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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
STATIONERY AND BOOKS

STATIONERY AND BOOKS
10 pounds Of WRITING PAPER. worth
&c a POUND. for &.
ANY three 50c paper-bound Books-our
price is 42c-for 81
books Of the Madison Square Library
for 81. Publishers price. PC each.
Webster's original Unabridged Diction-
airy. worth $50 for 81.
Josephus. cloth-bound; publishers
price. 81 for 81.
Ledger. Journal and Day Book good
and strong. all for s.. from si.3s
Five &c SCRAP ALBUMS for 81.
CARPETS
All Moquett4 Carpets that are sl25 to
;l3j for 81 a yard.
Body Brussels. 81 from sl.35 a yard.
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS
10 yards Of India Llnon. with handsome
col0red border, sells at 16 70 sc
yard: for 81
10 yards Of l4c India Linon FOR 81.
TABLE DAMAsK. t1.25 to Sl.65 a yard,
for g.
TABLE CLOTHS. double damask.
colored borders. frlnged all around.
Beauties. Been $50 and N-S. To-day
s.. Fresh new goods.
Dotted Swiss that has been 5 TO COO
a yard al yards for s.. OF course
this rate. II you want: but not less
than a dollars worth.
10 hemmed HUCK TOWELS. pure linen,
isN3s inches. $50 worth for 81
10 TURKISH BATH TOWELS. 2ox40
inches. $50 worth for 81.
g yards TWILLED CRASH for 81.
DINNER NAPKINS, pure linen that
have heen $l.25 and s14s. are 81 a
dozen.
ENBROIDERY-
Collections Of AZ. 9 and Is yards, CIV
ing you big $50 worth for 81
A big lire Of handmade TORCHON
LACE that's %. 3 and 55c a yard, at
yards for 81.
New LACES for dress trimming, % 70
5oc values. s yards FOR s..
LADIES GLOVES
Keysers Patent Ffnger-tipped SILK
GLOVES-if fingers wear out first
you get new pair frec-;lls quality
a25. H42 and r5o KID GLOVES to-
day 81.
RIBBONS
80 yards Of Ribbon. much OF which was
and l0c a yard. for Stand we'll not
sell less than a dollars worth OF H.
ANY . and 3oc Ribbon goes to-day at
yards for 81.
Five 25c Windsor Ties for 81.
MEMS GOODS
5 Washable Hopsack Ties for 81.
&c silk Scarfs. 81.
Four zoe SILK Scarfs. 81.
Five pairs &c Lisle-thread Half-Hose
for 81.
5 pairs fast black Half-Hose, Is and &c
values for 81.
Unlaundered Shirts. pleated bosoms,
No matter about the weather
SALE will 20 on. We must have
them.
THE COHEN C0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
PERSONAL.

HAVING EVERY REASON TO FEAR
III that many OF the old patrons OF the
late firm OF THOMAS W. MCANcE.
JR, & CO. as well as personal friends.
and the public generally. do not know OF
my wherea bouts, take this means OF in
forming them that | am with the firm
OF A F. MOSBY g. SON. COAL AND
street. Phone III Patronage solicited;
satisfaction guaranteed.
}sl7-1m THOMAS w. ECANCE. JR-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
MONEY CAN BE -yhD BY BUYING
now

Special reduced prices or
LADIES WASH WRAPPERS AND
WAISTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

