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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-21

Trains leave Wilmington % foilows: :.
tN. $50. Ll2, S6O. SIS, ass, 100; 1913 1e4s,
I'LL Ill I'll. Is. sc = sn ~ sn *. n M
Esss, Sss. 10. Sa, SsS and io16 p. d:
.5 g0r s sSe ss s s5gris. IL LII ~ a NO. h
Los, sos, 5.Be, 1.07, and aoe P, m;
Asi I b.. is5 s s 49, IL IL II i5o Ia
For New York LS5 ass. IN go Z1s,
ILL., ~ u ST. IT. g. q IA Ra. III. and and
For = boston. without change. lois a. m.
For West Chester. via Lamohin. $50 a.
i, Fsr Nssark Center ana intermediates
'tbas siso ~ q and Wa Ms. En- E
1T IL r. 10 = sSo ri Ia. IA .. n, and
RaitiSors and intermediate stations
leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
il o i9E ssnDfsssss, . az III LIZ sSs III
El6, l0i, al, Sos $40. SIS, GIT, 665, a40.
Lilo Ills ?, N; and l2q6 night, an o.
sei Sis rs. s az s III iass is ana a h
- SUNDAY TRAINS. !, .n
Hfs n iaSa III n ~ NJ AL s.0S. S'O6'
W f2s 9'oS, and ais q. nj
1y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c, nod i NJ Ma .. M. I2.Oe.
For Chester (express), I.57, 40. &55,
u.45 q. m: ISL, sos. sos. SIS. TOT and 9.06
,. m.
Accommodation, I07, 8.19 q. No., 12.09, Las. 4
Loo, 6.26, I28. and 1910 p. m.
Fo1 New York. 1.57. 265, 40. 1G7. 9.3S,
oss IN u n II e n M La aos Ao' $685. ''s wv
II For Boston, without change. SIS p. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, &66 a.
n, ana SIS b. m.
Baltimore and Washington, A38, S0l,
En- D. m. and Tss night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
Los .. M, l,00 night,
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street. for
Milmington (expressh 3.bQ. 7.2o, ]! ~ O. mn
Z lace LIZ, al. sos, 6,55. lao, 83h lilo. u.l8
b. M, and 1205 night,
s2SV. 2S2' S.D. 4sx ana laos y. m. s2+
-
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern RaiIway.-3.1S p. m. week.
eusta, Jacksonviile and ST. Augustine:
IA .. M, daily, Bleepers to New Orleans,
Memphis, Port Tampa, Asneville. ara Hot
Springs
sleepers to Jacksonville. Port Tampa and
Macon; TOO p. m. week days FLORIDA
sleeP a n, tS ay see a To-
Richmond ana Janksonyille
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-21

pELiEFfr SIX RUUhs-Dirrsssins hi1.
~ ney and BLADDER Aissnsea relieved IN siz
kotrsby the New Great sOutA American
Kidney ouse." This new remedy 10 a srsat
surpriso on seeeunt sfis sxsssAiAR promPs.
nsxstn rsfievtBR pain IN the bladder, kidneys
back AnNeyery part OF the NriRARy passages
tn mals Or female. IL psiteyes Ysssntion St
water and pain In passing 1t almost immedi.
ateiy. II you want quick Isiiof and cure this
isysur Iensdy. ssld BY q Jan.ss Rsit Drug
gist. witainNtsn. DsL is-Iyr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-21

A ITEM I10N- Her3pns desirIng purs Sray
IA and chem cals. or wishing tlots .osc
scriptions or private receipt carefully com
. pounded with pure Materials shoald 30 Co
lie druEst0rsof II. r. HRINGHUhst No
SIT Market street. Wilmington Del II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-21
Observation-Disclosures.


