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YouR UNcLEs PAYaoLL.

The Report Of IA spasial Committee Deals
In Some Pretty Large siEures.
Representative Dockery Of the joint
committee Of congress, appointed at the
last session to inquire into the status Of
the laws organizing the executive de-
partments, has submitted a partial re-
port It was prepared under the direc-
ton of Messrs. Cleaves and Courts,
clerks of the committee on appropria-
tions of the senate and house, respective
ly, andis an index and reference to all
the laws relating to the executive de-
partments. A general rccapitulation
shows that appropriations have been
mahe for specific salaries for the year
ending June 30, 1894, in the several de-
partments as'follows:
Executive salary, the president $4,000;
salary, the vice president, $500; q salaries,
executive Office. $500
Department Of state-S2 salaries SllS,G20.
Department Of War-l5s9 salaries. S}.Q26,g1O.
Department Of tho Trcasury-27R salaries,
S3.3d9,p60.
Postonice Department-G55 salaries, S774.f0O
Department Of Justice-l0s salaries, sl67,750
Department Of the Navy-2l0 salaries, $780,
30.
Department of the Intcrior-a,a57 salaries,
S4,l3Of5f.
Department Of Agriculture-s23 salaries,
Z sill.3D.
Department Of Labor-15 salaries, sl0l.020.
Civil Service Commission salaries, S36, 400
Fish Commission--l67 salaries, SlT2.l20.
Interstate Commerce Commissioned sala-
ries, $4,000.
Under Smithsonian Institution-rhe salaries
or compensation Of all necessary emp. 1yeos on
account Of the National museum, bureau OF
| International exchange, North American etlS
nology. National geological park and the As
tro-physiral observatory are provided for In
/ general appropriations, without specifying
] numbers or amounts.
! Government Printing Ohlce-T salaries. Sl5,-
/ 100.
/ Library If Congress-30 salaries, S43.s0o.
District of Columbia-l,9l6 salaries, 81 $685.
| $50.
Grand total, si3,38llo6.
Washington Dispatch.
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DIED

BOTT-In this CITY. on the llth instant
Samuel A Bott, aged 43 year
Relatives and friends. members OF the Or
der Of ST. 6eorge. Wi dsJr odge, No. .. and
members of Wilmington Lodge No. 3, A. %.
Y. w. arr invited 10 attend he funeral from
his late residence. No fl3 South NanBuren
street. on Sunday afternoon at . 1'clO X. In-
terment at Riverview Cemetery.
WORTH.-On October 8, 1893, Mrs. d.
B. Dilworth. of No. lOl5 West Eighth street,
widow OF Ziba Dilworth.
FINNEGAN-On the 18Th inst, John Finne-
gsn. I'm the 4jth yearof his age.
Relatives and friends. also division No. l..
4 o. H. aud Wilmington 'ouncii G. b. l..
are invited 90 attend his funeral from his
late residence No SOP Spruce street on Mon
lav morning. High Msss a. St. Mary's
church at o'clock. luterment az Cathedral
Cemetery.
FLINN.-In his city. on the seh instant,
John b. Finn, son OF John b. and Nellie
Finn. aged I ears and 10 months.
HESsION.-Cn October ~, Eugene c.
Hession. in his 23d year.
LLINGSWORTH.-Qn the eth instant,
n Danville. lll formerly OF Philadelphia,
William r.. son OF the late Jesse and Mary
ID. ho.lingswurth. of Wiimingo'.
IRWIN.-On October n. Willie r., son of
" Nill am and Susie Irwin, aged wears
Intprmeut on Thursday, October AZ, az p
"a. Funeral private.
MAXWELL Entered into rest, on Monday
October p Ann Bayard Maxwell. Wife OF The
late George Maxwell.
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The Paris Universal Exhibition.

