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Evening journal., 1893-03-07
S. E. COR. 5TH AND KING STS.,

n tho place f0r 10uI. and ovanoraIod frulf.
Our fruit is really "a shoW-eu tiuds of SUM
dried and evaporated apples and peacl es;
those evaporated belhuwer apples make the
best of pies: scedless PLAINS ana pears; eynp-
grated blackberrics, apriCots. peaches, are
our leaders Those three cans OF tomatoes
for - cents are good value; our sytups are
first class: just try this syrup at a5 cents
pullOn. and our blossom corn, those apples az
Sc quarter peck are taking every ones sfency;
SO is our Hungarian Hour at - uN "a Dlllel
and those bags az 10 cents; we have the Gala
Lily Il aud OF Hungarian patent buy bag.
make biscuit and ask your best beau 90 tea;
there viii be a wedding -oon; the biscuit VIII
fetch him We have rice. USE our bcliiort
tea; everyone is asking Ion Wier's tea our
coffee Is cleared In the roasting; you can nave
70 cleared or not. as ANu IKE. We have
twenty-rine Brands of flour, and We can send
YOU those washing machines Sibs saves
women. 9ilt-cdged creamery butter. W
cents q pound. THOMAS WlEh, corner
Fifth and king streets.
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N. Y. Clothing House.
SIC Market Street.

In a few days more our
line of Spring Goods will be
complete, our second floor
even now is almost packed to
the ceiling with bright new
Spring Clothing clamoring to
be placed on our tables on the
first floor.
The Goods on the first floor
must be got rid of to make
room for the newl Suits must
90 if we have to mark them
down to fifty cents on the dol
lar. Trousers the same like
wise Children's Clo,hing.
See if we can ht you and
we'll save your money.
About 40 more of those
Spring Overcoats left at $7.75
they're worth $i2. Next month
you'll want one or probably
next week and they'll be all
gone. Isn't it worth $42s tc
buy one now?
Store open this evening un
til @ o'clock.
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Foreign.

Colonel Saunderson, the Irish Orange
leader and William Redmond, the Par
nelite, almost came to blows in the
lobby of the House of Commons It. is
said the men may fight a duel on the
Continent.
Many lives were lost and much prop
erty aud shipping destroyed by severe
hurricane at Tamatav ON the eastern
coast OF Madagascar.
The French Chamber Of Deputies by
request of the government, postponed
the debate on the bill on motion of NJ
Millevoy. regarding the alleged oonnec-
tion Of NJ FloqVet, M de Freycinet and
NJ Clemenceau with the Panama Canal
frauds
James Casey, the town clerk Of Tralee,
of County Kerry, shot and fatally
wounded Tax Collector Whelan during
the excitement of a political discussion
Evening journal., 1893-03-07
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
National.

Crowds focked to the White House
and President Cleveland was kept busy
receiving them. Governor Pattison and
staff, and Squire McMullen and tho
Randall club were among the visitors.
In order that the line of succession
might be strengthened Judge Gresham
was sworn Ga durink the afternoon at the
State Department, aud there to day the
other seven will take the oath and then
assume their duties
The Treasury Department was notified
of the withdrawal Of S2,Oi5, 900 of gold
from the New York sub treasury, leaving
only about $4,000. 600 of free gold.
MIR. Cleveland's first invitation came
from the Worlds Fair and was presented
by large committee.
Evening journal., 1893-03-07
New JERSEY.

Alarge number Of petitions denouneing
the race track bills aud calling for their
repeal were received by the House of
Assembly and referred TO the same com
mittee that has the repeater bills in
charge
Lawyers and others assert that if the
repeater bills are passed by the Legisla-
ture, the licenses to race tracks already
granted will terminate at the same time.
An attempt will be made to revoke the
racing license granted to the Monmouth
Park Racing Association.
Chancellor McFaul of Trenton, viii
begin suit of eiectment against Revs.
w. P. and p. A. Treacy TO secure pos
session Of the church at Swedesboro.
at a mass meeting in Camden petitions
were signed to be forwarded to the mem
bers of the Legislature asking men tc
vote for the repeal Of the race track
gambling bills.
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"Tha Operator.