PROJECTED THROUGHOUT BIZ THE
INTEhL4oCKlNG sWITCHEa AND
block SIGNAL SYSTEM,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-21
M. Z. Davis. Jewsisr. . n. and 3.
American Laundry, sos West Front st

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-21

DR.. GOSLIN,
Dentist,

Shipley Street. Corner Etaft,
Teeth IS and $40 set. Teeth nlied wilma 4, o,4
and Piatinn 81 and ". Ieesh exLraete1 vita
Uut PAih " una eo eents, Gas. ether an
coca'ne l0-lvear.n. w.s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-21
FOR THE SOUTH.


SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle. 9.51 pm. and IL 10 night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort,
and Norfolk, u,56 p. m.
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
Sming,, FELTON,, Harrington. Bridgeville,
6eaford, Laurel and Dsimar, 1lb6 p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-21

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
Wilmington (expTess), .a6o, ~ ~, SsS
l020, liz Q. M. n.0g a23t. III. 201 IN
lib, H.. ii.is >. M "a and isQs night. w. Wv
II Accommodation. So ESQ, s,l2 10 a5 a;m 4,
La, A18. 4.o3, A4L 6.2S SIS 1908 and n.ss
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Chicago News
Tho French people still fight an
average OF 4, 600 dueIs every year.
More than half the world production
of quinino is diHposed of in toe United
States.
1t is reported that tho Yellowstone
geysers arc gradually lessening in
activity.
be counterfeited. Its delicate tints defy
reproduction.
Two wealthy Hebrews OF Bagdad
now own all that remains OF tho unciunG
city of Babylon.
In Italy there are more theatres in
proportion to the population than in
any other country.
Insurance companies claim that bicy-
cling is moro dangerous than travelling
either by rail or ship.
OF the gold coins now in circulation
in England only avery small proportion
bear date earlier than 1879.
Queen Victoria row rules 367, 600. 600
persons. ii creator number than have
ever heiore bowed to the will of ono
sovereign.
N"seia haS the most rapidly increaS'
ing population of any country on earth.
Ihe growth of the last 100 years has
been fraction loss than 1000, 600
annually.
inc largest orchard in Great Britain
Is at Iottington, in the county Of
Gloucester. 1t is 500 acres in extent
and some SEASONS it yields lis owner.
LORD Sudley,a profit Of $50, 600 Apples
no II .,n
Of the 271,9 Hungarian gypsies
enumerated in the last census 2l3, 1872
are described as Feientary, 20, iOG as
semi -sedentary and only S,93S as no.
madic, while 9, l6i are either soldiers
or in Jail. All profess some form of
christianity and II, 900 are professional
musiciRna.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
A PRTy1rE yIEF.
Paintings by Howard i'yie Enjoyed by
Many Guests at His Studio.

Many Guests at Ills studio.
A delightful entertainment was given
on Tuesday week by Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Pyle, at The studio on Franklin
street, where large number of guests
enjoyed a private view of collection
of paintings by Mr.. Pyle. These are
later to be exhibited at the Dreyel
Institute IN Philadelphia, where he has
delivered for the past two years, a
course OF lectures on art, and especially
on the art OF illustrating. IIe is valued
by the faculty of the Institute as one OF
its most successful teachers.
These paintings show the versatility
OF Mr.. Pyle's genius, and the perfection
OF his art, and also the rapidity with
which he works, since the large col.
lection represented. with one or two
executions, but one years WORT. 1t
Included the originals Of the series of
illustrations made for Woodrow vii.
sons George Washington :" for 1.-The
Werewolf" of Eugene Field, and for
De. Wier Nitchell's "Hugh Wynne;
Free Quaker," now appearing in the
Century Magazine. BY the courtesy OF
its publishers several of the iluatra-
lions for this were here shown before
their appearance in ths magazine, and
tho originals of those already published
were loaned by them. Tho remainder
OF the paintings were illustrations OF
Mr.. Pyle's own stories and sketches,
among them 1.-The Story OF an Ambro.
type" which appeared in tho Christ.
mas iIarper's Monthly; The Ghost Of
Brand" in tha Christmaa Harper's
Weekly, and the charming series of
sketchea which accompanied thu iiyl.ic
account of An Inland Voyage. " .ipart,
CD an easel, stood a heautiful picture OF
tho Madonna and Child.
Although engraving mas been brought
to such perfection, tho superiority of
these originals shows how much is
inevitably lost in tho reproduction,
however skiIful. Exquisite music by
the lieothoven String Quartetre auueti
10 tho pleasure OF ths occasion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Catcher Eowerman has oisnod with
Baltimore.
Tho players Of tho Boston Club will
do their preliminary spring training ut
Savannah, Ga.
jon Kelley of last years Baltimore
Club will coach tho Georgetown Uni
versity ba5o,ball candidates.
Tho Chicago Club has waived all
claims to Perry Werden's Services and
he will play vita Louisville.
Harry GaBtright, former National
League pitcher has signed to play with
tho Hartford Atlantic League toam
next scGson.
Tho Boston Club has decided to
either farm out or sell the releases of
Pitcher Do!an, Catcher GanznI and
SECOND Rnscman McGann. The Phiia
delphia management may give McGann
trial.
Tho LoniBpi!le team will report for
duty about the middle If March. and
tho players will do their aiming on
the home grounds. Exhibition gamus
viii be played in April until the league
seaBon up9ns.
President Young will probably aG,l
the name Of Dave Fuuta to the Ma
tional League staff of unpircs. Dave
III popula with the players. and being
thoroughly yorscd in the ruep and
practical polats uf the game, he needs
but one otnor quuity-dip lomacy, sand
WICKED with nerve.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
TRUSTEES OF THE room.


