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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
Stand by the Policy.

Ot0Mw w slhS vAtSys
snbiirnc. Patriotic. aud National. aud
America for the Rensdensr
OF America. Do not abandon the sys.
4 tenn which gives the country the best
Opportunities for its Farmers. Mechan.
les and Young People. they have ever
had No Interference with Protective
Tariff and Repeal
Trnmpie Upon Every
proposition for Unlimited Free Coinage
fof Silver Dollars which are worth only
- cents on the dollar Make them
worth full dollar. The $i45. 600, 800
al National Bank Notes withdrawn from
circulation since 1881 have been repIac-
"a by over e325, 900. 900 Of Silver which
has been put out Now maize the peo-
Ole silver money worth its face. for your
own benefit I
Reserve she Public Lands
for actual settlers. and save them from
monopolies and spectators Protect
and encourage the actual settlers
10 1nterference
9th the progressive policies Of the Re
IApublican party Repeatedly enacted into
iawI of building upa New Navyf Pro-
tecting the Sea Coasts; Pensioning I'm.
1 pa,'Ias ;n I,,tar ssa.a .nu Sn.ness
ts5a;ng tbe Common Mons sebooIs sI P,o,a W.
nc s, Arnerican Citisens abrnsd Sacnr.
ne ne Rec,nrocitv with other A,n IN
Nst,ons. demand;ng Free Fxnra 3. ~ ,,,s
~ tIs non,,lar wiii'in Elections . Ysis am
Tonsst t,onnt Extendins A,aar;c ~,
Commerce Reyiying American Ship-
ping Temperance and Restraining
Trusts.
!. The superb MARKET Reports
! a tbe New York T,ribnne ar. now ,,osi.
svsiy tbe ,est nrinted AZ any news gr.
ner IA IN New York CITY. The Tribune is
The only newspaper in New York which
sends men personally into every market
in the city every day Of the business
week TO obtain actual prices and the
state OF trade. Other papers make nm
quotations largely from circulars. Com
rnercial travellers say unanimously that
THE TRIBUNE,S Market Reports are
the best, The Tribune now beats all
rivals in the accuracy and wonderful
completeness OF It's quotations. To be
successful, q Practical and level headed
man must Keep iuily informed as TO
Prices and the state oil trade This can
be done by taking the tribune.
illustrations Of the News
OF the day are freely used in the Tribune.
This paper has its own corps OF artists
and photo-engraying plant. Itcontains
features for the ladies and children
foreign letters and book reviews, and
many special features.
No Mater
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
$500 Reward !!

WE viii pay the above reward for any
case Of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsie.
Sick Headache Indigestion, Constipa.
tation or Gostiyeness we cannot euro
with Wcst'sVegetable Liver Pills, when
the directions are strictly complied with.
They nrepurely Vegetable and never
fail 70 give satisfnction. Sugar coated.
Large boxes, containing 80 Pills. %
cents. Beware Of connterfeits and imi-
tations- The genuine manufactured
only by the John @. West Company,
Chicago, III. For sale by Cunninrhan,
Bros, druggists, olarksburg. W. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24

Reserve she Public Land.
Tor actual settlers. and save them from
monopolies and spectators Protect
and encourage the actual settlers |
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24

proposition for Unlimited Free Coinage
'of Silver Dollars which are worth only
~ cents on the dollar Make them
worth full dollar The $f45, 600, 300
Of National Bank Notes Withdrawn from
circulation since 1881 have been replac-
Cd by over 1895, 600. 900 Of Silver which
has been put out Now make the peo-
pie silver money worth its face. for your
nuvn hanpfit
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
For Sale by A. Q Rector 6 Bro.


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10 Taz Eprrcn.- Pisass inform your rs.d.,,
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see. hase bcsn perinsnently cured Iahai b GLAD
70 send two bottles OF my remody rRRF q A., n
your readers who have consumption II they vili
send me their Express and p. o. sddrets. Resnart.
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
THE INDEPENDENT.

?. 9. Box a7ss. 1870 Fulton Street New
York. Lat.
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whether You agree with New York Trib.
une or not, in its sentiments, can You
afford not to read its Dollar Weekly,
regularly. whilea reactionary party is
in power and during
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24

..washlnrfon's FnreweII.'
wriief for the full, illustrated Premi.
nm List Of the New York Tribune. A
copy will be mailed, free OF charge.
'Washington's Farewell to his Officers,
an accurate historical picture, painted
expressly for the Tribune by an artist
! ofgreat authority, will be sent to every
one paying $l20 for his paper. Other
exceedingly interesting AID valuable
articles are included in TIE Tribune's
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24

aubrlrne. Patriotic. aud National. aud
America for the Residents
OF America Do not abandon the sys.
tenn which gives the country the hest
Opportunities for its Farmers. Mechan.
les and Young People. they have ever
had No Interference with Protective
Tariff and Repeal
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
Theae Times Changes .

