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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers,
l. l4O9 q ST.. near T. s. TREASURY

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROP
ERTY WITHIN one SQUARE Or THE NEW
0UaHF ARES, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, July SIXTEENTH XII 1891. at
premises. LOT =. AND SUBLOT b, IN SQUARE
.l5 fronting so feet and inches Ohio avenue and
~ inches street Tweifth street north
west. and running through from Ohio avenue to
story brick stable with $50 stalls elevator. carriage
trsmways, offices &c, &c beng in all one Of
easily conver;ed into factory. storage house any
heavy business where space is Inc build
in being nearly new we'll constructed and within one
square of city post Office Site makes this prop
erty the desirable holdings IN this rapidly
improving section.
Terms u.s. 900 cash. balance in seven equal yearly
payments, with interest, aud secured by deed of
the property, all cash. All recording and
at cost OF purchaser. deposit of 300
will be required az tine OF sale.
ly,-d&ils LATIMER l. SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSE AND PREM
ISIS NUMBEAED FOUR HI NDRED AND SEW
ENiI-IMIl li-.,i "

Il INPRON I'D
" REAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSE AND PREM
ISIS NUMBERED FOUR HU NDRED AND SEW
EEtI-TWO ti1.) STREET SOU1 HWEST
By virtue of decree OF tila supreme Court of the
District OF COiuIiHla passed tie i0th day OF July A.
ID. 1891, in Equity Cause numbered ~ !2I. wherein
Micnaei Z. hulrert IL n.pasnant ana Mary L. VII
like ct al are defendants. the undersigned viii offer
Tor sale at pubic action front of premises on
FRIDAY. THE TNLNrI-FOURTH i24;h) DAY
OF JULY, AID. 1891. AT HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK L. NJ. the following described real estate
situate in the city OF Washington ID. c.. to wit The
west hail III lot numbered twenty-une t2h square
numbered iour hundred and nety-sx 90 j. fronting
twenty hVe 60 feet south -. running Dack
with that width hundred and twenty-five GeI)
feet two 60 inches to public alley, improved by
two-story anu attic irIck dwelling.
Terms OF sale as prescribed - the decree: One
third cash and the balance in two equal insallmens.
at ana two years, with interest DAY sale,
20 be secured by ueed of trust the sold
ali cash. at the option OF the purchaser. deposit
of one hundred dollars $500 VIII be required at time
Of sale. AL convey anciLg and recording purchas.
IRIS cost.
LEON TOBRINER, Trustee
x-., 1900 SIG AZ st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
9Th and ID SIS. Yll-dEds
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70 REsToRE GRAY HAIR to Its natural color "a
In youth, canse II to grow abundant and strong
there Is no better preparation than Halls u air
kenexer.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AuctIOneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY AND
HASEMENr BRICK HOUSE, No. 1O14 PENN
ShLNANlA AVENUE SOUTHEAST. e,
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
No 1914 folio 10 ct seq one of the land records
the District OF Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby will sell at public auction in
front of the Premises. on FRIDAY. TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF JULY, AID. 1881. at SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain piece, parcel lot OF
ground situate, iyin@ AMI eng in the city of WASH
inyton DISTRICT OF Columbia, and known upon the
ground plat or plan OF said city rs lot numbered
twenty -nvt co III BROWNING Cross recorded sub
dlvis on Of original lot numbered d. in square
numbered nine hundred and seventy-two (Y12J to-
ses!.er with the improvements. &c.
Terms: Dne-;h.r ri cash: the balance in one and two
years. y per cent per annum. nayaDle semi-annually
secured by deed OF trust upon the preu.s sold,
AL cash at the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF
-OD required At tine time OF IL the terms sale
are not So!np led WITH III teen days the day of
sale rl@t reserved To resell the property the risk
and cost OF the eiaultinl purchaser after five DAYS
advertisement of suc resale in newspaper pub
lis ed in WASHINGTON, ID. C. All conveyancinp and
recording at the cost of tine purchaser.
SAN FL. CROSS, Trustee
RADCLIFFE. DARK 4 Co.,
iy14-d&ds AuctIoneers
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WEEKS & CO.. Auctioneers.

WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers.
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER
MATCHES; WATCH CAsEs, CHAINS. JEW
LdATING CLOCKS, cUTLERY. PERAGLASsES.
STOVES. CARPETS, Tables SHOW CASES,
IBAlS, &c, &c. CONTAINED IN PREMISES
No; 2i5 PENNsII;yANIA Avenue NORTH.
July sEvENTEENTH, AT Ten O'CLOCK A NJ
SAIL PEREMPTORY. OWNER CHANGING
BtSINtSS, tv1Su
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WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

NV T9I@ho q VU, AuCtt0neers.
GROCERY STOCK AT AUCTION = SLIGHTLY
p{A4nMAGED by FIRE, Viii BE SOLD AZ
TTEENTH, 81 TEN O'CLOCK 4 NJ, II PART
SSooSSSSi ss cISsK OF SsoAAfs H3xEs T0BPAGG9
G G6aSs sSaAR. s sIIAEGH. TLSTh. CANNED
SHOW CASES, SCALES, MOLASSES, COCN-
TER Iko GS SAFE, ToGETHER WITH a GEN;
y PREMlSLs NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MlS-1 1l1H AND y
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FUTURE DAYS.
g DENS1NGER, Auctioneer.

& DENS1NGER, AuctIoneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
SALE EXTRAORDINARY AND WITHOUT RE
SERVE Or TWENTY HEAD OF MULES
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF HORSES AND
MARES. CARkIAGES. WAGONS. HARNESS,
ETC. ETC.
viii lie sold at the Bazaar, No $40 Louisiana avenue
Al TEN O'CLOCK:
Twenty head OF large Mules that have been used In
the mines OF Pennsy and CONSIGNED here
for peretory sale account of the strike
the Iuiners- Terms cash.
ALSO
Twenty-Five head of good Work and Driving Horses
and Mares. well worthy the attention of buyers.
ALSO
twenty-five New and Secondhand Carriages,
Wagons. PbaetOns. Buggies. Harness. Sc. &c.
y B.-The Particular attention OF contractors coal
deaers ice men, express teansters. and
the public generally called to this sale within tie
bazaar No exposure to sun rain.
lyl1N BENSINGER Auctioneer,
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AUCTION SALES.
klTlkE. DAYS,

