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WEATHER AND CROPS

The Dry Spell Disastrous to Grain
Crops-The Fruit All Right.
The average temperature during the
week ending April 23d was: For San
Francisco, 54o; Eureka, 64'; Red Bluff.
640; Sacramento. 639; Fresno. go; Los
Angeles, 620; San Diego. $50. As COM
pared with the normal temperature there
was deficiency OF heat at San Francisco
of 2 and at San Diego of 10, while an ex-
cess of heat over the normal was reported
at Eureka of Z (which appears to be an
error In the telegram); Red Bluff, 30;
Sacramento, g; Fresno, Sc, aud Los An
geles, Il.
This excess of heat over the Sacramento
and San joaquin Valleys, along with the
continuous drying northerly winds and
the lack of rain, has very much intensi-
fed the need of moisture, and all cereal
crops, pasturage and hay are rapidly
reaching that point from which recuper-
alton Is impossible, except TO few favor
able spots in the Sacramento Valley.
During the early part OF the week light
frosts were reported over the greater
portion of the State north OF the Tehacha-
pi range OF mountains. However. very
little damage has resulted therefrom TO
the fruit prospects. which are extremely
good The cherry crop is reported TO be
the largest in many years.
This extremely and unusually dry spell
continues and bakes the ground so hard
that summer following had to be aban-
doned. as also the cultivation of the vine
yards and orchards, all of which suffer
to some extent thereby.
The outlook is certainly very serious
for the grain aud hay crops, and for
pasturage also, which has caused a great
portion OF the State to look more like
the condition in August, rather than
April.
Tbe highest and lowest temperatures
were 1929 near Tulare, and 20 at Agar. in
Siskiyou County.
The slight rainfall on Sunday in the
coast counties from Los Angeles to Hum
boldt did no good. as the amount was too
small TO be beneficial.
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NOTICE.

FT,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SAC
i rafnente Industrial Improvement Associa-
tion will be held in the Superior Courtroom at
the Courthouse on APRIL 21ST, at 7:30 P. II.
sharp, to elect directors for the coming year,
under Article v. of the bylaws. All men,
bers are respectfully requested TO be present
and bring their friends with them, as business
OF Importance in relation to the welfare of the
city Will be discussed after election of direct
ors. BY order of the board.
D. LUBIN, President.
GEO. B. KATzENsTEIN, Secretary.
The aforementioned meeting is hereby
postponed, by order or the Board OF Directors,
to SATURDAY EVENING, May 8, 1894, at
7:3o O'Clock sharp. owing TO important busi-
ness in process of negotiation.
D, LUBIN, President
GEO. B. KATzENsrEIN, Secretary,
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A MEETING TONIGHT

need of work. We would further remind the
electric railway or park owners that they are
not supported by such elements as are thus
employed.
MEETING TONIGHT.
At a meeting of railroad shop employees
last night it was decided to hold public
meeting this evening, and the following
address to the people was issued:
s'SACRAMENTo, April 23d.
"Ii0 the Citizens Of the CITY Of Sdcr0-
naealtO: Your attention is called TO mass
meeting to be held on the Plaza this
(Tuesday) evening for the purpose OF ex-
pressing your sentiments upon the I'M
portant question OF devising ways and
means for transportation for the MEM
bers of the Industrial Army out OF our
city to their homes. Prominent speakers
will be in attendance.
"(SigneiC John DarouX, Walter Ad-
ans, d. Grant, William Cummings. John
MCGEE and p. +. Sullivan, Executive
Committed
FOOD FOR THE ARMY.
Yesterday steer which someone con-
tributed to the army was barbecued, and
the men had a good feast.
A little girl showed her sympathy for
the men by taking them cake. Small
as was the contribution, the child's gen.
erosity was fully appreciated.
yesterday quite sum of money was
contributed by the railroad shop en-
pioyes-enough to purchase food for sew
eral days.
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Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES.
Robbed by HighxYaYmen.

On Sunday evening. about s o'clock, as
John Bennett, a farmer, was on his way
home from the city. he met three men at
Thirty-first and p streets, who stopped
him and robbed him of So IS.
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For oxer-indr1genee

Use HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Think of your head in the morning
after nights hard labor, and take Hors-
ford's Acid Phosphate for speedy relief.
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THROAT diseases commence with a
Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat BROWNS
Bronchial Troches" give immediate re-
lief. Sold only in boxes. Price % cents.
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MARRIED ladies, try Seguro. Take nc
substitute. See general notice column. II
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UNDERTAKERs.
I. FRANK CLARK.

UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
1O17-1019 Fourth St., Sacramento.
L,MBALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGE
II II CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No. 134.
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RAILWAY EXTENSION ON ] STREET.
The Franchise Granted by the City
Trustees.
An Additional Regular Policeman-The
Mayor Wants Authority to Con-
test the Drew Suit.

The Board of City Trustees met in reg
ular session last night. Lawton, Wach-
horst. Kent, Davis, Bragg, Devine, Tozer.
Leonard and Pennish being present.
communications from the Mayor were
received as follows, read and placed on
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DIED.

DIED.
BARNES-In this city, April 23d, Nelly
Alice, widow of the late Charles C. Barnes
(and beloved mother of Mabelle and Edna
Barnes) a native of New York. San Fran
cisco papers please copy.1
Bs- Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day at
! o'clock. from her late residence. 917 Fifth
street. Interment private.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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W. ]. KAVANAUGH, Undertaken
NO. s13 y SIRE EFT.
ENMBALMING A SPECIALITY. OFFICE
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK

Southwest corner Fourth and ]
Streets, sacramento, Cal.
Guaranteed Capital al..................~..S5 S500,00
7 OANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. IN
/ i terest paid semi-annually on Term and
Ordinary Deposits.
b. U STEINMAN. President
EDWIN x. ALSIP Vice-President
d. ID. WHTTBECK........ ........ Cashier
c. II. CUMMINGS Secretary
JAMES NJ. STEVENSON. Surveyor
DIRECTORS:
B. U. STEINMAN, EDWIN x ALsIP,
c. II. CUMMINGS, c. H. WATT,
Sol. RUNYoN, JAMES MCNASSER,
JAS NJ STEVENSON.
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CALIFORNIA STATE BANK.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
OFFICERS:
SACRAMENTO RANK

FTHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
city, corner Fifth and J streets, Sacra-
mento. Guaranteed capital, S5OO.OO0; paid
UP capital, GOLD coin, 100000. Reserve fund,
S55.169 43. Term and ordinary deposits
S3,1S3, $40 S2. Loans on real estate January
/, 1894, So, ,42S, $50 81. Term and ordinary
deposits received. Dividends paid in January
and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. Information furnished upon applica-
ton to W. p. COLEMAN, President.
ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier.
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many of our citizens and taxpayers are in
need of work. We would further remind the
electric railway or park owners that they are
not supported by such elements as are thus
employed.
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In regard to the dispatch from C. P.
Huntingt ton, Colonel Inman last evening
said:
"If Mr.. Huntington means that he will
accept for transporting us his share Of the
rate that the other roads will fix, no mat
Ter how small, l think his proposition is
fair and just and in line with what he did
for the iirst part OF the army"
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%, q deg. clear. Birth of Baby Ruths

