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Four and a half furlongs- -Fareywood &c.
Gil Morgan. Anara. l05; boXwcrthy. los, Biz
Gle Stone. Darlene Sue Go. Francis Refs.
Queen Dixon 10; Dandy Jim. l13.
Six furlongs-Maud Wallace, 95: Sdhow.
100; Ed Garland H. iO6; Andes. Ill; Hmtlne,
JIG,
Mile and quarter. selllng-Gadsden. 1902;
Julius Caesar. 1903; Crockett, lo5; Handpress
10s Jimn. ilS
Seven furlongs. handicap-Celtic Bard. 90;
Lsrkspur 95: Tom Collins. 90; Knight Ban
neret. IS; Hurricane, So; Verify. 1885, Cherry
Leaf, ITO; Ed Upton Andes. ll2; Laureate,
III.
Mile--Loka. 81; Parmenlan. Dramburg, l02;
Dssolute. Highland Lad Thrive The Monk,
ll2.
Six furongs. HcIine--shillngh l0s
Glen Lake. I04: stiles, Russelline LOG. Mag
gie Davis. 10S; Prince OF Navarro, Nellie
Prince Pauline c.. The Light, 10; Easter
Card 112; Kilt Cathedral. lis: Gath. li9;
Ben Frost. 119; Trebor 12i.
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THE RACES.
The Bookies Are Reaping Golden
Harvest at Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, April l9.--The book max
ers reaped another golden harvest today at
Montgomery park Not single fayorito fin
ished first and the talent received the sever
est blow of the meeting. The weather was
CLOUDY and the track fast.
Seven furlongs selling--Georgetown II, Sid
tllla, Harry Yocum Time l;2e%.
Mile, selling-Free Hand, Yindward, Sc
dueath Time 1:435,
Mile, purse--Greatand Belle OF Memphis,
Crockett. Time / AZ.
Four and half furlongs, tho Lumbormans
stakes-odnoor l0+ (CrowhursD. 10 /, won:
80.
Mile and a quarter hurdles selllng--Arque-
bus, University, Joe Bell Time 2:ss.
Mile, selling--Chopln. The Slusgard. Thomas
Carey. Time 1;i3
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|LAwLoR HOTEL ARRIVALS

|, Tsssue. Montgomery. Ala: D. O.
4; NJ Dalias; W. A. Shuren. Gainesville
walton 0. souther. Huntsville. DR.
Aafrison: Columbus; VIM. REGISTER
=. a. wilkins. Brennan; W. S
austin; R, A. Stols. Galveston: B. S
eaS beaumont; w G. Seibold, Gin
\ Buchanan. Downs; B. F. Hen
81 Louis; John p. Chinn Washing.
Ems x. Rosson, FOR, Worth: L. S
"A onaeohoula, Warren Hilton. st
q A. Yates. Houston. Mrs. Hastings
n. y e, Weaver Dallas; Paul shearn.
IA IN FRANK Collbeck. St. Louis; Z. G
Nv Astyne Texas: F, c. Mann, Bos.
|rs .nW. Mallv College Station; r. II
|, sv,isse Station: A. NJ. Ferguson, Col,
va. VIM. Lakewood, Austin; L
n " csi ! :; Ford. Bryan; Mrs. j. W
n SHslvert; Mrs. J. G. Glass. Calvert
IL ner1lschel Halletsville; F. j. Nc
III HSaiveston: Mrs. r. D. Harris, Full.
u Parker St, Louis.
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Aaueduct Results.

