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Evening journal., 1895-04-16
PEACE TREATY SIGNED.
The War Between China and
Japan Officially Ended.
JAPANESE DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN

Besidcs ceding 10 Japan Eorinosa and All
the Territory Already Captured. China
Must Acknowledge Korea's independence
and Pay an Indemnity of 500. 600 900.
LONDON, April l6.--A dispatch TO The
Times from Shanghai says that Ii Hung
Chang's son-in-law telegraphs that peace
convention was signed at Simonoseki OIL
Monday by the plenipotentiarles OF China
and Japan. Following are the terms OF
the convention:
First the Independence Of Korea sec
nnd that Japan retains the places she has
conquered third, that Japan shall also
retain the territory east Of tho Liao river,
fourth, that tho island Of Fonnosa be ced-
cd permanently TO Japan. fifth. the pay.
ment Of on Indemnity, and, sixth, an Of.
fensiye and defensive alliance
SMoNosERf, April 16.--The conference
Monday of the peace commissioners lasted
five hours. All the plonipotentiaries at
tended tho meeting except Niscount Nut.
su. II is believed that this conference
was tho final one. IL is stated that the
Chinese plenipotentiaries arc preparing
60 return TO their homes
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
WIND. RAIN AND SAND.
Peculiar storm Visits the Western and
southwestern States.

EpulHWfbltFn etHless
KANSAS CITY. April l6.-The entire
southwest and part Of the west, including
southern Kansas, Oklahoma md the pan
handle Of Texas, was afflicted with q terri
bic sand and rainsiorn. a places in
Oklahoma there was veritable shower
of mud, aud in western Oklahoma and the
panhandle of Texas Egyptian darkness
prevailed. Crops were badly damaged,
wires Frustrated and much other damage
done
All day long but one struggling wire
was in working order west to Denver.
and last night that hope had gone out,
and the west was completely shut off from
communication from this city. Electric
flashes pierced the inSy darkness with ter
rible rapidity and seemed to charge every
thing with its element Such peculiar
storm has seldom been seen, and the SUI
perstitious thought the Astronomical condi-
tions, which, it is said, are now repeating
themselves for the first time since the
death Of Christ, had something to do with
the storm.
It is still raining hard in most direo-
tions, but the worst Of the storm Is
thought to have passed As far as can he
heard nobody was injured although
scores Of horses were stricken. In eastern
Kansas the storm was less severe and in
that locality will greatly benefit crops.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
OVERHEARD 1T tbs TELEPHONE.
A New Candidate for Clerk OF the Peace
Hoaors-Pst Has His Eye on It aud John
is with Hin.

New Candidate for Clerk Of the Peace
Hoaors-Pst Has His Eye on It aud John
is with Him.
Rr-r-r-r Hello, Central This is New
CASTLE. Com ect me with 280 Hello
Is John I Dlckey there Oh. this you,
john This Is TomRu, James B Toman,
Of New Castle Say. John. what's the
matter with you and Pas Whooping IL Up
for me for clerk of the pesce 1t would
pay up for The dump you gave me on
sheriff last Fall
Pats got his eye on It? Which eye
What's he trying to Go. any way Re
peat the mistakes of the last campaign (
You know the people WON'T stand him,
and it's mig hty likely to be heavy sno "
about June II he forces himself in.
| don't deserve any help from you
Why you Migrate, didu't l turn 10 and
help Sam aud you fellows after he was
nomlnated2 II it hadn't been for me
you'd have got the freeze in New Castle
and you don't weut 20 forget to
remember II II don't get something
out Of this deal you're going to hear
something drop
l cant DO anything? Well II that aln't
cool Why, see here, John Pat Nesr,
may pose as an Irishnan al d sll that.
but II you'll tell me what organic alton be
belongs TO III treat do. aud you can
bet $l6 TO box of wind that they re
With me. every time.
So you won't help me ont? All right
You 20 ahead with your procession. J
guess your aid would prove disastrous,
anyway IL did to Sam l always knew
you and Pat were In It for what there
was in 1t R-r r-r-r.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
An Ene, cIopmdIa for De-. .e5.

