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Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HOFFECKER. Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
TERMS-s -sUBsCRIPTION-On year 500 IN advance
or $3.50 If not paid till the end Of the year No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only At the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
ofse7en Cents line for the first stinsertion; sub
sequent Insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES viii be charged Five Gents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
There can be no better Shirt than
he Que" sold by J. B. Cooper onjv
CTRE FOR PUrS

lie Lae. are Frequently, rrcr..ei rs sense of
MeiRHt IN the back. i'.us aud lower pa-r If its
aDuoEeu causing the patient tu supi,.,e bi 5ss
some aiiecu'n o the si3ucy- or neg, horn, &
ga.>. Al times, ,yEll m> q ind .ge,,io3 ara Ira.
etc. moisture, ike l..-sr..rtri,,t, - ' i''
Hel! HlsaSreeable itching after gettina warn, :; a.
f%iinon SIM attendant Blind Bleeding and Itcbin~
~ ~ !eII n al once 10 the application Of DR. Eo-
tne parts affected. absorbing the Tumos. ALA
ing me intense itching, aud affecting I,4rI5s-
Bent peI1 cure; Price ~ cents Address. The E-
Hofecker, smyrna. Del. '''', , ~ JaS, :
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
H0T The smyrna Times
Letter from KeDtoD

~ tt-A from IAenfOn.
Ma. EDIroR:-The bill incorporating
Kenton School District has been passeI
by the Legislature and the fol!owinq
Committee: Messrs. J. ". Graham. w.
II Moore, JOS. b. Messick. David :.
w ids and Frank Burrows were an
pointed and authorized to borrow
S2,OOO- which Is to be raised in four
years by tax levied on the same basis
as other county taxes, viz the real
value, and to build a suitable school
house IN kentOn. The bill, also. nrn-
vides that there shall be raised not less
than $500 in additionto what is already
provided by law, which is to be levied
on the same basis as other school funds.
thus placing the school upon a firm
Dasis and guaranteeing its success in
the future. This is step in the right
direction, especially the way of leving
the tax for building purposes, and we
can see no valid reason why ali
taxes should not be levied on the same
basis throughout the State.
The lyceum entertained a large an
dlenee on Friday evening with ESSAYS
select readings and declamations. The
cake belongs to DIR. Pierce for the ad-
mlrable way he read mouse story.
put he will have to share the cream
with Master Harry Mellon who delight
ed the audience with Evening at the
Farm"
The Rev. w. J. d. Lucas has recei-
ved a call to Oxford, Md, which is one
OF the most pleasant stations on the
Fenlnsula. He is one of the only two
preachers in the Conference who are
now serving their fourth year, and as
ne has been requested by his church.
VINO hope he will return and remain
one more year, which is the limit. So
heRtOR, March IL, 1885.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

Edward and WIN. B. Lowerv have
been given the management of the Mil
ford Hotel BY their father. The boys
propose to infuse pew life into tho
business. Mr.. Justice LOwery viii
give bis attention 10 the truck farm
and will have an eye over the manage
ment Of the Peninsular Harness Works
and Rockland Lake ice houses.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
THE COMING TIHE FOR
Sewing Machines.

In order 70 close out my stock of Sewing Ma
SnI,nS5S, VIII sell at reduced prices and on the
lnStalment plan. 81 cash and s. Der nlonth 4
splendid Singer Sewing Machine for only s35 cash.
guaranteed for years, highly finished no better
every one You will never have such an op-
p0rtnnlty as ! am positively going to close them
al OUT IN order to devote my whole time 10 the
heai Estate Brokerage and Collecting Agency
30 II you want to buy cheap Machine and on
easy terms, come before ! close ont, as YOU can
SS4Ne from Sl5 To so on each Machine, oil and
needles. RsHHOu can find me over the Postofice
}. n. PRIMROSE.
n B.-A i pei sons indebted to me on book ac-
count or otherwise will please come forward and
sS'''e 'le s"ihe' J. II. p
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FOR SALE.

good York Carriage. VIII be sold cheap for
want OF use. Apply to
JOSEPH STEPHENSON
mar lo-tI Smyrna, Del
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Posts For Sale.

