Smyrna times., 1893-11-01

names OF l17 persons who attended the
Worlds Fair from that place.
Miss Lucy Richardson, of Dover
received by express little pony which
her father purchased at the Worlds
Fair.
Thomas F. Bayard United States
ambassador, has leased a house in
Princess Gardens, London, for several
years.
The marriage of Miss Lille F. Har-
mer and Boyd K. Cleaver is announced
to take place next Tuesday, October
Slst, IN the Presbyterian Church. at
Port Penn.
New York commercial man, at
Brdgevllle, ordered three-quarters of
bushel otOysters opened, and ate them
all amounting to about three quarts.
at one sitting.
The congregation of the Dover M. p
Church has been invited to worsbin
with the congregation ofWesley NJ. E. |
Church until the new NJ. P. Church is
completed.
The Worlds Fair cold" is the latest
addition to popular diseases. The
visitor to Chicago who did not return
from the fair wiCh a cold in the head ia
TO be congratulated
The new Revised Code is published
ana can now be had from the several
ProthOnOtary sin toe State It is a neat
ana we'll printed volume and some.
what smaller than the last code.
The annual city Teachers Institute.
OF Wilmington under the direction To
City Superintendent of Schools David
W. Harlan, will take place Thursday
and Friday in the assembly room of
the high school,
Cards are out announcing the mar.
rirge Of Miss Ida Horsey, Of Laurel
Del, and DIR. EllegoOd, of Delmar.
November Sth, at > O'Clock D. m, in
St. Phillips Church, Laurel.
Ex-Judge Cunning S. Bedford, as.
slstant district attorney of New York.
died Sunday. The deceased came !
from the old Delaware family of Gunu. {
ing BedfOrds. His grand-uncle was
was one of the Delaware signers of the
Declaration of Independence. t
frame building in the Haglev ward |
Of the Duponts' powder works near '
Wilmington, was DESTROYED bv fire r
Saturday. Headed by Francis G. L
Dupont, the employees, by desperate q
eAertiOns, prevented the flames from y
reaching the powder buildings. J'
FAIRvIEw PARK RACEs.-The Apri.
cultural Society had fine weather on
Wednesday and Thursday for their
special races, but the attendance was
small; and although very little ex. ca
pense was incurred in connection with
the races, the receipts will not very
materially increase the fund with which d.
to pay premiums. O.
AARRIAGEs-H. Winter Davis will
De married at Denton Md. to dav sh
Miss Kittie c., daughter of the Rev fir,
and Mrs. William Day.
BOYD X. Cleaver and Miss Lille F
harmer were married yesterday in vi
Fort Penn Presbyterian Church N
Frank Marvel of Sussex county will
De married November I4th to Miss
lara w. Gale of Chambrige, Md. Su
raul Clifton and Miss MOllie WOoters of
o. Aent county will be married Thurs To
Jay IN Williamsville NJ. E Churrh.
se'
=, CHANGE IN PAsTORATEs. .-BisboD th,
Newman on Saturday transferred the tn
Kev. +. L. Hubbard of Union NJ p
Church, Wilmington, to the Madison
square Church, Baltimore. In making ha
Ihe transfer the Rev. ]. Z. Amos of ito
baitlmOre has been transferred to this tol
conference % and will become pastor or
Union Church. Mr.. Amos is about
~ years old and for long time has ley
0: Oeen stationed either in Baltimore of Of
washington. He is said to be an ex. sec
eellent speaker. at
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ne WAS QUITE A DANDY.-United
states Marshal LannOn, who is located Ea
~ wilmington, was in Georgetown is
lasl week and made inquiries as to the viii
sAereoouts of Henry Wiley, a gentle. to
man OF color, who was wanted for sell. gOC
ing liquor Illegally aud running a
samohng den. Wiley dresses in the
~ shI OF iasnion, and is stuck on his VIII
shape, being leader of cOlored "sas. CHI
slety in Sussex. His customers in bis the
amohng quarters were both white cha
ana black, the former predominatin0 not
ana ne has openly defied the law for
some time. 'o' n
u ls said that Delaware sent more HT
people to the Worlds Fair, in propor. ma,
S' coo 70 her population, than anv other the
o.aee IN the Union. One estimate Pc,
PAGES the number from Wilmington
alOhe at upwards of 1000. A Della. N
i"arean was pretty sure to meet a fell lad,
wherever he went, and if Kai
: Le b',, ,wsnded his way to the Delaware Eas
OsS'lulng ~ be was likely to find number The
- acquaintances aud friends and a Rev
"a5m vat welcome from Mrs. Churchman Geo
ooe uu MISS Bacon. Too much praise
S;.s De gwen to these ladies for the II
svau,, au Getentlon which they gave to VII,
" witt
d. SENATOR HIGGINs' SPEEcH.-The kis
\ ~ u'iadelphia Press in remarking upou Zea
I0.eao ueao lock in the Senate saws hav
=. tne effective speeches delivered
n vPedl Is that Of Anthony Higgins, n
sen.,on cn the Delaware Republican Kar
= clear thinker, a strong reasonar srac ..
Mo NJ. "a ready debater. In this speecb .s. ,o.s
NJ higgins sets forth the experiment ,n,u Ilon
~ it OF the silver purchases under go
Al Suerman law, and shows that as
pertinent it has failed and its D.
ipsSsent inc,. influence is only harmful. He ~ ~
Of fues on0 10 the opinion that one cause NO. "s.
ensTa present trouble is an excess of SsSe aao,
tressacy which continued issues of ao..' go
tenssvy notes only aggravate and in Re-
destraE IN MARYDEL.-A fire which
Mar.;ye ep two houses ia the heart of r,
Mondeael was discovered about O'Clock lain
have morning. It Is supposed to died
resi5ooor oorlginated in the garret Of the Brig
lamsa OF Thomas r. Green, as the was
garrss we're first seen coming from his q. B
Nooss window. The house Of John w. so a
II NJ which stood within a few feet Had
lad ~ 0reeD's house, soon took fire char
most ~as also destroyed. He saved
aoth ~ MS furniture and clothing. TT
n cnuses houses were partially insured. at th
|. Cree !. ls !. a member of the firm of ing
actassssn 'Ssn = Brother, phosphate manu- acqu
lIr Ms MAand and dealers in coal and grain. attra
It tbs soEe s,s kept boarding houses and very
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