The New York Tribune is the ablest
most aggressive, and soundest advocate
Of Republican policies. What the Re
publican party intends can be learned
from the New York Tribune. The
Tribune's motto is the Truth and only
the Truth. The articles OF Roswell g.
Horr. on the Tariff, Currency, Wages,
etc, will be continued.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
THE BONDSMEN ACT IN CHANCERY.
Dougherty's sureties WIN Not submit
Tamely 60 the Demands of the County
on the Onicial Bond.

Dougherty's sureties VIII Not submit
TameIy 60 the Demands of the County
ON the Onicial BOND.
The bondsmen Of ex-Tax Collector
John j. Dougherty have at last begun
injunction proceedings TO prevent the
Levy Court from selling their
property TO make good Dougherty's
deficiency of Sl7.4OO on his tax du-
plicate This morning Harry Emmons
fled bill with Register In Chancery
Ferguson asking Chancellor Woloott TO
issue an order restraining the sheriff and
Levy Court from further action. pending
argument on the bill OF complaint
10 will probably receive the chancel-
lor's Immediate attention and be granted.
Whether preliminary or permanent
injunction will follow Is another thing.
The bill Ia voluminous and reviews the
sections OF Dougherty and his bondsmen
at length IL contends that " the county
had removed Dougherty when the sure.
ties requested II, and appointed another
man In his stead the loss would have
been nominal they do not consider
themselves responsible for the non action
Of the Republican Levy Court, which
ed on the advice OF Attorney E. g
Bradford.
The sureties ask that an accounting
may be had TO ascertain the amount OF
taxes collected by Dougherty and I'M
accounted for whom their petitions wer'
presented TO the Levy Court ON May %
That II may be decreed that It was the
duty Of the Levy Court 10 inquire int
the matter Of the duplicate books anC
accounts of pougherty after the presen
tation Of the petitions and state
ment as set forth IN the body
OF the bill, and TO restrain
Dougherty from further collection of am
tax committed to him That It be de
creed that the only sum that tn
sureties of Dougherty can be hell
liable for ucon the judgment !
the amount Of taxes collected and IN
accounted for when the petitions for hi
removal were presented to the Lev
Court The bill is made returnable o
November @
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
TROUBLE OVER coTToN-TALs.

wilbur MeIlvains Sells Twenty-one
Rabbits without a Lioense-He Makes
Test Case. WE
Wilbur McIlvaine, King street COM
mission merchant, has been arrested by
Detective Hutchins. Of the Delaware
Game Protective Society, for selling
rabbits without license The new law
that was passed at Dover at the lsst SEES
sion of the Legislature provides that
the game shall not be sold without pay
ing license of $50, making fine Of
IS for each rabbit sold the penalty,
Six Of the commission merchants paid
the license although they considered u
unjust McIlvaine did not and some Of
the other merchants informed on him.
he admitted selling twenty-one rabbits
The case came up before Magistrate
Monaghan this afternoon Mcllvaine
resolved to test the law in the case and
secured James Ponder, Jr, as counsel
The society is represented by P. l.
Cooper
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
IInrNsE AFFILIATIONS

NOTICE., A. 81. GALLAGHER. rHE
~ tenant and occupant OF the b use situ-
ated az New Castle, on Delaware street. be-
tween Front and second, In Sctoui District
No. As. New Castle hundred. county OF New
Castle and State of Delaware In TOM
pliance with the requirements OF the
acts of the General Assembly in sui d ease made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing to the Court General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery 90 the
State of Delaware. in ana for New Castle
county.On Monday, the goth day of Move nher.
ltQ3, being the next term of said court. for "a
license + T said house, as an inn or isNri "a, for
the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk uu the
premises. and the following respectable citi-
1ens of said hundred. az least SIX az whom
are substantial freehOlders Of said hundred.
recomme nd the said APP LEGATION w
William w. Simpson Patrick Mr6rory
r.. l.. Chase A. II. Padbtrg
d. b. Boulder John j. Blunt
John 1. Boyle John Duncan
Benia min X Ustick Charles 6iav
John NJ. VALERIE John n. Campbell
| Alexander McGue John Doris
/ Charles Shearer John Thompson
| Hugh smith William " httrlo
A. NJ. GAllAGHhR.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
The cARNAeY FUNERAL.

