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Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Issac Pennington, Braudyw!ne hun
dred farmer, was arrsignsd bsfors Judge
Ball this morning On the charge Of as
aAulting John Thomas with a knife at
ths p, w. & D. depot on saturday
night. Mr. Thomas testified that while
coming home from his work on Saturday
night he saw the prisoner at thu depot
Ths man was drunk and unable to take
care Of himself Pennington wanted to
ia x a train for his home, but the con
ductor would not let him get aboard
Thomas was asked By the conductor to
hold him unlil thu trails left to keep him
from falling under the wheels He did
SO and Psnnin yton drew large pocket
knife and hacked Thomass left arm
Officer Smith testified to arrasting the
prisoner and finding the knife upon him
Pennington. who il man 65
years old. stated that be
did not remember the occurrence City
Solicitor Curtis stated that there was no
mufderous assault committed, as the
man hsd no III feelings for Thomas and
that he was drunk At the time. e. was
therefore fined $40 and cost.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Tho Young Men wnl qest tho BAN,
Reform Law IN ElactIng New once

The Young Men wln Test tho BalloI
Reform Law IN Eiqoting New Onice
on Wednesday evening tne Young
Mems Democratic Club will elect i6s
officers for The ensuing year. pAe cleo
tion will be conducted under the pro
visions Of the Ballot Reform law,
enactsd by tho late General Assembly
Printed blanket tickets will be used, anl
the booths aud railing win be erected IN
the upper rooms
The nominations were made last Wed
nesday evening. and are as follows.
President, O. G. Montgomery; frst vice
president; Patrick Neary; second
vice president. G. w. Edwards; third
vice president, DR. T. w. Toni son
secretary, Branch II. Giles
financial secretary, Victor B. WooieY
treasurer, William @. Bryan; marshal
William A Kelley; executive committee,
~, d Murphy, Robert Husbands, Joseph
A Darney, Frederick K Kaiser,
William ). Carmichael, Fred G.
Mammele. John Finn, ]. &. c. Gorrell
and Charles j. Campbell The proba-
bility Is that the ticket, as nomipated
will Do elected.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

frank Mcgowan, farmer near Chester
Vile, Pa, WAS srraigned ut this morn
irg's session OF the Municipal Court on
he charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenses from John Dougherty, a
trucker Ia this city. Mr.. Dougherty
testified that he had made
bargain with Mcgowan to furnish
him NTH turkeys during the holidays
Mcgowan asked him Tor money TO pur-
chase them with as he had no money
Dougherty loaned him $50 at first aud
AfserwArd loaned him S3l. The turkeys
we're to be delivered on the morning be-
fore Christmas. They arrived on Wed
nesdsy morning There wers only S34 20
worth in this lot. He therefore esked
for the balance OF the money which was
refused. Mr., Mcgowan, through his
COUNSEL Mr.. Rodney. stated that he had
kept the money because Dougherty
was also to pay the expenses. He said
the remainder OF the money did not cover
the expenses. John seanlan testified
that he was with Mcgowan and Dough
cray on December 10 when they were
making the bargain. He heard Dough
srty tell Mcgowan to purchase the tur-
keys at any price and he would pay the
expenses. The turkeys were purchased
~ 10 cents pound. Henry
Mcgowan, the prisonerss son,
testified that he was also with bis father
At the time and heard the contract made
his testimony corrobOrated that Of Scan
Ian. Judge Ball said hat there had been
mis- 1emeanor committed and Mcgowan
was held in $500 bail for5 the upper
court. His bail was furnished sud he
was released
Evening journal., 1892-01-04
rEnsoNAL eARAoRAPhs.

