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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Commander snntrinston.

The Na,iae Journal of New Yo.k re-
fers Saturday totne action ofthe Secretary
of the Navy in connection with Com
lnsnder Karrington's restoration in the
following complimentary terms: 1.-THE
RESTORATION Of Commander Harrington TO
duty as assistant to the inspector OF the
fourth lighthouse diutriot, to take effect
May 1st, will meet with general approval,
and is crsditabls to the Secretary Of the
Navy. This officer wos in command Of
the Constellation at the time sine went
ashore. II this vessel Ind been in charge
of pilot, as she shonld have been, there
would have beea no accident. Ccn-
mauder Harrington il as capable and
skiiiui an officer as there is in the service,
and shouid not have been punished for
not being pilot by profession"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
CHAPLAIN KERR AS A HOST
BE ENTERT4INs Il EUMBEn on
FRIENDS AT DINNER.
To Go Into ServicS-The Marine
Hospital Steamer Louis Fasteur
eaoing to the Hreak water.

The United Statea Marine Hospital
fumigatiDg steamer Louis Pasteur, the
irst to bs finished OF the three which the
Pussy Il Jones Company have built for
the revenue marine service, left for the
Delaware Braakwster on Saturday and
went into service.
Tie steamer will be in charge OF DR..
W. P. Orr Of Lswes, acting assistant sur-
geon in the Marine Hospital service. D,.
Orr has charge of the Msrioe Hospital ut
LeWes. The remainder of her crew will
&C enpiss OF pilot, sn engineer, two fire.
men and two deokhands. The steamer
will inspect incoming vessels a. the
Breakwater, and disinfect or fumigate,
with the apparatus on board, those upon
which there are contagious diseases.
Tho other two steamers, Robert Koch
aud the William II. Wells, are completed
and ready FOR service and wait the orders
Of the government. The Pusey h jones
Compsny were given the contract FOR
their construction about q year ago.
Before work was begun, the company
notified the government, whose engineers
had designed the boats, that their model
was not OF the right shape to carry the
weight intended TO be put into them. and
that their displacement would be greater
than the designers intended. The COM
pany suggested certain changes il the
| plans which would obyiate the defects,
but the government engineers paid no
attention to them and ordered she work
to proceed according to the original
plans.
When the steamers were launched the
/ predictions Of their builders were IL
fed, for the draft OF the boats was con-
siderably more than was intended.
Orders to stop work wera received whom
the vessels we're about half finished, end
they lay at the wharf Of the COMPANY in
an unooplplsted condition uqtil the first
part of this year. The William II. Wells
which was the last launched, was then
hauled out ON the railway and heightened
16 feet, in accordance with the sugges-
lions of her builders. The other boats
were completed according to The original
plans, except that changes were made in
the boilers and propsllers, to give the
greater power which greater displsce-
ment made necessary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Special CoYrespon deuce OF uazotte ana Journn
MILrcEp, April 24.-The wedding ot
Tneophilus NJ. Holoombe OF Camden, N.
g., and Miss LizEis Wroten, took place
last evening at the home Of the BRIDES
parents on North Fsont street. The eege-
mory was per ormed by the Rev. H. L.
Buratein. Thomas q. Lewis Of Dover,
was beat man und Miss Annie Mocse Of
Wilmington, was bridssm id. The bride
was att,red in cream albstross, trimmed
in cream iaille, with white lilacs. The
happy compile will leave to-day for
Camden, N. j., where they will re-
aide. They were the recipients of
many handsome and useful pres
ents. A reception followed the
wedding, at which the following were
present Mrs. and Miss Hoioombe,
mother and sis,er Of the groom, OF Gam
den, N. j.; Miss Addie Willis CT Dover,
Mlss Annie Moore of WilmiD2ton, T. @.
Lewis Of Dover, MIR. REd Mrs. Robert
WEoten, parents Of the brids, W. ..
Wro.en, brother of the bride, and wife,
Mrs. Joseph Wroten, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. W.
Kern, Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Dorsey, Mr..
and Airs. Hills, Robert Diokerscn, wife
and daughter, Mrs. Il. A. White, Mrs.
william Foulk, Miss Laura Twigg, Miss
Annie Pierce, Arthur Cullen, W. j..
ahockley, W. nj. Joseph, Mrs. Wneeler,
MIR. and Mrs. Il. L. Buustein, Mrs. Annie
Noble, G. W. Joseph, Bliss Juiia Geiiin-
ger, Miss Emma Fearans, James Fearens,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

