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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06
AROUND THE COURTS.
Sndee Gavin and District Attornes
eusnrpie wrestling with the
0oekcf--sudge nrnshenr TFfS-
ing Th;nnr Eans-rvofez
cH1>,INaI, pIsrRIcv coURT.

S S.a,si senn - -Asne' usRs's 49, :
Ihe fcIlowing cases were disposed q
}est<riny;
Paul Floeck. appeal; continued by con-
sent.
Peter bob. appeal; continued BY state
Minnie Wells, appeal: defenuants APP
peal BOND Tor $50 forfeited.
Mis-. SMITH srprai complaint qusshed
) ii, nation Or defendant.
Paddy pyines. appeal; continued by
Ms II. BennsEer. appeal; reset FOR
pf s. e fa9l;llsr appeal: ,,stsnasats as
f0r December H..
BernardA De Gcorg,e. appeal; ordered
o,s which ai,s he case was tried ID the court
'l IA Burke. theft, reset for December y
KS lid Hurkt horse theft reset tor De-
es ~ ]. 'MsMinan Il ~ sci fai continued
MARY ssais-. assault to murders mol pros,
btc1iise defendant II dead
f'hnfl4A Kfolf. threat to do serious bod
+, II, y III I'm. mol itfts for wAnt OF evidence.
IL Il, Afdrsws exhibiting eaminsi mol
pros. because OF trial and conxict is1.,, y, y.
Drcylotis case % the nrtfiu VttNseH
charged IA this case.
II. At Waidfon. aggravated assault and
battery: verdict NOT guilty.
~ 7, .s,,sevlsr means Of escape
4. ,'r,sn,ser X, tail: moi pros because de-.
f.,,ds,,s 10 dssd.
il. J Taylor sssault to murder; con
''f"'sr y x e,,sr csrtvint- plstoi: continued
,,s ,s,,,ss, ~ y : :
Z. II. Martin. murder; cause set for De-
Ssl,ssass -,
NM, porstv yns,rio~. set for December
"a: a,eoini veuire AZ slxty ordered
f.assa set-1The following cases were set
- r s@,ai
ter I'LL ,.,,s.,s y,.ccno,,er eyyfn. crsmer.-
nppeal'
n,,gt5s5v. s,s,,,e fheft.
sr sla ,Ssn,, n1sss'h ote,,s s AK =
ssrtrrsiav, December .. -4l)icle Decker, oc-
ci,patlon tax (two caseg); Nick Moore
seerayatesi assault ana battery
wednesday, December Osas - Nice
Donald e al datnFong relssl9ns Wehsn,g:
oily iss s'' sy,, ts,,,e
=
Ky i,ii,tsi,,e a,,,it,ss in,es
i2anlelson, exhibiting estHins; MACK siui-
rriday, Deceniber siiohn smith. as
Aauif to raVe; Henry stewart ntsst'tyAied
Assault and battery Ed ikcEnnni- ag-
lraTatoi assault and battery Henry
oecupntioff lax; 3. Ii. Massit, swsndllns
S,,fs,,xinv: Dscetnbet is,Z,Iohn }. t,rgsson
!. II al. xsaft:: ioisH Jchnson, exhlnitins gaEn-
anE; louis yAcVi,5t Alls =. - Z sslS 81
fiibiting FASnlngs aoxy Mcteaeen carrying
riefef. Chris Shark. Gus Ratiey, Max Raj
1fs. .f0ii,l W.shey and tawthorn disturb
ing rtiSi.fous srorRnip. Horace Wilson. APP
real: yhnnnas Owens appeal: IKE Hny-
ller appeal n Il. sgeiIIngton appeal
hfonday Deeefaber -4Tniiam j. Perry.
so is.s,r,sers I, ins,n schnes5er assault TO
a t.s,- NJ, s,,s,s, Apti
y g 81 ~ 80. ~ $50
~ s.s.lss u 49, Il ts,s. s,sft
~ = 8 ~ ~ ~ -
~ E t1,te.s. - q x.,.,,
" eans sf, \ al 1877 WI
siatns aisa Tom ~ ilaszns, Sour cases cat
10 flsfft q
CIVIL DISTRICT CubKT-
rlssI District cdsirf-aJudre sam IL Era
el5eAr presiding. j II Whites clerk hv
u II Wii,sams aerlfv Cenrgo Ellis, sher-
IN ~ j RI priiaff aenufr
ii this cont ysiterriay The Judge was
nj work On hsz nav dockrt-a book devised
hy hsfn4eif md one which doris away with
al hut nlse book ~ record on his DISK Ii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06

Substitute for anthracite coal. for sail
by Houston Gas Light company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06
MASONIC BOOKS,


ana books OF all kinds, also 1894 diaries
At Hancocka book store, lie Congress
avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06

THE WONDER SToRE,
~ Ia feet from Crawford'a Tea Store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06
County rreasurer,s Renort.

