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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

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Wilklnson. q SIKH sftest ys9lssS.y,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

RALEIGH, N. C., November x-0spes
iaI.)-The directors OF the North Caro!in4
presiding. and elected Lee =. Overman.
Of Salisbury, president. 70 succeed VIII
liam II. Kornegay. who died last week.
Resolutions regarding Kornegays death
u,ora adonfed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

MILLBoRo, VA. November S-tspe-
iva most worthy citiseus. died q his
home last night q ecioct; MT; ,;,S Wsnd, and
tro,,hIes and Ma death, although expected
oy' at any time. i, was shock g the whole
comm,uity. All OF his children except
two were at his bedside when ne aied:
The funeral will take place to-morrvw
at O'clock. Interment at Fort Lewis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

We have remaining only few numbers
Of Famous Paintings, Sights and Scenes
and Glimpses OF America, which we are
Offering at the small sum Of s cents each
Better avail yourself Of the last oppor'
tunity 10 secure these beautiful art works
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
New Kent p,mculsy.

Two young men. Ashby Iedbetter and
Eddie Mills, living near White House,
New Kent county. became engaged In =
dIf!icuity on Monday, and Ledbetter struck
Mills with a stick Mills retaliated by
shooting Ledbetter In the abdomen. ins
ficting a severe wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
telegram.

MACON. GA. November s. 1884. d.
Teiser a. PoIlak, Agents. Richmond, V2s
Imperial Baking Powder received the
highest award to-day at tho Interstate
Fair, held at Macon, Ca
8. 8. FRIEDLEIN,
Mgr Imperial Baking-Powder Company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

WYrHEvILLE. VA. November a.
Especial )-Returns from all Of the coun-
ties Of the Ninth Congressional District
give Walker q plurality over Morrison OF
a,5D. Returns from Russell give Walker
q plurality Of 30 and Dickinson gives
Morrison plurality Of 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

sALEI0H:, :,S..sI n. 81 oSures russS sSe foiiowinq
carefully-prep4reA estimsss es ussy -, pp6rniisf.
upon - TIA Mteet -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

The Ladies' Board OF Auxiliary OF tho
Virginia Hospital return thanks To
Messrs Harvey. Hamlin. and cstlin
for donations of flowers. and TO many oe
theIr friends for liberal donations Of hoss
pital supplies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

your idls money IN paid-up stock Of ne
United Banking and Building Company.
L costs you only ~ ~ shass, On whieh
8 cash dividend Of { por ceot pr snnu,n
= rad. and at maturity you eAA dsaS ~
per shsrs. For fartheg infoFmatico epply
It the once Of ths sempeny. - 80 Aa's
street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

e.s MStRoS 4ss bosIa n c Il SssssSssc Ssss c.sy.:s
met at Halifax to-day. and canvs9ced seS
election returns. The following - the o@s
i.iH. liz 'ois; pemoerasic % majority. ORTIZ; x2S Hais.
fax n the banner county OF toe UtAtes
Chairman Green worked night an4 day.
and a splendid victory IL the re1QIt -
Is the best campaigner in North CAROLINA
and always goes In to win. So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

A Safe ~ To 10 Per Csat. Isvssssnsst.
Parties Wishing to subscribe uoo o.
more to the stock Of . f1rst-class business
concern, payable 5 per cent. : month"; VII
please address. for psrticulass. o. X
Dispatch oll1ce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

~ ose cpwmanders william c. Wise. James
II Sands. and Yates Stirling, Lieutenant
iiahn M. Hawley, L!eutenant-Commandsr
John ]. Hunker, Ensigns Wiley X. ~.
an1'Paymaster .I NJ. c. Mcdonald, and AS
sistant- Engineer william II. Chambers.
At n meeting of the Chattanooga Cham.
her Of commerce yesterday a series OF
resolutions were adopted requesting Doth
ranches Of the State Legisiay yre 70 p'r,
pare such legislation as may pe necessars
10 remove the special concessions srantea
Ia any insurance company doing business
in Tennesseo which shall become a mem
her of any association which seeks 10
control the rates OF insurance. In that
State.
Lee Lawrence. q negro. VINO arSsu''es y
sew ~,v Weeks % ago, and had been caught IN
CLAYTON county, and taken TO Macon ivn
safe keeping, was carried 10 s,n.,, Mone,r sar
Yesterday. He was tried In Ssp.einve' !. .
and s nee nepbsors to 6s of the injured
woman were not Satisfied. and. tas'ng
the negro from the officers, carried MN
10 the outskirts OF the town and hahseu
him, riddling his body with puiietr.
II has come TO the knowledge OF the
limited States Embassy at Berlin that tne
nretense that the prohibition against tne
landing OF American cattle In Germany
was based on sanitary reasons Is WIFI
nus Foundation, IL appearing that the
Hamburg sanitary authorities passed TWO
az the escargoes Of cattle IN questlon az
healthy. and that thereupon tne rrussiaI
aanitary officers were ordered 10 Ham,
bnrg. and subsequently announced tnat
the cargoes Of cattle were afnicted Win
Texas-feyer.
The controversy between the receiver!
NJ the Reading Railroad Company an1
such OF It's employees - are Tsntr,e.s, ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

