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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
ovER IN PEAssrLvaSIA.

Oscar o. Barr OF Pine Grove, has
been elected principal at Atglen school.
The salary is $40 month for eight
months.
Ernest Young Of East Fallowfield.
Pa, died at Coatesville on Sunday of
injuries received from a roman candle
on Friday evening.
The Coatesville Driving Association
has organized, and grounds are being
laid out east of Coatesville. 1t will
have half mile track.
Miss Melissa NJ. Hogg Of West Grove
has been appointed teacher of Ramsav's \
School, Londonderry township; Miss
Letitia lIeidlebaugh of New London,
teacher OF Townsend and NJ las Jennie
Macdonald of Oxford, teacher OF Sunny
Side.
Willis p. Hazard of Maple Knoll, Pa, T.,
who has returned from triE through
Maryland, learned that the fruit cror
Is likely to be poor. especially far down
the Eaat'n Sho'." Along the border
line OF Pennsylvania the orchards are
locking much better, giving pyomiae OF
abundant fruit.
Says the Wvst Chester Local News
"A Wilmington. Del, wheelman had 4
lively experience yesterday while up.
propriating cherries fron. farmer. He
Slipped while up the tree and fell.
bounding from the fence to his wheei
and from the wheel TO the ground. The
contact with the earth fired a number
of matches in his coat pocket and they
aet fire to his coat, burning large hole
in it. Moral: Better buy your cherrie:
than try to steal them with matches in
your pocket"
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
PEIsSOSiE.
Z. S. r. Butler ia at Rehoboth.
Miss Blanche Grow is at Smyrna.


Z. S. r. Butler ia at Rehoboth.
Miss Blanche Grow is at Smyrna.
Mrs. N. b. Fowloyis at shawanese, Pa.
Mrs. William luke is at Beechheld,
Md.
Jacob Richardson is at Arlington,
N. j.
A. B, Gillesnie's family is summer
ing at RehobUlh.
Mrs. Margaret S. Walraven is sum
mering at Reh0both.
William 4. Newell is spending a few
days at West Chester, Pa.
j. Norris Robinson is occupying his
summer residence, at bellevue.
Miss N. 4. Robinson of this city is
visiting friends at Fox Chase, Pa.
Mrs. Joseph Pyle and daughter. Mrs.
Joseph W. Coiey, are spending the sum ..
mar at Mrs. Pyle's cottage, at Ocean
Grove.
william j. Parry, John Ritchie and
John Richie, Jr., prominent local
musicians, will 20 to Rehoboth on
July lat for the season.
D.. Henry Carlin and Miss Mnllie
Cunningham of Highland, Pa, were
married last Wednesday evening by the
Rev, 4. Il. Mcdowell. Miss Il. Vir.
ginia Porter of this city, cousin Of the
bride, was maid OF honor.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
ECONOMY DEMASDED.
The Desired Principie Must he Applied to
Our City Governmont.

Our city Government
Editor The Gazette: ] am glad to
know that the suggeations | made some
days ago as TO practical modes OF
economy in our city affairs have at
tracted attention and favor. The fact
that tho two uitices OF city auditor and
city treasurer can be run without the
employment uf ASSISTANTS ia felt on all
hands to be move in the right
direction. The Same thing may be
auiri vt the Board Of Health office.
One man Of ordinary clerical ability
can do the work of that office. and
have time to spare. But it may be
Baid that the ambitious individual vino
happens to he elected or appointed TO
either Of these offices may not no com
petent to perform lis functions. Then
he should no required to employ at his
own expense, an assistant or instructor
until lie becomes competent to perform
its duties
Tho whole question is whether tne
city Offices are for the services Of the
public or whether they arc to be warm
berth for some political favorites. This
the new City Council will have to de.
eide. II is not enough for them 10 say
that they are not responsible for tine
creation OF these aineGure offices. These
are times when economy should be en
forced in public as we'll. as il has Ia
he. in private affairs. The people pay
heavy taxes to coDduGt the city govern.
ment, and they expect and will require
it to be managed with every reasonable
economy. Aristides.
Wilmington, June 2lst, 1897.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
HOU { AND STORE ROBBED.
Thieves Take Advantage Of the Absence of
Airs. RrRiba Hagrerty.

