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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
r. Il. CHURCH FIG UREs.
Statistics for Delaware and the Eastern
Shore Counties of Maryland and yir-

Statistics for Delaware and the Eastern
Shore Counties of Maryland and yir-
ginia.
Census bulletin No. 800 gives statistics of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. The
following figures refer to Delaware:
New Castle county-Number of organ
izations, 49, church edifices, "A; seating
capacity, 7,2l5; halls, .; seating capacity,
225; value OF church property, SOB, 800;
COMMITMENTS. ,SDi.
Kent county-Number of organizations,
5; church ediices, 5; seating capacity, 100;
hall, ]; seating capacity, 100; value of
church property $4,000; communicates,
ST..
Sussex county-Number of organiza-
tons, III church et!itices, 10; seating Capa-
city, $500; hall, l; seating capacity, so;
value Of church property, $4,000; com
municants 45i.
State--Number of organizations, Ss;
church GditiCes, Al: seating capacity, II, 2lj;
halls, 4 seating capacity, 5O5i value Of
church property, s5il, 300; communicates,
2,7l9.
DIOCESE OF EAsToS.
The following apply to the diocese of
Eastun, embracing the Maryland Eastern
Shore counties
Caroline county-Number Of organiza-
tons, 3; church edilces, 4; seating capacity,
COMMITMENTS, Ia.
Cecil county-Number Of organizations.
8; church editccs, o. seating capacity, l,t5O;
value of church property, Sol, 9O3; conf
manicants, 342.
Dorchester county--Number Of organizn-
tiOns, 4; church ediices, Z; seating capacity,
l.3lO value Of church property, S329Jv;
communicates, G02.
Kent county-Number of organizations,
.; church ediiccs, s; seating capacity, 1881;
value of church property, S3BOO0; conn
muncauts, 1857.
Queen Anne's county--Number of
organizations, * church edifiCes, 5. seating
capacity, Sot; value of church property,
SIG, 500, communicates. 32S.
Somerset-Number of organizations, 4;
church ediiices, q seating capacity, l,7b5;
value Of church properly, S4l lS4; COM
municants, 80.
Talbot-Number of organizations, I:
church editiGes, II; seating capacity, 2,G25;
value of church property, S9l 800 COM
municants. $40.
Wicomico-Number of organizations, 5;
church ediiices, 3; seating capacity, 100;
value of church property, $4,000; COM
municants, 30.
Observation-Disclosures of organizations, 3:
church edltiCes, b. seating capacity, S75;
value of church property, SlIGi5; com
municants, 255.
Total-Numbcr of organizations, 81;
church ediltces 90; seating capacity 1866;
value of church property, $33S, 762; com
municants. 3,l4l.
EASTERN SHORE or VIRGINIA.
Accomac county-Numbcr of organizes
tions, 4. church editices, 4; seating capacity,
l,OOQ; value of church property, 5000;
communicates, 33S.
ampton-Numbero of organizations,
g. church editices, 8; seating capacity, 900;
value of church property, sll,e00i com
plunicants, 100.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
Baltimore Markets.
Associated Press DsnIerh nv speclNl Wives
BALTIMORE, Jan. a5.--Flour, steady, l

Associated Press DsnItch nv sneclal Yves
BALTIMORE, Jan. a5.-Flour, steady, un-
changed
Wheat, easy; No. . rod spot, 7sa7SIc., Janu-
airy, 777Ea7Sl Sc.; February, IS 'aa7Sr7s.; May,
81 asl.c.; steamer No, . red, TiI.c. bid;
milling wheat by sample, isas!c.
Corn, easy; mixed spot, 5aa53 &C.: January,
j2as3lsc.: February, 0aa5llGc.; March, 4gi4a
soc; May, b. aaji &c; steamer, mixed, 52c.
asked: white and yellow corn ny sample. 5ic.
Oats, steady: No. ,, white, western, Ila4sc.;
No. ., mixed western, 344c,
Rye, quiet and steady; No. g. Csc.
Hay, lrm; good to choice timothy, sl5.d0ai650
Baied hay, in small supp y, steady but quiet;
timothy, small bales, flT50s.0; fancy large
bales, S20.5la20i5; mixed, $ljalS; balod rye
straw,lii3,75
Cotton, nominal
Provisions, steady.
Butter, qpeE creamery fancy. fair to choice,
&c do, imitation, aiaSSc.
Cheese, firm, in good demand.
Eggs, dull; 2Sc.
Coffee, iirIn; Ido cargoes, fair, iskc.; No. :,
l74G
sugar, steady, active; sranulated, SIC; cop
per, strong: refined, llaall4c.
Whisky, unchanged.
Petroleum, dull, i5,Ah
III f,Ag Nnur
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
AAMsM0UxE COZ rR4crs.
Awarded by the Trustees of the Poor 70
Tho Ensuing Qmnrter.


