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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

Sold throughout the world. Price, CrricuRA.
pc.; soar, 25c RrsoLyESr. u. PorrER DKua
AND CaKx. Corr, Solo frops., Boston. AN
Abort the skin aud Blood " nailed free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

.rlmIt, several in Explana-
..tthc Times Editorial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

We are doing you good-that is, X
YOU buy a pair OF our sample Shoes
at about one-half price. They are per-
fectly fresh. and being samples are
above the ordinary run.
See our Evening Slippers.
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rr.RS TO MR.. BRYAN
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,-r"CED BY DANIEL.
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JEWELRY.

\ fresh stock OF the newest winter
designs. Many articles suitable for Holt
day Presents and a full opportunity to
see what you are buying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
THOMPSON TESIIFlES,

t.rfudc During the Cam
200 Frankly Explained.
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VISITING-CsR

Fresh assortment just in In plain and
covered.
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Toy DEPARTMENT..

Our third floor Is Santa causs HeSa'
quarters. Our window to-day displays
few OF our Handsome Dolls.
49, D.f.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

OPEN EVERY S1oHr THIS WEEK
4 DAVIS.
HANDSOME SILVER NOVELTIES.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED PEE
EXPRESS AND WILL
PLACE ON SALE
MONDAY
Elegant Bon-Bon Boxes at SOC.
Pretty odor-Bottles. &c
Novelty Pin-Trays at S. TO- Is. and &C..
besides a complete STOCK OF Dressins-
Cases in silver and plush.
Manicure-sets in SILVER and plush.
Work Boxes.
Jewelry-B
Collar and cuff-Boxes.
whisp-Brooms and Holders.
Glove and Observation-Disclosures.
Gentlemens Leather Dressing Cases.
Gentlemens Scarfs and Four-in-HandA
Banquet-Lamps.
| Piano-Lamps.
| SILK Shades and Frames for Shades.
JAPANESE WARE.
| We excel in this display
| Cups and Saucers.
Tea-Sets.
TEAPOT. Cream and Sugar-set
! Oyster-Dshes.
Chocolate-Pots.
| Cake-Plates.
Vases.
| Umbrella-Stands.
| Toothpick- Holders, and many other at.
<ractiye pieces
UMBRELLAS
| from CSC. 20 81. You can surely ind an
Umbrella to suit your ideas.
POCKET-BooKS
from &C. up to the finest, but each Al
lowest price.
DOWN-PILLOwS
| covered.
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AND To-


make acceptable presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

r.4.on to Believe Railroad
Money Went Wrong.
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Royal ON Martin.

Mr. Meredith then withdrew ana mr,
Royal resumed his evidence. lie e. s ,,ons
~ some length upon the close reiations
~ Mr.. Thompson and Mr.. Martin so.ns
as far back as two years ago, W W." xsnt
aSart,n was, he said, fighting the hen.
,,.aaa hill. Mr.. Downing was opposed
:. =. me admission OF this testimony. as II
" -" showed the relations Of the gentle
u,1 ana had nothing TO do WIN IN, the
I lra,oriai light. He thought It Unfair
s sea ,mnroper for the statements 70 DC
any as TO Mr. Martins views upon
measure dead and buried .,hat he
~ poyail declared that what nc
e m ssv linked with what Mr. Bryan
CONN., co',,S tell would possibly be eonyineins;
e - ,ss committee as to the relations o. OF
% '' Marlin ana Mr. Thompson In the
senatorial matter a.. conmittee
AT ~ isssss -wssA nsyss - S''S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
DoWN-PILLows

from &c. up to the finest, but each Al
lowest price.
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UMBRELLAS
PoCKET-BooKs

from Csc. 20 $l2. You can surely ind an
Umbrella to suit your ideas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

4 an c. V. MEREDITH.
p. s.-Be so kind also as TO write me
whether Mr.. Thompson did not send
money to Charlotte county. and that
the first that you knew of 1t was when
Dr. A. S. Priddy told you so in your
once on the evening of the day that
he asked you for money; and dld you
not tell me so on the day you gave me
Inc lists above mentionedY
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What Mr.. Bryan Knew