Chestnut Posts for rail and picket fence. Also.
rough Posts for wire fence. cheap.
Apply TO
GEO. COOK. on Tilghlnan Farm
or WILLIAM GREEN, MiddietOwD.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
FOR RENT.

good Stable and Carriage House on South
Street smyrna. Will accommodate horses and
carriages. Apply to
Mas. ANN DAVIS
mar lS-tf SOuth COmnerco Straar Sr,,,,r,,,
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
GRAIN &,
nEn mr--LrL.-
PER BusHEL
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
MARRIAGES

WlLSON-PARMELY.-In Dover March 9Th. at
the residence of the brides parents bv the
Rev. I. + NaTtilda!e, >ilas Wilson. OF New
York, and Miss Nellie F Parmely.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

The Philadelphia Times celebrated
its tenth anniversary on Saturday in a
number that is a marvel of journalism.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
,YOCNG WEN -RE4n TJIIs.

y 'T|-' ~ IEtDI 10 u MHreTITT 1T.I
G.eTs 70 send their celebrates ELEpTgl-J J-i-,i, ',i
PIT am other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES en- ,-ai ~, ~
s-Ll! day> 20 Eeu young or ol6. ar7ir,a5 ,...i m
and All kindred troubles A,u f,r rr-,-.. ~
i.' 1 a..'.-'A- paralysis. and many other 4! .4..
Go,j . ,,e fg,L3rtiie. To- he4H, vi-.- and man
day trial is allowed Write therr ~ q, q, .'' ~
;. ustrated iamphlet free. ' o--e 'lI
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

The bill before the Legislature in
regard to the Smyrna Water Works
Notwithstanding the efforts made to de-
feat it after it had passed the Senate
was reported favorably by the House
Committee aud on a vote being taken
yesterday passed with but one dissent
ing vote, Mr.. Truitt. of South Milford.
The bill authorizes the Town Commis-
sioners to hold special election at
which each property owner shall have
one vote for each dollar of tax assessed
against him, whether the town shall
issue bonds to the amount of $4,000
for the erection of water works.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
Window Shades and Spring Fixtures
at }. b. Cooper's. Loops and Frinres
IMPORTANT.

