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Evening journal., 1895-06-04

The great success attending
our sale of Wash Silks is well
deserved. No such combina-
ton of style, quality and
price was ever before offered
in our city. Sixty new styles
have just been added to the
lot and any lady desiring new
Silk Shirt Waists should see
this lot-25c per yard from
s3c and 45c.
Silk Shirt Waists-at the
unheard-of price of $2.2o
each. One hundred styles of
the best Kaiki Wash Silks
every one fully worth So. One
lot will be closed quickly at
S2.2o each.
Japonettes ~ with the col
ors all woven in same as ging-
hams, but as sheer and light in
weight as a Lawn. BY all
odds the most stylish and best
wearing thin wash goods
made this season. We have
been retailing these same
styles and qualities for 25c per
yard, but a late season and
over-production enables us
now to give them to you for
Just half price. This makes
the best bargain this season on
these fine Japonettes. There's
only five thousand yards in
the lot and no more to be had
-I2Hc from 25c.
All of our Dimities and
Jaconats, the very prettiest
and best styles of the season
are reduced from I2Hc to 81
per yard; wide goods in the
best colorings.
Another lot of those ele
giant Black Surahs, "A inche,
wide-39c from soc.
Black Henrietta, "A inches
wide-59c from 7sc.
Black Crepe Virginias-
thin blacks--2oc from s6'
and 45c.
Another lot of our higE
grade Porch Rockers just re
ceived, XVI century finish
SI.so each ~ three styles
Eighteen styles of Oak, Curly
Birch and Cherry Rockers
saddle seats and cobblers, al
of the very best makes anC
highest finish, $2.25, $2.65
S., $3.50 and 81. All from
one-third to one-half the regu
lar prices.
We have a large line o.
Japanese Rugs specially
adapted for hot weather use
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
BIC Raln In Ikansas.

KANSAS CITY, Juno 4.-The rainstorm
that prevailed over southern and western
Kansas was tho heaviest known in the his
tory Of many counties. AT some points
not less than six inches OF water fell. Low
places arc lakes. and the ground is moro
thoroughly soaked than it has beon for
five years
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
cIass b Riaers to Meet.

NEW YORK, June 4.-It has been de-
oided that the class b men of the League
OF American Wheelmon will hold meet
ing at Albany ON Wednesday after the Al
bany county wheelmon's races when they
will try 60 form a permanent organization
of the Racing Cyclists association.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Pastor at tho soashore.

Rsv. w. P. Swartz who Is GONZALES.
cling from an attack Of typhoid fever, has
gone 20 Atlantic City for tho benefit OF
his health. Mrs. Swariz accompanied
him He will ramain for some time 20
escape the exhaustlng effects Of the hot
weather.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
wedding on tho East SIDE.

The marriage Of Miss Lottie Norris and
Fred G. Price, formerly Of Delaware CITY.
son Of J. Thomas Price, will take plsce
this afternoon at o'clock The ceremony
will take place at Epworth NJ. F. Church,
Tenth and Lombard streets. Rev. L. W.
Llyfsld. the pastor, officiating
Mrs. W. P. saxton will play the wed b.
ding march.
The ushers win be John White, Jr.,
u. Bnckalew. Carl Morris and William
p. White. Miss Sophie Crowsers will
aot as bridesmaid and Charles Smith will
be the best man.
Following the ceremony a reception
will be beld at the future home OF the
bride and groom, No. 703 East Tenth
Street.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04

me. defeat at the hands Of the University
OF Penusy ylvania by a score OF IL TO 4
HenninG. Burris aud zssrfoss were in the
points for he Chestertown Club.
The Y NJ @ A. and Letter carriers
baseball clubs viii cross bats at River
view on Thursday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Prnfessnr,s snddcn neath.

ASHLAND Va, June 4-Maior William
A. Shepherd, for % years professor Of
chemistry at Randolph Macon college,
was stricken with cerebral apoplexy and
died immediately in a grocury store.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Straw Hatal

All new goods bought In case lots from
the mills direct, selling at prices guar
anteed the lowest in the city. At Ross's,
2i0 Market street. Summer Underwear
at 25, 3S aud SOC. The best values for
the price ever offered.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
at a Philadelphia Reoeptlon.

