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peaih Of Rear AdmIrai pavis.

WASHINGTON, March lS,-Rear Adniral
John Lee Davis, OF the navy. retired, died az
the Ebb,tt House, this city. Of a comnlca-
tion Of diseases. He was born on Sept. ).
1925, and saw twenty-seven years sea service.
after entering the navy as a midshipman in
1871 lie was retired on bis 62d birthday.
Sept 3, 1887, under the age clause of the re-
tiring act. Admiral Davis last cruise ended
in November, 1856, when he returned to this
country from the command Of the Asia tia
souadron
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miss Knox. nouus couut.

PITTsBURG, March l3.--H G. Fry. u
Rochester, has returned from a European
trip Ia France and Italy be heard mucl
about Count de Montercole Mr. Fry said
"He is no count This heard in Rome He was
the gardener for the real count, and, being
a sharp, shrewd fellow, concluded 10 come Z
this country in the role OF Count Montercole.
The real count belongs 20 a fine family, whose
estates are in little town on the Adriatic
II Is an isolated place. where tourists seldom
60. understand that he was very much an
noyed when he learned that his former gard
ener was playing the part OF count The
real count would have exposed the man, but
the nobility do not care TO rush into prmLr
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10 raror OF lhe pres.ea neer nln.

BUFFALO, March i3-rhe East Buffalo
Live stock association and 1--we stock men al
other points IN this section are moving
strongly in favor of senator Cantor's iii
providing for live stock inspection and foI
the punishment Of persons who may sell Oh
offer for sale the meat Of an animal not q
inspected. The object Of the bilf is to chok,
of the great trade in dressed beef which ha,
grown up and which Is IN tho hands OF fouI
big firms ia Chicago. The East Buffal,
association has appointed a committee to pro
coed to Albany and discuss the bill before th,
legislative committee, and the Butchers
association and Others interested viii take th
same action.
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WAR ON THE DRESSED BEEF TRUST.
Committees from Western Legislatures
Confer on the Subject.

Nhhttf ON the NNtJttls
s. Louis, March i3.-The committees a1p
ne ted by the legislatures Of the western
states to confer and agree upon some measure
20 break up the alleged dressed beef trust ex-
isting In Chicago and Kansas City has begun
work The convention was called to order
by Governor Francis, Of Missouri, who de.
hyered brief address of welcome. The
roll call showed the following state legisla-
lures represented by committees: Colorado,
Indiana, Kansas, Illinois, iowa, Mime
sotai Missouri and Texas senator Gillette.
Of Kansas, was made chairman, and Thomas
Cook, OF Nobraska, secretary. Senator Gil.
lette delivered a speech attacking tIss Chi
cago dressed beef companies He oEtlned
the object Of thea convention, which wns, he
said, 20 break up the Capitalization Of the
beef industry in Chicago and Kansas City
lie hoped a measure would be adopted that
could be submitted 10 and Passed simalta.
neously by all legislatures-a measure chat
would distribute the cattle marlets Of the
west where they properly belonged.
During the two hours recess il was devRl
oped that Of the eighty men In the coaventios,
seventy-nine had what each considered tla
proper measure TO put quiehls on Chicago.
A long debate occurred. n resolution e
refer the whole matter 10 congress, requesting
necessary legislation, was Defeated.
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Alleged opium smuerierr on Trlal.

BISMARCK, d. T., March l3.-The Gus.
against Archibald J. Curren and James NJ
Leonard, charged with smuggling opium
from Canada, was called in the United State.
court Leonard is the Denver man 10 whom
the opium was consigned and brought ta,this
point during the last few weeks He Is said
70 be wealthy. The opium found in the box
being shipped by Curren is valued at over
$4,000 Curren testified that he was ship
ping the opium for another man, wliC
brought il from Canada 70 Dakota, and
whose name he does not give. Miss Mary
Carey, the station agent for the Manitoba a
Bothean, y. T., whore the opium was shinpe,
70 St Paul, testified that Curran, made til
shlnnent
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The Pries of coai r.e,nces