Mr.. Joseph Bryan, being sworn. said
his position IN association with the
Times had been such that he had been
The recipient Of great deal Of talk and
correspondence that he could not posi-
bly, state lie was on The Executive Com
mittee OF the Democratic party. AS far
as his Information there went he had
no reason to believe that any Improper
influences had been used IN the election
except that he learned that some money
that he thought would be distributed
through the regular executive head Of
the party had not been so distributed
This he did not learn until the Saturday
night before the election. when in con
ycrsation with Mr. Thomas S. Martin
ne referred 20 the fact that a subsc1ip-
tion which was expected from certain
ralIrOal nnnrl. I'D not rnrnn
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/ ,rha witness was here interrupted, and
tb. committee decided that ne shoulu
/ submit such statements as he had near "a
/ In writing that the committee thlsh'
pass upon them. Here Mr.. ROWAN Dr.
/ dnced several written statements Whicl
/ te md already prepared. They were as
| follows:
THOMPSON OF PATRICK;
"Aiilcs Martin told me Dr. Priddy APP
! preached Mr. Thompson before tlle 80
/ ion and told him he would give him w
/ S5co for his canvass and so for his own
! roclef-ff he would vote for Martin
! nat Judge Hairston. the County-Cour,
! T,6ge and Mr.. Moir. tle Clerk. heald
/ 4, ana told Brlscoe Bouldin, who wrote
/ n down and showed II TO Miles Martini
"EANEs OF HENRY:
| "c,,o,oIn William II. Fowle told me
| ,bat harbour Thompson wrote 10 haynes
before the election. telling him he wou,0
| ives ranes 500 Il think II Eanes would
x,o,e for Martin: that Haynes received
! and gave the money 70 Games that "heh
| the senatorial election came up ihoiu 81
| sent Haynes a tr1p pass TO come heI ,
and nurse Eanes; that Haynes ait ,i az" 10
/ stored him 20 voting for MaTtln' uS
ssid HAYNES told this tact to Captain H.
Shepperd." o.u,
MILES CRAFT, or SCOTT;
"Afiles Martin told me that Craft was
| o,,,.avs nut down as a certain Lee man.
That some time. 1 think. in November,
General Lees friends heard tla' moo.
"a hought Craft for Martin; that Ayres,
,shn was In New York, was written 70
come com by here. and he was told Of it; t and
he went at once 70 scot, MoS ee%dS s sts
, ~ Moon had made clear set az Cratt,
S", ne ss'I had seen him and counteraetea
the effort Moon had made, ana ID , IsmeSs 20
Craft OF al feelings OF opns ~ Craft
| voted for Martin"
"BARBouR THoMPsoNi
&c. v. Meredith has IN his posses :, |,
A letter from Taylor Ellyson stauns ua'
n Thompson ala unquestionsbly distri-
butte funds without Ellyson's knowiease,
and that Or Prissy got money ,..,ss d; llyson
knev nothing unzQ next day. / saw :
letter from Prsoay TO 0epesM - -. -
wisfcA he saaa that Il wssietAy u'FSu1'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

,.,.hrr of Mr.. MuShbach's
,rr,IouS Ruled Out.
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"AlI Of that" said the witness referring
to the letters, sis personal 10 me- l. hho"
but In view of the article in the Times
want 10 nut myself on record. There are
nlenty of gentlemen in this Legislature
tvbo sought and received assistance from
mo vet were never asked now they stOou
on any particular candidates. l also want
10 saw that many of them were FOR Lee
and were known 10 be for him. ANY man
who says l assisted him on condition thal
he would support any particular canul-
date states d deliberate lie ana Iaise-
hood.
an this tuncture Mr. Mushbach said I:
"Now that Mr.. Thompson has vindicated
himself let us go into the investigation.
This remark seemed TO Indicate that spe-
ciaI privileges had been accorded the wit
ness. and Mr. Nicol said: 81 think MS
statement is germane 10 the inVestiga-
ton"
In response to question Mr.. Thomp-
son said: II say unhesitaungiy that 80
far as know no improper methods were
used"
thing wrong IN regard to the election OF
Henry Eanes. OF Henry CountyT Il DO
not. sir. I know, on the other hand, that
aid was given 10 Henry uncondiuonally-
without any intimation or desire % lind
out how the delegate would vote. don't
IKE 10 90 into all these party anairs De-
fore everybody, but frequently talked
with Mr.. Ellyson. and l remember ne
said ne had O letter from them saying
they needed a certain amount OF help. 1
told him he ought to furnish II.
WANTED DEMOCRATS TO WIN.
.sYou can put this down." continued the
witness. Everything proper AMI right to
contribute to the Democratic victory ON
November 18th / did-irrespecuve OK VINO
the delegates were going 20 vote ior.
Mr.. Tredway said: you have read the
charge AGAINST MIR. Eanes. OF Henry
county? Is II trreg''
At say It IL totally untrue"
! rDia you Distribute the mons5 irreaosc-
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KNEW OF FRAUD,

witness Admitted That
'", ,odNo such knowledge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
-
THE TORAD'S Fam.
some Disagreement over the Music.-A
Hush Last sunday.

