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Evening journal., 1894-08-08
WORLD OF BASEBALL.
Interest Continues in the Ma
tional Game East.
vAEQUIsHED PENINSULA vIoToRs.

The Parksley Club offered 500 to Any
Club That it Could Not Defeat and Now
it is $50 Out-College Students to Play
at Dover-Br Brownson to Play on Saturday
With Y. NJ. Q. A.
Last week there appeared a challenge
in several of the Eastern Shore papers
that the Parksley Club could vanquish
any baseball team on the Peninsula for
$50. 1t had won every game and had a
percentage ofs GOO. but made mistake
yesterday in :playlng at Laurel. The
Laurel boys accepted the challenge and
loaded for their visitors, putting Todd
In to pitch. Parksley was shut out Ere.
lieyed OF its $50 and sent home de.
spondent. The score was o to 0.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
EpjoyabIe musicale Last Night.

Mrs. William p Hastings, of West
Fourth street, entertained few friends
at an enjoyable musicals last evening
Refreshments were served about II
o'clock, ard a delightful evening passed.
Among those present we're Misses Mabel
Hastings, Leila Abel, Baby Rebecca, -
Lola Carr, Florence Hodson, Rosa and
Katie Patterson, Mrs. Philip Shea and
daughter Virgis. Mr.. and Mrs Bowen,
Mrs n. Blount, Mrs Nat Foun-
tain, Mrs. Morelsnd, Mrs. Mason, Fraike
Mason, Newell Hastings, Albert Abel
and others.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08

Open daily from O'Clock. a. m. untn ..
.saets. aaak ~ -
Evening journal., 1894-08-08

two mile race yesterday at Ripon. Wis q,
over several other cracks. He was sick
during the race but held out
Charles Gehrlng, the Baltimore light.
weight. Is discontented and says he
wants crack at some Of the dig fellows
He is tired Of Baltimore aud says that II
he was Ia another city he could fad lots
OF hackers. Gehring claims that be
whipped MorisritY, Of this city. in two
punches, but that Is his side Of IT, The
spectators at the contest were not Of the
same opinion
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Tons of Powder r1ploded.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. s-One Of
the five corning mills Of the Hazard Pow
der company at Hazardville blew Up. and
George Reiche, aged 2s, the only employee
in the building at the time, was blown to
atoms. There were between two and three
tons Of ritlo powder in the building. and
so severe was the explosion that not q
thing remains Of the structure, while tho
windows Of every church In the village
and all Of the stores were smashed to
nionos
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
FISHING EXCURSIONSI
The Favorite Family Twin Screw Steamer
HCRAMlTE CITY,,

VIII sail every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SUNDAY, Commencing August "a. Down tine
Bay to AUGUSTINE Park, Ship John and For
tesque Fishing 6rounoa. stopping at New
Castle. Delaware City and Augustine Park.
Leave Wilmington, shipley street wharf,
week days, 8ln, m Sundays, SEQ "A. IN.
EXCURSION TICKETS Whining
ton 20 Fishing Grounds 30 cents; from VIII
ton TO Augustine Park, 30 cents.
For da 3 Ouutg try round trip-yOu will
enjoy II. -Four hours fishing. The boat will
anchor at the fishing grounds-convenlen to
fish from Lots ~ room, good accOmmoda-
tiOns; no one need be DIVIDED Refreshmenta
and 20 order on board. Churches. lodges and
reputable societies can charter q ~ or night
Apply on board. \. KAHNWFiLER, Manager
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
PIcnIc PartIes Id AnrnstIne.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOwN, Aug. 8 Private picnic
parties from Middletown and the sur.
rounding country to Augustine Park are
popular this summer Early Yesterday
morning a large peach wagon. loaded
with farmers, their wives and children.
journeyed from the town of Warwick,
Md TO the park and there enjoyed
days outing. Among the party we're:
MIR. and Mrs. Timothy Devine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Devine, Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Shanahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomss
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Social and Iersonal Note.


