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, 1879-04-20
PETE pUKSUES HER.

| \ FL e ~ oNoUES II c1k
| Thomas Sweet, q brother OF Charley, Is ther
called.
~ lave seen Stevens he tcstiGes, *but dc
| not know him. / knew lis wife. l first saw
! him to remember him April Z, 1875 about !
o'clock in the afternoon. It was ut Dyball'<
1! restaurant. He was with his wife. I saw
them agaln the next duy about half-pnst
in the evening. i was going up Jackson street
| from the cast, walking leisurcly, and, when
near tic northwest corner of Morgan street,
| heard 4 voice aud saw young lady running.
across tic street. I heard an cutlery, but could
not tell what tie words were. could tell what
| it sounded lilse.a
.'Neycr ,lind,' intcrposes storrs.
"She WAS across the street, continues the
| witness, s'and gentleman followed her, and a
| little girl, Lille, came afterwards. At the
northwest corner I met them over the ditch.
Mrs. Stevens passed behind me and said, He
| is going to throw blue vitrfo| ut me-"
II ask to have that stricken out,'' requests
storrs.
"stevens was not near enough to hear it,''
ADDS the witness.
''strikc it oue,n rules the Court.
"Did he have anything in his handa"
'sWhat was it3''
ri couldn't tell"
'How did it iook?''
1T was too dark for me to tell how it
looked"
"What did he do with it, if you noticeda'
| said, WHO arc you. sir!'"
object" shouts Srorrs.
80 The objection is oyerruled, and exception,'
comes from the bench.
- lie says, I all. this lady'S 4l1sband.' says,
never Interfere between husband and wife,
and walked On. In tho meanEn23 she hnd gone
on"
"What did he los"
don't know, ST"
" Did YOU see him drop anYthingT'
p" He put up hts hand, and had nothing in it.''
What became Of what he had in his hand?''
q suppose he must have dropped it.''
move" says Storrs, T. that the supposition
be stricken out.n.
" Let it be done,n remarks his Honor.
:" When she came up, cun you state the appear
ance and condition of the woman!'
"That Is expressly ruled out in the Parker
case,' interrupts Storrs. awe tried to prove
her declarations, but the Court was against us''
IL want 10 show abuse" urges Mills, s'by
tears and appearance"
'' III rule it out, u is the Courts decision.
" ~ don't know where Stevens went" SAYS
the Witness ard then hc is turned over to Storrs
Tor cross examination, which is very brief.
"Stevells,' be adds, twas within three feet
of Ipe.:' -
Mills then calls out the names OF half dozen
witnesses. buE none Of the owners thereof re-
spond, and be intimates that attachments will
be issued.
, 1879-04-20