One Of the principal events Of the
week has been the issue of a decree,
signed by President Carnot and pub
hshed in The Journal Omciel, organiz-
ing the commission for the universal ex-
hibition to be held here in 1900. The
measures proposed are similar to those
taken for the exhibition here four years
ago. One Of the most intimate friends
of the president, NJ. Alfred Picard of
the Conseil d'Etat, is named commits
sary general and director in chief of the
entire enterprise, and he will be aided
IN his herculean task by numerous con-
sultative committees. 1t is needless TO
add that this exhibition, organized for
the purpose Of inaugurating the COM
mencement of the twentieth century, is
to be immeasurablys superior to the great
tar of 1889 and TO be on a scale alto
gether unprecedented Letter.
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PoIsoned BY seroraIa

Is the sad story Of many lives made
miserable through no fault Of their own.
Scrofula is more especially than anv
other hereditary disease, aud for this
simple reason: Arising from impure
and insufficient blood, the disease locat e.
itself in the lymphatics, which are CON
posed Of white tissues: there is a period
Of foetal life when the whole body con
sisis Of white tissues. aud therefore,
the unborn child is especially suscept
ible TO this dreadful disease But there
Il remedy for scrofula, whether
hereditary or acquired Il is Hoo :,
Sarsapsrlls which by its powerful effect
on the blood, expels all trace Of the
disease and gives to the vital fluid The
quality ard color of health If you
decide to take Hoods Sarsaparilla do not
accept any substitute.
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MARRIED.

TARR-IREDELL-By Rev. George W.
Folwell, Of Philadelphia, assisted by tile Rev.
". Il. Bainbndge.of this city. al the Della
ware Avenue Sspt'st Church IN October -,
1873, Winfield >. Starr 10 Miss Mable NJ.
lrfden.
START-COVERD At the resid nee
of the bride, 2i5 West Elev, nth street, on
Thursday morning, October T.. 1873. by
Rev. =. kei Twin. harles Hye Start and
Ella Il. Cove rdale both of Wilmington, Del.
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NOTICES.


NOrlCB.-THE MEMBERS OF WILL
~ mington Lodge, No ], 40. u. w, and
members Of other A. o. u. w. lodges are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral of
Brother samuel Bott, from his late residence,
il8 South NanBuren street, Sunday afternoon.
October l5. at o'clock. Members viii meet
40 lodge rooms, Ninth and Market streets, nt
1 O'Clock sharp. BY order
JOHN IAIt. Master Workman,
Attest; CHAs. NJ. MUkCH, Recorder.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TANpAYERs
~ Receiver o. Taxes John r. Dickey will
sit at the following places during the month
Of August az dates as stated, for the collection
Of county, pOOr, road ana dog taxes for the
year lsa3 During July August an soptom-
Der per cent OH.
October lf-l Ownacnd
October iG-TOwnrend.
October 0-Hlackbird
October O-Blnckbird.
October 2l-sharpless's School House.
October Mlddletown.
October "a Odessa.
October 25- stanton.
October 26- HOckcsein.
October 27-NewpOrt.
October .8-Ioy's Hotel.
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Honored be they who built
the Nigilant!
Honored be he who COM
manded her and won the cup.
We feel proud of the best
yacht in all the world, and we
feel proud of best Clothing
that can be produced.
If S1o is your limit for a
Suit, the New York Clothing
House will show you forty
styles. Good wear, good taste
and exquisite fit arelour strong
points.
At $12 and SIS you can
pick from sixty styles of as
Dressy Suits as the Clothing
world has yet turned out.
That Overcoat room of ours
is having a boom.
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visiting fremen He does not think home
rule In Wilmington party issue, saying
that as many Democrats as Republicans
favor It,
J. Frank Blggs is at the Worlds Fair
Nathaniel w. Davis went to the
Worlds Far this morning.
Misses Jennie, May and Burdella Davis,
of Milford. are guests of their brother,
ex- Deputy Attorney General Thomas
Davis. at No. 912 Delaware avenue.
They have Just returned from Chicago,
where they spent two weeks among the
wonders of the great international ex
position.
FIX Speaker of the House John Il. Hof
fecker, of Smyrna, and POSTMASTER II.
d Webster, Of Clayton, are in town to-
day.
Hugh C Browne expects to so to the
Worlds Fair next week
Mrs. Robert r Porter and daughter,
Ethel. of No. $50 West Sixth street, have
returned home after spending two weeks
with friends and relatives in Cecil and
Kent counties, Maryland.
Miss Mary v Watts, of Townsend,
has re urued home, after visiting Nil
miugton relatives aud viewing the fire
mems parade.
Corbett will write about himself in Th,
Sunday Star to morrow. Ask your news
dealers for The Star
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FREE trial !.
DR.. MarStOn'S Great Offer
TO the Sick
To Test the Curative Powers Of
His Wonderful Remedy
BACILLIN"