The regular quarterly meeting of the
Trustees ot the Poor was held in the aims
house at Farnhurst yesterday.
After the transaction of routine business
bids for furnishing supplies to the institu-
ton. for the ensuing quarter were opened
andtontracts for the same awarded IS fol
lows: ...
Observation-Disclosures Refining Company,
II cents per gallon.
Tobscco-J. L. French, % cents per
pound.
Mutton-John NJ. Carey, S cents per
pound.
Pork-Hart & Brother, 10 cents per
pound.
Beef-William b. wilkins, Ito cents
per pound.
Bread-Spicer Baking Company of Mar
shallton, y cents per pound.
Drugs-E. T. Dlworth.
Shoes-E. X. Crawford, SO and 90 cents
per pair.
Dry goods-W. b. Sharp & Company.
Groceries-C. l.. Simmons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

RlCHArDsoN- AssEY.-At starr, Nd, on
tho ith insttnt, by Rev. Mr. Coo, harry hich-
hIlsuu mad SRllio Massey.
! CNhEbSON--IuGlliE FE.-htT rappeMd,,
william X Richardson Of baltimore aud
Mary tunc liaghlett Of Vrnppo.
llGGlS-PH IhLiPS.-At Seatofd, on the 18TH
INST, ny Tie l'ey. W 4. Euginnd, Harvey Fl
i;igsin gui Ola V. Philips.
ROE -WNElhtY.-at Greensboro, Md, on the
Eth Inst, by tho Erv. j. ). Arters, Milton IL.
hoe and Eattc Whitley.
ROE-WHlTHY.--kt Greensboro, Nd, on the
the lin inst, Milton II. Roe and Katie Vir-
ginia Mhilbr.
ROOP-CLARK.-Af Kcnt0n. on the 18th inst,
by tho Rev. Albert CnunAlar, Ernest b. Roop
OF san Diego, Cal, and Kate s. CLARK Of Ken
ton.
ROYsToH-EyERTsr, Paradise, near Port
Deposit, Md, on TIM nth insI,, by Roy. Louis
Z. Barrett, nasis'eI by liey Adam Stengle,
Campbell u. l'oySton 0t Baltimore and j.
Anna Eyerlst + Port Deposit
RYDkR-TATMAN. Al Chesapeake City, Md,
on the l2th inst, by tho tev /. g. Fosnocht,
George A. ryder Of Baltimore and Anna III.
ratman Of Chesapeake CIV.
SMIrH--CASNON.--A RidEely, Nd. on the
18TH inst. Jas u. Smith and sRllis Cannon.
SMIrH-E ELlOTI.-At Centreville, Md, OF
the 1lth inst, by Rev 5. .. lreadway, Nelsoi
L. Smith ana Halle Elliott.
STAATS-CLtFT.--At SsssafrAs, Ma, on tn
lglh inst, by the Rev. william sheers, Il. VI;
StHHts md Mrs. Elizabeth Gift.
sTURGlS--PAt MER. -on the 18Th instant, bf
Rev. j. +. Otis, Charles l., SturEis and Mary
II. Palmer both uf Wilmington.
TAYLOR--RGGEY.-In Philadelphia, on the
18Th inst, Abel j. Taylor and Ella a. Riley
both Of smyrna.
ER-1IICKMAN.-Nea Snov Hill, Nd,
on tho 18th inst, by the Rev. J. II. rs. Elwell,
Sidney Trader and Mary I. Hickman.
TREW-- BR0WN.-.ln Quaker Neck, Md. on
the 10Th inst. by Rev, w. Il. Nowbray, Walter
s. TrCW and BNgSis Brown.
TURNER-CREW.-At Chestertown, Md, on
the 18th inst, Albert $. Turner of Philadel
phia and Mamie Crew OF Chrstertown.
WATERS--WUIFF.- Brdesburg, "a, on
the 18th inst, by Rev Charles Westermann,
Clarence Waters Of this city ana Mary X.
Wolf of FrSnkfnrd Pa.
MSLEY-WATTS.-A Galena, Md, on
December s9th, by tho Rev. L. II. Nelson,
George ", walmsley and Mile v. Watts.
WlItIS-PATCHErT. Easton, Md, on the
18th inst. by the Rev. II. :. Thompson, rs.
sisted by the Rev. W. z. Avery. Harvey II.
Willis OF Philadelphia and Mary Eliza Pat.
chett OF Easton.
WYATT--CR ROUGH Milford, on the 18th
inst, by the Rev. j. s. Wilhs, William Wyatt
aud Lizzie Crouch
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