New York. April 1s-The Rode stakes was
the feature at Aqueduct today.
Six furIcngs-Jamaics. Star Chime. Lady
Lindsey. Time 119 rs.
Mile and seventy yards-Tyrshena. Rare
Perfume. Double Dummy. Time 1851 80
About seven MISUNDERSTANDING Boney
Boy Maxine Gomez Time 1879 rs.
Four and half ftrlongs, the Rose stakes--
Educate, Maugua, Anecdote. Time .5S Us
Five and half furlongs-Purlfaotor, George
Simons, Good ALI Time 1:l2 rs.
Four and half furlongs-Light Ball, Vouch,
Connie. Time :5S BE-.
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Brakemnn ratally injured.

san Antonio, Texas. April 1s--Dennis J..
Mccloskey, Southern Pacific brakeman
living In this city. was fatally injured
at Chatheld. eighty miles west OF here. this
afternoon McCloskey was standing on a
box car OF his train riding backwards when
mis- head struck the overhead work OF an
IRON bridge. His head was badly crushed.
The attending physicians say he can not
survive.
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wootan we,,x

'pen Tor the reception and com
"mers' The main hotel here. the
/. Aouse' is under entirely new man
Bn s y newly renovated and under
To Ts Of N. D. Watson & Co. OF
sAas whose ability and determi-
kio, ss'er 70 the patronage here Is
a ~ Wootan" was never more
u Fan now, with a promise to
ne ask your patronage.
y h. Wade. General Manager.
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Corpus Christi, Texas. April ia tele'
gram was received here from Galveston
this evening stating that Mr.. Il. Fl. Cald-
we'll. president of the Corpus Christi
Galveston Steamship company, who went
Ia Galveston several days ago to tn PEI
tho steamer Cumberland ant purchase th'
yessel II 1t conformed with representa-.
tions. had closed the deal for her purchase
and that the vessel would load immediate
iy with a cargo for Corpus Christi.
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.naG q. n. otacinI. at Austin

palestine, Texas, April 1s.--G l.. No
BILE, assistant general manager of the In
ternauonal and Great Northern. and a
party of officials of the road left last
night for Austin.
LEROY Trice, third Vice president and
general manager: ]. D. Allen, chief dis
catcher. and T. G. Rady. division eupsr-
intendent of the international aud Great
Northern Railway company, left yesterday
for Austin.
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ranfnrnn RenuIt..

san Francisco. April w.-Mile-Romany,
AIeria. Glengaber Time 1:42h.
Four and a half furnongs-Homage, Diderol,
Gaylon Biswn. Time :54ls.
Mile handicap osorm oade. catastros q :,
The Fretter Time 1909.
Mile and an eighth--sardonie. Donator. Ter
rene Time 1881
Five and hall furiongs--True Blue sar-
dine, Sly. Time i:O65s.
Miis-Bisbop Reed. Storm King, Montanus.
Tsitna i4fic
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SAP is OPEN.
Affair Bridge Repaired-stili Grip
pIcd MT West Point.

An announcement was made yesterday
TO the effect that the damage to the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass bridge at AL
tair. near Eagle Lake, had been repaired,
and that through service over the lines OF
the company would be Immediately re-
sumed. Freight and passengers Will now
be received for all points except those
north of West Point. at which place the
line is still broken by the damage done
to its bridge over the Colorado
The Sap is the last OF tho Texas lines
recent rains to get out
of trouble. The Southern Pacific trains
arc now boing operated as usual, tenn
porary bridge hav,pg been placed over the
Colorado at Columbus. In the meantime
work is being done on tn permanent
bridge.
An Of the other roads have repaired
the damage done 20 their respective lines
and are operating train as usual'
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G. A. II. OF TEXAS.
The Fifteenth Annual Encnnpment
Being Held mt san Antonio.

San Antonio. Texas, April is.-The ht-
teenth annual encampment OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, department Of
Texas, came to order in Empire opera
house this afternoon. There were III rep
resentatives present. After brief ses-
sion, during which few reports OF on
GERS were read and received. the veterans
adjourned and repaired TO Fort sam Hous-
ton 70 witness an exhibition driil by pau
terv x. United States artillery. There
ara thirty-five Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie posts in Texas, With total member
ship OF III.
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' 'sse ie'e to be given this afternoon
~ W the ladies of the Sheltering
n. '0'la'ion promises to be one Of
hItios n'oyanle events OF the week
y 20 the beautiful display OF
Zen sE me musical programme
|ls,. hanged, I. The exhibition Will
cbn,.a1 the Sunday school room OF
n n Refreshments will be
ae lawn adjoining the church
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legislative committee presented a report
urging the association 70 endeavor to Sc
cure at the hands Of the legislature a
law providing for an examining board for
emoalmers, similar TO the medical and
dental boards OF the State. The session
closes tomorrow.
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An L. ana \. APPOINTMENT.

