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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-15

From letter written by Rev. j.
Gundcrman, OF Dimondale, Mich. we
are permitted To make this extract:
81 have no hesitation in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery, MS the
results were almost marvellous in the
case OF my wife. While was pastor
OF the Baptist church at Rives June
tion she was brought down with pneu-
monia succeeding la grippe. Terrible
paroXysms Of coughing would last for
hours with little interruption, and II
seemed that she could not survive
them. friend recommended DIR,
Kings New Discovery; it was quick In
It's work aud highly satisfactory in It's
results" Trial bottles free at Sea.
tomas drug store. Regular size SOC
and 81.
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Total number of shares now in force I 3s5
/, After having carefully examined the books
and statements OF the association, we take
great pleasure iu expressing our approval
and commendation ot the methods as we'll
a. the accuracy IN which they are kept
Respectfully submitted,
n, w. BARKLEY
LOUIS r.. PITTS.
WA. NJ BRONSON
FRANK A, BEHH
l., r. DELANEY.
Committee,
The above Is a correct statement of the
Guthrie building aud Loan Association.
A. j. SPENGEI. PreSt.
CHAs. 4. EISENsCHMipT SeC'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18TH day of August, 1895.
G. H. LYNDs,
lsEALl Notary Public.
NV commission expires Dec, ~, fsgs.
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First . bhshed ia Oklahoma Leader,
Aug g., 1885.
An3i aice at Guthrie, O. I Ang lo'
~
A 70 hereby given that the follow
i'm laniea sci 'cr has filed n ii-e OF his
inte "a sNe hDal proc IA 4 ppll-
of MA and that said p.-. Vs. tt
made eiure the register aud recei
United States land office at Guthrie,
oklahoma on Sep ember 20, 1895, viz:
Ehen Preston. who made h e GAG, 70;
the ar. of see !, OF Up III II Of range
W of I'm.
lie names the following witnesses I,
proye his continuous residence upon aud
tiltiyatlon Of said land:
fCrarles ] Gerlach,sAndrew + hansam
FeliN McGinnis. Alpine IS G Goodrich
an OF Guthrie. %. #.
A. n. j. CE1HK eszi' '.-r.
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair highest Award.
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land ollice AZ Guthrle, o. T., A

Land ohice at Guthrie, o. r., A
ls0i.
Nqtice is hereby given. that the follow
Intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, aud that said proof will be
made before the register aud receiver
United States land Ollice az Guthrie, o.
4. on Sept 2l lsl5, viz;
Hiram Taylor for the G hf sw ar nd
hf 81 or Of see -, Twp lG, n W.
He names the following witnesses la
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation cf, said land. viz:
John Brill, WI liam n Mitchell. Will
lam Il Stumpn, Hugh McCrary, u OF
Gnlhrie, On
A. n. j. CROOK, Register.
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~ think pou hare acted rerB generously"
against me now? have helped TO bring
back to life man who was wandering
in the valley of shadows That is my
latest crime.
Fudge, sirp' fumed Inspector Briggs
as he assembled the stairs
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
LrnrNsN AppLruArIoNs.


NOTICE. -, PETER A PAGAN, TIE
IN tenant ard occupant or the house att
uated az No. 1l2 and lo4 West Front street,
Ia the First ward in the city OF VIII
mington. county Of New Castle ana state OF
Delaware. In compliance with the requires
ments OF the acts OF the General Assembly In
such case made ana provided. do hereby give
notice that | sha ! apply IN writing to the
Judges Of the Court OF General sesalona
Of the Peace and lail Delivery of
the state OF Delaware, in aud for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 9Th
day OF May 1896. being the next ttrm Of said
court, for license for said house, as an inn or
tavern for the sale therein OF into kioAting
liquors In less quantities than one gu r., to be
drunk on he premises. and the following re-
rpectable citizens Of said ward. at least twelve
OF whom are substantial freehoders OF said
ward, recommend the said application, viz
Daniel hct usker w Il Aschenback
lsemuel pieky Thomas Pagan
Juiius Gnniher Thomas McHugh
rod We'll. Sr, George Steiniker
Philip q Plunkett John ksgan
Robert McGadden Jacob sehteber
James r. Wallace Ludwig Hendricks
Louis Seheu John Bader
s. j. Mccall h.. ]. McManus
$ M White w. Pagan
John Wagner George t'Netl
Martin Keogh Patrick Dougherty
2 homAs shannon Michael knogh
William Flemming James Mckennn
PETER a. FA9AN
Evening journal., 1895-04-19