Iowa Coneressmen All Republican.

DES MONIES, IOWA. November S.
Nearly complete unofficial returns show
that the Democrats carried fourteen coun-
ties in Iowa, with pluralities aggregating
6,767. The Republicans carried eighty-iive
counties. with total pluralities of 1905.
Net Republican pluralities. 72.2G9.
The congressional delegation Il unsnaken
by later returns and Is Solidly Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
A Child Enioys

the pleasant flavor. gentle action. and
soothing effects OF Syrup Of Figs. whsr
In need Of a laxative. and n the fathes
or mother be eostive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; 30 that
II is the best family remedy known, and
every family should have q bottle on
hand,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

run was organlsed that went On an day
yesterday. Notf1ng was thought " -
h,,s ~, opeDfng this morning the rush
comw@nced. CHs srd Cashier Kohl closed TIE
DOOR and posted the notice to prof<ct eiI
denositofp. The hank was doing tho
lareest business IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
TUCKER IN THE TENTH. 2.soo.

Based on Returns Received from All the
Counties In the District.
\ sTAUNTON, VA. November S.-tSpe-
cial.) )--Returns received here to-day from
the counties Of the Tenth District do not
disturb the figures as to fuckers majority
as published In the Dispatch to-day.
fuckers majority is estimated at $500
over Yost. and the ofiiclal count will not
greatly vary from these figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

4 nonaoe1 Auoo1EunkI Illnna = eese -
l1nGon1o e ~ eo1R ~ lns ~
lsoo I'm Drn1o - - olsnonA -
lsl - ! : y ssI6 80 ! !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
OTEY IN THE SIXTH. 2.476.
Based on Complete Returns from the
Entire District.

Entire District.
LYNCHBURG. November S.-(Speciai.)-
Complete returns from the Sixth District
confirm the election Of Major otey by a
plurality of 2.476.
The commissioners Of election met here
this evening, and canvassed the vote OF
the city. The official count shows that
Otey received l775 votes; Hoge. LOU;
Rucker, l67. Smith the unknown guam
tity), G. Otey's plurality over Hoge. IcS;
over Rucker, Los: over all. 582. On the
constitutional amendment, 1.499 votes were
cast for 1t and ~. against 1t. Defaced
ballots thrown out, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
MEREDITH. IN THE EIGHTH 2.4so
Pat MeCauii wil Hardly Csssssl This
lIandssns Piuraiity,

ALEXANDRIA. VA. November ~
especially Returns received bare from Al
the counties In the district make Ness-
dith's majority over NcCanll 1Ua Lou
doun gives Nersdith zt ma5orltys Fan
quisx. ~: Prince Willipq -; A|exan9ZlA
g. s'sy, &; ossaI =; iSS;:dssa S'saf1Ss ~ "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
THE BREckINRloce DISTRICT.
Owens. Democrat. and Denny. Republican,
Both Claim Election.

Both Claim Election.
LEXINGTON, KY. November s.--The
situation in the Ashland District Is un-
changed from yesterday. Owens Demo
craD claims 11S plurality. but Judge
Denny Qicpublican) says he is confident
OF his election when the official returns
are counted tomorrow. II Owens is given
a certificate Denny will surely contest
his seat In Congress on the ground OF
refusal to register Republican votes and
on account OF frauds on election-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

csssh 1slsn1-nis Do wisA -.
DArYLBBORo. n. c.. Noventer ~
Especially -On Tuesday morning Wyile
Crickmors. sgsd n, only ~ q eeepnso
Crickmors. residing neas hesA ~ henss
accompanied by his two 4egs. xashnG =
,ssSsp rsSs d 4,s sslp lp;@Ss @ ssss: sss sss sss
Vns On. soSss SsSs us s ssa ssy sss "
one other ftf6lvsr We. found OF ~
dogs were by his sids. having enawsd ore
side OF his face and one or 4kig9y o9s
deutaily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
r,oc,t Phone

until you see Hume-Minor Companys
Bread street near Seventh. A VISIT "
them may save you mary doilefH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
Tennessee Goyernorship I'm Doubt.