IMPOR7'AN vt
, When you visit or leave Nrw Yor, C5,r s,-.
7s';-e * press ana CaErla- Hire an i>iai,arth.
NLet'u mon Hotel opposite Grand Central Denct
EteRant r0OmS httcti up al Al ,>r pt l1,s ii1! -
collars, reduced % 500 ana uD,yorS N l'-'I-Ion non
european plan Elevator Restsrr,r+ tt,,-,,i.'i; i-';
S "iu eIe Dest, Horse cars, stages and elevated
Ie!'Iuad 10 all deputs Families can iv. 49,
Ior les money at the Grand Union Hsiti tb,' g,
any other hFst-class hotel in the city. angi8i iN
The Perkins & House Non-ExnIos-
I'VE Lamp Is the only Lamp fit to he
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
Plode or break. Sold only bv J. B.
Cooper. y - d.
,.,-e.-," Rough on COughs,,,
as -1SS S.L L1I h9hsn on Coughs" Tor Coughs Colds
i'io''' HoarSeAe>S. irOcheS.l5c. liquid 2ic.
C,..--.. Rough on Rats.
l clCotS out EdtS. mice, reaches, flies ants bod
ousS' SAuhES' ehipmunks gopherS I5c Drgtsjsts
Heart Pains.
!. RAJ 'PlU''l"n' LTopsical Swel.ingS Dizziness In
' Wells Health ReneWer" 0"'eu u!
-. ..'Rough on Corp-.,
ASK for Wells " k1ngh ol ttirnc - -, o,,;.a
comp Pete cure, Hard or soft coruS ws-t, tn,1s
''Rough ON Pain, Poror.,, ,,,-
strengthening, improved thc be.i d. ,'I''rf 49,, -
pains IN chest OF side, rheumatism. rrnrii@ 'ie
Thin Peoptn
Wells Health ReHewef ie.tnres bes,,b am,
TnlSn5, enreS dyspepsia, Headache NeryousufsS
., 81. WhoOpiuz Congh,
aIIu lne many Ihruat Affections of children
promptly, Pleasantly and safely rali.~cd ,,.
hough on Coughs Troches. I5c; Balssn, 81,
If you are failing. bTdeeshhe bneesheTs; Worn or, .., -
use " Wells Health Remover 81 Dr,,,1;, - Jus
,e, Life Preserver.
TJaaI;y III pg ale losing your grip on life try wells
ile'd'h Nehe"er. Goes direst to weak spots.
Rough on Tooihacbe,,
instant telleI iur Neuralgia, TOnthnrhc Foo
acne. Asa for Rough On ToOthache +" II and y
cents ID ana -
s. Pretty Women.
T,. csi mo would retain treshuesSS and viyacity
Don't fail to try Wells Health Remover
r,.,... Catarrhal Throat ARrrtions.
hacking, Irritating Coughs Colds S1Te Tlr,st
cured by Rough on Coughs " Tr'ob.s ~
Liquid, 25c ''''N' ''''
Rough On Itch.,,
"orm' letter, salt rheuIn, fruS'Ced feet chillllaii
c,u,- The Hone of the Nation.
Chlluren, slow IN DEVELOPMENT i,lIlv Scrau,u,
ana delicate, use Wells Health Rrr,jyer" "'''
Wide Awake
thTee or Iour hours every nisllt cuDshin, Cot
immediate relief Und sound ia>t by u~j,,g- W,lis'
." 'ous"S' lF"cheS, l5r; BaiSam, 25c.
Rough ON Pain - POraused Plaster.
SuenBlneulhg, improved, the best for backnche
pains III ehest or side rheumatism, neulalgia
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
Demise of James =. Crawford.

Demise of James =. Crawford.
The death of James S. Craw ford. on
Monday morning last, at his home
near Clayton, removes one of the
prominent figures from that neighbor-
hood. Mr.. Crawford was born on the
Levels and was member of the old,
well-llnOwn and highly respected fam
lily of Crawfords that have so long fig
ured in the local history of the vicinity
of Middletown. When quite a young
man he married one of Major Roth
wells daughters and by her had sev-
eral children. Death robbed him of
his wife in 1855 since, which time he
has liveda widOwer. He moved down
to his farm in the Alley" in 1859, re-
siding there up to his death. Mr.. c..
was in his 72d year, a good farmer,
kind neighbor and man of thorough
integrity. By dint of industry he had
accumulated a very valuable estate.
estimated by those well informed at
$4,000 to 100000. He leaves three
daughters all married. The funeral
services will take place this afternoon.
Intermeat in the Presbyterian Gene
terry, Of this town.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
FOR SALE.

Berkshire and Poland China and Chester
Cgmnty Sh"Gls. Also, an extra Berkshire Sow
will litter in March
Apply to
mar 1S-9w Kenton D,,
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
T"hle and Pocket Cutlery at J. B.
THIS IDr, orco,>,. :. -,

70 colorado or New Mexico. fdr rt.rc ir ~ -srf-.
man would use llr Bo-auko', Cough srI i-,,
Syl"p I"i Consumption III all It's srSr srsga.
carEsf ials - give relief ia AL cases If 1,.,t.
Iecil9ns primary % C.u~u.frti ,r p- 80. o., a.
and 81. sold by jaime, 3. IiYt.-., ,tr. '7'-'S
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

When Baby W.. .tr'-. we -arc her CASTOR1A
,O- mnen sae wa a g.. J. she erie. f5- CASTORIA
~, zen -i'' D'e''.e ~. .A- 'a.- 10 CAsTORI4
-- ..- .- Sc t-e- CASTA
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
List of Business House

