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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-03
CHEAP LOTS.

CHEAP LUIS.
ALL BARGAINS.
FOR SPECIALIZING.
FOR BUILDING.
THEY WILL SURELY ADVANCE.
$4200-Vallejo, mr.. Cough; 30x120.
$4O00-Washington, M. Central ave.; 27:6x
127:814.
$33O0-Sanchez, mr. 23d, 65x1l7:6.
S2750-COr. Point Lobos and 18TH; 32:6x1OO
$2500-Cor. France and Paris: 300x1OO.
$2200-Hayes, mr. Lott 25XlO0.
$2100-Fosom, near 14th: 25x122:6.
$2000-Precta ave, near Mission St.: 51x263 IS
$2000-W ashington, near Spruce. 25xlO2:SA.
$1S00-Far Oaks, near 25th; 25x100.
- $1600-Beulah, mr.. Stanyan; 25x137 :6.
S1550-Waller, mr.. Stanyan 25x137:6.
S1400-Chenery, near Mateo; 5OX100
S1150-De Long, near Frederick: 25xSO.
$1000-NE. cor. Lake st. and 18th ave-; 4Ox72
$90O-Calfornia, near 9th ave-: 25xl10.
$750-Sth ave. near J. ST.; 25X12O.
$600-K ST.. near 18th ave-: 25X100.
$500-1Sth ave., near "a" 25X120.
$450-Saturn st., nr. Clara ave.; 26xS7 %.
$300-Laurel, mr.. Crescent: 25X7O.
SEE US If YOU WANT LOTS.
WE HAVE LOTS OF LOTS.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO..
638 Market st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-03
STOCKTON ADVERTISEMENTS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
STOCKTON REAL ESTATE.

A FEW OF THE BEST BARGAINS EVER
IA offered:
$50 acres on Roberts Island; never over1ows; a
crop of barley just removed from the land and a
now crop of beans; wonderful yield per acre; will
rent for $15 per acre: must be sold $40 per acre.
$50 acres near Lodi; the best stock ranch that /
know of for the money: good house, barns, etc.
fenced and cross-fenced; hog-ight; 15 fruit,
acres alfalfa; large pond, with living springs
beautiful shade trees; grand avenue through CEN
ter of property; will divide or as whole; $50 per
acre.
1O-acre tracts just out of Stockton: fine houses,
barns and well; 800 per acre.
Ranches all over the county for sale or trade
MORSE COLONY TRACTS.
s. 10, 90 and 40 acres at sos and $75 per acre;
most productive land in San Joaquin County.
Fine Stockton lots cheap, on installment plan.
San Francisco property to trade for small ranches.
Call address f. j. SULLIVAN, room 88,
Chronicle building, or E. ARMSTRONG, Stockton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

-, e 9 S nc 1cIs
- Oakland, Los Angeles, San Francisco or San
Diego city property; whole or part OF 100000;
Fruitland; home OF 100 acres; celebrated springs;
choice fruits; attractive pepper tree and orange
grove; clear of incumbrance; convenient to San
Diego Bay and ocean; connecting San Diego and
Coronado beach by two railroads Inquire OF
ZACH MONTGOMERY, Los Angeles, or r. J.
MONTGOMERY, Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-03
PROPOSALS
i FOR LEASING LINCOLN SCHOOL PROP
ERTY
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
MARKET AND FIFTH STREETS.
OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
SAN FRANCISCO, August 81, 1895. !

