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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
". PISRsoN BIses.
EEo IN Now Clerk OF the Peace OE New
Castle County and la Charge of abe

IEo IL Now Clerk Of the Peace OE New
Castle County and in Charge of thc
OrIice.
As was generally expected, Governor
Blgge on Friday appointed his brother,
William Plerson Biggs. clerk of the peace
for New CASTLE county, vice Edwin Il.
Cochran, term expired. Thursday EVERY
EVENINGS Dover correspondent telegrgphed
to this office as follows: Hon. W. p. Biggs
is here, accompanied BY Recorder Of Deeds
james T. bhallcross, who bears letter to
Secretary OF State salisbury from Governor
Bggs, authorizing him to make ont q com
mission tomorrow morning for W.P. Blggs
as clerk OF the peace Tor New Csatie
county"
Bright and early Friday morning Secretary
SALISBURY made out the commission, and
the new CLERK OF the peace, accompanied
by Recorder 5hallcross left for Wilmington
on the $50 express. AT Middlatown they
were joined by Richard Clayton who,
rumor has II, is to be hlr. Biggs' deputy.
Arrived at Wilmington the trio procesded
directly TO the court house, In Recorder
Shallcross' Office, j. Frank Btggs, Esq,
drew up the oath OF office for the up
poirtJe. Tbs latter went TO Deputy Sheriff
| Thomas Gitfen, who Is also q notary pub
lie, and formally subscribed to the oath.
Tho commission, with the oath annexed.
wac taken In charge by Recorder ShRllcross
to be recorded In his Office.
Then Mr.. Bl.fgs wHlkei into the comfort.
ata Office OF the clerk OF the peace which
he Ia to occnpy for tine next I've years ES
Clerk Cochran and his deputy, A, q. o.
borne warmly greeted the new Incumbent
and heartily congratulated him. MIR,
Cochran TUNED over the licenses on hand
and other official effects TO his successor,
with careful explanations OK oil the work
connected with this branch OF the office.
Encouragement BlSgs counted the licenses
and made notes Of the other documents,
/ on behalf OF the new clerk, who Is his
uncle. While the transfer was being made
I Judge Gruoh, Benjamin NlsIds, John H..
! Rodney. Il. g. Bradford and Waiter Hayes,
E-qs., Theodore n, Armstrong and others
4 came In and rendered hearty eongratula.
! lions to be new clerG Ut the peRcs.
william Pierson Biggs, or pierce" Biggs,
as he Is Familiarity called. was born noer
summit Bridge, Pencgder hundred, in this
county, January 22i, 1888. On reaching
his majority he engaged In farming, IN
] which avocatlon was very successful, being
! now the owner OF three hne farms, Eaid 10
/ be- worth about 900 For the last nine
years he has been engaged IN the carriage
business 10 MiddletoWn. In 1875 be was u
member Of the lower house Of tnn General
Assembly, and was also member of the
same body IL the last Legislature. He was
an active, efficient legislator, and very
popular. His application for the Office, 4
ia said, was endorsed by all the members Of
the Legislature, part OF tho members Of the
levy Gourt and number OF the members NJ
the New CASTLE county bar. together witt
petitions and letters from over 400 people
representing every hundred In tho county
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
mr.. mcG,ntY a Cen.r,rn,or.

PIrrsBURa. Pa, June 7.-Mrs. Sarah Ms.
Ginty was given hearing at Newcastle
yesterday on the charge Of conspiriug to
murder Banker Foltz. Sam Kissinger, who
"squealed" on the woman. testified that
she made him point. blank offer OF 1880
II he would murder Foltz and throw bis
money In the river in order to cause an ap.
pearance OF robbery. She told Klssinger
she would do II herself but her eyesiRht
was falling, and she feared a mistake. The
party who was behind her is as much a
mystery as ever. She said he was dear
friend who wanted the killing done be-
cause Foilz had been the means OF impris-
oning a relative, but she would not give up
his name,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
FLEE IN 4 NAY MAAkEr.
Dangerous Hiaze Caused ny the
hhaIiciOuaness OF cramps.