IL Was the Largest Ever Seen I'm Lower
New Castle County.
At the funeral Of Alexapder P. Carnsgl
at Summit Bridge, yesterday, 200 car
riages made up the cortege aud four min
listers spoke words of emulation aud paid
high tribute TO the deceased. The min
listers who assisted were 7. Martin
dale. D d n M Browne, T. B Hunter
and Wilmer Jaggard.
At the grave in st. Georges Cemetery
the Masonic rites were the burial ser
vices, and members Of other lodges o
which Mr., Csrnagy was member stood
about the grave during the service. TIT
old cemetery was crowded with mourn
/ ing friends
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
,eptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
lealthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50t
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KE. NEW YORK. N.Y.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
noats Entered and oIearsd.

The British steamship Rocklight was
cleared for London this morning. She had
on board ], 800, 900 gallons of oil from the
Marcus Hook rehneries The British
steamship Darial, from Cardiff, Wales,
tonnage 1874. was entered this morning
at the Custom House.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

Harry A. Garner, aged 10 years, Of No
POS North Van Buren, street, died Of con
gestion Of the brain at an early hour
this morning. de had the typhoid fever
which terminated with the ABOVE result
The deceased was a member Of the Brown
son Library Association bis funeral
will take place on Tuesday, from ST.
Paul's 4. G. Church, with itenrment at
the Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
ohester nlrh sehooI vIetorIoua.

The Wilmington High School team was
defeated in a game OF football at River.
view Park, yesterday afternoon, by the
Chester High School. The Chester boys
were much heavier than the locals and
this accounts for the latter not scoring
The tackling Of Cochran and rushing Of
r. Oglesby and Prentiss were the
features. The score was to 0. The
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

Judge Grub had light work in the
Orphans Court this morning. All
be did was to appoint Mrs. Fannie
b. Joseph guardian of George
A. and William B Joseph,
and to authorize John M. solomon, ex
ecutor of Sarah Merrick, deceased, TO
sell portion of her real estate to pay
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
sALAplN AND DlREcTuM.

MIR. Green Has Gone TO New York to
Arrange a Match.
James Green, the owner Of saladin,
received a telegram from his represen
tative in New York to come Immediately
to that city.
Mr. Green sent his representative 10
New York, to arrange a meeting be
tween Directum, O5@ and saladin 2 05g
Now he thinks that the match will be
made and he accordingly left for New
York this morning
Mr. Green says he will agree TO a race
on the Fleetwood tracks, New York, for a
purse Of s., 800 more
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

green, causes a thrill OF longing to End (
its home in the least envions feminine
bosom
Probably the prettiest thing was
sage green silk figured aud shot with |
pink In artistic propiuqulty was
piece of figured pink silk crepe
On piece of black silk scattered over |
with graceful blue flowers was piece Of
light blue silk crepe. Here and there
was a gay, handsome plaid that added |
much to the effect of the whole.
Street aud Sewer Comm ssioner Samuel
Chambers and James Tyre returned from
thes Worlds Fair yesterday.
Senator Antony Higgins has returned
from Washington, well pleased with the
outcome Of the silver fight
Miss Mary Virginia Cullen. daughter Of
Judge Cullen, Of Georgetown, is In this
city.
Mrs William T. Anderson, Of near
Chestertown. Md. is the guest Of Mrs
j. c. Dillon, at No. 1ll7 West Eighth
street.
w. H. Bedwell. of this city, is visiting
friends near Smyrna.
w. r Morris, of Phenixville, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Leon Hsycock, Of Philadelphia, who is
on an extended cunning trip, - spend
ing few day with friends in this city.
The wedding of DR.. Robert Ellegood,
Of Delmar son of DIR. r. q. Ellegood, Of
Concord. Del, and Miss Ida Horsey, Of
Laurel, is announced to take place on
next Wednesday,
Albert Wayde was rendered a surprise
party in honor of his twenty first birth
day. last evening at his home, No, 1l19
kirkwood street. Various social amuse-
ments were INDUCED in by the merry
company, but the feature of the evening
was the music rendered by the"Rifleluff
quartet, composed Of Harry Morine, Ed
ward Hendrickson, Fred Middleton and
George Lockwood The following were
among those present: Misses Mamie
Vincent, Ida Bristow, Annie
Sparks, Nettie Overdeer, Stella
Davis, Maud and Stella Boynton,
Ethel Garrigen, Annie Sullivan, Mamie
Bryan, George Lockwood, Fred Middle
town, Harry Morine. Edward Hendrick
son, John Bradford. Walter Jordan
Clarence Bennett. Levin Hudson, Dauie
. Gabkey, Albert Wayde, Richard Smith.
, Grace NJ f Sunday school will hold IL
annual autumnal reunion to morrow
, afternoon in the church. The following
program will be rendered:
. Singing, Behold the Fields Are white
Prayer
[, Singing. Reap To-day" .Schoi
| Responsive Scripture reading ....... .Schof
| Singing. praise the LOrd." ... Church Chol
Song, Singing From the Heart"
lnfan. SchO,
Solo...,.................. Mabel Whine
g Recitation, Autumn Festival
Recitation and Singing 1.-THE Children
8 ear ...s.--...- .s..s.s..... ~ "a Nia
"a nlnslng....... .....t.+-.--. 10y lae ,eiio
Singing, Echo Hymn. Infant Soho
AuuIess. s..s......s.. .ss.'.N uhlita ptll
singing. ......+..... 10y the Nchp
3 Solo.................... Miss NARY h. lhelni
70 Recitation and Singing, THE Riches of q
Harvest, .......... by Lhe Hcho
Address. 90. Key. John =. Dobbi
Singing. "By the Grace Of God Wen Meet
o. BY the Scho
3 Doxology.
Benediction.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
NUnSOn'S RheumatiSm Remedy &