"Did YOU not 20 down." asks slills, latter
Stevens had gone down and said he couldn't
| find the postalcard?"
Yes, sir.''
aWas not the object OF your search to verify
| or contradict the existence OF the postal e.
"It wos.''
"Could rou find ita''
t1No, SIR"
Mr. MAY steps down.
Trude recalls Mrs. AfcA: ter, who merely
tcstiics that Stevens changed the room he first
occupied at the Jefferson Park Hotel in order to
! get larger room. is he wanted his wife to be
there with him. She cumc occasionally.
PUTTING MAMIE OUT.
Ni1,c co11e afise Inn 4 Nriphr n Southern
Mnle .a1is 1,As7 s,a,S 49, ,.o',, dator1;no1
!aos' WILL eoA'.p'Aen e'e' a,o N~N '1''
features. She tcstiflcs US follows:
~ live at the jefferson Park Hotel, and have
1;vod thera since May. 1878, am a single lady.
'@- tse.. 18TH. w .,,3 ,n, q drocs.
can'e i!oui Aou'1 'a1e' ~ ~ > u A 80,
maker oecupleo hoom ~ III snc no1c.' '1i''4
Mr.. Stevens and his wife occupied No. 50. About
the NIGHT of the 18th Of MAY heard them quar-
-oI;rr hut confd mt cat1 If scrcams. He mt
~. -, ~, hn1, a,,d sho -,,no;nad +hero MI
her OUT III tne nal' ano sue 1s.n"''1u ueAI aN
night; could hear her crying coulu near hlfn
open the door, and then lock it after hin, after
he md nushed her out into the hail and gone
back. She cried Ill night long. heard her {
9ifTercnt tfrnes In the nig6t. She rappcd
ut the door, but did not get in. On
another night lie unlocked the door and drag
tred her across-I could ouly hear the sound Of
tirar@;n,r~aud unlocked the door opposite their
rnom aud nut her in, and she was still there in
the morning. / coaldn't tell the hour, butt
shou}d think this happened about 10 o'clock. I
heard M mnre tI,at night thsn the CRYING, When
lett in the morning at 6 she was still in the
closet. On the former instance saw her the
next morning sitting in the hull at the head OF
the stairs, alld she moved to let INC pass. She
wore no bonnet. In the early evenings used
to hear her singing or humming, but after Ste
ycus came home, usually about S O'Clock, the
singing ceased and could Just hear q noise as
If they we're ouarreling, but couldn't hear what
thew sail,''
Tru(le sails into the examination, and
Mrs. Bachrecb. at ISL Clark street, this week.
did once sew for Mrs. WHITLEY, wife OF the
clerk OF the Massasoit House.''
"Did you ever tell Mrs. Whitley that you
would like to sec this little Pete Stevens
hnnr9u
- ! don,t ro,nemhar tho+ d;a,
"Will yon swear that YOU did pot2''
III wouldn't like to swear, because I don't
remember whether I said it or mt,
:. nidn,t w, sav vn,, won1d swear AGAINST
facts?,'
~ ra,, ~ ara fnnoI. NV .,;fa ~ ta nro.
,r;otnr or',,nin,r r. 4bc nffac+ J., ~ ~A0 pAo
II ain not acouainted With her.,
"or Il the &c clerk, Mr. Whiteiy?H
II think uot,''
How do Won bapnen to fix this ocrnrrence
on the 10th Of Mav2''
q / was sewing then for Mrs, Raylin. and she
asked me"
81 Wife OF the Minister Ra7Ifn2n
Trude gets this of with fine scorn.
ayes. SIR,
nHave YOU and Mrs. Rarlin talked ahont thfs
case}n
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
j. Armour-Your solutions are both correct
William Il. Ke1ley-Will notice it next week.
C. B.-You must Keep our readers posted right
along on that tournament
I. r. Wa1sh-Prlcc c-list mailed. (2) The book
will come to yon from New York.
Two Ama,edurs-one Of your position, is too
easy, nna the other one has already appeared in
print.
=. Black-Yes, it was easy enough. Will try
and give you regular old brain-racker pretty
aoon.
Prof. Fitzpatrick McGrceyy, Of Detroit
writes that instead Of 2-7 at twenty fourth move
OF your Bristol game, No. 3+5, play 20-a4, etc.
and draw.
George ". Smith-Your correction Of Game 345
Is the same as the given in our last issue, and
credited to Mr. Ready Your card came little too
late to appear lust weak.
, 1879-04-20
CALENDAR FOE THE WEEE.

V-4I11IFDl81k Z OH i1I ~ EEhs
EPISCOPAL
April 20-First Sunday after Easter.
April 25-Fnst; St Mark.
CATHOLIC.
April 20-Low Sunday.
April 1l-St- Ansem T. G. D,
April 22-Ss. Softer and Caius, PIP. NM.
April 23-St. George, II.
April .24-St. Fidelis Of S{gmaringen, II.
April 25-St. Mark, Eyans
April 2G-SS. Cletus and Marccllinus, PIP. NaI
, 1879-04-20

POSITION NO. la. .
Between Messrs. ScHELLuAss aud WELCOME.
Black men on ?, 8, TO- II. Ii. II, 10. 70
White men On is, 20, %, 26, 81, 30. 81.
White (Scheilhass) to move and win.
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Stevens Seen Chasing Her
Through the Streets
A Man Who Will Not Interfere Between
Husband and Wife.
/ rouns Nan Discovered in Mamle's Bcdroon..-
Streets Testimony.