,7s.,,,. ~. . ~ NJ. 40 ri i
N,"', ili,, h"N nc iS.-- he Gehiahd
Lo' rs ItSi5Hh''yH o. IIeouotc hoInA5
ii"S ~ "a, ',,.''i'al N,lHlil'ssloh ana
w y, IE'l " y.svlS 70 (" ue"ut2eh hr.
lt9lliAs = ielt ~ very en- narfAsallls
iG'a'u2 l aliI w .oHs VIZ mater y soon SET
YEA hS VII. Trule from we hHpositl9n
H.s'-e'hcF' ~ iaatter VIII DC pronSht
before I'M p'aiH "i reference ana control.
"" lidfrsi mas now reached polnt
where rs ch"fc lh4alca1 department 81
the f1i' I"E "h'eA heaylE million
i"l,t'. i"lEe herI PROVIDED Is threatened
WIN ui~'"'iiipA
ii' Nn' May Items oi thousands OF
men ahd women wandered aimlessly M
4ti.H HWWn tHe lharonghinfes outside the
World 5 I"iT GROUNDS To-Day peerihs wtst-
iAIS ihL"ish NE closed gates OF the W hlte
itE Ahl mArillr1hE regrets At Their ~.
ahiitE I" GI'il Abundance, some y the
L9lsHrF 7p1ken ones called d9wh inaledic'
ltAl GA INC powers that sealed the beauties
~ tAe @r " them, nAt' on me whole,
tAetFoNH WAS ~ uE.cflS one. Men ktFt
.ittHf lelatti7 cFluchliE bNpNed by me Pc.
iErt tha' i19ay would be the iaNt day OF
-HhG''N t'gE.hS u was ny tar the largest
! SANI'N turnout since the Exposition
4 GlGhcI
~" worlds far sunday opening ques.
/ li"h War vigorously discussed nj the meet
] lnS nj inc lFAar and Labor Assembly To-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

into the lake, Loss to lumber firms %lli
be yery heavy. 4 bad washout IL reported
lust east Of the city on the Cleveland, an.
Ton and Southern road, and trtliic on tha'
line Is cut oil.
Railroad traffic was cUmpetcly slis-
pended az noon from tho Effects ui the
hood The water inundated 'ac lrAcha q
every CGSt-hotmd road, SO thht business
was at standstill. Many R'leS al tf1ck
are under water, while the cIlNelts are luH
to the brinl, and III many places gone
Engines are standing on bridges where the
waters are rising TO prevent the Hood from
carrying them away.
IN THE NAHONtNG VALLEY
IouNGsTOwS. o., May lT..-ntcady RAIN
for As hours has caused the Mahoning
river to reach the highest stage ever known
here, and it is still rising three inches an
hour. All the lower portion Of the Guy Is
inundated and the fire department was
Kept busy all night rescuing families from
their houses. The PIttsbUrs IL Lake Erie
is the only line running trains. The entire
Mahoniug Valley is flooded.
FIGURING MILL SWEPT AWAY.
WILLoU6uBS, O.. May 1.-THE heavy
rain fall of the past Is hours has done
much damage IN this section. GhaGrlii
river has never been so high, and It's banks
were OycrilOwed.
The tluuunE mlll oil !. IL. hnyCc was en-
tireIy swept away early this morning,
with albig loss. The family Of MIR. Cald,
we'll. residing on the flats were rescued ny
boats, their dwelling being completely
submerged. The peniiold machine shops
are IlOOdei and work abandoned.
THREE BRIDGES DESTROYED.
PAiNfsvILLE, o.. May l1.--Three bridges
over Crand river have been swept away hy
the flood. The damage To properly III
Lake county will be enormous. Every
thing on tic low lands at Richmond and
Fair Port is under water. The water is tho
highest ever known.
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nrLL NrRIk EKS ~ moRk.