side Reitrt-Increasr IN Patients.
At the afternoon session of Trustees
Of the Foor yesterday week. j. Harvey
Sprnance. member of tina Board OF
Health appeared before the Trustees in
regard to the disposition Of bodies of
persons who had died from infectious
diseases and stated that the law re.
quirei that they lie buried in close
Baskets. lie said that 1t was tho duty
of the deputy coroner to attend TO mat
tiers of this kind, and whore the super.
intendent Of the amshouss had such
matters to attend 10, ne was advised to
communicate with the Board of Health
and they would look after them even if
the city OF Wilmington must pay for
the extra expense Of close caskels
On motion Of DR.. Belville of the
Hospital Committee 1t was decided to
award the contract for drugs and sup
plies to j. Harvey Spruance for tho en-
suing quarter.
Nj. Hart, chairman of the committee
On accounts then read the amount of
the bills from the different hundreds
for outside relief during the quarter rs
follows: Brandywine hundred, SCH IL
Wilmington, northwestern district
s93 80; Wilmington, northeastern dis
trict, S672.s4; Wilmington, southeast.
ern district. s295. 40; Wilmington,
| southwestern district. 81, 0i3 70; Chris
tiana hundred, S3l so; New Castle.
S663. so; Mill Creek, 5000; White
Clay Creek. Sl36. 80; Rcd Lion, SIZES. SO
st. Georges, 1921. 10 Pencader, Sl12. 20
Appoquiniriink, SlGi. IS ;Blackbird. SG6
payroll, 9ii4. II; house bills, 81, 49,. 81
total, IS, 7l2l4.
MIR. Hart called attention 10 tho in
creased bills. Mr. Lawson then ma do
statement in regard to tho district
which no represented. iie said be re.
fused many of those who had applied
for rolief On Tuesday no had IL ap-
plicationa, several of which. upon in +.
yestisation, proved to be worthy OBJ !.
Jects of charity. Ile also spoke of the
number of persons thrown out OF work
by tho closing of mills. Tho trustees
thought that tho members were do;cg
as we'll as can be expected a8 tho times
arc now much worse than heretofore.
The committee stated that greater
economy should ey!ss il possible among
the members as but IS, go would bo
left for the expenses OF the ensuing
quarter after tho payrolls should ba
paid.
lhe report nf the house committee
showed tic building TO he in excellent
condition and an increase over last
year Of 60 patients.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
A BOLD PRISONER F0lLED
William Hurph}'s Attempt 70 Escape
From the Jail at New Castle.
HAD DUG A BIG HOLE IN A WALL
Now Confined in Dungeon and
Kept in Irons.

