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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
mas adopted the carburator system IF
car lighting us It's standard system.
thereby doing away with gas and oil
The Gordon II Mitchell lamp is used.
Above each lamp is carbrrator. II
which gasoleuc is poured and eeneratcd
alter wNLeh it is carried to the lamp BY
means OF ar pressure. The gasoiene l.
more IN the form Of a vapor than 4
liquid car IN winch railroad men
are oeing drilled in the new System NJ.
q The 7. W. Il B. railroad Station L..
Day, II will probably leave lrrs 10.
niSht, going to Clayton, and thence %
baltimore and Washington. Ii has
I,t.pFs4 a the pr!2ciPal places between
Jersey C!ty md Wilmiugtonand Will %
west as fur a. ST. Louis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
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TUESDAY CLTB OEI,ItEE.S,


Election of BOARD Of OHircrs Tor ~
Ensuing Year1-1hc Condit,on Of Nv,
Organization.
The hoard r. diroct,r. or,
Cluh has rlscfed ~ fEJi,c';t.,.. WY
tbn ENSUING vear t,rnaiIi3.,,, Ilr
Vice. preSjicIt E,l,.,r5 = r,,',,Tl',l ",il
retarv HawaTd pvin. ,Tro, H. a,,.', 4.
NJ. fnrtis Basidrs ,Icr,i,',. ,,6i, ~ HE
hoard If lirertCr. ,,,,,fntn,t !'t'SI,ls ~
eonmittes f9n,niftC. IT,
~ i,,,rI ISI " w ht"IN pEE~l@p,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
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THE CROSBI SHOOTING.
The torouer's Jury Renders u Verdict Of
Accidental Death.

An inquest was held Thursday by
Coroner Kirk on the remains OF g-yearS-
old Charles Crosby, who died from the
effects ~ a gnn-Shot wound accidentally
inflicted by Homer Brennan, in tile store
# Gnnsmith julius \ Krauspe, So lis
West Ninth street, last Friday week.
The verdict OF the jury was thai death was
due TO accident. kralispc was ccnsurcd by
thc Jury Tor selling firearms to II minor
Dr. J.. A, kiltingnr testified hat tho ball
entered the brain aud fractured live piece,
o. skull. Dr. kittinser also said THAI the
rosby boy had told him. previous to
death, that the shooting Was accidental.
Homer Brennan, the lad who did the
shooting, then detailed his story of the Nh
fortunate occurrence. He told how he
met the little Crosby lad. aud the two IN
going TO krallspes store began looking at
the revolvers. brennan asked krausI,e 10
let him see pistol valued At So which
was III the case and then lie produced the
money and paid the locksnith Brennan
declared positively on the night uf the
shooting that he did not give Krauspc A
cent for the revolver, but the little tr0Sbv
boy said before his death that Brennan did
pay krauspc for the revolver, ana yestcr.
day Brennan testified that when he was
leaving The store on the ,ly nt the shoot.
ing, krauspe called to him to take his
money.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
:
A DISASTROUS RUS.iT.iY.
Two Children seriously iiurs and Drive
Iniurru intprna!Iy.


Injured internally.
A team belonging to Henry thinner.
man, tlipe dealer AMI caterer, ran AWAY
on saturday, fGw minutes after D
o'clock, with disa strbus result.
The driver, Peter Nandever, had
stopped at Fifth and du Pont streets, to
take ar order. After he had received il
and while he was entering the vehicle
the horse stated to run away. The
animal turned suddenly and upset tn
wagon, throwing cut Mr.. Nandeyrr aud
Emma and Buraara Zimmerman, agel
respectively and years, daughters Of
the owner Of the team, who we're &C.
companyinc the driver on his route.
Emma Zimmerman was the most
seriously hurt. Her left leg, Just above
the ankle, was broken, a severe cut was
was inflicted beneath her left eve nni
the left side Of her face was balm
bruised. barbara zimmerman and Mi,
Nandcycr were injured internally. The
latter fell on his chest and the wagon
passed over him. All are expected 10
recover
Mr. Nandever was removed to hi.
residence, No. 2lO Tatuall street, ana
the zimmerman children to their home,
No. 2O9 Fatnall street. Dr. BlocksDm
rendered medical assistance.
The flight Of the horse continued 10
Fourth and Monroe streets, The wagon
was considerably damaged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
NEH-cENruRY 4U4ILI4RY.

