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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
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A Delaware boy Wins Prizes and Houors
at rrlncetop.

Delaware boy Wins Prizes and Houorr
at Princeton.
John Moore Trout Of Bridgeville
graduated from Princeton College We'd.
nesuay loaded with prizes and honors
lie was member OF the academic de.
partment and stood among the highest
honor men, receiving his degree "cum
magma laude." Here ia the list of
prizes awarded "a Mr. Trout. 1.-The
Chancellor Green Mental Science Eel.
lolwship, Baird price" and "the
class of 1869 prlo in ethics. " He also
received high honors in philosophy.
Warren Jaclsen Haines of Elkton,
William Writ Leonard Of Salisbury 10
the academic department., and William
Bush OF this city, in tho School Of
Science. were in the large class of
graduates. Mr. Haines took third
hunors.
A onELrENHAh ACADEMY GRADUATE.
Samuel MeCiary, Sd, Of this city
graduated from Oheltenham Academy,
Ogontz, Pa, Wednesday. At the com.
mencement exercises he delivered the
salutatory. Mr. McClary received the
Latin prize, the prize in English COM
position, the Camera Club prize, and
was on the holpr roll Of cadets for tho
year. In. tho competitive company
drill his company carried OIL the. flag.
His father, W. j. McClary, attended
the commence lent exercises
DICKINSON poLIE0E DEG REEFS.
Elmer Il. Jdnes of Cecilton, Nd,
John II. Porter,I Cherry Hill, Nd, and
Harry L. Price. Centretille, Md, re-
ceiyed the degree Of Bachelor of Arts
at Dickinson College cymmencement
Wednesday.
GRADUATED FROM wtLsoN.
At the commencement lexercises of
Wilson College, Chamertburg, Pm,
on Wednesday, Miss Alice Armstrong
Griffith OF this city received,the degree
OF Bachelor of Arts.
CRICKET BATS AS PRIzts.
The cummencemnt exercisei Of the
Protestant Episcopal ACADEMY in
Philadelphia took place on Wednesday.
There wore no Wilmington graduates
but two Wilmington boys deceived
prizes. Head Master, DIR. William II.
klapn awarded cricket bats TO Pointell
Johnston Candy fof tho best bowling
average, and Pointell Johnston lbr tho
best batting average. They are both
students in tho fourth form.
A HAvERFoRD GRADUATE.
Samuel Middleton of this city grad.
uatod from Haverford College ye,ter-
day. The alumni day exercises we're
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Howell s.
England and Prof. Isaac II. johnson Of
this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
ImnrnYlnr thn RnnIernrh.

The executive committee of the Board
Of Park Commissioners held meeting
Friday afternoon on tho Boulevard
and decided to have the sidewalks
graded and lay cement pavement from
tho bridge TO Eighteenth streot.
Property owners along the Boulevard
are now obtaining estimates for a
pavement of tho same material from
Eighteenth street to Elliott avenue. 1t
is probable that all of this work will
be started during the current month,
and when completed there will bo an
improved sidewalk from Washington
bridge to Elliott avenue distances of
three-quarters of mile. Contractor
Logue is pushing the work of grading
the street He has large seven horse
pIow at work, and in order to avoid
the heat of the day does all the pillow
ing between q and o'clock in the
evenings.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
x.RAY pHornnRApns
DIR. Morgan Makes some Interesting i
parinents Win the New InyentInu.

Dr. Morgan Makes some Interesting Ex-
psriments With the New Invention.
Dr. james ii. Morgan has recently
purchased now N.ray machine and
hls first experiments Thursday we're
exceedingly interesting and instructive.
\ photograph was taken OF hand
showing dislocated fingers, but the
most interesting experiment was in
Ph1tographing a thigh, which had
been broken and the bones Of which
had not come together properly. The
experiment was in every way success.
iul Dr. Morgan proposes 10 make
further experiments with the Machine
from time TO time and will usn it in
setting fractured arms or limbs, in
which work it will prove Of Invaluable
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
DELMARvlA TELEPHONE co,
The Old Dlrcctors will Resign and Others
WIN Anccand Them.

