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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
NonE lnoNr .lWNINGs.


The Position Taken by tho Members of
the street anl sewer Department About
the subject.
\ representative Of The GAZETTE
saw Harvey j. Wiley, secretary of the
Board Of Street and sewer Directors,
the other day, in relation to the orai,
nance recently passed by tho board
touching the matter of street awnings
aud awning flaps. Mr. Wiley stated
that thu board had no desiSe y Interfere
with business men or any persons who
kept within the scope Of the city 0rdi-
nance governing the erection Of avn.
ings ana awning frames, which, when
not properly erected, might be coEsld-
cred an obstruction.
The secretary said that the board had
at first circulated copies of the old ordl.
nance, passed June 10Th, 1853, but that
ordinance had been amended May 23d,
50 that there could be no nisconcepton
Of the intention Of The law. The ordi-
nance, as amended, is as foilows
If any person shall erect. or hang, or
| Ipsten on cause 10 be erected, hung OF lttS
tened, any sign, show bill, lantern or show
! board Of any description whatever, which
| shall project Or extend more than four feet
| from the building line, ofcr any sidewalk
Or street in this city, or shall place 4 sign
| post ON amy such street or sidewalk, or
i Shall construct Il permanent awning over
1 any street or sidewalk aforesaid, or shall
i 50 place any awning over the sldeWhl <
4 that it will terminate between the curb
| line and the building line, (uthcr than /,
| swinging frame or awning, or shall place
over amy sidewalk or amy part thereof, as
| u shelter Il covering composed OF material
| other than canvas or shall hang or sus-
| pend over or across any sidewalk any nap,
| wing or side awning of any description,
or shall hang or lastcn amy slEn, show
| bill lantern, show board, awning or avn
| ing frame less than seven leel above suGl
| sidewalks, shall he guilty Ot common
nuisance, and shan BE- liable to a fine o.
i've dollars and ali additional line of live
| dollars for every u hours that suCt
| nuisance Is continued.
Mr. Wiley further stated that awning
frames or awnings feet above the side
walk would not be moestGd, utawnin!
flaps would not be tolerated. The boarC
also contemplate5 making II crusade
against swinging gates which open on
toward the sidewalk instead Of towart
the building line, and will wage wa
against all arGa-wuys not entirely en-
closed from the sidewalk and incon
sistGnt with the rules Of the board. Al
boxes and distractions must go iron
the sidewalk, Mr., Wiley declares, leav
Ing the payemcnta clear and unob
strlctGd. The board will begin Il gen
eral crusade against all distractions .
this character, and the city ordinanC
will be rigidly enforced until nuisance
of this character are permanent.
/ abatcd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

drbtolncst which mot 1t one year ago and
tlior running earh department unlor its con
IN clearly within The several appropriations,
lrnN9H oh hhhl hnuisum" 'Ilgu.uS ia7tnai 1T
q lrhSIl which has lOn plru bern no custom.
ANA now, hitn providing ~ ibrrally MS your
eases ihan this tuunril I'M, cXpcndndl To cCn-
dnCt The affairs Of the city on an economical
nhh hnainus+-like hnsi4 and after adding
thereto provision for Il creuatory ana u frep
library with ihr estimate Of only about ono
hH't ~" usuni IN como fran the WatNr nrpnrt-
lnrht. II nus netinigtrly reduce the tax rate
!" I .al on Tho slOl Tor tho coming fiscal year,
anu In retiring presents this esultnr its record
WIN Congratulations - the citiSnns on the
rrfinnt condition ut affairs frNllng thEt what
mas been done cAn bD conc asnip.
IhereYrnueS furthe next fiscal year were
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
rENrn WEDDING 1NNIVERsARK.
a Pleasant Reception Thursday Night by
Mr.. and Mrs. paul Bright.