NASHVILLE. TENN, November s.
The governorship is still in doubt Re-
publlcans and Democrats claiming the vic
tory. Seventy counties heard from OH
cially and unofsieially give Evans dtepub-
lican) 1900 majority. OF the counties yet
to be heard FROM IT Is conceded that
they are about evenly divided. 1t looks
very much as II Evans were elected, but
the result can only be learned by the
official count. The Legislature Is safely
Democratic.
Maryland Republicans MagnanImous.
BALTIMORE, MD, November S.-The
Republican State Committee yesterday an
nounced Its determination to contest tss
carried by the Democrats. To-day the
committee. after fully discussing the
question, resolved that, Whereas. we
have whipped the life out OF our oppo-
nents. II would be both cruel and useless
TO kick the party when 1t lies hat on It's
back
Iowa Congressmen All Republican.
DIES MONIES, IOWA. November s.
Nearly complete unofficial returns show
that the Democrats carried fourteen coun-
6,767. The Republicans carried eighty-iiye
counties with total pl.urslit1isessc t. geo Of 1905.
The congressional delegation Il unsnaken
by later returns and Is solidly Republican.
California Result Mixed.
SAN FRANCISCO; CAL. November
didate for Governor In California viii be
about two thousand. The Republicans
have elected the remainder OF the stare
ticket and will have majority or at
least twenty in the next Legislature the
latest returns show there Is no doubt
that the Republicans have six OF the
seven congressman.
wisconsin Republican Assembly.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. November s..
Complete returns show the election OF
sixteen Republican and four Democratic
State senator's, which makes the Senate
stand: Republicans, 20; Democrats. ~:
The election Of 81 Republicans and ~
Democrats will make the Republican ma
torty in the Assembly GA.
Two Penn'a Democratic ConRressmen.
PHILADELPHIA, November S.-The
official count In the four counties scori-
prising the Eighth Congressional District,
which was completed late tonight. shows
that Hart OemocraD is elected by 1877
majority over Kirkpatrick Repub!ican).
This gives Pennsylvania two Democratic
congressman.
Bland Comedies His Defeat.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, November s.--A spe-
cial received at 2:So P. al; from lie,
Bland comedies his defeat by 81 plurality,
in favor of j. l.. Hubbard. his Repubii-
can opponent.
Something Anh-Republican.
SPOKANE, WASH. November S.-Hyde
and Doolittle Repubicans) are elected to
Congress by greatly. reduced majorities.
The Republicans will have a small ma
jorlty, greatly reduced. in the Legislature.
PennsyIvania's Plurality. 24O.S2O.
PHILADELPHIA, November SWIM
five counties TO hear from. the net ma
jority of Hastings Republican) for cover
nor is 2iO,s20.
Connecticut's Plurality. 15,7ld.
NEW HAVEN. CONN, November 3
For Governor. Cofiin's' Republican) plu-
rality is 15,7ii; his majority. u.0l3.
Deiaware's Plurality. 1880.
WILMINGTON. DEL, November o.
For Governor, Marvers Repubiican) piu-
rality is 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

Hums-Ninor ComDeay. Dcoa1 stress
near Seventh. afs oGoslno ~ grsassss
barxninD in piauoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

) Alexandrsa county. Stafford. and King
It e not believed Nccaull win attempts
hajority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
Before BuyIng q Piano

I8ef0Fe Buying PihnO
zee Hume-Minor Company. Broad stresu
near Seventh, and you viii save money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

lssss:'s';:'' 8: s;'';;;: Z: 81 s: - i; j;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
Hoge's Grounds for a Contest.

ROANOKE, VA, November S.-(Special.)
Colonel j. Hampton Hoge. the Republican
nominee from this (the. SIXTH district,
returned home this evening from Lynch
burg, after an absence OF several days,
and announced his intention OF contesting
the election OF Major Otey. IT Is UNDER
stood that his chief grounds for contest
are the number OF votes thrown out In
the district and the alleged unconstitu-
tionality of the Walton law. The COM
missioners of election for the several
wards OF this city canvassed to-day the
vote OF the 9th instant and declared the
result as follows: For COngress-Otey
Democrat), 1901; Hoge Republican), I.l6l; (;
Rucker PopulisD. S42; thrown out. lH
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-20
GLYNN GOT THE DECISION.
The Young Wilmington Boxer Defeated
sol English In "a six Round Bout In
baltimore Thursday Night.