had long talk with Senator Pyle rela
tive to Mr. Lsscn's bill Of enforcement
from his wife, Christiara Leach
Roland r Collins and jacob Kenney,
of Laurel. were 10 Dover yesterday,
d Mfflln WI son entertained a number
OF hie legislative friends at his suburban
home near Dover, last evening
The House during the afternoon
session passed biils TO vacate Brobson'e
lane In Wilmington and to lay ont new
public road ia Northwest Fork hundred
The House concurred ia the Senate
resolution appointing int committee
to fix date for fnal adjournment.
aud named Messrs Pyle, Mustard and
Morgan TO represent 10
Evening journal., 1895-04-19

purchased and the New Castle county
o0nvicts set to york therein
The time for the purchase of the
quarry expires on April -, said Mr.
Scott to your correspondent The actis
mandatory upcu rs. aud we wsnt 70 be
relieved Of the responsibility BY an exten
sion Of time pending hnei actlon Of the
General Assembly on the state work
house bill We do not want 70 buy the
quarry with the work house in prospect,
but We do want TO be relieved OF liability
uuder the present law"
Dnriug the afternoon session Mr.
Hanby ,ffsred joint resolution extend
ing for two ears the law author ng the
purchase Of the quarry, aud also the
time for sffsctsng the purchase. u was
adopted by unanimous vote.
All Rail the Persian.
"Lookes here said WILMINGTON
visitor to your legislative correspondent
Yesterday, Jim Toman Of New Castle,
is coed msn and We all know It. waut
70 do him reverence in the name Of the
shsh Of Persia.
"What has Jim Tomsn cot to do with
the Shah OF Psrsis2 asked Il 9 bewildered
newspaper msn. Jim is not y Persian
mes good Irish American citizen.
rs bef Well, may be you don't know
what you ara talking about. just step
up there to the speakers desk and look in
wsbststs unabridged dictionary for the
word 'romen think Dan will open
Your eyes
Your correspondent looked and found
tia following.
oTomsn, n. Per Toman ['som Mon
gol word signifying ten thousand A
money or account in Persia, whose value
varies greatly at different times and
places It's average vsiue may be reck
oned at about two and . half dollars
Lever Counties Against It.
The House bill to estsblish q STATE
work house WAS taken up by the Senate
committee yesterday afternoon Mr.
Handy read it section by section, Messrs
Harrington aud Fenimore listening at
tsntively They Interrupted him occasion
ally and finally told him that they did
not believe that the two lower counties
wanted lt They did not doubt that Il
would be a good thing for New Castle
county as most Of the all birds were
trapped Ia that county.
Capitol Notes
| The senate passed Aouse Dllis hulnOi
| ing the laying out Of new pubic road
/ ia West Dover. hundred and divereini
dsrlha E and William f Windsor, Of
Sussex county.
Seuator Gray wes ia Dover yesterday
The Senate passed the bill suthorzln
the road commissioners Of Bfandy win
hundred to b1rrow SO 600 to meet oui
stsndiog Indebtedness
Ex Prothonotsry Joseph Burcbena
David Cummins and Alexander {
Cummins, Of smyrna and John I
RCdaey and Henry G Conrad, OF Wi
mingtou, were ia Dover Yesterday.
The House passed the House bill to la
out new public road in Baltimoi
hundred.
Ex Speaker Of the Senate John
Donahoe was in Dover yesterday 81
shook hands with scores Of his friends
Ex Clerk Of the Senate w. A
aaracastle. of Smyrna. spent the morl
ing in the Senate Chamber yesterday.
William H. Boyce. Of Georgetown, VI
State House visitor Yesterday
Secretary Of State Whiteman return'
. to Dover yesterday
Victor B Woolleg, Of Wilmington W
In town yesterday
Reeeiyer Of Taxes John 7 Dix
} slipped down to take look vt the bill
: incorporate the Delaware Pipe Ii
' Company.
) wt'lism R. LING and James u. Lea
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
nie Boilsrs for q steamshlp.

