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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13
Laa mOnOpsIIos en- d CongrssO

In 10 ssE6A celebrAdA por 0l OcngE0Eo an
il tarde del a de NoyiembEe, diTigi6 el diputa-
10 por PoRcs, senaH aoler Oass1uAxa, loA 81
guiaAtes rusgos Al Eenor AiaiHtIo dc UtEamar.
"ks han aSFg gRrado aIgsnoH compAnSros de
DlputRci5a por PusTt s.Riso dijo 81 senior SoleI,
cayAH pAlAb4as YepEodRciasB del "BxtrGcto Oh
siAl" de II Iesi6n, que satan "a en- el hiHisseTic
da UltramaY loH documsatoa de Il information
aoieYta en- aquslA islA poF virtud de- oZden de
BecerrB, { quieA aplsudo eslurcHausnte Fer h.
osrla dAdo Pc dspaYRY 81 son leaivoH loH lnteTss
lei pdblice dai EltAde los cskcisrtos que sabre
f5itoYoG pstr6lso FacthYoa u AdmiaiatHasioa
= dstsrainadcs psHticalarss En- el Aho aatsElaE
sn 81 actuel.
81 60 exacto que esos docREsatoa GstEn Oh
81 KiRiStssio de- .traraaT, xGOgo 10 Mesa -
siEvA BoRaY en- coRocimieRto eel digEo Eenol
Anarxuxa mi deaeo de qRs loH Tsrnita 10 Cana
a. dsspueH de sRtudiaYloH J toTmax jutcie EcbEs
siloa gi po hebieSsn lsgsds al m0ncioAadc de
aArtSaento, sEpliCo 8 MikiS!xo de UIsramAr q0e
sseggl fSamentS sRcaTgua s IL latoRdeaeiA O.
PaeTte Rico qae active en 10 poslnls coAciuys
cugRto 2hkss Ia iEform AcioA gus nae TehsEo.
De tsdos aodoF, impeItA los iAtsrases de
suerto Rico que sl stnog MiAistTo de y ltrana1
yea 81 nodo de RAtiafACsr IN apabos aEuatcG los
a hsloa de Rquel pis, 90 Sclo poEqGs 90 do justl
ia atsAderloF, EiAo pogqVe los coRciaItos haA
pKovocsdo disputaa IA J sRcoRadas eE los psEIo
aisos aslss ctnsuYEs cbat!a DiputadeS, 9oblsrno
y k0SoR1QAA0b, u4RuO 4kksEp AA6uAbp AuAAak0sa'
dsnunciaa psYiodisticaI; he tho EeRsible, que Ne
htgc mas que lAmsnttr, y cEyaa cosE0cusaciaI
ast6a "a baatante ateau1 dsB por las recti6sacio.
nss discretAE que han i'd poaiendo los tIlnuHa
les & los primeros Psac4 do ans cEApanA On l.
gue 81 cao fiscal, muy bisn iAteacIcnsdo, 70 hs
obteEido loI apIaXHos qRe 20 sFetszco nsnpIs
para lcs actos dc todAE lRs iABtitucioAeI 1uai.
ciales."
TlGs diaG daspues dc hAear loH pzesedsEse se'
rgsgoa, 81 coRItitEirse II comiBi6R de pr 81.
pueGtsH de Puerto Rico, ol .iox SoleY y 0Gfalua.
as, EeguA leemoS en- 81 Liberal propuHo la nis
ma coMiAi6R, , sata acord6 quo 81 Sscretario in
tornara GobYe loa expsdieEtsS dc loH pOonEpoIioH
sxpedienteT que eEtRbaa & eHt1dio, Il sahda dol
ooYreo, del nuevo director de Hacienda, DsnoI
RodyigU0x de IL B1Ybolla.
Tensmos eRtendido que loG mcnopolioI ssykA
ssulAdos. No - pReto ahoxa todaviA dstsrrai.
aar Ia forma On cue re dictRrA 81 acRerdo; pero,
Il qEs 30 deorotGYG, bisR directameats por Ol Nj.
aiSts1o, yk poE 81 coagrsI0, en- ID proxima Icy de
pYeAupuSHtos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13
LII VILLA DE BILBAO