THE MISSING POSTAL.
The Stevens trial is on for anotlerday, and 10
o'clock finds the waiting crowd bcsicgins the
courtroom doors. They are in with a rush,
nre.cmpt the pest seats. and the business OF the
dar bcglns without loss OF time.
Storrs calls john May, Mills clerk, and asks
him if he was III the jail the previous afternoon.
lie says he was; went there at Mills order to see
it he could find postal-card. He saw no postal
card but some letters. and left everything as he
found it. H. thinks he went down nfter
Stevens did. BE found the door Of the cell
locked, and left it open when he came up.
.Did YOU not 20 down. asks stilfs, latter
Stevens had gone down and said he couldn't
find the postalcard?"
Yes, sir"
"Was not the object OF your search to verify
or contradict the existence OF the postal-cards'
Il It wos.''
"Could rou find jta''
t'No, SIR"
Mr.. May steps down.
Trude RECALLS Mrs. McA: ter, who merely
tcstiles that Stevens changed the room ne first
occupied at the Jefferson Park Hotel in order to
get 1arger room. is he wanted his wife to be
there with him. She cumc occasionally.
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NVVL A-tD COLIECTED.
henry Sparks OF No. 337 West Monroe street,
and salesman, is the next:
secollect the night of the homicide, and
s''" @ Leter Stevens at the police-station''
~ "ni Tou describe his appearapcea''
., Ants pFo'okes an objection on the part Of
MIR. Storrs, and some talk fo,,or. ,rhia,, :.
enaed BY the Court letting the answer no IN m
sanity. A' ~ t'a''ce' ous TO IN
the <s;1n Mnen vent into the station," continues
m11r'1er Aess' 80 within half an hour after the
le3nin against the railing Of lie stationkeen au
s4S oesA' both elbows we're On the rail- I
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NOT 6 NELLIE.s'

uansel L. Payson, Of No. 6S2 Vest Van
Buren street, and bookkeepcr for F. D. Cos
slit, tcstitles: ~ know Miss Wright, and am a
member OF Star Of Hope, Good Ternplars. A
Mr.. Eugene F. Gilbert is q member"
. Trude objects to this.
Mills desires to show that the Gilbert referred
to by Miss Wright is not Henry Gilbert, the
claimed.
The Court allows him to 20 on.
,, There is no other Gilbert" says the witness,
" :" member, unless he joined within two OF
three weeks.
Trudc. F' "'Ns
"Yes, SIR"
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{a) While III Chicago recently visited the
AthenRum. nnd witnessed the above game plaved
as have given it up to this point, when32-.7 was
played, resulting in draw: :24717 forces white
win. G,L, T.
, 1879-04-20

STEVENS HEARD OF TT.
~ viii ask You il this fact tl,at hos been rnz
cited by the witness upon the stand (AIrs. Webb)
was brought to your knowledge, or in my way
communicated to you!''
"1t was.'
Was it the subject Of discussion between you
and your wife2"
""ait! wait!" yells Weber, at the same time
getting ont Of his chair.
>, ~ is not competent," rules the Court.
here was 1t brought to your knoTlcdre2,
"While was iu CincinnatI,''
Estate how.''
by letter written to me.",:
fore Ycstcrday?' '
stevens looks On the table, and then at his
eounse, = but does not answer idtrect]y, but says
1t was All anonymous letter, written to ma
hVe or SIX weeks after was in Cincinnatl.''
was it sisted IN the letter who the party
was that called at the house! ~.
An objection to this is sustained
only one question is put on the cross.
, 1879-04-20
CHURCH SERVICES.


Cathedral Free Church. IS. Peter and Paul corner
OF West " Washington and Peoria streets. The Rt
Rev " E. McLaren S. T. D., Bishop. The Rev.
j. Il. Knowles, priest in charge. Choral morn
ing prayer and celebration OF the Holy Communion
nj 1o::.o a. m. Choral evening prayer 7:3o p. m.
The Rev. samuel $. Harr7s, Rector will onaciatc
ia St James Church, corner of Cass and Huron
streets, at 10:45 q. IN. and 1880 p. M Holy Com
munion at N.
The Rev. J. II. Enowlton, Rector, will Off
ciate in St Andrews Church, corner Of West
Washington and Robey streets, at 10:30 q. m.
aud 7:30 2, m. i.
The Rev. J. Bredbcrc Rector, will oficiate
in st. Ansgarius' Church, sedgwick street, near
Ch!cago avenue at 10:30 a. M. and 7:30 p. m.
-The Rev. Clinton Locke, Rector, will offictate
u: Grace Church, Wabash avenue, near Sixteenth
street, at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. M holy Com
Mu:l!bn ut t.
iThc services at the Church Of the Ascension to-
.:as will bc repetition OF those last Sunday. Fol-
]o";n. is the programme:
Monks Mass in c. 8:so A. NJ
i'rucessioual III h. N. J, los.
3ntrn!t-Psa.m >.
h5tt.. Schubert
t:reed IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .Gouuod
R9ss5 R;sSS'fss: 81: i re- eounoa
G!.r1a tn Excesia. In ..Schubert
:t"ssiann1 huns y as,n III
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
Frugal Foreign Diplomats.

