eggs, dun,
Cheese, dull, easy.
Petroleum. steady.
HnfuIppg dull.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Associated Presa DISPATCH by Special Wires.
PEKtS, ill.,, May IA heavy frost settled
down early yesterday morning and Ice
formed. Strawberries, peaches and pears
are very badly damaged. At Mt. Carroll
the drought was broken yesterday, but a
heavy frost lid m IRE dam rye to the grain
ami fruit than did the Tall benefit 1t. Tho
prospect for fruit was never poorer thau
!
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Nov Then, which has been lying at the
Harlan q Hollingsworth Company's yard
during the past Water, has been OVER
hauled ind fitted for seq. This afternoon
she left for short trip on the Delaware,
with several OF Mr.. Addieks' representatives
In this city, on board.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

very much all the week with q severe
cold, and the liquor licenses will likely
be heard to-day in order to adjourn. Re-
monstrauces are filed againss Terrence
Oarvin Of kenton and Amos Dole of Har-
rineton.
A special meeting Of the W. O. T. U.
will be held ut the house OF the prsst-
dent on Tuesday evening, at 2. 80 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Ii. Hutchins
celebrated the anniversary Of their we'd
ding day last evening. Quite an enjoy
able time was spent end the genial
hostess recsived many useful and hand
some presents.
II il something unusual for the Messrs.
Richardson TO bs packing poultry this
time of the year, but suoh is the case.
They secured large quantity Of poultry
in philadelphia this week, which had
been shipped to the city for Thanks
| giving market, but has been packed away
in refrigerator ever since, nearly six
months. Tho poultry is perfectly good
and may yet serve for future Thanks.
giving meal.
Mcs. John II. Bateman, who has been
quite Ill in Baltimore, is convalescont.
DOVER, May 5.-Court met this morning
huu BEhlitou All tld bpplGhliOus 4OT llvuOE
license Except Terrence Darwin OF Kenton)
as follows:
Amos Cole, Harrington; ], O. Armstrong,
Clayton; William II. Jacobs, Leipsic; W. o.
| Price, Camden; ID. i. Burton, q. ID. Sypherd
aud Harry r. Ford OF Dover; Lucius 2.
Campbell, Woodland Beach; Joseph Wood,
| Bowers Beach; RI Boulder, FELTON,; Frank
L. Kramllch, Milford; Edward Gall, Fred
erica; William h. Ha2zerd, Milford.
All rules and all other business not heard
| or executed are continued. The chiet JUS
tice, In refusing the application OF Darwin,
| said that the court would IN no Instance
relicense an applicant who had before been
refused a license by the court.
Dover, May 5.-The following officers of
the 81. Il. Sunday. school have bean elected
to serve for the ensuing year: Snperlnten-
dent, the Rev. Thomas E. Terry; Assistant
Superintendent, Thomas j. Stevenson I;
Lady Superintendent. Mrs. Il. ". Cannon
I Secretary, William Pennewill; Assistant
Secretary, W. 3. Haman; Treasurer, G. E.
Dawson; Librarians, Herman O. Taylor.
Robert J. Ferguson, W. Lincoln CLAYTON
and Thomas Il. Dunn Ofganist, Miss Kate
y. Haman; Assistant, Miss Ida Gsiser
Ohorister, Il. B. Louderbough, Resolutions
of respact to the retiring superintendent,
james E. Carroll, were adopted.
Mary, wife of Henry Flower, an aged and
respected lady, died at her home on Cover
nor's avenue, yesterday morning. The
une"' M' t Ian e a., M ~ N''o y
esmeterv $50 1850 - -
Tae assessment Hat Of school taxables
has been made out and hung In the post
office for inspection. The boad OF eduea-
tion VII ST In the old brlcs school house
on monuay, may l2tn' itom 10 O'CLOCK
" ha,e s5o nann,s on a. 'ne :, tho ,ou
vard on q tturSsY' abant noon ~ see e n; the
sheriff appiv the lash 10 the hare hacks
OF Ave negroes Caleb stepna and Edward
Mitchell each stood In the pillory for ona
hour after which each received 20 lashes
G9orge ollton received ~ lashes, HeorSe
h,assTy nva nlu span '9 mns w. IN.
nr,sonars KID mot mind the pnnish msnt 't''
~ - - - :
Dover, May 6.-The following officer
| I ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

The Importance Of purifying the blood cam
not be overestmated, for without pure
Mood you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs
good medicine to purify, yitalize, and enrich
the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is worthy
xcur confidence. 1t is peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
nm appetite, and tones tile digestion, while
1t eradioates disease. Give II a trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold byall druggists.
Prepared By G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
srnnol snnerln,enaen,..