Oaly few copies left OF Rand. Nc
Nally & Co.'S Eucyclor e iiR and Gszatteer
which will be disposed of at 50 25-whicb
is barely the cost OF manufacture This
Is work Of 800 pages aud is condensa
tion Of the Encyclopedia Britannica,
Chambers Enclyclop@ lila, etc with the
edition Of much original matter treat
ing OF American subjects. II contains 50
colored maps and 0U0 engravings and is
the cheapest work ever offered in this
city. Apply for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
"Ths Attempt to Boyc stt

THE BIG BRO OaowAY CnNfRAE NO
TEL. NEW fOFK by a small lot Of cheH o
city rrumm rs has fallen Il { as We supposed
II would. MIR bafNE~ hiss n great hnus-
and an enormous business. aud he proposes 20
take sOod care h. mm rcisl fii -itds. He
has proved hS his nfts NtHfs u -nrcrs-fu' X.
parieuce that he Is quite 10 a ~ raa hi F., olV o
house Tho fact thsr fhe past month is thf
iarg' et ihat he hotel b-- ever had il > r.-s.t
record while Tue let'e-- end ss-nran.Vsc m
mr nning his y titio. from sii over III. aun-
try snow That there j. snuhsr ~ q Quif,. ~
imf ortant class Of sotle. Who D., - frs
class oisis riv hnpS- tvhere fh.Q ~ IS c"u.t
itnn 20 wi iihcuh he H.tfs,iN COO fins hHtt.s
hole rs ldt ".h fhes OI1i ,aye
ii ."-B.oullyn U-i9A
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
An Insurgent Defent In cum.

HAVANA, April 1B,-Gcneral Martinez
Campos, who arrived at Porto Rico on
Thursday last. has sailed for Guantana.
mo, Cuba. The general met with an en-
thusiastic reception at Porto Rico and was
acclaimed by an immense crowd Of people
as Tho Peacemaker. He Is accompanied
by re-enforcements Of troops on board the
steamer Reina Cristina, who were most
literally treated by tho merchants Of Porto
Rico. Previous TO his departure the gen
eral held an official reception.
The hopes Of the loyalists OF the whole
Island Of Cuba are oentered on the arrival
here Of the great Spanish general, who
once before pacifed the island after a long
rebellion.
Private advices received here say that
the detachment OF rebels recently com.
manded by Pauchin Narona, who, as an.
nounoed in these dispatches OF April 8,
was killed, with his second in command
and several others. in an engagement with
the Spanish troops under Lieutenant Pa.
dilla near san Miguel Bagaes. In the prov
inoe Of Puerto Principe, had with it II
wounded men, of which number some
have already died
In spite Of the alarmist statements sonl
ont from Havana regarding the spread vi
yellow fever, IL Is stated that there is oniy
one soldier suffering from that disease IN
tho hospital.
A dispatch received from Gihara an
nounces that detachment of troops com
mandcd by Captain Agllnr has defeated
body OF 100 insurgents under Miro at Pal
ma Six of tho insurgents were killed
and several We're wounded Tho troops
nre in pursuit OF tho fugitivcs.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
EXPLOSION IN A DYEHoUsE
Spark From Pipe Fell Into a Vat or voia-
tile oil.

PHILADELPHIA, April l6.-An explo-
sion Of volatile oil took place in tho dye
house of James Doak q Son mill, Front
and Huntingdon Streets probably fatally
burning ono man and very seriously
scorching three others The most serious
ly injured was John Miller, "a years old
2752 Kaufman street
sThe following also received burns on the
hands in attempting to put out the fire
John Heller, 8 years old; August Mum.
mer, 80 years old; William Libby, 30
years old. The men were soaking a can
vas with volatile oil when ono Of the
four, who was smoking pipe let a spark
fall into the vat containing the oil. An
explosion, which was felt a square away,
Immediately oconrred.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
MARRrnn