Hon. Charles B. Lore is at Dover.
County Comptroller Stats is IN this
city to day,
Clarence Lowell has returned from
Denver Col.
Mrs; Mary Boulder has returned from
Philadelphia.
Miss Mani, Gross Is visiting relatives
at Iron Hill, Md.
Mrs. ]. R. King is convalescing from
an attack Of the grip.
Edwin A. Read spent Sunday with Re:
corder James 7. Shallcross. near Middle
town.
Miss Florence Hammond OF Battle
Swamp, Cecil county, Md, is visiting
friends In this city.
Preseason Graham, formerly principal
Of the high School, returned home Sat-
urday after a short visit here.
Clerk B0ughman of the city auditors
Office, who has been prostrated by the
ip, is upon the streets to-day.
Miss Ethel G. Maynard, who has been
the head trimmer Rt Mitchell & Basins
for several months, returned to her home
1 Nav York yesterday.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

The most novel post Office con
test ever witnessed In Chester
county is now on in Kenneth
Square John @ Walton, the prtseu
incumbent, is y Democrat, ana his Re.
publican wife is seeking to dethrone
him aud be appointed In his place The
plueky woman Is ia the fight to win. and
II she dtes not win, 1t viii not be be-
cause she has left very many stones nm
turned Ia her struggle number az
prominent local Republican politicians
have rallied under the banner or the
ambitious wife. The ofEics is worth
81, 600 a year.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

George Hagan OF No. 51B Packer
street ana James Gilroy Of No. 64I
Columbia avenue. Baltimore, were ar
rested on Saturday night and brought tC
the City Hall as runaways The boys
were incarcerstei in The House
Of Refuge, Baltimore, and two
days before Christmas the bows
we're allowed the privilege Of goiae
home. Instead Of so doing they came "a
this city. Austen .Devine an uncle Of
Hagan called at the police station yester.
day for him. The boy was taken back to
Baltimore James Giloy, father of young
Giloy. also called at the station for him
today and he was released. The BOYS
will probably be sent to the reformatory
again.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

A colored man and white man employed
on the steamer ChristinA Furnished
amusement for the gang OF eolored men
that congregate around the wharves this
morning. They both hSs on boxing
gloves and from distance the moves Of
the contestants and the yells Of the
spectators, made IL sppear ~ II
two OF the worlds champions
were lighting TO decide the best man
The colored man, who was the taller,
seemed to have the best Of 1t. The sst-to
was oil In fun, and whom one got tired or
lost his wind the other would wait until
bis opponent was ready to renew.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Several changes in the running Of
trains on the Maryland Division OF the
Philaaslphis, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad went into effect at II SO o'clock
last night. A new accommodation train
will leave here at 6 o'clock each morning.
arriving ia Philadslnhia at Z l3 o'clock.
The 9 35a. n, train between here aud
Philadelphia IS now made Ep AZ Lamokin,
Pa, and runs bstveen that place and
Philsdelphis. The new Atlantic coast
express will leave here for
the South a 10 50 o'clock D. n. The 3. "a
express to New York viii now leave al
So p. m The Sunday accommodation
train to Philadslnhia has been changed
from 10 to 405 p. m. The other
changes made DO not affect this city.
Another schedule will 20 into effect on
January 49, fast train lea wing Phila-
delphia at s so p m. will be one OF the
features.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Special Correspondence EvENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETowN. Jan. Mrs Mary
Z. Wertz, mother OF Mrs. Alex
aader Maxwell, wife OF the proprie-
tor Of the National Hotel, died suddenly
Of heart disease at the hotel. ct 30
o'clock on Saturday night. Mrs. Vert
was 70 years old and was well-known In
this vicinity Ths funeral VIII taks
place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
lnterment at Bethel Cemetery, near
Summit Bridge
Martha A +. the lie OF William DIX IN,
died Of typhoid fever and pneumonia at
IL o'clock yesterday afternoon The
funeral will take place on Wednesday,
from her home on Thomas G. Marphsyi
farm, near town
The funeral Of Mrs Nimrod F-ench
took place from her late residence at
2 30 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. A
large mum Der OF relatives and friends at
tended the funeral.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Deputy Collector Finck Of Wilmington
has 70 particular Office nor will he have
until msrch he viii then advertise his
sittings between the frst and second
Tuesdays Of that month. Until then he
viii collect at large throughout the city
Receiver OF Taxes Dickey is very much
pleased with the manner IN which that
Democratic measure, the Five Cepmis-
sioners act, has operated to the Improve
ment OF the county finances. and says
that II the Republican Levy Court had
not kept the books from him FOR over 8
month several Of the rural hundreds
would not have owed a cent.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04
Father Bermipgham Life Member.