TO- "a deg. Clear. Birth of Baby Ruth's
sister.
Sunday, Sept. 1O-Temperature 6s, 70,
7S "a deg. Cloudy. Visit of the PAN
American Medical Congress to Reedy
Island. Death of Mrs, l.. y, Morrow.
Edward Begley murderously assaulted.
Monday, Sept, 1l--Iemperature "a, r.,
20 SO deg. Clear, Opening Of the Delaware
State fair. Celebration of the 10th ami
versary Of the battle of Brandywine. The
honor Of defending the America cup won
by the yacht Nigilant Opening of the
Parliament of Religions.
Tuesday, Sept. l2-remperature 60, rs.
II, 81 deg. Clear. Frank Laws grocery
store, on the Highlands, destroyed by fire.
Death of Frederick H. Ames, yice-presi-
dent of the Old Colony railroad, A train
within 40 miles of Chicugo held up by
robbers.
Wednesday, Sept. 13-Temperature "a,
-, IS, Is deg. Rain. Appointment Of
George q. Rothwell coroner and L. W.
Palmer deputy coroner of New Castle
county. Discovery of plot to assassnate
President Cleveland and Secretary smith.
Funeral Of Mrs. L. i. Morrow.
Thursday, Sept. l4-Temperatire 60, ~
O., 6S deg. Rain. Bombardment of Rio
de JaneiTo. Discovery of the theft of gold
bullion from the Philadelphia mint.
Friday; sept. l5-Temperature ~, 70, 70,
62 deg. Fair.
saturday, Sept. 16--Ten,perature 6S 60
6S, Oh deg. Fair. Opening of the Chero-
kee strip. Death of Edward Begley. Sud-
den death of Mrs. H. b. Frazer.
sunday, Sept. 17-Temperature 65, 49,
70, 81 deg. Fair
Monday, Sept, 1s-Temperatnre SO, 73
"a, 60 deg. Fair. Twenty-fifth anniver-
sary Of st. Johns Commandery, k. Il.
Launch OF the tug James McCaldin at the
shipyard of the jackson d Sharp Com
pany. Centennial of the having of the
cornerstone of the National Capitol.
Bombardment Of Rio de Janeiro.
Tuesday, Sept. 19-Temperature 81, IA,
50, go deg. Fair. Professor Tyler APP
pointed librarian of Wilmington Institute
Library. Accident to j. Maxton Ham
mond. A train in Illinois held up by
robbers.
Wednesday, Sept. 20-Temperature r.
49, IS, 81 deg. Fair. Rio de Janeiro asked
to surrender. Hester Brown fatally burned
Ordination of II. d. Speakman.
Thursday, Sept. 21-remperature 81, SO,
q 90 deg Fair. City Council dined by
Clerk-elect Lednum. Annie Mark dragged
by an electric car.
Friday, Sept. 22-Temperature "a, rs, TO-
60 deg. Showers. An awful wreck on the
Detroit division of the Wabash railroad.
Saturday, Sept. 23-Temperature So, 70,
", 81 deg. Fair
Sunday: Sept. 2i--Temperature 80, rs, "a,
90 deg. Fair. Dedication of Silyerbrook
M. II. Church.
Monday, Sept. 25-Temperature &C, IS,
10 % deg. Showers.
Tuesday, Sept. 26-Temperature so, 81
o. 40 deg. Fair. John Collins knocked
down by an electric car. The Weccacoe's
hose wagon housed.
Wednesday, Sept. 27-Temperature so,
39 oil, A deg. Fair. Weccacoe engine
house damaged by fire.
Thursday, Sept. 28-Temperature 81, So,
g. 45 deg. Fair.
Friday; Sept. 20-Temperature Al. SO, 81,
15 deg. Fair. Reception of the Brandy
wine Club. Death of Judge Rundle, a per-
coin.
Saturday, Sept. 30-Temperature AZ, 60.
81, 10 deg Partly cloudy. Ending Of the
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DECEMBER,

Friday, Dec. l-Temperature A. A. 49,
% deg. Showers. Fatal accident TO George
Ennis. The charity dance.
Saturday, Dec. 2-Temperature %. 81, 49,
% deg. Fair. Departure of ex-Consul
Knowles from Europe. A Young Pole
killed ut Front and King streets by an
electric car. William Dougherty fatally
kicked by horse.
Sunday, Dec. 3-Temperature IS, 3S, "A,
80 deg. Rain and snow. First breakfast
of the Sunday Breakfast Association.
Death of John b. Stalcup. Twenty-sixth
anniversary of Eden Lodge. |. q. o. y.
Death of James Carpenter. The Rev.
Spencer h. Meeser began his passionate at
Second Baptist Church. Death of Mrs.
William G. Whitley.
Monday, Dec. 4-remperature 90, so, 30,
% deg. Fair. Assembling OF the SD
Congress in regular session and reading of
the Presidents message. Destruction of
the Bright House, Rehoboth, by fire. An
unknown tramp killed near Townsend.
Death of Professor ryndall.
Tuesday, Dec. 5-Temperature %. %, 26,
Is deg. Snow. Marriage of Willard Sanls-
bury and Mrs. May du Point. William b.
justice of the United States Supreme
Court. A resolution calling for informa.
ton about Hawaiian affairs introduced in
the Senate. Alfred D. Peoples and Others
supposed to have been poisoned. Charles
Harris declared insane,
Wednesday, Dec. 6-Temperature %, 80.
IS, "a deg. Clear. Opening OF the annual
session Of the Kent County Teachers Insti-
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DELAWARE THURSDAY JANUARY