Walter Douglass Of Mordington Mills.
sister of James Z. Douglass, late paymaster
~ the United States navy and ncicc of
Hon. John VI. Clayton, his old law precep.
tor. lie went at once to reside in an old
family mansion ON the south side of the
public square, III Dover where he has con-
tinued to live ever since.
They had but three children-Wolter
Douglass, Harriet Clayton aud Cornella,
of whom Harriet only Is still living.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

Leonard &. NanKleeGl died Tuesday
afternoon at his residence, Pennsylvania
avenue and NanBuren street, after an i'll
ness of a few weeks. He was born in Al
bany, n. y, and was about 60 years old.
When he removed from New York state
y years ago, he came to this city to reside
He was considerably interested in real es-
tate. Before removing here he was an oifi-
Ger in the New York customs house. lie
resigned his position and was permitted
to name his successor. He leaves a widow,
a daughter of the late David c. Wilson,
and one SON
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
rnlLLil,s nnoons nE4n.
The Distinguished Divine. bishop OF

Tho IiistiDwuiSipu Divine. IsishOD of
1Tnssnchusetts. pies aIundsv Morning.
BosrnE Ian O3-Bi.b6n phillins
Brool,s Had III hi residence M 932
Clarence strnnt. AZ Gao n,cloclt dis
,norninr II beart FatiTro hranabt an
nv n IN IF c1rahir,-
Tie death a. nrtfra,v rrnynectcd
He YIN; tnl.an III trhw.,j,v w;th sore
throat hr,t pEtLinar ssri,Ir. sbowad
;t.eIF until i"st o,5pf,T IN IT
Brneh Tia ni,v.i,is., ,ii,cnyared 1atn
laet nyn,ing iit;h,,' .r.li, s,,,nr,ton,s ma
cansidoriHg n =,,Itgti3n oJ i,,
caliea ii 81 n "A MD III Hill tima
notbi,g sorint,e wa =.,,,tici,iatod ana Dr
Fi,z rn1,ai,,sd IN. s,,,,rtr W.
IT. Reach YEA. ;yitI, No i,; '.i'r tt,o ar.
ti~n MIMI AhNyi 4 "a ti,, noii, ~ 90,
gaiy.s Viii, a ca,%li,, e,o,,,, It'll,
ineied fo, " fey ,no5in ,n a"3 IL lew
r@ssad IN Mont n Rr,cb Iii .I,;s
morring that ioatb was carsnd frnn
heart raiIuTe mi not ram linhthcria
No diptheretic membrane wac discov.
cred ly superficial examination this
morning
pisi,nr, prool.- ,,-a,atoJ III. I..n
,. 't r,,.' p &c, 10 i'a 80, SCI
mon "N VIZ ChuEch OF inc pDou oheP-
p'tu VI i'OltH stlEet ldst lutsuly even
ing. The scene at the bishops house
this morning was one of grief and DESC
lation. No crane mad Mt That time been
nlocej ON tho dnor hnt an yio,s frienIs
a,nSr, r,bnro ~, 49,, H.. s,rnI LII
%.i' "ti9i.i 'ue news lln2 siisau M!tn
ereat laPtolly' were making inquiries
ON the street and III the immediate
neighborhood of everyone whom they
saw coming out of the house.
Within the house II few of the his
hons most intimate friends who ssnr,o5
hardIy ~ raal;,n M tnrril,,o H. ~ ,,,n4
it'.ai5 " ie''i'He ,tle teii'ulo ~; were
gathered III groups III me GliLereht
rooms. The spirit that pcryaded the as
semblage was one of complete and over
whelming sorrow. They could not com
prehend the fact that BishoD Brooks
wns dead and AGAIN and og1in ,ba onns-
80, 80 .i.ai 81, III.
t i ,M ~, nshea - thc DisH'p feally
deau lhat their beloved pastor and
friend had left them forever seemed to
them too awful, and they were unable
TO grasp the significance Of his death.
srrrc,I or rur prcp,spn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
FIRES.