A. J. Smith was Tuesday reelected SUI.
psrintsndent of public schools of Dse.
ware county. Pa, at salary Of 81 800, and
Professor J. s. Walton WAS reelected super
ntendent Of Chester county public schools
~ : salary OF $1,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

The boiler on the Market street bridge
was taken out this morning and sent TO
Adams boiler shop for repairs. q. W Baker
81 Co., will make repairs to the machinery.
The bridge will be turned of by hand until
the repairs are made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Associated Press plspatch BY Special %tres
WAsHISaToS, ND, May 7.-0ne thousand
coal miners employed in the bitumInous
mines nnnr here nave struck for an advance
In wages refusing to abide by the decision
OF the Terre Hauto convent ON which dis
eliminated against this market. There is
little hope OF regching settlement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

WRnted.--A good appetite. You can have IL
easy enough by taking Hoods SGrsnparila. 1t
tones the digestion aud cures sick headache.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Associated Press Dispatch by SpaclN Wires
BALTIMORE. May Flour firm, higher.
Wheat, southern, steady, quiet; tultz, 93a97c-
LonGberry. 95a!ec.; No ., A5Ha95 %c,: WESTERN
No. winter red spot, ~ &C.; May, gihc. asked;
duly. 81 &C., seller; August, DC, seller.
Corn. southern, fairly active, firm; white, 45c,,
yellow, i5a4Gc.: western, easy: mixed spot, AKA
4ihc.; May, 42aa42%c.; June and July. Al Va
4lhc.; August, II %a4l &C.; steamer, die. bid.
Oats, firm: southern and Pennsylvania, 33A
$50; western white, '5a34c; western mixed, S6a,
3Sc.; graded No. white, 39c.
Rye. steady; 6laG2c.
Hay, weak; prime to choice timothy, $1sal4.
! Provisions, firm.
Butter, active.
Eggs fiat: llAc.
Coffee, very dun; 19%c
Sugar, quiet: A soft, -l6a6Bc.
i laE NM ia.IaiI Nm aLrL..l
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
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Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
New CASTLE, Msy Id. L. and L. e,
Eliason have purchased from Benjamin
Il. Pierce the property bounded By Ninth
street and tho P, w. Il B. freight house,
and will commence soon,the erection Of o
ROY Of dwelling houses thereon, with n
froutage on Ninth. They will bs de-
cidsd Improvement 30 that ssotiou OF the
city.
James s. DUNCAN, cashier of the Bank
OF America, Philadelphia, which closed
its doors and suspended payment yester-
day, 10 o weil-knawn resident Ut this city,
where hc has lived with his family for
many Yeafs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

seales at ~ pounds and was placed on ex-
hibition al Walls market, where 1t was
Viewed by large number Of persons.
The Lenaps Fire Company had tEe old
Humane engine out for test on saturday.
ThrouSh rs feet OF hose a stream was
thrown 100 feet.
The valuable fishing skiff OF William
Hanson WAS stolen from Its anchorage on
Saturday. Several persons on the wharvss
saw two strange men row away wita the
boat, but tn,uking thay had hired or bor-
rowed It, did not think 1t worth while to
advise Henson
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