MI. ana shfss
Mr. and Mrs Paul Bright gave a recep-
ton At their residence Delaware avenue
and West street Thursday night in celebra-
ton of the 10th anniversary OF their we'd
ding. Many guests We're present. Dane
ing was pleasant feature of the occasion.
Thomas $. Lewis was caterer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bright received some tine gifts.
Among those III attendance were: Mrs.
Harry Clark, OF Palmyra n. j., Miss
Henrietta Hill Of Wissaiiielon, James
McClymont and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Greenman of Philadelphia, Mrs. William
Il. Moore and Miss Carrie Moore Of Havre
de Grace, Mr. and Mrs William Bright,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bright, Mr., and Mrs.
Albert +. stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williamson DR., z. IL. Lawtun, Fred A.
Ross. q. NJ. Biddle. MIR and Mrs. John W.
Blackiston. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Green
man, Clifford Greenman, Mrs, A. z.
Talley, Miss May King, Miss Clara Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs. William IL. Bowers, Mr.. ana
Mrs George +. Baird the Misses Farra,
Daniel Farra, Jr Miss Katie Garrett, Mr..
and Mrs. William, II. Mousley, Harry
Waiter, Miss May Rile, DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Winner, DR.. Slaughter, the Rev. II. Ash
ton Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Lewis, the
Misses Morrison, II. Howard Carver, Miss
Bright Miss May Bright, II. F.. Robelen,
Mrs. Zehley, Winfield Zebley, Miss Eva
Heoley, Frank Sharpiey, Miss Mary Down
ward, MIR. and Mrs. Harry Downward,
Miss Blanche Walker, Fred Peoples and
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph II. FREEMAN, Jr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
Mrtr INsrEcroR lnELE.

he Begins a Crusnde Against Dad Meat
and ut Once seizes the Condemned
Pieces.
Meat Inspector George Abele has been
in office very short time, but long
enough to inform the butchers in the
city markets that he intends seeing 70 it
that no diseased meat is exposed for sale
in the city if he can help it, Tie has al
ready seized d quantity Of slump veal
and diseased meat which he turned over
to A. y. Yandever to be boiled into
phosphate. The law gives the inspec-
tor the right to seize the meat, and he
intends to seize it at every opportunity.
Butchers will now take notice that Mr.
Adele is determined to prevent the sale
Of diseased meats in this market.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
TIE RLrER sriNNND.
The Iron work Of the Washington stree
Bridge Now Crosses the stream.

ETTV1rT
At length the engineers who are putting
upthe new Washington street bridge have
connected the iron work at The central
span.
The iron now covers the bridge all but
two short spans on the south side IUn-
tractor Morrison stated yesterday his
belief that with iinc weather he expects
the bridge will be finished in three weeks
and that teams can drive across i'll that
time.
rherc is a great deal of opposition, prac-
ticai and sentimental, to the order of the
Levy Court that the irpnWork be painted
red. II is said That the color will be too
glaring ard noticeable, and that a light
gray or some such tone would give more
elegant and less heavy effect than a pro
nuuHCcd dark color.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
Knrs the Red MONS han.


Special Correapondence OF Ea2ette and JournaI
NEW CASTLE, May 2G.The building
known as the Red Mems Hall, situated at
the corner Of south and Union streets, has
been sold by the Red Mems Hall Conn
pany 4 stock concern which has operated
Il since its existence, to ex-State Treasurer
William Herbert for 81, 100. The building
Is a three-storv brick structure, very
substantial affair and an ornament to that
part Of the town The third floor is occu-
pied by the Seminole Tribe Of Red Men as
4 lodge room. The second floor is fitted
IN with 4 Stage and seats Tor theatrlcal
Performances and the lower floor, which
was formerly used as the headquarters of
the Lenape Fire Company, is vacant. Mr..
Herbert now owns the two largest halls in
the city, the other one being the Opera
House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
----------Es - :
GIRLS fSDESTRLIL HOME

