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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21
The pusey s Jones company,s Work.

The Pussy & Jones Company shipped
three carloads of Machinery to Mana
yunk, Pa, Wednesday afternoon. 1t has
ready for shipment four large wood
grinding machines for the Glen Falls
Paper Company of Fort Edward, N. Y,
and 2,000.ton cotton press for parties
at Hamlet, N. G. Recently it built for
the Glen Falls Paper Company 49,
inch paper machine which made 1871 tons
of paper in "a hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

The, three.inasted schooner A.. and NJ.
Carlisle of Philadelphia, which is discharg.
ing cargo Of ice at the b. & o. wharf,
was libeled by United States Marshal Ma
haffy in default of the sum of $50 claimed
by the crew as wages. The captain of the
vessel paid the sum Thursday and Marshal
Mahaffy released the vessel
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

John Thomas, colored one of the crew
Of the schooner Ella Slaymaker, was
drowned off Delaware CITY, "Wednesday,
by falling from the vessel It is supposed
that the negro fell asleep while sitting on
the rail and rolled overheard. The men
say they threw ropes to him, but he was
unable to catch them. The body has not
been recovered. Coroner sparks SAYS the
body will probably be recovered near the
Jersey shore, if il is found at ALL 1t is not
in his territory.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

A horse owned by William +. Johnson,
left standing at the corner of Second and
Market streets, on Friday, was fright.
ened by the carriage to which it was har-
messed being struck by a beer wagon and
ran away At Second and King streets the
animal struck fire plug on the curb and
fell, severely bruising its right fore leg and
tearing large piece Of flesh therefrom.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

If the militia do not go to Chicago
next October, Troop B will aid the
Columbian school parade to take place
the middle of that month. The troop
will be Costumed as halberdiers and will
be attired in breastplate, buckles, &C.,
and with tall pixies. The officers will
be in chain-armor blouse. The troop
will not be mounted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21
Morocco manufacturers Association.

The morocco manufacturers of this city
including Charles Baird, j. Parke Postles
WI. Mctlary and Others, who attended The
seni.annuai session of the National
Morocco Manufacturers Associationat Long
Branch, Thursday, returned home FRI
day. The new process of tanning was
the principal matter discussed at the meet
ing there being very little business of out
side impOrtanCe Transacted
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21
Plot D. ". coNWELL.


From Him by the Pilot Commissioners.
Pilot Commissioners Captains John 7.
Virden, John Price, Charles NJ. Morris and
William Bright, with Secretary b. +.
the Hotel Willis Friday afternoon.
The case of Pilot d. W. Conwell was
taken up. After careful consideration of
all the facts and testimony in the case the
board determined on taking away Con-
wells first-class license and granting him
a I2-foot license until such time as the
commission may consider it proper to re.
install the pilot.
The complaint against Conwel was that
he grounded an Farm Line steamer three
times on the run between the Delaware
Bseak water and Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

The following comprise some of the
committees chosen to meet the general
committee on Columbian parade October
18th, which meets Wednesday evening
next at the rooms of the board of Edu.
man, w. b. Norton, IL. L. Kyle; du Pont
post-P. b. Ayars, 6. Il. Roberts, w. p.
Eoshell
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

The work of changing the parochial
residence adjoining st. Joseph's Colored
Catholic Church to q boys orphan asylum
is in progress and will be completed in
mission have been received by the Rev.
Father de Ruyter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

Chief of Police Francis Thursday re-
ceiyed n telegram from Coroner Richards
of Frankfort y. y, stating that Oliver
n. Mcbride had committed suicide there
and inquiring whether be was a resident
of this city. The city directory was CON
suited and inquiry made of several
Mcbride families who were informed of
the mans death, but none knew him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

Mrs. Charles Il. Sparks, wife OF Coroner
Sparks, is in possession of handsome
variety of carnation, called the American
Flag, with yariegated colors resembling
the nations colors. The flower was grown
in Browns nursery and is said to be the
first of the variety successfully grown in
this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

In the Window Glass Workers conyen-
ton at Pittsburg, Friday, resolution
WAS unanimously adopted requesting the
executive board to present to Congress the
desire OF the organization for the passage
of a law prohibiting the introduction of
armed bodies in strikes or labor disputes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

The old building at the north west
corner of Water end Market streets,
which for 80 years was employed as u
liquor saloon, and whose licence was
revoked year ago for obvious reasons,
has been converted into a cigar store
and at last opened for business, after re-
naming closed for about a year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21
A Lad preaks His Arm.