Which is sold at the drug store of.N. = Dan
forth, Second and Market streets. this city,
OF at his ofiice az 81 per bottle, for Consump-
tion and other wastlRg diseases. Hundreds
of bottles are used every month with little or
no advertising, but simply by its wonderful
curative powers.
II heals the liberated lungs, builds W the
strength and puts on flesh as no other agent
las ever done.
SAMPLE nOrrLr FREE.
After a personal examination at his Office
DR.. MHrstOn Will present free sample pottao
Of his great remedy. Bacillin, TO ala suffering
from diseases as described below. This oiler
Is for one week only.
WHO SHOULD USE BACILLlN.
II you are suffer ng from Chronic Cough,
Sore Throat. CRtarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Scrufula: ~ you have had La Grippe. or any
debilitating ailmt no thai Is gradually under
mining the tystem; If 10 ts noticed that you
are gradually losing flesh and strength; OF
you become weak ahd short Of breath after
any eXertion, or take co eaaiy-you are the
one who should avail yourself Of this re-
markable agent. Baclllin WON'T cure AL dis
eases.
ADVANTAGE OF FREE COMPILATIONS.
Those suffering from any chronic di ease Of
the lungs, stomH ch, liver, Kidneys, heart or
blood may go TO Dr. Marssun with a surety OF
speedy recovery.
lie has been wonderfully successful treat
ing patients residing out OF town and unable
20 come 10 see him personally. No charge Is
made for consultation. either personally or
boy letter Office, No l3i south Ninth street
near Walnut. Philadelphia. Hours, To 4,
20 8. Sundays, . TO j. "A. N
Anyone desiring 10 learn regarding lr
Mar,ton's success and his methods Of treat
meut should write for MarstOu'e Record,
which viii be sent free TO any address
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT. - HOUSE WITH El GIT
per month. Apply % HURLOCk Bh Orh-
ERS. sixth ann popla streets
DuBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.
4 on the school no, se road, near llare's
Corner. New Castle hu udrcd. on y HURS-
DAY. OCTOBHh 28 iSHi at . y. IN, 'ont0in-
ing l8l acres. with nearly n ew house, srooms,
la'ge barn, hen house. ice house, carriage
house, etc being one Of the hn0st farr rs in
the county. For particulars see large bills.
Terms at sale.
ELlZABETH ARN STRONG.
h. A. SrOOPS.
Executors OF w. 4. Stops.
l.. W siidham a Son. Auo tioneers.
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PROPOSALS.

1 +. 49, 1893 ln accord with an ord nance of is
CITY of New Castle. the Street 4 ommittee of
City Council invlte hi1s for t'ue unloadir a.,
hauling and placing Oi 1900 bushels OF she lli
from baiges shells tC he DiAced on no All
starting at city line at uppe' end OF Roger IS
woods working towards the city. Shells 10 De
placed at "a depth of six inches and tnpering
u sides Of roads. The Successful bidder 10
give security the double amount oi contract
All bids must be in by Monday evening,
October 18TH. at o'clock p. m. ut the m ayor's
office. when bids will he opened and COM
traces awarded TO the lowest bidder.
The corumittee reserve TIE right 10 refuse
any or an bids.
HENRY fsCuuMAKrR,
JOsEpm TAYLOR
Sheet Committee.
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Kingswood NJ. f. Church, Fourteenth and
Claymont streets, Rev. II. =. nulany, pastor.
Preaching and n ceution Of prob ati0ners. 10 30:
Sunday school p. IN hallelujah service. 8 81:
preaching and revival service, 7.4j. Ladies'
Mite society of kingsyyOld will give q musi-
cal and literary entertainment Wednesday
evening October IS.
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ITEMS or INTEREST

Flossie little daughter of a newspaper wo-
man)-"Oh. mamma, Mabel and I have q
lovely secret about our dolls. Id ike TO tell
vow. only
Her Mother-"Only what. Flossiegn
flnssie-"Only I'm afraid you'd write IL
up.''-New York Tiiees.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

The EARLIER symptoms Of dyspepsia, such
as distress after eating. heartburn, aud occa-
sionRl headaches. should not be neglected.
Take Hoods sarsapaIilia and be cured
Hoods Pills are the hest family thartic
and liver medicine. Barmless, reliable, sure
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FDucArroNAI.