The seasons Programme of Entertain-
mrnts to BE Given by tho Summer
Auxiliary Organization.
The programme for the summer course
Of the SewGent,fy Auxiliary is as fol.
lows
June 80 Musicale.
July headings and Rotations by Miss
Florence Il, Briggs Of Germantown.
July II SlGiShtnf hand performance,
with banjo solos Charles Crowthcr OF
Camden.
July demonstration lecture on cook
ing, by Miss thurchmau Of Philadelphia
July Is An Evening With the Stere-
opt!con, Willard Jackson of Wilmington
August Musicale.
Members Of the NewCcntury Club are
welcome as members Of the auxiliary,
Friends Of members will be admitted 10
any Of the entertainments upon the pay.
mGnt of l0Ceuts
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

Withln the past week Clty ouperin-
tendcnt Of Schools David w, Harlan
has received from the grammar and
primary schools tabulatcd specimens Of
the work done in all the classes. The
specimens are being arranged by Miss
Mary i. Downing, the teacher Of draw
ing IN the public schools. The suporin-
tendeEt praises the work as the finest
that mas been shows. hitherto from the
city schools. lie gives all the credit to
Miss Downing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

Standing Committees Appointed and
Other business Transacted at Monday
Nights Regular Meeting.

nights Regular Meeting.
Atihenceting Of the Board Of Education
Monday night. On motion ol 5, il. Smith
the rifles were suspended while the crcden-
tialS of John H. Hartman were being con.
sihCrcl AT the conclusion Of which the
member from the Fourth ward received
the customary Sath from President Baird
aud WAS declared 4 duly elected member
for four years. The regular proceedings
OF the board were then resumed.
On motion " : Il. Smith the committee
laytnEthr matter III charge was authorized
tucNFcnd - additional in the purchase Of
flowers tudorurntr the platform and tables
Of the aHGitorlHm during the high school
commencement.
On Joseph Fy.e's motion the action Of
the committee OH revision of the bylaws
was postponed until the next meeting
ON motion of ;. Il, smith the president
was authorized to sign 4 DC ID conveying
All the right, tile and interest i'll the yari.
0us sewers 70 the Board OF Street and Sewer
Directors.
The following bids for furnishing coal
and wood for the pubic schools for the
CUSHING year We're opened The George
NJ Bush y sons Company broken coal
SHE, egg Stis, stove, $i.6S, pea coal
S2.G, Cumberland, $50; wood, IS per
cord, Combs Goal 4 Lumber Company,
wood, $40 per cord George II. Mccall
Company, 800 tons If Ha1elton, Lehigh,
broken, delivered III bins Of the schools as
directed ~ 500, - tons OF stove and nut
nt Hammond, Schuylkill delivered in the
bins OF schools II S5.S5; II tons Of Clear
field coal delivered m the bins OF schools
aa directed 1T S3hU.
Charles Warner Company, $50 tons Of
IchiEh broken. 9oO tons Of Lehigh egg
and ~ tons Of Schuylkll White Ash stove
coal, placed III the cellars Of the schools at
I 4 .t 1 ~ ..... Ne
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
THE WROHG PIRTT IN COURT
Frederick King Had Ills wife Arrested
When the Case should Have Been Re
yerSPu.

Frederick King, German laborer liyin.
at No. HOO Pasture street IN city court on
Friday, charged his wife with drunken
ness and neglect Of u family Of five small
children. The husband testified that he
had sent his wife Oul for medicine ana
that She remained away almost the entire
AFTERNOON. lie also sworG his wife was
intoxicated.
Police Matron White, Special Generator
FRANK Kane and 0tli GER James Edwards
all declared thar the woman was sober
when brought 10 the station. Mrs. King
testified in her own behalf She said She
went to the drug store ilAd not finding the
physician home she left the bottle for the
medicine and then repaired to the family
grocery store. The people at the store in.
vited her to spend the afternoon, which
she did.
Acting City Solicitor Alan Cunningham
called the attention Of Judge Ball q the
fact that King had once been before tllr
court for beating his wife which fact tho
court remembered. Several witnesses les
tilted that the wife was moi III The habit Of
getting drunk. Matron White, who eX
amined the woman, sad she was covered
with bruises where King had beaten hcr.
Judge Ball dismissed the charge against
the woman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