A spectacular melodtama in Eve acts.
by S. p Ferguson VIII be the attraction
at the Grand Opera House tomorrow
night. The cast includes Willard and
William Newell who are as like as two
peas in pod, and who are able 10 deceive
the audience completely by their clever
doubles; George Heath, W. j. Wheeler
Stuart Taylor, Thomas Mcguire II S
Mslcome Henry Tuthin. Il. f. Gordon
r w. Williams, Ella Gardiner, Jessie
Wyatt, Agnes Cody. and Gertrude Dawes
The scenic and mechanical effects are
elnhnrnta
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philadelphia.

The Presbytery of Philadelphia met at
Tenth Presbyterian Church and dis
cussed the revision Of the Confession Of
Faith.
High officers Of the First Brigade give
interviews urging the early passage Of
the bill in the State Legislature to ap-
propriate money for the re equipment Of
the State militia,
Lee Toy, Mayor of Chinatown, who,
with six other Celestials, was charged
with conspiracy to take the life Of Gong
Hoar, head of the Chinese Masons, was
dismissed by Magistrate Mccarthy.
Six boys, inmates of the Presbyterian
Orphanage, who ran away, returned
voluntarily
Magistrate Pole discharged Sheriff s
Officer James Gainor and Henry c. But.
Ter, who were charged with having been
responsible for the death of Mrs T.
Denien.
The late William v Lippincott left
much Of his large fortune to Philadel
adelphia charitable institutions.
Evening journal., 1893-03-07
mARRIrn.-

BARLoW-CLAYTO0 a.. ..,so.o.
OF foNen Clayton, Eleventh and Heald
~ ss'ev's of rev M II, 5. Dulany. John i'll Barlow
tuis city -'- Ni-' ''-i %
iAy1A ~ lt' ileN iilaish -At the district
wednesday cFcn.ng. March I, hy Rev. Louis
i. Barrett. Nelson hoglto and sadie M. hO-
deuhiecr, both OF This city.
KEENAN, -fNGRAM.-On March ]. NJ No.
geo kirkwu1d street. hy Gcv. William l..
White, Robert fetuan and Mhs Emma n.
Ingram, both OF this city
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DIED,

CASEY.-ln Brandywine hundred. on Sun
day March o, ls1, Robert Casey, Sr., aged el
years.
COTTON. suddenly in this city, on the
5th instant, Franklin b. Cotton.
GAIlOWAN.-m this city on the Bird in
stant, Alexander Galloway, in his list year.
SlENLE.--In ihis citv, un Che 2d instant,
sophia kenia, widow of tto late Henry
kienio, aged 63 years.
MCCAULLEY.-In this city. on the 3i inst.
Mrs. Tamar NlcCaullcy. pa the 9sth year of
her age.
MORRELL. Tn this city, ON thcith instant
Mary Jane. wife OF 5. ". Mouel, aged Is
wears.
MURnOCK On tho 81 inctant. Frank
Gray MurdOck, SON of Harry Is. ana Annie NJ
Mufdock, ln the 9th year OF bite ago.
ROBIN ON.-lu thie city, on March @, 1893
Daniel SON of Daniel aud Jane Robson
aged 5 months and 1s days.
ZEblEN. In this city. on the 2d instant
Jacob Irhley, son of Benjamin aud Susan a
LeblHy. aged AT years.
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CHRISTOPHER C. RICHTER,
Address. Taneyynle p. o.
ID EaIsrER's ORDER.
nrcTerTRis 0FFTCT.


REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Del, February 81, 1885,
Upon the application OF Francis G.. Lnnoers,
Executor of John Laudcrs, late OF Sew
Castle hundred, iu said county, deccased, n
SIS ordered and directed by the Register that
tho Executor aforesaid give notice ol
granting of letters of administration upon the
estate COLI the deceased. with the cuie OF grant
ing thereof, hy causing nuNerNftntnl7 20 pc
posted within forty days from the date OF
sucn letters n SIX oi the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands AGAINST the estate to
present thc same, or abide by an act OF asath-
hly in such case made and provided; ana also
cause the stme to he inserted within the same
period in the EvEsING JOURNAL a. newspaper
published in Wilmington, Del, ana 10 be con-
unued therein three weeks, le. ~. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- of Office of the Register aioresalu
al Wilmington, in New Castle
Il. s. county Aforesaid, the day ana
year above written.
- j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters or admin
ietration were iu due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned, on the 2ith day OF
l February, a. ID, ,laA and that an persons nav
/ inr claims against the estate of the deceased
/ must present the same, duly attested, 90 the
said administrator, on or before the lith ael
/ al February. 1924, or abide DE act of assembly
in such case made and provided. -
FEANJls q. LANDhhS'
Executor.
Address. New Castle, Del.
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ADJUSTMENTS

opera House-"Oh, what a Night"
"Oh, What a Night" pleased fair
audience at The Opera House last night
The singing, comedy and the many
specialties are good "Oh, What O.
Night win again be- presented 10 night.
Evening journal., 1893-03-07
Acndemy-"After twenty years"

Edwin r. Mayo and his company ap-
peared in his new melo drama After
Twenty Years The company WIS un
able to reach the city until 10 but by
o o'clock the curtain was rung up and
the play began. To night and Wednes-
day night aud a matinee TO morrow
afternoon the play viii be repeated.
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PennsrIvanin.