Rev William J. Birmingham OF st.
Paul's R G. Church was waited upon BY
a committee from U 8. Grant Post No.
ID, q. A 4 yesterday afternoon, aud
presented with 8 handsomely framed
certificate OF life membership 10 that
post The members OF this post were SC
well pleased with the excellsnt speech
that he made to them recently that they
took this way OF showing their apprecia.
tion. The following com posed the com.
mittee; George Hlllsley M. B. Bullock
James NJ. Banihom, Francis McOloskey
aud John Mclaughlin.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biflousness and constipation, TAX,
Lemon Elixir,
For fevers, chills and malaria, TAX,
Lemon Elixir.
For sleaplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation Of the heart, take Lemon Elixir
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation. take Lemon Elixir.
DR. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any Of the above named diseases.
all of which arise from a torpid or dis
eased liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. a. NozLEY, At
lanta, Ga. Doc and 81 per bottle, at drug
gists
Evening journal., 1892-01-04
The ohrlsiiana TOO shallow for Her.

The big schooner Relic s. Derby OF
Charleston bound for the Walton and
Whann Company's works, Is anchored In
the Christians, near It's mouth.
there not being enough water Ia
the Christlaua 1T present to allow Ter
go Up any further The schooner Is
loaded with rock phosphate. She Is com
manded by Captain Nnylor and was sent
ont BY Petit & Go Of Charleston, n. O.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04
what WlII rheir Color no

There Is q rumor upon the streets
that two Of the three new patrol.
men to be named BY the Police
Commission at It's session tonight
will be colored men. The mayor refuses
TO contradict the rumor, but will not
make any admissions.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Four converts and seven accessions
was tire result Of the first Sabhath of the
New Year at Kingswood NJ E Church.
Three hundred and thirty-three were
present at evening service The conRre-
cation expects great day, next Sabbath.
at the dedication Eighty one mem bsrs
were present at Sunday school. more
than any day Of any previous conference
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

NEW CArTLB COUNTY. Del Dec. Z, 1891,
Upon the application Of Cntharino Calhoun,
ExeunfriK OF John Calhoun late OF WIZ
mington hundred, IN said county. de.
ceased, IL IL ordered and directed By tho Reg
later thas the E1ecutiix aforesaid give
notice % granting Of Letters Parliamentary
upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements 70 be posted
within forty days from the date OF
such letters IN six Of the most public places Of
the county OF New CASTLE, requiring all per-
sons having demands against Che estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act Of AS
Hemhly IN such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 10 be Inserted within the
same period IN the EVENING JOURNAL q
newspaper published Ia Wilmington. Del,
and 70 be continued therein three weeks.
Q. o. d.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

ORDER.
nNaIsrNR,s nFFIrE


REGISTERS OFFICE 8.
Nrw CASTLE COUNTr. DEL. Dec ., 1901.
Upon the application of Margaret Mchlwee
and John ~ McElWeU ADMINISTRATORS OF
Lewis McElWec. late Of Mill Greek hundred,
IN said county, deceased, Il % ordered and di.
qsnted by the Register hat the Admnlstra.
''ft aforesaid give notice OF granting Of
letters Of Administration upon Of
the deceased. with the date rs
thereof, by causing advertisements TO be
posted within forty days from he date Of such
Ii tiers in elk Of the mo { public PLACES ~
auAty OF New CASTLE, requiring rll per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
present the same. or abide by an ant Of As
semblv Ga sucn case made and provided and
also cause The same to be inserted within the
same period in the EVENING JOURNAL, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, Del,
and 10 be continued therein three weeks,
e. o. d.
49, Of ofiich Of the Register aforesaid
az Wilmington, In Neg CASTLE
l. S. county aforesaid. the day and
year above written.
j. WILKINS UODCH. Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the ee-
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly atfested to the Admins traitors on or
before December 9, 1892 or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
MARGARET MCkLWEN.
JOHN I, MCELWEE,
Administrators,
Address, Falkland, Del.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

SAIDso-'I used to believe before /
got married that marriage was failure. 2
heardso-"W What do you think about &c
nowf' Il think It, is a strike. New
York Herald.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. EIe.
CANT and reliable.
rs cents at druggists. Prepared only
BY Or. r. Motley. Atlanta Ga
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

All persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the came duly
attestad 10 the EXeCufriX, ON or before
December z. ls2, or abide the Act Of AS
Rembly IN such case made and provided
CATHAltiNE CALHOUN,
hXecutriX.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