The Washington Star says The
story told in Ramsdells Republic coup
lie OF weeks ago foreign minister to this
country who once sat an invited guest
down TO a breakfast of brown bread and
water recalls the case OF another repre-
sentative of one of the effete depotisms
of Europe who used to make qui.e a
sho = in society here. Recognizing the
common usage which requires the wear
ing If white kid gloves on the occasion
of social and state entertainments, and
taking advantage also of that other usage
which seems to permit the right hand to
go uncovered provided the l. # is proper
ly owed and carries the unused glove
for he right. this thrifty chap used to
have manufactured and imported for his
personal use white "dids" for the left
hand only. Thus by the purchase of a
single pair here he supplied the only one
Tor the right hand needed to make a
show, and in this way he managed to
keep up appearances on just halfthe out.
lay required by other society men for the
same EN-. In the face of these econo-
mical devices on the part of the sweet
fellows who dtign to come over to ns
from tie other side, the talk of our req
resentatives abroad about inadequate sal.
ary and all that sort of things seems pue
lie.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
REV. J. p. THOMPSON DEAD.

Some weeks ago most disgraceful
SC ,ndal, affecting the moral character of
tile Rev. Joseph =. Thompson, ID. d.,
formerly Of New York and la,e of Ber-
lin, was published in the Chicago Times,
and copied into othrr newspapers in the
East as we'll as in the West. The truth
of the story was afterward denied by
the friends of the distinguished clergy
nan, " ho al!e-ed that another m mist r
by the name Of Thompson, at one time
cit zen Of New Jersey, but now in
Europe, was the person referred TO. The
death If the Rev. DIR. thompson is an
nounced, and his friends say that the
event was ha tened hy the publication
OF the DIR adful story, i'll which he was
made to figure as seducer and an
adulterer. They CAIN hat the charge
Was utterly false, and that DIR. Thomp-
son main.a ned his pure, Christian char.
acter to the last. He was born Ia Phila
delphia IN 1919, and was consequently
sixty years of age at the time of his
death. In learning and eloquence III
stood among the first pre- achers in tht
United States. He resided in BeriI
for the last five or six years, and wa
on terms of intimacy with Bismal cl
and other eminent German statesmen
Ii Is sad thing that i fe so useful an,
so honored sbuu d be ended under
| cloud.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
GREAT FIRE AT KIEv.

THE HoTBED OF NIHILIsN FIRED IN
sEvkN PLACES AT oNCE-EkORMoUs
LOSSES And MANY LIVES sACRIFICED.
LONDON. Sept. -, 1879.
The Vjestnik (newspaper), Of Odessa,
publishes q letter from Kiev describing a
terrible fire which occurred in that city
on the 81 inst. While furious storm
was raging the fire broke out In seven
different places. The Offices of the fire
brigade and the chief police station, a
gubpowder mag zine aud four petro leum
stores were simultaneously set on fire. =
Ths whole city was wrapped in thick
black cloud ofsmoke. and every now and
then the people we're terrified by a
series of detonations and loud explo-
sions. The entire garrison and the fire.
men of the suburbs and many of the
inhabitants labored indefatieably to ex-
tingnish the fire; but despite their ef-
for,s it continued until the morning of
the second day after it broke out. The
loss WAS enormous. Many lives were
lost, including those OF several children.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
AMERICAN GRAIN IN ENGLAND

RUSSIA UNABLE TO COMPETE WITH
THE UNITED STATES IN THE BRITISH
MARKETS.
DoNDoN, Sept 21.-In renort from
Odessa TO the Foreign Office Col. Stan
ley says: "Fo, the English market, Rus
sian grain cannot, under the present
system of cultivation, contend with
American. Notwithstanding the low
value of the rouble ami the low freigl,ts,
there is stock in hand at Odessa Of up
ward of l,0OO,000 quarters, and much
more Ia the country waiting for better
prices. The holders, however. canuot
afford to wait much longer. An ohjec-
tion in the English market to South kus-
| sian grain IL the unfit condition in which
IT is too often shipped. Unless wheat
can DO produced cheaper and brought to
Odessa In better condition, and the cost
of transpoi and placing on board be re-
dueed, south Russian c,rn will soon no
longer, except in exceptional seasons,
fluid a market IN T. gland England and
Western Europe, being unable to coin-
pete with American Indian and Austria
ltan gia ain. During the pat year, tor IN
stance, owing to the deprecated value
of he rouble, purchasers in England
had to pay only Il for what, at The nor
NAL rate of the rouule. they would have
! to paw Fl Is. 6d. Yet even thus America
was able to undersell RussI: n grain.
] Mr.. &C. tits PR dicton Oh q rise in
hreAdstuffs was based upon Government
and trade estimat +, that the surplu,
/ wheat in America, Russia and the Eas
| in 5.05o, 900 quarters less than the agsre
gate dthciency IN the various countries
instead of 81 900.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
PERSONAL.