Two mammoth red boilers a. the
Harlan Ard Holllngsworsh Ccmpany's .
can be seen from Market street bridge.
They ATE for the Merchants & Miners
steamship nov on the ways almost ready
TO launch. and we're built by thu Harlan
and HollIngsworth Company. Work on
the housing Of the new steamship has
begun aud the main deck is rapidly
nearing completion.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
whiteman Has Bonded.

Secretary Of State J. Hsrvey White
man bonded yesterday. His sursfisa are
Chief Justice Lore and Victor B Woolley.
The amount OF the bond is 50 600.
Question Of Final Adjournment.
Senator Handy offered joint rssolu
tion appointing a joint committee to
consider the matter OF hnsl adjournment
OF the General Assembly. and fix q date
therefore. It was adopted, and Speaker
Records appointed Messrs Handy and
Fenimore on the part Of the Senate.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
Celebrated Thelr silver wedding.

Celebrated TheIr Silver wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Frank Blackburn, Of
No. 410 East Fourth street, celebrated
the twenty ffth anniversary of their
marriage at their home last night They
wers assisted la receiving by their
daughter, Miss Clara Blackburn. A
large number Of friends were present
and delightful time was spent. The
tables In the dining room were beauti
fully decorated, aud we're in charge OF a
caterer and several assistants.
Among those present from ont of town
were: Mr. and Mrs 8 A. Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs a A Dannisnn. Mrs Joho
Naylnr, Mrs. e. Il Naylor. Misses
Cordelis, hiolis and Stella Deakyne,
Misses Jennie and RebA Saunders, Miss
Miriam Davidson Miss Lizzie Dennisou,
Miss Celia Weggenman Miss Annie
Fleming, Miss Alice Frazer, w ]
Holman, of New Castle; Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Gipin, of Elkton; Mr
and Mrs Richard Merritt and family. OF
Warwick; Mrs. Fannie Eaton, Miss
Helen Eaton, Middletown.
Among the guests from this city were
Mr. and Mrs George Walker. Mrs r. Q
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs H A Mckee Aarrs
Mckee, Mr. and Mrs George Vandsgrlft
Miss Lily Yandegrlft Miss Maggie
Sherwood. Mrs Lily Stidham. Miss Rsba
Blackburn, Mrs Hannah Wyatt, Miss Liz
ale Blackburn Miss Eitth Blackburn, Miss
EmmR Anderson, Mrs Louisa Blackburn,
Mrs Dessm, Mr aud Mrs Willi.m
Kirkley, Misses Fl ira, Louette and Sadie
Sillitoe, Mrs Ella Writ. Mrs Lizza
Fraim Miss Wilson. Mas Mary Jackson
Mas Florence Baed. Willis Blackburn
John Blackburn, Edwsrd Sillitoe. FreS
Mullen. William Erhardt, Edward Ala
ban, William Lohr. Adam Gass, Josepl
Stuart, Fred Meredith, DR.. Henry Spru
ance.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
Pretty Home wedding.

Miss Laura e Davis, daughter Of
Robert NJ. Davis, Of this city, and VIII
liam M Kettlewood. Of Philadelphia,
were married Wednesday evening At the
home of the brides sister, MRS VI @.
Smith, No 430 East Seventh street. Ths
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
H Howard
The house was prettily decorated with
palms and blooming plants, and Aoral
arch was formed under which the cere
mony was performed A reception fol
lowed. during which q number OF friends
offered congratulations
Mr. and Mrs Kettlewood have gone to
Philadelphia, where they viii make theil
future home
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
NE HAVE
* THEM.

Would you like a Gray,
Brown, Black or Mixed Union
Cashmere Suit nicely made
and trimmed2 Perfect fit at
$500.
We have them.
Would you like an All
Wool Cashmere, Cheviot,
Serge or Clay Diagonal Suit
of Clothes finely made and
trimmed? Perfect fit at $500.
We have them.
Would you like a fine Clay
Serge, Imported Clay dag
onal NVorsted or Westminster
Cheviot Suit lined and trim :
med equal to custom-made
goods at SIo.oo2
We have them.
If they are not fine enough
for you we can give you finer
or make you a suit to order.
Special for tomorrow, Ker
sey Pants, guaranteed sewing
at 75c per pair.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
marrIsd nr Falhsr Flynn.