Formally Opened at No. 800 West Fifth
street, Thursdny---A Comfortable In
dustriai Home.
The lady managers of thenew Industrial
Home for Girls held the formal opening
Of that institution Thursday 1t is 1t No
800 West Fifth street. The matron is Mrs.
Il. Reynolds of Philadelphia, vino will be
assisted by her daughter Miss ". l..
Reynolds. The house is conmodous
one and apparently well suited for the
The furnishing of the building is not
vet completed but the lady managers nx-
pect to lave everything in order within n
week
The inmates Of the institution will be
taught industrial work, such as sewing,
household and other duties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

Edward Laws, c0lored, met with pain
ful accident Thursday afternoon on Fourth
street, between Market and King. he was
riding in wagon belonging % Frank 4.
Mitchell and when he was about To allsht
the driver stopped tho horse. Before Laws
Sudden Jolt threw him with considerable
violence 10 the ground lie struck upon
his head and had his scalp severely cut. A
couple Of men carried linn to the drug
store No. 302 King street, where his wound
was dressed by Or, Quinn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
yEwPoRT runLfc scHoon.
The Average Made During the Quarter
by Pupils OF the First Department.

The examinations IN the first department
of the Newport public school for the
spring term ended May 10Th were held
from MAY 10Th to 18TH Inclusive. The fol
LOVING figures annexed to the names Of
pupils, represent the general average made
Ii all studies, the basis OF computation
4 Glass Edith Day. G3.5 Annie First,
a3.2: agnes Giarrettson, Sl.3; Ethel Miller,
$40; CLARA Weidin, 9S,S; Alfred Frame,
795; Dudley Robinson TO-; John Scar
borough, So.
u class--Sophia Bartlctte, 76; Maude Ly-
nam, $50; Pauline Mark, OIL; Essie
Myers, 81; Elsie steward, 90; Morris
Barrett, S6.7; Paul Cranston, 7o.3; Ralph
Finn, SD; Allen Sindnll, 76.3; Gilbert
Whann, S6.7; Herbert EeatcS, SO.
General average for each pupil in A
class, Sis.
General average for each pupil in y
class S6.2.
General average for each pupil in both
glasses, S5.75
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

Owing no doubt to The fact that q large
number Of fishermen were engaged in the
business this year, and the shad and rock
being somewhat searcer than years
previous the season has not been very
profitable one Al this time, however, the
fishermen around Marcus Hook, IA, are
enjoying the benefits 81 il large catch of
herring, which they say has been the
largest for years. An opportunity is
afforded 10 the people 70 lay in their
supply for the winter. The lish are now
selling for ~ cents 4 hundred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
Erlghtfnllx Mnnglea by ! rrain.

An Englishman. said to be Miles Taylor,
was struck BY a suuth.bound train on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore
railroad, near Newport, about III o'clock
Thursday afternoon and almost instantly
Killed. The man was walking on the track
when struck by the train. He was fear
fully mangled. Both arms were cut off and
one leg severed from the body The body
was brought to this city and Deputy Cor
oner Fox took charge. Charles Schoer
who boards at the Pennsylvania House,
identified the remains lying at the morgne
boardcr al the hostelry. The coroncr's jury
rendered a verdict Of accidental death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

Special Cfrrespondenceo OF Gazette and journal
LAUREL, May % The remains Of George
Hill, the Young man killed in Camden, y.
j.. on the railroad last Friday evening
arrived here Tuesday night Owing to
some difficulty between the authorities Of
the different states the body had TO pass
through, it was shipped and reshpped q
couple of times, IS it was moi encLSed prop
erly. Finally Manson Waller Of Laurel,
accompanied by Mrs. Hill, widowed
mother Of the deceased, junrneycd 70 Cam
den and, procuring 4 copper lined caskat;
transported the body here. It Was Inferred
in the NJ. r. cemetery Wednesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
rHEY wILL GET PROJECTION.
The Department of Election Has Decided
That Its Onicials Shall Get Protection
in the Dischnrge of THEIR Duties.