Fred Eden Bach sued by Charles w. Ed
wards for libel.
Tuesday, April ll-Temperature a. 49,
So, deg. Clear. Resignation OF Squire
Benjamin B. Groves. Death of John NJ.
Bernhardt. disappointment OF State Lii
brarian Peter @. Grewell. William b.
Evans acquitted of the charge of poison
ing we'll in Sussex county. Charles H,
McWhorter appointed q Justice o. the
peace.
Wednesday, April 12---Temperature 49,
So, So, As deg. Rain. Fatal accident to
Victor Lord of Odessa. The Rev. f.. Bur-
gette Short given a reception by Harrison
Street Church.
Thursday, April 13-Tempernture "a, SO,
bert to Queen Victoria. Organization of
the Wilmington & New Castle Railway
Company. Servia's regency overthrown
by King Alexander |. death of James IL .
Heyerin.
Friday, April 1i-Tem neratlIre So. 60. Co.
a deg. Rain. Funeral Of John II. Bern
hardt.
Saturday, April 15-Temperature As, So,
80, IS deg. Cloudy. Arrival of the Duke
de Veragua and party in New York. Hew-
son u. Lannan appointed United States
marshal for the District OF Delaware.
Sunday, April 1B--Temperature so. S.
90, 40 deg Clear. Edward Lyttle and Miss
Ida Carpenter fatally injured at the Con-
cord pike crossing OF the Baltimore & Ohio
rairoad.
Monday, April 17-Temperature As, So,
50. 40 deg. Clear. Death Of lanes Scott
Start Of John Bull'' for the Worlds Fair.
Earthquake on the Island of Santos.
Tuesday, April 1S-Temperature AZ, SO,
co, 43 deg. Fair. Peter 4. L. Smith SEN
fenced for embezzlement. The Duchess
of Sutherland sent to iail for contempt Of
court. Passage of the bill creating new
Police Commission for Wilmington. The
fine in the case Of Peter L. Il. Smith re-
mitted.
Wednesday, April l9-Temperature 81 ,
5S, 60, Al deg. Fair. David W. Hughes
appointed deputy United states marshal
for the District of Delaware. The new
marshal and his deputy qualified.
Thursday, April 20-Teinperature AZ, 40,
a., 40 deg. Rain, Marriage of Prince
Ferdinand of bulgaria to Princess Marie
Louisa.
Friday, April 2l-Temperature 50. 60. 83.
AZ deg. Clear.
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Of Oracle Thomas OF Dover otter a sleep
OF three weeks. Death of General Beaure-
gard.
Monday, Feb. 2o-Temperature 10, IA, 20,
9 deg. Clear. appointment of receivers
for the Reading railroad. Visit of the
Legislature to Farnhurst.
Tuesday, Feb. 2l-Temperature 10, 20,
81. "a deg. Cloudy. Organization Of the
Grand Lodge of Delaware, Ancient Order
state Council, Junior Order OF the United
American Mechanics. Annual inspection
OF the fire department. Il. #. Brooks
made superintendent of the Maryland
division Of the p, w. g. b. railroad.
Wednesday, Feb. 22-Temperature %,
~ 3d. % deg, Clear. Four persons killed
and 10 injured in a collision on the p, w.
" Is, railroad at South street, Philadelphia.
decoration OF Washington's birthday.
Assignment made by Governor Mckinley
for the benefit of his creditors. President
elect Cleveland's cabinet completed.
Thursday, Feb. 23-Temperature 81, 40,
40 33 deg. Clear. Confession of Peter r..
u. Smith to the defalcation of S55.9O0 from
First National Bank.
Friday, Feb. 24-Temperature "a, 40, 80,
30 deg. Clear. Peter T. u. Smith held in
$4,000 bail and taken to New Castle Jail.
Another drop in Reading railroad stocks.
John W. Mackey shot. Selection of Presi-
dent-elect Clevelands private secretary.
Saturday, Feb. 25-1emperature So, 4G,
go % dee. Clear. Murder of James p.
Greenly by John L. Warren.
Sunday, Feb. 26-Temperature 80, 80, So,
% deg. Clear.
Monday Feb. 27-Tcmperature 80. a,
49, 80 deg. Clear.
Tuesday, Feb. 2s-Temperature 49, 80,
"a, 80 deg. Rain and sleet. Launch of the
battle ship Indiana.
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FEBRUARY.