Lomas, the servant of the t'rince I'm
perial In Zululand, 10 now the lodge
keeper at Chiselhurst.
Mrs. Leprohon, wife of DIR. Leprohon,
and q well-known aulhoress. died In
Montreal on Saturday.
Mr.. jesse Seligmsn of New York has
given $l0, 100 TO Professor Adler's Free
Kindergarten In that city.
The Countess of Reseberry, q daueh-
ter of the late Baron Meyer Amschel
de Kothschild, has become mother.
Senator Bayard writes home that the
cost OF living a. Carlsbad 10 greater than
at Saratoga, and the comforts of life
harder to get at the former than at the
latter place.
When two or three years ago Messrs.
Child removed the contents OF two rooms
they occupied over the street In Temple
Bar, London, and where their ledgurs
and old checks had been deposited year
by year since the revolution of 1888,
they found one of poor Nell Gwynne's
receipts, signed In her loose, struggling
hand, "E. g." Also several receipts
and checks of the Duke of Marlborough,
aud q receipt signed by Titus Oates of
''Popish plot" iniamy.
Daniel Drew did not own a dollar of
real estate when he died, but among his
personal property was $3.50 worth uf
Bibles and hymn books. After lie he.
came a bankrupt he said that his only
regret was the fact that having given the
sum of SIS, 900 10 enduw q Methodist
seminary, he had not been able to pay
the money over. He donated the mo-
ney, but kept it in his own possession,
paying the interest on it to the seminary.
The trustees of tho seminary had every
confidence In him and left the money In
his hauds. He never dreamed Of losing
it; but the crash came and it went with
everything else. The seminary has
been built and improved OH its expecta-
tions and now it is in debt.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23

CHERIFFS SALE
~ ~ virtue vi wal OF Levaria Facias,
TO me directed, will be expo ell 10 Public
Sale, at the
HOTEL OF JAMES c. PEARSON,
In the ,iliage OF Stanton, in Mil Creek
HUNDRED, New Castle County, Della
SATURDAY,
The 9th Day of September, A. D., 1870,
At2 O'Clock p. M,
The following desc lbed Real Esfafa viz .
All that farm, plantation, or tract az
land situated In Mil Creek Hundred. New
Castle County, aud state OF Dels ware, and
more particularly described as follows, TO
wit :-Beginning for the same at a alone
It being also u corner for John Harper "a MI
running north Two degrees and forty m In.
utes west ~ chains to q stone In The forks
OF lne road, thence north II degrees 10
minutes east II chains % links 10 a Stone
thenCe uLh degress IS m inutes east sew
en- chains and Is links 10 a chestnut tree
Thence sou h 40 degrees east chains and
81 Inks 70 u stone, thence south one deg rec
" minutes east 28 chains 10 the m idd i. O 1
tne roai from Corner Ketch to White CIay
creek. then along said road south 80 Ia
degrees west 4 cnains and fifty links.
IN. nee Sill by said .oad south 63 degrees
west chains aud 90 links, thence sti II nv
said road south As degrees 10 minutes
west 4 chains, thence still by said road
south IL degrees 40 minutes, west 4 chains.
SssShSo NJ III W Saiu T6du NOUN ~ deg
10 minutes west CHAINS and 2s f,nrs
thence north 20 degrees minutes west
chains and links to a span sh oak tree.
lhence norih 7s Ia degrees west chains
| and links to a stone thence sn,,th hs q
| ueGfees West . chains and Sc links 10 "A
slone. thence north 2s Id degrees, west 20
Inks 70 stone, thence sou h % IA degrees
west en- aims and % links TO q stone, thence
norm u degrees and 63 min tes wesl n
| cnaihs ana "a liuKs to a stone, and thence
north 69 degrees % minutes, east 8 chains
ana 10 links to the first mentioned nIune
and place OF beginning. containing one
hundred acres, three roods and eighteen
perches of land, more or less, with u IaI ge
| stone house, large frame aud slime ha !,
and ether oulbn:ldings thereon erected
Selzed ana taken IN execution as the
property OF John ID. Fori est and Amand.
his vile, and 10 be sold by
| s John PYLE, Sheriff.
SherifIs ofhce. New Castle, august zlib
| A. ID 1879. "'
| sept6 eodts.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23