LEwEs, June !2.--Lieutcnunt Peary's
steam yacht Falcon, from 1t. john New
toundland, for Philadelphia, arrived at
the Breakwater NJ noon to, day.
Lieutenant Pearys new steamer tho
Falcon, arrived UP the river and anchored
off Wilmington Friday morning.
she remained at anchor until 1913
o'clock, awaiting the arrival OF tie lieu.
tenant and party from PhladeIpain
She was the centre Of attraction on Tho
river during her stay, and was viewed hy
many persons from the roofs Of houses in
this city and from boats on the river
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
CAV ray am Claims.
Judgment for s.,i'oO amt suits EotaiinE
Some 5000 Against the j. ISarkIey g.

some 5000 Against the j. ISarkley g.
brothers Manufacturing Company.
1t Is reported that the personal property
Of the j. Barkley a Brothers Co. doing
business at Fourth ami French streets. as
cake candy and cracker manufacturers
will be sold by the sheriff on July 9TH.
The chief creditor is Winfield 5. tluigley,
rs trustee, for i Judgment Of $500, upon
which execution is ordered. This includes
several Judgments, some of which are
partly paid. There are other suits entered
NJ ~ squire smiths office, totuling some
800, due various creditors.
James Barley, the president Of the
company, stated Thursday that Lis com
rany is able 70 pay 100 cents on the dollar,
and that il can fully meet all its obliga.
tons. Mr.. Barklev added that certain
statements Published Thursday in regard
TO his cumpany are false in every particular,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

judgments have been entered in the
prothonotarys office at the court house
against Joseph Z. Martin, who was the
Republican candidate for receiver Of
taxes at the last general election. The
judgments aggregate about $4,000, W.
i. Clerk entering a claim OF $4,000.
There are other smaller creditors, Jordan
4 Wilson SATURDAY brought suit against
Martin before Justice McWhorter for
$40. Several suits were also brought
before Justice Frank Il. Smith.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
yIonATrp IN ORDINANCE.
A Contractor Fined Tor beginning tho
Erection of Houses without First OBJ
tanning "A Permit.

A Contractor Fined FOR beginning the
Erection of Houses without First OBJ
tanning Permit.
Contractor John Mulvena was ar
raigned before Judge Ball in municipal
court, on Tuesday, charged by Build
ing Inspector Daniel Dohl with the vio-
lation of the building ordinance by be-
ginning the erection of houses without
first obtaining a permit. Ex.Gity So
licitor William I. Lyman and George
H. Brown represented the defendant,
while City Solicitor Curtis appeared for
the city.
Building Inspector Dohl testified that
on Friday last he was notified by tele.
phone that Mr.. Mulyena desired to seq
him. He waited at his Office until few
minutes after u O'Clock, and then drove
out to where some houses were being
built on the easterly side Of jackson
street, between Lowering and Shalcross
avenues While there he observed that
the stone work Of two houses had been
erected, while no permit had been issued
for the same. He was afterwards in
formed that the houses were Mulvena's.
When he returned to his Office at sixth
and king streets, he declared that an
application from Mr. Mulycna for per-
mis- for the erection of the houses was
awaiting him. He consulted with City
solicitor Curtis, and on tho latter's adj
vice refused to issue the permits for the
houses. His mkt step was to have a
warrant issued for Mulveua's arrest.
NH Lyman asked the building inBpec-
tor whether or not lie had issued per-
mits to other builders alter the erection
Of their houses hGd begun. Mr.. Curtis
objected t. the question. Mr. Lyman
5ai,i iiis object was 70 prove that Build
Ing inspector DOhl had been less vigil
ant IN other cases than in tile case of
Mulvtna He called witnesses to prove
that Mr.. DOwney had begun the cree
ton Of houses recently without first OBJ
tanning permit, hut rs The building in
sprGtnr had stated that lie had not been
notified uf this case, and had not been
ont 20 sce the houses, Judge Ball ruled
tine testimony 5n this point Irrelevant.
After The evidence had been sub
mttlcd Mr.. Lyman said his client oh.
jcetei to the building inspector making
"Itsl Of one ana flesh Of tile other" as
MI Dohl lad admitted thnt there wero
-Cmc ntAer cases IN which he might
laNe ssAa permits after the erection
q ID" houses hid begun.
Judge B0ll fined Muivcna $50 and
costs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
UNENPECTED P0EiCE INSPECTION.
The Police Commissioners suddenly can
tor "A run Parade of the whole Police
Force at q "a. M, Thursuay