It has been discovered that at least
$12,OC of the supposed assets Of F. V.
Rockafellow, the Wilkes Barre banker,
consists of funds entrusted to him which
he Incorporated.
A meeting viii be held on March 20
in Pittsburg when capitalists interested
in a canal to run from Lake Erie TO
Pittsburg may organize a company.
Judge Ermentrout, Of Reading, took a
seat on the Schuylkill County Bench to
temporarily relieve Judge Pershing, who
is still ILL.,
George c. Frame, cigar manufacturer,
and Otto Eising, brewer both of Read
ing, failed.
General p S Brubaker, who was i'm
prisoned at Honduras, has written oi
his release to his brother at Lancaster.
Evening journal., 1893-03-07
PUBIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
4 WIN he sold nt No. a05 N est street, on
Thursday morning, March 9. at O30 o'clock
sharp. Carpets, bureaus, Chnirs, large re-
irigcraturs, one aquarium and tull line or
huuHehO q goods. sale posi- i've
/. w. SrlnHAM a SON. Auctloneors.
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.The n.ril.. Anetlon.s .

Charles II. Yale with large company
Of capable artists will present his great
spectacle "The DEVILS Auction, ct the
Grand Opera House on Friday evening
next
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work ON The Annex Begun.

The work of constructing the new
addition TO the West mill az the Harlan
and Hollmgsworth Company was begun
this morning
Evening journal., 1893-03-07

NOTICE WHARFAGE AND STORAGE.
~ ChrHnann river foot OF East Seventh
street. shipping facilities Toy ilroc railroads,
pennsTlFani Baltimore and Ohio and Mil-
minnton and Northern philadelphia and
Reading Connection. Vessel owners and
agents, contractors. merchants and dealers
generally are informed that they can obtain
tgharfnre and storage room on our property
at reasonable rates. Apply to MCCULLOUGH
IRON COMPANY. Seventh and hailfuad
Avenue, Wilmington.
NOTICE PURE EXTRACTED HONEY
~ 90 lsd0 Oak street. III A. GEkHAhI.
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.lnnrr Crncl.rll-i, ,,

Frank Mayo ia "Davy Crockett" viii
appear at the Grand Opera House on
Saturday night next
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Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchase
we viii return your money.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue OF an order Of tho Chancellor Of
The State OF Delaware, madc on the twentieth
day of February, a. d.. 1893, viii be exposed
20 snlo az Public Nendue, on
SATURDAY. THE ZIG FIFTEENTH DAY or
MAHOH. 1888.
At2 O'Clock %. m d.. at the Court House. IN the
city uf Wilmington, lcL. the olOwinT do
srrihad Real Nsfato. formerly OF Nathan
HOulIcn, dpcDu ed now OF sarah ~. rolerts,
iwile OF Charles kohUrtsl more particularly
bounded and described as follows, tu Sd;
aIl chat certain plantation anu tract Of
lnud q uufe, lying and being in lcn-
rldar Hundred New Castle equity
and State OF Delaware, bounded BY
lands of Curtis B Ellison, James Houlden.
Daniel shaw and others. containing ESQ acres
oi iand. more or less. 10 being The same land
AND premises which Nathan I. boulden. by
deed heaiinT datr the tenth day of january
A. d.. laos did grant and convey in fee slime
pie To- MILAN MiilWard.
And 10 is ordered thnt un Monday, The third
dny of April, A. ID, SOB, at 10 o'clock. a.. In.,
the trustee make return to this Court of his
proceed ugs under this order and decree.
Attendance WIFI be given and terms made
ALEXANDER b. COOPER. Trustee.
Attest. COLON FERGUSON.
Register in Chancery.
Terms. 10 per cent cash and balance on OF
before return of sale april B. 1873.
This ia "a worry desirable and valuable pro-
| ucrty and VIII be sold free and discharged 0l
am liens and membranes.
ALfN. b. COOPER, Trustee.
/ William A llukin. Auctioncer.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TWO GENTLEMEN OR MAN AND WIFE
4 can he accommodated with board =. w.
corner Fourth aud Jefferson streets.
w ANTED. -BOARDERS, GOOD ACCOM-
w modatione. No. f0e Fest Fourth street
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FOR REM
WEST SIDE.