While playing with some companions
in the yard OF ex-Niayor Harrington
residence, Twelfth and jefferson streets.
Thursday, Charles Howell, a youth, fell
and broke his arm. He was removed to
the Delaware Hospital, where DR.. NJ. j,
Hughes dressed his injuries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21
MEMORIAL URGICAL TARD.
A Fitting Tribute to the Memory of the
Late DIR. l.. r. Bush of This CITY,


Plans are being formulated by the
friends of the late Or. Lewis T.. Bush look
ing toward the establishment of me-
mortal in the form of an addition to the
Delaware Hospital to he known rs the Dir.
l.. T. Bush Surgical Ward. Already the
sum of 5000 has been subscribed and
more subscriptions are looked for. Plans
for the new building have been prepared
by Frank R, Carswell, architect. The new
building will be erected on the northeast
corner of the lot on which the Delaware
Hospital is located, and the buildings will
be connected by passageway.
The arrangements of the new surgical
ward are of the most improved system,
and the methods employed at the Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore will be
adopted to certain degree. The ward
will be circular in form and will be 80 feet
in diameter The building will be of
brick and will probably be ventilated By
means of the usual apertures in the roof.
1t will be enc story in height. The mem
orial ward will be used as q place for CON
yalescent patients.
An operating room will be connected
with the surgical ward, which will be sup.
Piled with all the modern facilities. Tie
walls and the floor will probably be tiled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21
DEARrH OF HOME FRUIT.


inc othte--a IhlK on the prospects.
The remarkable feature of the fruit
market record this season is the noticeable
absence Of local products. In other words
Delaware seems almost unable to supply
her own fruit markets this year. She is
not supplying her own home demand for
fruits and vegetables To Il much more
than usual degree retail stalls are filled
with New York, Florida, Georgia and
Carolina fruits and vegetables.
Commission Merchant Thomas N. Stay
ton said Friday morning that the statement
OF dearth of Delaware fruit products is
about right. There is not II full crop of
anything. The pear and apple crop is short
and of peaches there are scarcely any. A
few forward varieties including Early
Reeves Amsden June ard few Halls and
Troths are already here and are coming.
After them there will be nothing of native
peaches until the Shocks come in Septem-
Der. Even these are few. Growers report
some half crop, and from other sections
third. Mr.. Staytons estimate is about
one-third from Delaware.
People who want to put up peaches
should do so now. The fruit now in hand
is more than ripe and will be gone in few
days.
NO QUOTATIONS.
On account of the genera! peach failure
there seems to be no settled quotations
The commission merchant, as rule, must
see the article before he can say what il is
worth. They fetch prices according to
quality, so cents to 81 per basket whole
sale, and by crate from 81 to 81 80.
1t is too early to make local estimate
on apples and pears. Huckleberries are
here from the Eastern Shore and fetch
from to 8 cents per quart wholesale;
waterm elons from Georgia and South
Carolina bring $40 to $50 wholesale.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

The fishing boat AL Foster, built at the
yards of the Harlan d Holipgsworth Com
pany for the AL Foster Fishing Club of
New York passed through the draw at
Market street Thursday night. She went
a New York,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

Architect Frank r. Carswell has pre-
pared plans for II two-story brick houses
on Sixth street, corner of Monroe, ON the
site of the old factory OF the C. & J. Pyle
Company, burned some years ago. MIR.
Carswell has also prepared plans and
Office for Dr. John Palmer Jr., to be
erected at the southwest corner of Della
ware avenue and Lincoln street. The
ground plan is 26x5S feet in dimensions.
The building will be two stories with attic.
The contract will be awarded in few days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-21

Piles permanently cured no pain. Dir.
Reed, l29 South 18th Street. Philadelphia.
Send for circular.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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st. NV. IT.
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petent and willing. Address N. L. L.. Star office.
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East Capitol station ny.5 ~
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WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants refs. private families. lotsls, restau-
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mytO-lSts
WANTED-By FIRST CLASS COLORED COACH
w man. place IN private family. good references can
be riysn at once. II. H., 400 Washington ST. NV.
Iay243t'
D-POsITlONS For COOKS. DUTLERS.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


