Milford chronicle., 1893-04-28
PenInauIa Notaa
Wesley NJ f. Church at Dover has boy
choir under the management Of Mrs. James
/. wolcott


+ Wesley NJ F. Church at Dover has bo,
:, choir under the management Of Mrs. lame
5 L. woleott.
Nathaniel Williams, trustee os the Stat,
$ Hospital at Farnhurst; is seriously in at hi,
. home at AIiddletown
The National Guards Eli has beeu killed
in The ssua,e. aud the guard will exis, two
years More nuder the old law.
The law books or The late Chief r,s,;c.
Robinson will be offered at public sac in
Wilmington, commencing May rath The
books number several thousand volumes.
The Creamery ofG. A. Ewing in Lewes
was destroyed by FIRE on Thursday niobt
The loss is estimated at three thousand dol.
lars It is supposed to have been the act Of
an inceudiary as there has been no FIRE urou
the premises for some time.
john NJ wiiey,of New York, has been an
pointed consul at Bordeaux to succeed Hoy-
ace Greeley Knowles Of Lewes. Del who
was appointed by President Harrison. Henry
{ Carpenter editor of the Lgdea, at Dover
was an applicant for this consulship.
Miss Susan Rowland of Lewes, who fell
in walking about a week ago, broke a bone |
near the hip joint; and has no prospect of
ever being abe to walk again. She has been
fame from her childhood, its cause being III.
Of a nurse.
The General Assembly has passed Dro
posed amendment to the constitution
giving the courts exclusive cognizanee Of
divorce cases. Aaer receiving the signature
'f the Governor it must be ratified BY the
text General Assembly before becoming
part Of the constitution.
Captain Rice, of Wilmington, in kebalf of
Troop BIS armory. wants the Legislature 10
eeept the armoFy by deed instead of sale. tn
eeover $4,000 loan. There is talk of the
roop disbarding, as the members do not $
'su' the armory to go under the sherigs a
ammer' It never should have been organ. 81
ed b
The people of Middletown are asked 70 = :,
lild an addition to the shirt factory in their :
WI under peralty of having the ipdus,rv u
ave there. The Transcript of that town
axes the following excellent suggestion. tn
The employees should contribute 10 this bi
w stock, aud in order that they can do So an
thout scarcely knowing it, thev will be al. tn
Nea 10 pay for their shares in instalments E;
50 cents per week or one dollar on each I'll,
day By this means, and at verv little elf
'iay they become stockholders in the fac
y which gives them employment, and Sc
res the permaneney of an industry that
as so much to MiddIetowu's aud their own in
crest. abb
me bench and bar of Delaware gave
ner to Ambassador to England Thomas -. %
Bayard at the Hotel Bellevue, PhilsdeI. soN
., on Saturday night. Judge Wales pre. Pc
90, and many Dslawareans were present Gu
lie toasts were as follows: "Our Guest - pos
bassador Bayard; THE State Of Della.
e" Senator Cray; The Bench" Chief -,
ice Lore; "The Bar" William c s,,rr l
=. ''''''D' - 0iru- New
aeretary Of Agriculture Morton, who ac. AMI
panied Senator Gray, made a brief a6o'
oh. pose
lie electric plant of Salisbury was de-
yea by IRE at3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon. p "a
ie fire originated in the boiler-room and was
S. than half an hour the entire building resol
destroyed The town is Ieft ;n ,a.s, color
ness, as all the streets were lighted b,, III
I'cIty. The business houses and man, i'll qt
te residences were also compelled to lon,
y provide lamps. The loss to the com. sell i
Is ABOUT $4,000; insurance $1,000. be DR.