HrLL. ENGLANp, May Sin accord.
anCe with the agreement entered into sat
mday, the union dock lahurers Of Hall
recently Oh strike, resumed work to-day
The members of the union and the 500
called free laborcrs worked together, ap.
parently on auicabe terms. Many Of
those who had been on strike were unable
Ia obtain places. owing to the number of
tree laborers who had been given employ
ment during the struggle, and whom the
employers retained III their service.
NcvcrthcC,, order prevailed everywhere,
Notwithstanding that there was consider.
able apprehension of disturbance. special
police being for that reason detailed to
suppress any outbreak that might nccnr
The resumption Of work was marked ~
a tragic event. Chesterfield, the local sec,
rotary Of the Dock l.aboGers Union, cut
his throat, and although >tft living, be Is
in a critical condition He had been much
uyerwnrkcd during the strike and was de.
pressed by the result OF the struggle. BE,
fore attempting suicide he said Il cannot
face the misery sec before the men
through the action % the Skipping Fed,
Grafton. they mean to crush u.s."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

PHILADELPHIA May -, 1893
Black Dress GooaS.
Doubled attractions. Goods
that arc most desirable, once
exhausted, repeat-orders now
in, many numbers at reduced
prices. Thus: Crepon, wool,
4o-lnch, 75c.; 42-inch, sl.oo
and SI.25.
Crcpon, silk-and-wool, ex-
qulslte, 44-inch, S2.oo and
$3.50.
Crcpon, with silk cmbroid
cred swivel figures, 44-inch,
$3.50 and $500. The latest
and richest.
CamcPs-IIair Grenadinc-
Lupin's 44-inch, sI,oo, SI.25
and $3.50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
WILMINGTON, THuRSDAF, utr q



The New York IrilpnG edltorializes
In way both entertaining and instruc-
tive regarding colossal new steamship
which, according to information vnri.
ously referred t1 rs announcement
made by cable" and "rumors current
for several MONTHS the great Irish
shipbuilders, Mussrs. llarland y WOLF
OF Belfast, are about to build for the
White Star Line. The Tribune says
that this leviathan Of the deep Is to be
800 feet long, ana surmises that i will
cost about three million dollars and will
be so constructed rs to cut the time
from Queenstown to sandy Hook down
TO four and oue-half days, Having laid
these premises to its satisfaction, the
tribune proceeds to question whether
such a steamer will pay as q bust
ness venture, since lie operating
expenses must necessarily be enormous
and when added 70 the interest on the
investment, the Insurance premiums ana
other outlays, cannot but constitute the
building and running Of such boat 4
serious financial risk. Still, says the
TribuRG, this is an age Of mtryels. Ii
was in 1919 that the savannah, steamer
of $50 tons, crossed tic ocean in 70 days.
That was then accounted 4 miracle, hut
in less than 20 years the Sirius reduced
the time 10 Is days. When American
shipbuilders tried their hanls at design
81 A /
Baltic lowered thcstimc to ten and ghh!t
days at the beginning Of the Iiftics.
Twenty years more NJ competition
brought the record between New York
and Queenstown below etEht days,
in 1870, ana the Campania now
promises to reduce it this year "a five
and ;l-half days. II is certainly not in.
credible that ship will cross the ocean
before the century closes III four and a.
half days. Ii will be nothing more than
the normal advance in the art Of ship,
building which has been witnessed de.
cadc after decade. But III order Is make
that last gain of "A hours lii speed the
coal to be burned during the voyage has
to take the place Of freight and the Great
Easterns dimensions have to be ex.
ceeded. In the attempt to save q day in
the ocean voyage $l,0Q0,0OO has to be
added to the first cost Of construction
and the operating expenses are greatly
increased. Competition is proving 81
costly that prudent steamship manager:
are already wondering whether the mar
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
a hitter Contest to ho Amtraply settled.

KANSAS ITrY, No, May ls-The 81,
CLAIR county railroad bond ease which for
70 years has been in the Missouri courts
anu has cost several lives, is to lie amira
bly, settled, the county to pay SiO1, 900 on
The original bond issue OF FE1OVul loha
Is. Henderson uf Washington CIV. attur.
ncY for the bOndhodcrs, ANA the 1t. clair
county Judges now in jail here under or.
dcrs from the Federal court have agreed
10 the settlement
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
chicago to Have i smuggling clun nons

CHICAGO, lLL., May lS.-Somc month,
ago II was announced that CLUB house
for the holding 1t glove contests, on the
order Of the Crescent and Olympic clubs Of
New Orleans, w'ls 10 be built near Chicago
The scheme has borne fruit and the Arena
will be built. 4 match has been made he.
tween Buffalo Cnstello and Billy Moods
OF Denver whom Joe Chnynski defeated.
Costello and Woods signed to fight within
two miles of Chicago several days ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