Miss Emma Lore was In PHILADELPHIA
yesterday. Last evening she attended
reception given by the Philadelphia and
Pennsylvania associations TO the dele
gates to the general convention Of the
Church of the New Jerusalem. Rev.
Philip B. Csbell was also among the
guests.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Now YORKER Goes West For a Bride.

ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Miss Stella Greg.
ory, dadghter Of Dr.. Elisha Gregory, ST.,
was married at her fathers residence in
this city to Mr. John Lindsay, assistant
district attorney Of New York.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
CeIebIated. Its rwsntIeth Annirersnrr.

The twentieth anniversary Of the st.
Bsnedictus Beneficial Society was held last
evening In the basement OF the Church
Of the Sacred Heart. There was a large
audience Of invited guests and an en-
joyable time was had. A fne BANQUET
was served, after which Gddres. es were
made BY Abbott Hillery Pfrsngle, o. S
Of Newark. n J. Rev. Father Prior
Sylvester, NJ J. Nurnberg, H. C.Balliug. E,
Neumeyer Louis Hutten and others. The
tables were beautifully decorated with
flowers, etc, and royal time was had
Later the members OF the society and
their guests enjoyed dancing to the music
OF Roblnson's orchestra.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
stenned on a Rnltler.

M1DDLErowN, n. Y, June t--William
Peake, years old, stepped on a rattle
snake at Long Eddy and was badly bitten.
Physicians have given him up.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Attendnnce at the Gamss
Record of the clubs
ro-dag,s League seheduIe.

Cleveland at Baltimore.
st Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston
Chicago at philadelphia.
Louisville st Washington.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn,
Evening journal., 1895-06-04

Best Goods, Lowest Prices.
Buy coal and wood FROM T. Sorgesnt
oHca Seventh and King. Phone 645
tW-Hick ory wood FOR open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
.OcAL SOCIETY NEWS
An Afternoon Wedding at
Epworth M. E. Church.
N AND OUT OF THE CITY

psnmingtonians Attend a Reception Ten
dered to Delegates to the Church OF the
New Jerusalem Convention in Philadel-
phIa-whera other Wilmington People
Are, and what They Are Doing.
~ inoui@unicnticns Intended far iaserifen
a fhle calur1n should be rddreeaeS IA si,oi-f,
Ediior care OF the EvyEtEO JornNkr. Cs9r-
iauniokT4ons should b. Writtan % uus sids of
.Ds - a. only.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04

TXTILMINaTOS AND NORTHERN Rail-
W ROAD. Time table in efoci May lhth
1875.
Trains ieave Wilmington, fFancn street
station, for b. ~ %, Junction, Honicfepiu.
Wintorihur, duYcnc1urt. GISr0quo, JasetfL
Dlauds' kCTd Junction, fOclnani, Wadi
Chester, fmhroevine, MortonViie, o1tie1
vile aud Intermediate aiationa, daily, efcepi
t1llEy. ~ 2 90 no, ! it. fi6 and - p mi
sunday only at 90 : M; ij and l5 = ui.
lor WaYnadhurg JuuctlOns Springfield 81
Intermediate stations, daily except sunday.
81 7 90 m. ti and u6 y ~. Sundays cniy "a
SIC 10. j g and Ob p m.
For Joanna. BirdabOrO. Reading and inter
me Hate stations, daily, except sundeY,ii
1f6 = ~ and 55 . N. Sunday oulg at ! t6 NJ
and IS pm.
r. NcCAUsJAPD. Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agen
Evening journal., 1895-06-04

One lot of the best grade Of
Moquette Carpets, all beauti-
fully bordered, we shall close
out for S5c per yard, regular
$I.25 qualities. At this rate
they would pay 10 anticipate
your wants. Every one this
seasons pattern.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04

Lowell Body Brussels 95c
Bigelow Body Brussels 95e
smith Tapestry Brussels 65c
Stinson Tapestry Brussels 65o
RoxburY Tapestry Brussels 65c
The Body Brussels all with
borders to match.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
nIshop,s Daughter married.