At the city court ON Thursday, Joseph
Blusch was charged with having in his
possession for Illegal purposes quantity
of Labelled bottles, the trade property of
certain deceased bottlers. The prisoner
pleaded guilty, Officer Martin testified
TO tho arrest aud OF having discovered in
his possession bottles Belonging TO John
P. Danahos, the Foord & Robinson
Bottlins Company and ons or two the
property of Philadelphia party. Senator
John P. Donahoe tealiis2 TO having
recorded his property in she office OF the
secretary of the Stste Rs required by law.
Blusch was fined SO and coats which
comprised tue of 90 cents for each
hottie illegsliy used. Judg9 Ball in
formed tbs prisoner that II he comes MP
again on the same charge ths tine will be
S5 per bottle instead OF so cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

HIGH-TUNED VICTIMS.


y
TheIr Taste OF the Post said PILE
Tory = Hsaacs Protcsss His fnnO-
ccmce.
Special Correspondent Of Gazette and journal.
GEORGETOWN, April 26.-lhe governor
did not interfere with the course of the
law in the cases of Joseph Hamilton,
James Owens Isaaos and John T.Owens,
and to-day they were punished by post
and plllory for the offence of horse steal
ing, of which they were convicted.
Promptly OF 10 o'clock large crowd
bad assembled around the whipping post,
lines were drawn to keep il back, and
Hamiiton was placed in the piliory. he
bore it without complaint and was then
whipped.
Is4acs was then placed in the pillory.
He complained with nUmbnesa in his
hands after thu first l5 minutes, and his
arm and hand were rubbed during the
remainder of the stay. He was taken
ont and whipped. As he was taken out
he declared his inpoceuce and said the
guilty party would yet be brought t.,
justice.
Owens was then placed in the pillory
| and though restless ha did not aeem to
sutfer much. He was then whipped and,
rs in the other cases, the lashes were laid
on lightly.
From 200 to 800 persons viewed the
Furnishing of tine prisoners. This mum
ber exceeded anything known here before
and was due probably TO the public in
tereat in the case. y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

SALEM, MASS, April 25.-A warrant
was issued this morning for the a-rest of
George B. Ives, ex-assistant district at.
torney, on charge of forgery. The
amount is Haid to be 100000 and the
names forged were those of solomon
Lincoln and B. II. Fabens. The COM
plant is made by the First National
Bank of Salem, which held $4,000 Of
the paper. The Salem National Bank
holds 81, GOO, Asintic National Bank of
Salem 800 aud the National Grand
Bank Of Msrhlehesd $l,500. 1t
is also stated that Ives has
used mp his wife'l estate of about
SG0, 900, and tho Jonathan Blaney estate,
ot which he waa trustee, to the amount
$1,000. The money no says was used in
extravagant living. Ives was Immediately
arrested and shortly afterward arraigued
before Judge Stafford. He pleaded guilty
and was held for the superior court. Bail
was fixed at $l5, 900 in each case, but the
prisoner dec ined to make an effort to
procure bends and was taken to jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The Washington correspondent of the
Pa5!tc Ledoer, writing under tho date of
April 25th, says: "a report was given
currercy this morning to the sffacs that
Stilson Hutnhins of this city had died
last nisht in New York Of spnpexy. The
report caused great excitement and grief
among his friends, and it was NOT until O
number of dispatches had been ex-
changed between thus oit7 and New York
that the report was found 10 bo without
any foundation, and that it originated
through an error in telegraphiug, A
friend of Mr.. Hutohins, desiring to learn
OF his whereabouts, sent message 10
his hotel in New York, and this answer
came bach: MIR. Hutchins died Lere last
night In transmitting the message TIE
letter m was omitted from the word
'dinGd, and thus, instead of having iined
last night At the 81. James Hotel Mr..
Hutchips was represented as having died
at that hostelry."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
DtoKnY WIraDR.i w.
He PrefcrSt0 attend 10 His EiotniBg
Business and Wait Until 1892,