Cuspilor for sl-heen &3.ls pair.
French china CUPS ard SAUCERS, s.
a dozen, instead Of $3.50.
Decorated China Sef-POuring TEA
POTS. 81 instead ~ {l6j 20 $3.50.
After-dinner COFFEES, French. gold
handles. 81 a dozen. instead Of s2.H d
dozen.
Persian china decorar 90 CUPS 81
a dozen. instead d S2i9.
China UMBRELLA STANDS. 81. In
stead OF $50
Decorated CUPS and SAUCERS. 81
dozen, instead Of 1870
Carlsbad china DESSERT PLATES 81
instead Of s 80 a dozen.
India chinn GAME PLATES. 81 a
dozen. instead OF .3ss
only, large JAPANESE PLAQUES 81
each. from 1910.
Decorated COVERED DISHES. l each.
instead OF SIS TO $40.
White French china TEA PLATES. 81
a dozen. instead OF N.5s.
Any Limoge China PLATE that's been
1.25 70 50. for 81.
ANY piece Of French China that's been
s. or less. for 81.
Decorated WATER PITCHERS, Ii
fnoge china, 81. instead OF s2ss.
ANY VASE or ORNAMENT that's $3.50
or less. for 81.
BABY CARRIAGES. as are"-not doll
carriages; been $3.50 and $40 To-day
81
Some HALL LAMPS that have been
slsS 10 $3.50. to-day 81.
Child's HIGH CHAIRS. been si.e9. To-
day ST.
FINGER BOWLS. 81 a dozen. instead
Of Sl67
Handsomely decorated, 81 a dozen. In
stead OF $3.50 and s..
Crystal ICE-CREAM SETS. tray and
u saucers s.. instead Of Si67
Thin WINE GLASSES. 81 a dozen. in
stead OF sls6
CHAMPAGNE GLASSES 81 a dozen. IN
stead OF N.T.
Table JARDTNIERES. full nickel
plated 81. instead OF si.si
A few ROCKING CHAIRS that'ye been
$3.50 each. for 81.
JAPANESE TRAYS. % inch. that have
been $50. for 81.
HASiMOCKS. q. instead q $3.50.
rain or shine, the biz DOLLAR
liars and this is our today'S bid for
THE COHEN co.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
NEW SrxD4Y-scHooh BUIADING.
Bethany Baptist Churchs New Sunday
school Rooms at Elm and jackson
streets to Cost About $4,000,

Bethany Baptist Church is now free
of debt, the last of the Indebtedness,
some $4,000 having been wiped out a
fortnight ago.
The congregation has now commenced
the erection of new Two. story brick
chapel at Elm and Jackson streets. The
old structure, frame building, erected
20 years ago is now being torn down.
The proposed expenditure is about
$4,000. The contractor is Calvin |.
Swayne. 1t is expected that the build
ing will be ready early in the fall. 1t is for
the purposes Of the Sunday-school. In
the upper story will be a reading room,
PASTORS study and ladies parlor Until
the completion of the building all ser.
vices will be held in the church.
The new building was necessary on
account Of the oyer-crowding of the
Sunday-school which has increased to
an average attendance Of 300. The
present Bethany Church was dedicated
in the fourth year Of the pastorate Of
the Rev. O. &. Buddington who has
been in charge of Bethany now for eight
years. IL was erected at a cost Of SCI
900. This with the cost Of the building
just commenced will aggregate an ex-
pendlture on the part of Bethany con.
gregatlon of $31 900 for church and
Sunday.school buildings at Elm and
jackson streets. This is independent of
the cost of the north mission of Bethany
Baptist Church, on Lincoln street near
Delaware avenue, which with the lot
is value for about $4,000. There is
another property owned by the Bethany
congregation in Browntown valued at
81 600,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
EEATnER ANn cRnps.
Report of the Maryland State weathe
Service for Delaware and Eastern shor
Counties,

Report of the Maryland State Weather
Service for Delaware and Eastern Shore
Counties.
The last bulletin Of the Maryland
State Weather Service contains the fol.
lowing:
Port Deposit, Cecil County-Wheat
continues to improve, but other CROPS
are backward, except clover, which is
looking we'll. Little corn planted.
i. MOVES, JR.
Rising Sun, Cecil County-It is
thought that wet weather injured
wheat, as the top blades appear 10 be
frozen. Glover fields look we'll.
w. r. b. RoBERsoN.
Rising Sun, Cecil County-Past week
week wet and cold, and bad for crops.
W. p. REYNOLDS.
Singerly, Cecil County.-Wheat and
oats growing nicely, but grass is back.
ward on account Of excessive rains with
little sunshine. JAMES VI. NAuDAIN.
Chesapeake City Cecil County Wheat
and oats look fine. Corn planting dc.
layed by cold rains.
JONI W. HARRtoTT.
Millngton, Kent County, Wheat
looks well, but grass is still backward.
Strawberries in bloom. Little corn
planting done.
JoHN G. TURNER, 2. NJ.
Queenstown, Queen Anne's County
Cold weather checked growth of grass
and garden crops.
CHARLES c. WILSON.
Denton, Caroline County-loung
peaches falling badly. Much fear i
entertained for the crop, as it is too
early for the "June fall. Whea. looks
we'll Il. C. RANsnrtI
Greensboro, Caroline COunty-Farm
work much retarded by rains. Fruit
still in good condition, but TOO much
rain for wheat 4. Is, Ror.
Fredericksburg, Caroline County-Un.
favorable weather for farm work. Very
little corn planted, except on sandy
land. Grass at a standstll.
G. FRED QUIpoRT.
Bellevue, Talbot County-Cundition
favorable for all farming interests.
Wheat looks well. FoRREsT SCoTr.
Tunis Mills, Talbot County-With no
more rain we will be able to plant corn
next week. Wheat growing nicely.
Fruit uninjured. HENRY RlEMAS.
Easton, Talbot County-All growing
crops look well, and the outlook for a
fruitful year is unusually propltious.
g. W. MINSrcK.
Dailsville, Dorchester Co-Peqches,
apples, pears, and cherries injured TO
considerable extent by heavy rains, high
winds and cold weather. Corn. planting
backward. CHAs. 5. JACKSON
Cornersvillc, Dorchester County
Frost this Monday morning may in
jure fruit. Very unpropitious weather
Tor farm work J. NJ. BECKwIrH.
Barron Creek Springs, Wlcomlco
County and rain retarded all farm
operations, and stopped blowing for
corn. Even clover common and crimson.
anu peas, now in blossom, show their
effects. ALBERT L. AcwoRrn.
Milford, Kent County, Delaware
On account of the cool weather, crops
have not grown much. Rain delayed
corn planting, j. Y. FouLK.
kirkwood, New Castle County, Della
ware Wheat growing fast. Fruit and
early truck slightly injured by frost.
J. f. NELSON.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
KNOWLEDGE