Associated Press Dispatches by Special Wires.
RUTLAND, VI, Jan. 25.-Fair Haven,
Rutland county, was visited by the most
disastrous fire in its history last night.
The fire spread to dozen buildings, and
caused loss OF over $4,000. Most OF the
leading business places in the town were
destroyed. mainly because all the hydrants
in the vicinity Of the fire were either
1Iozen or not In working order.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

On account of the breaking of the ice
between Norfolk and Cape Charles City
the boats plying between those points have
been withdrawn and in consequence New
to proceed south via Washington and Rich
mopd,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

Associated Prsss Dsoucn ov -pattal wrss.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. aJ.-Flout, dun and
weak.
Wheat, quiet. No. red, 77l.c,: M Penn
sylyania red, &c.
Corn. quiet. No. ., for local trade, t3Ha54c:
No. 9 in export elevator 59lc.
Oats, quiet and steady; No. white Ace;
No. white, die; No. : mixed, AOc.
Bran, firn, with small supply: winter,SlSa
1850; spring, fl7alG5n
Butter quiet ana stenly' Pennsylvania
creamery, extra, S3n3ic; Pennsylvania prints,
extra wholesale, aic: Pennsylvania prints,
extra iobbiug, at 3Jn3Sc.
Eggs, dun aud weak; Pennsylvania lrsts,
a9aSOc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
CABINET MAKING.
MIR. Dayard and MIR. Cleveland in Con-
sultatlon---Some Late Suggestions.

sultatlon---Some Late Suggestions.
As.ociatad Press Dispatch by Spe;Ial Wires.
LAKEWOOD, n. j., Jan. 25.-Presidcnt-
elect Cleveland and eX-Secretary of State
Bayard sat up until late hour last night
and resumed their consultation this morn
ing.
Ey-Secretary Whitney was expected to
arrive this morning, but up to noon had
not put in ali appearance.
1t is believed here that William f.
Harrtv is positively booked for Post
master-general. He is expected to visit Mr..
Cleveland to-day.
Mr. +. C. Wall of Wisconsin, WILL it is
said be rendered the Secretaryship Of the
Interior.
National committeeman r. B. Smalley
of Vermont is at the Cleveland cottage
this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
Died of Her Iniuries.

Little Mary McDonough, the S-years.old
child of Thomas McDoEough, who was so
badly burned at her home Sixth avenue
and Duncan street, Tuesday night, while at
railroad lantern, died about noon at the
Delaware Hospital yesterday. An inquest
will be held by the coroner tomorrow at
go o'clock,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

1ssaciatsi Press DiIua 81 pr >pN:,al Wires.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Flour,stRte aud western,
quiet. easy: southern -four, quiet, weak; com
mon to fancy extra, 81 l0aSiO; good 10 choice
do, f3i5ai rs; rye flour, quiet, steady; super
dne. $3.50
Wheat, No. . rod, dun, steady, local trading;
February, zoe. bid; Marn, S0L c. asked; May,
S2laaS2sic.; July, S3LBS9 a-l6c.
Rye, nominal: western, t2a62c.
Barley, quiet, steady; state, 65eA0c.; western,
60aS0c.; No. 2 Toronto s4aS5c.
Corn, No. 2, dull; February, $3.50. asked
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

Assoeiatod Press Dispatch ~ spsclal Wires
BosroY. MASS, Jan. 2j.--It is stated by
the members Of his family that Bishop
Brooks died without making any will. It
is estimated that his real and personal
property can not fall far short of $3.50, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
THE CHIEF JUSTICE RESIGNS
His Resignation Sent to the
Governor Friday.
TALK ABOUT THE SUCCESSION
Various Names Suggested for
Judicial Places.