A Dangerous Haze Caused ny the
MaIiciOusness OF cramps.
Five loads OF hay were destroyed by
fire at Appleby's hay market, at midnight
Friday night.
The market Is situted on the causeway,
beyond the Market street bridge and is
close to Jones Guthrie's carriage factory
and several large frame buildings. tins
five loads of hay stood under large
frame shed, close together. The flames
shot high into the air and could be seen
all over the city. As soon es possible an
alarm was sent out from box Al al
Warmers wharf, and the fire department
responded. The hay was about all con
sumed when the engines arrived, bat
prompt work saved one end OF the shed
and prevented the fire from spreading.
The owners OF the hay and the weight
of the load4 were AS follows: Samuel
Roberts, 2,065 pounds; William Bland,
3,400; John Foster, 2, s35; W. Il. Ratledge,
$3.50, 2,925; total, Ia 555. The hay was
worth about &12 q ton, totel OF loss
than 800. Inc shed was valued AZ
$3.50, and was not insured The FIVE
wagons on whtcu the hay was loaded
We're ruined.
a feA-J " tiise lI"Iul = hst tl6 nuy on
FIRE. Hanca j., SbeGaer, the watc man
was annoyed several times during the
evening Dy their disorder. Finafly they
went towards the hay Gnd he followed
them. One Of them tooA whlsp anj
lit it With ma oh. Auetht5 naulad
John Mcdonnell also piaksd nip a vhigo
as il to light it. Then the u}nss snG;
up. sheGner caught Mcdonnell s1d
handed him over to the polios and Al the
municipal court Saturday morning he vas
held for the September term Of .tg
county court a 81 900 bail % the charge
of arson. The police are looking for Iii
companionB.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

Three Happy Couples United IN
MntraniOny.

matEaAtJhls
Harvey J. Wiley and Miss Ellen
Sleugh were married last night week at the
residence of Joseph X. and William Is.
Adams, No. 707 French street, the Rev.
Il. b. Cook officiating. The ceremony
was performed in the parior, which was
Handsomely decorated with palms, ferUs
and flags, and the guests were embled
in the garden, which whs covered with
canvass and Illuminated by gas and Chi
nese lanterns.
Alfred A. White was best man and Miss
Carrie Adams, q cousin Of the bride, was
bridesmaid. Harry Adams, Charles Morris
and N. Il. Horn served as ushers. The
bride wore handsome costume OF cream
surah silk, with oysrdrtss Of white
French lace, and she and her attendant
both carried bouquets Of La France roses.
A garden reception and supper f.
lowed the ceremony. The guests were
numerous and me gifts elegant.
At 1880 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
started for Niagara Falls They will be
sat home" at No. 1881 Washington street
next week.
RAwHsLEY rouGHERTY.
Benjamin r. RRwnsley and Miss Annie
Dougherty were msrriedllast nishtwsek at
the residence Of the brides parents, No.
AL East Eighth street, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. OhNrles E.
Murray. The psrlor WAS prettily deco
rated. A handsome costume OF pink
silk, en- train and trimmed with lace, was
worn by the bride. Many guests were
present. A reception followed the we'd
ding. The bridal gifts were numerous
and fine. 1t midnight Mr.. aud Mrs.
Rawnsley started on trip north.
aILMouR ooTTINaHAM
Special Correspondence of Gazette ana journal
STAFFORD, June 5.--A fashionable wed
ding was solemnizsd here last evening.
The contracting couple was DR.. II. Lake
Gilmour of Wenonah, n. j., and Miss
Lena Cotiingham, daughter Of Thomas
e. Oottingbam.
The ceremony was performed OF the
residence of the brides parents by tbs
Rev. Mr.. Hurr OF Wenonsh, assisted by
the Rev. W. j. Duhadway. Miss Gilmour,
sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, Miss
Sallie Carey of Wenonsh was maid OF
honor, George Burke of Philadelphia and
James Carey Of Wenonah were grooms-
men and Charles Wright and Harry
Darbee were ushels. The BRIDES COS
tune was of faille silk, en- train and
trimmed with duchess lace, and her or
naments were diamonds aud peasls.
Among the guests wers DR.. and Mrs.
Gilmour, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gilmouf
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Carey OF
Wenonah, Mr.. and Mrs. Walters, MEs.
Victor Green, Miss Green and Mrs. Dr..
Skillern OF Philadelphia, the Misses
MowbrAy of Woodbury., N. j., Mrs.
Vickery Of Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Oapelle and Miss Capelle of Wilmington,
and John F. Salisbury and Mir. 0nd Mrs.
O. B. Prettyman of Dover.
After the wedding there was recep.
ton. The supper was served by Caterer
Colder Of Wilmington.
The bridal gifts were numerous and
elegant.
At 100 o'clock this morning the newly.
ly married couple started on u trip north
On their return they will proceed to theil
home OF Wenonsh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
nigh HANDED pension Frauds.