Clifford James, a popular member Of
the New Castle county bar went to At.
lantie City to-day, where be will spend
several days
Miss Ida Phillips, of Smyrna, is visit
ing friends in Wilmington.
Miss May Primrose. of this city. Is the
guest Of Mrs. i A. Cotton, at smyrna.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott. Of this
city. hsve returned from "a visit to
Downington friends.
Miss tertha Shortmsn, OF Smyrna. is
guest Of friends in this city.
George T. Brown is at Atlantic City to-
day.
Misses Rhoda aud Alice Conner, Of
this city, are guests Of Miss Mabel
thompson, at Smyrna.
Miss Margaret Fedigan, of West
Chester, is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Genie Dsakyne, of Clayton, is
the guest of friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin J. Pie, Misses
Dean and Regina Pie, Pierre Blair Pie,
Masters Paul and Lso Pie, Of Newark,
and Miss EstellG Ssckett, Of Clear6eld,
Pa, who is visiting them, were in this
city to-day on their way to Cape May.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wyatt. Miss
Bessie Wyatt. Miss Lille Durnall, Miss
Reba Blackburn and Miss Mabel Morris
are at Cape May, where they will enjoy
cottage life for the remainder Of the
summer.
Miss May Taylor has been entertaining
~ aH
her home at Delaware avenue and Jack
son street
Miss Jennie Pyle Of Philadelphia. is
the guest Of Mrs II. NJ Butler, at No.
SO7 Shipley street.
Miss Berthe Dunbar, of Elkton, is
enter tanning Miss Frances Gallagher, Of
this city.
Edward Murphy, Of Second and Madison
streets, has returned home from Balti
more, where he has been visiting friends
Miss Mary Bonner, who has been lying
critically III Is now convalescent, and is
registered with her mother, st the Tray
more, Atlantic City.
Mrs. William A. Jones aud Mrs George
A. Geisendeorfer, are visiting in New
Castle.
State Auditor John P. Dulsney, of Sea.
ford, is registered at the Clayton House.
w. Harvey Johnson, of Chester, visited
relatives in this city yesterday
Miss Bertha Lucas, of this CITY. has
been visiting Mrs. Charles FAIRIES, Of
Smyrna.
Foster Miller, Of Chester, was a guest
of friends in this city, yesterday.
Mrs. James S. Harper and daughter
Bertha, have gone to West Somerville,
Mass, to spend several weeks with Mrs.
Alexander McCrsy, formerly of this city.
Miss Carrie Wilson, of this city. has
gone to Upper Oxford township, Pa on
a month"; vacation.
Clarence Foreacre, of this city, is visit
ing friends near smyrna
Miss Ada Fosrd, Of Middletown, at
tended the Brsnoywine Summit camp.
meeting last evening
George T. Jones, of Dover, was in this
city to-day.
Miss Virginia Baynard, of Clayton, is
visiting Wilmington friends.
A. Victor Hughes and wife are spend
ing the week at Atlantic City.
Burnette Phillips. Of Hsrper's Weekly,
New York, was in this city to day.
Ex-Magistrate Joseph w. Vandegrift
and wife are summering at Ocean Grove
Mr Vandegrift has never fully recovered
from the effects of being knocked down
10y coasting sled, bat is being greatly
benefited by the ocean air.
Misses Tillie and Bertha Lambson and
Captain GilessH. Lambson left here this
afternoon for Ocean Grove and other
seaside resorts to spend several weeks
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
plunrer Pnrdrldrn sn.nnnhnh-

CHICAGO. Aug s.-Edward Pardridge,
the millionaire board of trade speculator.
was suspended from the board for go DAYS
by the president Partridge was accused
Of disorderly conduct on the floor while
under the influence of liquor.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Mrs. w. P. Hastings Enter
tains Pleasantly Her Friends.
FRIENDS CONVENTION DELEGATES

Large Party OF wiImingtonians Leave
Here Over the B. n q. Railroad for
Chappaqua, New York-Other Events of
Interest to Wilmington People and
GTheir Fciends.
All communications intended for insertion
In this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munications sh ould be written on ore side Of
Tue paper only
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Now York Yacht CIub's cruise.

MoEMs COVE JUNCTION, Conn, Aug
s.-The cruising feet Of tho New York
Yacht club, numbering about 60 sailing
and stenm vessels, dropped anchor of the
Poquot clubhouse
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Professor Christie sued.

HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. S-Mlss May
Livingston, one Of Crown Points bellies,
began breach Of promise suit against
Professor George W. Christie Of Hobart.
placing damage at $4,000.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
victoria Prociaims Neutrality.