Special Correspcndence OF Gazette ana iorrnsi
New Castle, Jan. aS. William Muir
ply. who was arrested at tho west
yard, Wilmington. on January 18th and
held in 81, 400 bail on charges OF
highway robbery, shooting with intent
to murder and carrying concealed a
doadly weapon, attempted TO escape
from Jail last evening. lie was uon-
fined IN cell No. 3G, in the upper corri-
dor, which was also occupied by three
prisoners hald for court on trivial
charges.
Near nidnieht Wardens Hancs and
Bowers hoard peculiar noise, which
thsy traced TO cell No. 36. Thcy exam
ined the cell and ascertainsd that
plaatoring had been removed and hole
large enough to admit man's body
had been cut in the wall. This discov,
cry was made ut an important time,
since few minutes would have suiiiced
to have finished the job, the removal
of a raftor and several slates being all
that was to bo done.
Murphy refused 10 leave the cell
when ordered and was removed. at the
point OF a revolver, 10 the lower CORR
dor, whore he was put in irons and
lodged in dungeon No. 10. whore he
will remain until court convenes. HIS
cellmates were taken to another coll.
Murphy is accused of ehootIng Rou-
men Crouch. He ia considered the mnat
dangerous prisoner in Now Castle Jail.
Last November hs was released from
tho Baltimore Jail. where he had served
a two years sentence for highway rob-
berry and attempted murder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
THE REV. DR.. BRONSON CALLED.
Fsfiaer Assistant Pastor OF Central Invited
10 n Chnrch IN Iliind slphtn.

q
TO a chnrch IN thiiadei phin.
The Res. Marcus a. BroEnson. D.
y, OF, the First presby toriap Church.
OF Detroit former assistant pastor OF
..Jentral Preshy Ierian Church this city,
mas been unanimously called to the
nastorate OF tho Tenth Presbyterian
Church, southwest corner of Sevon-
teenth and Spruce streess, philadel.
phia. Mr.. Brownson ia a hin law Of
George W. Iiush of this city.
Ina call was given at eongrega-
tionai meeting OF the Tenth Church
last night week to the passionate left va.
cant by resignation Of the Rev. Jamoa
~ Paxton. D. D., 10 accept a pro-
censorship at Princeton. The Rev. b.
L. Agnew, ID. D., acted as moderator
OF the meeting. Elder George Junkin,
member of the committee to secure u
suitable person for the pastorate. gavn
Inscription OF Dr. Brownson ana of
ms work in tho ministry. as gathered
from personal intercourse and from
elergymen who knew him intimately.
Mr. Junkin regarded him as an emf
nently spiritunl.nlinded man, warm
hearted and intellectual.
motion that n call be extended Mr..
l'FoWnsoE was adopted unanimously
and a committee OF Il was appointed
10 present tho call TO the presbytery.
Mr.. Brownson is the son OF Presby-
terrain minister, the Rs,. James [.
Brownson, ID. D., and OF Eleanor a.
Brownson. lie was born in Washing
ton. Pa, 81 years ago, aud received his
trimming at Washington ard Jefferson
College, and at tho Western Theological
Seminary, Allegheny, Pa He was
licensed 10 preach by tho presiyte at
Washington, April 2s:h, 1850, and was
ordained by the plesbytery of New
Castle. Dol, April 10Th, 1859. From
ISL 10 1888 he had charge OF the
Hebron Memorial Chapel. in Philadel-
rhia. The child of the Oliset Church,
and was afterwards for year and q
half assistant pastor of the Central
Presbyterian Church of this city. He
was installed pastor of the First Pres.
bYteriau Church of Camuen, November
18TH. 1881. and remained there until
1883. WHEN he accepted call 10
the Fret Presbyterian Church at De-
tloit, Mich.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Attention is called to the value Of Browns
bronchial TroGhes rs IL remedy for throat
affections. The fact that hose ,roches Lave
been manufactured and sold for over
80 wears, il an evidence OF their reai merit,
While it is trne that nature does not cn,low
every one with sweet well.mndulated
voice, yet there is no VOICE so discordunt but
that by care and training it may barendcred
pleasant, it not sweet and musical The
greatest artist could not hope to entrance Us
with his music, il his instrument were ont
of time; and so the larnyx must be kent in
tune, or II will not send lorth pure sweet
tones. Singers. speakcrs-u fact all per.
the vocal chords, will lind Browns Bron-
Ghal Trochcs soothing. strengthening and
healing, quickly relieving hoatseness and
sore throat
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
IsaEnsolL.s srr.lienr FLusn.
Lucky Rand Held by the Aguostic IN
Gaias t,f Poker.