FUTURE DAYS.
r ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AuctiOneen.
q sTRfET hSb
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
virtue e ses Of trust dgy n ,ecSsss in sr
the Distric. Of Columbia and at the request OF the
ROM p Ihs We S' rSfss
SoI6cR PM on s 5oGns ,.r s real slH
situate in The city Of washinTton District OF Column
one thousand d0oo). together with the improvements
Terms one-third cash. the balance in one and two
years at per cent yer snnum, paysbe sen.annualy,
sss pS deed S % 9 the on sns or
zoo Teguired a; the time q sale the terms Of sale
and cost Of the dsIaqisns pIrcsssr si.r hSS days
listed in a All @ and
saMtEL BlEBER.l Trustees.
,x,o-ssa, n,ssAAiM4HtlIir C RsSS.s Co 49,.
THoMAs BOWLING . son. Aucnonesrsl
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
HhIck kNP sEVESfA sTKEkfs. aEoRaE-
1881 ma Iseosdsd u liSsI SS; ls: folio - y ne
II !IPi & III
nine c5s1. in Beatty Hswsns ADDITION TO George.
Y the On the east ds on
ninetysix (96 fest on the south side OF 7th street.
with the improvements. consisting Of . two-story
Terms Of sac: One-third cash balance IN equal in
stallments IN six and twelve months. with interest
800 required time of sale Conveyancing AZ cost
Of purchaser. II terms not complied with in ten
days the trustee tine right resell at rsh and
coy 6ropLEr rru,e.
'TRUsTEEs' SALE OF GLASS FACTORY
The undersigned. under deed Of trust. Will sell q.
on Tuesday We Ivy. E Ioaif SsfASI
at TWELVE O'CLOCK. all the property OF the An.
napos Glass Factory including large lot Of ground
large brick netalroof glass factory with tank nine
ieet long nine feet wide sixteen inches deep, gas
steam engine. &C. large packing ana store rooms
tranway. b.owinE machine lime ki n SC up ilnited
ccnyeniences for shipment by rail water ten daily
trains; best glass sand and oyster shells Tor lime IN
eaey reach abunGGntiy.
Terms one-tntrd cash, balance in and two years
JAMES REvELL., r
.-,. JNO. WELAND. hfu'ees'
yI4-eoLt Annapolis. Nd.
THOMAS BOWLING L son. Auctioneerx
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NOS. 3o5
AND :}G1 TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST,
On MONDAY. July THE TWENTIETH 1901.
at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK. in front OF the prem.
lses We Will sell lots Nos 30 40 in square :.1
Improved oy two two-storS brick houses with press
brick fronts and back buildings. bay ndow front.
pnd cellar ooncreted handsomely rapereC and with ali
modern improvements. Each Is ieet front, with pr-
Terms Three thousand dollars trust assumed ON
each mousse due IN three years, onsalf balance cash
AND reinainn one-haf in secured by deed
cash. at option OF purchaser. Certified copy OF ab-
stract OF Columbia lit nsura Company furnished
Tree. DAVIDSON a DlTiDSoN
THOMAS BOWLING SON, Aucts jy:ld&ds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT. 23x5l, ON FIRST
| STREET VEST BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA
ANENlE AND NORTH b STREET. IMPROy ED
BY IHREE-STORi BRICK HOUSE
By virtue OF deed of t ust dated June TO- A. d.
:nand du recorded in liter No 1904. folio 80 ct
seq, one OF the land records OF e District Column
bia and at the requ st OF the party cured Their
VIII sell at "a Ic an zion. III front of the PROMISES
| on NEDNiSDAl, JULY IIf .EENTb. A. -. Ir!l
/ at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK B.. NJ, tue following
DIES rlteG estate i'll Nashnton city said District,
to wit The front % eet street by equal
width the depth of 81 feet OF lot No OF Carrolls
division of lot one . IL square No. her with
the improvements thereon-a substantial Ihree-stor
| bricN uWeiiIn-
Terms sale: ODe-tliird cash. of which 800 must
be pad at time OF sale and the balance in equal
MS one ana Two years. Wtn interest at cent
per ahnui'I. payable sell ianntiay, ured by
purchasers notes and uepi vi trns property sold
Conveyanclng and recording at purchasers cost.
Terms OF sale I've colHpi ed with III days ate
cost OF purchase in DEFAULT.
" VI. T. HOFFMAN,
1:E.l 4 =. NV r
ARTHUR A. BiRNEY, trustees
ty3-dts 3.IS La
sg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY. JULY TWENrY-SECOND, 1891,
same hour and place.
jyl6-dSds By order of the Trustees
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RADCLIFFE. DAhR & CO.. okpcs,onesr..
~ go Penn. ave. n. y

DESIRABLE UN1MPROvED REAL ESTATE On
SSINTH STREET BETWEEN AND K STREETS
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JULY SEVEN
TENTH. 1901, AT SIX O'CLOCK. We will sell by
pubiiG auction. in front of the premises,
THE SOUTH ~ FEET 4 INCHES FRONT
, OF ORIGINAL IL IN SQUARE g1S,
On the west side of Ninth street between / and X
streets southeast Tins property is several lines
OF cars running to the center of the city and is sle
CANT opportunity for investment
Terms made known at sale. deposit of $500 re-
CURED at tine OF sale. Terms to he piled with in
nteen day from sale right to resell and
OF defau ting purchaser is reserved All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost.
iyl0-lGds RADCLIFFE DARR CO
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yAIUABIF REAL ESTATE
l. ON THE GIFSBORD ROAD