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ter than others and enjoy life more, with
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Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
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dispelling colds, headaches and feveri
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free FROM
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
SILISBT M. ND.


SALISBURY, Mn, May Messrs
William II. Jackson & Son have JUS
contaminated deal With the Beaufort
County Lumber Company Of North
Carolina, BY which they como into pos.
session of a hundred million feet OF
standing virgin forest yellow pine
timber. The tract is near Wilmington,
N. q. The Mcssrs. Jackson will work
it at their Whalcyyille (VaD plant ami
will probably begin 10 manufacture it
some time next year. Much Of it will
be transported in the rough from
Nhaleyville to the salisbury factory,
where it will be turned into box mate,
rial for the Standard Oil Company.
w. :. lloger Of Wilmington, Del. Il
representative Of the Salisbury Electric
Light Company, has made estimates for
frame building To be erected on the
site Of the one recently destroyed ana to
be Of the same Dimensions, 40 by 40
feet, with boiler room 20 by 40 feet
and metal root.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
ron ~ noN0nIHAE DIsCnAnGE
Go. G, y. g. d.. Desires to DisbInd and
the soldier Boys ASK FOR AN Honorable
piSThHr..C,

Go. G OF The Delaware state militia,
met At the armury, Masonic Temple, Fri,
day ana decided d asE the Governor
for an honorable discharge from tie SER
vice OF the State, This action is directly
due e the parstmony shown in legisla-
tive action al the recent session OF the
General Assembly which denied TO the
militia the funds necessary for their
support as an organized body
The soldier boys have been hitherto
paying out Of their owu pockets largely
towards maintenance Of the organiza
ton. Further payments are becoming
too much Of q tax and this condition Of
things has driven them To the course
adopted last night Captain Pusey l.
NickersaGm is in accord with the rank
and lilc Of his command on tile subject
1t is possible thai the Legislature may
believe in the necessity OF the militia
but At the same time they seem to have
no desire 70 pay forit support.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
WILMINGTON TTENG EuEISDE.
The Prize Winners at tho Turner's Ath'
letiC Entertainment Wednesday sight

An exhibition and ball was given at
Turner's Hall by the Wilmington Turn.
Eemcinde Wednesday night, when the
following were the prize winners:
Girls class-Frst prize, Lena Muller;
second, Lizzie Braun
Boys eiass--t'irst prize, Harry Muller;
second, Arthur Koehler.
Women's cIass-Frst pri2e, Louise
Fulk; second, Mary Brown
Mems cass-First prize, Herman
Rumann second, Robert Fu,k.
The proceeds will be applied to the
letraying Of the expenses il tile class
that will participate in the National
Funniest, in Milwaukee, July 2l,t, 22d,
23i and Gath, From Milwaukee the
class will 90 to Chicago, and take part
in the athletic exhibition to be given Mt
the Worlds Fair by the North Ameri-
can Turner Bund.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Piles permanently cured; no pain. nr
Reed, ~ south 18th Street, Philadelphia.
send for circular,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