DRUM-PHILLIPS. BY Rev. John ID
Locates, on April 10. 1896 Miss Lizzie v.
hillirs. OF this city. and George G Drum,
formerly OF BloomshurRh, Pa. now Of VIII.
mington. Bloomsburgh papers please copy.
FRAlM-VERNON. the residence Of
William O. Vernon. Clsym.nt. April IL. by
Rev h. W Lay field. Robert h. Frsim. Of WI.
mington, 20 Elberta Vernon, only daughter OF
William e.. Vernon.
SWA -CROUCH-At the Union NJ. f.
parsonage, 5l3 Jefersog street. on Thursday
evening, April II, 1895 By Rev John ID. C
Hanna, Jrhn ;. swan and Miss Mabel @
Crouch, both of Wilmington, Bel.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Silver wedding Anniversarv.

Mr. and Mrs D. A Forrest celebrated
their twenty dfth anniversary at their
home, No 402 East Eighth street last
evening About 150 guests were present.
and an enj ,yable time was spent.
Mr. and Mrs Forrest were assisted In
receiving the gnests by Miss Annie
Forrest, Miss Laura Forrest, Miss
Barbara Forrest and George Forrest.
During the evening refresh uents were
served The dining room was beauti
fully decorated with Easter lilies and
smilax
Along the guests were; Rev Warren
Burr and vie, William psvidson and
wife. S N Snleltz and wife. George W.
Todd, Frank Beason and wife Fl. Cam
and wife, Mrs Dawson, William Guthrie
aud wife, David Snith and wife. R
Bradford aud wife Mrs Eagle
hof. John Cloud and wife. John
Davis and wife, William Broomell
and wife, David Wells and wife. Mrs
Walker, Mrs. Degraw, Mr.. audi Mrs
Lohand, Mr. and Mrs. Cairow. Mrs
Starrett, of Philadelphis George Forrest
and wife, Miss Agnes Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs Dugan, Mr. Coifia.
William Edwards and wife, Harry Brad
ford, Joseph Morlord Walter Hope
Joseph Hamilton, Alfred Bradford, VIII
liam Carrow. Misses Laura aud Nav
Dawson, aud Eta Beason, Alice Morford,
Eva Morford, Nettie smeltz Mrs d xon
Miss Reba and Mabel Smith, Thomas
Taylor and wife. Joseph Wonn and wife
Alfred Wilson and wife, Maggie Butler
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
nIEIl

CAMERON he 18th instant. James II.
Cameron aged "a ears.
HARRIGAG. .-On Auril 15 Sarah E.. wife
Of William HRrngan. beloved daughter of
Charles and the late Rabecc2 Corrigan.
No 40 South Franklin st.eet, on Thursday
morning AT aO'clOck.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Eeg Rolling at The white House.

WASHINGTON, April 16-Owing TO a
combination Of untoward circumstances,
the absence Of the Marine band, a bleak
day and turf damp from recent and fre-
quent showers, the annual children S fes-
tival known as the Easter egg rolling on
the White House grounds was not as we'll
attended as usual Nevertheless perhaps
a couple Of thousand children, made up
of all classes Of black and white, disportod
themselves in the spring grass
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
CATTLE FROM MEXICO.
Secretary Morton Issues an order Allowing
Them to Come In.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-In view of the
great rise in the price Of beef and the re-
ported scarcity of cattle, the chief of the
bureau Of animal industry, DR.. Salmon,
has recommended to the secretary Of ag-
riculture the admission Of Mexican cattle
into the United States under stringent
regulations calculated to insure a rigid in
spection Of all cattle admitted. Dr. Sal
mon believes such a course may be safely
pursued with the exercise of due vigil
lance, and that under the circumstances
it is judicious.
1t is hoped by this means to ohock the
tendency to excessive prices to the consum-
or without injuriously affecting the inter.
ests Of the beef producers. In accordance
with these recommendations Secretary
Morton issued an order allowing Mexican
cattle to come in.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Rnaehnll hi a. Rnin.