LONDON, Aug. S.-An extraordinary
Gazette has been issued containing a
proclamation by the queen Of Great Brit
aims neutrality in the war between Chi
ma and Japan.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Two Nnmen nisnnnear-

ATHoI, Mass, Aug. s.-This town is
excited by the mysterious disappearance
of two women-Mrs Winslow Boydon
and Mrs. Fred Haskell. The former left
a note snying she Would not return.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Dlsnute Led To Murder.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-W. II. Trigg a
canalboatman, was shot and killed by
Frank Williams (colored) at Georgetown.
They disputed about the ownership Of a
shotgun. Williams finally seized the gun
and shot Trigg in the abdomen.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Wilmington Friends in New York.

A party OF Wilmingtonians left this
city at / 80 this morning over the B &
o. road for Chsppsqus, N Y whore the
Friends General Conference and Philan-
thropic Union is in session. Those com
posing the party were: Mrs. William P
Bancroft, Miss Sarah Bancroft, Mr.
and Mrs Ezra Fell Elwood Gar
rett, Mrs Chandler Way. Miss
Margaret Plerson, Miss Edna Taylor,
Miss Sarah M Fell, Miss Elizabeth
Taylor Miss Annie NJ Taylor, Mrs
Clarkson Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth N.
McAlister, Miss Sarah Rumford, Miss
Elizabeth S. Pane ast, David Fer
ris Miss Emma Worrell AL
fred S McAlister, Mrs p Pyle,
Miss OrpaR Pyle, Mrs Downing. Miss
Emma Oakford, ~ les Gertrude L Spring
er, Eugene M. Chambers, Miss Rachel
Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth Pusey.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Yncht Clnh.s Crnisn.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug S.-The
New Haven Yacht club fleet OF about 20
vessels, on its eleventh annual cruise cast
ward, came to anchor in the harbor here.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Yesterday,s Lenrns soorss.

Baltimore, 2l; Brooklyn, 8. First
game
Brooklyn, 1s; Baltimore 8. Second
game.
Boston, 10; Philadelphia s. -
New York, 16; Washington, s
Cleveland, 10; Pittsburg o.
st Louis, IL; Louisville. 2
Chicago, 10; Cincinnati, IL
Evening journal., 1894-08-08

Bathing, Sailing, Fishing. Etc, Etc.
all enjoyed at Tolchester, Thursday next
Special train via Philadelphia, Whining
ton aud Baltimore railroad, at 0i A. NJ
81 is the round trip rata
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
III nIemnrv ID Mnd Anlhnn,.s Nlclnrr.

DEFIANCE, o., Aug S--The great cen
tennial celebration in honor of the victory
Of Anthony Wayne is in FUN force.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Cnlored odd FeIInus.

PoUCHKEEPsIE, y. Y, Aug. s.-The an
nual session Of the Grand United Order
Of Colorcd Odd Fellows Of New York state
was held In this city.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Hearty, whoIesome aud Pretty.

Conscious that she looked uncommonly
pretty and stylish, young woman went
down one Of the thoroughfsres of the
city yesterday with that inexpresslbe air
that no other knowledge can give to
femininity. She was not one OF those
fragile, petite creatures of which the
poet, and sometimes his less aesthetic
brother are won't to sing but WAS tall
and with enough flesh to make her a
splendid type OF American woman. And
she was all in white. Her gown was un.
rumpled and spotless, and set
of by big soft white sash her shoes
and stockings were white, and she wore
a white null hat, with strings tied
coquettishly under her chin. Her hands
were covered with long old-fashioned
looking white silk mtts. and she carried
a dainty white silk pOrasol. With her
pink cheeks and clear eyes, and white
get-up, she made as charming and
wholesome a picture as ordinary mortal
could wish to see.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
III. CIeveland,s summer Froots.

Mrs. Cleveland is appearing in
number OF new summer costumes,
chiefly afternoon toilets, which have at
tracted no end of attention from he fair
sex writes a Buzzsrd's Bsy correspond
ent. The lady of the White House
flies in the face of the fashion modellers
this summer more markedly than ever,
appearing in blue serge with a rather
short blazer strongly suggestive of last
years mode. A very becoming toilet
which she appeared In recently was
blue and white striped silk, BostouiRn
hat Of yellow sttaw and white band
with yellow gloves
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Fnrmer Chnnned TO rieces.