Miss Margaret @, CurrAn and Charles
Il Lockwood were married quietly on
Wednesday afternoon, BY Rev D j..
Flynn. Of st Patrick's R Church
Miss Ida Barnhill was bridesmaid and
James f. Carran, cousin of the bride,
acted as best msu The bride was
attirsd in white silk and the bridesmaid
in blue silk The bridal party LETT for q
tour north,
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
Not RnIlt Thnt Wnr.

II It depends upon the State Senate.
aud 1t looks now as though 1t does. James
Pennewill will net be counsel for the
General Assembly The House, instead
OF appointing him itself, adopted joint
resolution naming him and cent IL to the
Senate for concurrence. That body will
never vote 3 man place to draft Repub-
iican bills for Introduction
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
Anthracite Coal
For fancy uss. hand picked.
George b Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
Spring Styles Of Derby Hats

now In stock. in all the fashionable
shapes, selling at per cent below
regular prices. at Ross's, 2l0 Market
street New Spring Neck wear at % 4 500
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
The Bill Not Reported.

Richard w. Crook and Chairman
Harrington, OF the Senate COMMITTEES on
Private Corporations, had long and
earnest conversation on the Wilmington
aud Brandy wine Springs railway supple
ment. Bat the bill was not reported
Evening journal., 1895-04-19

NOTICE., ELwooD n. TOY. THE
IN tenant and occunant OF the house situated
ia school Districts Nos. % aud 70, Christiana
hundred. county OF New Castle aud state OF
Delaware In compliance with the requirements
OF the acts Of the General Assembly In such
cae made and provided. do hereby give notice
that ] shall apply 10 writing 70 the 60. r OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Dellv-
ery of the state OF Delaware, In and for New
Castle county, on Monday, the 9Th day OK
May, 1885, being the next term Of said court,
for 4 licrnAe or said house as an Inn Or tav-
ern, for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors Ia less quantities than one quart 20 be
trunk on the IRE remires, and the following re-
spectacle citizens Of said district, az least
six n whom are substantial freehulders or
ssid district, recommend the said application,
viz.
George Mcintyre Thomas J. Lawless
Richard Il Rome Jamee Thompson
j. rafnfsh Kelly George Frizzeii
d II Bouben Iohn Macklen
Neal y Toy William Anderson
~ iliam Stewart William Rome Sr
Iohn ormnn Jamee 3. HArkins
Harry Youe ELMOOD NJ TOY.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
Ha NTieht Hava peen unpr,

The Police Commission fined Officer
Dsnnison five days pay for being late in
making his report. Offer Lyons wks
bonofably acquitted ola Ike charge.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
TryIng 10 Pun townsend.

Representatives Townsend, Higgins
man and Ike Simpson, Massey man ana
Senator Piercs's right bower. had close
and earnest conference at the foot of the
lobby stairs Just before Mr.. Townsend
went into the House yesterday morning
Simpson wants Townsend to vote for
Pennewill.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19

An aLsilk Brocatee Suit of FIVE pieces spring edge and
full frnged stylish finely proportoned and splenddy made
An artistic production illustrative of the producing power
Of the dollar of the times 1t win do better 1t is
doubtful if it will again do as we'll This is as it now
seems in the face of indications of better things Certain
grades of upholstery fabrics have rising tendency the
brokers say So have springs and acks and these and
enter into the composition of paor work to important
degree.
suit We make order the suit as low as $50 as
high as S1oo We prefer in fact have you select the
coverings coors your taste thus have
them harmonic with carpets and other furnishings
We do our own work and do it we'll We buy the best
materials employ skilled workmen and to great extent
make our frames.
Our Parlor Department is COMPLICATION odd chairs a
S. to suits at $500.
The newest things in 3pece reception suits, solid ma
hopany frames inaid with mother of pearl and precious
woods are something well worth seeing and interesting
they are beautiful.
new silk Tapestry Suit is just out-N IIo-5 pieces
cherry frames polished, and with chair $50.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
suERIFF's SALES

CHERRIES SALE by VIRTUE OF a
~ writ Of Ais. Levarl Facia 10 me delivered
viii b. pxp ,el Il Il public sale At the hotel OF
Iahu r. Mcintyre, In Middietown. In ~
Georges hundred, New Castle county, bei-
aware,
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
Bnt one Case Yesterday.

