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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02
rwo APPOINTMENTS.

Josiah Qnincy's Successor and Ambas.
Sador Bayard's New Secretary OF the
Embassy.
WAsmINdroN Oct. 30.-The President
sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day:
Edwin Il. Uhl of Michigan, to BIO As.
sistant Secretary of State, vice Josiah
Quincy. resigned.
James Il. Roosevelt of New York To be
secretary of the embassy of the United
States at London, England, vice Henry
White, resigned.
The office for which Mr.. Uhl is nomi.
mated is that which, II has been alleged
National Chairman William +. Harrity
desired to have rendered TO Chauncey II,
Black of Pennsyl ,ania.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

Rough light straw banded with velvet
or fur will be worn late into the winter
The rage for jeweled buckles in milf
merry, and for ornate hat pins continues,
and, truth to tell, many fine milliners
are selling at big prices snowy buckles
and pins which can be purchased in
stage jewelry places for third of the
money. Hats turned up about the face
and at each side continue TO be popular
Black and white hats are worn with any
sort of gown though there is laudable
tendency to hold to the black and white
combination through the entire costume
if at all. Theatre hats arc most often
tiny basket affairs made altogether of
jeweled wire, and lying fiat to the head,
A flare of lace spread to each side at the
front and that is about all that shows of
the bonnet. Hats with cleft brm rolled
back in front and held by a rampant
bow show no other trimming.
FLoRETTE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

An adjourned session of New Castle
Presbytery was held Monday in the
Presbyterian church at 81. Georges.
The Rev. r, A. Davidson was installed
pastor of the church, the Rev. Lafayette
Marks, d. d., preaching the sermon and
the Revs. William p. Swartz and ]. r,
Milligan charging respectively the
people and the pastor. The Rev. d. II.
Laverty was transferred to the West
Jersey Presbytery that he might accept
the call to the Cold Spring Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

jeweled pin. The conceit is a pretty one,
and one that the beauty and deiicacy of
some of these bits Of hats seem TO
justify. The pretty toque of this sketch
is made of dark blue velvet and has a
pointed crown embroidered with gold
beads. II is edged with beaded en-
broidery done'on blue velvet and form
ing points which rest on the hair. An
aigrette Of gold and wax beads is placed
in front. 1t forms loops and is held in
place BY three large cut jet stars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

A covered entrance way is being built
for the police fire telegraph office in the
city hal. building. At every rain storm
the surtaE Yater from the piazza in
front Of tas qity hall finds its way down
the s.eps Of the fire alarm office. AT
times il Z NO inches deep in the rooms.
The buiidHg committee Of Council has
given " work of erecting the small
pent .sof 10 James @. Dillon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02
THE GAME Law PUZZLE.
To Gun or Not to Gun Before November
18th.


Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
BRIDGEyILLE. Nov. 1.-When will the
cunning law be out2 This is the question
that is agitating the minds of the gunners
and causing them considerable worriment.
While all gunners admit that it is un
lawful to kill quail, partridge or pheasant
before 1894, they are undecided as to
whether the law for rabbit and hare is ont
Noyember, 10th, as during previous years.
or November LIST.
The clause which is causing the trouble
reads: And from and after November
LIST, 1894, it shall be unlawful To hunt Kill
take or destroy, sell, or expose for sale
after the same has been killed, any part.
ridge, quail, or pheasant, except between
the first day of November and first day
of January in each year. or to hunt, kill,
take or destroy. sell, or expose for sale, or
have in his or her possession after the
same has been killed. any rabbit or hare,
except between the first day of November
and the first day of January in each year,
Most gunners will take the sure side of
the case and not gun until November 18th,
as they say the law is not out until that
time. Whether this is right or not is the
question.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

John Saunders of the Jessup g. Moore
Company was the purchaser, Tues
day, Of 1926 cords of poplar, sold, as ad-
yertised, on the custom house steps, by
Marshal Lannan, under libel of Captain
George p. Hudson of the barge 9. P.
Bowen. Captain Hudson had not been
paid his freight dues for bringing the
wood from the Dismal Swamp, Va. 1t
was sold at $3.4o per cord, realizing
about $3.50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

Those who missed the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, just over at
Chicago, will have an opportunity of
seeing a probably still greater show, at
Philadelphia in 1076-in celebration of
the bicentenary of the American repub-
lie. There will be exhibits there un-
dreamed of at Chicago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02
Wreck at Birmingham.