GRIFFITH-0 January 2, Mrs. Margare
Griffith, aged So years 81 her res 1snce No
s27 West ourth street.
Due notice or the funeral will be given.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house TO-DAY wsre. Total
1915, 500 So: balance, ks6 05s ~.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04
Thxss 10 ID collgcrEo.


the Hands OF Delinquent Collectors.
The following figures show the amount
Of county, road and poor tax TO be
gathered in by the collectors Of delin-
quent taxes each Of the several hur-
afeds. In WILMINGTON hundred there
10 no road tax, while the Christisns
hundred books are not available to get
the amount of road tax to be collected
in that hundred.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Robes, blankets and whips for Christ
m u at F, s. Dure's, 407 Ship'ey street,
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

For your trunks and bags 70 to +. s.
Dure's No. 407 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04
nusTNRss oPPORruNIrIEs.

TOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL hsTATE.-rhe we'll known "Prac-
tical Farmer Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred, Is Offered for sale, or will exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter; has a splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
p. D0NAHOE, $40 Orange street, Whining
ton, Del.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

UIven undnT the hand and Seal
Of Office of the Register aforesaid
Sf at Wilmington. in New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and
/ 49, ytnr above written.
j. MILkIMs COCOON. Regiatel
Evening journal., 1892-01-04

Miss Matte McCarter OF Townsend
visited friends here yesterday. She will
80 to ShamoSin, Pa. to-day.
Miss Rebecca Saunders is on visit to
relatives In Philadelphia.
Amos =. Davidson Of Chesapeake City,
Nd, visited relatives here Saturday.
Miss Clara Blackburn Is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
Mr. and Mr. Janvier Of Philadelphia
spent Sunday as the guests Of Miss
Kinkead.
Howard Comegys, now employed on
the Manhattan Il road New York. IL
here on visit to his parents.
Albert g. Turnsr, formerly OF this
city Sut now Of Philadelphia, ia spending
a few days smong his many old friends
here
Miss Gertrude Kuntz OF the West Ches.
ter Normal School, who has besu spending
her holiday vacation with her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Knntz. ieft for
West Chester this morning.
Evening journal., 1892-01-04
thirteen New Members.

The mnmbers OF the Lanaps Steam
Fire Engine snd Hook aud Ladder Com
paay assem- BLEED at their headquarters
yesterday afternoon and held an enthu-
siastio meeting. The principal order OF
business was tue report Of the entertain
ment committee, under whose mana ge-
ment a drama was recently given in the
Opera House The committee reported
thas fi40 was Melted from the event,
which amount had been turned over 60
the treasurer A resolution was adopted
thanking all those who had contributed
to the success of the show.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rsh SoIse sr 81 III. rRPIRsIllor
s snS Hs s1y f,Hey trustees. saSs
This i. % ave notice tbs, ID. Brish,vood R.il-.y
day ss NTH sS Id c !: sn q S
SQUIRT az instrn n.n, ( spProrrt.ten Which d.asr.s
PIE ne s y *. q: " IN .st rsss.
ness The following real s.isis IN de Di.,sis q 90
washinrtpn bs,rst 81 eons.s. - ass o.
retts Covling ny Jacob CclcAssr end wife by deed
II Il IS o he land rs ssSss;s y Y ia la, b,s
yeyei to the sid jacob colci.ssr X as-a .r.eSssa
land q &.sSins SS County f S & z 2.
more fully sscrs-d IN tie ,sr. e tn q s
a rsa 81 LAND NJ e n nyey 70 q: osa.
and being IN the county Of Washington and District a
"a. north 81 2 se S%ns En-. -. spss IA
Causin and Daniel v colclsEer . wlll mske Nc the
The said part being ss follows:
Beginning NJ q stake on the Pfney Drsnrh roai
from stone at the no-thesst carn.r n *. Ss.iias
nr1Tery thsncs run-ins north - dssr,. v-., ass
twin M.rnsr and 90 ing ,s.n.. .:ets s. a.r~
the line between warner and cowiins ,bsnc. .oyih y
DEGREES. east ~ minutes = secondsto the ftney
a minutes east distsa"s - q minute. sscssf. 70
point Of b-sinnins containing ~. g20 square fest
more lose
That said instrnrnen; Of deposit for thsi rurrcss
ara ..s IN sa AID and Nth the *,
Of the District q COlumbi. are ownei by Henri~s,a
T.. Cowling. and certain James ". Richsrtson ap-
Tears 10 have interest IN ten thereon - In
s.yument OF srprniriation contains . prayer " th.
court 20 appoint thr~e persons apprase
which the owners Of -ad land ana pre- ai.s may
ss SS sT ss ~ as ..rsgs N s. .Pr
as N sI lie necessary for that Jurpo~e.
And Ntsfezs the marshal II the y.tn be. nef
the said Henrietta Il. Gov ling and JAuaes Richard
son not 10 be found Nov. thsr~,ors pur-uapos %
Nh order OF the court lerefafor~ psssst nod 4.
hereby given to the above named Hsnrl~tta v Cow
ling and james W hichardson. their heirs i-xa
representatives they either Of them he dead TO
appear before this Court IN General Term IN. ath
day OF January leei at the opeuing q tho court On
that day thereafter counsel cen h.sr1
TO show cause. ~ any they have hy zach spprsi.rrs
shall not he appointed aud such proceedinSs b. had
HENRY MISE 8Ah>ETT,
Attorney for the Brirhtwcot Railway Company
nslI rukfr<lN n th, s,ff -.
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FOR REN1-HOCSES.