70 amend chapter ], Vol. MIL, Laws
Of Delaware.
70 divorce Christian McCracken from
Thomas McCsacken.
70 change The voting place in the
South Milford election district in Cedar
Creek hundred.
TO transfer the home farm of Mary J.
Lingo from School district No. I5 to
united District Nos, "A aud 100. &c
10 amend chapter 2l9, Vol. XIX,
Laws Of Delaware.
10 authorize the laying out of street
in the town of Frpdcrica
To incorporate the Grand Castle,
knights Of the Golden Eagle, of Della
ware.
10 authorize the directors of the Fred
erica Railroad Company 10 pay certain
moneys to the town commissioners of
the town Of Frederick.
To incorporate the Delaware Con-
structiOn Company.
70 amend chapter 232, Vol. XIX,
Laws Of Delaware.
To amend chapter 1Gl, Vol. NNIIT,
Laws Of Delaware.
Authorizing the Mayor and Council
Of Wilmington to make u certain appro-
priation Of money.
10 amend section I, chapter 50, Vol.
Mn, Laws of Delaware.
TO amend section cbo,,tnr % w,
ANllI., Laws Of Delaware.
For he removal Of snow rr,,, tho
public roads in Kent conn,,, I'm '''e
Toamend chaptcr5l, Revised Statutes.
For the relief of united School dis
trict Nos. 30 and Al. New Castle county.
For the relief OF Mary Cook
To Incorporate the Ancient Order If
United Workmen's Uail t,omnanv ~
Delaware. VI
For the relief oF tho D.,oworo G
Chesapeale Towboat COMPANY ana tho
| Clydc Steamship Cnmrlnr ~
To incurporate tho Sa9itari,,n Cam.
pauy of Wilmington.
M irrrrnnrntn tl,n Nr,s,,,io nm g.,
pany Of Milford.
To amend Tie act entitled nm ar, IN
provide for the secrecy and nmr inv IF If
the ballot. - -
10 incorporate the Delaware Datoc.
tive Agency.
To i6cornorate the Ccntrol C,onotcrv
| Company,
10 change thc mama of Gottrrci1
Osterlie to Charles D. Tavlor ~
prnviding fnr an i,st't,o,;,r 80 ,,,oo,
for the CITY Of Wiiminrtpn 80
10 rcnciI Al M entittnd 4, a. III
viding revenue for Tho state f'O
To amend chanter 41o vol NH
Laws of Drlawarn ~
10 Incorporate Inc PhiladeInbia a
Frederictl TRANSPORTATION t,omnanv
10 incorporate the Delawnra pnou.
matte Tube and Delivery Cnmnanv
10 incorporate the WavnrIv T1vas,. .
ment Company, -
no amend chopter 5se Vol yv1T
Laws of Delaware. -
To provide uniform rnlos far tbo
measurement Of mason work '
For the relief Mary II + Tvi,,orz
In relation 10 s., .john's Chur"b Iyu.
mington. :
NJ incnrnorota 40 No,,,., T.,, 80
Steel Company. - ''''
Authorilimf tbe onnot,t,ne,t ~
special consIables far M DeIaware
State Hospital al Farnburst :
To incorporate the Bavard LEGION
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