NEW N0nK, March i3 Representatives
Of the six leading coal companies met hers
and reduced the wholesale price Of coal liftr
cents per ton for stove, sixty-fve cents for
chestnut, forty cents for egg and fifteen cents
for CRATE The new schedule, which goes
INTO effect at once, is as ollows; Stove, 81 l5s
chestnut, S4; egg, $3.50; CRATE S3 55. Repre-
sentatives of the individual operators also
met, but refused to make their action public.
It is understood that they took no action, bue
win probably meet the above figures at an
other meeting today.
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A Point in Favor OF Engineer Cook

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa. March BIN the
Mud Run trial Cen Mccartney brought out
a strong point for the defense Under cross
examination Superintendent Mitchell ac-
knowledged that sheet iron had been placed
over the fire box Of Cooks engine since the
accident Gen. Mccartney sad the absence
Of the sneet iron protector before the acci-
dent allowed the light from the second engine
to penetrate Cooks cab, which prevented him
from seeing ahead. Had the cab been dark
Cook would have been able 10 see ahead.
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eoFF SHUT OUT.
Governor Wilson .ppermost in the West
Virginia Fight.

Governor Wilson appermost in the West
Virginia Fight.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 1s.-The su.
preme court met and decided in the Goff.
Wilson gubernatorial mandamus case that
Governor Wilson is entitled TO hold ovei
until such time as the contest between Flem
ing and Gotf shall have been settled In Other
words Gof is not entitled to the seat on tn,
ground that the returns were not declared by
the legislature.
The fight will now be between Wilson and
Carr on quo quarTanto proceeding.
Governor Wilson has the situation fully in
his control Failing TO call the legislature
together he will remain at the helm indeii-
nitely, or until the action of a new legisla-
ture, and is thus enabled to protect the
claims.of Judge Fleming against Gen. Gof.
In other words, if GoT has a case, Wilson,
by refusing to call the legislature, can keep
him out for two years, unless the Federal au-
thorities interfere.
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A Dream FULFILLED.

DETROIT, March l3-Alrs. John Mandy. Of
Humboldt avenue, this city, is certain thai
she received warning in her sleep that hel
sisters husband, Joseph B. Robertson, Bvina
oR Fifteenth street. was TO die at midnight
although she did not know that he was in
In the morning news was brought that be
had died at midnight A peculiar incident Of
the dream was that Mrs. Mandy thought her
sister wore a blue wrapper which Mrs
Mandy had never seen before. When the
sisters met Mrs. Robertson wore precisely
such a garment as Mrs Mandy had seen IL
her dream
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EnrlIsh opinion OF nasebaII.

LONDON, March 13-The Post, comment.
ing ON Mondays game Of baseball between
the American visiting teams, says the general
verdict or an Englishman will be that il he
were not a cricketer there Is no game he
would rather play than baseball The Tele-
graph says the general opinion will be that
the Americans are adopts at throwing and
catching the ball, but the game is merely an
elaborate exhibition Of FOUNDERS.
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The First of a series.

LONDON, March l3-Mr Henry Campbell,
M r., the private secretary Of Mr. Parnea.
has brought suit for libel against The London
Times The case has been set for a hearing.
and the trial will probably take place in May.
The suit is partly founded on the opening
speech made by Attorney General Webster
in the caseof ODonnell vs. Walter and partly
on a leading editorial published by The
Times on July last This suit is the first of
a series Of suits to bo brought against The
Times
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Another GIadstonIan YIctor,

LONDON, March i3-The election held in
the BaInsley division Of the West Riding OF
Yorkshire TO fill the vacancy in the house Of
commons caused by the retirement Of Mr..
Courtney Stanhope Kenny QsiberaD, resulted
In the return Of the Earl of Compton, eldest
son Of the Marquis Of Northampton Glad.
stonisnl, who received q, 232 votes against
8,7sl cast for his opponent, Mr.. Bruce Went.
worth Conservative At the last election
Mr.. Kenny received 5,425 votes and Mr..
Wentworth 2Ol1
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Prohibition Defeated in New Hampshtr.