The Committee on Divorce only had
Que case before 1t yesterday afternoon
and the parties to It ware colorrd The
plaintiff was Alfred Polk OF Dover, wro
wants to get rid OF his Ida because she
has married several times since she lsft
him
Evening journal., 1895-04-19

all com nunicEtiono inJepded for Insertion
this column shonld be addressed fo Society
E6ilof NHre OF the gYsHIw6 5ornnAI. Gi1nn-
feuuica6lons 81 uuld he written On oNs hs1s as
he D&per only.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Wilmington Guests at the Sons
of Delaware Dinner.
ALSO AT A NOTABLE WEDDING

Ofwhich Miss Bertha Norris Robinson,
Known In This OltY, Was the Beautiful
Bride-Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Black
burn Celebrate Their silver wedding
Anniversary.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
ON FRIDAY,
THE Cd DAY OF MAY, 1876,
AZ N ofclook A.. m.

at 10 o'clock r.. m,
the following descr he'd real Is ate. viz.
All that certain farm. plantation or tract OF
land situated IN A Appouuinimink hundred and
New CASTLE county aforesaid, bounded and
de cribed as fol Ow. 20 wit.
Beginning at a large black OAR on the north-
west side Of bra lch Of BlRekoird creek, be-
ing corner for land now held by hicharu Y.
HAYES, FROM thence north eOlh degrees west
las feel and $40 perches to "a stah IN an old
atump IN cleared land lot, corner
for land as last aforesaid, ana thefeWlth
north degrees east about % perc1es 20 y
public road and leading from Lores Mills 70
the I.evel's road; thence with said road ana
osslng the Delaware railroad at the, Black
bird station and binding with said public tnan
An eesterly direction 10 q line Of land OF VIII
liam Evans; from thence from hne OF MS
land to the waters Of LOre's millpnnd; from
thence with lines OF said pond 70 the aioie,
said braLch; thence up said branch ana
binding tnerenith 20 the place oi pegl1-
ming. containing within said BOUNDS lou acres.
be the same more or less, MIN u~Weilins ~
house, Kitchen ana oul-puhViHeS tneteoN
Ssi1ed and taken In execution As the proper
ty OF Jacob HI and Auley Hill. admiuietra-
lors OF Jacob Hill, deceased, mnrteagors, ana
Auley Hin. Jacob Hill end avis WintQru,
heirs-at-laW Of Jacob Hill. decess, q. ana 70
p sssrIas s9 / " once. Wilmington. Delaware,
april % 1895 ---.
] a BFRIFF'S SaLE.-BY VIRTUE OF 4
/ y writ Of Levari Facias 20 me directed, Will
/ be exposed 10 public sale a. the court house.
/
/ streets, in the City Of Wilmington. New Castle
county, State OF Delaware,
Oh TUESDAY,
TUE 29d DAY OF APRIL, 1898.
at2 o'clock p. m.
| The foilowirg described real estate, viz All
/ that certain lot or piece Of land with = two
| story dwelling. house thereon erected, situate
/ IN the city OF Wilmington. aforesaid, b0unueu
and described as follows, 10 Wit:
BEGINNING AZ the intersection formed sS oy i. tes
l irr s1a M
erly side OF Connen street; thence northeril
~ said side OF Connell street loO fest; Themes
| essterly and parallel with Maple street iN'
feef. tfence southerly and parallel with Con
| ntll street lC0 feet 10 the taid side OF Mapi'
street, and tn nee thereby westerly Ivy eel I.
ihe place OF beginning, be the contents VIVA
they may. a. -
Seized snd taken IN execution as the prop
erty of George w. Roberts and llpporal
u Roberto, his wife, and Z. ts and TO D.
PAUL GILLIS. Sheriff.
sheriff's ONCE, Wilmington, Delaware
April 4, 1885.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 1895,
at - o'clock N.