l,OR BENr-i FsT NJ dEOOMe AND parus
Il all sern improvements uswly p.rssr-a snf
psn,ed = = %. Inquire =, JOINT cosrfsffrs
fcs5 q -: %. di-N.
I,oR RENT-loa { IT Nf-is ROOMS All
L modern imps rent. $50. IN advsncs arrl, 40
let - ne dlel&s
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EoR SALE
very stylish knsescting cobs that shppeto
Washington For style. action and speed cannot be
surpassed by any team il Washington. They per
feet pets, and can be ridden and driven By ladies'
One pair is golden sorrels; can't tell one from the
other Of English Hackney stock would suit lady for
spider phaeton; 10 hands; and years old; can
road IL miles en- hour. Second pair very hand
some. crossed, matched dark dappe gray and dark
bay. They are very pretty and finely formed good
names and tails and as hns pair Of knee acters
there is in the city. They of the best broke
family teams IN Washington drive well upon the BIT;
ike e aas
afull guarantee must be as represented No reason
'ss ss:s0 as ass HHsi y 'Ga 81, seek
EOR sALE-GRAY MARE, 10 HANDS; WORKS
price. s275. Can be in rear I724 st n W 1881
FOR sALEAoNE CoUPELETTE As GOOD AS
q; :.i.'SI iso for sa
EoR sALE-sADDLE MARE; VERY STYLISH
,af ne fsif.i sTRB Fl
FoR sALE.zTwo BAY HORSES: ONE :, ONE o
y yS Z ssy sound sind fearless trial alloy Ap
sf,E soas a GOOD 19YEEARoLD HORSE
price sls5 Address 4ia 10Th st. a. " anu diss
FqqE sAL II. Will BUY VERY STYLISH
* s'f is
FOE sALE-sI|o Will BUY LADIES' SPIDER
w s taca s 9e on SSd gHls sd
L wbips, &c have on hand nearly 400 carriage:
p e cos S, nPs
ts4. one se oor 81 YVES IN cay Or ssSs rss
can be seen a, this ss'ab!;shmen. ais whip. lap
second-haa,d carriages and wagons always hand.
TnS; FOODS VII be sold s 8 rigt my nsyrt
invite the nsc tG GALL as it may be to their Gdvsn
iptss, s:yie; built by 3 II lane S ns Pbisde.
rha never used quartered oak sash; bevcled- edged
edc, B eSch o se S and s and
% sIs SexNnt GrTsss me ry build
di7,St RODE" l. 'A''h' 'u''"'"< Baltimore Nd
single and double, fe rlsss. HIs roads;ers; nus. he
driven to be Approached 426 9th st n. ". dist
F9}sH a SAIL BnEwsTE8 LANDAU 2 GLASS;,
one se'son: an elegant joo; handsome
Etn' s}G, vs sS9a sw new S.sss
Landau Brewster nsed by private family two
5 !, ss aS ms%s . $f$ss aS
Ea'iGn' I cA R5$f.f e
dl6-ct sos North Cap S., Manager
FOR sALE--12e NEW AND 'sECoND-HAND
winter carriages of all the latest styles; 3 Brew
ster broushsl0s. coupe -rockeways, fve-xlass Ian
dau victo-ss 96 sets OF fine heavy harness. SO lap
robss and horse blankets: Ii ne BARGAINS for
cash. V. F. 9ETER, 46ti Pa. ave. n22
ENOR SALE-THIRTY HFAD OF HORSES JUST
4 arrived rom Georgetown. Ky. Three rsirs of bay
horses. ons pair of dappe srsys, six coupe horses
0f S's sfe i50!
driving horses. 10 be JOHN SIMMONS
SALE STABLES. 1910 Ohio ave- nlltd2J
l'OR sALE-CaRRIAGEs. WAGONS AND BUG.
L aies terms. Repairing and ordered work
promptly attended u. COOK JARBOE. S25j
Ws-t Washington rnh't6
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BOARDING