The Young Wilmington Boxer Defeated
sol English In "a six Round Bout in
baltimore Thursday Night.
BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 14.-John
Glynn, the Wilmington bantam, was
given decision last night over Solo
mon English of Baltimore, at the New
Assembly Rooms. The meeting was
the third that Glynn and English have
had, the other two having been declared
draws.
English did most of the fighting, fol-
lowing leading and hitting, and dis
played rare tact in ducking heavy blows.
Glynn was shifty upon his feet. He
landed several telling thumps, but
showed most of his ability in keeping
himself safe and fresh in face Of Eng.
lish's determined and aggressive style Of
warfare for the six rounds of the con-
test English hurt his thumb badly in
the first round, and his fighting was said
to be not up to the mark for that reason,
still Glynn took no chances on that
account. Jake kilrain was referee.
First Round-English led on the fore.
head, then with hard right handler on
the head. This blow hurt his thumb. Next
he reached the wind, and received u
hoI - JUG w bhS AaSS' Inv ASuhN ShN
ing even.
Second Round. English found Glynn's
body and face, Glynn countering and
reaching Enslish's wind.
Third Rounl-Both men ducked re-
peatcdly. English landed twice on
Glynns face. Glynn, after clever
dodging, landed body counter, and
the round ended by English planting u
stiff punch on the face.
Fourth Round English landed on the
face, Glynn countering on the body.
English landed, reached the face and
closed the round with left on the face.
Fifth Round-Glynn opened with two
facers, and English found his opponents
body twice and received a stiff blow on
the face.
Sixth Roundabout went in for hard
work. After au exchange Glynn landed
in the face and ducked n wicked blow.
Glynn rushed, landed on the body and
face. Englished countered on the nose,
following with a blow on the right jaw.
In the preliminary bouts Samuel
Kelly, in his second round with Jack
CLANCY, was knocked down, and the
bout was stopped by Deputy Marshal
FaynGn.
The fifth set-to, which was between
Joseph Elliott Of Baltimore, and Joseph
| Flynn OF Wilmington, was all Elli0tts,
In the third round Elliott landed on
Flynn's jaw. Flynn didn't know he
was knocked out, but he was. lie put
up his hands to continue, got dizzy
walked complete circle backward aud
fell to sleep ON the floor Elliott helped
him to his corner, where he revived in
two or three minutes and left the stage
laughing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-20

The funeral Of Pcyton &, West took
place Thursday afternoon from his lato
residence, No. GIT West Fourth street,
and was largely attended. The Board
of Education, employees OF the Harlan e.
llollingsworth Company and delegations
from Delaware Lodge l. Q. O. f.,
Lincoln lodge, X. Of p, and Jefferson
Council, o. L. AN, were in attendance.
The floral offerings included . hand
some cross and cluster OF roses from
his latc fellow worl:Incn. Services were
conducted by the Rev. II. &. Cook, d. d.,
assisted by the l{av. :. p. Nccser. 1--WE
representatives If cucHof the three secret
societies served as pall-beNrers. Inter
ncnt WINS made in Wilmington and
Braudywino cemetery, ana was private.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-20
He Was Not the Ealtor.

Eiit3r Gazette oHd J9urHai: In your
article commenting upon the HE vi
John Loillnd, the "Milford Bard"
which is about to be issued under the
patronage Of the Sons of Delaware OF
Philadelphia, you made and error in
n serring TO the late John Lofland as
editor OF the B.ne Hca's ChicEen. John
Lohaud had no interest in the paper,
but was simply employed by Messrs.
lIaandell & Vincent, editors, publishes
and proprictors Of the Blue Hens CNio&eu
to write poems and tales Of romance
exclusively for the paper. Tho editorials
were all written by Francis Vincent,
who became sole proprietor and pub
Usher July 2Gth, 1850.
MARY w. VENcEST.
WlLMINGToN, Dec 18th, lS3L
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-20