SPRINGFIELD Mass. April 16.-The
Holy Cross college team opened the base
ball season here by defeating the Spring
field Eastern leaRuers in a closely con-
tested game of six innings. The game
was played in the mud and rain and was
terminated by darkness when the score
was TO ? in favor OF the collegians
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Pleasant Racention

Miss E Gertrude King gave pleasant
little reception on Saturday evening at
her home. No 504 West Eleventh street.
In honor OF her guests, aud also Of he
sixteenth birthday anniversary The
time WAS enjoyable spent in dancing and
genes, and refreshments we're served
Her guests were Miss Mary Prickett,
Camden, n ] Mss zle Byram, Miss
Imogene Huntingdon, of Philadelphia;
and Miss Corinne Emmons, of West
Chester Others present were: Misses
Eva Fighter, Susie Carter, Bsrtha Truitt,
Mary Beetem, Leon Lloyd Howard Cam,
William Matchett, William Mckee, Geer
Patterson, Harry Bsynard, Harry Std
ham.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Newark Personals.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, April l6 - Miss Matte Lewis
is visiting friends In Philadelphia
Miss Agnes Evans is the guest Of
Wilmington friends
Mrs Clark Paxson is visiting her
aunt, Mrs Mary l. Boyd, In Smyrna.
DR. George w Marshall of Milford.
and Dr. Manlove Hayes, Of Dover, were in
town yesterday
Miss Margaret Shsnks is the guest of
friends in Philadelphis.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

The ffth game OF the series Of six
games ia the Wilmington Whist Cub.
tournament was PLAYED lsst evening.
Tue records were Plus scores. Kurtz
26 ~; !. Swift, 20 93; Fl NJ Tsyl r,
15 10; C Pyle, l3 307; Candy, Ii 63'
Morrow, 10 03; 7 Belts 9 AZ; Lobdel,,
8 53; ]. f smith, 8 80; G Tstnall, 19;
Danforth, AZ; Moore, 80; L @ Kent,
6Ol; Men5inhsll, 52l Minus scores,
yaroenter, % 81; Webb, IA n; Thomas.
"a % BEe, IA 10; Hopes l3 rs; Brad
1919, g.57; d. L. Tatnall 0 32; Thompson,
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
NoontIde weddlnglat s.. Iohn,

Mrs Mary Chandler has issued cards
announcing the wedding OF her daughter,
Miss Fffis Dorothy Chandler, and
Frederick L. Rhodes. OF Boston, Oh
Wednesday. April "a The ceremony
will take place at high noon, at st Johns
Church, Twenty-frst and Market
streets
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Harry Ysrqsr,

The well known picture dealer, is stil at
the old stand, No. 4l0 Shipley street
and reports tbat the picture frame
business is booming; be is doing lots Of
regildiDg and ia making q great mauy
new frames to order rhe f.ct Is that
he understands ths business from 70 q,
and his prices are very moderate for fms
work He Is lhsnkful for the public's
past pstrousge RHd solicits the same in
the future
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
PIanters rirht a nneI.

SELMA. Ala. April 16.-J. A. Minter
and NJ r. Rudloy, two prominent plant
ers, engaged in duel at Tylor's, II miles
east Of his city. Minter fred three times
and Dudley twice. The last shot fired by
Minter took effect, and Dudley IS fatally
wounded. There has been an old feud be.
tween the men for several years pnsk
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Iiellornd n Mnshlnrtnn.

WASHINGTON, April IS. There was no
information obtainable on tho subject at
tho Japanese legation. Tho official to
whom the dispatch was shown was in
clinod TO credit the report that treaty Of
peace had been signed, as in view Of the
near approach of the termination Of the
armistioo some action was probable Still
up to a late hour nothing had been receiy-
ed at the legation to confirm the state
ments contained in the dispatch.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Bic Flre In Tahlenuah.

TAHLEQuAH, L H., April l6.-An in
cendiary fire was started in the livery
barn Of J. W. Watson, and before the
flames could be checked two whole blocks,
including Is business houses, four resi-
denoes and about 10 offices. were destroy
ed. The total loss is estimated at 5000, 000
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
OIL Reaches Sc. .35.

PrrTsBuRG, April l6-Oil continued its
upward course. At the opening the Stand
ard Oil company advanced its price 25
cents TO S2. May options opened at So O5,
and the first sale was at S2.l5. It kept on
up to S225 and then broke to So. "a and
went on down to s2.20. 1t then reacted
and kept going up until the closing bid,
which was s235.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
An Errnr, ~ nnncIt.