In accordance with a resolution adopted by the
Board of Edncation sealed proposals will be re-
ceived in open session Of SAID board on Wednes-
day, September IL, 1895 at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ. for
the lease for the term of ten years. OF the Lincoln
school property, the southeast corner of Market
and Fifth streets, 275 feet on Market street, by
uniform depth of 100 feet, as whole or in subdi-
visions of 25 feet frontage.
lease for the whole property, or leases for sub
divisions thereof, will be awarded to the highest
responsible bidder or bidders, but no proposals to
lease said property will be entertained unless the
aggregate monthly rent PROPOSED to be paid shall
equal or exceed $4,000.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids as the public good may require.
GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
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DIG MONEY

DIG MONEY
ID For the right man. having experience in the
sale of real estate; choice lots in Northern Stockton
for sale the easiest offered in Stock
ton: $40 down, So per month, without interest or
taxes; electric streetcars furnishing rapid transit
all parts OF the city; liberal agents;
respondence solicited
A. n. DUDLEY & CO..
405 East Main ST., Stockton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-03
LATEST SHIPPING INFELLIGENCE.

--LATEST SHIPPING IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Arrived.
MONDAY, September 2.
Ship Shenandoah, Murphy, l16 days, from Llv-
erpooi; mdse, to Meyer, Wilson & Co.
Domestic Ports.
TATOOSH-Passed in Sept 2-Ship Dashing
Wave, hence Aug IL for Tacoma.
Spoken.
Aug 1921 N 122 90 w, Br ship Eurasia, from
Newcastle, NSW for San Francisco.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 2-Stmr Vera, I'm
Mediterranean ports; stmr Trave, from Bremen,
via Southampton; stmr Salier, from Bremen; stmr
Manitoba from London.
ANTWERP-Arrived out Sept 2-Stmr West
ernlam damaged in colision).
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90 AND SEE THIS TODAY.
" Three fine flats, and store underneath with
rooms in rear: l large fiat of rooms: flats
rooms each, Just being completed; all up-to-date
ideas; large lot; oath ST., no T.. OF Castro; store
is suitable for plumber, baker, confectionery or
dry goods; easy terms and low price. Apply on
premises or at WORKMAN IL FRENCH'S, $50
Market st.
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ENGLISH COTTAGE HOUSES.

BUY A HOME IN RICHMOND.
NEW AND MODERN.
$1,000 CASH $1,000 CASH.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-03
DIVORCES GRANTED.
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same published.I
BORN.
BARBEE-In this city, September 2, 1895, to the
wife OF Robert B. Barbee, daughter.
GRASSER-In San Pablo, August 81, 1895, to
the wife of H. f. Grasser q daughter.
PEIRANO-Near Angels Camp, August lS, 1895,
to the wife of Antoine Peirano, a
SCANLIN-In this city, September 2, 1895, to the
wife of Ii. w. Scanlin, daughter
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ONLY ONE AND HALF YEARS OLD.
S55OO-Three modern flats of 5, and rooms
and bath Lott ST. near Park; well built; in first
class condition and always rented.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-03
MARRIAGES LICENSES.

Licenses to marry. were granted yesterday az
follows:
J. c. Sand Jr. and Lena NJ. Fritschi, 21-17
f. r. Hathery and Carrie Whitcomb. 2e-23.
Hugh A Smith and Sadie NJ Ferry. 25-21.
c. d. Peterson and Jennie 1. Erickson 45-S8.
John Finley and Mary Sangala, 40-21.
ii. w. Abbott and Elizabeth Aiken, 1927.
A. E.Thomson and Elizabeth NJ. Inwood, 25-22.
John J. White and Mary McGeary, 1910.
Edward McGovern and Mary Mcclure, 30-2S.
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REDUCED FROM $45OO
$375O-A modern house CT rooms and bath, in
fine condition: brick foundation; bet 18th and
Goth ST.. fine lot 81 6x125 feet.
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MISSION FLATS.

ONLY $4,000.
Two good flats on Stevenson ST., near 18th, of
and rooms and BATH brick foundation, ETC.. ;
rents for 1912 per annum lot 25x60; this is snap
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CALIFORNIA ST., COR. I'd AVE.
SEE THEM TODAY.
TAKE ,SACRAMENTO-ST. CARS.
Six new two-story modern residences. 8, and 8
rooms and BATH all conveniences: no two alike;
price $500 each, including lot for sale easy
terms; $1,000 cash, balance monthly covering 8
years time; 6 per cent interest on deferred
payments: the choicest Offering for home
seekers in the market; they talk for themselves;
see them to-day and call at office for Illustrated
catalogue giving full description, terms, etc.
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WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.

WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.
MODERN AND ELEGANTLY FINISHED.
MUST BE SOLD.
S6500-A fine home at bargain Devisadero
St, near Washington; house rooms and bath
brick foundations furnace and all modern convent
ences; lot 25x110 feet.
A BIG BARGAIN.
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PROPERTY TO, EXCHANGE.
DICHMOND LOTS TO EXCHANGE FOR
II ranch; vicinity OF Santa Cruz or Wastonville
preferred. Address Lot, box 70. Cali Office.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
FAsToN, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
CITY AYD COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
DEALERS AND AUCTIONEERS.

eSs MARKET ST.
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007E WORTH DOUBLE; 27x1OO; BEMIS
sDAiO. near Castro block from electric cars.
]. r. ROCHE, San Rafael.
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OOOOO 100 ACRES; UNIMPR OWED;
.DAUUU. covered with white and black oak: no
better land in the State; 35 miles from this city e2
miles from Glen Ellen. Address Ranch, box 106,
Call Office.
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RENTS ses4 PER ANNUM.

WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.
OOO TAYLOR-LARGE SUNNY ROOM WITH
JUO board for two: reasonable; hath; garden
THE ABBOTSFORD, BROADWAY AND
l. Polk st-Quiet and homelike; charges moder-
ate: board optional: all cars direct.
no PINE - PLEASANT ROOMS, EXCEL-
TO lent board, $780, $25 and $50 per month.
T1INE SUNNY DOUBLE AND SING LIE ROOMS
private English family; near Van Ness ave. Adj
dress r. E.. box 20, Call Office.
HOTEL BERTLING, TIA BUSH-OPENED AS
IL family hotel; references given and required;
all modern conyeniences.
MONEY WANTED.
WANTED-S50O $1,000, $500, ON CITY
w real estate, at 8 per cent. A. B. c., box 131,
Call Office.
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IN THE WARM BELT.

A MISSION HOME.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18
Tomorrow, (Fiday)

Tomorrow, (Friday) is
Womon's Day at the Neao York
Clothing House. The women
had their day in the newspaper
business last Saturday. They
done 'oelW We erpect to do equal
ty as acell an the Little Boys'
Clothing Business, and if you'A
come tomorrow ,ce'll conriuce
you.
We ask you to come Fridays
to look and to buy Little Boys
Clothes, because it keeps you
out OF the rush Of Saturdays
business; anything new in the
Little Boys Department comes
on Fridays, and we can wait on
you with more promptness.
vi course you can come in
any day it suits your conven.
fence and prices are no higher
on any other day-they are
low every day.
It's really a wonder to most
folks how we are able to pro.
duce such Boys Suits as we
are showing for $l.50, $500,
81. 80, $500, $3.50, $500,
$3.50, $500 and So, Cages 4 to
l5;) the small sizes up to 8
years, are made with sailor col.
lar and braided. The larger
sizes up to Is years, are plain
double breasted.
Little Fauntleroy Suits in
Reds, Browns, Blues and light
shades $3.50, $500, $3.50, SO,
$3.50, 81, 81. SO, s. and Sc.
Three piece Suits for Boys
from 10 to l6 years. Coat,
Vest and Short Pants, from
81. 30 to $3.50. We're selling
lots of 'em.
Odd Knee Pants from 25 cts.
up.
Big Boys Suits up to 90
years old, Qarge rants) from
$3.50 to $l5. Every goodness
we put in Mems Clothes we
have in Boys Clothes.
Notice: We have no connec.
ton with any other house, eth.
or in this city or anywhere else
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

NJ ODi-On April 18th. 1885. John I. Moody.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence, No. 20!
Lombard street, on Friday afternoon at 5
O'Clock, lntorment nj Mt. Salem Cemetery.
MCn0wELL--on April 18TH, 1895. James II.
Mcdowell, nj his late residence 100 nela-
are Avenue.
Duo notice Of funeral will be given.
W GOBLIN Washinaton. d. g., on Friday.
Doe. 7th. 1884 Lewis Wood, in the 2ist year
OF hie age.
Deaths cruel dart hah pierced my cart
Aud bowed me down with grief;
And now beneath the silent SOD
My darling Lewis sleeps,
oh darling. must give you mp
You whom loved no we'll
How can drink this hitter cup
And say a last farewell.
place is vacant Ia our midst which never
can be hllcl,
My boy can never come 10 me but can no to
BY His MOTHER.
klNG-on April 18th. Anna II. King VILE Of
George H. King.
Due notice 0ttne funeral Will be given.
HENDRlCK-At HEAVIER Valley. bel. on
April l4th. 1895. Elmer Hendfiek, aged II
years.
heIpliycs and friends are invited to attend
tie funeral from the residence of his mother.
on Thursday afternoon, as O'Clock. Ser
vices at the house. lnternieIit at Trace r. Il.
Cemetery.
JANyIER-On April Is. 1870. Eva n. Janvier
vile OF Howard Janvier. eldest daughter
OF Annie u. aud tue late Abraham Wilbert
age % years.
Service at tho house. Wednesday evening
at i; O'Clock, No 2u!l Sixtn Avnne. Inter-
mem Thursday at Mnatua II. Jersey
Eva dear we miss you here.
While long he path OF life we tread
But yet beyond tire gloom wen meet.
In Iieaye above where Jesus greets.
low lOng The struggled gnin>t disease,
Inch balllcd skill nnd care
And Tong She fingered wrecked with pain,
And sunerings hard 10 bear.
RUSS-n'ei at his homo 207 T.. 18Th street, on
Monday. April 18th 1895, tlZy Russ.
Relatives and fr ends are hereby invited
10 ut end the funeral service at Gilbert PRESS
byteran Church, corner lAth and French
streets ON Thursday. ut O'Clock p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

Tuesday evening there walked into the
hotel at Second aud 1atnall street tough
looking individual, who introduced him.
self to the bar.room fixtures as "Mr. Mo.
Cann," and his residence as Chester. There
were probably 4 dozen glasses emptied of
their contents, when the drinkers began to
be hilarlous. In the brawl which followed
man punched Nan. and In this work "AIc.
Cam was right at home"
He was none other than Ches ter cham.
pion pugilist ond he proved his right to
thnt honor by putting three mon ''out' in
az many minutes, The crowd discovered
the strangers pugillst abilities too lats
ana any one OF them being no match for
McOann" they determined to get rid Of
him by throwing him out OF the bar.room.
Ihen began a.chase. Ia which about one
dozen men figured. McCanp ran for the
+. w. d b. depot arriving there Just in
time to catch the o. IL O'Clock train for his
home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

Colored plaoards bearing the question
"Who 10 JonesP have been posted on
nearly every available spot In the city and
are attracting attention and causing
much comment as to who is Jonesp" but
one tina morning was found In an un-
usual place and whore II was unnecessary
as d question for those who noticed 1t
knew who Jones was and where he could
b3 found.
Detective W. T. Jones was the man the
joke was played upon and the plaoard
greeted him as he entered his Office at the
7. W. u Is. Railroad depot this morning.
naturally. and 1t Is said that for an hour
afterward he was Offering box OF clgars
to tho person who would lind thesguilty
man for him. But mo one" placed
the placard where 1t was found, and Mt.
Jones Is still at loss to know why any
one should inquire who Is Jonesf'
AdJutant Generals Order,
The staff oiiieers of tho late Joshua H.
Narvil, Governor OF Delaware, received
the folio wing notice:
State of Delaware,
Adjutant Generals Office.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April IL, 1895.
General order No. 10.
As a mark OF respect TO the memory OF
the late Joshua II. Marvll. Governor and
Commander In chief, the usual badges OF
mourning will DO worn by the COMM
STONED military oilicere OF this State on
ali military occasions for period OF W
days. WILLIAM L. WATSON,
Governor OF Delaware.
Official; SAMUEL A. MAcALIsrER,
Adjutaut General.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

Old mirrors resilvered. Is Il. 4th Street.
The wrestling match between "Stran.
gler" Lewis aud Farmer" Burns at Chi
cago next Saturday promises to be q
wal III GlIair.
Ex'Mayor Edwin s. Stuart of Philadel-
pbia was banqueted at the Union League
OH Wednesday, evening. Fully $50 covers
were laid. The Leag ues banquetlng room
was sumptuously adorned. 1t was u
as toast muster.
Miss Lulu Barker OF Delmar Is visiting
relatives in our city.
Sheriff ellis yesterday afternoon sold
to Andrew L. SanDOrn for $500 the pro.
perty OF James Fulton at Mt. Pleasant.
The State Auditor this morning exam
ineu the books OF Clerk OF the Peace BlKgs
and found them correct.
DIR. j. X. Smith has removed from pI0
Madison street to N. w. corner Seventh
and Adams. Telephone 4g7.
DIR. Cooper, Seventh and Jefferson
strests. this morning took q piece of
steel out OF one OF the eyes OF George
Jefferson.
Airs. Catharne Murray returned to this
city yesterday from Philadelphia where
she has been visiting her children. She
Will return to her home at Canterbury on
Monday.
MIR. Jchn Whelan of this city left last
night for Philadelphia. having secured a
position III Cramps 5hip yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

says Burlington. N. J., special Of
April 10Th, A remarkable fight between
two cows occurred yesterday on the farm
OF Mrs. Anna NJ. Deucon-Jatfray, on the
Mt. Holly road. near this city. The COWS
have always had an insxplicable hatred Of
each other from calfhood up and always
fought at every opportunity.
They were evenly matched, however,
and the contests never resulted seriously.
Yesterday afternoon. John Kemple,
SUPERINTENDENT OF the farm. noticed that
the COWS were lighting again. but thought
nothing OF 1t. excepting of course that
the usual result would follow.
Some time later Mr.. kemple CHANGED by
the barnyard again, and saw that the ami
mails, now thoroughly Infatuated, were
lighting harder than ever, and that 1t was
evidently struggle to death. They could
not 10 separated. Back and forth they
surged over the yard, neither gaining an
noh toward victory.
Fldallv they unlocked horns, and 10.
stantly the mighty bodies clashed to.
gether again. This was tho end One OF
the apimals was disembowled and she
fell dead. The victor. torn and bleeding
herself, beloved over her dying combat.
ant aud walked away.
1t Is the first case on record where two
cows are known TO have fought to the
death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

Amos D. Trump last evening iust be.
yond tie Market street bridge used in.
Rulung remurks & " 's IN elderly wo.
man. Bile wasr urninR 10 her home 40.
eomphnled by aC. Sac. 4ren, When OH,
ser Luets arrived on the scene the man
Eas not around. After waiting for
Zine he made his appearances and was
arrested. After hearing the evidence this
morning Jnpge Bail fined Trump SO and
costs.
= Mr. Mcdowell. OF the Board OF Health
yesterday afternoon saw a team going
uown Market street with some barrels OF
kotten fruit He followed It over the
bridge and at the roar of 2l1 South Mar.
Net street. the driver dumped tAs contents
81 the barrels Oh the lot. In the City
Court this morning. Judge Ball fined
Hugh $40 aud costs for committing the
otfense IN violation OF the city ordinance
relating to the cremutoTy.
Secretary Co quhOun OF the Boa rd of
Health has cautioned all the fruit tnnds
against dup IL daclyed fruit on the
bots. They should take 1t to tho erema,
Tory. The law will lie enforced this year.
Rrocers Will be closely watched as vol as
she owners OF fruiu stands
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

Mr.. Roth. No. East Second street. re.
celved circular tho Other day from Frank
Ii. Howard. No. 7o4 Hamilton street.
Allentown, Pa. Offering to furnish coun.
terielt m oney, made from the genuine
that such notes are just Gs good as those
issued by the Governments, and 1t is there.
fore no crime to circulate them. Such
logic did not deceive Mr. Roth. and he
consequently handed the circulars over
to US In order to let the world know
what kind of rascals there are In the
world. 1t 10 not probable that the scoun-
drel will DO able to lind single dupe In
our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

The Salvation Army Intends to hold tho
largest mestings held by them In this city
on Saturday and Sunday, April 27th and
sSth. II will be announced later on
whore tho Saturday night meeting will
be held. Sunday afternoon and night
meeting will be held in the Academy Of
Music, Delaware Avenue. The meetings
will be conducted by Brig. Evans In com.
mand OF the Eastern Division OF the
Adj. Damon. 'the Boy Adjutant," and
Capt. Taylor, the Golden MINSTREL" who
by his sweet singing in the United States
and England won the favor OF thousands
OF people. The lovers of music and good
singing surely ought to attend. A oolleo.
tion will be taken at the door to help pay
the expenses OF the occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18
ObliunrX.

Mira. Mary t. Orr. COS Lombard street
died yesterday, aged 6S years.
Aliss Catharlne McGovern. we'll known
young girl reading on South Monroe
ftreet died yesterday. Her funeral will
take place on Monday. Iiterment will be
made at the Cathedral Cemetery.
The funeral Of Prosper J, Slbre, 418 Sher.
man street. will take place tomorrow,
Intermant will be made at the Cathedral
Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

The new law which prohibits the selling
OF liquor in Cecil county will go into effect
May aud will continue for four years.
Thu liquor men are making preparations
for removing to other parts of tue State
The license law has been in effect In Cecil
county four years and after this month
prohibition will take it's place. sSeveral
Elkton saloon proprletots have rented
places In Havre de Grace and some 10 Bal.
timore. At the last election Cecil went
dry by una iority OF 574
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

Lynn and Phillips commenced q week
ago to tear down the Lewis bulldog at
the southeast corner of Seventh aud Mar.
ket streets. and they will complete the
job to-day. That they succeeded In the
work without an accident OF any kind
whatever Is considered almost nlracu.
lous as the walls were badly cracked and
thu work of demolition was considered
dangerous. We congratulate them on
their SUCCESS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

Rev. John A. Roche alter an active
ministry Of sixty years. twenty-five OF
which he passed In the Philadelphia Con.
ference and thirty.elght years In the New
York East Conference, accepted super
animated relation last week. whom the
following resolution WINS adopted by his
brethreni
Resolved. That we heartily extend TO
our beloved brother our congratulations
IN view Of tina great ministry and service
OF his life In the Kingdom OF our Lord
Jesus Christ. Our brothers manliness
anu loyalty to his convictions. his high
sense OF honor. and the beautiful
courtesy OF his nature. have made
us all his debtors. and endeared him to
our hearts; and now that he steps out
OF the active ranks OF the ministry we
assure him Of our esteem ana love. His
presence at our annual feasts will al
ways give us joy and our prayers will
be offered that the sweet peacs of God
shall bless the GROWING years OF his life
MIR. Roche Is we'll known I'm our
city having preached at Asbury Church
two years and In the churches on the
Peninsula.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-18

Tho X. OF P last evening held q grand
banquet In the restaurant OF A. H. Ain.
seow. 7O7, 100, III SIMPLIFY street. A splen.
did time was enjoyed by ali present.
The Philadelphia visitors to the Insti.
tute Free Library Will banquet at Ain.
scow's To night.
Over 300 Odd Fellows will banquet at
Eden Hail Tonight. A. Ii. Alnscow will
furnish tho good thlngs to make the
inner man happy.