This sale viii include number Of heavy
work horses and fine drivers, business, and in
fact horses suitable for all purposes They
have all been personally selected for this
market they can be seen at the stable and
RIDDEN after or tested In any way any time
previous 10 day OF sale. and must be as rep
resented or money refunded. Call aud look
them over Three months credit with ap-
proved endorser. Full description OF horses
In catalogue. w. y MARTIN
Il. w. SrIDHAM q soN. Auctioneers
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
one Inspeotor sumelent.

Registrar w c R Colquhoun, of the
Wilmington Health Department, was
here yesterday .in opposition to the New
Castle county milk inspector bill He
says that City Council has already
provided such an sofiicer for Wilmington
aid the Board Of Health considers that
sufficient for the county.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
They WIN Insure Them.

The bill Of Chief of Police Dolan TO
legalizs the operations of pawnbrokers
and subiscting them 60 a state license
and police supervision, has not yet passed
the.Ssnate IL was said that the insurance
clause of the bill could not be carried into
effect because the insurance companies
would not take pawnbrokers' risks Chief
Of Police Dolan went and saw the Bosrd
of Underwriters and was informed that
IL the state would legalizs pawn-sbops
the companies would insure them. The
reason they would not take the risks
under existing conditions was because the
pawnbrokers were regarded as an ire
sponsible set of men The chief arrived
in Dover early yesterday morning and
laid the statements of the underwriters
before the Senate Committee on Revised
Statutes He and Deputy Attorney
General Giles also conferred about the
bill
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLlC SALE OF 80 HEAD Of FlRsT-
4 class horses will take place. on premises,
southeast corner Third and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del, on
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
A Brilliant Weddlng

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry @ Robinson, Mrs.
Lydia Woolley, K Emmett Robinson
and j. Robinson Moore, all of this city.
attended the wedding OF Niss
Bertha Norris Robinson and John
Eesbstt Conynhem, of Wilkesbarre.
Pa, which occurred In New York yester
day
The wedding took place at half past A
o'clock. at the home Of the brid-'s
mother, Mrs Hood Wright, No 6i3
Fifth avenue Bishop Potter officiated
1t vas beautiful affair. The front
drawing room was trim med with lilies,
orchids and roses, all pink and white,
and the decorations in the rsar drawing
room were of yellow flowers only.
Masses of red roses and American
Beauties were used In the dining room.
and the hall and stsircases we're trimmed
entirely with lilies and white roses
The bride. who was given away by her
brother Ed ward Moore Robinson, wore a
gown OF white satin, covered In front
with point lace. The full sleeves wers
of the same lace, and a large vandybe
collar heavily embroidered In pearls
finished the neck. The tulls veil was
fastened with a magnificent diamond
tiara, gift from the groom A larg'
bouquet of lilies and orchids was carried
Mr.. and Mrs @ Clnyngham sail to morrow
for three months stay abroad.
The bride is known In society circles
here, having been visitor to the city.
Evening journal., 1895-04-19
A. the Sons or Delaware Dinner


Henry G Conrad, Francis Il Hoffscksr,
Austin Harrington, James G Knowles,
Hugh Baker, Joseph Flanagan. s. A.
Macalister, B F Townsend, Elmer T.
Bye, Charles Bye, Harry B Hickman,
A. NJ Bye, OF Wilmington. and DR..
hiram R Burton, Of Lewes, were among
the Delawsreans who attended the Sons
of Delaware dinner in Philadelphia last
night.
The dinner was the FIRST of a series,
informal in nature, and intended to
promote acquaintance and socisbility
among the Sons Of Delaware and their
friends
The feature Of the evening was the
presen alton Of a gsvel to the club by
its first President, Layton Register
The gavel possesses historic associations
dear to the heart Of every DslRw aresn.
The head is made Of wood from Old
Swedes' Church, built In 169S
and the handle Is from Barrett's
Chapel the first Methodist church In
Delaware located near Frederick and
built IN 1850. A silver plate, suitably
engraved, set forth these facts, and RlsC
bears the names of Mr.. Register and
Henry @. Conrad, who furnished the
wood