BosToN, March l3.-Judging from partial
returns, the constitutional prohibition amend-
ment has been defeated in New Hampshire
by decided majority. OF the cities Nashua
seems TO be the only one favoring 1t C2O2 ma
jority). Carroll and Coos counties probably
give it a majority, and possibly Grafton
county. The total vote in the state ON the
amendments will reach GO,000; the prohihi-
tory amendment viii be defeated by 5000
votes, and the other amendments will be
adonfpd
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Henry George Invited 10 Testify.

LONDON, March l3.-Henry George has
been invited ana has accepted the invitation
10 testify before the valuation committee OF
the London county councils on Friday next.
his testimony having especial reference to the
method Of fixing the valuation of land for
taxation in the United States Both the adj.
vocates Of Mr.. Georges single tax theory and
the opponents thereof, as well as many who
are ignorant Of his taxation scheme, are look.
ing forward 70 his appearance before the
committee with great interest
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WALES AT A RAsEeALL CANE.
His Highness Compliments the American
on Their Fine Playing.

His Highness Compliments the Americans
ON Their Fine Playing.
LONDON, March lS.-A large number Of
spectators assembled in Kensngton Oval TO
witness the game Of baseball between the
Chicago and All America teams, which re-
suited IN a victory for the former by score
Of 10 4 The Prince Of Wales was among
the many notable persons present, and
complimented the Americans ON their fine
playing Both clubs were enthusiastically
cheered
Right Hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel, speaker
Of the house Of commons, has arranged for a
visit TO parliament Of the players, and viii
invite them directly. They viii visit parlia-
ment in a body.
The Century club, upon the nomination Of
Mr.. White, secretary Of the American lega-
ton, has made the players honorary members
Of the club during their stay In London
Evening journal., 1889-03-13
Minors and Mine onerators In confnrnno

COLUMBUS, o., March i3.--The joint inter
state session OF miners and mine operators
opened here last evening. The states repre-.
sented are Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois.
West Virginia and Ohio. The object OF this
convention is 70 fix upon a schedule Of prices
to be paid miners for the ensuing year.
Trouble between the miners and operators is
anticipated, and indeed was foreshndowed In
a conference Of the committee on the scale OF
prices, when the operators demanded a re.
duction Of ten cents ON each ton of Goa
mined. The miners protested vigorously
against any reduction OF the present prices.
The convention will probably be IN session
several days.
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They Honor Mr.. Townshend's Memory.

They Honor Mr.. Townshend's Memory.
CARaI, Ills, March l3-At largely at
tended meeting OF the citizens Of White
county, speeches were delivered and resolu-
tions adopted expressive Of the sorrow of the
people at the loss Of Congressman Townshend
BENTON, Ills, March l3 "A memorial meet
ing was held here in honor Of the memory Of
the late Hon. Richard w. Townshend. Ap-
propriate resolutions were introduced and
passed by rising vote. After many short
talks by citizens present, in accordance with
the resolutions the chairman appointed a
committee of fourteen 70 attend the funeral
at Shnwneetown, Ills The death of Mr..
Townshend was received with profound sor-
row throughout the district
CENTRALIA, HIS, March 13.-Pursuant TO a
call issued by the mayor, a large number Of
the citizens assembled at the opera house TO
do honor to the memory of Congressman r.
w. Iownshend. Short addresses were made
ami appropriate resolutions adopted
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Probablr Fatnl lii Fight.

CoEUR D'ALENE CITY, Idaho, March lS.-A
probably fatal prize fight occurred mere be
tween Jerry Flower, champion Of the terri
tory, and John Kendall, an alleged pugilisi
from Chicago. -Four rounds were fought and
Kendall was 50 badly hurt thas he lost CON
sciousness, and has since been in comatos'
condition. He will probably die. Flower il
tt,,1er arraef
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KIIIed for Abusing ui. Famllv.