Gaine uf Poker.
used TO likD to play poKer, but
the one bad feature aEout il is win
ling. cannot bear 10 win money
from man who l know cannot afford
10 lose. =
This remark was made By Col. Robert
e. lngersoll, whu was addressing a
Buffalo Express representative. A
fresh dock of cards which lay on the
table called for the assertion. well
remember tho jolt, times | used to have
in Washington many years ago, :" he
continued, with the great specialist,
Gen. Schnerk, Fernando Wood and
ths eminent bon vivants OF those days.
We used TO have some great games
and. vet" and the onlorel's mouth
prrsed up in that familiar way when
no is about TO express a sentimental
thought, II cannot lear TO win money
from man when | know it may take
the bread out of tho mouths of his
children or deprive his wife Of a nav
dress.
speaking of poker games, I re-
member one time l Was sitting at a
table where there was pretty big
game in progree0. This will illustrate
tho law Of chances. There was big
pot on the table. ] picked up my hand
and saw that ! had four hearts. III l
drew a jack Of hearts it would make
me straight flush. Three others
were playing. Ono had fours pat. Tie
other two on the draw filled their
hands. drew a card. 1t was tho
jack of hearts.
+" Gentlemen, said /, ! have got
you bear. You might as well lay
down., but they thought it was stall
on my part-snd you ought to hgye
seen the way they bet their hands.
But ! surprised them when il came to
a cal ard they saw my hand. / told
you, said /. and yoa wouldn't be-
iieye me. Thus it is to BIO sceptical-
Is | ara, | may say. :"
Do you believe there is such
thing as luck, cnionei?"
" No sucn thing, positively. Every.
thing is governed by law. although. of
COURSE, there is coincidence. For
Illustration: 4 min is going on IA jour.
ney. lie looks az his neighhor's clock
and sees that it ia half past four. lIo
misses his train. That train is wrecked
and great loss of life results. fe
calls that luck. Some would call it
divine interposition of Providence. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Elkton. Nd, Jan. q. -Twenty,nnc
passengers from tho Ericsson limo
steamer General Cadwallader arrived
from chesapeake City this afternoon
and lift on a late train for Baltimore.
They, with three women passengers,
embarked on the steamer al ihiiaacl.
phia en- Monday night on route to Balti-
more. Tho boat became Undecided in
ire between Delaware City and Chesa
peaSe City in the canal carly Tuesday
morning and remained in that prgiiion
until this morning, when the tug Gen
eral Wistar camn to the roscUe. The
propeller was broken by heavy leo and
the steamer was towed to chesapeake
City and placed iu the dry does. Tho
passengers got 10 Eilston the best way
they could, some having TO walk tho
entire distance OF six miles. The has
songera stated that they had but one
meal since Monday night. The women
passengers remained in chesapeake
City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

A painful! injury was received by tho
4.years.old son of Irwin Ellshury yes.
tnfday morning week at his home, 1870
West Sixth street. Tho child found n
crochet needle during the absence OF
his mother and had placed the end in
his mouth when no stumbled and fell.
Ihe end of the needle was driven into
tho roof of the boys mouth. Tho
mother could not remove the needle
and sent for DIR. Ii. W. Bryan, who
succeeded after soulo trouble in OK
Treating ii.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