John t. Dickey of this city, one Of the
candidates for the Democratic nomina-
tion for sheriff, en- Friday announced his
withdrawal, over his signature, in pub
lished card reading aH follows: ~ have
withdrawn my name As a candidate for
sheriff of this county. Thanking my
many friends for the support that they
would have given me, and informing
them that / ahall in 1892 again be can.
didate, l am, t&e." Air. DicSsy has jnst
entered extensively upon the clothing
business, and iesirss 70 give business
rather than politics hia oiose attention
for the next two yesrs.
WHAT THE POLITICIANS SAT-.
Dickey's action has sst the politicians
to wondering what will be tins result Of
his move. Az to the cause of his with
drawal IL is no eecret that 1t WAS simply
because ha knew he could not be nomi-
mated. That was plain TO the most casual
observer. But he had good follow
ing and tbs question now is which
candidate will benefit by his with
drewal. Ha cannot control all his
votes, but those vino were backing
him, 1t is said, will work for Pus-
nal j. Lynch, with the desire of de-
feating Peter J. Ford. By Dickey's with
drnwal tho contest is now practically mar
rowed down to Lynch and Ford, between
| whom the race is likely to be neek-and-
neck from now until the day Of nomina-
tion.
| wHAT Mr.. pIcKEY SAYS.
Mr.. Dickey was seer by GAZETTE
reporter on Saturday, and.in reference
to published report that his withdrawal
was in tine interest OF another candidate
for tho nornination, he said: 81 wish &c
say, most smphatioally, that my with
drswsl ia not in lha interest OF Lynch
Ford, os any other candidate. II il
purely q personal move on my part, ant
would not be SO foolish or ungratefu
to my friends as TO attempt to use my in
duence to throw their votes to any oni
else. They can vote for whom the.
please. will be candidate again il
1892"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Grace Chnrch Pastor.

Grace M. e. Church has appointed q
committee, composed Of II. O. Robinson,
John G. Baker and O. Wesley Weldin, to
sit various churches for the purpose of
nominating successor to the Rev. DIR.
Jacob Todd, whose five years. pastorate
will expire in March next. The committee
has visited Trinity Church and the church
at Broad and Arch streets, Philadelphia,
and fremont Street Church, Boston, and
on the committees Recommendation
Grace Church has invited the Rev.
William Mast Brodbeck OF fremont
Street Oaurch to become pastor next CON-
ference year. As yet the gentleman has
not replied to the invitation. He deliv-
cred an address at the meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
wilmington Conference held in Grace
Church on March 18th last and those who
then heard him were most fsyornbly i'm
pressed. W.. ...."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Ths Secretary
OF the Treasury has awarded gold life
saving medal OF the first GLASS to Richard
Z. Warren of Wilmington, N. O., Of
"G1trame heroic daring" in rescuing Miss
Carrie Mntlit from the surf at Wr'ghts-
vile Beach, N. c., in Juno last. He has
also awarded silver lie sewing medal of
tine second class 10 Capt. Joseph B. Sears
otthe steamship Kanewhs for rescuing the
crews of the steamship Cleopatra and the
steamboat Crystal Wave in collision OF
the Delaware coast in October last.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
oHKsrEa BoYs YIs1rISa.
A Delegation Entertained by the
MtimIimEtOn L. NJ. @. ..

A Delegation Entertained by the
Wilmington Y. M. O. ..
Twenty members OF the Young Mems
Christian Association of Chester, Pa,
visited tha association of this city Thurs
day night, and were royalty entertained.
The viGitors arrived at the p, w. u b.
Il. Il. station ct 7.30 O'Clock and wore
met by the reception committee OF the
Wilmington Association and 80 other
members. Escorted by TIE Wilmington
members, the visitors marched up Market
street to Farra'B restaurant, where sup
ger was given, Charles Baird, president
of the Wilmington Y. Id. O. A., presiding.
After supper responses were made to
the following toasts: "Ohester Asso-
ciatiop,n N. f. Hadley; tour Religious
Work" W. O. Pnwlsy; sour Physical
Work" G. 4. Hepbron; "The Whining
ton Association, "slr. McOlury Of Chester;
'sOur Social Work." Robert Adair, chair
man Of the reception COMMITTEES; aThe
Ladies', Our Faithful Helpers" W. K.
Crosby. Alfred Gawthrop and Mr.
Mclean also made few remarks.
Then the members and their guests
proceeded to the association building,
whore otbsr members joined them. There
was singing, led by the Chester orchestra;
q REACHING by Robert Adeir; solo by j..
X. King and a recitation by N. f. Had
ley. The Chester members gave good
exhibition OF the Rodgers dumb-oell drill
In the gynrasiu n, There was also a
marching drill; some pyramid building.
some high jumping and bar work. After
good social time, the Chester members
were escorted the station and took the
train for home. The visit will be re-
turned by tho Wilmington association.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Ton Yenra Ear a Hruta.

CHEsTERrowr, April 25.--James Ander.
son the negro who was several weeks ago
arrested and lodged in Chestertown jail
on charged OF attempted raps upon two
little girls at Edpsyille, n small village
about two miles from Rock Hall, Kent
county, was tried in the circuit court and
sentenced by Judge Joseph A. Wiokes to
10 years in the state penitentiary. Ander.
son is negro, of about 65 years, and
apparently inarm. His victims were two
little girls, respectively six aud 12 years
OF age, and were the daughters OF two of
the most respected families of the dis.
trict. Much indignation was felt at the
time of the assault, and the rerpetrstor
was roughly handled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
An Erci,inn tsnnaxvnr.