Este Gcreaitado establsciaisRto de unsYo.v.
siss, % IA tFaHladEdo de 10 calls de Ia OEuE nj
asKo 10 doade - hallapa aituado, & ID Gala a.
5An FFazcisce A6u. 81, sus dusHos Hs somals.
cen 81 PensElo O. conocimisnto de szs uar7o
qniaAos y del p6blGo oR gsHeYal 1911
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

fueYts como autorixa il ley de pvsHapueStou vo-
tkndosp al efssto 81 s14ditc supatoTso nacasayio.
-Lana diputados de Paerto R'co han aeoxda
do en- "a 6timA Tsuni6R no tomar ps1ts eR il
diacvni6n ~ Les Isf,rmAa d. CABS asoYdaT
mFn adolsnte 10 qus han de hsaar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

Dice IN psri6diso de Assiid: "AGcnbre
- fscuadidad ER 81 baz1lo de saa CIist6bsl
Jsbsxo de Utsls B aseaE, hA dndo Luz uHa
nnjeE EeIA Sin.E COZ dos szDszIs 81 parso fp6
Asissdo pax 81 me llco doH JuEE Francisco Ga
cis fsAr6 que sRso qas LAssT Il sxtraccioa oa
laa Elkog. W 4 MarkoE mar DO 81 edicc acpdi6 y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13
Revocation ue p0der

FL gus eca fsIi al Lcdo Doa JzaA Ramon
Ramos Veles, quaaa zsvocada en- esM fsehs.
Puerto. .Hlco, D.eismnEs IL "a 1884.
81 FRANCESCA Lo TZ DR HIDALGO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13
BHnE1 TBrrit1Ti8l y AgTiE1l8
Puerto Rico.

A.orIado por e Consejo de Administration en-
session ordiuaria de 81 de Noviembre utimo. la emf
a5n de co. cedulas hipotecartas de 100 pesos mo.
media eorrlente cada una, que hacen eR coniunto ~
gul pesos ia poue conncmiento del publico, cum
pendo 10 prevendo e articulo 50 los Eststutos
i montante de los prestsmos de que deriya la
euslon ascieade IS 247 pesos. Las c6dulas deven.
xaran 81 iuteres del Z por 100 annual. pagadsro por
aeinestges a mporte de las misnas sera reembol-
na Die por sorteos anuales que anunciaran oportu
nansnte ell Ell plazo naxirno de II amos.
Puerto-Rco Dlciembre II de 1894.
V.B' 81 SeeretGr1o,
AZ Prets acedtak, SALVADOR FULLADOSA
JULIAN IL, BLANCO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

D3H Ffaasiaso PAsGoE Aos paraisipa poE ga
lilo dc CiTcu ~ haAsT ssls bieeloo ca 10 PIsyR Il
Poses uSn g nc,s que SO usdISsTs tods class
10 somlslORss Asg- sios 80 gsKsIal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

M tran fsou!tAtiv0 ilsg6 81 narIss Ayseito
cor tres hOraH de atraTa conaecHsaein de ura
AsaEiA que tuvc IN nsqsina en- q trAyssto dsl
poyadc Vsga.hsia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13
Harina
La TumbadOra"

La mejor de todas las harinas y efec-
tos americanos tiene constante existen-
Ga SERAEIN ALFONSO. -Tetuan 25. IO-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13
s. Melon y Comp.

ESxtIdo gaasFRl L. = sE5RaslaE. nIsrEo -
asizRdo, cA-Aaa de h,sEgo, c3!shoaaa mssElsecs
AtoE PoEcslasa J V>ilusE any oagAtaa so "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
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SPORTING NOTES.