Louisville, KY, April 10. General Man
aser Metcalfe Of the Louisville and Nash
Vile today announced the appointment Of
John Fitzgerald as superintendent in
charge OF the terminal facilities OF the
company at East st. Louis and St. Louis.
vice w. S. Chesney. resigned Mr.. Fitz-
gerald has been the district freight agent
at Memphis.
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work begun ON .. w. and u. v.

VI" *Ff''
Bryan. Texas, April 1s.--work on the
extension of the Calvert, Waco and Bra
EOS Valley from Lewis Switch to Bryan,
has begun west OF the Little Brazos, and
about 100 teams are camped hare ready
10 begin the work east OF the river as soon
as the surveying corps reaches Bryan,
which will be tomorrow or next day The
work will be rushed to completion.
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TO GALVESTON

h win s Houston and Henderson
aud ,s, IN excursion rates to Gall
III Ana 'arn, commencing Saturday,
p Ro,Isoo d to return on Sunday
|trooa, Trip 81. Trains Will leave
I conr,ana Great Northern depot,
sno 1,as avenue, at a. M, e:55
$50 p. N. nom Grand Central
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h. andG N. MAtters.

Austin. Texas. April is.--superintendent
Trice OF the international and Great North
ern was here this evening adjusting claims
with Superintendent Gaines Of tho United
states railway service He also met
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Mississippi Roads Crippled.

Vicksburg, Miss, April 1e.--Inqury at
the railroad offices today developed the
fact that the prospects for an early re-
sumption Of traffic are very gloomy, the.
tracks still being under water at many
points.
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committee representing employees of the
telegraph department OF his road for the
purpose OF agreeing with them upon rules
70 govern the employment OF operators In
that department
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n.siaence ~ TexarIknna.

Texarkana. Texas, April 1s,-The resi-
dence Of Mrs. Rebecca Collins. situated on
Maple street in this city. was consumed ~
FIRE last night. Loss $1,000 Oh building anu
800 on contents.
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The state unaertaker..

San Antonio. Texas. April bat the
second days session Of the state Urder-
takers association. held here today. tha
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National League Commenced to Play Ball
Yesterday.
FOUR or THE CLUBS HAVE BEEN DROPPED
Reduction Makes Profitable season
Posrible--shut-Ont ut Sc. Louis.
News OF the Turf.

The National league season OF baseball
opened yesterday afternoon and a pcnuant
race that promises TO be the most intense for
many years was inaugurated. The reduction
OF the league circuit promises to mako the
season one Of the most profitable ever known
and as interesting rs in the palmlest days Of
tho association. Every team has been ma
terially strengthened by the circuit reduce
tion and with the exception Of probably one
or two teams they arc prepared to nuke real
championship struggles.
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championship struggles,
! Boston, April fs.--Ten thousand people saw
the opening game today when the home team
was beaten by Philadelphia. The weather
was fine. The visitors had n great lead until
the ninth through the steadiness aud eff
fective pitching Of orth. but then came a
streak OF batting and Boston tied the score.
The batting was the feature.
Score r II u
Boston .........,.......12 0 0l0 $40 0--l7 25 .
Philadelphia .......... $50 209 2l0 2--i9 ~ F?
willis. Bailey. Nicholas and sullivan; orth.
Bernhard and Mcfarland.
St. Louis. April 1s.-cy Young proved a
vetitabLe stumbling block to the Plttsburg
team today. He allowed but Ave hits, struck
out nine men aud nelded his position bril-
laptly.
St. si Ioss ........ 600 800 Oo.-s ! 7
Pi,te6urs ............ ... 900 600 COO
Young and o'connor: wsddell and zim-
mer.
New York April 1e.--titteen thousand per-
sons witnessed the game at the Polo grounds
this afternoon. 1t aooundod in good pitching
and fielding. The Brooklyns up to tho sew
enth inning, were unable to solve Carriok's
pitching. The New Works batted we'll In the
carly Innings.
Score r II Il
Brooklyn .............,.. 900 600 120- 3 Z
New York .......,........ oh 600 400 10
Kennedy and McGulre Carriek and Grady
Cincinnati, April ia.--Before a throng Of
almost 1000 people Cincinnati was forced 10
lower its colors before the Chicago team IN
the opening game. None of the pitchers
showed proper form and runs were pleutiful
as consequence.
! Score
Cincinnati .......,........ft2 o1S 0il--l0 10
Chicago ........,........ .101 004 520-lS IA 4
Fhilipps, Scott and Peitz: Griffith, Menefec
and Donahue.
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a. e. & w. t. n. H.

Grand Central Depot
40 .. m Express Train Arrive 6.40a. u.
h,,veport, Kansas City and Cincinnau)
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k,s,ou Special leaves Houston 1850 p. m.
~ nnIv All these trains leave tina
n +. Congress Avenue Depot TO minutes
4 man the above
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IOTE-Irains leaving houston AT ass p.
lana arriving at Houston s:4s a. IN. and
ksa. m. also run into Grand Central depot.
Aarting ten minutes earlier and arriving
minutes later than tins given above.
n, trains arrive and depart from the Grand
! depo, except the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
khleh have a depo, in the Fifth ward. the In
knal and Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
tse hs International and Great Northern depot
Srress avenue. The Missouri. Kansas and
hnd Galveston. Houston and Henderson trains
4 International and Great Northern depot
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anls .nd will carry through cars for Dallas
gay soIng from Houston via the Central.
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poAD SCHEDULE
n. & II. G. n. r.
Grand Central Depot

r. q N. q. N. ~
Ind New Orleans TrntnI
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G., G. & S. r. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
The sun., 1900-04-16
.DU POINT SEEKS DEMOCRATS
The Anti-Addicks Republican
Boss Jollies Them With
Two Appointments.
NAMES TWO ENUMERATORS
Census Supervisor Willis at the
Powder Mans Dictation Appoints
Two Democratic Party Work.
ers in Kent county, First
Representative District.

Smyrna, Del, April 15.-Census
Supervisor Jonathan S. Willis bnasted
non partisanship in the taking of the
census does not fit well with the an
nouncements of enumerator appoint
ments now being made. The census
enumerators for the First Representative
District of Kent county have received
their appointments. They are Clement
| " Scout, Democratic ex assessor and
party worker, and j. Henry Jefferson.
ex-D Democ attic judge OF elections.
The First Representative District is en-
titled to only two enumerators and by
the order OF boss du Pont, Mr.. Willis
has filled the two positions from the
ranks Of the Democratic allies OF the
Arti-Addicks Republicans. The naming
OF two. Democrats as enumerators in Duel
Creek hundred is particularly significant.
10 the history of overthrow of a rotten
Democracy in the lower counties bv the
Union Republican party no part Of that
victory was SO brilliant and accomplished
against so great odds as the majority
obtained by Union Republicans in the
First Representative District of Kent
county er Democrats and bolter Re-
publican allies combined
In tie First Senatorial district. oi
which the First Representative district
is part, the Anti-Addicks Republicans
The sun., 1900-04-16
TENANTS REFUSE TO VACATE
n. Snellenburg * Co. Blocked in a
Plan to Establish Large
Apartment Store,

Plans for the construction OF an i'm
mense apartment store at Seventh and
Market streets have been blocked by the
failure of N. Snellenburg & Co. to notify
the tenants Of Nos. GA and GIG Market
street to move. Some time last year N.
Snellenburg 4 Co. purchased the two
properties adjoining their corner prop
erty. 1t was proposed to build an addi-
tion to the handsome Snelenburg cloth
ing house running all the way along
Market street as far as the Smith Build
ing. Plans and speculations for the new
building were drawn by L. L. Rice, Jr.
and are now in his possession. That
work on the addition has not commenced
is due to the fact that the tenants OF Nos.
Oh and GIG refuse to vacate. Krejci
Bros, tailors, occupy No. GIL and Her
bert Collins is at No GIG They have
been offered great inducements, but have
refused every proposition. Thus Will
nlington may have to wait year before
N. SneleLburg x Co. can establish their
apartment store.
The sun., 1900-04-16
LOCAL NE Ws NOTES.

The Young Bachelors will give re.
cepton in Turn Hall tonight.
The barge Ed tn, bnit for Patrick
fahey, was launched on Saturday.
Patrick Fahey and others are prepar
ing to erect forty houses in the Eleventh
ward.
Hod carriers will make demand on
May for an increase OF wages to 2S
cents an hour.
The Goldey College base ball team de.
teated the High School team on Satur-
day by the score of is to 5.
The twenty. y.eight annual subscription
dance of the German Library Association
will be given in German Hall tonight.
Z. NJ. Hopes is becoming an expert
automobilist. He was seen driving his
auto" along the park dive yesterday.
Tonight Miss McClafferty will give an
Easter dance to her pupils in the dane
| ing school at Tenth and Market streets
Through +. G. Siggers, patent attor.
ney, w. G. Whitley of this city, has
been granted a patent on roll housing
and bearing.
The messenger boys OF the ,stal Tele-
graph Company's office have formed 4
club and fitted up rooms over the office
of the company.
The Evening Journal will appear to-
day under the management OF George
Garter, late New Jersey editor OF the
Yew York Press.
Colonel James McNaught of Seattle.
Wash who is visiting DR.. Leonard Kit.
tenger,. may purchase private car at one
OF the local car shops.
So far l5 applicants f,r liquor licenses
have been filed with the Clerk Of the
Court of Gent raj Srssi ms. There are
few new places among the number.
Frank w. Sewer hiss resigned tlre col
,ectorsliip with Har man and Fehren-
bach to accept the general management
OF the Bavarian Brewing Company.
The Jackson 4 Sharp Company has
contracted to build a steamboat for the
Barrett Manufacturing Company of
Philadelphia. The boat will be 1S5 feet
long, 81 feet beam and l3 feet deep and
will be used in carrying tar,
The sun., 1900-04-16

aided the Democrats in defeating DR..
Thomas G. Moore. 1t was the hardest
fight of the campaign. The bolter Re-
publicans accomplished DIR. Moore's de-
feat and by that act lost the control
of the last State Senate to the Republ-
cans.
Now two Democrats are given the only
Federal appointments that have occurred
in this district. These appointments
are taken by the Union Republicans to
mean that Colonel du Pont is crying to
the Democrats for aid in Kent county.
The cause of the Anti-Addicks Republi-
cans in this county is hopeless one
now, as it has been in the past. AS the
last resource, du Pont has instructed
Supervisor Willis to deal out census ap
pointments to Democrats. Such action
St rves TO strengthen the Union Republi-
can claim that the Regular Republicans
are but allies OF the Democrats. Du Pont
and his insulgent followers are in the
ranks of the Democrats and the stalWa art
Union Republicans of Kent county are
prepared for an attack from the com
bined Democratic tic-Anti-Addicks forces.
The sun., 1900-04-16
sCALPED 81 PALE FACES.
Lenape Red Men Celebrate Annfver-
sary i'm Great Style.

Lenape Tribe, No. 6, Improved Order
of Red Men, celebrated the thirty-secnnd
anniversary of its organization Saturday
evening by adopting two new members
for each year of its existence.
The ga pale faces were adopted as
twentieth century thank Offering. A
number Of visitors were present and the.
work OF the team was excellent in ritual
istic and floor work. Following bhe
adoption OF the pale faces an elaborate
banquet was served. The dining hail WAS
tastefully decorated with flowers, ferns
and potted plants. Splendid music was
furnished by the Harmony Banjo, Man
dolin and Guitar Club.
Throughout the entire evening friend
ship reigned supreme, while ali erinytd
the freedom Of the banquet hall and had
the charity to satisfy the inner man.
The COMMITTEES in charge was composed
Of N. C. Blest, Isaac Bowers, John
Carroll, &. Harry Brown, George NJ.
Horn, Frank Stock and Harry Me-
Daniel.
The sun., 1900-04-16
Chimes Were Dedicated.

The three large chimes presented to
Zion German Lutheran Church cong. g.,-
tion by Mrs. Johanna StoecRle were d.,l-
icated with specia. srrvic, yesterday
morning. After introduct ,ry tenlA, g
The pastor, Rev. Paul Isei,ecnmid, GALE d
TO each beginning with the largest:
Now let us hear LLy vice" and each
bell was rrrg three times The chimes
were then dedicated to tie nse of the
church, and aftel si.ut aadiets Rev.
Paul 1-ensclimid @,fe rang n..h. isd1
for the Eas,ti -tlvice. TIE bei.s weigh
2,0u0, 900 ahd 60 ponuie espGt ". "
anil We're u,aie b, The MeSuant I'll Idry
of Baltimore.
The sun., 1900-04-16
SOCIETY IN A WHIRL.
Lent Over One Round of Pleasures
Will Begin.

Lent is over and Wilmington society is
all a-whirl. Several dances are booked
for tonight, but the event that is attract
ing the most attention will be the wed.
ding tomorrow evening at 6 O'Clock OF
Miss Mary r. I'll. Dunning of Avondale,
Pa, to MIR. Beale of Parksburg, Pa. The
ceremony will be performed in st. An
drew's Church, and a reception will fol
low at the future home, Delaware avenue
and West streets.
The same evening there will be a
fashionable dance at the New Century
Club for the benefit OF the Delaware Hos
pital.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Willard
Salisbury will give a dinner at her
home, Fourteenth and Broome streets,
and on the evening of April 25 the Kings
Daughters will have tableaux at the
New Century Club for the benefit of the
Home for Insrrables.
The sun., 1900-04-16
Assaulted With a Bottle.

Clara Trrvis and David Augustus, both
colored, we're arrested by officers Sheehy
and Floyd on Saturday night on re
charge OF assault and battery IN Lizzie
Cnmmins They we're committed in de-
fault OF 500 DaIi lor a hearing this
morning. Miss Cumni, aiI,sthat she
went to the residence Of Clara Travis;
No. 702 Bnttnnwood street. 90 talk over
hat which Clara accused her Of nm ,e-
turning The talk waxed warm and when
she was about 10 leave she claims that
Augustus held her while Clara assauted
her with a bottle, producing an ugly
wound.
The sun., 1900-04-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DIR. Lawton is home from Atlantic
City.
Miss Florence B. Upton was in Allan
tic City yesterday.
DR.. W. S. IIallett has removed from
Milford to this city.
Mrs. Harry huntington and daughter
are visiting in Dover.
Charles +. Williams and Horace Crow
spent Easter in Smyrna.
Wade Porter, of Salisbury, Nd, has
been the guest of friends in this city.
Conductor j. Frank Baldwin, of the
Delaware road, is suffering with the
grip.
Charles II. Stewart left yesterday for
pittsbu G, where he has accepted posi-
tion with K'anpp & Bro.
The sun., 1900-04-16
DE, Urn or MRS. W. II. CURRY.
Wife of the ex-City Treasurer Ex-
pires Suddenly.

Mrs. william H. Cnry, y lie of ex.
City Treasurer Curry, died suddenly
Saturday night. at Ler home, No. 1908
Washington stleet. Mrs. Curry has
been suffering for about tYo weeks wish
neuralgia Of the bones. AT tirsl she D.
apear d to be afflicted with inhaAmatoiy v
rheumatism, but her condition Was not
dermed serious.
She grew rapidly worse on Saturday
night and DR.. ]. Paul Lukens, who had
attended her, was called about ten
minutes before Mrs Currey di d, bnt
could do nothing to prolong life.
Mrs. Curry was a member of Grpce
Church and took prominent and active
part in church work The funeral will
take place on Tuesday at O'Clock.