HAzLEToN, Pa, April ia thorough
examination of the books and accounts
of City Comptroller Salmon shows that
the apparent shortage Of $50 600 in his
accounts, reported to the council by the
now comptroller is simply a clerical error
and that no deficit exists.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Delaware wa. Rspressnted.

Charles Wilson Stern, of Smyrns, read
a paper on the future of the Alumni
Association OF the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy last night. The occasion
was the thirty first annual reception to
the seventy fourth graduating class, at
Association Hall.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Marriage for ST. sIars's.

On April 80, will occur the marriage Of
Thomas Quinn, a popular member OF
the Weccacoe Engine Company, and
Mss Mary 0'Toole, Of No. $40 East
Sixth street. The wedding will be In St
Mary's G Church aud Rev Father
Kelley will officiate A trip to Niagara
will follow.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Rnn. dnhn nIilIer nend.

pENcEToN. u. u, April To- Rev.
John Miller, the noted Presbyterian di-
vine, Gied at his home here from an acute
attack G, pneumonia, aged 70 years.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Daltimore,s centennlal Bcr,u,,

BALTIMORE, April 16-The interna-
tional exposition OF 1897 to mark the first
centennial Of Baltimore as a municipal
city was begun by the city taking formal
possession Of Clifton park, wherein will
be erected the necessary buildings.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
nInRrlde u Rnttnr.

COLUMBUS. o., April is. John Nc
Bride writes from Hot Springs that he is
better and expects TO attend on April % an
important meeting at indianapolis Of the
American Federation of Labor.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Some ones Conscience Cost Him sas5.

WASHINGTON. April l6.-United States
Treasurer Morgan has received from Can
ada q New York bin Of exchange for si65
to be placed to the credit Of the con-
science fund.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
The w'ar Cloud In sweden and Norway.

BERLIN, April l6. Tho Frankfurt 2ai.
tung states on good authority that King
Oscar Of Sweden and Norway takes d
pessimistic view Of the political situation
In his kingdom He fears that the trou.
bles Will develop into dangerous conflict.
II 10 comes 60 an open breach, the king
will probably abdlcate rather than to un.
dertake the responsibility Of an armed
struggle, The crown prince, who would
then ascend the throne. entertains nc
friendly feelings toward Norway and GER
tainly would not yield to the Norwegian
demands.
The swedish general staff asserts that
the military occupation Of Norway would
be easy. Christiania and Trondhiem would
be soizable in turn, and Stockholm could
be captured. II is admitted however,
that the real difficulties would begin after
the occupation Of the country.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Admitted 10 the Bar.

On application OF Hon John A.
Nicholson, Frank Hall Davis was
admitted as an sttorUey At law TO the
Superior Court, at Dover. yesterday
mcrning.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
nlrd 81 tbe Are of los.

HrNTiNGIoN, ". Va. April l6 Thorn
as Mokane, los years old and the eldest
inhabiaut az this state. died here.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST

"From the description Olive beard av thi
Sahara Disert." said Pat to Mike, 'sure tn,
ivsr lashtine Sunday wid no side doors -
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

The most remarkable cures Of scrofuln on
record have been accomplished by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This medicine Is unequalled for
disease OF the blood. Take only Hoods.
Hoods Pills are handmade and perfect IN
proportion and appearance. 25c.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
The Baoheiors' Dance.

The bachelors of the Shields Librsry
Association held their fourth annual
ball last evening In the handsome rooms
of the association There WAS a large
attendance The master of cerem onies was
John Mcbride. the floor manager Thomas
O'Donnell assistant, John P.N Mulshe-
mock ehairmsn. P. Conway, treasurer,
Charles A McDonougb, and secretary,
James Burke. Among those
present from out of town were
James Gallagher aud Mss Nc.
Elwee, Geo ge Keaman and Mss
McGinniss, David Walters and Miss
Dolgherty, William Hickey and NJ IS
Hickey, B German ard Mss h Barsby.
William l. nm, al Miss Start, p Boyle,
and Miss Rsilley. James Bulger, and Miss
Dougherty, all of Chester There were
also friends from Philadelphia aud New
Castle present
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
Bitnminous Coal
For steam, from best mines
George II Mccall Company,
Eighth and>Shiplay streets

The Randy ~ine Club will give it's
ihLd annual ball Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
LTOENsr ApPLTOATIoNs.

NOTICE.. GEORGE W. SAssE, THE
~ tenant and occupant of the house situated
a. No. ll4 East Fourth street, IN the
Fourth wsrd In the city OF WilminRton
county OF New Castle and State OF lie aware,
IN compliance with the requirements OF the
ncts OF the General Assembly IA such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that ! shall apply In writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions OF he Peace ana Jail Deliv-
cry Of the State Of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county, on Mondas. the 9th day OF
May, 1895, being the next term OF said court,
for license or said house as an inn tay-
ern, for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart 10 be
trunk on the PREMISES, and the following re-
spectacle citizens Of said ward, at least
twelve u whom are substantial freehoders OF
viz
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

al communications intended fer ,serrscn
thie column should be Addresseo 10 sseiefv
edito' areof the EvHHIKG JOURNAL. Ccm-
the paper only VI" -
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
The Fifth Game Of the Series,

PIC 'ures aud Essels all sizes and prices
Herger's Picture Store, II East SD st.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16

A Chicago grand jury has cided that =
mans hoes are deadly weapons. Bnt then IL
wRs Chicago. New York Press.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Cele-
brate Their Silver Wedding.
COMING WEDDING AT ST. JOHNS

Miss Ehae ID. Chandler. Of This City. and
Frederick L. Rhodes. Of Boston, the
Prospective Bride and Groom-PIeasant
West side Reception In Honor of Guests.
other Events.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
snERTFF,s sAIR.

GHERIFs'S SALF.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levari Facias TO me directed, will
D. exposed 10 public sale at the Court ouse
on Nj rket street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county, State Of Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1896,
at o'clock p. m,
The following described real estate viz. All
that certain tract, piece or parcel OF land with
the buildings thereon erected situated In
Chrlstiana hundred, New Castle county and
state OF Delaware. aforesaid, now being
bounded, limited and described as follows. to
wit:
Beginning at a stake on line OF Otley Yer
no e land and running thence by lands OF
said Vernon and land Of Peter Frederick
south "a degrees west 20 perches { a large
white oak tree; thence by land OF Miller
Speakman south 25l6 degrees west 81 perches
20 q stone on the cast bank OF Red Clay creek
midway between two white nns trees. thence
same course percheH and 5-iO to the centre
q middle Of said creek; thence down the mid
die OF said creek, following the several coui ses
thereof, about 2l4 perches D. line OF JOSIAH
urayes's la d; thence by land Of Josiah
Graves aforesaid. south 6alS degrees east 81
perches 70 = post; thence by land Of lrenice
Martin and John Pankton Chandler north 8a{
degrees west li3 perches and 3 10 TO u stone,
thence by same land north 10 degrees east IA
perches aud $40 90 the place Of beginning,
containing 70 acres OF land, be the same more
o. less.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF James Leach and Martha Leach his
wife; and It's aud 20 be sold by
PAUL ulLLIS. Sheriff
sherin's Office, Wilmington, Delaware.
March 20, 1895.
Evening journal., 1895-04-16
PUBLIC SALES. 4

- 80, -
DVBLlC SALE OF % HEAD JF FIRST
CLASS horses will take pace on premises
southeast corner Thi and Orange streets.
Nilmingto Del on
sATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1895,
at u o'clock m.
This sale will include number OF heavy
work horses and nne drivers, business. and In
TACT horses suitable FOR all purposes They
nave All been personally selected for this
msrkei, they can be seen at the stable and
rldnen after or tested In any way any time
previous TO day OF sale and must be as rep
them over. Three months credit with ap-
proved endorssr. Full description OF horses
IN catalogue. w. G. MARTIN.
4. w. SrIpHAM a Son, Auctioneers