The report Or 4. Mrupwen. county
Treasurer. shows The following amounts
regiatered and paid On account Of the
several county funds for the month o. Mo-
MEMBER 1888:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

WHY RETURN I'd
DELINQUENT,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
VIA G.. & w. n.
Grand Rapids $3.50 Bay View

Grand Rapids 1870 Bay View
Round Trip.
Account OF Camp Meeting and As
sembly AT Bay View, the Scenic Line"
Chicago 4 West Michigan Ry.-will
sell tickets on July 10Th TO 10Th. good to
return August 18th. at one fare rate
from all stations Rate from Grand
Rapids is s5..5. Trains leave at 80 a.
N. and lao p. M. with parlor cars. stop
ping at Traverse City for meals. Night
train leaves AT IL ID. with sleeper. Phone
1904 for accommodations.
GEo DEHAvEN,
General Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

rsrsrssh. Az scssSsas s1ssic 10 TIE esss safe.
ys@za Asaislss lmpezdnsx peril Ar,sss ~
insixorsnts shseh aaoslsrn ses~ncs Is de-
sS.0iea AL xAp~xiszse<s approved = uosr<
tsr >eomx Dsssrss. and q Socaf,as ~
tEss lace. D4sessipn. rss.s~ea os th1s -.
Ia stosn<rhle. eonpexAsse< for srsAa a.
vital fofss, an4 rSs-sr sStes u us
10th iGsusssa b. 4. as<. 90 oS-srass u The
eoUpists nsstofzs.o. VI slgst. ils btftsrs
rrise las liver and ii6ney uootie AID
malaria
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Boy vss~ Camp ksssinx aud Assembly.
s575 TO Bay View and return on July
10 70 ~ iaeluslss good for return until
August H.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 73O q m d,
~ p a. and leo p. m; arrive Bay
View sto p. IA. : % ?. IN and 4'43 a. u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

WIZ = Z thss PEOPLE in general are 80
81 disregard lass IL strength, clearly
psFccYti - Ia lo4.ly shfia kase failure ~
appetite. srnxsn RS laeenprehensihls
h4f fr.s. sarer tHfsiesSne-e. 81 oyerseea-
inz cosaasnce IA tie power Of nature -
ieoifsra ie--fh-se are sgge<titie rsssous.
O.ss os liz faoss ofservai's szuals 81 danger
fhruen - sstr.sssd nafase s. w1aIug
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
ATTEND SRELlAL SALE 4 %i TX. :,


Sunday Tram TO Ousws Beach.
Leaves Union station via c. 4 W. NJ,
at $50 a. N. Leave Beach at $50 p IA.
add pleasant place 10 spend Sunday.
Good tshlng for those who like H.
nood fish 10 eat at the hotel. Every
thing g'ood-even the price for the ride
down and back 10 cents Garry a
lunch Il you coI't want 10 go to the
note
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
For Sixty Names One Bicycle Free

For 30 Names and
For 40 Names and
For 80 Names and
For 20 Names and
For 10 Names and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

r1ss 3~wt3r sh.t Trsr CsssrTh y hcreis-ss
srplv h~ssse -. ss~-ot 20 fosaf c'Ira
II s.x-s Cs~rTh Rera>ir corrs - s.h
oa.-~uup;~sesT ~ pruprs-scrs GO 80
rv~ra Tor q incarAsk cas- - c.s>rTh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

TRAVERSE CITY.