Chief Justice Comcgys Accepts the
Proposition of the Legislature and
Tenders His ResiSnation--Judge Hous.
ton Does Likewise- Honored
JYrists--Gossip About retrospective
Judges.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
Hoops PILLS euro Liver Ills. Jaund!ce,
BiIiunsnesS, Sick Headache and Constipation.
Msren, sa..c. ASKED May, 53'.u5sse.; steamer,

March, e9sac asked; May, 53'sa53Ac.: steamer,
mixed, 53c.
Oats, No. 9, dun, lower steady ste'e, 3saGa
4Tc.; February, 8shc. asked; May S97sc asked;
Beet. iirm, quiet extra mess, s9ag.5O; family,
sl2al3.5O.
Pork, inactive, firm: new mess, stS.5Oai9.OOi
Old moss, s S extra prime, nominal.
Lard, dun, nominal; steam rendered, il.50.
Eggs, quiet, easy: state and Pennsylyanla,
29.30c.; western, .Sa2gr.
Spirits turpentine, dull, steady; 33Aa33Ac.
Live Stock Prices.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ai.--Beet Cattle-Good.
5bn5'ac.; medium, 5a5ar.: common, 4Sa4 Ic.i
rulls. &C.: fat cows, 2Eialc. Sheep-ESlra,
6A6Ic.; good, 5iga54c.: medium. 5a5 kc.; com
mon, aai &C.; culs 81 aic.; lambs, 5H7ifc. Hogs
were DUH but high In sympathy with tho west.
Extra Chicago lie; other western, lO&aiOI4r.
Fat COWS were lower ut 2'iaic. Thin COWS
sold from $40 to s225L Milch calves were lower
at ia5c Mich cows were unchanged ut S2ja5O.
Dressed hecveS were in good request at 5idaac.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. observation-disclosures
3,lSD head; extra steers, 50 5Oa5.I5; good, fnrly
lat shipping steers, Si.N0aiS.2O: oxen, common
TO hasl, 2i5hA; cows and heiters, good to extra,
S3Bjat.lO 10: poor to mixed butchers. 81 50a3 S5
cows, common 10 fair, $2.25l3; good to extra
corn fed, s326a3.15 bulls. stock, S2.aJn2.6D;
bologna, f2,51R3; milch cows and springer,
s35aIj for good to choice Hogs eceipts,
$3.50 head: extra heavy, {Sl0aS.aB: Workers.
good TO best, &7AjaS; god heavy ends, S1,5Oa
i.i5 pigs, goods TO best corn-led, sEaOaI.6l
lam bs-Receipts 10000 head; choice to fancy
wethers, So laa550; iair to good sheep, s4.3jaj:
Canada, 81 5Oa5; Canada wethers, ij21a5.50
lambs, native, choce to fancy, i6l6.50; culls 10
fair. s.25a5.40; Canada, common TO fair. sGa6.s5
CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. observation-disclosures
1850 head: choice TO prime steers, $52ja5 CO.
fur 20 good, S4.50a4,95 others, S3.sJai %; stock
ers, f2.gUa3.lE: cows, $3.lOa4.l0. Hogs-ltecepts.
$4,000 head: mixed aud packers, ST.50hi7b;
rime heavy and butchers weights, t1.75ai. 81;
prime light, s.. az 10, other lights S1.l5ai 30
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; natives, ilab.05;
fed Texans. 4.4Ja60O; westerns, S5.2Oa5iO;
lambs, S4.5OA625.
NEW YORK, Jan. %. = Beeves Receipts,
sob head; native steers. f3.75a5G0 per 100
pounds; Texans, i3.75; bulls and cows, II Cot
$50 Calyes-Receipts, I;S head; veals. sjaa:
grassers, ~ l0a35O, western calves, S22Ua35O
sheep and lam bs--R ereip pts, 1878 head; sheep,
{ia5 90: lambs, s. 5Oa6ss. liOgs-Receipts,
S,igi head; market tirm; si.G1nS.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Jan, 43..-Catte- Receipts,
ESQ head; market very duh, lOc TO l5c. oil
on prime grades; all other grades 90. 10 &c.
on from last week's prices Hogs-ltccolptE
$500 head; fair light to BEST heavy, t1.i5a7S0
Sheep-Eecelpts, 100 head: best grades, COM
mon and medium shade oil from last week 5
prices.
CISCGSSATI, o.. Jan. 23.-Ilogs-Grm, higher;
s6.S0aI9O; receipts, $500 head. Cattle-steady;
S2a5a5: receipts, l,i5D head. Sheep-StGady:
S3a535; receipts $50 hpad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT j. REYSoLDs.