WANTED Ladies and gentlemen to take Light.
W NV ~ pleasant employment at their own
homes distance no obieetionG work sent by mail
y TO - day can be quietly made no canvass
ing. Please address at once Globe Mfg Co., Bos
toii' MeSs.' DoN aSii. mar ls-4m
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

u-.4,! a iull line Of Dado Shades. chean ..
"INlnson's' next door to P5stoaici..' rs .
Deyoe Brilliant Oil fna ba...,
est oil made, at J. 3. Cyoner.. anu sai-
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
II; Iki IT Y0JH~uLF.

J. he proof of taeu uId ili.., ~
or..-, 1.i.,.-, D"s Lh haF!ls au opp .r4..,r.. -..
III-''.e yoa-.e.t James f.. Hoacrz-, ~.
'f Ta,, a 'l,[ .,-, Ia. oot,-e Of d. Basausa, ,
-, y .+' i'r each on. who !, at! ..ta7 ,,..t
, "a-h', Colds Consumption " sr,. i,l-, ,s, W..
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

COOper's. ''' d. L.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

SIDE Bracket aud Extension LaD,u.
at J. B. Cooper's. '-''''' l'7'
4 full line of Ceilinr D.nnr..:--.-.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
BUSINESS LoCaIe

Mrs. 5. E. Richards is agen, c,.p
terlck s metropolitan Fashion p15It- Dut-
April number on Friday. 'per
Wilkinson has in stock tho
Latest Patterns of Wall Papers. very
J. f. Carter has engaged L.,
stephenson, an experienced Da-ia- Dpu
hanger, to take charge OF his narla-ip" p+pef
department for the season. r.
ready for business. ne Is
Ladies', Gents and Children,s co--.
meres, at J. B. Cooper's. '0''a'
Reward, Birthday and Easter Card.
aI Wilkinson :, next door to Po.rofSoa92'
BETTER THAN SHE ExPE,rrr. --..v.,.-,
IfStaeu. ia reply am happy 10 saw Ia, Il'ss ls i7-
lalT basdlIu dld much more for M. ~ @'AeFs
9alI T,l, ~ noull' Or than 1 expected Nvrs-- !1l
nov 9H4y stopped falling ont Lut M. - . has
are al coy cred, aI1 a! a., As.ir ~. 4 Gu spots
-,i 81, soils' a-u mole 1--we! thaii Il va. tal -'cA-
agatn YEA. aso iLauS you again 49,
west my third slTeeL, Nes YORK. '- D. H..
J.; f: Carter has in stock ~ ooo
IiEOEo Of this Springs Pan 0OO
Choice WALL PAPER. "' 'i
IA, A full line of Dado Shades. eb4.,,. ..
"llAInsons' next door to PJstolic'.' -
49,! Deyoe Brilliant Oil, the best and ..,,
'9' 0'' made' at ). 3. Cooper-. '''-
The Foot Up.
Boots and Sbo.s '','" Al 0etl-s supurJ ,toe...
factory 10 ali ,S, &,d l '.e Ht.ig gp vii be- .-. '
j. constantly adGiu- i.-. :...4 -. -' e4t- He
- US -s.;tk- Produce ia exrEanga fr a. ...e' 90
PTJiiS.'s pm. MIN out when quality is com ~
r.;,,7 ., i. Carter is prepared to do au
NJ Al',Is ,i oi falntn@ and Paper Hapoing'
at the shortest notice. ''' g
o.3ol. Blank Books. all Styles. Sizes and
Qualities, at J. B. Cooper's. anu
Window Shades made and adir...5
from - cents up. WrT,-I,:L-'. ~ ''''tl'
TRY IT YDyY~rTF
ne Pl'pi OF t;.r n..d ling 3, l..r t. ......,..
| string but iu having aa 7.t.,. ,r.-.. !. q Pie
Ii-'.'e yoH.se.i Jaue> f. Hoacrs-- 1 .'r
ia i4'' d Tree tl.al bottle OF d. Ra>a-..-. o..
Lung syrup for each IN. nj f. ~ '--. aI ]
"A-hS, Colds. Consumption ~ sr,. me-. ' ".'a
Order any Book You want at Jp
COOper's. ''' d. L.
When Baby We. .tra. We c7rc her CAsT0PrA
WHeH cue wa q t-...... she C-.e! FOR CASTORIA
Wien sh' J,cl..e = --. .a- ,.aa- 10 CAsTOP1,
""o- .-- -.-- . -.. Sc t-ea CAsTA
SIDE Bracket aud Extension Lan,p.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