Wednesday. Feb. l-Temperature SO, Al,
DC, 80 deg. Rain. David r. Marvel APP
pointed associate justice of Delaware.
Death of ex-Chief Justice Comegys.
Thursday, Feb. 2-remperatnre 40, 3S,
40, "a deg. Cloudy. Passage of the CON
Friday Feb. 3-Temperature IS, 40, so,
% deg. Cloudy. Inspection of Whining
ton city electric railway by the Legislature.
Saturday, Feb. 4-Temperature 20, %,
%, 10 deg Clear.
Sunday. Feb. 5-Temperature IL, %, q,
rs deg Clear.
Monday, Feb. 6-Temperature %, "a, 81,
36 deg. Snow and rain. Funeral of ex-
Chief Justice Comegys.
Tuesday, Feb. 7-remperature "A, A, As,
is deg. Clear.
Wednesday,. Feb. s-Temperature, IS,
%. 30, "a deg. Clear. The charge against
Peter II. Moran of killing Daniel Rordon
ignored by the grand Jury.
3s. SO deg. Clear. McComb divorce bill
passed by the State Senate. Wilmington
divided into fire districts.
Friday, Feb. 10-Temperature As, 90, 81,
"a deg. Rain.
Saturday, Feb. 11-Tehperature So, 80,
40, 80 deg. Clear. Celebration of Job II.
Jackson's Goth birthday anniversary.
otuulN. ftD. l@-lt lptEdtuIto d. H. 90,
80 deg. Clear. Death of Norvin Green.
president of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. Farewell services of Moody and
Sankey.
Monday, Feb. 13-Temperature "a. IS, IS,
80 deg. Snow and rain. Union loyefeast
Mt the rink.
Tuesday, Feb. 14-Temperature "a. 43, AZ,
30 deg. Clear. The vote for a constitutional
convention declared insufficient.
WadnaSdav Eph I6-Tam n ttl ra A0 20
BE-, 81 deg. Cloudy.
Thursday, Feb. l6-Temperature 80, 81
b5, q deg. Clear.
Friday, Feb. l7-Temperature IS, 2s. "a
deg. Snow. A snowfall of six inches
last night aud this morning.
Saturday, Feb. 1S-Temperature %, 90
81, % dig. Cloudy. A great furry in
Reading Nnilroad stocks, prices dropping
From SO to 70, Death of Rev. Joseph Rob
Inson. NJ
Sunday, FeN, l0-Temperature So 40 40
Y deg. CleayHpring the day and blizzard
from the nOrsP sprins the night. Death
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Siam. Laying of the cornerstone of
Harrison Street Church. Burning of
London warehouses.
Tuesday July lS-Temperature, 50, SO,
81, GU deg. Showers. Opening of the
West Fourth street railway. Failure of
Denver banks. Selection of the name
Washington Bridge for the new bridge ut
Washington street. Funeral of ex-Sheriif
Lyman. Decision of DR.. Dobbins to leave
Grace Church.
Wednesday, July Temperature "A, 50,
So, 63 deg. Fair Herbert s. Dow elected
general secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Thursday, July 20-T'emperature &C. 70.
81, 60 deg, Fair. Election of officers of
City Council.
Friday, July 2i-Temperature "A. 10, SIS,
60 deg, Partly cloudy. Big fire at Long
Island City.
Saturday, July 22-Tempcrature "a, Sc.
50, " deg, Fair. Harry Gray accidentally
killed by John Monroe,
Sunday, July 23-Temperature, Sc, So,
"a, 90 deg. Fair. Opening OF the Sunday
school room of Silverbroois Church.
Monday, July 4-Temperature 63, 75 "A.
SO deg. Fair.
Tuesday, July 25-Temperature 20, 81, 81,
81 deg. Fair. Launch of the steamer
Clhiucoteague at the shipyard of the Pussy
d. Jones Company.
Wednesday, July 26-Temperature 81, 90.
70, 60 deg Thunder storm. Appoint
ment of receiver for Wilmington Dental
Company.
Thursday, July 27-Temperature 70, rs,
49, 81 deg, Fair.
Friday, July 9s-Temperature II, 81, 80,
% deg. Fair. Public inspection of the
Convent of the Visitation.
Saturday, July 29-Temperatur &c, 70, "a,
70 deg, Showers. Surrender Of Siam.
Sunday, July 3O-Temperature rs, IS, 81,
II deg. Fair.
Monday, July 31-Temperature 70, Sc,
81, ~ deg. Fair. Death Of ex-Leyy Court
Commissioner Bright.
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JULY.