SILVER CREEK, n. y, Aug. s.-Farmer
John Michael fell from his seat on a har-
vester aud was literally chopped to pieces
by the knives.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08

View of the built-up Business Offices Of
the Actual Business Departm-
Students last year from Ill places and
states. Many ladies.
eE- GRADUATES AIDED TO POSITIONS Ele-
giant Pamphlet Of Testimonials with photos
o. Grad uates) and p Obably the finest school
catalogue In the world-al mailed FREE.
Write for It, n. S. GOLDEY, Principal
Pupils now enrolled by mail ana az the
office, beginning Tuesday, August 2sth, Q 10 4
daily.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
sergeant sheehnn Not Cnnvlcted.

BosToy, Aug. s.-The police con mis-
sioncrs have found Sergeant Sheehan not
guilty Of hribetaking
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Local BaaebaII Nota..

The Young Coasters Baseball CLUB
has been organized for the season. The
following is the name Of the players: c..
n B Whsler; p. E Biscoe; ID Ii.
Robinson; 20. c Padolski; 81 j.
Joyce; 8. s., A. Csvaraugh: r. (. J..
Desmond ( R Montgomery; C Z , J.
Jaskl. Challenge all clubs under II
years.
The Rockford Club goes away from home
the third time only this season, when it
will leave for Atlantic City TO play the
seashore professionals there.
The Young America Club, Of New
Castle, will play the Park Athletic Club
Of this city at the Union street grounds
on Saturday. The latter club claims the
championship Of the state for clubs
with members under II years old
There will be q great game OF baseball
at Dover to omorroW bstwsen the strong
Sudlersville, Nd, team aud the club
Of that town. The Sudlersville
team, will be composed Of players from
various colleges, among them will be
Bradley, the Princeton College pitcher
Philip King and several others from the
same college. The Dover will havsits
regular club The clubs will probably
line up as follows
The people Of Dover are glad that Vic b
tor Willis, of Wilmington, who was in.
jured in ball game in that town a few
weeks ago, is abe to be in the box once
more.
The Y NJ G A Club of Wilmington
will play the Dover club at Dover next
Friday afternoon The two Victors
will probably do the twlrling on that oc .
ession. A good game is expected
DOVER sum- RRsvrrrE
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Progress Of The Evioted Tenant. mn.

LONDON, Aug. S-The evictcd tenants
bill passed its third reading in tho house
OF commons by vote of 1919 to l67.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Celebrated Mrs Maynard. birthday.

Yesterday was the anniversary Of the
birthday of Mrs. Samuel II Baynard,
and her friends among the tenters on
the Brandywine Summit camp grounds,
who had learned the fact, surprised her
with upwards OF a score Of gifts, all OF
them useful, and many Of them ot a comicsl
character There was a lot OF fun in st
Paul's avenue over the opening Of the
packages.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
Cruise on the Chesapeake.

Joseph Hossinger and John P Arm
strong, Of Newark, were IN WILMINGTON
yesterday. They were on their way to
Easton, Nd, where they boarded Fred.
Bartlett's yacht on which they will
cruise on the Chesapeake for two weeks.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
The LITTLE Ones.
Or. GrinneII Recommends
LaCtated Food.
Cholera Infantum Is Reap
ing a Harvest.
Lactated Food Is the Surest
Preventive.
1t Has Saved Thousands Of
Infant Lives.
Every Parent Should Now Be
Supplied with 1t.