Ho 'rambien won the boulevard stakes
at Chicago Friday, running the mile in
minute 4Oi seconds, and finishing under
a double pull.
James J. Corbett and his company have
formed baseball club in England and
are playing the local teams in every city
Sheffield team by tile score of IS to & in
the presence of 5000 spectators. Corbett
plays short stop.
IT is some comfort that the Vigilant,"
said the London Duty Chronicle FRIDAY,
which came to teach us how to build and
sail yachts, has been beaten in the first
trial" Now, don't crow too soon! The
Nlgllant taught you that lesson last year
and is just as likely to doit again this sum
mer IN your own waters, before she re-
turns to America next fall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
KILLED FoR pELcHIsG.n


A Race-track Tout Murdered, 1t is Sup
posed, by Man Whom lie Swindled
out Of Five Dollars.
New YORK, July 6.--Edward Meyer,
race track tout, was murdered early
this morning in front of his home on
avenue A by an unknown man.
Meyer was in bed when he was awak-
ened by somebody in the street calling
him. He went to the window and
asked: rs that you George?" The
man in the street replied, yes" "Ili
be down in minute" said Meyer
Hastily dressing, he went down stairs.
When he reached the entrance and
opened the door Il pistol shot was heard.
Meyers brother ran down and found
him shot in the left side. Five minutes
later he died. The murderer had es.
capped, leaving but little or no clue.
It's supposed that Meyer was shot by
man VINO gave him So to bet on a
horse, which won. 1t is said Meyer
''welchcd," never paying the bettor his
money.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
PREsIDING ELDER B4RRErE.
His Official Engagements During the
Ensuing Quarter.

His Official Engagements During the
Ensuing Quarter.
Presiding Elder BHrrett's official en-
gagenrsnts for the ensuing quarter are
us follows:
Preaching-Mt. Salem, 3randywine,
Eismere and MtLebanon,J July 10Th; Har-
Hson Street, Scott, Epworth and Kings
wood July 2d; Chesapeake City, Summit
aud Red Lion, July goth; Elkton, Cherry
Hill Union, Harris ELK Neck and North
east, August 9th; Marshallton, Ebenozer,
Del, and Christiana, August 18th; Wes-
ley, this city, Silverbrook and Goodman,
August 10Th; Port Deposit, Asbury,
Nd, and Perryville, August 26th; Ebe-
ne2er, Nd, Hopewell and Mt. Pleasant,
Md, September ID; st. Johns, Wesley,
Nd, and Sylmar, September 9th; Union,
Newport and Madeley, September 10th;
Delaware City, Port Penn and St.
Georges, September 23d; Grace, St.
Panl's, Asbury, this city, and New
Castle, September Both.
Quarterly conference = Brandywine,
July 18th; Elsmere, July 10th; Scott,
July goth; Epwortll, July Esd; Kings.
wood, July goth; Chesapeake City and
summit, Juy2Sth; Red Lion, Julv3Oth;
SHVIil iiillT OHlol, august 1lni EIRlOn
and Northeast, August 9th; Marshallton
and Ebeuezer, Del, August 18th; Chris
tiana, August 18Th; Wesley, this city,
August l7th; Goodman, August 90th;
SilYerbrook, August 2lst; Port Deposit,
August 2lth; Asbury, Md, and Perry.
vile, August 25th; Hopewell and
Ebenezer, Nd, September LIST; Mt.
Pleasant, Nd, September Sd; St. Johns
and Wesley, Md, September Sth; Syl.
mar, September 10th; Harrison Street,
September 18th; Union, September 18th;
Newport, September 18th; Swedish Mis-.
sion, September 18th; Madeley, Septem-
Der 18th; Delaware City, Port Penn and
81. Georges, September 22d; st. Paul's,
September 27th; Grace, September 2Sth;
Asbury, this city, September 29th; New
Castle, October lst.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

THE Web CITY ARMORF.