OwAsso. Mich, March lS-Stanley Ora
ham, of this place, was shot and killed by his
brother-m-law, Thomas Kelly, who was ar.
rested The murder is the result Of Grahamh
abuse of his family, which was resented by
Kelly, who warned Graham on many occa-
sous that il it was not stopped he would be
injured by him.
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Release Of the captive nIissionaries.

ZANZIBAR, March 13-The missionaries
who were recently captured by the insurgents
have been released upon the payment OF
5000 to their captors In addition 10 the
ransom money the Germans surrendered
twelve slaves who had fallen into their
hands The followers Of Bushiri are retreat.
ing into The interior. They seem to be ir-
clined to enter into negotiations with the
Gsrmans
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The Arcade Halfway scheme Killed.

NEW YoRK, March lS-By the decision Of
the court OF appeals at Albany yesterday in
the cases Of Jonn Jacob Astor and Others and
Nathaniel p. Bailey and others, all Broad
way property owners, against the New York
Arcade Railway company, all Of the valus
able provisions OF the charter of that COM
pany were declared unconstitutional and
void, and the nearest approach yet made to
an ideal schetne ol gapid uaasit for this city
was defeated.
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Gos.ln Aboui pIr. CleveInnd.

NEw YORK, March Is S-Ex-Presideut Ceve
land was last night elected an honorary mem.
Der Of the Business Mems Democratic associa.
ton. Ex-Plesident Cleveland was admitted
to membership in the New York Bar associa.
tion at last nights meeting. Elk President
Cleveland and party intend to start On theh
West Indies trip Monday.
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Queen Victoria 10 visIt spain.

BIARRITz, March l3.-Queen Victoria will
60 to San Sebastian soon for the purpose oi
visiting the cemetery containing the remains
Of the British soldiers who fell in the PENN
cular wars
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nasehnll in FlorIha.

JACKSONVILLE, March l3.--The Philadek
phia Baseball club arrived here and played a
game with the Jacksonville club, resulting IN
tie-2 TO 2 Darl.ness interfered with pay
ing more than five Innings About 500 spec
tators were present The next game viii ba
PLAYED tomorrow.
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sirrea ullh Ler.er 90.

WHITHsN, Mas, AAlca i--Danlei Burke.
of this plice, who caught for the Scranton
club in.fhs Central league last season, has re-
ceived his release and signed with the JerzeI
City club
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
6@-ll Van Buren street, s22
1l3 French street, $50.
iA8 Harrison street. $50.
1910 Monroe street, 500
7l2 Franklin street. SO
905 Shipley street. S28.
E26 Linden street, Sl5.
BrOOme, corner Banning street ea5
GIG Van Buren, street, S25
60i Harrison street, 81.
123 DUPONT street. So
East Third street. store, S35.
6l3 Lincoln street. SO.
Ofhces, second story, Seventh and Market SITS
III. ID. WALTER,
NO. w. SEVENTH ST.
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aIore New.- from stnnlcr.

BERLIN, March 13.-Private letters re
ceived here from Zanzibar state that Stan
ley, according to native reports, Is rapidly
marching towaln the cast coast
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CLOTHING TO ORDER

And have almost 1000 patterns Of
bright, new Spring styles to show
you, besides our ready-made. Trous-
ers to order at IS, Sc, 81 and IS and
all the way up to SIS. Suits to
order at $40, s25, $50 and up to
s75.
The tailoring shall be of an excel
lence to merit our name on it.
Look at our immense display in
our two show windows.
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PUBLIC SALES.