The horna Of d. b. Kae, a milkman,
became frightsned at Lancaster svanue
and Brooma street on Friday afternoon,
ran away, broke the wagon aud threw the
driver out. Es started to dash up the
hill when a trace broke, and he turned
and rsu in the opposite direction. At
BsrrIson street he collided with George
Ksnle's bakery wagon, throwing the
driver of that vehicle out o! his seat.
Tho runaway WAS stopped at Van Buren,
street before any further damage wes
done. Neither OF the drivers were hurt
much.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
p,efect rt,ng a;si. five years.

PHIhauELpulA, April 20 Henry W.
King, the ex prefect Of the Pennsylvania
Instl.u,ion for the blind, who wsa last
week convicted OF crimes Of u grossly i'm
moral nature al the lnstituiou, was to-
day sentenced TO FIVE years in the Eastern
penitentiary. King was brought up from
prison and placed in the dock in the new
court house. Several witnesses to prove
his previous good character were ex-
amiued and at tho conclusion Of the evil
dence counsel for the convicted man
made an appeal for mercy. Judge Hare
then pronounced the sentence on the
nriSoner. ---
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Patrick I'dnra, who disappeared from
his home, No. go West Second street, on
April Sd, returned on last Thursday safe
and sound, and Rs unexpectedly as he
departed. He is now working at his .rade,
that OF morocco dresser, as before his
sudden departure. Mrs. O'Eara and
other relatives OF the errRtic Patrick be-
lieyed that he had been robbed and mur.
dered, so there was much Joy at the
house when he walked in. Mr.. 0'Hara
aaid that be had gone TO Philadelphia,
hoping to better himself in business
way. In this he was disappointed, so he
returned to Wilmington. He had not
written, because, not being an educated
man, he ccuid not do so at his ease.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

IpswfoH, MASS, April 25.--A short
TINA ego b. p. Glacier, then apparently
in the best OF health, bad coifin left ia
his yard, with plate giving the date of
his birth ans the date OF his deGth as q
few days later. Glazier died within two
weeks. Aaron SRnborn, railroad SEQ.
ton boss, had bean elected from the
house for attentions paid to Mrs. Glaz er,
and the latter says Sanborn arranged the
ooffin The body Will probably be ex-
humed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

CR1pFIELp, Mp, April "a. George d.
Sterling, merchant located near this
town, filed his application for the benefit
OF the insoivent laws OF this state Tester-
day. The court appointed Clarence Hoa-
BOZ preliminary trustee, who fled Il bond
for $4,000. Mr. Sterling was for years
frat assistant postmaster Of Ctistield, aud
his failure causes muoh surprise here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The hearing OF the Ford a Ryan Com
psny before Ohancellor Salisbury was
continued in this city, Saturday, on
q charge of violating the irinnetion re-
strGinins it from rmptyicg factory setuse
into Silvesbfook. After a.gument by
oounsel the ohanoelior's dee sion was de-
ferEed until Monday, MAY 5:h, in order
to eive the defendants al opportunity to
make some improvements 20 tho factory
thaF will tend 10 prevent anF contGmina-
tioa of ths SiIyeEbrcek water " the fac
tnrv
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
rncou,,o, ,rom. sn,pbn,,airx.

WAsHINGroN, April 25.-In the House
To-day Air. 0'Neiii of PennAy lvsnia pre-
sented the proceedings # meeting of
business nisu of Philadelphia and q
memorial with 1000 signatures and the
signetura Of the board of trade OF that
city asking She aid OF Congress in the
promotion OF the building of American
ships to trade with foreign ports and to
establish dsect mail communication with
the Western coast Of Africa. -|".
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The Rev. DR.. Jacob Todd's five years
pantorate at Grace NJ. L. Church will eg.
pife next March. He has done excellent
work at Grace during his two pastoral
terms there and II the pastoral term were
not limited to five years the congregation
would rot consent to his departure next
wear. He las received and accepted an Ia
vitation TO become pastor OF Trinity
Church, Philadelphia. aiter the completion
OF hia pRaSorarN hero.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Leon Erochssltki, an Italian, aged 80
years, was found dead in his bed at his
residence, No. III Logan street, Saturday
morning. lie retired in his usual good
heath. The mAn was employed by the
Harlan n Hollingsworth Company, and
leaves no family. Deputy Coroner Barn.
hill wss notified and gave certificate Of
death from heart disease.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Tho ssa,tin,or. orr 10 Sen.