WEST SIDE.
20l West Sixth, rooms.
Q22 West sixth, rooms.
~ ll Market. rooms and hath.
n. N. cor 10Th and Market, 10 rooms and bath.
1919 Market. rooms and bath.
l16 Market. rooms and bath.
til l innll, rooms and bath.
lu West Fourth, rooms and bath.
South clayton n rooms aud bath.
ln1l III coin. rooms and bath.
On West Third, @ rooms aud bath.
n.6 West Third, rooms and BATH
.ll Adams. rooms.
Gil Adams rooms and bath.
no West, rooms and bath.
llle West, rooms and bath.
ESQ Gilp.n avenue. Qrooms and bath.
ll23 6ilIiu avenue rooms.
olo Lowering avenue, rooms.
SEA lowering avenue rooms.
e2l lowering aycnueA rooms,
iOl West Front rooms and bath and store.
lli3 West Front, 2 rooms and bath and storo.
l102 N est Front, rooms and BATH
1908 West Front, rooms aud bath.
lglG West SECOND. rooms and bath.
M shipley. 9 rooms and bath.
N3 ~hlulcy. rooms
oie West Eighth, arooms and bath.
sOi West ninth, rooms ana bath.
lif Scott, rooms and hath
Goa Van furpn, TO rooms and bath.
6li Van Buren,. no rooms and bath.
4N5 West Fourteenth, o rComs and bath.
sr Market. store and dwellings IA rooms and
! I5li West Fourteenth II rooms and bath.
! lti8 Van Buren, o rooms and bath
/ itO West Eighth. rooms ald bath.
EAST SIDE.
/ l013 1919 Spruce G rooms and bath.
lulf Spruce. @ rooms uru bath.
| Eleventh and kirkwoOd, house and store.
! l3 Wilson. 8 rooms
/ 203. 2ot. 20d i0i East Fifth, rooms aud BATH
/ $40 Vast Thirteenth. rooms and BATH
/ 4l Poplar. rooms and bath.
! 5ll King. rooms and BATH
/ $40 King. DO rooms and bath.
/ ioO0. y .13. l7. 10 Church, rooms and bath.
! liai il3l East Fourteenth. rooms.
1 % Robinson, q rooms ana hath.
/ i4 Robinson. d rooms.
/ no East sis teen b, N rooms and bath.
! ll05 East 1h rtvonih. rooms.
] inb Pine rooms and bath.
/ OOO French, T. rooms ana bath.
MEAEn r. Nm
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Now is Yomr Time

TO use the genuine Carlsbad Sprude
Salts. Il is Natures remedy. Donot be
imposed upon by unscrupulous dealers
who will Try to sell you worthless imi-
tations, 10 increase their own profit only.
Evening journal., 1893-03-07
Are These Names Good Enough.


Julian Hawthorne, Anatole France. etc.
Ambrose Bierce
Mary j. Hawker f"Lauoe Faiconor'n
We'll they are @ few from long list OF dis
tineuishcd writer's uf fiction who are under
agreement 20 write for Town Topics lN cekly
and "Tales from Town Topics Quarterly
zach weeks issue of Town Topics VIII contain
"a Short story aud one or two chapters OF "a
novel from one Of these great authors
Town Topics Dr. enlarged TO ~ pages so inst
This IMPROVEMENT Introduction uI lne
highest class of sturies-can Doe mHde without
curtailiug tho many other features OF lnt
journal, which have made it the greatest
weekly for the entertainment OF men ana
wOmcn-peoDle OF culture over puhllahcu-
Tales from Town Topic. the now world
famed Quarterly. viii hereafter contain ln
each numb r. in addition io the many excel
lent things cullod from past years issues oi
Town TOPICS. a. complete orlgil al mover no
secure the best, prze OF !" i,Nou lr ouefcu.
Noune who enjoy s the highest class OF hc-
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pertains 10 good society, can afford 20 ne Win
| out Tows TOPICS every week. There is so
much interesting reading IN 10 ana in me
| Tales 80 that a club subscription % both Wul
| supply any faulty with abundant reading OF
| the most entertaining character All the year.
RATES;
! Town Topics per annum. Sill a trial
| subscriution for ihrCe months. &i-OO
/ Tales from Town Topics, per number,
! so cents. Per auuUm, $751;
/ Both Cluhbed, per annum. 80 90,
] no get beginning of these great stories, sub
| scribe at once through any book or news
registered letter to Town IoPlcs.2 81 West 2jo
send 10 cents for sample copy Town
/ Tories.
Evening journal., 1893-03-07
roR SAFE.