? The sheriff yesterday week sold prop.
critics OF John Davis on JACKSON street
near Maple TO William $. ililes, attor-
ney, for $500; OF Thomas Bird, du Pont
street south OF Second, to Andrew Z.
Sanhorn, attorney, for $500; of George
ID. Iinda!l, Jr., No. 7l0 East Eleventh,
AMI No. lllo Nrkwood, to MIR. iiiles
for S0oo and $3.50. respectively.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Special C"rre5uonGenceot tlanttr aud journal
Claymont, Jan. g. Tho fuuornl OF
Mira. Laura Bird Wilson took place On
TUESDAY from tho rcsicienCo of her
iather, Alfred dit FONT Hiil. Services
were conducted by the lt.v. Dr. lsirL
Of Marcus Hook. and iatelmont was
made in iiiTerrlc@ cemetery. Whining
ton. Mrs. Wilson had boon i'll for
mora than IA year. She rcaiGHd at
Camden, n. j.. hat few months ago.
when her ilinsas became more serious.
she came 10 her tather'a rnsi,ipnue,
where she died. lIer husband and
three Yong children survive her. She
was sister OF Charles D.. Bird supsg.
intendent OF the Wilmington I'ransfcr
Go, The fuuera! OF within Thomas
i5hute also took place en- Tuesday. Sor-
vices were conducted by the Rev, j.
larry Chesiey, and intorment was
made at Marcus Hook. Mr.. Sbute
was 16 years cid and lad resided here
for long time. lis wife and seven
Ghilglroo survive him. 1t il rumored
that Mrs. julia A. Huntsman win
resign tho position Of postmistress at
Grubb's Corner and recnmnend that
Howard LotIgo be appointed postmaster.
llr. Lodge will soon remove tn Grufjb's
Corner and take charge of tho store
thers. l.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Jacob i. Cox died at his residence at
kennett Square Tuesday weak. lie once
Owned Il farm in bohemia Manor. but
solti that property q few years after his
marriage anu removed with pennocl
lusay OF this city and Jatnea NJ.
Phillips To the new town of 1T. Paul,
Mimi, where he remained few years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

MISS Mary j. Francis of this city
and William Il isham of New Iiamn-
shire were married on Friday, Janaary
I'D, in G:lsuui, N. II. This ceremony
was performed Ivy the Rev. Il. n.
Jarret. Miss Francis was Tor many
years principal Of School No. in this
city. Her resignation took effect on
january 9Th and sine left this city the
next day for too East.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Bot 81, Jan. IS. - Miss Bertha
Knowles, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
james L. knowles, and Reuben Maryil
were married at 3 o'cloGi, last night liy
tho Rev. u. y, MpFauli at Eot.!e! III.
L. Church. The guests were numerous
and tho happy counle received many
handsome and useful gifts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Tho Pueey & Jones Co. has received
contract TO furnish large Scottish
type marine boiler for the revenue cutter
IA fopa, which the company built 70
the United States Of Colombia ninc
years ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Andirons. lamps. candle lanterns, or
ANYTHING made of the wrought iron
now so much used can be freed from
dirt by wiping the iron with cotton
cloth slightly dampenel with kerosene
oil. New York Advertiser.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Perry Suppose you had
work. What sort of ioh'd you take?"
Wayworn Watson--"I guess about
rs easy snap AS any wou!d lbs 10 act as
un'ierstudy for pug dog, " Cinein.
natl Enquirer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Elkton, Mi, Jan. 81. The funeral
Of James McCGuiey, for 81 years chief
judge of tho orphaEs' SQUIRT for Cecil
county, took place this afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
a Fan statement Prepared and printsa BY

Secretary of state Iiayce.
stan Correspondence o. Gazette and journal.
Dover, Jan. IS. Secretary of State
W. il. Bcyce has received SO man? in
qniFies concerning the electoral ynta
of Delaware, he has prepared aud had
printed for distribution thssfolloRing
tabulated statements:
For NeIr Cast1e f,opptv
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Criatieid. Nd. Jan. ". Tho house
Of Nathan Lochormah was destroyed hy
fire last night.