INDIAsAroLIs, ISD.. June IA jury in the
United States district court after being out
all night brought In verdict OF guilty
against Lee +. Wilson, member OF the
Legislature from shelbyville. who has been
on trial for several days charged with vio-
latlons OF the pension laws. The jury re.
eommends the defendant to Judicial mercy.
Sentence was suspended. The evidence
brought out queer state OF affairs. Eleven
women who had been pensioners once but
had been dropped from the rolls because
they had remarked, testified that MIR.
Wilson had had their names restored to the
rolls. 1t was shown that in each OF these
a decree had been procured In the Shelby
court annuliLg the MARRIAGE OF the petit
TONERS to the second husband.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
THE LOTTERY AMENDMENT.
It Is Headed Tn Aid OF schools,
Ieyess, Charities, &c.


BATON RouaE, La June 1.-THE text OF
the proposed lottery amendment has been
made public under the following caption:
An act providing for the submission to the
electors Of the state for adoption or reiec-
ton OF an amendment to the constitution
Of the state by inserting therein: AN
article on leyees, schools, charities, PEN
sions, drainage and lotteries"
II adopted said amendment shall read !;
"ln aid OF the levees, schools, charities,
pensions and drainage"
The proposed amendment embraces a
contract between the state ana John A.
Morris and associates under which for lot
terry privileges for 25 years from January
lst, 1894, Norris Il Co., agree to pay the
state $25,0D0,00O or one million per annum
payable quarterly. Proplsion Is also made
for the expenditure OF the money to be re-
ceived by the state annually as follows :
Public schools $350,00O; levees s350.O0
charities aud pensions s2O0.O00; city OF
New Orleans for drainage and sanitary
purposes 500, 900. The measure will be In
troduced on Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
she ~n"t.n"rs ro.n,on Defined


tIuat has bee said, by Whist may be
termed faction OF part OF the party "a
this: we put no Candidate Ia tns psld for
governor. We o0uesdt Heur faction the
nGmlnee Tor governor, bu, We DO demand
the noulIga'iun q Calt late thet 10
honest, dat - tapEbla and thut Is Iuoil 81
account q past political differences, per.
soaslly ana politically Offensive" This ls
our position aud f. the rusitioa OF those
WhC nave N tho puaL acted Win Us since
the division OcIursd which defeated tho
Legislature 'wO years Rgo. Tnls position
places ~ hardship upon those with wnom
We have dlrfgr1i heretofore. We huyo
taken this position ior the sake Of tia party
AID In order thai victory may bs achieved
this year. There IL nothing unfair in this
to those with whom we hIye Uttered, aud
such 4 proposition ought 10 30 accepted by
every Dem ere n he S ate. Aad Demo-
cratic editor who irder the present cir
cumstances) VIII aisrepressnt OF I saccept
sgGh tair proposition, has not the interest
ofths party a. heart and in fact IL an enemy
Of the party.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
MILITIA NOTES.

General orders have been received from
headquarters nj Milford, announcing the fol-
lowing promotions: Howard simpson To hs
first lieutenant and assistant inspector OF 1le
practice on tho s. neral stan SECOND Lieutln-
ant Joseph i, Osbourne 10 bs first lieutenant
OF Troop 4, First Cavalry, M g, D.. o. w. Mar
vel 10 ho second lieutenant of Troop A, First
Cavalry, n. g. y.
Lieutenant simpsons promotion is COM
mentrd upOn most tavOrHby by mis- fellow
soldiers and as one that should have been made
long ago. There is no more nAsidnotIs and
careful officer IN the Delaware militia,
The official announcement Of place and date
OF camp has not us y been made. However
there Is little doubt as to BrandyWine springs
being the location and July sbth the date. The
so diers will be IN camp eight days, from sat
nIlInY 10 SntnrlaY inrlIAiYe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

According to Milton, the frat thing Foo
did after leaving Adams side. was Ia apr.
vey her charms In silvery pool. No donbt
she was splendid creature, hut beauty IA
not tho heritage OF all her daughter and
many OF them resort to "alenn's suipbnr
soap" 70 obtRin the dazzling Complexion
Which Eve received from nature. The great
merit OF this unexcelled cosmetic Is that If
leaves no traces OF artlhciallty. Sold by
Ion with gray hair would be an anopaIv
and therefore this blemsh should he 70.
moved by the use OF "Hill's Instantanenns
Hair Dye" which is unsurpassed alihe in
sneapness and the perfection OF color Il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
DELAWARE RIvEM sUAvsYs.
locating the size For II New BreRIE.
Naier-A CsAaa',