VIII SuCceed Them.
Under the present arrangement tho
old board of directors Of the Delmarvia
Telephone 90. are to BIZ reimbursed for
all their holding OF stock in the com.
pany and upon their resignation, they
are to be succeeded by new board.
The present board comprises Joseph
L. Carpenter, jr., Francis Il. Gal.
lagher, Edgar NJ. Efoopes, Dr. Charles
X. Jefferis, Lndley O. kent, j. A.
McCaulley, j. larke Postles, DIR. Will
lard Springer and Daniel w. Taylor.
The proposed new board comprises
the following men, who are said TO be-
stockholders now, and have consented
to become directors Ct the company.
Henry Baird, cashier OF the National
Bank Of Delaware; John Barron. train
muster of the philadelphia division of
the b. & o. railroad; Henry G, Conrad,
Thomas McCorkle, George /. Speer,
Charles N. Trump, president OF the
Trump Brothes' Machine Co. Calvin
!. l..Swayne. builder; w. j. Atkinson OF
baltimore, pntcntee of the switchboard,
and Frederick d. Hubbell, president OF
the Home Telephone Co. Of Baltimore.
Seven Of the nine proposed directors
are residcnts Of Wilmington.
They are to organize after the resigna.
tion of the old board, and they propose
to carry out the original plan Of intro.
ducing a new telephone system in this
city. The eapital stock of the com
pany is s250,0 of which $780, 600 is
said to have been issued. The proposed
now directors represent, it is said, a
decided majority of the stock issued.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
A Str.,,s..y,,.

samuel Dale, cnorcd man living
near Riyervew cemetery, tolls n tale
about soeing strange persons about the
cemetery lately lie alleges that he
was shot at by them several times
lately and that on ono occasion Ian
torn which he was carrying was extIn.
guished by mysterious bullets He
stated that no saw wagon in a nearby
lane several times and he believed that
crave robbers were ut work. Gold
smith q. Naylur, superintendent of
the cemetery, has not snen any evi
usures OF ghuuls having been at work,
put the negro Btoutly adhures to his
story.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Great Run on wem-known Inst,tnt,nn.

The famous Patent Medicine Warehouse
OF Charles N. Critterton, New York, has
recently been subjected to an extraordinary
pressure--the pressure of crowds Of sufferers
from Coughs and Colds in search of "llale's
Honey Of llorehound and rar," of which
he is the fortunate proprietor. The ropu-
larity of the article is houndless and will
last, for il is built on the solid foundation Of
innumerable cures Crittentons establish
ment might properly be called Saving
Bank, from the number it has been instru.
mental IN saving from Consumption
Trochial affections of every type vaush
under its balmy and balsamic influence
with Astonishing rapidiiy. Sold by ali
druggists. Ask for large size, price 81, they
are much the cheapest
Pixies Toothaohe Drops cure in one
minute
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Could Not Dance n the opera Iouse.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette ana journal
MiddetowD, juno ID The com,
mencoment Of the Middletown High
School and Academy was hold in the
Opera House last evening and an i'm
rnense audience was present. The
graduating class WAS composed Of
Wallis Clothier and Misses Mabel Il.
Deriokson, Ethel T.. Pitt and Anna Il.
Reynolds Of Middletown and iss Edna
Howell of Montgomery, Ala, each of
whom read an interesting essay. The
invocation was by the Rev. |. Il. Wood
and the reading Of Scripture by the
Rev. +. II. Moore. Solos wore sung
by William Harding Brady and Miss
Grace Parvis and an address WAS made
by William Michael Byrne. The exer-
cises were delightful. The dance,
which followed, took place in Lyceum
Hall, because the Board of Education
had threatened to withhold diplomas
from graduates il they participated in
"a dance in the Opera House.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Candidate fol tho Logislature.