w A. HUKILL. .AUCTIONEER
We ENGAGEMENTS:
March "A, All day, Eleventh and Tatnall
streets.
March 10, Open.
March 16. Morning. 6a2 West Fourth street
March Is, Open.
March 10. Morning. 307 West Sixth street,
afternoon open.
March 20 Morning, los East Seventh street:
afternoon. lO5 Monroe street.
March q, Morning, 207 West street; after.
noon, real estate for Hawkins a Co.
March 22. Morning, 1907 ratnan street.
March 23 Afternoon, real estate al Court
House.
March %, Open.
March 26, Afternoon, SIG Market street
UARDIAN's SALE
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Retnrned f,nm E,ile-

PARIS, March l8-The Due d'Aumale had
AN interview with President Carnot. He
warmly thanked the president for resembling
the decree Of exile against him
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rarl ~ Ra,lnor Dead.

l-,NDoN, March lS-The Earl Of Raduor is
dead, aged "a years. He will be succeeded bY
hls eldest sou. VSccmt Folkestone
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WORTH KNOWING.
You probably wear Shirts

A Shirt, to give satisfaction,
in fit, comfort, appearance and
wear must be made of good
material, well sewed and prop
erly shaped, the neckband cut
the correct height and slope,
the fronts the proper length
and width, reinforced back and
front, and all parts thoroughly
stayed, and then you have a
Custom-made Stock Shirt, and
just such a shirt is our Special.
We have them in every size
neck and six different lengths
in sleeves.
We have sold hundreds of
them and know whereof we
speak.
For style, fit and quality,
there is no shirt that can touch
them, We fit fat men, lean
men, chunky men, long arms,
short arms.
If you want a perfect fit and
an increased amount of com
=
fort, we would like you to try
one, and if it is not all we claim
for it don't buy any more.
Price only ST..
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BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court,
I the State of Delaware, in and for New Cas-
tie county, made on the second day of March,
A. d. 1889, viii be exposed to sale at public
ycndue.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1899,
At o'clock p. m,
At the Court House, in the city of Whining
ton, the following described real estate, late
OF John Maloney. deceased. to wit:
All that certain ot or piece OF land with a
two-story frame house thereon erected, being
NO. SOB MADISON STREET,
Situate in the city of Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a stake on the westerly side Of
Madison street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, at a distance of sixteen feet four
inches, from the northerly side of Fifth street,
thence westerly and parallel with Fifth street
and passing through the middle Of the division
wall, between this and adjoining house, sixty
three feet to the easterly side of three II. wide
alley, leading into Fifth street, thence along
said alley side nOrtherly, and parallel TO Mad
lson street. sixteen feet, to land of William
Pyle, thence by the same, easterly parallel
with Fifth street, and passing through the
middle of the division wall between this and
TO the aforesaid side of Madison street, and
thence thereby sOuthery sixteen feet 10 the
place of beginning. Be the contents thereof
what they may, with the use and privilege of
said three feet wide alley in common forever.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
ALFRED WALTON. JR.. Guardian.
Or by his Attorney.
Attest, CHARLES II. McwHoRTER.
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For SALE.