'''At - v Sc
Unexpectedly Thursday morning Chief
Of Police John f. DUlau was instructed ov
the Police Commissioners to have the
complete force on full parade at o'clock
for general Inspection by the Police
Commissioners, thlrf Dolan and his
men were not found mapping. Every one
Of the ~ patrolmen, eight sergeants, two
turkeys, two operators, two captains ana
the chief were on nand to the minute AS
President Lawson and Commissioner
Monaghan put N their appearance
HE men showed most effectively III
parade. All looked blsinesstikc ana
efficient The line was examined by tie
commissioners WIN subsequently, tom-
plimcned the chief highly Oh the Inc ar
pclrauCc ol the force. Then the station
and all the police pnrapherualia we're ok
amined. Inc police commissioners closely
Inspected the Prison and found matters III
as good sanitary condition AS the Olti-
fashioned premises will alluE. There is a
proper application Of uIslnicCtantS.
The patrol station At Front and French
streets Was neXt examined, also the horses
aud patrol wagon
II WAS a very satisfactory ordeal. con.
siderins that the force were entirely IN
prepared Ter IT,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
B.Ir1ED IND WILEs.


LoNnoN, June 26.-'rhe Prince Of
Wales held n leyee to-day at st. James
Palace
Among those presented to His Royal
llighness was the Hon Thomas F.
BaSara, American Ambassador to Great
Britain.
MI the naval and military officers
present ut the leyee wore Grape on their
lett arms, q mourning token for those
who lost their lives through the founder
Ing Of the Victoria.
Mr.. Bayard was presented to the
Prince ~ Lord Roseborry, Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
Death of Edward Wilson.

Edward Wilson Of Brandywine hun.
draa died sunday night Of meningitis.
Mr. Wilson had been an invalid for two
n three years, but had been worse for
the past week or So He was well
known in this city. The Wilson prop.
crty is located just outside the city
limits. Upon it is built the Home for
Friendless and Destitute Children ana
also the Wilmington Dental Companies
new factory. Recently 40 acres Of The
farm were sold TO Henry G. Robinson.
This IS the plot of land that figured in
connection with the knights of Pythias.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

Charles y. Woods, grant recorder az
We Hrahd Lodge Of Delaware, Ancient
order Of United Werkmen, received
last TUESDAY q telegram from Grand
Master Workman A. Is. Jones, who IL
attending the meeting of the supreme
Lodge at Toronto, Canada, stating that
the maximum number of assessments
per year in this jurisdiction had been re-.
duced from % to II. 80 -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
TROor n .4RMoRY 4GAIS.


tFtN 5IEI'I W ItFIFVIIs
\ meeting Of the members Of the Viii
mlnstpn lurugcmcinde was held Thurs.
day and thediscnssun Of The proposed pur-
chase Of Troop harmony was brought IN.
The opposed opinions Of Building In
spcctUr Dohl on the one hand ana of
Architect 4. L. Rice and Contractor John
Allvcna as to the suundncss Of the strnc-
turc were aired. 1t was decided 10
refer the Whole matter TO experts out.
side the city Messrs. Roemcr and Elser
Of the Turngemeinde were appointed !.
committee to procure the experts VINO
shall make an impartial inspection and
report.
Mr., Dohl is reported as again rciterating
his assertion that The building is not fit for
balls, and also that the foundation is not
what il should be.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

The Rev. Chandler Alban oal5es, for.
mcrly Of this city, was married Mon
day to Miss Stella Alta Harmed of New
York. The ceremony was perfoi med at
the home of the bride, No. 504 Man
haitian avenue, by the Rev. I. De Witt
Talmage, D. D.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

NeSt month gas will be substituted as
an illumination in the Federal building
for electricity. This is according ID
orders from Washington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
A BOX on DOLLS FOR PERSIA
They Made a Happy Christ
mas Treat in Teheran.
SANTA CLAUS LOVELY GIFTS
The Children Delighted With
the Presents.