SpeclAlcorrespondencF OF uazeve and Journal
Middletown, June Ii. Tho name Of
John NJ. Clayton has been announced
as candidate for the Legislature from
st. Georges hundred at the coming Re.
publican nomination. There will be
other aspiranta for the nomination but
Clayton is a good worker with a good
following and will make a hard fight
for the place on the ticket. He is a
descendant of the late John M. Clayton
and tho past few years has figured
prominently in the Republican CLANS in
this hundred.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18

Nearly 2,000 people, almost half Of
whom were ladies', attended the field
sports Of the High School Athletic
Association at the Riverview Cycle
Track on Saturday afternoon. The
day was pleasant and the events were
highly enjoyable Most of the CON
testants we're members of the associa-
tion and many of them demonstrated
remarkably good qualities. The boys
had been training for some time, and
their work was loudly applauded
Great credit is not only due the boys,
but also Messrs Whitehead, Taylor,
Robinson and pelton, instructors at
the school, who ably managed the
affair. The results were as follows:
100yards dash, first heat Clinton
Vansant, first; William O'Keeie,
second, and Everett Adams, third.
Time, II seconds. Second heat Howard
Cam, ilrst Charles Robelen, second
Paul Taylor, third. Time. / seconds
Third heat Howard Hahn, first; j.
i. Braungtein, second, and ]. NJ. a.
Grant, third Time, IL 90 seconds
Final; Howard Hahn and Howard
Cam tic, finally won by Cam in IL
seconds.
Half mile bicycle: II. Clymer, first /;
Charles Perkins, second; +. Cooper,
third. Time, LII 40
One.milo run; Emmett Adams, first (;
West A. Totter second; Ernest Kel
ley, third. Time. 5.23.
Running broad jump: j. w. Brady,
first; Frank Marsden, second. Actual
jump. Is feet, L inches.
220-yards hurdles Howard Cam,
first; Frank Marsdcn, second; Edward
Ayars, third. Time, 50 1.j seconds.
Throe1mile bicycle, open w. Il.
Goudley first; Harry leager. second |;
ii. Harlan, third. Time, Z. .25 3.5.
l00-yards championship of Delaware
George p. Prentiss, first; George Nc
Cartney, second Howard Hahn, third.
Time, IL Is seconds.
Standing broad jump: Edward ].
Ayars, first; Frank Marsden, second,
Jump, . feet y inches.
:, Half.mile walk, open; W. II.
Thatcher, first; j. N. A. Grant,
second ]. Il. Braunstein. third.
Time, LOG
22O-yards dash; Q. n. yansant
first; W. A. Trotter, second; Charles
Robelen, third. Time, 25 2-5 seconds
Running hop, step and jump: L. J.
Ayars, first, II. Cam, second. Actual
jump, 3S leot.
One-mile bicycle; Frank McCaus.
land, first; II. Cymer. second; G.
Perkins, third. Time. 9. 80 90.
ssO-yards run: Howard Hahn, first
West A. Trotter, second; Charles
Robeen, third. Time, .. - 90.
Running high jump; ii. Cam first;
Frank Mafsden, second. Actual jump,
feet 7la inches.
Throwing base-ball: Frank Marsden,
first; Howard Hahn, second: George
Woodward, third. Distance thrown,
279 feet, inches.
Putting l2-pound shot. Harry Alex.
ander, first; G. Il. Adams, second;
Frank Buckmaster, third. Distance
thrown, 80 feet, inches.
liO-yards dash: West A. Trotter.
first; q L. Adams, second. William
Matchott, third. Time, 50 l. 5 seconds.
Pole vault W. A. Frederick, firs.
Harry Alexander, second. Actual vault
Z feet ~ inches.
Grammar school relay race Won by
the team representing No. School.
Married mems mile bicycle race w.
n Gnndley scratch, first; b. II. Me.
Daniel, ll0 yards, second rime ) 35
Frank Pyle made an unpaced five
mile rido in II. IA and Frank Bowie
who was paced by Goodey for half tho
Instance, made a half mile in Los 40
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
ronnders' Dny at tnIIar,n,. ,,o,n.