The Perkins & House Non.FvnIos
I've Lamp Is the only Lamp fit to he
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
Plode PP or break. Sold only by ]. B.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
The Foot Tn

Roofs o1f s",'" al ~efl-- q s1.r,.Irl .f., -
fc-,. ''I4 ~, 1Hoes, and Tie fitting 10 l1 fA 80 oi
is co6stan5.y ~. saj, ,1 may flyer 'a with call HI, H.
oS, nIS S,9ck Produce iu exchange r ,eS @....eS %
PRi"E..' MIN out when quality is compare Wig
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18

J. l.. Carter has in stock Tn Ooo
riECE2 ~ Of this Springs ParrrrN, ~ =,
Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
No. 233R.

REpORT, OF. THE CONDITION OF
BANk, at Smyrna. in the State of Delaware
at the close Of business, March 10, 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-24
The Melon Patch Assault.
HOW FAB A NAN MAY GO IN PROTECTING HIS


The case of James Lindsey, the owner of a
melon patch, near Bennings, and his employe,
Charles Howard, charged with assaulting Geo.
Carr, colored, on Sunday last, was on trial be-
fore Judge Smell this morning. Carr testified
that last Sunday he went out to Bennings look
ing for work, and met two white men, and one
Of them told him that the melons on a patch
near by belonged to him and he would pay him
quarter to go after them. He went, and
Lindsay came up and struck him several times
with a stick, while Howard kicked him. Wit
ness went with his assaiiants to the two men
who sent him after the melons, and they agreed
to pay the damages. Lindsey and Howard
however, again attacked witness, and Howard
struck him on the head with a stone after
which he remembered nothing. Witnesses tes-
titled TO finding Carr lying across the railroad
track in an insensible condition. The defen-
dants testified to assauIting Carr because he
was found in the melon patch.
The judge said many persons have an idea
that they can beat or shoot q man because they
catch him In their melon patch, but that is
mistake. Even an officer Of the law has no
right to shoot q common thief for committinga
misdemeanor. II a man is under arrest and
escapes, an officer under some circumstances
might have right to shoot A person unQues-
tionably has q right to shoot a burglar whom he
catches In his house In the night time. OF course
the defendants felt that they have been out
ragged, but they must not go too far In punish.
ing the Offenders. fine OF $40 each was
imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-24