By virtue of deed of trust the undersigned dated
November Is. 1880. and recorded iber ls6 folio
40. of the land records OF the District Columbia
and az the request of the parties secured by sand deed
OF trust Will offer at public sale the premises on
ERIDAl. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY o. JULY
1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, all that parcel of land
containing about tori eight anu being part
tract OF land KIN Bellevue. same Is fully
describ ID in said deed of trust.
Terms o. sale: Assume trust securing "a, 900 due
October TO- lS93 with interest rom october TO- 1890
Pay one-thru OF the balance cash. oEe-third in
year and one-third years from day of sale
deferred payments TO be represented by purchasers
notes occurred by deed of trust the property sold
and tearing interest at q per cent semi-annually or
all cash at rurcnaser's option. Deposit 500
qured at sale. Conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost 1erIs 10 be complied with 10 days
OFT erwsc tine trustee the right to resell
risk ana cost of de iGutln purchaser five days
advertisement Of such resae in tins newspaper.
,,->-..- . JOHN RiDOU1. Trustee.
DtNCANSON BROS. Auc:IoneeTs. 1yO-d&ls
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b b2Sta q 81 aA oliL1AeHAs.t Trustees.
je19-d&ds 1923 New York ave-

.RgTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
je3O-d&ds By order OF the trustees
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Burrrs, BurrrK Burrnn
Fancy Creamery Buttss gsa
tsan csssas Daaeh wells Assorted ysmsqca
n. a PooLE
TIE CASE GROCER
f1z-0m 90 Louisiana ave. NO.
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te-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Until,
SATURDAY. JULY ELEVENTH, same hour and
place. ljyI-dSdsI By order OF the trustees.
tg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATUkDAl. july EIGHTEENTH, same hour and
place. SALE POSITIVE.
JylS-d&ds BY order Of the trustees.
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GO 3. $:ssf sp.s,, 4, sSH.s $500 q fYiSs
s:y Rent osos $40 ksSd s.ifEs rSs:.'
~! No; as. sss.c Il - I'd b, ss e'ssais:
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EAUOUIER WHITE sULpHI u SPRINGS NFAR
Il Nafrenttfn. Va. Opens June ~. Modern nrsf-
class hotel, thoroughly eguui~d hot sulphur iuils
hnr music. bllnrd-, :. fur gir,uar t,rms al.
dress JOHN l.. MILLS. ls,ss 81. Nu-h. nrtun 10
{. until June after thls. at the sgrinz- asa. tar
het 81. Baltimore. ans, coin
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS I'm DIR
" hex county. Va. viii d. uI.n ISth Jun. Tor toe
seas N. I'm minutes drive AZ d. station oNsr
silsaGd road % the springs fOr n-dicAl And other
testimony send tor cAtau.ua,
Jea'.,rn A. g JORDAN. Proprstor.
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THOMAS DOWNING { son. Auctioneer.
SUMNER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC Cl1N, y. j.
TLANTiC CIT. y. J.
"A TIE WINGFIELD,
Ocean avenue near the beach Modern convenience
JED tn, LSs.ln Mrs N cassie
ID beach and Reading depot Good board large airy
fooils, broad piazz varden flowers and shruhterI
Terms moderate. JAMES BRADY. +. y. Boz 2O.
ie4-tu. tbs, 8.u
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Fabr,an Society Entertainment

The Fabrisn Society of Cockmsn NJ. e.
Sunday school gave its first musical and
literary entertainment in the church last
evening before large and appreciative
audience. After singing, prayer BY M.
4. loft and description Of the society
by Miss Lizzie Thompson, the follow
ing program was rendered. Duett
Misses Matte Borem and Carrie
Alexander; acrostic "Fabrian Society. !"
by q class; recitation, Andrew Crozier
guitar solo. Miss Flo Medholdt; reading
THE Deacon's Thanksgiving Donation. 2
Miss Grace Hargiss duett, Beautiful
Moonlight" Misses Indian Thompson and
Blanch Cathcsrt; recitation, "Efder
Lambs Donation" Mss Lulu Crozier;
reading. Eva Candies Christening, " Miss
Laura Weldin. Debate, Resolved. That
brains are more powerful than money :,
affirmative. Miss May Jersey and Pres
ton Chalfant; negative. Miss Mary and
Clarence Dillon; decided in the afirma-
tive. Charles E Justisen was musical
director. The collection was large.
Evening journal., 1891-03-20
PERSONAL PAaAaRAPns.