Tho first celebration of Fnuniers,
i,ay waH celebrated at the Homo fnr
!EslrlenulcHs Children at Riveryicw last
thursday in memory Of Mrs. j. Taylur
Cause the fuunder. Numerous guests
we're received by the managers IN
the morning the children took part N
singing and recitations. Aitllessee
were mndo by Chief Justice l.ore.
Mrs, Clement B. Smyth and Misc r.
Josephine Warner A hiatory of the
home was read. Luncheon was Feryed
after the exercises 1t was a bright
day in the history Of tho home. IIore
aiter Founders Day will be observed
annually.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Asucces,ru, Onera,,on

Robert H. Fairlamb, an cmploye of
the jackson S SHARP CO., broke his
arm in fall year ago The fractured
parts had never united. A short time
ago DIR. George Il. Carmichael Of this
city and DIR. Van Lcnnap of Philadel.
phia, by means Of the X.rays, learned
tho state of affairs, and operated again
upon the fracture. The arm is now
doing we'll.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
CITY Court Cases,

William Brown, 10 years old colorod
LAD, who has given the authorities ii
great deal of trouble, was arraigned in
municipal court Saturday morning on
the charge of larceny of two pairs OF
shoes from the store of Michael Grady,
at Third and King streets, last Thurs.
day afternoon. The boys mother
acknowledged that he was incorrigible,
and the court decided to dismiss the
charge OF larceny and committed hin
to the Ferris Industrial School.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
A Bont in O,stress.

The coal barge Henry Clay, from
Philadelphia for Boston. in tow OF the
tug International, returned on Sunday
in distress, having sprung serious
loak while on her way down the Della
ware river The international started
early in the morning with three barges
in tow, but owing to tho leak gaining
in the Clay was forced TO return after
anchoring the other barges off Chris
tiana river. From the appearance Of
the Clay ahe had been apparently In
collision with ono of the other barges.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
rnlled tl,e Nhnrr Ilnun,

Cape May, June II. The steamer
Republic, in Attempting to land at her
wharf here this afternoon, completely
broke it down. The hawser of the boat
was thrown to the wharf, and there
fastened by Harry Walton of Philadel-
phia. The wind and an unusally rough
sea caught the boat, however, and
forced the vessel seaward, pulling the
wharf with 1T. Nobody was hurt. The
wharf will be rebuilt at once.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
New steamhont schrdnlc.

The following schedule went into
effect with the Wilmington Steamboat
20. Saturday; Chester ana Philadelphia
boats leave Fourth street wharf every
day, including Sundays, at 7.30 and
10. 30 a. m. and ], 4. 10 and 7p. m. leave
Chestnut street wharf, Philadelphia,
ut I3O and 10 Ii a. m. and l.3O. and
I! p. m. All boats stop at Gordon
Heights. The faro is as follows Gordon
Heights. 3 cents; Philadelphia, q
cents: excursion. 40 cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
A college Class banquet.

The Delaware College class Of 06
gave banquet on Saturday evening
at the cafe of A. II. Ainscow. The
evening was must enioyably passed..
Toasts were responded to as follow:
The College," George McIntyne;
Base ball, 4" William II. Cooper, Jr.G
The Newark Girls" Robert Is. Wolf
THE Faculty" Albert S. Cooperk
"The Class, Clarence A. Short. Ah
address was made by Josiah Marvel.
The participants were as follows
Robert u. Wolf. b. T.. E., Newark +;
W. II. Cooper, Jr., A. b., Kenton
Clarence A. Short, B. O. H., Seaford /;
II. Q. Reybod, Jr., A. b., Delaware
City; W. Owen Sypherd, a. b., 81.
Georges; f. Il. Reybold, A. b., Phila-
delphia; William Is. Jester, B. s.,
Delaware City; Irwin J Shepherd, A.
b., Delaware City: w. W. Reybold, A.
b.. Delaware City; L. Lawrence Smith,
A. b., Appleton, Md. George McIn-
tyre, A. B., Delaware City; Harry II.
Draper, j. 9. E., Milford; Albert s.
Cooper, Is. A., Camden; John I. Hen.
derson. B. c. E., Appleton, Md, A..
Lee Ellis, B: A., Milshoro; and George
D. Truitt, y. A., Milford.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
MAY M. tintn nillrnrh

An officer Of tho National Guard
stated Saturday that it ia not likely
that the Wilmington companies will be
enabled to attend the Fourth of July
celebration at Milford, although he
would like to see all the companies in
the State present ON that occasion,
which would give Acting Governor
Watson an excellent opportunity TO re-
view his troops.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
HEAVIER Tail.