Thieves Take Advantage Of the A bsenco of
Airs. Rrgiba Hagrerty.
Some time during last week the dwell
ing and store No. G20 West Eighth
street, which is tenanted by Mrs. Regina
lIaggerty, was entered by thieves, who
had things their own way, there being
nobody about to interfere with them.
Mrs. Haggerty went TO Atlantic City
few weeks ago to manage the Hotel
Veronica, and since her departure her
residence and store in this city have
heen closed. One of Mrs. Haggerty's
daughters came homo Sunday, how
ever. only to find that the house had
been rHnsacked.
An investigation showed that the
miscreants had pried open rear win
dow, which they had eutsred by the
assistance OF dry goods box. They had
evidently gone direct to the store, which
is in the front OF thu house and there
helped themselves to candies, notions,
&C., and it is believed some money was
also taken. AS far as could be learned
nothing of value was stolen from any
other part of the house. 1t is thought
that the thieves were frightened or by
thu ueighburs.
1t is the general impression Of the
neighbora and police that the thieves
wera boys, as, among other things, they
carriad oil all the chewing gum they
could find. They also made way with
considerable candy.
A residence on jackson street near
lowering avenue was also robbed few
days ago. and it is possible that crowd
of boys are prowling about committing
depredations where they can find an
opportunity.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
SPORTING VOTES,

George u. Tinker, champion ono.
mills runner Of Ireland. and Tommy
Conneif, the American champion, have
been matched 81 run two miles at
SomeEvile. Mass, on July 9TH.
Fcatherweight Champion George
Dixon and WaitRr Edgerton, better
known as the "Kentncky IIosobud, -
spared six tame rounds in rniladel.
phia Monday. The contest vas de-
clared draw
James Handler Of Newarii and Charles
jnhnson of Philadelphia, WIN claim 10
lie the best welterweight boXars in
America, will meet for IL rounds at
llo pounds, at Athens, Delaware
county, Pa, on June 18th.
Frank NJ. Boyle WIS awarded first
prize in the three mile raco at River
view on Saturday last, as result of
his protest against \. j. GiIIcn, who
crossed the tapo frat. 1t il eIaiqied
that GiIlon was pEced 10y Willa,. y.
Goodley. Official Handicapped pa~eil
declares that under the cIrrumsta 9ues
both should have been disqualified.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
IN GENEE5L.

Ellis ii. Roberts, the newly appointed
Treasurer OF the United States, will
assume the duties Of his Office on july
LIST.
Brown University last week conferred
the honorary degree of Ill. D. upon
Hon. John Hay, Ambassador to Eng
land.
Eighteen ssters Of the Roman Catho.
lie Order of Poor lIandmaids of Christ
arrived from Antwerp at New York yes.
terdny on tho steamer Friesland week.
Louis M. Pillett, % years old, an
artist. employed by the Herald and
Puck, committed suicide in II hotel
room in New York yesterday week by
taking cyanide Of potassium.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
.aDYINrAG rs OtFEREn

by the Pennsylvania railroad to Delegates
10 the Christian tndeavor Convention ut
San Francisco.
Passengers for the Christian En-.
deavor Convention at San Francisco
may take the 4,30 n. m. train from
Broad street station on June 2Sth and
reach Chicago at 8 u. M, June Goth,
making advantageous connection al
that point with trains thence to San
Francisco.-
Special tickets on account of this
convention will also be sold juno 97th
to July Cd, permitting of stop over 1t
Denver and points West. The trains
OF the Pennsylyania railroad afford the
beat equipment and quickest time.
For specific rates, conditions. and
full information apply to ticket agents.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
For New York.