Cures rheumatism, Rheumatic Palms. sciatica Palm
In the Muscles, Aching Pains A prompt ana sure
remedy Small size p cts, large bottle. 20 cts
For sale ia Wilmington By ). z. McSeeyer Mary
land Ave and Linden 81 Neaseys Pharmacy, sf
md Monroe 81 w. H. smith, SIN and Harrison SIS
re TAYLOR & Co 2i3 j. 4th ST Munson & Iargette
:. + cor. nth and Orange Sts
RCitff of iulfufl1ls The ub0uC druggists are ne
only auth ri-td agents IN Hinip170n cnd arc tie QlJ
drupqisis scting a. genuine Allisgu Remedies.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

Rev. H. S. Dulany, of Klngswood NJ
e. Church has returned from his visit TO
the. Worlds Fair He is DESTROYS Of
meeting all his friends at church to-
morrow
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

Pure milk and cream constantly on hand,
put up in glass jars when desired, and deliver
ed 10 all parts OF the city. j. D.. Porter,
seventh and Madison streets. Teleph one
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

tile action OF the heart, causing pain huu ten
derness through the chest In that region. with
frequent excitement of the pulse. palpltation,
etc. sumulants disturb the neart aud
bring on dangerous diseases OF that
organ Sufferers from heart trouble
should not delay treatment until the heart
becomes Organicaily diseased. Dr. Mhfhton,
Of Philadelphia treats these complicated
troubles understandinglv. and % matter
how long You have been affected, or whom or
tain 10 cure YOU. He has restored hundreds
TO health and strength, even when others
have failed TO give relief send the doctor
| the symptoms OF your case hy letter. IT you
/ cannot call az his Office. although. personal
| interview Is better He viii give You hii
| free of charge. Office, No. iN South Ninth
street (uear Walnut, Philadelp hia. Hours
/ otto 46tos. Sundays, o to II a. m.
! y. B.-Dr. Marstnn's celebrated anti-cou'
sumption remedy .'Blcillin," for prevention
| and cure OF consumption, can be obtained a
his Office or AZ drug store OF n. Is. Dantnrth
| second and Market streets, this city. Price
/ slO0.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

plying the heart are
weakened, called in
ertia, or debility.
causing u small,
fee BILE or irregular
pulse. vertigo or dir
illness, noises IN the
head, pnOr circuia
ton, cOldness,of the
eXtremitiss, sh0rtness
of breath ON the
81 ghtgst exerilOn,
etc. The heart very
often rs affected hy
the disease of neigh
boring organs. par
ticularlythe stomach.
Nervous dyspepsia
nearly always affects
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
She Was Dying