in the Discharge oil Ehelr DUTIES.
The other (the Republican, side of
the story in regard to the outrages in
the two districts Of the Twelfth ward at
last saturdays registration was heard
BY the Department Of Elections last
night week. George A. Elliott escorted
the party and was their spokesman. The
statements of Inspector Mccullough
and Of Councilman Ratledge of the
Twelfth ward were heard. The story
was to the effect that no harm was done
to the Democratic officials and that they
were all right and might safely contidc
in the care of the negroes Of that
vicinity. There might have been little
drunkenness and rowdiness, but it was
not enough to frighten cat, much less
Democratic politician.
Notwithstanding this weighty evil
depce the department has decided to
ADOPT sufficient measures for the sure
projection Of all election officials,
whether they be Democratic or llepub-
lican, and there will be police protcc-
ton us needed in the vicinity Of the polls
at the municipal election, saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

III.
M a,,,o,,,,t annrnrriltrl for the Board
,,r ntlic,. observation-disclosures prccipitatcd d dis
o,,s.;nm
Mi Rose do not want Won to think
~, an, chnmpiouing the commission,
IL, thml liz amount npproprtated for
4 is H., snail II made a close est mate
i,, = uoIrm,,,tnj thof II would want so, 600
~ ~ -, -, I,,, II ,,at,',,rr alnu., ON $4,000
" 80 - e., ,,.h,,t MIMI you nave to grant
uo nv ~ st,'I II thinE yoIl ought TO
i i,ra,,t VIA, II cnirulucd il Mil need 1t
Sa I,,a,nS ~ M NM understand, 1t left
va. i....',. 'i,,,,,Ir,l dII,rs fl Won do
w w m',, MAJ Il calculated there viii be
~. nt.y 49, thn rins,. ~ Inc next fiscal
riou'te
SeWt. Mac, T,ro ycors mo- II asked for
eos Nm ri H., ,,,,rn,,ri,itr1 S6l a5l1l 1t
so1,Vo9 Wy W. r,tt,,r;,tiy,t, something like
s sSs ehn ~ H., il wns under 4
slo,uu9, . NIX S ,,t,i,,,S6 thnt il Is nov,
EreaS oeai i tSm EH ,tIicinWt Nc have
thllk S'uuV WHINE If ran ret along
t,Guts =. ~ ~. ,t nnssihIy Iess. Tnu late
WIN tIat aillo .,. az ncnnnnical 4, it
commission Mo ~ 4 baI hapn more
might hhNe pee, ,ti,i tln,invr maze cotton
eTohohlicai ~ Cutiiu - AK l.s th,t, RI aid.
Iiolis VIII W 9-,,.,,,;,.,,n ,yiIl M SATISFIED
thillk lhe e"iii.i,ssnI N I'M nd III I'D
there may " r" ,in.,.I,.r. f,n ~ made
seal atu - - s,ie,I :,
'" tiSo' ~ 49, ~. tbink the com
!lr. hoss-i w NY tiiti No IMAM i
mission can bet aloiiS "''' ] !. NINA
has had this year We sHTSeaI'o ~" y
been added to the police force,
Mr. Magee-'rhe salary Of the mayor no
lon,,nr rafnes an ~ ihe fund.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
EASTERN SHORE NEWS.
A Snow Hin Family Narrowly Esq
CapeS Death by Fire.