u VENING SESSION OF GOLDF Y COM
II MERCfAL AND SHORT-HAN ~ COL
LEGh. Eighth and Market sire ets. now
Omen. Odlce open evenings hernuinr.
septamber 25th. FOR the enrolment o. students,
lntividual-not class-instrrcuu'i in book.
teacl erl. arithmetic, fpelling letter. writing
rapid calcule etions, box mar ding, slrirt-hnn,
No emh. ,rfassment. ANY aye. Both sexes
No class as. Terms rensonB he. Etsy paw
ments. Lare opportunity. 10 Secure your
seat now. Call on or address,
II. $ GOLDEY. princhal.
Day sessions. to3 ONCE open a daily sGQtoh-.
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Strictly One-price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
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A battle between the English forces
aud the Matabele tribe In South Africl
is reported to have occurred.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

The Philadelphia Bureau of Charities
decided at its meeting that the Philadel
phis hospital would not receive patients
from other city hospitals without the
approval Of a member Of the board.
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A combination Of street railways with
a capital stock Of $4,000 900 was com
pieted at San Francisco
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BUSINESS CARDS.


A Ian CUNNINGHAM. ATTORNEY AT
n Law. has removed 10 sN Market f. rect
CIGARS AND TOBACCO, WHOLE SALE
I aud retail. j. II. HARNlNs. 2l5 Y. an.
H.& N. BREWING COMPANY, BOT
IL TLkRS AND BREWERS.
1 AIDES COATS REPAIRED An KING ).
l. Glh Orange street.
MUSIC LESsONsi GIVEN on PIANO To
vi young pupils. Terms moderf 10. Apply
No. ia West Twelfth street,
NOTICE. best CASH PRICE PAID
~ for old gold and silver at HAF.RIS'S, ia
Market street.
GIGN PAINTING AND En Gk AVlNG. A.
- BuCikR 3ll Shipley street..
ME DICAE-
MARRIED LADlEf.-SEN d 10 GENTS
VI for "infallihle saeCguard ono MEDICINE
no deceptionJ iust waat lyou want. ladies'
Ha7ar NaaSea CITY. do
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"What." say most wives TO themselves.
glancing around the r. ON as they hear thor
husbands coming up the steps, will he lind
70 scold alb ut this timef'-AtchisOn Globe.
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SUMMARY or EARLY NEWS.


The American People the Most Patasnt
in the World. Says Joseph Chamber
iain-Urged 20 Vote for Unconditional
Repeal.
Joseph Chamberlain, NJ. p, az New
Y o1k, said the American people were the
most patient IN the world He declares
that such policy Of obstruction as is
now being pursued in the Senate would
be impossible in England.
JAMES Good Fellow, OF Bound Brook,
N. j., was visited by stranger who
claimed TO be pensiol agent. The man
temporarily blinded him with drug,
chloroformed him aud then stole so and
escaped.
Lawrence Bungert, a milkmau. OF
Union county, N. j., got verdict Of
$23 0CO from the Pennsylvania railroad
for injuries received in grade crossing
accident
The Russian feet was received with
unusual honors at Toulon, France, the
entire city being en- fete The celebra
tion OF the event, which has assumed an
international character, will be carried
on for several days and will be marked
by splendid ceremonies by day and by
night.
Controller Thompson, and Jacob
Wildemore and Joseph q Richmond.
of Philadelphia, accepted the nomina
tions rendered them by the Republican
conventions
A large delegation of basiness meu
called upon Senators Cameron and
Quay, and urged them TO vote for
the unconditional repeal of the
Silver Purchase law la their replies,
Mr. Cameron was defiant, while Mr.
Quay acqui,sced
The trustees Of the Williamson Free
School, OF Phi lAdelphis, inspected the
work and buildings Addresses were
made by Hon John Wanamaker and
others
While cunning for ducks John Nodack,
of Madison Township, N. accidentally
shot himself through the heart
At Scranton John Morrigan was con
v'cted Of setting fire to the barn Of
Widow Kemmerllug.
| Tho nI,fIoI.l,bfa p,raau 90 NL,,fffos
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A special worlds Fair Exourslon.