sI.uI 500 rhEhS 81 lfTa - ~ I.sl-
u -. t.Hoily te@-d -nd ON, ~ psr das as Ver
huEs tAlir-ho cuErh a y - Ariingtsa
soid.sr- u M "a ca5iE Joan b-id.~. ni7 zsn'
TN HOTEL KicHN SD.
INA azd y 81. ~.
VII orsu TUESDAY. L~-eul o-f q u.viy nrni,hsd
f-c 81 anf sss-i-vd. .ut al - kspt On TIE AuerI
ga an auf ret 70 "a. y ths month year
az im' Nv COLEMAN.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

T., n sALE-i21 ACREs GOOD LAND on PO-
u toms. " a-st ~ W-shinston .ni Alst.adrA;
s1l "A heios lstt~r place Of original Moaas
N-tnra u-et sgod builein<. f.peins ~stsr and
fruff sisctrfr rsdlsay ~ Mount Vsrusn.
pi-ist cross@stts lrQP.gty. Apply on pssnlsss o.
sair--~ :. n ssOsbES Drawer = kIsI.adriA Va
di2 ~
L.NuK -AIE-s FTNs sop-NcRE YARN, LYING
% ths buteuas. b~,w-sn 1. liverpool wharf and emf
ia h~.ch th.rs y susl Fra huuse. w GOOD
I4ir, a~o CUT ullanrs . rod or hard 10 also has
Tie and nn-st .r hec the liver the view
u rnof bnth AMI dOsn The rtvsr and the p are "
w. sfApt~ fuf -unD-r rescrt eiss 70 b cui up In
sla Tracts 10 snumsr homes fog r->ldeIt< % wash
Iynehharx. Va di7-S-
Lok SALE oST or THE FINEST FARMS IN
\ hsryisnd. ES .cr-- highly itnprovsd handsons
dsei1ss god OUT housss: l.rxs orrhsrd fns trucx
~ Land. railroad, tso fsctories.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

OF coLCMBIA.
edward j. NcCrtstAl ct al v. wilhsm W McCrist.l.
e al. No. L.. 30 IN equity.
rpon motion u the solicitor for the comp 10
IL. hy he court. this 18Th dAy - Dscenb-r isv
ordered that al gersnns having G sms again, the
estate Of FRANCES N. McCRfsTal. dere..ed. ap-
pear herein before James q. PAYNE. esS anditf. -
his Office IN the court hou.e at Nash inston. n. g.
on the SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. u ls<k4.
and establish their claims otherwise 20 BE- forsvef
barred frn setting up or as-stins the sane .ssnse
tie real estate IN these rro~etns~ tescrie-d the
proceeds thereof; IrQyidsd that COPY % this order
be published IN escn dayseition u Ths Ey-uinr star
newspsTe- for hr~e weeks b~fore tho sid day
IL = further ordered thst the order Of nQtice 70
CREDITOR pss-et herein ia. 18Th day q Decesn-
their e. inns or b-'crv January 1870. b. ana TIE
A. c. BRADLEY. Ju-sos
J. r. VOTING Clara
dl6-d3r ByL r. WILLIAMS. Asst. Clerk