NE-AH-TA -WANTA AND CINEMA
Via train No. ). Leaves Grand Rapids
at 40 "a. m. arrives Traverse City l -
p. m. Runs directly 10 steamer dock.
avoiding transfer of any kind. Baggage
checked through.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Our Young America Long Distance
Safety is made In two styles with three sizes
of each style, either boys or girls, namely:
% ~, or 70 inch wheels. Each machine
Is carefully tested before leaving the fac
tory.
A sample machine car be seen at The
Herald Office. 1t is well made and durable.
Who will be the first boy or girl to get
machine.
Parents teach your boys to know the
value of dollar by earning bicycle, either
in whole or part. Full instructions and
blanks for canvassing are furnished at the
office, Is Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

- - KID
- - ~fxlsess eosir ANA Al
~rs tz>s-es lhcs maze ~or.ns
lie rairs-T Nsv'r, evf~S. ilv
. fae-c~'s F.~o-fte frsscTiptioz-
Ter al ~ fs-a-.zeEenss. a.s1r.
d.-., al dsx'~~s p-ct1llar q -
~. taS = 49, cnly remedy -
cr--sfn tkf- L cin - c,zGraalssd
, n ?. eT.f fs's - kaneas II cure,
IN have r-rr -1o1e~ ascf
us n BE- r,ate r1r.i'r eoY
~o~-asl. crrsfsisy stsg 81 - her
3ekicas1 crxsHssssiots. 81 rcvrr
ecnsictia< ~st aa7 Z h-r ccusii-
tsors II regulates rld frfrs -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

a. A. ur1r,-r f-1f:e s4er :, t-siifis - 81 n
-i-r--.sa tn ssstea system, snt restores
heaNh AMI se-srgtn
A. ycr ~~>s, ne-~r.. srS ssl-nz. y : IN
sn~a 81 o~&r~ors>if r., = vi hrinz
rvsu -,~-s. he.rs - ths unskers friend Z
ir->,e rain snd bas~r~ he q hosk nsoth~F
md casis
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

The new management OF the New
York Ita@ emphasized its control 0fthat
splendid representative Of metropolitan
Journalism, on Thursday, by "a complete
change in the mechanical appearance of
Vie paper. And yet, while the change
Is somewhat radical, there are enough
Of the old and familiar characteristics
left ~ mairtain the special appearance
Of the paper, which marked its typo
graphical individuality, as its character
and contents ever made it conspicuous
as one Of the best newspapers published
IN this country. 1t is stlll the New
York Times Of old, but with a more
modern touch in arrangement and
makeup, new and larger type, and q
general mechanical appearance that
makes It pleasing 70 the eye, as well as
satisfying to the mind.
The policy 81 the paper under its new
management is set forth in the follow.
ing editorial announcement in to.days
issue:
Inc Ignf' viii be a Democratic news
payer. tnr = years 1t has advocated the
principles and the policies that we're en- +.
lhhinlllr approved By the people in the
Presidential! election Of 1892. Under lis
present leadership the Democratic party
hiis advanced those principles TO the 'posl.
ton Uf controlling political forces. By its
counsel and its criticism the Tunes will try
% Ielp the party to maintain them and
broaden their sway
IN municipal affairs since muuiCipal
affairs are matter Of business and nUl ii
politics, the CHEF concern Of the zIuse
will be, A. il has always been, in New
GorS, Iii Brooklyn, aud III Whatever INV
lis influence may reach, to bring about
better and pirer government. to awaken
civic pride ANA 70 promote all good WORKS
that make cities more CIVILIZED and habit.
Hb.e, aNd consideration. OF party Or vi fac
tIu Will not stand til the way.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
tFanamaker
meant to be si.5o and SI.75.
Nine OF the prettiest color
couplings possible.

Almost time to go a-May-
ing. How about the Cotton
Dress?
Choice Of the Old Country
weave. choice Of the Yankee.
We've heaped them up as
you never saw Dress Cottons
heaped before.
Printed Challis, &c.
39.in. Irish Lawns" Cotton I2tc,
Barnaby Ginghams, Is and 25c.
silky Satin Gloria, l5c.
And then the long Bingham
line up to the Swivel Silk pat
tern at 6oe. and Velour Russo
at 75c.
Marine, Galatea and Cunard
Cloth, Of course. If you want
something extra sturdy as well
as extra dressy you think of
them. IS and $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Philadelphia office, q; No. 1915 Filbert
street, where he will report the matter
70 Captain Gilbert,
Moore has retained as his counsel
Harry Emnons Of this city, who AYERS
that the officers making the arrest were
simply after "blooi money! and e&er.
cised undue diligence in tic matter.
Meantime everyone interested anXigusly
awaits settlement of the perplexing
situation.
The chief has preferred charge Of
INSTRUMENTATION against Captain kcrsey
and Sergeant WiGgleswortn, which will
bring the matter before the Police Board
for settlement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Last Saturday Register Cooch granted
letters Of administration on the estate Of
Mary Scarborough to Annie Dcrrickson Of
Chrstiana hundred.
Fer the week ending at noon Saturday,
Registrar Cnlquhuun reported % deaths
three less than for the same period lasl
year i births and Is marriages,
On saturday the following properties
were sold House Ut lowering ayenur
aiId Jackson street, Observation-Disclosures
Imltp Mulhoi!amd 70 Howard /. Vernon
for $500 and . lot on Delaware ayenue near
DUPONT, belonging to the estate of John
Bartholomew To William DUherty for
Sls75.
Frank Mulin of this city and g. II.
'iehring, OF the Neptune Boat club Of BAL
ttmore. had sparring match in the latter
city saturday night. lIuiors were even
and the club members were So pleased with
the work of the Wilmingtonian that he
was presented with diamond scarf pin,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