l have simply to say in conclusion,
Mr.. Benson remarked, That | have per-
formed the duty | was requested to do
and | can't close without expressing the
thought that after As years service with
the Harlan y ilollingsworth Go. Captain
Johnson retirss with the kindly feelings
Of all, and | heartily agree with the
sentiments expressed in the letters.
Captain johnson, in reply, said "The
times that are memorable in mans
life are those in which he finds himself
among his known friends. This is my
good fortune tonight. | am sure that
every man here Is my fInd, and as
SUCH | greet you with wlll!ag hand
and full heart. 1t was my design to
ask you here to say good. ayc-and to
take leave Of you altogether. In leaving
you do not want 10 be forgotten. lii
my new home | shall aiways be glad to
see any of you, aud whenever you come
Won will lind the latch-string outside
the door and hearty welcome waiting
Tor you inside. ] thank you all for your
presence here, and ! am profoundly
pleased and grateful for the letters to
which you have listened to from the
president and vice president OF oul com
papy, whose absence is to me, us know
it is to you, q matter Of regret. | again
thank you all for your kindness to me. 2
Next Andrew O. Wilson, On behalf
of the hosts associates of the Harlan *
| HollingswOrth Co., presented to Captain
johnson an elegant nall clock. Its
casing is OF oak and about y feet hfrh.
| The clock has full cathedral tone Ucll
and strikes the hour and half hour. II
also contains Il calendar Of the moon
aud the days Of the month. OntAecaslnn
| is a silver plate, inscribed as follows
"Presented to Captain HADmns johnson
| by his business associates OF the Harlan
s. IIoliingsworth Company WAily
presenting the gift Mr.. Wilson said tic
| clock was designed by the donors Ia
| Jake its place in the captains home as d,
| daily and hourly reminder III his bust.
ness associates. lie hoped il woulI
| record the passing of many years OF
happy life yet remaining 10 him, and
in presenting it he knew that be voiced
the sentiment Of every one present in
saying "God bless you"
The recipient made the following re.
ply: "Now | know am full | thank
YOU all again. | am glad to know that
this clock has not stopped, and ii sha!l
be my effort TO keep it going So long as
you and | live, which hope for you
and | may be for many, many happy
years.
After Captain johnson had requested
that his regrets and souvenir menu
! cards be conveyed to D. J, Mention and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-20

The individual to whom Dr.. Iulburd
referred in sermon Sunday week as
having been interviewed on the temper
ance question is not = United states
senator but State Senator-olect. Or.
Hulhurd referred to him as being i
Senator from this district ami not as a
Senator from this state, as previously
published. The person Is Standardized
Robert j. Handy. When the interview
began Mr.. Handy stated with great
JUNCTION that he stood ready tc do all he
could for the SunIay-schools but when
the subject OF puttins the local option
question to vote Of the people was
mentioned he threw up his hands and
said his interviewers would have TO 20
to the Democratic senator.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-20
NEW sCnUOE BUILDING.
Description Of the SchooIhDusc to b.
ErnGted los st. ratriGk'a church.

Erected i"F st. ratrilk'4 church.
George |. I.ovatt, Philadelphia archi-
tect, has prepared the plans for st.
Putrick's parochiul school building, which
is to be erected on Fourteenth street be-
tween King and French. The erection Of
the edlliCe Will BIZ commenced early next
spring.
The building will be lOx75 feet and four
storied. 1t viii b. built OF Ponpriiau
brick and will have brown stone trim
minps The first story will be ii feet
high in the clear and used as Il meeting
room and gymnasium. The second ana
third stories will W devoted TO school pur-
poses ard the latter will contain kinder
garten. The fourth story will be used as
meeting place for The societies connected
with st. PatriGlIS Church and Us L nall for
school entertainments
The erection Of the building will necessi-
tate the expenditure of several thousand
dollars, The structure will communicate
with the other property of ST. Patrick
Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-20

James Carmichael, who were absent,
the following telegram was read:
PmLApELPHIA, Dec. 10, lsn4.-CdDtdi1
Thomas ,iohnsaa, Clayton Housa regret
very much that | cannot he present With
you and all my friends this evening.
wish you all much happiness.
u. j. MESroY.
The newspaper men spoke Of their
pleasant relations with Captain John
son and George w. May, son-in-law
of the host made an address in behalf
of the members Of the captains family
who will remain in this city.
The affair concluded with prayer,
which was offered by Mr.. Rue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-20

There Is on exhibition around the city u
remarkably fine example of pictorial art
from the John NJ. Rogers press of this
city. 1t is the picture Of a laughing negro,
with the title ''llamie-kiss your honey
boy y Its special excellence is in the UNI
usual quality of brilliant light and shadow
contrast and exact retention from the pho.
tograph of the action OF merriment and
laughter Of the facial muscles.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-20
DEA,soCENT TGX COLLECTORS.


The following appointments of delquent
tax collectors for outside hundreds we're
made by the county tax collector yesterday
week
Mill Greek, Henry H. Durne!l; New
Castle, John T. Hayes; Irundvwine,
Sturgeon, White Clay ,'reck, d. K. donald.
son; Backbird, Il. O. Brock on; Ann.
qunimink, Edward Hart; Rcd Lion, il. +.
Cam,