INoR sAf.E-A NI'E COUNTRY HuNE. HOUSE
II q rvg,as. tsutr2 ulee water, s,sil, horse.
,g,coaiai,. ~ y e.. d .g,ni. =, d. icss rsrs.
Nd - N - .s-a. hsl-u,c 20 suit. - Nii ~
Ernst bEHHESs. cie MI isS. Ma "a sn ,. ssS.F
E'oR stLr.-Ar PALS CHURCH q ackI.> ~
Frov, hnas- wster. ba-,rs,u n so n.,v s,tS,e
THOMAS. - keiiorlr o'iiiduis. M, .si.s.
E9K Rn6N (! !, .',!s coITtGEs %. n.
Laurel n \. HALL, mo - Pau a.. Rlt
TOR SarE-LOCATroN AND NrFw t'SsUR-
u PISSED % the hu1s,n, - a-rgs lusf unisiie a
hhEALAEAi. NV. sor. LsSins'on and -. Pau so.
IEoE. sALE-rAL.Ls CHURCH. MoprRN s-RooN
'R %,a5 i ns, a s' 5Fs iR E9gS s INN
EoH SALEi vERY CHEAP,,-Two MAT cor
ts,-s With lsrer lott. ths beautiful aud health
t1filispe - Charlton Heieits miles irniU ihis sty
casa pay eni rcl uired balance monthly tot rartlc-
ny26lM VIC. DUvAII. p,s psf NV.
tsoB sAiF-sENEilAL EXCELLENT NEW cor
iases ~ that hcau'tiul suhdiN ision u kcnsnFton
hrSnSh Of the E,ianrrs and 6b,S pssri lsa
houses are elsrsatiy finished, win eshinsi man,eS.
sistinsry @ssStans eis ,es 50 a. ~A'sf' 'a'h'
- and easy terms Coss You nothing 10 inspst
the houses
ArT'ly 10 PERCY s FOSTER.
mye6-3t ,i,I .,n
FOE SAIE-THE ATTrNTToN or SFrKFRS
ir scud invest fents IN suburban iufs . called 10
thH 70 VAS which offered larsain tyS and
e,s} ,iSrnls Thgee los n kcne>AW bet Jgih
It go ney lo' IN Holin-sd Manpr the beet rrinain-
g suAl lott IN lsh 81. extended. VERY ,-h-ap. 4
he lois On Charm s., none better .lIa DIN snail
nt N Ntoghtun -. an" view ~ til- civ ApllV 10
AUGUST PfTtRSuN. l43l Chaplin -, rny.sis'
l-NlE t , SALE-7 l-6 ACRES NEAR RAPID TRANSIT,
Il - 200 o. an "silN llN-r. eas, terms
~! N'-et J. AZ JOHNSTON & CO. Ills G stnw
tpR SALE-A NICE sFvFN-RooN DWELLING
" squarss from rero'. Hysttsytle hal AMI rr-,.
tily located, brick Sidewalk 20 door 81 1p. k5.Oo
c.eh., DJCkETf FORD,
mAsS-N 6is Fs, NV
I'oR SALE-NEw COTTAGE ON RI.ACKTsToNF'S
Island; superb locaiiUn, inrrnV.d grounds Ssls
water hsnine, cratiing aud bathing No mosquitoes
OF malaria j. FRED. KELLEY. Atlantic building.
I,oR sAI.E-A NICE. NEW BROOM DWELLING
hat Iuiie from klN.r,iale station "a. niles fnrru
Mhshlngton with asres of land. nicely fenoed-
HOUSE Will hiiitt and ni--ly arranged tood rad 10
station 81 500. Dt-CKErr a fORD 6lS pm "
More land attached can le sold. niy24-s;
lSOR RlNT-A NICE GROOM DWELLING. WE'LL
Il located IN HNattsvle, a. miles frnm wsshiurton
lot loONl5O feet. DUCkEfT FORD, 6l1 = ii q
W.
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL pRoTEcTIoN FIRE INSURANCE 90.
l1 OF THED. C.-N LILLIAN BAIl4AkTikk. pr.s-
ident- JAMES y. FITCH. Secretary. Issues poliies
al unusually low rates and eak shares the
ccnlI&ny. ls06 @ a. nv. Ja.s3-ly
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SPECIALTIES.