After using lsctatsd food for Eve
years in cases Of children suffering from
cholera infantum, and in debilitsting or
wasting diseases, during which time It
never failed me, have pleasure in call
ing the attention Of physicians to 1t, and
In recommending It's use
30 says A. P. Grinnell, NJ D, the dean
Of the medical faculty OF the University
Of Vermont, and the staten ent is pub.
lished In the Ladies' Home journal
The statement Is OF inestlmabls value
to mothers.
- More than a ffth Of all the babies born
In Delaware die before they have lived a
year. And twO-thirds Of these die In
summer OF cholera infsntum and kindred
diseases.
high temperature makes it difficult
for baby's stomach TO digest It's usual
food. IL Is then that unusual precau-
tions must be taken or the weak. sickly
babies fall victims TO cholera infpntum.
During hot weather strength must
somehow be kept up, aud yet without
burdening and overturning the del cate
digestive organs. IL is Just here that
mothers and physiciaus find lactated
food necessary. The explanation Of the
great success OF this food in keeping
babies strong through the summer Is
that In its composition natures fond for
babies has been the model II is pleasant
TO the taste, aud is taken by babies with
relish. and Is easily digested and assimi
lated
II is what physicians term pre-di-
gested food, and is especially valuable in
all weak conditions Of She digestive
organs, not only for infants, but for in.
vAlids and aR' d persons
Mothers may stop worrying about
their babies after they have once been
put on 3 diet Of lsctated food.
Trained nurses keep lactated food on
hand even when baby is fed on mothers
milk. In case Of failure OF the natural
milk. or VIXEN weaving or during any
possible illness Of the mother. lactated
food best takes the place Of the natural
food. Try it, 1t saves babies lives.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
SAMUEL B. CLARK,
10 East Seventh ST.
Real Estate. Rents Collected
Property Carefully Managed.
Houses. farms and lots for sale and rent.
Money to loan on hrst-class security
POLITICAL.

AtAA iva -
NOTlCE-THE SIXTH WARn DnAfO-
~ Gratis will meet on Friday evening for
the purpose Of electirg a delegate 20 the Slate
Convention. y r. HANBY. Chairman.
nEMOCRATlC srATE CONVENTION.
Pursuant 10 a resolution OF the Democratic
State Central Committee OF Delaware. "A
State Convention composed of siXty-twO dele
gates from each county will he held az Dover.
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST ssth. 1891.
At i2 O'Clock. NJ,
for the purpose OF selecting candidate for
governor and candidate for representative
In congress-. The Democratic Executive
Committees Of the several counties are re-
quested TO provide for the holding OF prima-
ries on Saturday, August Goth. 1894, ia each
hundred and election district for the purp 80
OF electing, according TO custom. the dele
gates to the convention 10 which they are re-
epectively-entitled,.
The officers hol ing the primary elections
In the several hundreds and election districta
are requested 10 prepare two certificates OF
election OF elegetes, one 20 be forwarded by
mail TO the chairman Of the State Central
Committee a. Dover, Immediately after the
election, the other 20 be given TO the suocps 80.
ful delegate or delegates
JosEPu II. LAYTOs. l.. IRVING HANDY,
secretary. Chairman.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
SUNDAYS ONLY.

Leave Wilmington for Pennsgrove. 2 25 and
Q 90 "A m; 30, @ 90 and sl5pm
Leave Pennegrove for Wilmington. 20 and
3 10 a m: u 80. 3 % and 8Opm.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08

Special Monday Train Atlantic City 60
Wilmington via Philadelphia a Read
ing and Baltimore & Ohio II. n.
Commencing Monday August 9Th and
continuing every Monday until Sept. 3rd
inclusive u special train will leave PhilR-
ielphis at 8 80 a. m, arriving at
Wilmington at % a. m. This train
connects with special. leaving Atlantic
City at 6 45 am, and isifor the accom-
modation Of persons VINO desire TO re-
main over in Atlantic City until Monday
a. N.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08

PESkIEsAND SMALL ORANGE CAN
BK HAD Al rHE COUNTING ROOM on
KHH VENIR9 JOURNAL OFFICE,
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REAL EsrATw.

EoR RENTS A MONTH. ioe5 WEST
Front street, Htorles. rooms. IN good
order w. FISHER. coo Market street.
DOR RENT.-DWEILINa PART OF
eight room house. 2el Tatnall street. with
all molern improvements. Apply on premises.
DOR RENr-STORE AND DWELLING
IL 2l6 West Fourth street.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, Jr.,
VIZ Market strent
Evening journal., 1894-08-08

Toe Jr. U. A. NJ Band of Dover
will probably render music for the coca.
sion.
Next Saturday the Bro owneon Club
viii again make its appearance In vii
mington, playing Y. NJ. c. A. the fret Of
championship series The following
will be the composition of the teams:
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
New Jersey and Wilmington
Ferry Company.