The Pusey & Jones Co. . engineers
have returned home after having safely
delivered the Beaver Tail at Newport,
II. |. Chief Engineer John Crosby
and his assistant, Jacob Baldwin, re-
port a very ploasant and speedy trip
around, without mishap or trouble Of
any kind. Tho owners Of the boat are
well satisfied with their purchase and
have duly accepted it. The boat will
at once be placed on her route between
Newport and jamestown. This is their
second Wilmington built boat.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Ornhln.l ronrL- I.n.Inrss.

Orders 10 seil real estato IL .Inbn
jester James McNeowan and Pnsev
rom oterlon ~ere grantoi in orphans'
court on saturday The sale uf the
T feAl estate af Anthony MeNeey and
Georso W, Townsend we're continual,
A.rsIlment was heard on the question
o. tits appointment Of a receiver for
the Delaware Liqunriea Go.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Masonic Elections.

oo'cers fnr the ensuing year havo
htan elected Ivy Masonic lodges as fol
iIo2ws: Cqlnthian lodge William ii.
Mh'rrkks v. NJ. Prescott /. Johnston,
:: W. William l.. ilamann, j. W. :;
MilliaW u. Crossan, Treas. William
Marshall, Sec. Temple Lodge Of Mil.
l9td Isaac $. Truitt, W. Nj. George
H. ieynum, $. W; Alexander Puilpn,
J.; W.. Perry r. Richards, Treas. /;
Theodore Townsend Soc,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
nnirars IsInrtnri-

The Epworth League of Harrison
Street Church has elected the follow
ing officers: President, II. r Errick-
son; First Vice President, Arlington
Sutton; Second Vice President. Miss
Mabel Houpt; Third Vice President,
Miss Bertha Rambo; Fourth Vice
President, Miss Grace Bond Secretary,
Miss Sallie Conway; Treasurer, Miss
Besaie Hobson.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
n New Ill,lrrll.

The Catholic congregation at Ridgely,
Hd" viii soon have church ediicn
~ hlrh TO rnrshin in place of Tho
lAll iey now tae A small church Ii
Heing erected thWo, and Bishop Curtis
pact7 that it m1y be ready for use in
7"p'emaer, Father Ferdinand, 0. S.
ti' af ST Gertru Convent, has charge
III the eOngrepari01
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Resigns from the superlntcn.loncv.

On Sunday Thomas McCorkle, who
has been superintendent of Rodney
street Church, presented his resigna
tion, % take effect ON June 2sth. Tho
members Of the Sunday school are moi
inclined to accept tho resi- nation II
action
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
No I,ids Omsra,I-

The fourth intellectual attempt was
made on Friday at York, Pa, by the
trustees to sell the Susquchanna &
lidewater canal, extending from
Mrlghtsville, Pa, to liavre do Grace,
Nd. There being no bids offered the
sale was continued until June 27th,
when tho trustees say there will bo a
percmptory salo.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
sinrln L. -Nnrirrrsnrr

i, Tho first auniy rsary Of the Single
IRE aampaign II Delaware was cele
hlHlel Sunday, Uhnn iubilno celc
bIai on was held at tho city head.
quarters and also at Rosendale Park.
~ ne latter place spooches were made
ny john Crosby, br. A. II. Law and
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
A Narrow Escnne.

Tho Rev. V. S. Collins, pastor of the
NJ. f. Church ut Now Castle, had a
narrow escape at Dover Thursday lie
was talking to Il friend and upon at
tempting 10 stnp on the train as il
moved Off his foot went between thu
car step and the platform. Timely as.
sistance saved his life.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Contu,iss,ons I,oc.,yaa

Deputy Collectors of Port W. A.
Homesys' Peter H. Ayars and Samuel
III. Black on Saturday received com.
missions rs civil service examiners 10
hold the examination of applicants for
positions in the clerical service on June
g7th, va
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
En,nr A,i,n.,. rr-,..