EOR SALE e8On0, on VERY EASY
II terms IS the price of either 1925 on llei
West Fourth street Nine rooms and bath.
porchcs, heaters. cabinet montela, sewer con.
nectinus, etc. Have already sold llaN, lltl
and 4 '0. can Dee seen hy applying to.
J. s, BRENNAN, ol0 West sixth str et.
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RroIsrER,s oRnER.
y REGIsTER's oRDER
RFGIsrER,s oFFIcE.

New U01TI0 I0uUTV, WHTrI = I7III.
Upon the application of Christopher a.
Rfrhter EXeculOrO OF Dhristlau1 Sparks late OF
Brandvwinc hundred. in said county, de-
ceased. I'd is ordered and directed by the kee-
isfer That the Executor Aforesaid give
notice of granting of Letters Of s tmlnistra-
lion upnn the estate of the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof
bv causing advertisements 20 bee posted
within forty DAYS from the date ot
such Letters In Six OF the most public places Of
the county of New Castle, requiring an per
sons having demands against the estate "a
present the same. or abide by am Act Of AS
1emhly in such case made and provided; and
also ciiuse the same to be inserted within the
same ueriod in the Evening Journal q news
paper published in Wilmington, Del, and
10 be continued thoreIn Lhroo MeeAe. q. .. q.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE. .-GO TO CLARK's 05 MADI-
~ s0u street fus pure candy.
NOTICE TO THE DELINQUENT TAX.
~ payers Of Rrnudywiuo hundred.
The taxable residents ot NrnndyWluc hum
lrcd and AN persons liable tu pay tax in said
hundred are hereby notified that the UNDER
signed delinquent tax collector for said hum
drod win Doe at ShHrpleV's School House, Sat
urday, March la, Practical Farmer. Monday.
March 30. East Lake. BullOck's Store, Tues
day. March Cd. between tine hours OF lO o.. m.
and p. M. for the purpuse OF receiving taxes
800 pursuance of an act oi the General Assem-
hly ol this state.
Laws of Delaware. "Fvery such collector
shall. between the first and second Tuesday
of March in eyCrv year, give and fuhheh in
newspaper printed iu hundred of
which DE ia collector, or in adloin-
ing hundred, or .in case there be
none such then in newspaper pub
ushod DOB the city of Wilmington. tom days
notice that he viii attend go convenient
times and places. stnti ihe same, to re-
CeiVo such taxes; and hc shall also give fhc
stinc notice hN handhINl posted In nt least
ten OF the most public places in each hum
drod of which De- ia collector such notice
and the notices hcroin-hel0rc required q
Doe given hy the said receiver OF taxes, shall
he deemed and taken Co he sufficient de-
ma a under existing law ga relation To- th,
collection of taxes ln thia state"
w. E. HUSBANDS.
Collector Of delinquent taxes OF Brandy
wine hundred.
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REAL ESTATE.

nor RENT.-TnE SECOND STORY
II room fiQ Market street. size l1xllT
feet. weu lighted, would suit for society
room or Light manufacturing. Entrance on
Market and Slipley streets. rent e21O0O "A
year. JAMhs MONAGHAN. 4la Market 50.
TOR RENT-A STABLE WITH SIX
II stalls on Orange street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets. Apply TO- JOHN =. DON
oboe. dil Orange street.
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NlrInI

Notice Is hereby given that letters Tes-
tameutary were in due form OF law granted
uuto the undersigned. on the second
dnv of March. a. ID lsf3 and that all per-
sons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the same, duly
eftesfed. 10 the said Executor, ON ur before
the s. cond day of Marco. i6gi, or
abide the Act of Assembly In such case made
~ l-o---- -nmnLsrnDmER n nLGuTER.
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HEALD q CO.