NEWARK, May 1.-THE Delaware College
Athletic Building fund grows apace, thanks
In equal parts to tho generous spirit OF the
Newark and Wilmington friends and
alumni OF the college, and to the persistent
endeHvors of Lieutenant Brown to arouse
interest in tho new projsor. 1t will b9 re-
called that ssveeai weeks ago, after long
persuasion, the Delaware College trusie $
purchased ten aeres Of choice land aGiOin-
ing the college, Ave acres to be used as an
athletic aud drill ground. This ground
was not at first In II condition to use for
this purpose. but the college trustees have
contracted for ths grading OF the students
field In connection with the gra ing and
other improvements in the rear campus.
Tho acquisition Of field for athletic
sports Ulone has caused such a renewed In
terest in this department OF the college
among studen,s and alumni that the
former iutsnd stsrting into systematic
training soon so hs to regain for their elma
mater its prlhtiue glory on the athletic
arena. Several weeks ago movement
WAS started by Lisctsnant Brown toward
collecting fund sufficient to insure the
erection 81 building tn oa used partly Gs
nn armory and pavilion AMI which shndld
accommodate spectators OF tue colleges
sports. AT the outset several handsome
contributions we're received, but since then
the Athletic Association has received assur-
ance OF gilt or about SOD when ITS own
fund shall have mounted up to the $500
mark. This amount OF money stands ready
Mt any time, but Is OF 0outse conditioned
upon the size OF the athletic fund.
The source from which this muniA.
cent sum will como has not yet bsen
mede public. but It has added wonderfully
10 the local Interest fl the scheme and
given an impetus to the fund which will
undoubtedly carry 1t to IT'S limit. 30 far
oil n htafi lane bn..
mington and Newark. none OF the
alumni down the s,Gte having re-
sponded as yet to the students APP
peal, The fund now amounts to about
1915, the following being the recent
contributors: The Bon. Charles u. Lore,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Dover, May3.-Oourt met at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. The jury returned =
verdict Of not guilty in the case OF the
State vs.. John Hollis, indicted for steal
ing pair of boots.
The case of Cove s. Wilson, charged
with an assault on Recorder John II.
Bewley, was called. MesBrs. KINNEY and
Nicholson, for the defendant, asked that
the case bs continued, 10 which the court
agreed on Wilson's entering into bon Ia
for the sum of $500 to keep the peace
and not interfere with the records OF the
recorder.
Andrew Fossett, coiored, of Harring-
ton, indicted for resisting public officer,
was found guilty and sentenced 20 pay q
tine of S25 aud be impfisoued six months.
The case of the State VS.. Andrew Gray,
colorsd, indicted for poisoning Hamsley,
near FELTON,, was continued.
The bail bonds Of Joseph b. Wallace,
\ William b. Hazel and j John L. Poore were
declared forfeited AMI a capiss asked for
rsturnkblo at the next term.
| the case OF Hezskiah Vickery waH
! called aud by an agreem sut of the sttor-
| uey. general and James =. Woloots, Esq.
attorney for the defendant, was post
poned until Wednesday, 0otobar 80 b,
Attorney General Btggs asked leave to
enter Judgment on tns bail bonds of
| CHARLES u. Stookweil aud Louis 3. Stock
we'll, bnt finally agread with J. l.. Vol
colt, defendants counsel, to postpone
| the case until next term.
the civil list vas gone over and all the
cases were continued or referred, noue
being marked for trial.
The grand jury found true bill
against Joseph Dunlap and DIR. Wallsca
in the libel suit OF John g Graham, also
against Wallace in the oase of Graham vs..
Wallace. Ali were continued.
The grand jury got through and were
discharged.
| The chief justice has been autfaring
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

NEW CASTLE, May A horse attached
to wagon belonging 60 James j. Toner,
grocer, taok fright and ran away yester-
day. Tha team dashed out Delaware
street, throwing this driver, boy, out,
the latter Directly under the horses feet.
He was run over, but escaped with few
aiiFht bruises. The horse wrs captured
on Clayton street. after the wagon had
been badly wrecked.
The large American ship Belle 0'Bsien
with cargo OF $50, 900 gallons OF refined
petroleum. for HiosR, Japan, passed out
yesterday.
Diver Herman Wothors of Philalel-
phis examined the steamer Prudoutia,
which recently ran aground nSar Firms
Point, yesterday, and found her hull in
good condition, notwithstanding that it
was Thought to have been damaged. The
vessel proceeded to see last night.
Thomas P. Morgan, an employe of
Morris Tssker II Company, had one of
his feet badly mashed by heavy piece
of iron falling on it while at work yes
terday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Associated Prose DlspRtSh by Sperial Wires.
NRM YnRK. MAY 7.-rlnnr. atate and Westnrl