tionnl Guard Formally offered the Use
of Troop u Building as an Arnory.
At a called meeting of the officers of
the city battalion of the National Guard
held Friday night at Troop 3 Building,
Acknowledgement Garrett j. Hart made
the formal offer of the structure as Il
home for the city militia.
On Friday the building was recorded
in the city registrars office as having
been transferred under shcriiT's sale
from Troop to the State of Delaware.
The transfer is made in the name Of the
State treasurer.
Companies A, G and + were repre-
sented Friday night. No decisive action
was taken and adjournment was made
for two weeks. All the expense that
the militia would lie under should they
accept General Harris offer would be
the expenses of light, heat and ianitor's
fees.
In regard to the compact under which
during the last session of the General
Assembly tue greater number of the
officers and men incepted movement
towards resigning from the militia and
which developed in the actual resigna
ton of almost all of the officers and
men, 1t Is stated that as the governor
has not as yet taken action accepting
the designations Of the officers, the
militia is still in actual existence So far
as the fact OF government recognition
of them is concerned.
In addition through the fact of the
formal offer OF Friday, the State has
made pruifer of most Of those requests
put forward by the city militia and
under which the city militia officers as
serted themselves driven to the position
taken under the movement OF resigna-
ton referred TO.
The sum Of money paid by the State
for the support Of the militia is but
$l,200 per annum which is divided be-
tween all the State companies. The
Federal government supplies arms,
stores, tents and munition.
Under u circular just received from
the War Department by General
Hart, Delaware will receive Fed
eral appropriation Of $2,5S1S3 as the
appropriation for 1895. The sum is
placed by the Secretary of War IN the
State treasury for all militia needs. 1t
is drawn for the purposes of quarter
masters Leeds, ordnance, store and
camp equipment purposes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

ALTON, ILL.,, July Blast evening
as the Kansas City express, going south,
was below East Alton, Engineer Robert
Paul was observed by his fireman to be
frothing at his mouth, and he soon com.
menced barking like a dog.
Realizing that his superior had gone
mad, the fireman stopped the engine
and threw himself upon Paul, at the
same timo calling loudly for help.
This soon came in the persons of the
conductor and brakemen and Paul was
bound hand and foot, the fireman running
the train into Venice, where Paul lives.
Here he was turned over to the authori-
ties. Some time ago Paul was bitten by
u dog, but raid no attention to the mat
ter, and this is thought to be the result
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
IF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR INTEREST.


The work at the rooms of the Sunday
Breakfast Association still goes on, only
they are serving free supper at Z
o'clock, instead of breakfast. All are
invited 10 attend this service there on
Sunday evenings, and sec what is being
done. Their gospel wagon will again 90
out Sunday afternoon, about o'clock,
when number of Christian workers
hope to carry the glad tidings of saliva
ton to men who never frequent churches
or religious services of any kind.
For the information of persons who
use wood in our city, VIC would mention
that the Sunday Breakfast Association
has gone into this business, that the men
may receive some work for the home
provided there for them, and the asso-
citation are anxious to sell this wood,
and will sell it at reasonable prices. If
you 'need wood, call and see them at
their rooms, Seventh and Lombard, or
send them an order at once.
This association also has another need.
A number of poor women living in that
neighborhood have expressed desire
to have their children attend Sunday
school at the association rooms. There
is plenty of room there for the WORK,
but they need the help of some ladies to
take charge of such a Sunday.school.
There is Sunday-school held each
Sunday at 2 p. IN. for the men, which
has been success and a blessing.
In this time, when there is forced
upon us the consideration of what we
can do to promote I0bler type of citi-
zenshlp, one answer springs spontane-
olsly to every questioning mind. We
may not be able to remedy existing evils
we may not exert influence upon mature
minds, but the childhood of the land is
ours, and the one work that is most I'M
portant and most hopeful is that which
may be done for children. If you wish
to grow strong, healthy plant, you do
not wait until the hot sun has scorched
it and the weeds choked it," Various
Homes" "Fresh Air Farms" &C., show
US that the thought of to-day turns more
and more to child-life, and realizes more
and more that upon the training of the
present depends the civilization of the
future. Any ladies having the time,
and desire, to assist the Sunday Break.
fast Association in forming Sunday
school for the poor children in the inn
mediate neighbOrhoud of Seventh and
Lombard streets, will be gladly wei.
coined.
COMING CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR EVENTS.
The monthly meeting of the Local
Union of Christian Endeavor will be
postponed until the latter part OF July.
On the return of the Wilmington
delegates from the Cleveland conVen-
ton, there will be a grand rally, which
no Endeavorer can afford to miss. No
doubt it will be the latter part OF July,
but time and place will be announced
later.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
IN ENERAL.