The usual number OF surveys Of rivers
and hgrhnt thu coming year IL authorized
by the Ikiver Bnd Harbor bill which rscsntly
passed Tie House. AmOae these aye the
Delaware river md N tributaries the FOL
lowing are authorized: Delaware Bay, with
u view OF determining the best site near the
tusnth OF the same for national hgrpor Of
refuge suitable for deep drsnght vessels.
The examination to bs mazda by commits
sion OF three engineer oiiicera, VINO will
rlake tho examination and eubmit to tho
secretary q War q report thereon, With u
project and estimate cosl Of construction Ct
sucu a hatUor % refuge; Murderkill river,
aHspililou river, with Wow Of cutting a
canal 80 MS to shorter the distance to the
hay. and making al outlet III tho bay which
would furnish deep water,
gu q1ehRnnn river, above Havre de
Grace, West Branch o. the SusqUehanna
river, In order to ascertain II The navlgA-
tion can be materially and permanently im-
p.ovad By tho construction OF embank.
ments or otherwise; such survey also to be
mede with a view Of ascertalning the beet
practicable method OF confinlnR tue waters
os the riv In times OF great d .od to the
| general course Of It's chanRei.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

Cramp n Sons. the Philadelphia ship
builders, have, 1t Is stated, increased their
capital stock to sS,5OOO The Messrs.
SILL man, the New York bankers, and
Thomas Dolan are named as subscrSbers to
the new stock, and q large steamship organ
ization Of this city, 1t ls said, has signiiied
It's intention TO take portion, 1t Is under
stood that the Messrs, Cramp will
continue their present extensive works and
manage and operate new shipbuildlng
yards which II Is proposed to establish at
Greenwich Point, where about go acres OF
land were recently bought for the purpose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
Coco Fisnrng season.

The Delaware City correspondent OF the
Mlddletown Transcript gays: Shad fishing
cloeed here on saturday, although the law
allows dsninH for ahad until June 10th, 80
few we're caught last week that the fisher
men concluded 10 hang mp their nets. This
has been the most successful season ever
known on the Delaware river, ana 81 IL
the fishermen have done well. About 80
boats are now fishing for sturgeon from
this point. The catch has been iigh' for
the past few weeks, owing, II IL thought by
a great many oil the fshermen, TO the
unusual clearness OF the water. The prices
remain unchanged, from ss 90 to 5000 for
roe Ash. Sturgeon fishing will continue
until ostober.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

LONDON, June THE admiralty court
tod y handed down decision awarding
a, 81 to the British steamer Aid srgate
ana ego to the American steamer Ohio
for to services they rendered to tho
Iulnan Line steamer City of Paris in
towing her 10 Queenstown after the
breaking down Of her machinery, while
she was bound from New York for Liver
nnnl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Theodore Rus
sell OF Cambridge, Mass, parents OF
Mrs. George Ii. Bates and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand L. Gilpin Of this city, celebrated
the golden anniv elsAry Of their wedding
on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. qilpin and
other Wilmingtonians were present, The
attendance was large and the offerings
included upwards of LOGO rosehuds, 100
bouquets and many gifts Of gold.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, Or. Kings New
Lille Pills, Buckler's Arnica balvs aud Elec-
trio Bltters, and have never handled rema-
dies that sell as well, or that have given
snch universal satisfaction, We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every time, and
We stand ready TO refund the purchase
price, II satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
Bsston Smith, druggist, corner Seventh and
Pine streets. Goods delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
Wasneh nnt nv r,londs.

ASHLAND, WIS, Juue 7,-All the rivers
and streams il this vicinity are ont of
their banks doing havoc with logging.
Several houses were washed away Of the
Indian village 0dRnah, nine miles from
here on Bad river. Northern divisions
of the Wisconsin Central aud Milwaukee
Lake Shore 4 Western are badly washed
out. Rain has been falling every day
since May 4th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
rhree sIurdere,, Hanged.

LINDEN, TEX. jane Three negroes,
Tom Mills, Fletcher Holden and Henry
Holden were hanged here yesterday for
the murder Of James McGregor white
man at Atlanta, Texas, December Tth,
last All three confessed their guilt and
died reporting. They killed MoGregor
for the purpose Of robbipg him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
Agitation Among Miners.