IyIIcrKIcITY-A POSITIVE CURE; QUICK.
II sure pleasant: purihes The blood tones the sys-
h4iins friend DR.. HAYWARD. lo2 l2sh st. Nv
0mnnzAlink 0ySo-ln-
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OFFICES.
1dl1 ,tnw. emit bs. l75l4ll Pa ave NV. I'd and
~! ~, Ith st NV 2r . I'd floors =; $l5 to 335
1909 st NV, Ar, I'd Or. 90 6057 9TH ST. several
1llg Vt ave NV. b. 80 l2l3 st NV several rs
1225 Pa ave NV, ID hr. =. 30 cor 9th and sts-
STORES.
14l1 F st 75,SO1 R st NV. store and
1l19 Vt ave NV, 3r. 31.50l dwelling ....,,,,. e45
19O0 It'll 1t nw......-.-21t
STABLES.
Corcoran Art Gallery 1924 n ave NV (rear) sl5
Galley In rear) S25 LBS 14th (rear) - is
Bet l5ihS or SITS . 61S st (rear) IL SO
1123 14th st NV (rear). ..20l
The shove houses can be examined by permit from
our ONCE only. THOMAS J. FISHER Il CO..
my,I 1924 st. NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SoON II L D)ARD.
C,ARRoIL SPRINGS mOMEoPATHIC SANTA.
y rum foe insaids and conv aescrnIs. nine miles
taaEss q hrai,h.%i iotaion, % SOD spring
SRrssf NJ Gis Ma
my26-lm'
NANrEp-A. LIMITED NUMBER or BOARD
ers Healthy locality pure water; fresh veysta-
s iiss from visana Mrs. u. Il. SNYDER. osi.n.
Fairfax county. Va It.
II M.nsien, win OPEN June j. issa most Ssiisht-
fully lcated oi,e mile above Brightwood adjoining
spriaT station For T.fsr.nee and iniornaiio% apply
" "I.s DR. cM Msk a.as Ia ave. p mys or at
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED ron FOUR
o. az Isr%. With deS I'm s:%Iiy &dd.:
HIGH VIEW HOUSE OPENS JUNE /; LARGE
airy rooms bath. hot and cold water piano shady
a. SSsd
A ZIP. SHS n Es On 'ass
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nELIGHTFTT. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR Few
ass' si Me-
WAnEENToN. VALANCE AIRY ROOMS AND
~ q s.'s ms
@CoMFQKT RETREAT" SMALL BUT POPULAR
~ health restorative snInms. resort. del.htfully
situated lnts Nd nnexSelled for bone comfort and
country luxuries: W. NJ. CLARK. Keep Tryst, Wash
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DOARDERs WANTED : LAKE VIEW Farm
o val. and f59 R.Hps m ss
Mr.. n. J. WAGNER, Rockville. Md. my2O-6t
GOOD SUMNER BOARD VIEW. .
" old Virginia homestead. ct the foot Of the Blue
Ridge near Lurzy. comfortably nttei for summer
boarders Home comfort and q, st-clsss board best
water fine shade spacious grounds nne trout fishing
Washington; twice daily communication with that
city.
send for price and further description;
pOARDERs WANTED AT PLEASANT GROVE,
10 fifteen miles from Washington ID. e. Not. b. b.
and o. r. r. Autry Park station hesthy; terms
sonable. Apply Mrs. J. T. LEAMAN. Rockville Md
luy2l-eolm'
MOUNTAIN 0LEN-4 MILES FROM PURCELL
WI vile station. from Hiilsboro. W. sud o. r. H.
open for sumner boarders large house III line
shade vucl table plenty of fruit and milk boarers
met at station free. Apply to
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CLKN MANOR. At FOREST CLAN. MD. WILL
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Shade, perfect lawn tennis court must romantic
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A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-FROM CARRIAGE WEDNESDAY AFTER
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T osT.FRoM I4TH ST. CAR WEDNESDAY
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II osT-FLRw IRON HIS GAGE ON THE MORN
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ADVERTISING.
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nice order. .45
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lo11 9Th NV. :Ir......15 30
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my21 B. H. WARNER CO., GIG St NV
Il THAT NEAT BRICK COTTAGE
No. LIB 11th street NV,
Containing seven and bath room with all mod
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Alrly to Nv. N. HUYCK.
myyl-6e Los Penn. ave.