Congressman Lsle of the Tenth Ken.
lucky district, was Friday night reported to
be diving, at his home in Winchester.
George Pond, a negro, who had 'enteled
a girls room with intent to assault her"
was lynched by a mob, at Fulton, Miss,
Wednesday night.
A wreck occurred on the Chicago, Fort
Madison N Des Aloines railroad, Is miles
west of Fort Madison, H.. Thursday night,
caused by an open switch, ana Engineer
Christopher Ernest and Fireman Ed.
EldOn were killed
Henry Il. Averill, member of the Ores
cent Athletic Club of Brooklyn, committed
suicide Friday afternoon by jumping
from the ferrrboat Columbia while on lis
way from New York to BROOKLYN, No
cause can be assigned.
The fishing schooner Sea Fox of Prov.
ince.own, Mass, returned Thursday night
from the South Channel fishing grounds
and reported the loss of six of the crew.
all Portuguese, in fog, July Sd. There
is chance that they were picked up by a
passing vessel
The report from the Worlds Fair
grounds Thursday hight, that the crews
OF engine No. ~ aud hook and ladder No.
- were missing has been proven untrue.
But one engine No. Is, was lost and that
on account OF the team running away. No
iiremen were killed.
The commissioner Of Indian affairs has
received information from Captain W. Ii.
GIlapp, the acting Indian agent at the Fort
Berthold agency, in North Dakota of the
arrival of the last remnant of the followers
of Sitting Bull, who fled into the British
possession after the Custer massacre, in
1876.
The United States supervising steamboat
son tr day in the case of the tughr, /
Nicol which tonndered nearly two week
ago IN the lower bay with an appalling loss
OF life. The inspectors have revoked the
license Of John D. Hyde, the captain Of
the Nicol, and eXonerated John Farrell,
tie engineer. The papers in the case were
turned over to the United States district
attorney.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
PHiLADELPHId 4FFaIRs.

An inquest by the coroner Friday in
the case Of Caroline Render, 60 years old,
who was crushed to death on June l4th
by some building material which fell from
the coping of bow window Of the Tenth
National Bank, Broad street and Columbia
avenue, showed that the coping had been
pushed over by careless persons unknown
to the jury.
Clarence Morrison and Henry G. Dean
who. with Thomas w. Holmes. ii Is
alleged, operated as the Mutual Sayin.,
AMI Loan CO.. said to be a "set-rich.
quick" concern, We're arrested Friduy,
charged with devising q scheme TO defralld
through me mails Morrison and Dean
were committed for further hearlup.
Holmes could not be found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
The H., VI. & NJ. 5 Elkton Route.

ELKToN, Mn, July TT is reported that
the Elkion, Middietown a Nlassey's rail.
road has decided to adopt the route through
through the BrattOn estate. The surveyors
have been engaged this week running a
line from the Philadelphia Wilmington Il
Baltimore railroad below Elk Neck cross
ing through the property Of Alfred
Wetherlll, and crossing the river near the
old clubhouse, joining the first line near
the FrenchtOwn pike. At meeting Of
the vestry Of tine Protestant Episcopal
church held last evening it was decided to
give the railroad company an option ON
the rectory property.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

II Passed the senate, with HnI, TIL
Only Democrat Voting Against II.