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10 divorce Waller + Dictr and lila
A. Dick.
TO incorporate Corinthian Lodge, No.
/, Shield OF Honor of Delaware.
To divorce Isaac West from Eliza
West.
To divorce Mary h. Kirby and James
p. Kirby.
| To enable the Delaware Civ public
school to change the time Of holding its
annual election.
To incorporate the Chester Is vii.
mlngton Electric Railway Company.
10 incorporate the Masonic Hall Com
pany of Lewcs.
To transfer the lands of Michael
Gahagan from School district No. 81 to
District No. 20, New Castle county.
Regulating the sale Of cigarettes.
10 amend chapter 26, Vol. XIX,
Laws of Delaware, in relation to Trus-
| tees of the Poor.
To amend an act entitled an act to
amend chapter 400, Vol. XIV, Laws of
| Delaware.
| 10 incorporate the Lombard Con-
struction Company.
! 10 renew the charter of Mattahoon
| Tribe, No. II, Improved Order Of Red
Men.
In relation to shad fishing in Broad .
kiln river.
To incorporate the People Guarantee
and Trust Company
10 divorce Letitia w. Smith from
| Valentine ID. Smith.
10 divorce Ellen Conner from John
Conner
10 INCORPORATE the Claymont Hall
Company.
! 10 amend chapter 1877, Vol NIX,
Laws Of Delaware.
In relation to St. Joseph's Society for
Coored Missions, Wilmington.
Transferring Isaiah Derickson from
School district No. l34 to School district
No. l4O. Sussex county.
Authorizing the recorder of New
Castle county to record certain deeds,
10 supplement tile act entitled Gan
act for the advancement of popular
education.
10 incorporate the Delaware Indus.
trial School for Girls.
10 make valid the record Of a certain
deed in New Castle county.
70 lay ont Il public road in Duck
Creek hundred, Kent county.
many limiteJ '''e '''' '"o' N"''it oo'''-
~, -. ~
~ a''tiiollAc ochooi uistrlct NOS u
| w = y " ~" iiiohey l"r inc purpose
VI ~, TioGt'nB u Schooi,house'
u TN, ~ Incorporate ~ inc Nordon Heights
Tn inrnrro.!,tl. ,i,a pa,.. 6. C,
i, - lnc9tlIofate we DoVer " camden
'" ~, 1ii, ,.al.M"f Sv G,oHlhPany' ;, n
f.an 10 V Tiy2fce =, w ilhelmiha u. Conroy
M fnrther amend m ~, or,i,Io1 ~
/ MI ID rnyis,.nI c,,ns,,,ija,a s's,1' -
rotating r. tha civ nf VII; -, ,''''"'o'
n incnrnnrota ,t, y" V 3,''nt " H..
| tensinn Di,,h Ita,,,,',, ''o i'''''iei l-A7
WI ncnrnarata XII p;,,,,;d. r,u
| Cott,, l',n,nan,, ''e'siN9 icii
M inrnrrorote the Riyar,;d, t,.o, T.
toto Cnmntnv - o'''e i'''' l's'
M onthnri2a ~ a., Can, u H.
countv to fnnJ = ,1nrtinS5 ~ I'll ~, ~ III
nose = ''''0t'o Vi Ito iii''eo'eu'
| TTn diyoroa nt,,,La ..L s..
Angs,i u,y'r r,h,, Ir'''''e" Ar'hufs from
IN HI;yidn SaLo,i di,,., " J.,
and al '''''''0'' WIS o.
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Nannfantrri,,I, ~ y 'oii WINS
~ incN ,tS ' III S,yi c,
linn C,,'S,nam,, wy >.''''i'0'i ooiistFuc-
II, .mnmI 81 ~,
c,rnor,, H., =" NY etltlsle,i an act 10 IN
n y raln,; 1iS ~ IN W., VI I'm, Sily ION.
,,orsans '' ~, - ~ I'iI ausllss'o. OF insane
!, i E.r@hu ~ - i'o'""arc o''te fiospltal
~ innnr, '' tr,,.
T,de,n ,vL 't 1ri, ons'y Li,,uSe, no, Al
neia w S"n''' s1'''ei u o"u FELLOWS OF
Nm W. ;, IL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18
LAWS OF THE LAST SESSION
Results of the Work of the
Legislators.
A COMPLETE LIST OF THE BILLS
A Record That Will be Useful
for Reference.

Complete Compilation, by Title. of All
the Bills Passed and Joint Resolutions
Adopted by the General Assembly At Its
Recent Session--A Comprehensive Free
sentation of the Work That Was Done.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Charged with passing forged check at
the banking house of DreNel ~ Company,
Robert Byracs turser swindlcr and all
round confidence man, WAS given n hear
ing in Philadelphia Thursday, and held in
50, 500 bail tor trial
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