ESplass, weekdays, 320, 40i, 45o, g. I5, 6.5o T3a
~: IS y. sSh nb9' loSl H. % a. IN, Zoo noon
Igao, NlMlted, FlOn and A,22 y. ny lao t93l
Wa; I; $50, 100, 100, +5,56, 500, .TG,, 7.33 aud
logO p: IN. and l2.0l night Sundays $50, IC5
s i oo iso s9G 1S6 S imisd aS l9sI as i k % M is
i, ,.G, ID and 1000 p, M, and 1901 night.
for Boston, without change, 11.O0 a. IN, week.
For Soa Girl, Asbuty PARK, Ocean Grove Long
branch. $50 s.s5, ll.asa. ~. and a3O. i.O0p.
T., h. wees,days' r sundays tstops lnterlaken Tor
For 81 mLamberiylllo, tasIon and Scranton, ESQ,
aC0a, m, II noon, BIZ, 800 liam bortyilio and
r,rai nSh oniS week-lays' and Tfe p. IN. daily.
daily. Nr ''o' " n''
WASHINGTON AND TUE SOUTH.
For baltimore and Washington. $50. 72l s.as.
ln2D and ll2' a. m., 1900 sl2.8I, liz HIa4 All
e6l9, Congressional llmy, O. Il, sii55 and " Al ~
~, hhd lsu5 night, werk-daya. Sutdays Am
~ VIZ and ilg3 u. m, l2.Da, liz, 4,ii, tsa.i5
ntsn tShgfess'onai iimh '655, +i-3i p. M. and i205
For baltimore, accommodation, ols A. M an,
an, aaa ioi p' ~ weekdays, Dos aud 1l,i6 p. IN.
Atlantis Cons; Line, express, IL 90 p. m. and is.o5
Chesapeake n Ohio Railway, IA p' m, s,i,y
for old POiht Comfort and Norfolk, iO.s1a. m,
Tssse TssS fSys MH f9e 4 sIhE ~ +; r. WSqaily =
hSprsss ,s ior New York, 900 1000 a, m, l3j p.m,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION via Delaware
hf hMet prioge express 9.20 a. m. and 7O5 D. M,
LEAVE MARKET STREET WHARF Expre,a. 500,
@ o,o9 q; n, 600 Saturdays only, 200, 400 4.31
Ahu oW 2. IN. sundays, 500 S.45 ana DI5 d,
H. Accommodation, 4OO and 5eO D. nj.
...,,., FOR CAPE NAY.
hn@ehsEaf mress q M Mih.w9op AND Holly BEAcu-Ex-
dr ssi a w ~ - il' u y. In, Weekdays. sun
urdays. 80 ''''i i''V y. az. ShS-
f9i t.s ssa ISLE CRY. ooEls CRY, AVALON, STONE
t. a - ~.
r,,M weekdays; Sundays, G.OOa IN. = ~
M pNmhs san iolsT-tapres. BOO, $50 a. M, 2.01
,tt' ~ ilW nW p M weekdays. SUNDAYS. g. 40 a. in
,n Wy Wy unlon Transfer Company will call for and
j. b. HUTCHINSoN '1 II II WIM,n
General Manager. GEN, Pass. Arent
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
WOMAN noERinLp INJURED.
Mrs. Headiey of tiosland's Mills Assauite,
hY Ia Nnurunul IiIIrnnr-


by "a NharcOai Hurher.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette aud journal
Milford, June II A woman named
lIeadley. residing at Hollands Mill.
near Drawbridge, Sussex county, was
murderuasly assaulted yesterday by o
charcoal burner named Mason. iIO
struck her upon the head with the butt
of II gun, and fractured her skull.
Mason was in love with the woman,
and was intensely jealous. lie thought
several men had been paying her too
much attention, and threatened to'shoot
them. lie assaulted Mr8. Headloy at
church festival. after which he paraded
in front nf the church with a loaded
gun, searching for her alleged admirers.
lie recently came from New Jersey
The assailant has been lodged in the
Sussex county Iail, at Georgetown.
His victim il in dying conditinn, ana
the coroner has been summoned to take
her statement
Mason attempted to commit suicide
before he was taken to Georgetown.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
pHiLIDELrHid AFr.liRs.


Jeremiah Mack, aged II years. wac
drowned while swimming at Race street
wharf, Delaware River, yesterday week.
While bathing in the Delaware River
ut Port Richmond, yesterday week, Will
liam Cris:o, aged 10 years, was drowned.
Jacob Urban, a resident OF tho
Lutheran Home for the Aged, 10 dead.
lie was lu3 years, 10 months and 10
days old. His birthplace was Germany.
daniel Kenusdy, aged 40 years, a
lineman for the Konsingtou Electric
Light Co., was killed at Susuuehanna
and Giraru arHnueH last week, by seiz.
ing livs wires with hia naked hands.
The rubber gloves he shnuuI have worn
were found in his pocker.
The flour aud feed store of Penrose
A. McClain, on 1asker street below
Moyamensing avenue, was uestroyed
last week by fire, which also damaged
four adjoining dwellings. One fireman
was overcome by smoke, but quickl,
revived. The total loss is estimated at
Sl2, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
I.ettar Carriers, Vacations.