FOR RENT.
GDi Vac Buren, street rooms and bath s25.
6l5-l5-i7-l9. jackson street. 10 roons and
Broomc and Banning streets i8 rooms and
bath e22
-Four houses Lowering avenue and jackson
street rooms and bath Sli
2ao. Market street : rooms. SIG.
SIORE@.
Lowering avcnue aud Jackson streets so.
Third and Washington streets e2o.
Apply %
JOHN nIuLYENA.
Phone. G'a so. al1 Market stree
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It's odd that when we want watch 10 run
we have to set it.-lonkers Gazette.
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nANKrNo AND FINANCIAn.
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION
II or
WILMlNGrON. DEL,

RANKING AND FiNAhClAA.
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ or
WILMNGroN. DEL,
AUTHORIZED CAPIrAL..-...S $500, 600.
New series just issued Books now ready.
Shares. 8 each per month.
Money loaned 10 members on first mortgage
ON improved real estate In the city OF Mu-
Easy monthly paymen s. enable mcmhcrs 20
home ON the most ad vantagcOus terms with
very little outlay above regular rent.
rur shurla or further Information apply 90
EDWARD A. klRN. President.
DR. y. H. SiMMS. Vice President.
WM. r. HAWKINS. Secretary.
SOL. ID. srAATs. Treasurer
A RTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK
NO. 5oe MARKET sTREET.
Wilmington, Delaware
Omen daily from O'Clock a. M until p. nd,
and on Tneednys and Saturdays from to
%. 90.
ASSETS f05l, l70. 80
DEPOSITS, sac Cal. .s2
SURPLUS. s11O 529.17
INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits
money for cne or more calender months n
Inc rate of per cent. per annurl.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Estate
GEORGE W. BUSH. President.
q. WESLEY MhLuiN, Nlcc-treruunt.
E. T.TANLOR, Secretary and Treasurer
JOSEPH NJ. MAIHEh, Auditor.
/ Nov. 2.
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aELP WANTED.
WANTED. -BLACKsMITHs.
McCABE a. DARRAUGH.

u 4
w McCABE q DARRAuGH.
WANTED. LADIES TO DO WRITING
w 20 home. VIII ray el8 60 800 per week.
Send self adtrf s7el, stamped envelope for
reply. Address MMk. WRIGHT, Miahawaka'
Ind.
w ANTED. "A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral homework, 6ll West Sixth Street
Eeiereucc required,
NVTANIED MAN on ADDRESS. TACT
w uual and business ability 60 solicit suh-
scriptous for "a high class Catholic punlica-
tiun. salary and commission, Address THE
AMEhlCAN .CAIHQLlG, hisI0kllCgAAiL
BOOK AND NEWS PUBLISHING COM
pANY. llOi and 1906 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia.
WANTED GOOD wnEELwRIGHT AT
w once. Apply 90 JOSEPH HtlsEL, 50.
GEORGES. Del or Kent lion y Hdw. Co. city.
CALEsAIAN TO MANUFACTURE AND
- whole sale our New Process cl ier mt de
without rpplee. Excellent wages. cents
~ particulars Western Cider Co. Lick boN
oa3 Topeka Kan.
SITUATIONS WANTED
CITUATiON BY a SOBER INDUS
- trious married man Position I'm furni-
ture store on somewhere he can advance
himself by strict attention tn his duties, Will
Ing 90 do anything. Address :. this office.
NNTANTED. ALL HOUsEKEEPERs TO
w know that we are prepared 60 q nain
family washing and ironing at cents per
pound. Goods called FOR and delivered
promptly free Of charge. satisfaction guRr
nutepd. STAR LAUNDRY, 100 West Seventh
street. HAlNEs s. co.
Evening journal., 1893-03-07
Profits Large.

In a general way the roads pay per
cent. on twice their value, or 6 per cent.
interest on the bonds, which represent
the actual cost of the road. and 6 per
cent. on the stock, which is bonus for
the money advanced on the bonds In
the coal regions. where culm is used en-.
tirely in the power houses, the saving ON
fuel alone over what it would cost at
distant points, almost pays the interest
on the bonds The cuim costs only %
cents per ton, and as there are generally
ineXhaustible heaps of it near the power
houses the hauling is included in the 25
cents per ton At the same time the
riders save greatly over the steam car
fares, as the trolley fares average about
cents for three miles
Evening journal., 1893-03-07
ATLANTIC CITY, n. ).
THE WESTMINSTER.

Kentucky Avenue between Pacific Avenue
and Ocean.
new house under experienced manage
mont. Every convenience.
MRS. NJ. ROCHE