Only Democrat Voting Against II.
The United States Senate Tuesday
night, passed the Tariff bill. the vote
Icing 80 yeas, "a nays. senator Hill
was the only Democrat who voted in the
negative.
The session began at 10 a. M, being
continuation of the legislative day Of
Monday, the morning hour for mis-.
cellaneous business being thus dispensed
with, and the final vote was not reached
until l0.95siast night. The amendment
70 place burlaps as well as grain bags
on the free list was adopted.
The clauses adopted in the committee
of the whole, exemptlng the salaries of
the President and judges of the United
States courts from the income tax, and
putting barbed wire on the free lisC,
were defeated. Mica was made dutiable
At the rate Of 20 per cent ad valorem. A
section aimed at trusts was also adopted.
The various attempts to modify the
sugar and wool schedules failed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
uro HUNDRED LIpEs LOST
a Ferry iiOat Capsized and Its Passen-
gers Thrown Into the River

BUDAPEST, July A shocking dis
aster occurred on the river Thesis, near
NyireghyhaAi, Hungary, to-day, result.
ing i'll the loss of nearly 200 lives.
A ferryboat with about 200 persons
on board was being drawn across the
river by means Of q chain. The chain
parted and its swapping caused panic
on board the boat, in the midst of which
the vessel capsized from being over
weighted on one side.
All of the occupants of the boat were
thrown into the river and most of them
were drowned. Only about dozen
are known to have been saved.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
A THOUSAND REBELS KILLED.
Sanguinary Result of the Battle of Passo
-- Emnhn. Rio Grnnhi, do SnI.

LONDON, July 6.-Thc Brazilian
minister in this city has received dis.
patch saying that 1000 rebels were
killed on June 9th at the battle fought
at Passo Fundo, Rio Grande do Sui.
General Saraiva, the Insurgent com
mander, has up to the present claimed
that he won victory at Passo Fundo.
and that he captured a large quantity OF
munitions of war.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

David Ambramson was given a hearing
before Judge Ball last Friday charged
with advertising sale Of goods at No.
2OJ Market street in which he stated
that the goods We're those OF bankrupt
firm, thus violating the statute govern
ing such cases. The city solicitor failed
to prove that Anbramson was the
owner Of the goods exposed to sale, hat
merely the cashier, AMI Judge Ball dis
missed the case.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

West Church services will be held in
the Sunaay-school rooms during the
remodelllS OF the auditorium until
driven out by the workmen, when the
congregation will unite IN worship with
the members of Grace NJ. L. Church;
the pastor, DIR. Merritt Huiburd, having
sent letter Of invitation to the Rev.
Mr.. Keigwin, which was accepted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

The Philadelphia 81 Delaware County
railroad, which extends from Newton
square to Fernwood, Pa, distance Of
9S6 miles, was opened this week and ;
operated by the r., W. e. B. Rail ,oud
Co. as agent 1t forms part of the Cen,
trail division Of the Penusy yania rail.
rOAd system.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
lively cantrst over an Election.

Special CcrrespoudenreO Of Gazette and journal
NEWARK, July AT a recent meeting
Of the voters OF this school district there
WAS quite Il lively contest over the election
OF Il school commissioner oserve for three
years, succeeding George w. Williams,
who declined reelection. Generally these
elections excite the least possible interest,
bur this one brought out half hundred
voters. The candidates were Samuel ],
Wright and Squire William Ii. smith.
the latter was elected, receiving 81 votes
III Mr. Mrirhtls Il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

The funeral Of ex-United States Mar
shal Charles NJ. Newlin took place last
Friday afternoon. The Rev. Il. Ii.
Miller conducted the funeral services.
The pall-bearers We're: DR.. G. B. Nau-
dain, j. A. Cranston, Robert Justis, r..
Lewis Armstrong, Thomas Lyman, J..
q. Mears and Charles Groom. Inter-
ment was made at the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.