a new Hop Sacking. One
Of the hoppingest kind. Eleven
light combinations Of change
able colors, 40 inches, sI.a5.
Black Whipcords. Three
qualities Just on the counter.
One of the most interesting
new wcaves for women wear.
We make these more interest
ing BY the prices;
3S-inch, o5c.; regular 75c.
kind.
4o-ineh, 75c,;; regular S5c.
kind.
4o-inch, $50; regular s1.oo
kind.
Silk-and-wool Broca d e
Surahs. Lightweight, latest
shades, dainty designs; a shake
and the dust goes, SI.25,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

IHc fire loses fer March are reported
to have exceeded $if.oOO,00g Ii this
roayI Is kep, UP through ,ut the year,
says the ,perst!,r, ali Insurance journal,
lsJ3 will be the wogat the insurance
companies have ever known, A.rcadg
the losses have exceeded those Of the
sponjing period IF last year, and
the cry Is Still they come What with
heavy losses and restrictive legislation
in the various states, it will be surpris-
ing if there is not withdrawal OF con.
siderable insurance capital by the re-.
tircment Of companies before the close
81 the year The business ii the aggrc
gate has been Improbable for several
years, ana the outlook for the future is
far from encouraging.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Just year since we did a
great business in Women's
Ready-made Dresses.
Thought we had reached
the acme, zenith, top-notch in
them. We now hold a diff
tercnt opinion, for to-day we
have more than
Three times the stock,
The Costumes more stylish,
Better made than ever.
Assortment complete for all
uses-house and street. A
score Of salespeople and fit
tiers are ready for the sale.
The Spring Wraps and
Dresses are here. Half a
thousand styles of Capes,
$3.50 and up.
Costumes, Navy and Black
Serge, Elton Jacket and plain
skirt, $3.50, $3.50, SIS;
Challis, sa5 to s35.
Chevlots, plain and fancy,
Waists and Skirts, Jackets and
skirts, SIS and $40; India
Silk, STa.
Children's Dresses and
Wraps, all sorts and prices.
Babies not forgotten.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

DOVER, April ls..-Ihc body u Charles
Zimmerman was hauled ashore III h shad
seine ~ Bowers Beach last evening. Xim-
norman was 4 welI-known German of
!teorgetowu, and had been at the farm ii
Or. hubbard for week past, Hc started
home saturday afternoon and il Is thought
he fell in Murderkill creek Willie cross
ing il.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

The, Delaware Branch OF the Junior
Auxiliary will hold is annual meeting
April 18th. at . i. m, in st. Andrews
Church. The Rev. + II. Hawks Pott.
missionary to China, and the Rev. DR.,
l.ungford, general secretary Of the Board
of Missions, will deliver addresses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
A MERRY WAR AMONG POLICE.
Caused by the Arrest OF a Deserter
From the United states Army.