The members of the local mail de-
livery force have been granted vacations
as follows: From July lst to July 18th.
Messrs. Sidwell, Lloyd. Adele aud
Speakman; July 10th to Both, Messrs.
Howett, Turner, Poinsett and Kitten
house: July 3lst to August litb. Messrs.
Scheu, Oliver, Davis and Hinderer |;
August 18th to 29th, Messrs. White,
Mclean, Sylvanus and Sshl; August
Both TO September 18th, Messrs. Sterl-
ing, Mason, Bowers and Duffy Septem-
her l4th TO 2Sth, Messrs. Wilcox, Glas-
gov, Hopkins and Foulk Septem ber
29th to October 18th. Messrs Roberts,
Finger, Taylor, Feaster aud Lutz. The
work during the vacation time will be
divided among seven substitute car
riers.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
FLownREn coaANnIr TOWN From HAppEp,s Bazaar

One Of tho prettiest scenes for the
eye to rest upon this summer is nm out
door gathering OF young ladies' dressed
in flowsrea organdie gowns. material
that has grown to be tho rage. 1t is in
especially good tuste, keying as it does
with the bright coiors Of the flower, the
different shades of green and the clear
blue sky OF June. One could easily
liken such a scene to a Variable fairy
land. These gowns are the only wear
this season, whether in silk, in wollen.
or in muslins. For garoon parties or
other festive occasions the flowered or
candies are supreme. And what could
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
Unique Observation-Disclosures Photographers

The u. IL o railroad has arranged novel
excursion for the benefit uf amateur photo
graphers to lInrper's Ferry, W. Va. Han
cock. Md. and Cumberland. Md. This cx-
cursion will be in charge Of an experienced,
professional photographic, Special car will
be provided with dark room and chemicals
for developing negatives. Baggage COM
pnrtment for photographic outfits. &c.
Train will leave Wilmington, $40 u. M,
July Nth. Tickets valid for return until
July 18th. This Is rare opportunity for
amateur photographers to get studies from
nature at these historic points. Round trip
rates to llarper's Ferry 1885, Hancock,
$3.50; Cumberland 1913. Stop overs
Further information can be had by apply.
ing to Il. & U agents,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24

be cooler, prettier, or, TO use an Aneli.
cism, smarter" One charming de.
sign which we print, taken from Har.
per's Bazar, is a white ground with
SPRAYS OF pink flowers ana heavy white
stripes. The skirt has graduated full
tiounco with an enter.doux Of wids
white iaco. Three bands OF entire. deux
are placed above the hounce. and the
waist is heavily trimmed with the lace.
a collar. belt and sash Of old rose pini;
taileta gire smart look to the gown.
The hat is of cream white straw, trim
med with taffetta ribbon and pink roses.
The parasol is of thffeta nnd chiffon.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
nEDD0oED hArrs 70 MILWAUKEg
Via Pennsylvania Railroad on Account of
tho National Educational AssnciatIon.

Via Pennsylvania RaiIrosd on Account of
tho National Educational Association.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Go. an
nouDces that on account of the meeting
of the National Educational AssocIa.
tion, at Milwaukee, Wis, July 9Th to
9rh, it will sell continuous passage
tickets from fall points on it's line east
OF l'ittshurg and Erie to Milwaukee at
rate of single fare for tbe round "trip.
plus 81 membership fee. Tickets will!
lie sold and will be good going only on
July ID. Sd and 4th, and will be good
to return leaving Milwaukee, July 10th,
llth and 18th, 1897, only, except that
by denositing ticset with joint agent at
Nj Saukee on or before July 18th and
on payment of 80 cents, an extension Of
return limit may be obtained to leave
Milwaukee until August 3lst, 1897, in
elusive.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24