Ia Frel La,
~ ,,,,,,,o,. l. ,oc ~,
win h, ,u.',J'f ~ J'aptai ''o' VOL
tr iii,, ~ ttiM Z " i'e.a .,.i
;ncornnr,ta IL, .p.,,,,, ~ Nh ~ W ~
niIor ,.;t" WI .omN E W nt,'e',. NJ,
oncn C'as,,,9, AZ e'' an" ''i
m, i|.anr3, n. n.l,
and Indnstrisi Co,n,,o,y 80 '''"o'
Ia "noo Witt rHn3 IL sor,h Mo-
l,rl. IN H. 49,, a l'u"iiS io'' III 2outh MUIR
M renew ia charter - ~. N1,.roi
Loan Assorintion ~ Widdioto,,n
M ,Itnr tI,n d;roo,,i,,,,N 4 49,.
tions Of certnin stroots in ,ht, - 10 ~
Wilmington - 10y =
M vnnata 4, nor,io, ~ p,,,onoo5
strant viir,in,,,i. ~ ''o'' Vi ''"''oH "o'u
Permittinr nsrsnns accusod If cri,ro
4, ,ostif,, ~ i.Sms aeL L1s Vi crime
10 incor ~, Srot ~ g Tam H. 49,.
Sociotv If Dnvar gu" o'"0'
Ta aa,anJ -, IN .,..a-
.,l9 aHl,llu seetlon ~, chapter 80, Re-
III, I'M Ivy.
IN relation 10 liquor licenses for this
'7'I ~ ,Ii,.;.l.
,,itaJ 1Ii'l'3ltuh.o Nv '..e"i NY
Mn, '2shooi district Nos. % ana W.
In relation 10 nv oolloo,o,,
To incnrnorats the ~ Gt,,,,,rI,a
Imnrovenant Gnn, NJ ~ >'o"'''J i'''iu
Enr ,t,n Xxi, az 4. Puii1
10 change the cn,,rsr Of nn,iin .' rnod
in MisnilI,9n hnndrn5 p"'''o ioa"
10 protect county rnads o,d h.,au,.
Ear a sSecj.l oIa,,,iaa ~ D HI
vacancy in The House of Represemtative cS
ocrn .in,,d la, ~, JaI = thit" Nv %
way. ''"7 80
~ further sn,,,lomo,, ~. ..,,,,,
an act in relation to the coIIoctinn 'I If
taxes in Kent and Sussey rnuntfas
AUTHORIZING tho bnilding ~ W, ,,.,.
head bridge N the citv If Wilni,gta,
To protect the marks of the b1iind.
aries of this state.
10 amend CHAPTER 476 Vol XIV lave
Of Delaware. - Y
10 make valid observation-disclosures 81
certain deed in New Castle con nv -
10 incorporatc tho Fsnwick IsIona
Company.
70 incorporate the Fenwick Gnrri,n
Club. ~" y N'ii'"s
In relation to the town of Dover
10 incorporate The Delawornan pri,t
ing Company.
n, snnnIa,,,o,. .,,o oa,..;.,.,
4, incn,!rt,rai, IIs ~. ~ ent'tlcu an Wy
independent Order Of Odd Fellows Of
oealord.
10 incorporate the Delaware Hotel
company.
o correct and validate certain decd
X, ar,an 10 lit w.
visad stat,rta, 'h :, ehaP'eF 10 re-
Concern III co,yorsi,n 90 ,,.o,a..,.
BY ballee.
10 incorporate the EMPLOYERS and
f'inployes Protective Insurance Com
pany.
10 amend chapter Gil, Vol. XNIL,
Laws of Delaware, as amended by chap.
ter 2l7, Vol. NIX, Laws Of Delaware.
Ia relation to bribery.
i o amend chapter SO, Revised Code.
Concerning process in the hands of
Robert &. Dunn, deceased late sheriff
OF Kent county.
To amend an act entitled an act to
amend an act to establish the kenton
public schools.
10 prevent the accomplishment If
frauds upon the General Assembly bv
means of deception and tricky amend.
ments or additions to acts.
In relation to constablcs.
In relation to compensation of officers
Of the General Assembly.
To renew and extend the charter of
the Western Car COMPANY.
10 Incorporate the Economic Insur.
ahGe company OF America.
10 incorporate the Wilmington &
Brandywlne Springs Railway Company,
To incorporate the Union Park Com
pany.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
Moh Nlolcnre Threatened.

WEST UNIoN, Ia. Nov. 29.-,Special Telc-
gram Co The BEE. -Quime Odckirk yestcr-
day pleaded guilty to the charge of incest.
He was taken to Anamosa last night, the
sentence being five years at hard labor. The
crime was committed last spring and Ode
kirk, hearing the mutterings in the commun
itv, suddenly disappeared, All summer the
sheriff worked on the case, sending photo
graphs ali over the country and finally
he was discovered Mt Fillmore, q. r., Il little
guilty, the sentence and the taking of the
train were all accomplished within an hour.
The sheriff and prisoner did not occupy the
passenger coach, but seCrctCd themselves
behind some trunks in the baggage car until
the train had passed the limits of the city.
There was u howl OF rage among the people
in the section where Odekirk lived this
morning. They were just waiting for the
verdict to be sure they had the right man.