Trains on the Wilmington & Northern
railroad were delayed for two hours
Monday afternoon by wreck on the
road at Birmingham. The axle of
locomotive broke, and let the wheels 60
off the track, tearing up the rails and
damaging the ties. Several coal cars
were wrecked
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02
The rrand inru M nnnen,a nnI,nlv NJ,

York have iepSrted :tbsir f;n v IN n NV
case Of the collision at Berlin, on the Long
Island railroad, August 26th, in which
16 were killed. The railroad officials were
severely arraigned, and the jury held that
Robert j. Knott, the tower man, in whose
block the accident occurred, was untitled
for the position, but held that he was less
to blame than those who placed him there.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

A man named Banks, from Stanton,
while riding ON horseback, collided with
carriage, at Fourth and Union streets,
last Tuesday. Banks was thrown from
his saddle and sustained some severe
cuts on his face, besides various bruises.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02
AtSI6.

Self-colored Dress Goods
the modestly beautiful stufs
that women of quiet tastes can
wear as freely as any OF the
plain weaves.
1t takes real art to bring
out these monotint pictures so
exquisitely. Whetherin flowers
or figures, in dots or spots or
splashes-no matter what the
design, there's a grace and
elegance to the work that lifts
the old familiar weaves into a
new light of.loveliness.
Theseself-colored sorts have
three long counters solely to
themselves. Probably more
than a thousand styles and
colors-75c. to $500 the yard.
And the best of it is that,
quality for quality, prices are
10 to rs per cent under those
OF last season.
Here are a few:
III 75c. a yard.
3s inch All-wool French Epingline,
IA colorings.
N 75e. a yara.
as inch Atwood French Bengalinc,
IA colorings.
~ $500 a yara.
40 inch Atwood French Jacquard,
self colored figures, 90 colorings.
At $500 a yara.
30 inch Atwood French Casimir,
regular $l.25 quality; 0 colorings,
At ,SI.25 a yard.
46 inch Atwood French Matte, a
new weave, ID colorings.
N $I.a5 a yara.
az inch Atwood imported Rayatine,
beautiful finish, IA colorings.
III $3.50 a yara.
46 inch All-wool Basket Armure, a
new effect, 6 colorings.
At $3.50 a yard.
as inch All.wool imported Pointelle
Bengaline, 5 colorings,
1T $e.oo q yara.
as inch Mohair Novelty, self.col-
ored figures, 6 colors.
At $e.oo a yard.
-. ss..s 4s inch Bengaline Croise, Atwood,
French made, Z colors.
III $500 a yard.
so inch Matte Stripe Bengaline,
Wool ground, Mohair stripe, 8
colors.
Down Quilts, 6x6 #, COW
cred with fine quality Sateen,
in handsome patterns; choice
color effects, full corded edges,
worth 5000 in the regular
way, may 60 at $3.50.
Quite as interesting in their
way are the finer Quilts al
less than wAOlesale prices. Cow
cred with Silk and Satin, in
this seasons best patterns.
s12,6O Quilts at s $50
$500 Quilts at $3.50
$4,000 Quilts at $1400
$500 Quilts at $3.50
$4,000 Quilts at $4,000
$500 Quilts at $210o
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

Dark brown wooden suiting composes
the costume at the left in this picture
and 1t is tastefully trimmed with pongoe
and velvet ribbon in the same shade.
The bodice has q vest arrangement Of
crossed folds of pongee taken on the
bias. This vest is caught with the
shoulder and side seams, and the right
side laps over about six inches and fas-
tens with three hooks. The jacket
fronts are put over this and are turned
back to form pointed revers garnished
with two large velvet bows on each
shoulder. The tichu is made of bias pom
gee and is edged with heavy silk fringe.
1t is sewed to the bodice beneath the
revers and the ends hand down in front.
In front the bodice shows a velvet belt
and crossed velvet straps that serve TO
hold the full vest in place. To be just
right skirts should flare from about the
knees, and to attain this the skirt is
composed of beli-shaped upper por-
ton and circular lower part. Each is
finished separately and the seam joining
them is hidden by four inch silk rufile
festooned with butterfly bows of velvet
ribbon. There are two bands of velvet
ribbon separated by passementerie
gimp at tue foot,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

public corporation and not public off,
GERS in the full sense of the word. They
occupy different status from State and
county officers and may be chosen
under a different system. We have
abundant evidence of this in our own
city. The members of our own Board
of Education are chosen by different
set of electors from those entitled to vote
for Governor, Congressman, members
of the Legislature, &c. Women, as well
as men, who have paid school tax,
may and do vote for members of our
school board, and none may vote for
them who have not paid school tax,
though possessed of every constitutional
requirement as electors of public officers.
We should think that the Florida
supreme court would have no difficulty
in promptly deciding that there is no
cause for action in the Jacksonville case.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