Letter teRtamontary upon the estate
of Fetnr Miller, who was drowned a
week or 80 ago were granted Thursday
70 Harry Emmons by Register Of Wills
Calvin ". Crpssan. According to d
report Miller loft an estate of $40. 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
I,,.,c.se,I ~ Ra,,.

Macintosh and Lewis, the mon who
were taken from Wilmington 10 West
Chester on Friday on the charge of
peddling without license, have been
liberated on bail. The time for the
hearing has not been fixed. They have
retained Charles II. Pennypacker.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
anulHrr on,,,.,

Monday the transportation commit
tee uf the Dolawap [hristian ~
deayor Uuipn opened an oliica at NJ 4
last Seventh stroot Ia rataiyp nr1,lira.
tions FOR tho Washington rorvo,t
the oil're VIII he open each waok day
from until 2. ~. until Juy lth.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
A snn of neI.,rnrn-

S. Boyer Davis, son OF Sussex D. Davis.
formerly Of this city, has Just graduated
at Princeton. He will start on Wodncs-
day with the Princeton geological ex.
pedition for Flagstaff, ARR. In the fall
he will enter the Harvard Law School.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
death Of rrisclila !. turner.

Joseph Turner, late of This city, died
raars va hin9aa on sa'uruhy sdS nsev WI II
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
world,s Rccnrh Broken.

Paris, June l3 John S. johnson
an American bicyclist, yesterday,
lowered the worlds record for 500
metres TO 30 2-5 seconds lie also
lowered the European quarter mile
record to "a second5.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Conference t5X,mi,n,,o,s

INC Bnard of Examiners of the Will
mlngtop N. II. Conference will hold
lhe annual examinations from June 23d
to 10Th An interesting programme
has been arranged.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
THE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
Fine Sport at the Riverview
Cycle Track Saturday.
NEARLY 1000 PEOPLE PRESENT
One-half of the Attendance
Composed of Ladies.

An Exciting One Hundred Yards Dash. in
Which Howard Cam Was Winner - The
One Hundred Yards Championship of
Delaware Won by George y. Prentiss--
The Result of Other Interesting Events.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18

The doctor may be a rood olI man
out even 50, medical examinations and
tle local application treatment afa
atihAnrraht ~ every modest woman.
,li.they are embarrassing often useless
Ihey sn0uld not be submittcu +, mil
everything e,se has been trlod. liz
iihn raao4 out II tdn. thore "A I'M
reason for them, Ii uino ases out M
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u. iof moro 7u thirty yu4rs If
sa ay9ly iuru af tomato weaIS.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Preached the I'sccaiaureate Sermon.

The Rev. George S. Gassner of Della
ware City preached the bacealaureato
sermon at Washington College, Chester
town Nd, yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18

To the Sailor yacht is superb, but how
much more lovely to tho landsman are the
rosy cheeks OF young ladies who use Glenn's
Sulphur Soap.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
Hand Badly Cut.

Louis Leshem, a barber, sustained
a severe cut on the left hand Thursday
morning, while atropping razor,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
n0hth o Mrs. hlargnrof pIIn,r

MargarotM N. Palmcr widow Of Morris
Falmer died Wednesday Mt her reai.
55rl year, 7 !" 4et
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18
aRApuATEp FRoM Ml1soN.

AZ the commencement Ssxercises of
Wilson College, Chamerlburg, Pn.,
on Wednesday, Miss Alice Armstrong
Griffith OF this city receiyed.the degree
Of Bachelor of Arts.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-06-18

Elmer Il. Jdnes of Cecilton, Nd. +,
John /. Porter, Cherry Hill, Nd, and
Harry l.. Price. Centretille, Md. re-
ceiyed the degree Of Bachelor of Arts
at Dickinson College cymmencoment
Wednesday.