A BOX OF Dolls and Other Presents, sent
by West Presbyterian Church, Gives
Christmas joy to the Little Persian
Girls in rehcranMiss Dale, the Mis-
sionary, Tells of Its Reception.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16
Grinaerfosig.

81 anfang Sieies Sabrbunberts
fanb iid ;i Gbinbura Gin Rreis BODICE,
bifSeter, ~8eiituoller Wanner 3ufan1msn,
ipis i'm Die 6auptftabt S9ottlanbs
rt6t iDieosr ,arerbalb ibrer Wauern
ssiebsn bat. 8attsr Scott seb6rte 3i
inn uno 6surD Srou9barn. Der nafs
maliee @orofanster Gjrobbrttannicrs.
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@eje(ihaIt mar ferner 2orb 6ermarb,
Sberridter bes btditen idottiideu Sri,
bunalS. Gin a1SBesei9teter uno &c,
febrter Surtit, that er ii9 uob III eiuer
onberen Ri6tung bernor, bic jener Seit
IN ben istniten &reiien Gbinburss nit
beionberer SOrsialt sepflest iuurbe unb
in Der Chat su elmer fait lnerrei9bas
rem 8oIfonmenbett eelangte, pie btes
inter auoercm aus ben 8riefen uro
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ben lit. 0ieie Sunit mar baS ftarfe
3rtnfen uno in ibr Qorb Sermano ei,,
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bic SALINE retben muBte. 3u9leid
latte CT Die bodite I6tuu9 Dor benz
5rinfen uno bas ticiits Mitlcib nit
benz armen Sd)luGer, melder fih niats
BARN III @nte tbnn founte bage9erl
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tuug iiir alle Sietenigen, bic mobl bdt>
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tbaten.
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eiH 0etrunfsuer eiaem iei1er Sreunbe
cinen WeiRrltih perieete unb pesen
btsier Chat 5ur geridtli4en Beraats
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beutenben Citrate laufen gu lalieu.
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bratl9 pielrebr baraui, CAP man i'm
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fagte uns," rief er aus, rSaB Bel bem
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@runbe gelcgGI babe nub ba6 Der
Gg6ter beranidt 9eweien iei. Gut, or
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unb bod itG9 CT init benz Wteiier mad
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tern iii ?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16
.bs ntp Nontel[lbnn1en,

6efpIat fir bas gunbeStnrnfeft in @iluau,
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plat fir bte Spe3iaffdfer, tpte Se6ter,
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men unb 9epi6titoeeu TIT ben edit
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itimtnte 9tae bat cine @roBe bon 100 bel
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eenparfs ltebt ben Geiu9ern bes Seites
sur 8erfiisuns uub mtrb ben 8erg1ii.
8ungen 8efpiSmet iein. Sier nerben
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-16

ber Siiite, no ct cine ldn9cre Granfbett
our65uma9en bate, e9e CT, Dor faum
5net Monaten, In fstner' beutl9tn pets
natb nteSer c%intraf.
Inter benz Reuen uuo SdtiaaIe.,,
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mitbra9te, iirlb mont Die intereIantsitsn
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Sretfen Oeuti6Ianbs eas bbtite Snte'
rciie erneden.
Die bsiben :3persinRen 0ibitanaO
unb ISmiut purbeu nebft eiuem 3UerSc,
scr cher auf ser Reils SefU.0en lit, ben
Observation-Disclosures Mannemas, In
beren SrtesSssfaneeni3ajt fie 9srotben
raren, absefauft. Sie fteben i'm &(ter
Don Is bis II Sabrsn arb itnS 1 Meter
32 bis 40 Geuttmeter bod Iie iiub
bur6aus nobf 9ebilbst. fptnnslei6 Der
Sberftrper ben uutereu Grtremitdte1
Se9euiiber ettpas iiberntcst. Sbre 3u9e
ftrb bdBli9, bic Sdnbs flein itnb 1ter'
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