The assassination of Mayor Carter
Harrison of Chicago has stirred pub
lie feeling in this country as it has
not been stirred since the assas.
slnation of President Garfield by
Guiteau. 1t is a sad happening in
deed, and the more so coming as it
does at time to cast cloud of sorrow
over the closing ceremonies of the great
national undertaking with which the
murdered man was so conspicuously
associated in the public mind. 1t is
claimed that the assassin was insane,
but he knew enough to plan the murder
and to deliberately execute it, and it is
fcrvently to be hoped that the jury
before whom he will be tried for his
atrocious crime, and that we trust
without avoidable delay, will find that
he was possessed of sufficient mental
responsibility to cxpiate his deed on the
scaffold.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02
1Vanamasrr s.


Fur Trimmings. Never a
time when SO near to "every-
body" was wanting them.
And, singularly enough, the
usual word is, "If you'll leave
your order, please, we'll have
it for you in a few days. See
if you hear any such talk here.
See if just the kind you want
in just the quantity you ask
for isn't ready and waiting for
you-from SOC upward.
Fur Head Scarfs have two
special Observation-Disclosures
assortment, smallest prices.
For instance
Genuine Hudson Bay Neck Scarfs,
patent head and claws, SIS.
All the Fur Capes were
made to our special order.
They are copies of the richest
styles Paris Furriers produced
for this season.
Al $3.50.
Genuine French Coney Capes, "a
in. long, full sweep and large col.
lar, handsomely lined with good
satin.
Al SIS.
Electric Seal Capes, full sweep and
large collar of genuine marten,
handsomely lined with good satin.
HI $I6.
Genuine Black Astrakhan Capes, "a
in. long, with large collar, full
sweep, good satin lining.
III $25.
Monkey Capes, "a in. long, full
sweep, collar of Electric Seal,
lined with extra good satin.
Mink, Seal, Marten, Persian
and the other favorite Furs
are also in profusion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02


Crosslroi1ls. /. A kind of liniment. 2.
kind of bean used for flavoring. ). To
go into. 4. A troublesome little animal
that sometimes infests houses. A con-
sonant. 6. An interjection expressing sur
prise. {. A large bird of prey. s. With
out beginning or end. 8. An arithmetical
expression having to do with given ex-
ponent. The diagonal from left to right is
TO come from such force as to crush. The
diagonal from left to right is part of
cart essential to its locomotion.
No. 15.--Drop Letter Puzzle.
A familiar quotation.
"-f-o-a-d-i-m-n-y-r-
Puzzle Poem.
Upon the bank tall willows -,
Upon the stream blithe boatmen -,
Their speed to favoring breezes -,
Like birds upon the -.
With lily-pads their oars are -,
With eager hands the blossoms -,
Each cries, Dull care away -,
And Echo answers -
Although this puzzle column is offered
especially for competition by boys and
girls, older people are not prohibited from
competing. All are welcome.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02
THE PUzzLER.


No. i1--Behesdcd Rhyme.
oh thirsty little flower, thy
Unto the blessed heaven lift
Downward there come in shining
With merry laughter drops Of
Drink, little floweret drink thy
The long, long drought has wrought thee
Then when the clouds have taken
GLADDEN. anew the fair day
No. 1e--Rhonboid.
y u -
- "a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