On October 18th, at s.47 a. m. a special ex-
oursiOn will leave Delaware Avenue Station,
B. & o. X. r. for the Worlds Fair. Going via
Washington and returning Via Niagara Falls
and the celebrated Lehigh AMI N yOming Val
leys. Tickets permit stop over at Niagara
FALL. The train " in consist of coaches and
sleepers, and will arrive I'm Chicago Al ll.55
a. m. the next day. Tickets good 10 r. turn on
an trai S until November ~ Inclusive. Low
est rate since the opening OF the Fair Apply
Il once for berths ana tickets O II A. Miller,
@. =. A. B. & o. X. r., Delaware Avenue
station, Wilmington, Del.
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ArsUsErfrNrs.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Monday and Tuesday, October 10 and n.
MR. J. j. BOWLING
la the S2O,ooO production,
captain HERNE, U. s. A."
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER rs.
Frederick Ward and IOgiS lanes
In fine Scenic Production of usnr,. c,,,.
Carleton's Va he"iS "uS
THE LI'DM'S MOUTH"
Mr.. Warde as Rinaldo
co,,pAN,v Mg. j. mes AS Fra Angelo.
prices 3, n, 5o N s"s "ss > dlRrN PEOPLE.
SHELL1SOT PARK.
H., 3 ATNkDAn-l ~ Jancing afternoon and even.
Ing ts' level, erformRnce will be given by
-. =. W. ~ le school children AZ 3 p. m.
. HELP WANTED.
WAN iTD-MEN OR WOMEN FOR Dis
~, .rict managers for Koal spar. the great
.pN- @ saver ',D per cent snving'guAranteed $50
= w NTH salary or 2tO per cent commission.
g. experience necessary. Address X. ll5 Box
et boslon. Mass. Terms free
/, WANTED. D.-GENTLEMEN no REPRE-
" sent natural premium insurance
company IN each town or city In Delaware
< or MARYLAND, pays one one-half face of
| lolicy In case Of permanent a a total dis
ability. Active male and female agenta are
making from so TO 500 per week Liberal
contracts 70 good men. Experience un-
necessary. Call or address w. s ,HOTF-
Man. General Manager. No. $50 Market
street, wilmington, Del.
WANTED -sALEsMAN;s SALARY FROM
" start permanent place. BROWN BROS.
90. Nurserymen, Rochester. N. y. -
-
BOARD AED ROOMS.
Tor. RENT- FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
II nished rooms, 6N Market street
Observation-Disclosures GOOD AZ COM
" mooatlons. 20 West Fourth street
TWO FRONT ROOMS COMMUNICATING
Il uniurnished, cheap. Also hoarders taken
Apply llOl West Sixth street.
RoARp AND LODGING, IN A REspECT-
- able family. heference required Terms
lnoderate. No. l0i West Twelfth street.
WANTED. -BOARDERs, GOOD AOUOM-
u,odations. No. 4l6 East Fourth streai.
FOR SALE.
VFOR sALE-TOOLs or A CANDY FAC
tory. including marble slabs, furnaces
.laf.h h0afdat drop machines, cheap. Apply
NO lVl West Twelfth street.
- ------------------s-----
mARsHAL's sALE.
knARsHAL's sALE.-BY VIRTUE on A
~ writ of venditioni exponas, issued out
y the District Court OF the United States for
The tate of Delaware, az the suit of En0ch
} Moore 70 me directed, ] viii expose to public
rnle aud will sell for cash. nt tho steps OF the
4 CUSTOM HOUSE.
On Tuesday, October 18th, 1893,
AT - o'clock in the forenoon.
The Steam Barge "Bertie,n
Her boilers engines. machinery. tackle, np.
| pArel ana furniture.
The steam Barge "Bertien may be seen and
/ inspected at the wharf OF Enoch Moore a.
| Sons, on the ihriatlana creek near this citf,
| ON and after October 9Th 1893
hEWSON u. LANNAN,
/ u. s. Marshal.
District OF De aware.
Aiarshafs Ofllce, Oct. o. ls93
/
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At Scranton John Morrigan was con
vcted Of setting fire to the barn Of
Widow kemmeillng.
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nrsrNrts npronpruNIrIrs.

EOR SALE STOCK AND FINTt RFS
IT Of Confectionery Store, also the old sstab-
lished book aud novel store at 10 Fast 'ourth
street. apply Clark's store, .d6 East fourth
street.
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LICENsE ApPLfcATIONs.