Ne. Coz West Eighth street, II rooms and bath.
No. 800 West Sixth street, rooms.
No. 2lO West street, rooms and bath.
No. 3O5 West street. IL rooms and bath.
No. 3l9 East Thirteenth street, rooms and
No. 1927 Pine street, rooms and both.
No. S2O Bennett street. rooms.
No. III King street, - rooms and bath.
No. 1924 Walnut street, rooms and bath.
No. 2ls Market street, IA rooms and bath.
No. l2lg Reed street, rooms and shed.
No. 2ls West street. 10 rooms and bath.
No. 1917 Tatnall street. roems and bath.
No. 6l5 West second street, rooms and bath.
No. gll West Ninth street, rooms and bath.
No. SIS West street. II rooms and bath.
No. llOl Rodney street, rooms and bath.
No. 1919 West street rooms and bath.
No lUl4 Monroe street. 8 rooms and bath.
No. 5l1 West Seventh street, 10 rooms and bath
No l53 DUPONT street, rooms and bath.
NO. BIZ boone street, rooms and bath.
NO lB4 klrkwood stl eet, rooms and bath.
10 10. I59S IS2 Jefferson street rooms and bath.
NO. lu0s Spruce street, rooms and bath.
NO. 90 Monroe street, g rooms.
No lOll West Fourth street, rooms and bath
No. l4g3 Broome street. l3 rooms and bath.
No. l2iS Wilson street, 9 rooms.
No. 1905 Madison street. IL rooms and bath.
NO. 9O4 Madi on street, rooms and bath.
NO. lGO Walnut street, rooms and bath.
NO. bOO Van Buren street, 10 rooms and bath.
NO. lT6 West Thirteenth ST. eet, IL rooms and
bath
No. 90i King street, II rooms and bath.
No. sos West Fifth street, l3 rooms and bath.
No. 1913 West street, 9 rooms and bath.
No. 205 West street, II rooms and bath.
No. 13 South Clayton street. rooms and bath
\. w. corner Cedar and Franklin streets, 8
rooms and bath stable in rearl.
n. y. corner Delaware avenue and West
streets, II rooms AID bath.
\. w. corner Tenth and Kirkwood streets, s
rooms and bath.
n, w. corner Taylor and Kirkwood streets,
Q rooms and bath.
For additional lists ap-
ply to
HEALD & CO.,
Seventh and Market.
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IT'S WHAT The
PEOPLE THINK

Push and good clothing will make
their way; the people like both.
We have the best BEST CLOTH
ING in Wilmington, the brightest
store and fairest ways Of serving you,
ard we're resolved that everybody
shall know about rs.
Bear in mind, we make
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FoR Rent.

DOR RENT.-THE SECOND STORY OF
Il No. 4l9 Market street, l6x120 feet. Also
third story, l6x70 feet. Apply to BURNS a.
MONAGHAN. 419 Market street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
'-'-'-70-o---------~--,--.r--
WILMINGTON RINK,
Eleventh and Madison Streets.

OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
On Saturday night Miss Jennie Hough-
ton Queen of the Rollers and holder of the
Championship medal of the United States,
will execute some fancy skating.
Dancing every Thursday evening. Skating
from to 9. Dancing from TO IL. There will
be floor managers, and the best of order will
prevail.
Admission, 25 cents. Ladies free.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DOR sALE.-YERY CHEAP, If APPLIED
n for soon. Only one left of those very
handsome houses on Frank in street. fronting
anv IN the city. Apply TO n. B. CULBERT,
No. 7l2 Franklin street.
&e Tk0 = FOR SALE TEN ROOM
pOs tOOs house, with modern improve
menUs; handsomely papered throughout; glass
chandeliers, etc. good location, near Delaware
avenue: terms TO suit. No agents. Address
HOUSE, Evening Journal Office.
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.-As
IN our time has expired, and we mast settle
up with the county, we demand payment on
all taxes unpaid for 1887 and 1888. by Monday,
March Is. or we VIII proceed to make the tax
by levy and sale Of goods, and on the 18th we
will publish the names and location of property
Of all those that are unpaid by that date.
JOHN T. DICKEY.
Collector First District
PATRICK NEARY.
Collector Second District
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HELP WANTED.
LIVE STOCK.

E'OR SALE.-S250-A FINE SPAN OF
Al young Morgan horses; frst-class road
sters, double or single, and perfectly sound
ana gentle; grey; own brothers; five and six
next spring; size, ellslbs each; perfect team
In every respect. Also three blooded Holstein
yearlings, two heifers and one bull, registered
and from imported stock. Address, w. 5.
DlCkERSON, Glendale, Sussex county, Del.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICEs.


NOTICE.-JAMES b. STIDHAM. FORM
~ ERLY superintendent of Freight De-
partment, is no longer connected with or in
the employ of this company.
GEORGE ID. WATSON,
Superintendent Wilmington Transfer Co.
ID DEMOVALs-GEO. HERMANN SCHMIDT.
HI professor Of languages, has removed
from sol to 902 West street. New ladies' and
genrlemen's classes in German formed at any
time.