As7ociatedPrasi USpatGn ny special Wlrs&
NEw YORK., May Flour, state and western,.
steady, moderate demand; sOuthern,quiet.nr firm.
Wheat, red, declined, Aa1c.; weak, fairly
active. May, VEGA i; June, gT5Sn9SNc.; July,
g6ng7 tic august, g3zsaI5c.; September, 93ka
Ole: December, % i aI6tc.
Corn, quiet. weak; No. 2, 49, all ~ steamer,
mixed, 424alic.
Oats, quiet, weak; state, s3ailc.; western, 3ea
Ale.
Beef, steady. quiet plate, S7.75as.oO; extra
mess, 81 25ai.50.
Pork, firm quiet: new mess, sliah.50.
Lard, duh, easy: steam rendered. s6B7IS.
Eggs, strong; fair demand; state and Penn
eylvrnl l3c.
'T,,rtnptIua artp 1,,ipt .gtxn9Q,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08


PHnApgLrHrA- May 3-Becf cattle. extra,
5tlh7 a.; good, ta5sse.; medium, iAAaAssc fair,
4ivGi9ar.: common, 4iiHiNc.; culls, 3Aa4c.; faG
cows, ,a34'. Sheep, Kansas, wool, A. a6s4c.;
native Clipped, ~ a37Sc Lambs. native wool,
bla1at .:nutiyc clipped, nj tr,;spring lambs,
s35.aG, % Ver head, Hogs, western, G9sa6Asc.;
state, hasaGisc. Mich cows, i80R5O; milch
caves. - acc Slipnary cows, Sl3a2s per head.
Bologna cows, Ssal3 per head. CITY dressed
heeyos wore in good demand AMI higher 40
6jtaSc. for steers ana ai@ajc. for cows
NEW NORK, May -Rroyes-Receipts, CLOS
nd: steers, "A. l0al u; bulls and dry cows,
81 stila .. Dressed beef firm at 6ka7hc.
Calves Receipts, 400 head: 4 m; veals,
st5la5 Is: buttermlk calves, s3a3,5D, Sheep and
mbs-Receipts, 15.3Us head; sheep dun and
p ahude easier: limbs steady; unshorn sheep,
sLSt @HI; Clipped, do S5u Il; wooded yearlinGs,
s7.blS.95. Clipped, 'to., Sha7 spring lambs. $50
ag.}h. llacs-krccipts. including l5j tor sale,
I5,lli head, market a shade easier at 81. Goa LI0
per lO0 pounds
tufCldp, May 5.-Cuttle-Reccipts, ls5OJ
head; h6eves, slS1H5.2i: st0GEers and feodsrs,-
sa.5lnaS1. steers, S3,5la41i; cows, bulls and
miXCl.S l.alEN70. Texas rurll-f d strors. i3l3SO:
rrf4eors. s.gal9 % llucs--Ncceipts, al.Hoo
head; mixed and heavy, ii.0515 81, light SkOja
4s!E skips, fj,aUai Shprp=hecripts, 1000
hsnl' natives, }ir6ln western crrn-led, s5.5Ja
CRY Texans, SA5Sn51A: nrths, :5pT
Baltimore, MAY -Swup-Full supply and
only moderate demand; values shade OF;
quotations. r6t.; receipts, S,si5 head.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

New CASTLE, May 5.-rhe champion shad
of the season, In fact the largest ever
caught here, was taken from the net OF
John Foster on Saturday. It tipped the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Special Dispatch TO Gazette and Journal.
GEoRaETowN, May Tine investigating
committee was not In session this morning
as the witnesses Il was proposed to examine
did not turn up. This afternoon one wilt
ness was examined, but nothing new de-
velopei. Ths committee All burned until
tomorrow as 1t 10 proposed TO finish this
branch OF the investigation this week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

DOVER, May 2.-The grand jury, to-day
found true bills OF indictment Ia the cross
llbel suits OF Graham VS.. Wallace and Wal
lace VS.. Graham, OF Kenton hundred. rhest
cases have excited great Interest here.
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A Bright Prospect.

Tbe academy, with its handsome
coat Of paint presents very inviting
appearance. 1'he fence, the new walks
and the paint make a decided im-
provement over the appearance Of the
building year ago. The work Of
renovation will be made complete in
side as we'll as outside during the pres
ent year. An this, with its rapidly in
ereasing enrolment. already number
ing ninety, the boarding department
full and more coming, the promptness
with which the scholars get down 70
their work, makes a happy opening
for the ninth year Of the academy.