Copies of the letters of acknowledgment
S sem ny me governor 10 me fetirlng Judges
nOlds speaks in warm praise OF their long
service, refers to the high responsibility
deyolying upon him in filling their vacant
places, and adds that if their Successors
shall be able to retire when their turn
comes with equal honor, he shall feel well
rewarded indeed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

of the bar who feel deeply concerned
about the result, Mr.. Bayard, William G
Spruance, Senator GRAY, Levi e. Bird
George V. Massey and other well-known
lawyers will urge their views upon the
governor in favor Of the appointment OF
worthy and capable judges, who will
prove an honor and a credit to the State.
JUDGE HOUSTON RESIGNS.
DOVER, Jan. H.-Goycrnor Reynolds
came TO Dover this morning and received
the resignation of Judge Houston. The
governor will transmit the following com.
municatOn to the General Assembly this
afternoon.
Gentlemen of the Senate and Hotas of ReD
fcScHtufiUeS In obedience to the Joint resn-
luton in relation to the resignation of the
Chief Justice and the associate Judge resi-
dent in Kent county, passed at Dover, Jan
nary 18th, 1895, ! have the honor tn inform
your honorable bodies that ! have received
and accepted the designations Of the Hon.
Joseph p. Comegys, as Chief Justice and
the Hon. John W. Houston as associate
judge residing in Kent county.
The following are copies Of said letters
Of resignation.
r. His EreslieHcy, r. J. Reynolds, Governor n
r. stat! " De'dwdrs: gratefully appreciate
tho action by the General Assembly yester-
day, In making provision, Of which hHvo had
dua notice. for the rosignnti n OF myself as
ChirI Justice anu that OF Judge HOur on III
associate Judge, and hereby comply with the
legislative act ny re4ig Iing my said ofiiro.
j. y. COAEGYs.
DOVER, DEL, January Goth, 1893
GEORGETowS, DEL. Jan. 28d, lS93--TJ HIS IA.
eeLncy, R9bert l. Reynolds, Goce' NOR Of N, STATE
n Dstu'oarr--Silt In response to the Joint reso-
luton Of the two houses of the Legislature Of
the stnte Of Delaware, adopted on tho 18Th of
January, 1893 hereby respectfully tender To
you NV resignation a. associate Justice OF tho
state of Delaware, residing in Knnt county.
have the honor to remain your obedent
ser ant, ,IoIIN W. EluCsT1S.
These aged and honored members of the
bench have devoted the best years of their
lives to the able and faithful administra-
ton of justice in the state, and retire with
the highest respect and confidence of the
whole people, and ! would suggest that
your honorable bodies take proper action
to acknowledge the appreciation Of the
state for their services.
Resuectfully submitted
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

Accomac county--Numbcr of organiza-
tons, 4. church editices, 4; seating capacity,
lOO0; value of church property, 5000;
communicates, 33S.
ampton-Numberof organizations,
O. church editices, 3; seating capacity, 900;
value of church property, Sll,s00i com
plunicants, 100.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
GROCER 6otelbrano.
Oas Weltaustellunes=6oteI in Barney gang
lib rtieoeroebrannt. = Derluit 100000.