Saturday. July 1-Temperature "a, rs, so.
65 deg. Showers. City Solicitor Elliott
qualified. Washington Hastings appointed
q member of the Board of Water Com
missioners. Organization of the City
Council of 1885. Death of Adam j.
Schrack.
Sunday. July 2-Temperature "a, so, 80,
&C deg. Fair. Suicide of Eva White.
Monday. July 3-Temperature ~, so, 80,
s. deg. Gust late in the afternoon. Parade
of Wilmington Sunday-schools. Funeral
Of Isaac s. Elliott.
Tuesday, July 4-Temperature IA, 80, so.
66deg. Fair. Celebration of Independence
Day. Mascot beaten by Saladin. Funeral
OF Adam J. Schrack. Riot at Kirkwood.
Fight of Students in Paris. A reign of
Wednesday, July 5-Temperature 70, &c.
IS. Il deg. Fair.
Thursday, July 6-Temperature n, 81,
80, 65 deg. Showers. Fatal fall of Thomas
Porter. Marriage of Prince George of
Wales and Princess Victoria Mary of Teck,
Destructive cyclone in Iowa.
Friday, July 7-Temperature rs, so, 81,
90 deg. Fair. Death of Justice Batch
ford
Saturday, July s-Temperature 70, 81,
sc, G7 deg, Fair.
Sunday, July 9-Temperature 81, IS, So,
"a deg. Fair.
Monday, July 10-Temperature 70, 70,
70, 90 deg. Fair. Big fire and loss of life
at the Worlds Fair. George V. Massey
opposed keeping the Worlds Fair open
Sundays.
Tuesday, July 11-Temperature IA, So,
81. 81 deg. Fair. Launch of the ferryboat
Fearless at the shipyard of the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company. Dinner of the
Hamilton Debating Coterie.
Wednesday, July l2-Temperature 70,
So, SO, ~ deg. Fair. Reappointment of
county school superintendent. Council.
man Griffin unseated.
Thursday, July 13-Temperature 81, 90,
90 20 deg. Fair.
Friday, July l4-Temperature 60, 70, II.
68 deg. Thunder storm. Celebration of
the anniversary OF the fall of the Bastiie.
Saturday, July l5-Temperature ~, 10,
49, ~ deg. Thunder storm. Opening of
The Gables. ?. II. Harrington appointed
commander of the Yorktown. Passage of
the German Army bill. Meat Inspector
Abcle's application for an injunction re-
fused.
Sunday, July 16-Temperature "a, So, 80,
10 deg. Fair. Death of ex-Sherif Lyman.
Monday. July l7-Temperatur 81, 90,
90, 60 deg. Showers. Wedding OF the
Rev. AleTis l. du Pont Coleman and Miss
Mary Zane. Fight between France and
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APRIL.

Saturday, April 1-Temperature so. 66, 20,
SO deg. Fair. Three boats launched at
Wilmington shipyards. Colonel Enoch
Moore appointed a member of the Board
of Directors of the Street and Sewer De-
partment, to succeed Joseph l.. Carpenter,
Jr.
Sunday. April 2-Temperature 80, 90, go,
3S deg. Fair. Death of Robert Graves.
Celebration of Easter.
Monday, April 3-lemperature "A, 60, So,
so deg. Fair. Ambassador Bayard quail
fled. J. Hewlin Gawthrop elected chair
man of the Board of Directors of the Street
and Sewer Department. Christ Church,
du Points Banks, presented with $4,000
rectory by the du Pont family.
Tuesday. April 4-1emperature 5S, 70, II,
40 deg. Fair. Resignation of President
Mcleod of the Philadelphia e. Reading
railroad Death of Captain Samuel d.
Baylis. Joseph Pyle elected presidentsof
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Eastlake admitted to the city.
Wednesday, April 5-Temperature "A, SO,
"a, 46 deg. Fair. A. q. s.. Williamsons
jewelry store damaged BY fire. Funeral of
Thursday, April 6-Temperarure 40, so.
50, 81 deg. Partly cloudy. Launch of
William du Points yacht Au Revoir.
Friday, April 7.--Temperature 40, 43, 43,
43 deg Rain. Celebration of the Goth
anniversary or the marriage OF MIR. and
Mrs. Lewis Mason. Dir. William A. Como
way elected State Representative to COM
plete the unexpired term of the late Minos
ConowaY.
Saturday, April s-Temperature so, Sc,
20, Al deg Fair. j. B. iGustis appointed
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipo-
Tertiary to France. Jos. s. Harris elected
president of the Philadelphia g. Reading
railroad. Ambassador Bayard visited by
Is CknNa
Gresham and Senator Il. ID. White.
Sunday, April 9-Temperature g., ~
6S, 40 degrees. Fair. President Cleveland
and party serenaded by Delaware Sanger
bund.
Monday, April 10--Temperature az, 43,
A. 80 deg. Rain. Departure Of President
CLEVELAND and party FROM Wilmington.