Across. l. A bird that feeds ON fish. Q.
Opens the mouth wide. 8. A heather. 4.
Relating to the moon. 8. A cutie fish,
also the name of paint.
Up and dora. l. A consonant made by
breathing. 2. An abbreviation meaning
''for example," 3. A knock with the
knuckles. 4. A beautiful gem of change
able colors. 8. A drink made of wine,
water and sugar. 6. OF sound mind. I. A
short sleep. :. The abbreviation of one of
the New England states. 0. A vowel.
No. l3--word Changes.
/.
Entire, signify to disturb suddenly.
Behead me, and lam an enemy TO rest.
fulness. Behead again, and | am a verb
OF existence. Dehead once more and /
am a musical note. Restore my several
heads and curtail me, and am produced
by wound. Now behead me, and am
in constant use on every railroad.
IL.
Entire, AM part of any musical COM
position. Behead me- and will carry You
across the continent. Behead again, and
am Of watery nature. Still again, and
am a familiar Scotch word.
III.
Entire, | am n weapon. Behead me and
am u fruit. Behead again, and am part
Of the body. Take me entire again, and
then behead and curtail me, and / am
vegetable.
No. 1i--Hour Glass.
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-06
TRusTBEs, sALns.
RY VIRTUE OF a DEED oYTRusT DATED

RY VIRTUE OLA DEED oyTRUST DATED
a. Ocioper 10Th, 1881 and resorded in the cierk,s
oiice OF the Hastings Court OF 4 oane kc CITY. Va
uee9 oook 81, page a52, executed by s. e. Rhodes
20 inc Undersigned trustee TO secure 10 D. g.
Moomsw the payment OF the sum OF See6 o.. evil
Iniiy described In tho deed of trust aforesaid and
oeieult having been made IN the payment OF one
OF the notes aforesaid in the sum OF ss7is dne
SIX nontf from the 18th day of October 1902
snd AT the request OF the beneficiary viii orrer
ior ssle at public auction TO the highest bidder
va, AT u NJ, OF SATURDAY MAY THE 2G'rII'
ls9 the following described real estate, to viii
bc.innng at point on The south eide OF pat
terson avenue S3 $40 feet east OF Webb =, rect
thence south 40 degrees IS minutes west
- ~ leet an alley, thence with said alley south
- 0cerees ~ minutes cast 80 40 feet to point
,nenco north II degrees 10 minutes cast 81 old
beginning. W PaSo Va
TERMs-.Cash as 10 SO mpch az may be neces
sary 10 defray the expenses of executing this
trust and TO pay on the pas; due not of Scr IS
i anu a 10 the sum of $SsS,i5 credits will be al
ioweo as follows: Eleven payments OF SaT7S
each. The frat OF which will he due and payable
successive six months thereafter: x payments
as foi!ows, to vii: one in the sum OF s:6 "a ~
months from date, one 70. $2l In 81 months one
loI :io4i IN V monthe, for S11 90 In 96
lonths' one ior SIS3 in lta months and one for
$50 IN ,VS months from date, ind &c paymcrta
% % SxSov eaeh, the first OF which becomes due III
q months from date and one each succoss;ye
month thereafter until all are paid purchascr to
execute negotiable notes for The deferred r,v
mcnts above aud secure the eamc by decd or
trust on the property.
4 20 ids GEO. c. MooMAw. trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-06
PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRusT
dated the 10Th day Of Septemhcr 1SN0 md