very, very good. | thank YOU so mnch.
u i good to be here, Tor YOU are very kind.
| like America. ! like the American PEG.
pie, l like you all Thank you. Good
bye" Aud then she passed Oh To the next
door and talked With the people there,
Willie d chorus of "Dh Isn't she lovcly2
Isn't She sweet ?" went up from the reri-
picnts Of her pleasant little remarks.
EVERY oSE nEIGuTEr wfru HER.
After the lnfanta had seen all that was
To be seen she went ont into the corridor
again ON the way To her carriage leaning
on the arln of Secretary Carlisle. The
crowd, grown larger BY half, pressed
closely about her, and made il difficult for
Secretary Carisle's biz messenger, Richard
Green, to make a passageway, "Good.hyc,
goodbye" cried The lnfanta, waving her
hand 10 the women as she passed through
their ranks "Gond,bye, thank you" she
cried again. smiling, while even the stern
face ot MIR. Carlisle relaxed. The prince
and the others in the party were laughing
heartily. and rs they entered the carriages
they caught tile echoes of more tattcrlng
rcmarks about the beauty and graceful
ness Of the Princess,
Wts!nYGroN, May aS.--The dinner given
tonight by the President and Mrs Clcve-
land to the lntautI Eulalia was made an
occasion of mitch dignity
The White House COnservatorieS had
been fairly depleted to furnish rare flowers
for the decoration Of the table and the
apartment where the dinner took place.
The large state diningroom was used, and
il has never looked so brilliantly or SO
taste!ullv arranged.
Thecntire lower floor, the East Room, Blue
Room, Red Room, Green Room aud private
corridors were decorated profusely. Grow
ing green plants were predominant. with
just enough Of flowers in bloom to form 4
pleasing contrast The private corridor
communicating with the conservatory
showing is palms and roses through the
open doors at one end was, perhaps, the
most effectively arranged, its length and
| the sultDess and richness Of its furnish
lngs making possible better display than
the adjoining apartments.
shortly before O'Clock the lnfanta aud
suite. under the guidance Of Commander
| DAVIS, tnpl carriages at the Arlington
! Hotel. Despite the dowLppur of rain Il
/ crowd of people had gathered about the
| entrance 10 catch n glimpse of her royal
/ htEhness. On the White House portiCo
I another asseInnlage was eagerly awaiting
( her arrival. In the meantime the Chiet
/ Justice. the cabinet officers and other
/ invited guests had arrived, and Mt O'Clock
| the royal party drove under the torticc
where Commander Davis assisted them t.
( Hiisht.
( The. mfanta, followed by Prince Antoine
passed w The steps, through the broad nor
| tai and into the reception rooms, tho re
4 naindcr of the party close behind them
Stationed IN the main hall of the White
House was the Marine Band under tht
| dtrectntsHp Of Professor Fancull, ant
along the walls Mere few spectators.
~ $40 the band rendered the Spaush
| NATIONAL air and the guests marched down
| the private corridor to the state diuin.
tftr IL. 1 l, t...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

" EST NHhsTER, May IV.-A Unique
suit has been brought in West Chester.
W. f. Steele, hired man, asks for
$1,000 damages from his employer
Nelson Douglass OF RusscllyiIle, on The
ground that one Of his hands was rem
dered useless while threshing, the mem.
her having hcen caught in the machinery.
The case will be tried in court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

Castoria is truly marvellous thing for
children, Doctors prescribe it, medical
Journals recommend It and more than n
million moi hers are using it in place Of
soothing syrups and other narcotic and
Stupeiying remedies. Castoria is the quick
est thing % regulate the stomach and
bowels and give hrnlthy sleep. the world
has ever seen, It is pleasant TO the taste
and absolutely harmless. II relieves con
supauon, quiets pain, cures diarrhra and
wind collie, alIays feyerishness, DESTROYS
worms, and prevents commissions. southes
the child and gives i; refreshing and
natural sleep. IastoriT is the children
panacca-thc mothers friend.
Castorla is pnl up III one-sile bottles
only Il is not sold III bulk Don't allow
any one to sell Won ANYTHING else on Tia
plea or promise that 1t is just as good"
and will answer every purpose"
See that you get CAST O.RI.A
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
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W

The following property transfers were 70.
corded Thursday rhree.storv bricE ,ark
son street and Delaware avenue, Edward
] MuhlhauSen TO Nathaniel L. Benson. Nj.
72D East Tenth street, Real Estate Develop,
nent Company ~ AMELIA Layton. lIt
Eleventh and kirllw wood streets, George ii
TindaIl to Mary NJ. Wiswe...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

W>suINGroN May la.-The President
has appointed Kerr Crsige OF North Caro-
lima 10 be third assistant postmaster. gen
aral, vice \. j.. Ilaaen Of Pennsylvania,
res izupu