Leave Wilmington, King street wharf, for
Pennsgrove, Z 20 a N; l2 As, 3 o. and O0pm.
Leave Pennsgrove for Wilmington, 9 % and
10 % a m; 1 80 and b0pm.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
English Novelist on American Women.

EhEhbh NoNeAiht on American women.
Gilbert Parker. the English rovelist,
says that American women, on the
whole are generally better informed
than Englishwomen, though perhaps in
no one particular thing save in her
delicate tyranny over men-more deeply
informed Altogether they are less
convincing and more fascinating than
Englishwomen, more exaoting but less
dependent, dress and look more chic, and
walk not 50 we'll; they can make their
faults to appear virtues, are more ex.
travagant and less conslderate, and make
excellent wives-with, perhaps, a rather
imperious idea of what is required Of
simple man And behind all, there Is
touch Of Puritanism which, 1 am con
vinced, has made the American woman
respected, and keeps her fine where the
freedom and independence Of her life
might seem to endanger the sweetest
qualities Of womanhood."
Evening journal., 1894-08-08
At ia O'Clock, NJ.
NOTICES.
NOTICE.
OrFrcr on THE

~ OFFICE on THE
CLrRk or THE PEACE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE,
WILMINGTON. Del. July 20. 1894
Notice is hereby given that all state license
and AK not paid on or before the thrtieth
day Of August, 1894, there viii be Is per cent
added IN accordance with chapter l42. VOL
ume Is, Laws Of Delaware.
W. p. BIGGs,
Clerk OF the Peace.
Evening journal., 1894-08-08

and AK not paid on or before the thirtieth
dRy Of August, 1894, there viii be Is per cent
added In accordance with chapter l42. vol
'''' ~ '''''' - w. p. BIGGs,
Clerk Of the Peace.
NOTICE. E.-TAXPAYERs TAKE NOTICE.
~ City and school taxes for 1894.
The undersigned, receivers OF taxes, for the
city of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East
Sixth str ct, between Market and King
streets, during the months Of July and Au-
gust 1924, between the hours of and l2 In
the morning and from 20 d In the afternoon,
for the purpose Of receiving taxes. On all
taxes paid during July here will be a reduce
tiOn Of cents on every dollar and ON all
taxes paid on and after the lst day OF August
shall be- payable without u deduction afOre-
said and all taxes unpaid on the LIST day OF
September shall he increased by tho addition
OF per centum on the amount thereof
EDMUND MITCHELL, JR.,
Receiver Of Northern district, including all
EUGENE NJ SAVERS.
Receiver Of Southern district, including all
south Of sixth street
NUTICE-THE RECEIVER OF TAXFs
~ for New Castle county, or his deputy
viii cit for the collection OF county taxes AZ
the following places and on the dates AZ
stated
August li-Klrkwood.
August lj-1ownsend.
August i6-Blackbird.
August l1-practlcal Farmer.
August is-Afiddletown.
August 21-New Castle.
August 2i-Delaware City.
August 23-HOckessin.
August 2l-Newport
August 2i-NewRrk.
Aneast s7-Townsend.
August ~ Blackbird.
August 20-prsctical Farmer.
August Hl-Mddletown.
August 3l-New Castle
September l-Delaware City.
September 3-stanton.
September h-NeWuOrt.
September 8-Newark.
September 12-Kirkwood.
September l8-Townsend.
September l4-Biaekbird.
September lb-Pracucal Farmer.
September l7-Middletown.
September is-New Castle.
September l0-Delaware City,
September 2O-Hockessin
September 2i-Rising sun, Thomas Toy,
September 23-NeWark.
September Anew Castle.
September 25-K rkwood
September 26-'rownaend
September 27-Blnckbird.
September 28-Odessa.
September % sharPless schoolhouse.
October S-Dhristiana Hotel.
October 0-Odessa.
October lO-Middletown.
October ll-Newark.
October ~ Mar hallton.
October l3-rownsend.
October l5-Blackbi
October l5-Newark station, for Pencader
October 17-Klrkwood.
October ls-St Georges.
October l9-Practlcal Farmer.
October S-Sharpless sohoolh9nse.
October 22-StantOn.
October 2i-New Castle.
October 25-Townsend.
October 2d-black bird.
October 27-New Castle
October 30-DelaWnre City.
October 3l-Rising sun.