NORFOLK, Va, April 25-rhe new
cruiser Bslimors lett for trip at ses
this morning. The ship presented q fine
appearance when moving down the har-
bor and was Fa'uted enthusiastically by
the shipping and by tho people who lined
the shores,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

READING, Pa, April 25.-The Reading
Railroad 0ompapg's large furnace ut
Temple, this county, resumed last night
after sevsn-year's iilenes3. Tho tirst
cast was made this afternoon. II ia one
OF the conpanS's best furnaces. A ma-
jority of tie compsny's furnaces are now
IN operation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The old schuetzer Park property has
been newly fenced in and the half mile
trsck put in complete order. It will be
opened about May 9Th, Trainer Greer Of
Philadelphia is In charge OF the stables
which aiready contain over 90 trcttirg
horses. Some fine new buildings have
been erected by Contractor Dsaisi
Stewart. m...o.m
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Peach Growing in Pennsyivania.
PINE GROVE. April 24.-Fasmers Of
Pine Grove and Washington townships,
Schuylkill county, are turning their
attention TO peach culture. The number
of peach trees set out THO spring added
10 thoss planted during the last few
years, aggregate oyer 250,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
tendent city telegraph, Chicago; officials Of
Philadelphia
In conclusion the report recommended:


II In the wisdom OF the Council It is
deemed advisable and iudicious to intro.
iuce police patrol system In this city,
would strongly recommend that system
embracing four circuits complete DO used
ilJm the start. Four circuits would prove
amply sufficient for police purposes for 90
or 20 years. and the city would thus avoid
the cost Of soon increasing ths number OF
circuits Bs recently had to be done with the
fra alarm telegraph system ct consider
able exnease. Tho liEe should be built
from the first nf the best material, uslns
only insulated wire. This would be the
cheaper psacess In the end and wo1ld In
sure thoroughly satisfactory working OF
the system.
The report was ordered to bs fled.
The city treesurer's report showed o
baence in bank of S66, ,6Sl.25, and re.
ceipta for the week as follows: Collector
Moody, 81 $50; Collector Meaiey, $377.lT
The miscellaneous payroll for April,
81 .s47 II, and the police payroll, 43,-
2G0.35 were allowed. Also the interest
list due May 1st. amounting to 50, 962 SO.
Assessments for new curb and sida-
walks, amounting TO 81 ,1SS.a0, were con-
| frmed and referred to the city auditor
for collection.
The following report from City Auditor
| Newell on Collecpof Al6aiey's ts1 hccouns5
for 1887 was referred to the finance COM
mittee;
DR.
To city ig60T6 at 81. s1T3 952. 81
School asse ssIne MT 1861 100 at &c.. 73435.sO
1 Five per cent added to all collections
on AMI after September LIST, 1871. lS90.6d
$s49,304.3i
/ CIR.
BY collections In July, 1857. -o0l >;
| BY reoAt Z III July, lssT............... lU,2slt
BY colientions in August, i$Sf...,.... JIlS.S'
BY collections from September, 1887
to Aprll 9ith, isaO. iiclusiyo.. Si,sia.li
Error list allowed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.y3N.nt
-------4
s2se, ,3t4.s
The following bills were ordered paid
John p. Haphey, sl7.5O; DslRwars d At.
lanttc Telephone and Telegraph Oo., $50
A. y. Me54ick, $3.50; IL. o. Turner, III So;
Fred Winchester, st0477; Lsne9 d Collins
A1a1 10. ThamdR FagAn. -4DT,Sl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Amoug the pensions Issued by the pen-
sion department Thursday we,e the follow.
lug ;nf this s.ato: Original widows, &C.,
Sarah z, Hssttngs, former widow Of Burton
BTlltlnShAns Gumboro; miHaEs Of Barton
BytstdnRAara. RaineasA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
s,,s..x Cnnn,Y a,re,,ses.

The Sussex c unity court has granted
the following licenses to sell iiqpor; N. B.
Hazzlra, hotel, Dagsboro; samuel L,
Henney, druggist, Laurel; Harris Il.
Paige, druggist, Miitordi Robest A.
hosenbaum, hotel, Georgetown; Harry
i. Pennington, botel, seafovd; Jacob 4.
Chipmsn, hotel, Georgetown; George Z.
Scusa, hotel, Cedar Craek. Other sppli-
oations are under consideration today.
..H -----%s-s------
Death OF Ex-SavaI officer Wilmer.
BALTIMORE. April % -7r. William Il.
Winner, formerly naval officer of the port
OF Baltimore, died to-day,