Qlm Montdg Qtbcn6 tpurbe 6aS WeltalS1
IteQungSz6otcL in Ser 8orItabt 6arDeD Doll1
ltGn6ig 6urcb fSeuer perltic6tet. gS mar
Elm Dreiitodiger !6%olSbau, t~pelder Elm offe1
mes Gtered bilbetc, in oel1en Wfttte elm
Yart angele9t merben lollte. 9as 6otel
entDtelt 740 3immer unb mar 81 Ocm be-
lonoeren 3tpe6e erricbtct %tDOrbell, @Glte Der
MeltausiteQung 3u beDerbergen.
Die @igentbiimer, 80. s. WtiaS un0
@aring 8rpS., baben bereits nit Dem Nie@
belalfbat b%egonnen. SecbS5ebn Stlnn0en
nacbbem 6as Seuer aus9ebrocben mar,
rGumten bereitS eine NnSa6l Nrbetter Die
3riimmcr Dtnipeg, uno Die @i9entbiimer
boffen superiicbtltcb, ben 8au friib genll9
polen6et 81 Daben, UNI ale eingcgalgenen
Gontracte ausfiibren 81 fOnncn.
Die 20l6porri9tungen 6arpeD's 1tl1o
nur ie6r unpoQfommen, benn es 9iebt bort
fetne Spribel1, ionDern nur Elm paar
SblaucbipGgen unb 6afen> unb Better
ipGgen. 9ocb lelbft ipelr1t es anbers getpez
fen nGre, 6Gtte bas @ebGube ntcbt gerettet
lperoen %f0nnen, ba tetn @aiier gu befomz
men mar. 0aS 6otel Lag ndmltcb in elmer
neuen Subbiptlion BON 6arDeD, in tpelber
no6 feline Nalerr06ren gelegt ft1to.
Sic l1rladbe bes 8ranoeS lit nibt be-
fannt. Die Slammen perbreiteten ii3
nit eritaunlicber S6nelligfett, un6 inner
baLb elmer bolben Stunoe ma baS 9at15e
sroBe @ebGube, tpelcbes 591 SUP lang urb
PIG SrB brett mat, in S6utt unb Qibe
Deripanbelt. Wan permutbct, baB baS Del
inn Qlnitrei6erzG aum iieb ent8itnbete. Der
8erluft betrGgt 500, 900, tpopon 81, 900
burcb 8erli6erung 9eOeft itnb.
Sn 8erbtnoung nit Dem Seuer ereignete
itb Elm trauriger GorfaQ. Sn fur3er @nt@
~fernrng bon benz 6otel befin6et iib Sic
@obnun9 beS 6errn g, Sad, zines 8ar7
gers Don 6arDeD, Der, ais er nab Oem
S6auplab beS 8ranbes elite, plOBIt3 toot
5t 8oOen fiel, berrnut6li6 all ben Solgen
zines 6er3icblages.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
6ludlih e%ntronnen.
Gin 6uiammenfo6 5wiiden einem Sitter
5uee uno einem Strabenbahnwa9en per-
Iduft eefaarIos fir ole poGaeiere.

Cine gauge NnSabl BON 9aiiagicrcn zines
StraBenbabntpagens Der Nrcber Q(pe. >0tnte
gerietb Montag auf Ser 8a6nfreu3ung BET
Gbtcago & SOutbeaitern 8abn an BET
Qlrebcr unb Nlblanb 9lpe. IN 2ebensgefa6r.
Der Wagen So. 474 treu3te ur1ter 2ettunq
bes Conductors S. g. SterelD un6 beS
&uti6ers Sliocr 9eiicloip, Sic S6ienen,
ais cine 9tangirlocomotipe obtger 8abn
inter Siibrung bes Mai6iniiten 90. 5.
&t3ie6er nit iebs @~iitertpagen in Sic
Sracbtb0fe Ser SqtnoiS Steel So. btnetnz
fabren tpoute unb nit Dem StraBenbabnz
tDa9en 3uiamn1enitteB. Ser 3uq fubr
teOO3 10 langiam, un6 Sic 8a1Ioetere1
batten ietn 6erannaben firth eenlto be-
merit, um aus benz @agen ltnberlebt III
entfommen, ebe Ser 3uiarnmenitoB ftattz
fano. Die cine Sette beS StraBenbQbnz
pagens tpurOe eir1geOriift, bo9 ~entoleifte
berielbe nicbt.
Der SlaggentpGc9ter So6n 8reen 1oote
oaB ct benz &uti@er ii9naliltrt babe, Dor
Der &reu5un9 a%nSubalten, berlelbe babe ie1
bocb ietn Signal ni6t beabtet. Q(n Ser
&reu3ung iinb feline S6lagbqume onoez
bracbt uno es lit bort auc6 nun Elm etnsiaer
6laggenmd6ter i%tationirt.