NOTlCE,-I. JOHN q. ADAMS, THE
~ tenant and occupant of the house situ-
ated at Eleventh and Railroad avenue, IA the
Ninth ward in the city of Wilmingtol /.
county ~ New Castle and State of Delaware.
In compliance with the requirements OF the
acts Of the General Assembly la such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that 1 shall apply In writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery of the state OF Delaware. in
and for New Castle county. on Mon
day, the i20ih day OF November, 1888,
being the next term of said court. for n
license for said house as an inn OF tavern. for
the sale ther. iu of Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart. 10 be drunk
ou the premises, and the following respect
able citizens of said ward, 40 least twelve
Of whom are rub tantial freehOldcrs OF said
ward. recommend said application, viz:
Francis =. bradley Daniel Mooney
James Lynn Geo. w. Gnnlth
Joseph Thomas j. q. Cloud
Charles SchOy Martin Reinholz
George EXtOr Moriiz Lederer
Jchn r. Simmons August kimsk
Wilhelm 5Chneezr Harry Leo
Jerry OLesry purnell Johnson
william q. Smith Peter l.. Layton
John Iiegler Nathaniel b Hill
Nicholas n. Weston Thomas b. Davis
q - Prettyman Enoch Krtes
Anderson Morgan A. ~. Ekland.
Albert N. johnson JOHN q. ADAMS.
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NOTICE., WILLIAM MAHLER, THE
~ owner and occupant OF the house situ-
aleu 40 northeast corner OF Lancaster avcnne
and Frank in street. In the Tenth ward in the
city of Wilmington, county OF New Castle
and State Of Delaware. IN compliance with
The requirements OF the acts Of the General
Assembly In such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that I shall apply I'M
writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State Of
Delaware IN and for New Castle county on
Monday. the Goth day Of November, lsss being
next term Of SAID court, for license for said
house. as a q innor taNe,rn. for the sale therein
of Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises. and
the follow ing respectable citizens OF said
ward. az least twelve Of whom are substantial
freehOldel5 OF said ward, recommend SAID
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

CURSOR" Another incrsa-e IN yOAr family,
eh2 Son or daughterf"
Blllbee CRloomilyl W. Chris
fian Advocate.
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Miss Julia Boulden. Of Delaware
avenue, has gone to the Worlds Fair.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

George T. Brown, one OF Whining
tons popular young lawyers, left to day
for the Worlds Fair
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Miss NJ. A Gonce. of Glasgow, ha
been spending week ia this city.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

George II Hodges, the well-known
carpet manufacturer Who was in business
in Wilmington for a number of years, has
arrived in town from his Texas home for
a brief visit
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

William NJ Wsrd has returned from q
ten days visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW YOBK. Oct IA Wilmington
visitors to this city Yesterday were the
folio sing. W. N Harris, Jenkins, at
Broad way Central Hotel; j. Hoyt, Hoff
man Hou-e; w. A Mshoney, West
minister Hotel; w. Hsald, Hoffman
House; II q Morse. 4. w. Heisler,
Windsor Hotel
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Mrs T X. Jones aud Miss Lizzie XII
len. Of Dover, are spending sometime i
Wilmington
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A GREAT
SACRIFICE sale
OF
FURNlT TU r. e

will positively sell the following
goods away below cost for Thirty days
in order TO vOcate part Of our store room
and curtail expenses, Parlor Suits, Cham
ber Suits. sidthosIds, Extension Tables
Hall Stands Book Cases, Desks, China
Closets, Parlor Mirrors, Psrlor Tables,
and many other goods, not here in men. -
toned, for thirty days cnly.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Alfred c Hopkins Of D yer. is visit
ing friel d in this city.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Me- and Mrs. John H Moon have re.
turned from their wedding tour through
the ~ est.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Miss Helen G Jack, of Syracuse, n
Y is visiting friends in this city,
after pleasant sojourns in Germantown
and Phi adelphia.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Professor Graham, of New York, for
mer prii cipal of the Boys High School, is
in the city.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Miss Lena Hickman left this city
over The B & o road. this nOrning,
for Chicago She will spend several
months there with her brother, Harry
A. Hickman.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

T Howard Lewis wild spend Sunday
in New York