--Thc chief Holds the Fort and lilo
Prisoner.
a merry war is raging in police circles
inst now, which threatens 70 assume
serious proportions before long unless
solution Of the matters speedilyrCachcd.
! The imhroglip involves Chief Of Police
Theodore ". Francis on the one hand,
while Captain 81 Police John W. kegseY
and Sergeant J. Curtis WlggleSworth
are at the other end Of the perple King
situation. An officer ~ the United States
| army is the latest acquisition to the in.
terestimE conflict, and there is no telling
where tie matter will end.
The complications have arisen over
tie arrest Of William L. Moore, dc.
serter from the United states army, and
bad Moore had any premonitipn Of the
sea Of difficulty lie was about to plunge
the police department into, it Is alto.
tet1pr probable lie would have agreed
TO have remained at his post Of duty
until the expiration Of his term of en-
listment. As it is, he now proposes to
make the best OF it and viii remain
quietly at police station until the con.
tiiCt s settled
Moore, who was stationed al Fort
/ supply, Indian Territory, deserted On
March 18th last. and made his way to
this city, ostensibly to look after ANA
care for h!s aged mother, who is said to
be In destitute circumstances here
Meantime Sergeant Wigglesworth had
been informed of the deserter's appear.
ance in this city, and subsequently
learned that he WAS working for the r.,
1 W, & u. r. r. Go, The sergeant
/ enlisted tic services IL Captain 81 Police
John W. kersey, and together tile two
, officers msda every effort to find the
( aescrtrr. Their search was rewarded in
/ The meantime, and Moore vas arrested
/ Wednesday last and lUckcf III In Il cell
Al the police station. The arrest was
( made 20 quietly that very few knew
/ about 1t, and when Chief Of Police
{ Ftancs was Informed Of the arrest By
I Sergeant WiEsesworth he acknowI.
/ edged 10 have received d description Of
! Tbs descrter, which he gave 70 the ser.
I Et8at
\ hort TING previous to the arrest Of
i Moore, Captain kcrsey and Sergeant
\ NiEEles worth hai again stolen march
on the head Of the police department. By
arrcstiiig q man NAMED Woodward, who
I also haG deserted from the United States
army and who was nrerhiuled in this
. city. Both arrests were made w Cap.
tain kcrscy and Sergeant WisGlcsworth
( alone, and rTitAout orders from the
! c!liet Of police, tie officers claiming that
( any civil officers have the power to ar
\ rest o descrter and turn the prisoner
I over to an officer Of the United States
army.
Accordingly, when the information
Z a.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
Aalanlaktr's.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April Il.

Oy1l273g b. Mail
If you are out of personal
rcachof the great store remem-
Der that letters arc delivered
to us six times daily.
Hit the nail squarely on the
head when you write for sam
pies. THEN the answer will
come just right, and quick;
but the stock is too big for
guessing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Tan and Black Broaatloths.
The favorite Cape stuffs just
now.
You'll hear around town
that they're scarce. True
enough - except where the
Dress Goods man had gump-
ton enough to toresee the de-
mand.
There's one such place.
Take fans. Here are
s shades at SI.oo
6 shades at Sr.25
5 shades at s1.75
6 shades at $500
s shades at $500
Blacks at the same prices.
These Broadcloths are the
right sort, Of finest wool, by
best makers, sheared and fin
ished to Broadcloth perfection.
The trailing Arbutus of
Dress Goods-Challis, lava
naise. Dainty, delicate, but
not too ETHEREAL to buffet with
a cold world.
A pleasant surprise in every
fold.
All-wool Figured Challis, 10 and Coo,
SIX and-wool Jayanaise, rs and $50.
Medium-cost Dress Goods
never had a more tempting
prices side out.
Melanges, Mixtures, Chev-
lots, Plaids, Checks and Stripes,
Bedford Cords, Crepons, dag
onals, Serges among them.
Some at SOC, have been S1.25.
Some at 3Itc,, have been soc.
some at Bic, have been SOC.
some at 25c., have been 37tc.
Plenty of all Of them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Archer q sites, formerly Of Middle.
town, w.iI he married m st. Louis, April
1'th, 70 Ms! LgHi=e sells Vi ELa- city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
LEeIs14rTrE PROCEEDINGS.