The Ladies' Compelled to Flee From the
I;nrning House in Their night Robes--
vicoinico, Dorchester and Somerset
Notos.
Syow IN, Atn Nav Of rio hnrning
of IA rnsi,enca ~ NJ Ibn,nas pesver.
o.,,y ,Lomt thrne Mia. from Mis- fGvyn
~ Mon,ia,, ,,ir,ht ,rnS ,ttnndej ,,i,b ~
,i,ina ~ ,srian,ns Tha ocrttnants ~ the
house Al the time Of the fire we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Desverenux and their two grown
daughters and Miss Lilly Duffy, Of snow
Till. a guest. The fire had gained such
Roadway before it was discovered That they
had scarcely tiiue 10 escape in their night
robes.
Edgar i}ratten, clerk in p. u. Ceilings
ham ~ CO.'S drug store, in Snow Hill,
spent the evening III eX-Sheriff DeWitt's
home and was on his way to Snow I'LL
when he saw the heavens lighted up By
the tire from the burning building. lie
whipped M his horse, aud with states Al
torney =. D. Jones, whom he picked UP
on his way through the town, made all
possible haste to render assistance To the
badly frightened ladies. Wrapping them
IN ms overcoat ana carriage robes ne CON
Neyed them 10 the nome OF MISS Desi
NereauNs sister, nearby, ana aiterWaru
brought MISS Dully TO her nome III ohoW
llill.
ii' bcSNclcaiA s"NSu no H't'N 800
carriage, Out ms fowls We're rohsleu n
their cooPs; Much sympathy IS mani
Tested for Mr.. and Mrs. llesVereauX IN
their misfortune, and liberal Contributions
Of money are being made by the ciii1ehS
of snow Hill TO help them ~ measure
to replace their loss. MT, Desyereallx had
no insurance; The origin OF the ilre Is
unknown and cannot be accounted 1of'
MASONIC BANQUET IN SALISBURY.
| SALISBURY MD, May 2I-Wlcomlco
Lodge Of Masons gave one Of the largest
banquets mere tonight IN inc history OF
the town. More than 10 people were pres
| enl. tirahd Master anSrock Oh baltimore,
Grand Lecturer Dukehart ana several
other prominent Masons from over INC
state We're present. III the AFTERNOON Z
council was formed IN ths Masonic RAT
General Manager WIZARD thomson
superintendent A. D. Benjamin anu Men.
olas T. Bohd, counsel OF the ba'tlhlore
Eastern shore raliroad made tour OF IN
spectlon over the line on special tram 10
day.
PASTORAL CALL ACCEPTED.
CAMBRIDGE, Mn, May 24.-On Sunday
last the Rev. Thomas Carter Page o
Brutom Episcopal Church, Williamsburg
Va, announced to the congregation hi
M iH .At 4 ~ q
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

Julian D. Ianvier, recently tried before
referees in Squire McWhorter's court, WAS
not decided III favor Of the plaintiff, as
enormously announced, but in favor of
the defendant, The plaintiff sued for =
little over SgO, hut after testimony as tothe
business transactions between the parties,
The referees gave u verdict in favor OF the
defendant, Mr.. Jlnyier, for Sll.g7
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

VAST CHESTER, PA, May 2s.-The Rev.
A. q. Wilson formerly pastor of the
Duwingtowu, Pa, Baptist Church, was
lodged in jail nj West Chester At 2 o'clock
this morning, charged with forgery. lie
was arrested in Chester Pa. lie has re-
Gently been living at the latter place. The
charges are brought by firm By whom
lie was employed as well as by several
private parties, whom it is alleged Wilson
detraudcd By forgeries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

Special Correspondence q Gazette and Journal
GEoEGFTowS, May 47-Charles A. VIII
son, who was charged with having set lire
to the house OF solomon r. stevens. ABOUT
sin weeks ago. and Who was admit led to
ban BY the superior court, III Wilmington.
SATURDAY last, mas through the efforts, Of
his counsel, Robert T.. Davis, succeeded in
gcttias % good men 10 20 on his bail bond.
Which the court fixed at $500 Wils0n
went out of Jail yesterday happy man,
and ne promises his friends that he Will
stay here until after the October term OF
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

The state Council, o. U. A. NJ. at its
annual session last Thursday, elected the
following officers; Councillor, u. Z.
Atkins; Vice.counrilor, II. s. Bane; Secre-
tary, 4. ]. Newkirk Treasurer, J.. II.
Alctilothen; mductor, w, w. Vincent;
Examiner y, Il. Steiner; Protector, Il. n.
Baldwin; Trustees, Messrs. Slower, Taylor
and johnson; Representatives to the Nh
tionaI Council, n. B. Sterner and George
Nick no
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