Delaware Clark was in Dover ysster-
Miss Ida Parvis has returned to Middle.
town.
Howard Caulk was in Middletown yer
terday.
W. J. Il. Lingo was in Middlesown
yesterday
Miss Lula Harris Of Townsend has
returned home.
David Hughes has been visiting friends
at Middletown.
w. G. Thompson of Delaware City has
returned home
Theodore Smith has been granted an
additional pension,
Miss Lottie J. Pyle is visiting friends
at West Chester, Pa.
Oliver Jamison has removed from St
Georges to this city
William 7. Vail has returned to his
home at Delaware City.
Miss Lizzie Parker Of Middletown Las
been visiting friends in this city,
Miss Lizzie Wilkins is visiting Mrs. J.
Atwood Pyle at West Grove, Pa
Mrs. Esau LOOMS Of West Chester
has been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. J. F. Hill Of West Grove. Pa. has
been visiting Mrs. J. T. Mullin Of this
city.
Miss Ella E Cooling has been the
guest of Miss Josie Stranger at Middle
town.
Mrs William Baines and Mrs. J. w.
Aydon have returned home from Middle
town.
VIII Mccall has returned from Della
ware City, where he has been visiting
friends.
George v. Massey, the well-known
lawyer Of Dover, was in Wilmington
yesterday.
Mrs. Eva Lattomus has returned to
her home at Townsend after visiting
friends in this city.
Clarence Mason. formerly with John A.
Walls, has accepted a position with the
Prudential Life Insurance Company.
William G. Spruance, son of the lawyer
has been chosen a member of the editor
ial staff OF Princeton Colleges paper, The
Princetonian.
The following Delawareans have re-
ceived original psnsions Edward O'Don.
nell, William G. Smith, James A. Lowery.
Charless Webb, Prettyman d. Smith,
Charles B. Rudolphy, president of the
Board of Public Education of Hoboker. N.
j., visited the High School, Wednesday
Afternoon, and No. 1, grammar and No. 3
primary yesterday.
Cards are out announcing the wedding Of
Miss Ida NJ SDser Of Middletown, to
Warren s. Lewis Of this city The cere-
monY will be held in Middletown on
Wednesday evening, April 1.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Trustees Of Delaware College are
holding a meeting In the Clayton House
parlor this afternoon.
Sheriff William Simmons sold the
stock Of Phillips & Kane, No. 5 East
Fourth street, to day.
The friends Of Albert Pawley rendered
him a surprise party at his home, No.
SOa Elm street, last evening.
Carpenters tools belonging 70 Con-
tractors johnson and Richie we're stolen
from an unfinished house on the High
lands yesterday.
Union M. e. Sunday School held its
annual election last evening. A. VI
Hysore was eelectei superintendent Of
the afternoon school.
Professor George A. Hoadley or swarth
more College, will deliver a lecture IA the
Friends Meeting House TO- morrow at )
o'clock P. M, on aerial Navigation.
The funeral or little MARI Lssbam who
was run over and killed BY street car at
Front and King streets on Wednesday.
was held yesterday The child was
buried With Jewish ceremony.
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t5ELD WITHOUT BAIL.