But Saved Through "A singular Incident.
A Remarkable story Told by Lady
who Had Been Very Sick and Who Was
Cured by wcl-Known Specialist of
philadelphia.
Mrs. Mark Ryan. who resides at No 1877
Alder street, Philadelphia, told with great
pleasure the following story. and the facts
therein win be verified by her 10 all persons
who may call at her residence or write to
her:
81 had been very ill for a long time from
nervous debility and heart trouble. The dis.
ease had gradually grown upon me. notwlth.
standing the fact that had tried many ply
slcians IN private practice and az the differ.
ent hospitals OF both schools of medicn,
without receiving any benefit whatever
had been given up as incur0ble and my dis
ease had reached such a condition that wa.
so weak a. TO be unable TO walk across the
floor without ] had some assistance. hag
several such severe faintng spells that ml
relatives and friends thought I was dying.
had made up my mind that nothing could b
done for me. One day l was sitting ON th
floor pr0pped up against the wall recovering
from a faintinR spell when my hand me
| chauically picked up "a scrap OF paper, whicl
happened tn bee "a short testimonial Of "a lad.
| who had been cured of nervous disease b.
/ Or. MRrston, No. lA South Ninth street
| That testimonial gave me encouragement
and / resolved to make one more trial. Wit
/ much effort and the assistance Of n friend
/ cached DR.. Marston's office, and he gave m
/ remedies which helped me az once. and nfte
| a thorough course OF treatment entirely cure
| me-"
I
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

Boat leaves wilmington. King strret haf,
daily Except Sunday At 40 w., ~
and 5.1Op m Sundays only, N.'r "a fn. aii ~
and SO D no.
Toe 200 m boat from Wilmington connects
at PennsgroVe WITH steamer y Niof heyhoid
for Pennsville, New I asile. delaware City
and Salem.
Boat leaves Pennsgrove dell, ievcept sun-
uqy.l At 90 and 10 % m an t-ou lii.
Sun1avs only att.id q m. ~ -oaud i-Hpm.
me 10 90 a M boat from PennslrNr De cun-
rections from Delaware River Railroad alid
from steamer Major ReyOcid-
A. &. McCAJSLAND, sup rintenaeuA
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
How THE HEART 10 AFFECTED by
NRIGHBORfNG ORGANS

Many a man or woman imaeines that they
have heart disease. and incurahle. when the
fact Is the reverse. There are many causes
which produce a disordered heart. First,
affected, or IT'S wa Is diseased or distorted.
S.rond functional ma when fhe nerv.u ann
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware.

Oman daily from o'clock, a. m, until p
n. and on Tuesdays and saturdays from 7 TO
Sp. m. - -.
Assets, a4oo'1oosvS
Deposits, o~A'ofo.oo
Surplus, 9ii4'NVo'9o
Interest allowed on deposits of money Tor
one or more calendar months at the rate OF
per cent. per annum. Money loaned on
MORTGAGES on real estate.
GFORGE W. BUSH. President.
]. AUGUSTUS McCAUbLk1.N ice-prest
Il. 4. TAYLOR, Sec'y and Treas.
JOSEPH NJ. MATHEh, Auditor.
May !. 1850.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
One minute for the Decision.

It took the judge one minute to decide
that Deoltze should be admitted to
81. 500 common bail on his own reeog
nizsnce, which virtually means nothing
Deoltze gave the bond and with his wife
and child, walked out, shaking hands
with his friends as he walked towards
the door.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
ReiniIse Wanted to shoot.

Under cross-examination he said:
The accusation was made against m e
In the Labor Lyceum Association Reinike
pointed at me and said; I am going 70
shoot you, you roguer The wowau's
name was not mentioned sent in my
resignation ID the Lyceum. l do not
know that / was expelled
Il don't know how my wife found out
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

Miss Blanche DeCamp. of this city, is
visiting friends in Newark.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

There has not been a woman in this
city. young or old. who could resist
peep iuao Keuuards window. More than
thar. she generally stops short to gaze
her fill. ana lovely. beautiful" and
''exquisite" were EXPLANATIONS most fire.
quently heard.
The window was filed with silker
dress goods of various sorts. Either OF
two pieces of heavy silk, one warm ruby
color, the other an exquisite shade Of
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

Mrs. John Biggs has been the guest of
Ex-Governor Benjamin T. Biggs at
Middletown.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Mr.. Cooke Entertains His
Friends at a Card Party.
A FREEDOM SURPRISE PARTY

Friends of Albert wayde Help Him to
Celebrate His Majority at His Home
Last Night-wilmingtonian who Are
Entertaining Guests-Others who Are
Abroad.