EAsToE. Md, April 18.-Miss Alice
Elizabeth Adams, daughter OF Right Rev
William FoI bes Adams, Bishop o. the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Easton.
was marie yesterday TO Addison BAyne
Martin Wilson. he bride i one OF tie
best known and most popular young
man Of ERston Mr. Wilson also has
a wids cltcls Of friends here aud else
whsre He II sou Of the
late Dir w. q G Wilson and Is
la business ia Nav York The
marriage ceremony was performed in
Trinity Cathedral oy the bishop, assisted
by Rev Franklin Bsche Adkius, brother
iulew Of the bride, and rector OF Soring
Hill and stepney parishes. and the Vary
Rev. George Q sutton, dean Of the
Cathedral
Miss Louise Adams, the brides sister,
was bridesmaid and Wiifred Bateman
was bsst man The ushers were Dallas
b Hay ward Charles Darlington,
Skip~ith Gordon aud Mcbride LLOYD
The bride was gowned In tau colore d
crepon, trimmed Nth eeru lace, with
gloves and nat to match Her ornaments
were opals and diamonds The brides
asids frock was OF ehangeable silk TIE
church was handsomely decorated with
e 1HerB
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
DIED


CAMFRoN.--.an he 18th instant. James II.
Cameron, aged "a years.
DREW On pri l6, 1895. Lydia Prince
Drew, in her oath ear.
HARhIGAS.-un Anril IS Sarah f., wife
ot y llliam Harrigan, beloved daughter of
Charles AID the late Rebeeca Corrigan.
HEND iCK.-At Beaver Valley. Del. on
April a. lhsO Elmer Hendrick, aged II yeals.
.JONEs.-On April IL, 1925, Rossnna. widow
81 the late homas W Jones. aged "a years.
kING.--On the 18th instant, al II o'cloe K.
Annie Il; King. wife of George Y. King, at her
late residences. No. 1923 Poplar street,
bue notice OF funeral viii be given.
LAFFERTl On the 18th instant, Frank J
agtd lS months.
MoD JNOUGH On April Il. Ma-var I.
infant daughter Of Charles A and Margaret
s.. NJ p 3n0ugh
Relstives Id friends Of he family. ara IN.
viled to abtend Tie funeral, II omlfhe rar n s.
residan Is No luI aast Fourteenth street on
sAi day ~ ernoon. at2 'clOoA. Inle fnenf
at aihedral Gene cry.
Mccoy ERN,-0a april II, Catharlne A.
McG0vern.
Relauv and friends are invited II attend
the funeral, from the residence IL her parents,
No. 10 south u nroe street, On satnrday
morning, at 9 O'Clock. high Mass III 81
PauIs y. q. Church. Interment at Cathedral
o. etety
McDOWELL.-On April lg, James f. Nc
Lowell a. lls late tesidcnce. No mO delaware
Due notice of the funeral viii be given.
MO Dl.-Dn april ~, 1895. John n Mood s.
helaiivre and friends are invited 10 attend
ms fun raj. from his late residence. No. ,d2s
Lombard street, on Friday afternoon AZ
O'Clock lnterment at Mr.. salem Cemetery.
SIN MAN In New Castle, on April IS
ls9o, Charles II. Sentman, a. his 45ih year
SHIELDS --On April a. 1895, Owen Shields,
aged 55years.
I, Russ Az New Ca tie. on April l3. 1895,
Thomas l.. Truss.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
NO FRENCH LOTTERIES.
Even Government Gambling scheme Can
not Use Our Mails.

Even Government Gambling scheme Can.
not Use Our Mails.
WASHINGTON, April 1s-The French
governments has sought IN vain to prevent
the exclusion from the American mails OF
a large number Of their newspapers that
publish advertisements Of a government
lottery scheme This is q plan for the
placing Of bonds under q system Of pre-
miums awarded By drawings.
For the reason that it was q govern
mental institution and was not an ordi-
nary lottery the French government felt
that the restriction should not be applied
by cur government, but upon investiga-
uon the state department found that the
case was precisely similar to the ono de
cided by the supreme court Of the United
States concerning the bonds issued by the
Austrian government, and was Obliged
to reply that the executive had no power
70 suspend the law, and that the paper:
must be excluded as long MS they publish
ed the advertisement Of the government
lottcry
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
soolal nnd Per.onnl Nots..

James L Cfossmere was the only
Delawarean who was graduated from the
medical school Of the Baltimore Uni
veraity Yesterday. at the university 5
annual commencement.
The marriage Of Joseph Il Hammitt, OF
this city, and Miss Emma Leslie Mearns.
Of Chester, will take place this evening.
At the home Of the brides parents, Ii the
latter city.
F Blumenthel & Company will g'ye q
ball and reception to their employees on
the evening u Friday. April 2G 1t will
take place at the Auditorium
Mr. and Mrs B. f Blackburn will
celebrate the twenty fflh anniversary
Of their marriage at their home. No
4l0 East Fourth street, to night
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
KEEN swINDLER CAUGHT.
lie Robbed Mail Pouches and Raised Mon.
ey Orders.


CHICAGO, April is. William Hansen, o
truckman at the Dearborn street railway
station, who has been playing one Of the
most clever games the postal inspectors
We're ever called upon to unravel, was de.
tected and arrested at Elgin. Hansen's
night duties at tho railway station CON
sisted Of handling tho mail pouches
Three months ago he made key TO open
the pouches He would take a handful
Of letters from a pouch, especially those
addressed 70 postlnasters and extract the
money order adviees. He would then
search the pouch for letters addressed to
parties whom the advices named
Taking these letters, he would wash of
in chemicals the amounts named in tho
adyices and the orders. I'LL in a higher fig
uIe, make the money orders payable to
some one else and have Identification
waived. The advices he would remail to
the postoifices.
In order to supply tie proper margins
on the money orders bic would 20 TO the
Chicago postofiioe and buy an order for as
many cents as there were dollars in the
first order. He would then tear off the
cent margin and paste in the dollar mar
gin Of the raised order Hansen would
not say how many orders he had altered.
but the number is large. The work Of his
chemical solution in washing off ink was
beyond detection. The postofice inspector:
declared his work the best they have evel
seen
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
K,Ie,a onenIng.

For the season Of 1898 the Ice Cream
ParloIs ~ sixth aud Orange stl eets will
have the grand opening on Saturday,
Apiil 20sh. under the management Of
JoAn htle, Nilh Kyle 3 superior Ict
Cram, h'ch Ia made from the best al
rles Ia New Castle aud Chester counties
@ithcut any adultera'ion aed guarani eee
70 Be pure cream. Also Wsier Ices OF Al
hsyors Also cream At wholesale fur
nished in any quantities
Thankful for past patronage aud bop
Ing it will b. continued aith the new
management when all will be furnished
IN his line a. short notice JOAN KYLE
Northeast eorner Sixth and Orange SITS
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Marriage at Newark.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEWARK, April g = Harry Dougherty
the son Of Magistrate Dougnerty, OF
Landennerg. Pa aud diss Flora EnnIs,
daughter OF Richard Eluis. were quietly
married At tbs home Of tue brides
parents last evening Rev w
DuHadwsy, pastor Of the Methodist
Church. performed tbs ceremony The
affair was very quiet. only the members
OF the family being present mr. al d nrs
Doughsrty will make this town Their
home Mr Doughsr y is employed on
the Newark aud PomeroY Railroad The
ssrenaders were out ana gave the couple
a rousing reception
Mr. aud Mrs Daniel Corbett, OF
Odessa, were In town yesterday.
Miss Ll dia Fader Is visiting in
Harrison, Pa.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

NOTICE., ELwOOD N. TOv. THE
~ tenant snd occunant OF the house situated
in School Districts Nos. % and as. ChristlanR
hundred, county OF New Castle AID state OF
u laware IN compliance with the requirements
Of the acts OF the General Assembly Ia such
cat made nd provided. do hereb, give notice
that / shan atpl IN writing to Oh Go TT Of
General Se- ions Of the Peace anr Jail Deliy-
cry Of the State OF De aware, In and for New
Castle county, o Mondh the 9th da of
way, 1895. being the next term OF said court.
for c nee or said house as an Inn o iav-
ern, Tor the sale therein of intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one GU uft o be
drunk on the misses, and tue following re-
spectl bic citizens u said district. at least
six u HON arc substantial freeholders o Z
8 I'd district. recommend the said ep lication,
viz.
George McIntyre Thomas J. Lawlees
hichard l. tome james Thompson
J REM b Kelly George Frizzel.
y \ B lubell jon Mac KLEIN
Neal j. Toy William anderson
w liam s ewart William Rome Sr
John orman James .. HArkius
Harry YOus ELMOOD ". roy.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Briiiiant baltimore wedding.

Mr.. aud Mrs James P Winchester
attended the wedding Of Mr. Wincnester'a
brother, Marshal Winchester, and Miss
Maud rarleton, in Baltimore, yesterday.
The ceremony occurred at Grace p e.
Church at noon, Rev Arthur Chiffon
Powell, the rector, officiating.
The bride entered the church leaning
on the arm Of her brother, Robert NJ
Tarleton, by wnom she was given away.
She wore gown Of white satin, en-
traine, trimmed with chiffon and pearls
long tnlle veil was caught on her hoad
with q diamond star, the gilt Of the
groom She carried bouquet OF lilies
OF the valley.
The bride Is a daughter Of the late
Robert NJ. Tarleton, OF Mobile, Ala. The
groom is bank examiner for the State Of
Maryland.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
rhe saIs d ,he L.a,h rarm.

sber Il Gillis, yes erday afternoon, sold
be farm Of James Leach. at VT Cuba. TO
Philip Z Chuichmau, for 81 500 The
place consists of ninety five acres and
nas been 10 litigation ia the cslebratt d
Alien Il aeh case In Court Of Chancery.
4 Z SAaborn, Of this city. was the pur.
chaser of the Fulton farm - NJ
Pleasant, sold By he sheriff yesterday.
be price beiug 1910
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
WALL PAPERS.
Relief IA Six Hours.

Ii,'ved in six hours bv fhe New Great Sonth
American Kidney Cure.n This new remedy
is a great surprise on account of its exceeding
prnmptness in relieving pain In the bladder.
kidneys, back and every part Of the urinary
passages ip male or female. it relieves re en-
ton Of water and pain 10 passing Il almost
tlme iaiely ftyou want quick relief aud cure
This is your renle.iy. S0td ~ 2. s Bceiem aud
2 dalnss Belt. druggists. SilalLngtVa Del 4
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

Special HOLIDAY Exoarsion to zooIoKieal
Garden, rhiiadeiphia, via Penns, ivania
Railroad.
o. Decoration Day, Thursday, 1ay 30
1898 the Pennsylvsnia Railroad Company
VIII ruu 'ursions 20 the Z1oloaical Gar
den, Philadelphia from Lancaster, Potts
vile. Wilmington, West Chester (gIs
Central Digisioi) Perryvllle via CenirAi
Division) Trenton West Worthwhile and
principal intermediate stations FppcisI
trains will be run In each oirectioa. and
excursion tickets, good only on specia
train, will b sold AZ greatly reduced rates
For details in regard to time of trains
rates sc see small bills, or apply il
ticket agents.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
The Delaware I9radnnfes.

John Bailey. Charles Lyston Jones,
Edwin Golding Mackenzie, Charles Hye
Smith aud Charles Wilson Sierne are the
Delawaresns who graduated from the
philadelphia College Of Phsrmscy st the
seventy fourth anuual commencement last
nigar,
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
At 4 phlladnlnhIn rgndhlnr-

Mr. and MIRA Il r. Scott. OF this city
We're among the guests at thu w d8ing Of
Miss Mary Louise BELL and Samuel
halin. in Philadelphia. yesterday The
ceremony took place at half past o'clock
IN the afternoon, at the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF the Holy Trinity.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
BeautifuI Ceuter-rable BOOK.

You want something artistic for yonr
centre table Something that will instruct
a. well as amuse, Well get a copy Of
Famous Paintings of the World" bound
in cloth and gold. It is beautiful port
folio Of artistic master pieces and 81 rs
will buy It, Made to sell at SO Only a
few left. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
office.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
NnlIrn

Harry Yerger Is the one tbst established
the picture frame husinafs on Shipie,
street aevsntesn years ago, aud Il still at
No 4l9 He did not move and don't expec
70 move. He will make you bstter plature
francs ior lees money than any one in the
state.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
rIoFNsr AppIrrATIoNs.
=" = IT, 2" :" = T
ats o'eluc D m.

NOTICE II. PETER A FAGAN. THE
~ tenant ard occupant Of the house sit
mated at No. Ice and 1o4 West Front street,
pa the First ward In the city OF VIII
mingion. county OF New Castle ana State Of
Delaware In compliance with the reQuire-
meuts Of the arts OF the General Assembly In
such case made ana provided, do hereby give
notice that ! sha | apply Ia writing 70 tho
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions
Of tho Peace and iai Delivery of
the state OF Delaware, ia and for
New Castle county, on Monday. the 9Th
I iy of May, 1896. being the next & rm II said
court, for = license for said house, as an Inn or
tavern, for the sale therein of Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one qu re-. to be
drunk on this premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward. at least twelve
OF whom arc substantial freehoiderH OF said
ward, recommend the said application, vizs
naniri Mct usker w II Archeuback
lie uel Pieky Thomas Fsgan
Jn lne dnuiher Thomas NcHugh
re0 Well. Sr George Steiniker
Philip q Piunkett John gan
Robert McJadden Jacob Schi her
James e. Wallace Ludwig Hendricks
Louis -cheu John BAder
$ j. Mccall 10. J. weM M4nus
q NJ. White w. Fegan
John WAg er George Neul
Martin kepgh Pa rick Dnugherty
uh mas Shannon Miohsel keoSh
William FloInming James Mckenua
PETER A FAdAN
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

Rev Charles e Murray, rector Of the
csnreh. fficlated.
After the ceremony reception was
he'd At the home Of the brides parents,
NO S2f West street Mir aud Ars
Turner have gone oa wedding trip
West
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

By Mrs J P Pyle and p,eto oated to the
state
Mics Mary Prindlville. daughter Of
tbs eergesnt at arms of the Hnure is
teiog enter tainei here By her father
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
sHERIrF,s sALF.

g. HERIF y sALF.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ N Leyari Facias TO me q dlreoted, win
be exposed 10 public sale al the Court ouse
on VI rketB rect. bet Fenn Tenth and Eleventh
streets, In the city vt WILMINGTON. New Castle
county, state OF Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18th Day OF APRIL. 1896,
ets so'elnc m.
The following d. crib d re Il estate via. All
that certain tract. piece or parcel OF land with
the bnlldi Rs thereon errc ed situated In
Christians hundred. New Castle county and
Stat ~ Delaware, Aforesaid now being
bounded. limited and described as follows. to
wit;
Beginning At a stake on line Of Otleg YER
no y land ann running thence BY lands OF
said Vernon and land of Peter Frederick
south s. degrees west 70 perehes large
white OAK tree; thence by land OF Miller
Speakman south &s1 deg eea west 81 perches
20 a stone on the east bank OF Red Clay creek
midway tetween two white nAs traes; thence
same course 2 perches aud $50 to the centre
or middle Of said creek; thence down the mid
die OF said Greet, following the several cuuf ses
Gravess Ia d; tneuce BY land Of Josiah
Graves aforesaid. south eei6 degrees east 81
perchei 10 post; thence by land Of lrenica
Martin and John Pankfon Chandler north 394
degrees west | l3 perches and 10 to a stone,
thence by same land north 10 degrees east ia
perches and $40 10 the place OF beginning.
containing % acres OF land, be the same more
or less.
Seized and taken Ia execution as the prop
erty Of James Leach and Martha Leach, hia
wife; and It's and TO be sold by
PAUL isILlIS, Sheriff
sherlif's nnlce, Wilmington, Delaware.
March 20, 1895.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
starrIed ID s. Andrsw,..

HHaFFIEu Hb y. AhufeW's'
cat s. Andrews e Church pretty. but
quiet wedding was celebrated yesterda ay
at noon. The bride was Miss Mary p
almond, daughter of John P Almond,
sho the groom was Franklin p Turner
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

P.csuras AID Esssls all sizes and prices
at Y-rgsr's Picture Store. u Sasi 4 s..
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

AL communications intended fer ireerticn
Il this column SHOULD be HddreHseo 20 Soniefv
saunicssuiODs shouid be written an ,,ns - -
She p&nsy ou1v.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
AILhDA1, APRIL ~, ls9l
At l9 O'CLOCK m.

This sale will Include a rnmber Of heavy
work horses and fine drivers. business. and In
fact naiseH suitable fsr all purposes they
have II been personally selected for this
m rket, fh can be seen at the sta BILE and
ridaeH after or tested 10 any way aay time
previous 70 dai OF sale. and must be as rep
resented or N ney refunded Call and look
them over Tnee months credit with APP
proved . doris r. Full description Of horses
In catalogue. w. q MARTIN.
L. w. SrIDH an & SON, Anctioneers