x ERIFF SALE.
y BY virtue oI writoi VenditiOni Ex-
pOnas, TO me directed, wiil be expused TO
Public sale att hotel OF
WILLIAM b. CURhENDER,
In the village OF Cnristiana. in White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del
aware, on
FRIDAY, The Third Ray OF October,
A. d., 1879, at 10 O'Clock, a, M,
The following described Real Estate viz
All The undivided one-dfth part OF MI
that certain lot, piece and parcel OF land
tualed In White Clay Greek hundred
New astle County, State OF Delaware.
adj Dining lands Of N mrUd Worrel, on the
east, and James Coward and George X.
Grow ON the north, land Of William Crow
and the Maryland line or public road on
the south, by the public ROAD ieading from
Brewster's Mill To New Castle, ana on the
line of land OF the heirs of William Nor
risen, containing 81 acres, more or less
with log and frame house, small frame
barn and other Outbuild. ngs thereon
erected.
Seiz,d and taken in execution AZ the
property tf Robert McKeown, and 10 be
sh.rirs ONCE, New Castle, septemner
10, 1919. sep16 3tawLs.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23

C CMER1FF-b SALE.
- by vntue of d writ OF Ais. Levari
racias To me directed, Will be expo SD "
Public sale NJ the
LAFAS kTTE HOTEL, sat ehipley H.,
Kept by John ]. DOugherty, In the city OF
wilmington, New Castle UOHnty, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 1st Day Of October, A. d., 1879,
at2 O'Clock p. m.
The following described Real estate, viz
All ifAt Ger .xin lot vi land, aud two wo-
storied frame DIV, Ing houses thereon
erected. situated IN the city OF Whining
ton, aforesaid, bounded and described as
ioilsws. IN wit: Beginning ~ the i.ortlsrl,
aide OF u 40 ieet W ide street uOw known as
Fifteenth sire. |, laii Out parallel with aud
Al 1856 feet sOutherly from the soui herIy side
OF r. neenth street now known as txLeeuih
street ut he distance OF two hundred and
iOrty ioet easleriy from the easLerly side OF
Cl~y mont street, Themes n0rtheriy parallel
with Claytnont street 10 feet to q corner,
thence astefly parallel with Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets 4 feet W q corner, then, G
sOulheriy parallel 10 the first mentioned
line and ClsynOnL street 10 feet to the
nOrtheriy side OF the aforesaid 40 teet, " de
street now Fifteenth street, hence westerly
thereby "a feet TO the place Of beginning
be the contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken In execution NJ he pro-
perty OF John +. Bralnard and Alice h.,
his wife, anu n. thomas and Ba rbai q, hi \
wife. /. ts. and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
sheriH's Once, New Castle, q pt, 10th,
1919. sepl0-3iawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-23
8AlLkOADs.


OH1LADELPHIA, wlI,n,rc
1 BALTIMORE RAIL ROAM
June Q. 1919.
Trains will leave Wilmington 4,
fH:
philadelphia and Intsrmsdi.,.
90, y 10, 10 30 3. M, 2D, d
t46, p. m. =
philadelphia Express) Q co. 4 A.,
fhila. and New YORK. Isl, / % n
Is, II 80, D 20, p. m.
baltlAnOre ana Intermsdiaia
30 q. N. 6.18 o. m.
Baltimore and bay Line, 7.Os. u
baltimore and Wash lngton ,iloi.
a. n.; ,2.6, 1 0t, 8 Is, 70s p. m.
Trains for Delaware division, ID
New Castle, S.l5, q. m. l.O6, 9 Is
Harrington ana Intern ealsls
us, Q. Ba., l 03, 6.35 p. m.
Deltnar and Intern ediate 6At
an, ! %, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate
so, .. m. 300. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York. "a
Baltimore and Washington, Il
q m.
For futher Information passsr
referred 70 the time tables post,
Depot. H. r. KEN
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