LAND. SITUATED ON CENTRAL ~1VENrfE
BB1EsTWEEN h NAEEEVEX ND METRd
TOL,TA An o BKAN w OF B. 4 o. r. r.. con-

TRUSTEES SALE OF SUBURBAN TRACT m
LAND, SITUATED ON CEN1TK AT VTrrrS US
EETWE ZEN LINCOLNAVEEUE AMI II EsrHG
POL TAN BRANCH OF B. q Is. n Is. e On IN
TANNING 29A ACRES - - ~ Se1s-
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded IN -
ior the District Of Columbia I win oiisr f5r sale -
THIRD, a. FoURcrHfRTY VCIuAufK Pr on lSs
81! those certain pieces or parcels az Sronnd
lying IN the District ofColnmba to Wit: In the Sounfy
land known as "MetropoHs View dessSna. "a And
Ge3crioed az lots numbered twenty (2OI twenty one
ana twenty-five t22), according to the recordeX
snpoiy,son Of the said tract ofland known = sMetTo
poi ois View" heretofore made " Thomas ". Rerfy
and John Middleton trusteeS los 81 rehere,sce *
snu aso q! tnat portion and % much Of lot
~. Mesiward OF the certain railroad passing Through
sae saao lot numbered twentythree T29l contaI IN
ing ~ at, Tor the several pieces ur PARCELS q iand
nseoy conveyed or intended to be conveyed twerty-
ne ao one quarter acres (291 acreS| aud Being the
sre conseyed to the said parties Of the art
lis c ~ ifmSao,Rn HaFon Guardian and trustee
mentoned Together with ali the improvents ~.
heges nered1tAments, and sppurtanances - fhe nme
Terms Onethfrd cash; baiance ia ei,si inst.,n,snt.
~ one snd TWO years, notes to bear nerest md - IL
seSus1 py qeed Of trust On premises eoid az m ca1h
z. vInon o. purcnaser Colveyancing &c. Ct Cost Of
Pqtcnaser deposit Of 5000 required & time Of sie
TnsIee q sale ere not complied q Ten days
ak ana cost q the defauting purchaser I'm eiyns
nve Gays public notice of such resale 81 pfa nevs
pAPer published In Waahingt0n D. al Tyfs>r e'-~
sexz00d5 RANDOLPH BARD0N TrusH6e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-24

The Commissioners have notified Mr.. John
q. Guethler, corner and 18th streets south
east that IL Ia reported 10 them that al his park
anybody can enter on Sunday by paying Is
cents for a ticket, which entities the holder 20
i've glasses OF beer, and that orders have been
given TO prosecute unless il is shown that the
facts are not Is represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-24
HHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUST
~ MISS PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
NORTH . STREET, NEAR CORNER OF

BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the district of Columbia. passed In the cause Of d.
Martin ct al VS. Buchly ct al, No. 0,433 Equity x3
premises, on THU RSDAY. OCTOBER FIRST, 1855,
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following real estate To-
viz The middle one third part OF the Lot numbered
z, in square mbered 457. ginning for the same 1t
point in the north line OF north D street at dis
lance Of 10 feet lib inches east Of the cor
OF said Lot and running thence east, said line
OF said street. 19 feet lie inches thence north 100
feet and inches TO an alley: thence vest lg feet liz
place Of beginning, with the improvements thereon,
consisting in four story Brick building number GAL
ID street northwest. -
Terms OF sale: onethird Of the purchase money to
be paid In cash. the residue In eqnsl instaIlments at
deferred payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchasers the title to be retained until the full pay
ment OF the purchase money sud the interest thereon
deposit on acceptance of bid.
JAMES EDWARDS, Trustee.
" 4l2 9Th street northwest.
T6OMAS OOWLIkG Auffi0ne0Y. nela-RQk0a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-24

what In Said sfthe Prc~sdest's Lessess
The general expression OF opinion among poll
ticians about town concerning Gevelands last
expressions on the civil service question h that
there can no longer be any doubt about his sin
certify, and that his letter has made him many
who have not been thoroughly recon-
structed according 20 the civil service
IDEAS are very reticeut and decline 90
say anything on the subject, or say simply
That the letter was very well written and that
ne evidently means what he says The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-24
AUCTION SALES.
THIs aFTERNO1 !.

DEREMProRY sALEoF STEAM PLEAsURE
AN6 rue BOAT, nR9GK P s9RaPSTEMRER
On THURSDAY AFTEKNSHU0Gn,;, r O1,K. we Will
sell at Stephenson Wharf foot Of 5th street .Rocx
STEAM PLEASURE AND IOe DoAA'
famous for speed and power, high and low low
cylinder IL by 10 feet, 81 feet long 10 Zee
sale peremptory. o,.h. coto.
to Interest and to be secured BY deed OF truSS
500 dEIis 1910 W ~ DIINCANSON BROS.
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DE ED.