ietn, 1881, EksFTFWsIr
AN trains illuminated with Putsch light,
"EXPRESS TRAINS.
TRAINS LEAyE WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
AVENUE STATION FOR
New York, w,ek days, ". l3, 1910, tlOa5 a. M.
days; Fl.l3' $40 +ll25 a. m, ~jaO, WA, tTt3
innni',;ApErPnIa, E week days, ula SIS,
'22l. i.20, '2.20, $50 3h0 s52p, B3h ~, i3' d X
,ilo p m sunday, BIB, ,7.35, 40 f9iO I'll 25
u 20 II. m, '3@e $50, +5-2., $50 t74a 0i5, tiioj
Chester, week davs, +3la, 5.A5, $40, +715 : ~
Ss5, 900, t9.4g, Fl0ab IL 10 a. M, 10, 5aa a5n
Si-; \: ~ " ~ 'ts 4 VIA ioo p M SUNDAYS, lii
$50 "1.43, a15, +llOO p. III. e'''' = w. 'p-a''
,, s5lantie City week days, +i.l5 n, m., .l2si
'@sa '3s9 ?: m sundays, 7.85 a. m, s3.aa y. m
snndpnys Mag; w1ek-aays' p Tlo a. m, '2.29 j.. M
dafa; 9aimcrs r and n y washington, week u.y, !. :,
.iS, 'GiS .s sssi p. M 1S ssndSys g, vi aG q
'StSa, M, lsb8 "2OT aOi, *45Y sSIT ssh3 D. IN ,u
oaliInore 1,t,i ana way stations, ITO a. M, JH b.
Newark, week days, tl.1a lid $40. ai1oo
M, ~ .b, 30i .+3, al5T, fGIG f3j vs. IL 10 I6 !,
r. sunday; " = l3, TlO, $40 a, M, 3E,.5B, 3oi
,p!t.sbarE' week days, 'elO p m, Sundays,
.hicaEo. daily, "i.57 p, IN.
a. M, daily o'fo
Cincinnati and ST Louis sIo M mud 90 - .
daily, 80 y ih''
Toledo and Detroit. ts II n, m. dni,v n ro,,a.
and daily except sunday to Detroit
Now Orleans and Memphis via Bristol and
.hsatianongh, " Y pm. daily Through sleepers
10 Memphis and New Orleans S'P''o
Slngeriy accommodation, week days, 7. 10 n. M
n. M = '''' ''''' ''''
Landenberg accommodation, weea-days. IN
4,51 n. m. Ao'' u h''
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION FOR
phliadelphia, week daNs 33J u. m
Baltimore, week days, 6.I5 a, m, 2h5 D. M
di..tnuehperR, week days, 6i5 9.55 a. IN, a.55,
LEAVE PHlLADELphlA Ior Wtlm,nc
,nn; TN week days '3@ $40; 10 'sl5 900 'ie's6,
'hil, 900, B 40, tslh 0.i5, Fll.ii5 u m KIM
angs; my; LIN = 70, 100 LOO q. M, fl22n SLIM.
Telephone No, lg} y ="
other line. D. ii. MhRiIMvl vl auy
n, :, Manager Of Passenger ,rrnf,c
WsA GREENE, General Manager.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
kANE WILL CONTEST.
The Case Opened Before Probate Judge
Crossan.

The Kane will contest was before
Probate Judge Calvin W. Crossan at
Court House Thursday. Michael Kane
made his will in February, 1852, and
died in the spring Of the following
year. At that time his will was ad
mitted TO probate. But few mouths
ago Judge j. Franl; Bali, az guardian
of Thomas and James Kaue, children
of the late Ihomas j. Kane, who was
tho son Of Michael, filed d petition
nsking for reopening of tho matter.
III Is held by the contestants of the will
that Improper influence was brought
TO bear upon Mr.. kaac when be made
ii and that he was Of insufficient
mental capacity at the time The will
put Sl,ulu IN trusJ at the Security
Trust aud Saiu Deposit 20. for tho two
chiidron, who now Gontost; al, QUO for
another grandChilh and tho remainder
practically all going to the widow.
Should the will bn Bet aside the sltua
tion will hc az if Mr.. liaan aioi intes
tabn, in which event tha children VINO
are coate5ting will be entitled 10 one.
thlFd OF tho estate, less tho widow 8
dover. right The estate is roughly
placed ut sl5, 0U0.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
CH4gT1UQDI.

special I.ow-rate Excursion via Pennsyi-
vania Railroad.
The Pennsylvania railroad Co. announces
that it will run n special excursion to Chau.
tauqua from Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington on July "a. Train will leave
Philadelphia. $50 a. M, Washington. $50
a. In., Baltimore, $50 M, connecting with
special train leaving Harrisburg at Ii. So n,
M, arriving Chantauqua 1870 y. M. Ex.
cursion tickets good to return on regular
trains. exclusive of limited express trains,
July 18th to August lst, will he sold at rate
o. SlD from Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. and at proportionate rates
from other points.
For further information apply to nearest
ticket agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
Reduced Rates y,a p.nnsy,v,n,, n n