admitted to record in the clerks office of the cor
poration court for the city OF Roanoke on the 10Th
day Of October, 1880, executed bv j: d. Owens
secure John z. Hudson the payment OF the sum OF
se0.lS. evidenced by two negotiable notes OF
even date with said deed, payable in one and two
years after date thereof, and default haviIg
occurred In the payment of tho note payable two
years after date and ct the request Of the holder
MAY, 1883, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, tn front of the
courthouse, in the city of Roanoke, Virginia,
proceed to sell. at public auction to the highest
S bidder all that certain parcel Of land lying and
bounded and described az flows. TO wit:
Beginning at point on the south side of Dale
street 50 feet west of boulevard; thence with Dale
street Is south "a degrees 80 minutes IS seconds
west SO feet to point; thence south Is dcgtees
~ minutes 10 seconds csst 1870 ie.t TO an alley;
thence with said alley north 7idcgrees so minutes
40 seconds east So feet to point thence north 10
degrees ~ minutes 10 seconds west 1870 feet to
beginning, known rs lots and s, section 49, map
OF belmont Land Company.
TRIMS OF SALB.-Cash as to enough to pay
the cost OF executing this trust and 10 pay the
past due note, and rs to the residue, If any there
be, tho same shall be payable i'll one aud two
trust on the property.
i2s ids THOS. w. MILLER, Trustee.
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state she was discovered later by the
colored coachman, who was the FIRST to
return from Aunt Eunice's birthday
dance BY the time she was able to tell
what she had experienced most of the
domestics had arrived and now stood
huddled about her in qual1ing conster-
nation. The stable boy was dispatched
to the nearest town for the constable,
who put in prompt appearance, ac-
companied by two deputies.
Well armed, they opened the cellar
door, but the burglar was no longer on
the landing. He evidently had given
up all hope of escape through that door
and had returned to the cellar. They
had hard search before they found
him-lurlSing in a corner of the coal
ON. lie fought desperately to resist
arrest, but blow on the head with a
hickory club brought him to terms
At the next term of the county court
Jimmy Hinder" alias MAX Smith. {"
was tried and sentenced to long term
of years. The evidence brought ont
the fact that he was one of the most
notorious crooks" along the lower Mis-
sissippi; that he had committed a muir
der in New Orleans and had served in
prison for robbery.
When asked by the Judge what he
had to say in his own behalf, he re-
marked, with a droll expression of
countenance: "Well, III say that that
air woman is the bravest little woman
| ever did see. And no one can beat
her in gittin' up meal O. victuals. /
didn't relish her pomergrantic wine
quite so we'll. But I'm willin' to take
the sentence of the court like a man,
Jes' because-well, jes' because YVES
outdone by woman"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-06
TRUSTEES SALES.

RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST FROM
~ LAWNS Trimmer and A. NJ. Trimmer, her
husband, dated March Z, 1899, and recorded in the
clerks Office OF the Hastings Court for the city
OF Roanoke: Va, in deed book "a, page sc, to the
undersigned trustee, to secure to j. E. Moore
S999. 20 evidenced by negotiable note for said
sum bearing even date with said deed. payable
sixty days after date. subject to credits reducing
the amount to Si51 81 including Interest to NAV
I. 1893, default having been made in the pawn ent
OF said balance and being requested by the benc.
Eciary under said deed go to do, shall, ON MON
DAY, JUNEt, 1893, AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ, in front
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder all that certain lot parcel OF land in the
city OF Roanoke Va conveyed In said deed, de-
scribed as follows, 10 Wit:
Beginning ut a point ON the north side OF
Washington street 100 feet castcrly fro;h Fourth
street s. W. formerly is strcet) and running
thence northcrly at right angles to Washington
street $50 feet to en- alley, tn. casterly along
with the fret course 3Jfcct to Washington sire ct
thence westerly along the same 90 feet to the
place Of beginning, being lot 10 In section 20 rs
shown on the map of the Lewis Addition. This
securing $3.50 to the National Mutual Building
and Loan Association of New York and the
purchaser Is to secure the payments on faid last
mentioned decd, which are $40 per month until
ments for about Ole year already pad) is dis
charged.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the balance
due on the above mentioned note which balance
win interest 10 the day OF sale amounts to about
the cum of SIC d. and the costs of executing
ths tfus, say 500 and rs to any residue OF par
chase money tho same shall be made payable at
such tine and secured in such mamie. as the
said Lavinia Trimmer shall prescribe and direct,
or In default OF such dircc ion upon such terms as
the undersigned shall at such time deem proper
and make known OH day OF salc.
5otds RUSH L. DERR Trustee.
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rRUsrnEs SALES.

RYvIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
~ Daniel Harvey, dated the 10th OF April, 1891,
ahd recorded In the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court for the city OF Roanoke, Virginia, In deed
book 81, page 80 to the undersigned trustee to
secure s 20 the North Side Land Company the pay
payment OF said debt, I shall ON THURSDAY.
THE 18TH OF MAY, 1893, Ar IL O'CLOCK III,
In front OF the courthouse in the city of Roanoke
virginia, proceed to cell at public aution to the
highest bidder all the property covered by said
Virginia, known lot No. ie, section /, rs show,
by tee map OF tho North Side Land Company.
TERMS: Cash as to the past due notes and
OF executing THE trust, 500, payable in n ontbiy
payments OF s. csch, with IL tercst from the 10th
day OF April, 1891, on each payment, said pay
ments beginning to fall due on the 10th day OF
June 1888, and continuing TO fall due on the 10th
tive months. Balance, IL any, payable in one
and two years from day OF sale.
a 23tds II. 8. TROUT, Trustee.