Walter Coleman Charged WithFeloniousIy
AssauIting Martha +. Green, Colored.
Walter Coleman. alias Jones, white
boy IL years old, was charged this morn
ing at the Municipal Court with having
committed felonious assault on Martha
L. Green, colored, last evening. The
prisoner appeared in the dock with an
mir of unconcern, and asked no questions
nor did he attempt to defend himself. He
is apparently one OF those miserable per-
sons who frequent the coast and among
the police. The woman is neat colored
woman, wearing glasses. She lives at
No. 307 Buttonwood street, beyond Third
street bridge, and alleges that she was
married, but did not olive with her hus-
band.
According TO the testimony she had
been in the city last evening in company
with another colored woman, Lavinia
Davis. They left Eighth and Orange
streets about 8. 30 o'clock and went down
Market street on their way to their
homes in South Wilmington. At Front
and Market streets they observed the
prisoner standing at the Italian fruit
stand. he appeared intoxicated. When
crossing Market street bridge they saw
AAui toAAHW tIbms 1lS WOiH6H turned
over Guthrie's lane and the man still
pursued them. They became alarmed
and commenced to run. He also ran,
and when the women we're crossing the
last bridge toward South Wilmington,
Coleman came up and caught Green
throwing her on the bridge Her com
panion ran away.
The woman told the story of assault,
which, If true, is sufficient TO put the
prisoner on the gallows She screamed,
and her screams were heard by James
Winchester and Charles E. Coleman, both
colored, who walked leisurely to the
scene. When the prisoner saw them he
ran off and was pursued by
Winchester. He attempted to draw a
revolver, but Winchester closed with him
pinioned his arms and succeeded in
wrestling the weapon from him The
woman, when discovered, was speech
less. Coleman Yves then given in charge
to Officer John B. Welch, who brought
him to the police station When first
seized he said his name was Jones,
but at the station he gave
the name Of Coleman. His parents
live in the city, but he did not give this
number. During the trial he appeared
to treat the matter lightly, as If he was
merely charged with drunkenness, Meth
er asking questions nor calling witnesses
He was held without bail for the upper
court.
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The home circle Of Asbury NJ. e.
Church gave Dairy Maids Lunch in the
Builders Exchange last evening. The
available space was crowded. The centre
of the floor was left clear for the march
of the dairymaids and cowboys. seventeen
in number. This was feature of the
entertainment. the maids carrying pals
and the cowboys milking stools. In sddi.
tion to the march literary and musical
entertainment Of merit was given. Mrs.
l., L. Chamberlain read a report Of the
society, Miss Harriette E Pawley re-
cited the pretty poem "Swest Briar, .
Miss Ella Novel; aud Blanchard Vansant
each sang solo, Miss Hannah Farra
read q selection by VIII Carleton, and
two dialogues were given by the mem
bers Of the circle The dairy maids
served refreshments at the conclusion of
the program
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nlds Doe DredgInr.

Major William +. Smith, United
States engineer, opened bids at noon to
day for dredging Fairlee creek, Md, North
East river, Nd, and Elk river, Md. The
bids we're as follows; Fairlee creek
Baltimore Dredging Company, Balti
more IL 8 ceuts cubic yard; i, @. Somers
Camden, NJ J !, 1874 cents; Chester 4
Caller, Norfolk, Va, 10 cents: National
Dredging Company, Wilmington, 90 cents
Atlas Dredging Company Wilmington
2 cents American Dredging Company
Philadelphia, Is cents.
All the companies bid on the other tws
rivers For the Elk, Caller was lowest a
12 cents cubic yard American Dredg.
ing Company, highest, at 10 cents Fol
Northeast river, Coles was lowest Al
132 cents; Atlas, highest, 90 cents.
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MRS. MILES FURTHsR CHARGED.
She is Held Under $40. 900 Bonds e
Answer Two More Charges.

she is Held Under $4,000 Bonds to
Answer Two More Charges
Sarah z Niles, alias Griffith, charged
with manslaughter, was brought over
from New Castle this morning by Sheriff
Simmons, and arraigned before Judge
Ball at the Municipal Court on two separ-
ate indictments, charging her with hay
ing performed abortion on two women,
one of.whom testified before the coroner's
jury that investigated the death of Mrs
Fannie Baker.
One Of the women lives at Justison
street, the other on Maryland avenue.
Both testified that they had been operated
on successfully by Mrs Miles.
Tue prisoner asked no questions and
offered no defense. One of the women
testified that the prisoners daughter
not Mrs Ryan-had assisted her on
one occasion. The court Held her in S5. GOO
bail in each case TO answer the charge
at the upper court Mrs. Miles looked ais
unconcerned as on the first day that she
was brought in She is now under SIS :
600. and one Of the charges against her is
manslaughter