The new Methodist Episcopal Church at
Delmar was dedicated last sunday week. 1t
destroyed by lire. The building is 40 by
10 feet, with 4 lecture room II by - feet
opening into the main building by folding
doors. AT the southwest corner is the
belfry. 60 feet high, supplied with bell
weighing about 1909 pounds. There are
eighteen large cathedral glass Windows,
which are all taken as memorials, costing
from SIC TO Sl66 apiece,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

The letter carriers OF the city have de-
cided on the style Of summer hat tc be
worn by them this season, 1t is helmet
shaped, 81 gray color, with the number
81 The carrier on the band. The hat viii
be Supplied by Nearns 4 Morrison of this
city. The style adopted is similar to that
used in Philadelphia and in numbers Of
other cities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
colored Masons to Have Demonstration

pecialCorrespondelce of Gazette ana journal
New CASTLE, May 27,-The colored popu-
lation will have a gala day saturday, June
oath, when the second anniversary of Levi
Anderson Lodge, colored Masons, will be
celebrated with big demonstration: In
the morning there will be parade Of the
local and visiting lodges. Each organiza-
ton is expected to bring its own band of
music. The following lodges will particle
pate NJ W. Hiram Grand Lodge, !, A.
NJ, and her subordinate blue lodges; Mt.
Calvary Commandery No. A, Knights
Templar, Of Wilmington; Prudence Lodge,
No. 6, Of Dover St. Johns. No: Of
Smyrna; Temple. No. 9, of Milford;
Morning Star, No. 10, Of Laurel; Evening
Star, No. 20, OF Seaford; Stone square,
No. o, of Middletown; Levi Anderson
Lodge of this city. In the afternoon it is
proposed to have u series Of appropriate
exercises on Market square, where adj
dresses will be made By the Rev. IL, A.
well.known colored orators. A banquet
will be held in the evening"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
Contract for the Ncw Ranking House.

Special CoTespondenee Of Gazette and journal
NEWARK, NAV 27.-At a special meeting
Of the board of directors of the Newark
National Bank, yesterday afternoon, the
bids for the erection OF the new banking
house were opened and Of the three bidders
Joseph +. Willis Of this town was the low
est and the contract was awarded to him.
The plans bid upon yesterday were the re-
vised plaas the bids on the Original speei-
acceptauce Work is 70 begin very soon
and the Duilding must be completed by the
middle Of October. Although the contract
price was not given out il is understood to
he between 5000 aud $4,000, exclusive Of
the vaults
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
4 r.nr,srs Enaminataen.

Special Correspondence Gaazeste aud Jenrnai
BtaDGEvIELE, May H.--ttoman Tsm-
many. tie new superintendent OF pabaic
schools for Sussex county, held teachers
examination here yesterday Ter tirst Gild
secoAd grade and provisional certfticaees.
About 30 teachers were present. Mr..
TaInmany used great care in the WORK,
and seems to bc man well fitted For the
,,nsifi0n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01
MEETING on CITY COUNCIL
A Busy Session of That Body
Thursday Evening.
NEXT YEARS TAX RATE FIXED
II is to be $l.5O on Each 500
Assessment.

The Total Assessment for City Purposes
10 @35,852,;iD and the Tntai AHSrss-
Inent for school Purposes No. id,S;ii-
Interest From the Board OF Directors
of the street aud Sewer Department
Promised Appropriations Slightly in
Excess of SJ5O,0O0-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

Al its annaa SESSION, which concluded
Tuesday week III Goshen, n. u, the African
Union Free Culorcd Methodist Protestant
Conference made the following appoint
nunts for Delaware j. 4. BrickhouSe, G.
III. Walker, i. j, broadway. Il. II. Potts
and James X. Johnson, Wilmington w.
w. Gales, Woodside VI. Chippey, New
Castle, f II CRippey. Newark; George A.
Tilshman, Kent county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-01

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
LIQUID laxative, syrup of Figs under all
conditions, makes it their favorite remedy
To get the true and genuine article, look
for the name OF the California Fig Syrup
Co.. printed near the bottom Of the pack
age.