PUNxsurAwNEY, Pa. June 7.-Another
effort is being made to get the miners in
this district to strike for the Columbus
scale. A circular was issued last night
signed by National Master Workman Rae
calling on the miners to quit work Tomorrow
and remain out until their demands are
men will be affected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

PITTsBuRG. Pa, June ARTHUR Connolly,
a lBil. WorKer, SHOT and instantly killed his
wife Aunl6. aged % years. With Flobert
Titl >, " their home In Lawrenceville, this
city, this morning. Connolly claims the
shooting wac accidental. he has been ar
rested and locKed up. pending the coroner's
Investigation. The couple were married
seven months ago, and rs Tar as known
there was no trouble between them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

session of orphans court was held,
on Saturday, Judge drubb presiding.
Lewis Fennimore of Appropriateness hum
drsd was appointed guardian Of Ida v.
and Walter b. Wallace, minor children
OF James Wallace, late of Maryland. The
application Of Mre. Ostharine McGrenra
for her claim Of dover in the Delaware
House property was postponed until
Wednesday, June 25th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

NEW YoRK, June 7.-olem Denning Of
New York and Dan Corbett of Brooklyn,
both middle-weights, fought near Ooney
Island this morning according to London
prize ring rules for a purse OF $500 and
$500 side. Denning won after a great
battle of 20 rounds. Two hundred per.
Bons witnessed the battle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

Ban FnANcIsoo, GAL Jaly THE
OaIifornia Athletic Club has completed
arrangements for contest to finish
between feather weights Billy Murphy OF
Australia, and Jimmy Lsrking of New
Jersey, FOR purse Of LOO. The con-
test will take place in July or August.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

sAa FRANoIsoo, GAL, June 7.-k
Ukiah special says; The north-buuld
stage from Ukiah was robbed yesterday
three E.iles out of town by lone high
wsyman. II is reported that the robber
secured 81 800 from Wells, Fargo ~
90, q box.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Associated Press
report OF the result OF the great Derby race
run on wednesday. which appeared In the
afternoon papers OF that day, was d eliyered
by wire direct in the Associated Press office
here by the Western Union cables within i've
seconds from the time OF ding In England.
This Is the best time on record,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

LANCASTER, PA June Two west bound
freight trains on ths Pennsylvania railroad
cCs .dsd at Valley Greek early this morning
and we're wrecked. An east-bnund freight
ran into the wreck and was badly damaged.
Twelve cars and two engines were badly
wrecked aud the tracks blocked tor six
hmm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

WATER fa4LEY, Miss, June THREE
freight trains On the Illinois Central rail.
road were badly wrecked yesterday at
Springdale, causing greet damage to the
road, INT no loss of NE. The accident was
caused by Conductor Rufliu of the rear
north bo4nd train u!isfeAding his orders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
Advance Tor sInna ,n,,.-..

PrTTsBuRd, Pa, June THE strike OF
the stone cutters Of this city has been set.
tied by the masters aonoeding an advances
OF y cents an hour In wages. The mer
have all returned to work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12
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4 H4RST TGlCRER.
Principal Eate Thatcher pracnel
ARAlnsE Tor EFI1s,lty nv fR.t 4 !. j

Principal Eate Thatcher EFacneocd
Against tor Cruelty by inU = T. CO..
There ts charge u cruelty toward U.s
OF her pupils preferred against airs Kate
Thatcher, ptlLc al OF No. II pHtaary
school. Il Ia alleged that she bea' d lttla
boy with Unnecessary EArshue-g rae
chlld's mother, who lives IN liap0ws.lPi'te,
striL ped the boy naked aud rnsn exhibited
the bruises on his oa IL and arms 10 MN
Der OF neighbois, who werl called Into tas
house Tor that pu rose.
The Incident occur I'd about two weeks
ago. lt hB caused quite a Stir N tie
neighborhGgd, The parents ar isrEtG -.
termined on proceeding aRainst the
teacher. The child was shown . the OH.
GERS Of the s. z. o. o., who lmm alAts.y
took action in the matter.
The CffiGials OF the Board OF l.inca- /
have not actsd In the matter. Their post.
ton Ia a difficult QUE as while hoy con
denim unnecessary severity they lpprec' ate
the need Of maintaining discipline. In the
present case II is claimed that the viatitl IL
tho teachers harshnes5 II cons nationally
weak. Mrs. Thatcher is teacher In the
highest standing In the esteem OF the school
authorities.
The hearing Of Mrs, Kate Thatcher,
principal u public school, No. u,
charged by he 5. Z. q. O. with cruelty
whipping scholar banned Harry E1iot,
did not come CT before EsquiIs Mona.
CHAN Saturday morning. Mrs Thstchei
appeared, accompanied by her counsel
Hon. Charles b. Lore, and asked post
ponement until next Saturday morning
which was granted. The aoc:aty vol
represented by George 7. Brown, Esq
The boy told Mr.. Brown on Saturday
that Miss Mitchell, another tescher, hell
him by the collar while Mrs. Thatcher
whipped him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-12

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castor:a.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria