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COURT OF SESSIONS.
The knife.

Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices.
While returning from picnic at Lefrcrts Park
several months since, Daniel Mulvey and young
man named Clyne had a quarrel about girl who
had been present at the park. During the dispute
Mulvey drew a knife and stabbed Cyne In the alb
YESTERDAY morning the assailant was arrairned in
the Court OF Sessions and pleaded guilty 10 an as
sault. The plea accepted, and Judge Moore
sentenced him TO pay fine of 500 or be locked up
for thirty days.
Again.
Kefe Wreden accused Henry Muller Of stealing
plumb rule from him. Muller thereupon struck
Wreden several times, when the latter drew knife
to defend himself. A struggle ensued during
which Muller was cut about the face.
The jury convicted Wreden OF assault and bat
terry, and recommended him TO the mercy Of the
Court. Judge Moore sent him TO jail for five days.
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city COURT.
Decision.
Bv Judge Nelson,

Bv Judge Nelson.
Emma P. Westerlinck vs. Henry F. Westerlinck.-
Judgment OF separation in favor of plaintiff on the
ground OF defendants cruel and inhuman treat
ment AmOny and costs.
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COMMON PlEAs-sPEClAl TERM.
..QccisiQns

by Judge J. +. Daily.
In the Matter Of the Application Of George O.
Bayard.-Order settled.
Cross vs. CrOss.-Reference ordered.
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SUPREME couRT-CHAMBERs.

sci and subsequently harboring them. They were
held in the sum OF $500 each for examination.
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story to be true, 1t is no wonder that SHE suspected
poison In her powder and food; doubted her
Dr. Bradford was further cross examined at
great length, but nothing new of Importance was
elected.
DR. BuRDrCKs TESTIMONY.
DR.: stephen ]. Burdick was next called. He tes-
tilted that he had been practicing physician In
Were you ' one Of the physicians upon whose
certificate she was sent to the Bioomngdaie Asy-
lum A. was; signed the certificate with Dir.
Bradford; saw Miss McCabe In March, 1871 DR..
Bradford asked me to go and see her; he began to
tell me her symptoms, and told him did not
Sm to M ann as cs he 70 &c
me to her and left me to converse with her; she
told me she was unable to sleep, and complained of
dryness In the throat; She said the reason
she could not sleep was because she was
IN CONSTANT FEAR;
soon ran OF to subjects entirely remote: cannot
give the details; l remember her saying some
priest. whose name do not recollect had i'll
went; she said, further that she had been living
In Thirtynfth street, and that while there this
priest had annoyed her; asked If the family had
treated her kindly and she said they had; I asked
also II she was treated kindly by her sister, with
whom she was then living aud she gave an atiirma-
entertained the idea that she was ill-treated by
anybody; my object was TO elicit symptom OF in
sanity If any existed; she was restless and kept
turning In her chair as If she was in fear of some
one approaching her; asked as to the physicians
who had formerly treated her; she named two
pHJblCidus prior w DT DTdulOTuS hIleUudnCe, anu
said they had treated; l was satisfied that she
was
NOT ALTOGETHER RIGHT,
but was not satisfied as to the extent of the mental
arrangement; l accordingly determined to give
her another visit before taking any action in the
case; called on her the next evening and she
received me very kindly and seemed glad to see
mel, there were the same general appearances as
on the day prevlous-f mean the same uneasy rest
versaton che stated that while living In fhlrtyal4
street q priest, In connection with doct6g and
the lady with whom she was boarding, came to her
room and cndeavored to come in; that she placed
the furniture against tie door, ana in this way
kept them oat until daylight that after they left
she
DRESSED HERSELF IN DISGUISE
and escaped into the streets, leaving her eifects
behind; she said that some doctor had given her
powders, which were poison, and that she
would not take them; this. she declared,
was conspiracy between the priest and the doc
tor TO put her out Of the way; she said further
that as soon as the priest would discover new
doctor attending upon her that he would seek to
conspre with the doctor against her; she told me
OF her disturbance at night In consequence Of her
suspectng some one trying to break into the room;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
srnte Items.

Rev. Mr.. Schofed, of Delaware CITY, and Rev.
i)r i)r Barnard, OF Salem, exchanged pulpits on
Sunday last.
The well-known old troltinG horse Fillmore"
owned for the last IL wears hy DR. G. u. Green
OF Philadelphia, died at Canterbury bel. some
days ago at the advanced age of 81 wears
Daniel b. Short, living near Bfilgeyille. gowed
last fall two gallons and a-haf of wheat. from
Which he realized ,ixty-four and half bushels.
tins beng the third crop from eighty grains.
The Piiot Boy will commence daily trips from
bombay Hook and Collins ON the lst of August
The Ldm0kin will continue az usual bnt viii
leave Leipsic at o'clock, instead of u, as here
tofore.
Mahood & Mitchell, of Smyrna, who recently
established peach box manufactory on the
Nantcoke, below Federalsburg. will it is said be
compelled to move iulther down the river on
account of a scarcity of timber.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

IHE CRoQuET RuLEs--Th committee ap-
pointed to prepare a series of rules tur consi5.
Grafton at the meeting Of players, are at work on
their duty, and have bad two meetings. They
meet again, tomorrow evening The general
meeting will be held on Friday evening, Of next
some Temple, when all who are players Of the
game Of croquet, in and about Wilmington, ladies'
Included, should be present, with the view of
giving the rules proposed by the committee A
calm, careful, and courteous consideration
There ~ very general desire among the lovers
Of this delightful game to adopt a series of mi.
form rules TO govern il, and the disposition il
manifested to harmonize all points Of difference
and give up small matters for the sake of Gen
eral agreement ard unity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
soeIetIen.
MEErrNas TH1s EvNNlNa

WHHIIlNVfo IIIH FN NNINtfs
Jefferson Lodge, No 2, l. o. O. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3rd and King
keoknk Tribe, No. 8, l, o. II. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street
Wilmington Division, No. /, s. of T., at 5th
and Market streets.
Hall, $ L. corner 81 and King streets.
-, Hope Council No. ., Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion at 50i
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X of r., at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
St Johns Commandery, No l. KIT, at
Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hsurs.


TRANS LRAvK WILMINGTON.
Por Phiiddel lphia-s.ab, ESQ $40, 1890 a. m ~ 20
100, 400, o4A i.lo, 1870 p. m. Sundays $50, p. M
For Rslr 20 k--lsO q. m. 1870 and 6a2 p m.
FOR Battialore-lab9 aOs and lOO2 a m. LOS and
blI .. IN.
For ths DeidTare r. R..-T, a. m, tfer Harrington
Returning arrives at Wilmingt n 10, p. m. J l25s
ana 10. 10 a. M. ; 9 IS p. m. No Sunday trains
For heto Cdste-12b5. I, 1910 a. m, and a25 pm.
fcr Codtespiile Reading, dc.-s.8U. and lU9J IA IN.
l4o and o.OO p. nj. Sunday train at a. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, lO.45 and 1910 a m; 1910 2sO 400, 800
l.OO, 300 aud ll.sO p. IN. Sundays 900 l1.90 p. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From Eeiaigars X R.-SOO Qrom New Castle)
1910 a m. ; 800. a15 and p. M (The two latter
are freight with passenger car attached
From W. d R. R.-9lb and 1i4O a m (; A45 and
slo p. m. Sunday train at D. m.
From Phila 'slphia-12.42, $3.50 a. m 1928, 12 IS,
$40, hUI 6.ls, e25, 1890. Sunday l245 a. M, and
1880 p. IN.
STEAMBOAT 8. NJ. FELToN.
Lear Wf'mington at $50 a. m and 100 p. m.
returning leaves Philadelphia at 9aJ o. M, and 10
p m.
k%- Saa t{una tahtaa fov f,r.,,,v ,.or.to.,t.-.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
A Gard from Thomas Johnson.

To the Editor Of tie Commercial
Az my name has bee" mentioned in connection
with the candidacy for Council iu the first ward.
desire to say that am not candidate and do
not desire my name used in such connection.
. There are many inihe ward who desire the
nomination of Alward r. Bellah, and more
suitable and poNaRar candidate could not we'll be
named.
wish also to 1eny the absurlrumor that am
Greeley man, and to affirm my faith in the
principles and candidates of the Republican par
ty. II anybody wishes to insult me, he cannot
take a surer course to accomplish his object than
to call me a Greeley Man"
THOMAS JOHNSON.
First Ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Marine News.
Reported for The Commercial.
PoRT OF WmMINaToN. July
JoHN CAlIFRoN.

htpOred J0r The Commercial
PoRr OF WmmNdToN, July 25
AI1'i0dlS.
Steamer Coeriiy, of Philadelphia, Brown from
Pennsgrove with marketing
Schooner James X. Lawrence, of surry Me-.
Tory, from Bangor with lath and pickets to 8
q Simmons Bro.
Sloop DunwoodIe Of Wilmington, Blizzard from
New York, with nitrate soda TO DUPONT de Mem.
ours 4 Co.
Sloop Lucy Isabel of Salem. Osborn. from
Philadelphia, with Lumber 20 Qainby Il Kent,
sloop Nile Of Philadelphia Pednck from Bonn.
bay Hook withholding Sand to Mills Il Combs
Sloop Jesse Hilles of Wilmington, Hickman
P. Karr.
Barge lockwood Of Wilmington, Davis. from
Philadelphia with mdse to Geo W. Bush
Barge Anna, 'of Wilmington. Carpenter from
Philadelphia with mdse to Ohas. Warner 4 %.
Cleared
Danish Brig Gipsy OF ut. Croix. Neural. with
cargo OF corn meal for St. Croix, shipped hv VIM.
Lea Sons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

WooDs ON FIRE The Shellpot woods, back
OF Eiler7lie station, owned, We believe, by John
by spark from passing freight engine. about
o'clock Dense volumes of smoke at once be-
gan to arise, which attracted the attention of
some section men, who at once repaired to the
soene OF the contlagration and by free applica-
tloh OF water extnguished the rapidly spreading
hames. But little damage was done
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

- Fare Il A hedys al HdHi Accidents will han
fen IN the 81 Regulated tamIIeS aud for this rya-
t1n among many others, tine MUsTsSG IININEN,
shoQlh una place 10 the cup ICau of every house.
huld IN al the world There is nOthIng cYnlpArab 4
10 II as an Application Tor cuts, COnlusiuIs burns
tpasins, ana scalts, and when every other prepaTa
non tnat medical ingen1ity eau suggest, mad ia led
anJrd relier III rneum rtism, nrutalgia. sore
.Idoat, g,ahduar sweilihgs muscular cont actions,
cramps, toOthacha, 6c., tn.s puwerf 4 antf-GnaIr,
lnato'y aud paln-destrOyilg agent Immediately as
sutees the sufferers agony and eventually accom-
pilshes radlcat cure. Probably tn re Is no. IA
connolseur IN horse flesh or an amateur hOrseInan
IA the aud VINO does not know ellher from personal
observation or reports that the MUSTANG LINIHRNr
IS lhe supreme REMEDY tor al external diseases ana
injuries Of the horse 1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

MIDNIGHT DISTURBANCE A hideous baccha-
halian reyelry was held, last night, in and about
dnnking saloon in "Arcade Row" on Market
street below Eighth. Obscenity and profanity
we e mduged IN without limit, and the mingled
curses of white and eolored people were borne
on the ttlll, midnight air for squares annoying
those who were courtins sleep. repetition of
of the police
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

INTERNAL REyENrE SUPERVISOR the
new law, reducing the number of Internal Rev
enue Supervisors from twenty-five to ten. Della.
ware Is thrown into "a district with PENNSYLVANIA,
New Jersey, Maryland, and tile District of Co
lumbia, and Alex. Z. Tuition. whose home is al
Downingtown, Pa, We believe is retained az
retained as Supervisor Alex. Fulton, who re-
efficient officer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

sW Extensive Furniture StoTe.-Ihe attention Of
Tue public Is called to the very large and varied
stock OF furniture OF j. a j, n. HarmHn, No. 4l0
hing street. There is nothing equal to it In the
state Ot Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
tof Office or dwelling can doubtless be acuomIno-
daled by this old and reliable 1rIn. They make
Their own goods and sell prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Lire in Chester.
DESTRUCTION or ruE UNION MILL.

DksThTo1IoN or rHE UNION MIL
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock, Yesterday
morning, the Uuion Mill, located at the corner
of Sixth and Welsh streets, Chester, was dis
covered to be on fire. and the flames could NOT
6e arrested until the mill had been practically
destroyed 1t was owned by Mesrrs Chadwick
~ Meore The insurance is small.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
gtwards,

g - = FEWARn--The above reward will be
W =Sep paid for the arrest and conviction oftha
person OF parsons who deiaoed the pate glass az the
corner of seventh aud Market streets, with tiia-
mond or other haTd substance.
jy24 st NJ NJ CHILD h 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Bn,e Ban.

MATCH GAME At NEW cAsrLE-A CHALLENGE 70
THE STATE.
match game of base ball was PLAYED, yester-
day afternoon at New Castle. between the
lammany, of that place and the Forest City. OF
Phlladelphis. which was won by the Tammany,
by score Of % to u
The Atlantic Base Ball Club will play any club
in the state for championship.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

Gg- SPRING GOODS.-Mr John H. Rnblhausen's
peasant tailoring establishment al 4l5 King street
mas Just been supplied with = line STOCK OF SPsISG
GOODS, selected With much care and a discrimination
Just sueh stock as tasteful people Ike 10 examine
ana select from. Mr., MS. customers have Tile ad-
vantage OF his 10 years experience IN the selection
ol goods and Styles OF make up. Those needing
Spring goods should, by all means, cali at his place
before getting measured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

Drowned -George Jones, a painter in the
employ Of the Jackson Il Sharp Company, was
drowned in the Christana, yesterday. al Third
rtreet bridge Whilst crossing the bridge, he
perceived some boys in boat fishing under it,
the boat. when his head struck timber and he
iell INTO the river and was drowned before assis,
tance could be rendered. although the boys were
promptly on the spot with their boat. lie was
intoxicated at the time The body WAS recovered
inquest held, the verdict of which was accidental
drowning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

MtHfners, dress.maStrs, consumers dealers
and lo Oers, will be plessed 10 learn That by address
ing me New York Purchasing Bureau ia broadway
\, tney can have adYlces ot the iates STYLES aud
nesigns 10 goods OF any and evtr, description tna
suoh cosmopO itan city As Kew York affords pur.
eh1sos nade on order at best maIket rates aud for
Watued Z. " ID. TO any address. hnd rsed ny Ne.
FORKS leadtrg men, Uur readers need have no lear
address. ~ W '''1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
The Nayornliy.-.withdrawal of Or. Cameron,

The Mayornliy.-- withdrawal of Dr. Cameron.
To avoid the bitter personalities that charac-
teri2e the present canvass for the Mayoralty and
to contribute as far as in me lies to the HARMONY
OF the Republican party iriltdrdb from ne
contest, and in doing So hereby tender my sim
eere thanks to my friends who promised me
their support, and otherwise kindly interested
themselves in my behalf
July 25th, 1879. JoHN CAMERON
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

DELAWARE MARBLE. John c. Jackson has
supplied from his marble quarres at Hockessin,
Oh the line Of the Wilmington Western Rail
road very handsome piece of marble, for use
as carriage block, and it may be seen on the
pavement on 7th., St, in front Of the Exchange
Building. 1t is pure doointe, and though not
OF the linest grain, takes a good polish, and il
an elegant material for building purposes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Renl Ertn,e.

SALE OF House IN NEWPORT. Robert How
ard sold his house and lot containing about one
acre, sitnated near the railroad in Newport, a
few days ago. to gentleman of New York State
Who proposes to remove to IT..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

RUNAwAY- Robert NJ. Gibson was slightly
Injured by being thrown from his carriage. near
taking fright and running awav iTi5 nephe,y
VIM. NJ. Crowell, was also considerably hnrt
by the upsettiug of the carnage The horse
was somewhat injured, and the carriage badly
damaged 'N'J
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

fW- Mrs. Smith, what makes your int look SO
fresh ami nice our hou-e has not beeA paiuted
These three year. why, mrs. Jones, | use the
DOLLAR RkWARD soAP"
WIN. II. A14LMoNDN ~ BRO, Agents for wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

The COLUMBIA House. CAPE MAY.-At Cane
May, the Columbia House is winning a favored
reputation AZ select family resort. Their nri.
ces ces Tor families are more popular and liberal
their location and covenences.
We commend the Comlnmbia To orr frinnda
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

B u Is mark OF the unsuccessful man that he
iuNaiaOiy luoks nus stable door when the horse has
ueeh stuen. This sort OF wisdom never thinks
anodt bodliy health until it Is gone. But lust az
much as any disease has become seated fhG mower
u the hSstem to Resist and throw IL OH Is weakened
Hence time is all Important For dyspepsia. mi al
seases OF the liver stomach, skin, and kidneys and
al llldt begin IN ytl4ted ulood dO ot wait uti the
IouDie Is eondmed, but attac> IL 10y timely use Ol
hk. MALAkks CAlIFJKrIA NiELGAR BliTELs,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

IHE lSKNowN DEAD.-The inquest held by
Coroner woodward, over the body Of the youn,
Hotel, yesterday morning. revealed lis name
aud place OF Residence. lie was Cecil conn
tlau' residing at Bay View, and named John r.
Field. lie has a brother in this CITY, in the en-
pioy Of John b johnson, contractor and builder.
The Coropers Jury ren nlered verdict thar tie
deceased came to his death from causes nr,.
known, 1t is generally believer, however. by
those Who are iainiiIar with the circumstances Of
tue ease that Field poisoned himself. az two
PACKAGES OF strychnine were found under his
pillow Aiter the inquest, William Field took
charge Of his brothers corpse and removed il tn
his former home by the 5I7 train over the p
w, Is. Railroad Yesterday. The deceased was
only about 10 or 20 years Of age and was book
agent. IL the theory that he took his own life,
be correct, no cause can be assigned for the rash
att
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

RE-Like Quaker's Guns" ARTIFICIAL teeth are OF
liite use and easily detected Take care Of the real
ones. All you need Is fragrant SuZOUoNT; use it
ally and your teeth will be the last Vi nature gifts
10 iail you.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
Unclaimed Letters
Remaining in tho Wilmington, Del, Post ON %.
july 20 1871

ltemainlnS in tho Wilmington, Del, Post ON @.
July2O. 1872.
iiaroer, Mrs. A. Lowe, Mary
Diarher' Sarah L"nt'ran, ,amis
DooIll. :. y. j. iiBe NJ tTy Il
Billet, jacob /. nj NJ Susg,a
Boys, May A. Mills AnLie
ibIIohs' Louisa Marvel, Charles
bFuWp, Nh IAN Mag IN Sa lie
Burns, Mrs Walter Muikrie lanes
bHllty, w. B Marvel, James Il
Carr, LOtn W. Pc rson A q
Cameron, Sylvester Powell Charles
ComeTf0rd, Win. H.. Prize !, cann,e
EEooAl W. H.. Ifllcheit, Susan,
DhVlusOn, mos Porter John H.
DimuiGK, e. O. Price Mrs
DaAon pa,, Maty JF Porter, Rn5anna
DDatIs, Va a; hoS"i Sylvester
luton, 4 N. tandeFs, lsrell
EIhohti Jonh ii. small, ol. A, S
treeman, uarrtt Steward. nniau
Gardner, JJnn II. shade, hdwIn
Gre, J0hn Smal Juhu E
1rusc Jaues h. schaeGer, John
nalllHi u = stga-rE, JamsBH
HinsOn, John X. Simmons, CatInrIue
nehryi dohn SIN II, Richard
Hagduy j. \. smith Vim vi
maigli d m Seeds VIM r.
heIRHt . tIuel TiOOmey, Alb 'Fy
iiern iier'tase' ts' - =; a.. Iownsend Geo. Alfred
niiaIAlls, N chael Iualson, James
Hunter, Mary Jane Thomas j teu6
goheS' - 4. II dae, a Bro,
Jonso yonas'I, ti 9aiau an Geldtr, TheOpilus
gpnoS' g' Ehnls Walls, Annie NJ
hRiuf, n; ID. Whl,Inin, A. j.
- ~ - H. Mhlttman A. Jackson
hing' u nan MaEer, Mrs James
nnlis, n nhtue WelCh, Peter r.
nnvnyi M. Mrotrn, NJ =. :. j.
hnSl'i, ., L. 1Okhan annie
ny Splllrlei Young, Amanda
JANIS LEWIS, P NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

E%-J. P. Doiiahten, No 40 Bajket STREET, keeps a
Toll line OF Mems Goods, second to none In the large
cities, and at 70 per cent less.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

rE-Ths GugOt Sit,pender has an enviable reputa-
tiOn Of 70 years. standing, and sold at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

LOCAL PREACHERS CAMP MEETING. Tile Local
Preachers and EXhoiters Association, of Easton
and Dover. will by permission of Divine Provi.
dence, hold camp meeting in MIR. Robert Hills
woods near henton, to commence on Friday,
tlie z3u OF August, The itinerant preachers are
especially invited to be present and take lively
interest IN the camp. Tents will be put up for
rent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

fE-The Paragon Shirt is popular all over the Uni
ted States, aud manufacturer only at Doughten's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

sc-Ths Rdient Pnntaloon Dratccrs are comfortable
and sold at DOughteh's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

DRowNED IN THE NANTIcoKE On Thursday
last, Mr. Charles Stack and Col. James Hughes
were drowned at the mouth of Wetipqnin Creek
IN the Nanticoke river. They were both men OF
advanced age being aged respectively "A and G5
years They were in boat loaded with oysters
which sank with them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
AaNfrs.

A CARD--The re- ort In circulation that have
IN Wlthdrawn from the contest for the hepubli-
can nomination Tor Mayor, or intend doing 50, is
false. vii say that al reports to the c0ntrarg
Notwithstanding, that nave not, will not with
oraw. Jy25-2t WIN s HAYES
Nj TIUE-IUIY 2Oth, sTG - The undersigned
~ having sold out ms interest ia the 'peaSsre
Locomotive anu Car Spring Works" TO VIM. H.
SjnOen, all persons having claims against him viii
please present them FOR settlement and persons in
ueoted 10 MIN make piym' nts at one
The business v II be continued At the I'd sand
sy B2l3t WM ii sCHuEN.
| NJ OIL e A. f. A. M-The Grand lodge o
| IN OF Delaware, viii meet In special ses- w
sion, at the Masonic Hall, in tins city, on ~
Me.ntsday evening" the 24tn inst 1917, at O'clock,
Tor installation. j. PAIL doNO
Il y22-St Grand secretary.
| MOil E-three nundr d shares ed Beries) Of
/ stock of The Aid l., ASSOCIATION ,Or sale, (1ne
/. psYhen by q %. {. MAkIS, Seer tary,
| Bls-H No. 302 Market 81.
| NOTICE. meeli 'g,f the stickholders OF The
IN Home Loan Ass IT. alton Will be h 1T IN LIe room
| 3 I and Market, (9ec ND nirr on Fnday evening
Jny "a, Ht ~ G'cl OK u consider certain proposed
jSl9tn. II. 4. TAYLOR, Secretary.
| NOTICE Creates nov lty of inc agel The
AMERICAN Bu tnn Hole Ovtr,esn ing and COM
plete sewing Mdcnine." No. 51 KINGSr
INTofCE-fhe Tax Bins fIT IN, Second Distsjct
IN are made out and ready for payment az me
CITY Hall between lhe hours Of S, anu ~, A. Nj,
Hnu z, Il Il y L. M. A. CHANDLER,
| - IL CeiVer Of Taxes,
| Je2'1 for Second District
| NoTlCE-Wm :. ttayes, OF the Filth Ward, is a
~ oaunluale lor Mayor D6,tn
| n utl, E-Per5ous VINO want lhe cciDtys Of their
~ dlhlls rooms r Ice cream saloons ant storcs
utgnrated BEAUTIFULLY, protection from iiles al a
/ triling cost shoula address
ir29tf L. II, b., This once.
! FENAkE NOlICE-Persons selling or dspusing Of
4 property must notify the AssessOrs or they
| VIII pe held respuisible for the TAX. ALEXANDER
| GHANDLE 6l0 Washington street, North DistIict
| MM. STILL y, al Poplar street. South District
Asstss0rs sixth street is the dividing line between
| the two districts iAnQ6- M
INoTIcE.
IIiE WILMINGTON Il READING II, r..
| COMPANY
| lave completed arrangements to carry MONEY
| FANhAGhS, Hnd k&PhESS MATTER TO and
from all points Un the line of their road and West
chester hApr IS matter st nt TO Frankn lult graph
Oluce, NO 2 West hlrd streeJ,O their Depot Front
ana Madison, or orders lef with MgMulen 4 Seal,
| uehverlng agents VIII receive prompt attention.
| aplo-u q. 5fULl, Gen' Supt,