BROWNE At 1925 midnight. sertembef %.
ISs5 amer ~ gering and painful illness wTLLIAM
and Clare " Browne. and grandson Of the late Geo.
M Fnne ased aa thirty 5s ysa r.
BOO corner sixth and streets southwest, saturday
ST. pomncs church, Where Reu Ss M Ss sa r 70
celebrated
,, GRI ee;ocs On Tuesday. seP1s%eer ga lsss
loved wife Of John Gree and only daughter OF the
Having suffered long time, all Of which she bore
her Sweeping through The 'a saies Of
the New Jerusalem"
A precious one from us has gone,
voice We loved Is stIlled,
place is vacant In our homo
Which never can be filled.
God, In His wisdom. has recalled
The boon His love had given
And though the body moulders here,
The soul Is sale In Heaven
By HER HUSBAND
We bid you our last farewell;
No more on this earth of sorrow and pain
Shall we ever look upon your face again.
These many years you have suffered
And With true Christian faith h,''''
Gone from us here TO your 3 home s above:
Her funeral services win take place at the Ryland
SnSpe CORNER ao th, ana streets on FRI
tves are respectfully invited 10 attend 2s
sEMMES The funeral Of Commodore ALEXAN-
Navy o on friday Iss eaGs S%
.. T Waaas1 f or
HER, in the eightieth year of his age
Fourth street southeast Friday at half past four pun.
Friends are invited
81 Ty Sas r., E9teses Into res, At September
late Elston Tucker. OF New York city, In the eighty
Hef funeral viii take place from her sons residence
i.2R New Jersey avenue northwest on Friday sep
the family are respectfully invited 10 attend 2s
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Dynamite Worth $40. 900 ExpIodes.

Dynamite Worth $4,000 EXplOdeS.
NEARLY EVERY WINDOW IN PORT ARTHUR
SHATTERED AND WAITRESS STRICKEN
BLIND.
PORT ARTHUR, ONT, Sept. 24.-An explosion
Of dynamite occurred at a magazine about
nearly every building in town and throwing
the citizens into violent state Of excitement.
The explosives were owned by Conmes & Nc
Lehman and Burke Bros, railway contractors,
and were valued at $4,000. The only person
injured was waitress at the Northern hotel.
She was standing at an open window at the
time and was stricken blind, and still remains
so. The shock was felt for miles around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-24
rIAHOMAS BOWLING. AucuoneeE.
EXECUTORS sALEEoFyALIgABLE approved

PROPERTY.
-. Indes snd by virtue Of the proyiRlous oftne ~
OF washington, District Of Golumhia, admitted q.
probate April 2Sth, 1884. and recorded In VIII Book
- tonos 1oO and 262, the understand executor will
T TUB IrEI e. DAY on sERTEAREH lsae, g
+, $500, tl mont ofthe premises the 6lioN.
ing prcRety: Part Of lot g. In square A6l, fronting
~ ~ fsst ~ s the % qIass bounded
LOT hasa depth Of o5 feet and & naproved 81 small
t~Sst0sy len asnensnt bricks and two brick eteblea
peymentsr at one and two years With intSteat IS *
pss esa. psr anaum ursn paid and secused 81 90
ssHsa f'a9SISsi ss s s:Is $500
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The following changes from yesterdays quota
tons on the Washington Stock Exchange are
7i1k asked. D. 9. per. imp. 6s, 1881, coin. iI4ss
bid, 115aa asked. 50-year fund, 3-65s, 1924,
cur, 11SA bid, 11e asked; 20-year fund, 6s,
6s, 1902, coin, 1884 bid, 128 asked. Metropol-
itan R. r. stock, e9la bid, 100 asked. George
town Gas, ~ asked. Firemen's ms, A IA asked.
Washington Market stock, 1915 bid, 1917
asked; Citizens National Bank, los bid, lis
asked. Real Estate Title Insurance, 90 bid,
100 asked. Penn. Tel. Co., Ga bid, IS asked.
Chesapeake 4 Pot Tel. Co.. 50 bid, 70as asked.
u. 8. Electric Light, 80 bid.