lteti aul referred fIouse httla N dIyg,,,c
an,horzin tlc AM a1or,, SS. 1'sstaSs hii,
10 -r.,t a naz, art,i,,t t,,',, H. ~, =. n,
sex eu,inty, "a irr,,,,r,i ,t X ' ,, ~,
urfna,'eaI iont,n,Iv. =, ti,,t'N Na,tt, ~
aud NARY A. ltrger.: ~ djynrs,. Amman All
Mary i, ia. a. rn,,i HlaiIVs Ri',.
trlyidIn, reya,,,, Il. II st,. u ~ ~"
ir,eral Inherft,p.a S,n ssf -, 80 - :. : - -,
Iotnf.- N ,t,.t1 ,t M ,,t '',' w ~,
lsgI ii Nae Ta.,f ,,.,9, y, ~ "a T't.t t
and yt,len,Ipe b S,nl,h ~ ~ u'''tle iot'a
Iplefluitejy t,gIat,npni tInrso hti, ,,,,,.
n ue,y r,ihlt,. N NJ III, ~ y IN ".
rotIrtv :" -'''P''''oA "NuH'eu' heIls
pns.,,d Snr.,. Al, =. i,.. -, ,,..,
~ ,r,,.n, i ps, XXI :" .t,i w nlit
,n,,. S,rltS ',',, nlnn G'vuUlc !'allWay TOM
teric, "a, 49, III IN ~ w the pE2-
in rSla,i Y :. tioISe hls
Ni..i,t,s ,7 tt T." tiyy' " NuluLt'ti
ia,iT TT H. ,eA"hs9n eIaese stricken out; regl
bastt'7,o ~ IS, 99lL"tSsn, o. hhuehIs 70 ths SUITE
Iiyn4c. VfIian, atd Sta h a'i II "
thanks given senator rIIllng fnr voting M.
bilh; 70 change tho course 81 public road In
NMt77rtiioh tnndred; 70 amend cnaptor l6l,
VOL. Nv, Laws Of Delaware ST. Georges elec.
iion oilb.
recess 70 !. r. IN.
LprrpsooY srss,o,,
rs
H. Wat as" ih -. ~ ~ Ky. o 'l"ck.
,,,r,3., a ,i $3.50 a."L H' r"Hhiife on private
M ths ets."sSeH rlpy oI
$1,000 "H FIerIlE HdilWhy company Will
favorable recommendation, On motion u
IN 1,,.i H. "" q a. niii u ui.tto.,;
r,t II, a. X, w y H'' lHFu' he Nulc ty
Nhith ne ti0ise oil regulating tho practice ~
hehA-try was indefinitely postponed. w4s re-
considered ana the bill gir"u It's fret and
schuul readings under Suspension IT rGlrs.
the SeuGtc rnucufrol III Ne iOlse amend
Inent "a the seuat. bill to renew mo chArshr OF
tts Water " ,'th steam Fire Engine COMPANY
q wilmington
Ersd Aul rcferTal; liouse bins 10 irva.ce
Louisa hnl I4IiU- Ni.r hsby. L. divorce i,s. IA
+. and Annie u. Carey
Passed Hr.s,. hi M tiiyida ma rnn -cliIato
grh1el district Ne " a. x 90, .,,,,,,'t. Il. III,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

German Lutheran Church has received a
large Iot on Jackson street between Fifth
anu sixth. a gift from Joseph StoeckIe,
and i will be the site of the new church
building.
James Francis Burke, president of the
National Republican League. issued call
Thursday Tor the League II meet in Louis.
vile, Ky, on May 10th, the same day that
the Republican National College meets IN
that eiiy. The American Protective Tariff
League will also meet at the same time,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

DOVER, April 1.-The Senate conCurred in
House amendments 10 lte senate bill to IN
70 Turlte the Wilmington a Brluiywue
Springs R1ilGHy Company.
Mo Baxter bill for tho protection Of dogs
was, On motion II Mr.. MrMallen, lad ON tie
tab.r l0i' tgrthnr consideration.
Passed \ use bills further supplement 10
tn Aft IN relation TO the cole tiun Of taxes in
Kent aud su-seE counties. 3 Incorporate tho
Heat, Light amt !Ower Company Vi Dover: to
amend an act entitled an arl IN rotation .u tho
Levy court of New castle county. with amend
THuts. senate bll 10 amend chapter ~, SO.
Mn, Laws Of Delaware Milford Dllll; House
bills 70 further extend the boundaries OF the
city Of Wilmington: TO incorporate HE Milton
Canning House and Building Company.
Road aHd referred: House bi,i4 70 nermA-
nonty improve the condition Of cert In pubic
roads in New Castle county; to further supple.
nlent the charter OF Wilmington GIIy railway
Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
Noaelty GtnehaDts.

May mean much or little.
Oftcner than not the blanket
Of a name covers a multitude
Of petty receptions.
When we say "Novelty"
Ginghams we mean sorts that
by tricks Of weave and art in
coloring have been lifted above
the accepted level.
There arc Novelty Cling
hams at 25c., but the real high
are Novelties, the surprisers
and delighters, count in
Epingine Plaids, SOC.
Velour Russo, 30.inch, 40 and Soc,
Velour Russo, 42.inch, 80, G5, 75c.
Bengaline Changeable, 65 and 75c.
Among the most wanted
Cotton Stuffs Women's White
Dresses are the white Galatea,
Cunards and Oxfords-so, As,
45c.