The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. announces
that, for the benefit of persons desiring to
take advantage of the national holiday on
The Fourth of July, il will sell excursion
tickets between all stations on its line east
Of and including rittsburg and Erie except
that tickets illnOt be sold to or from points
north or east Of Philadelphia nor to and
from points north Of the line Harrisburg to
Erie. These tickets will be sold and viii. be
good going on July ID, 3D., ith ard 9th. and
vii be good to return until July 9Th, 1897,
inclusive. #-r
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
GnrtlY,s Iindy sInIcn

Georgetown, Juno l7.--lt is stated
upon good authority that the body Of
james NJ. GOrdy. who was hanged for
the murder uf his wife. has been stolen
from tho old family burying ground,
near Whitesville. The body, it In sun
posed, was stolen for use in the cissect-
ing room of some medical college. or
else was wanted by some one to make
study of the brain in the interest of
science.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
STEAMBOAT Zines.

GTEAMER FAVoRITE TO AUGUS.
- TINE PARK--Will begin regular trips on
SATURDAY, June 10Th, leaving delaware street
wharf. New Castle. 1T 10. a. IN. Churches lodges
ard organizations can secure dates Mt ~ per
cent front or charter, with all privileges. sun
days, weekdays or mooniRhls JAMES II. s.
GAM, Mgr, 40i Lirpincott Bldc., Twelfth and
Filbert sireeis. Philadelphia. Fo additional in
formation apply 10 j. y. McIVok, Republican
Once. ..t
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24

There were 90 deaths. IL births aud
10 marriages in this city last wesk.
Charles White, p, ". g. B. railroad
brakeman Of No. 126 Poplar street, was
injured in the west yaru on Saturday
night.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
spend SUNDAY at Bay Ridge.

The i. e o. Il. Il. will continue the excur-
sions to Bay Ridge every sunday during the
summer. A sail on the broad Chesapeake, II
peep at Annapolis Baltimore, Fort McHenry
and Il Maryland soft crab dinner are few Of
the attractive features of the trips. Bay
Ridge is Il healthy. clean and refreshing re.
sort. Special trains will run every Sunday,
and round trim tickets sold as fnllnMs.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24

Paris, France. J June TO- The Gsulois,
this morning, said 20 people we're killed
and so injured in the cyclone which
swept over the, villages of Bezons, Col
ombes and Asnieres yesterday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
New I.lectric MACHINERY.

The Wilmington City Electric Co.
Tuesday morning received largo Syn.
Ghrunous motor, which will he used to
run the day motors throughout the city.
1t was built by tho Stanley Electric
Go. OF pittstield, Mass.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
Enjoy Your ath July on Is. so.

The d. e. O. i. Il, will sell excursion tick
cts, between all points east Of the Ohio River,
for all trains July I'd, ID. 4th and 9th, valid
reduced rates.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
carta,n Mnrnn,,s Rnna.

Application to take off the forfeiture
OF Capt. Edward Murphy's bail bond
which was TO have been heard by Judge
Bradford in United States court Tues
day, was postponed by agreement OF
counsel for one week.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
REDUCED s4rEs 70 SAN Fx.,cI,oo
via Pennsylvania RRiIroad on Account of
GhrisIiAn EalnauL.r l.... ........Li<..

The Pennsylvania Railroad Co announces
that, for the Christian Endeavor Convention
to be held i'll San Francisco july 7th.tt, mi
il will sell special tickets from all points on
It's system at greatly reduced rates. These
tickets will be sold June 9th to July ID
and will permit Of stop over at Denver and
points West. Returning. passengers must
reach original starting point not later than
August 18th. 1897.
For specific rates. conditions, and full IN
formation apply to nearest ticket agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
Delmar,, New Pos,m.,,er.

Washington, June 10. w. II. Hay.
man has been appointed fouth class
postmaster at Delmar, DEL, vice W. Ii.
Meredith, resigned.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-24
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Commencing Saturday, Juno 10th, leave
Fourth atrees wharf. daily (Slndays included)
at 1.30, 1870 a. IN. ana 100, Ills, 100 p. u.
Leave Phtladelph.a al 7.3O, lU,lS a IN. and L30
&UU, 200 p. H.
Fare TO Philadelphia 2Sc.; excursion, an.
Freight received all day at Philadelphia and
Wilmington and carried at lowest rates. Tele-
phone No. 81.