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Evening journal., 1895-03-27
QUEEN MARY AID JOIN KNOX.

The Story u the Scottish Reformation
Told BY Mrs. II. =. Monroe and Over one
Hundred Wilmington People Last
Night
The starry Of The Scottish RefoIma-
tian" b comprehensive, interesting and
Instructive u wae told last night 10 g
largo audience by Mrs Fl. 4 Monroe,
and over a hundred young womtn and
men OF this city
The entertainment opened with Q
grand allsgorical march. TO bag pipe
Impairment, played bs Robert Hutton.
in hghlaDd costume The marchers
were dressed TO represent Puritan men
and maids, Highland laas and lassiss and
stuaents the lecture by Mrs Monroe.
is s resume Of the history 0fthe Scottish
reformation with Mary lten OF Scote
and John kuox as central fgureg. 1t
was illustrated BY number Of stertop
ticon views made from photogrn pbs Of
The scenes represented TIE pictures
are very Goo. aud include al thn events
Of interest ia The history 81 the beautiful
queen aud the great reformer
The feature OF the entertainment was
tie court scene between Queen Mary AID
John kncX Miss Eleanore Q Walton made
nehutIhi queen. every LOOK AehhNTt
and information was in keeping with the
character sh3 portrayed, end she appeared
at Der best She wore 4 handsome gown
Of hits satin in tile court scene, end on
the way 10 tho execution was gowned in
black velvet LYnford A. Thomas os
John Knox was earnest. dignldsd and i'm
pfessive His voice 10 admirably snit-
to tbs part which be rendered effectively
The queens attendants, dressed ia the
handsome, quaint costumes OF the six
tenth century, were Miss Issbeiio 3.
Wales, Miss Audrey Shortlidge, Miss
Emma Lore, Miss Elizabeth Taliey, Miss
Adele Phillips and Miss Mary Phillips
Other prominent parts were taken by
Miss Elizabeth Wales Mrs Dorsey Ash,
.C Z Bates and Henry @ Conrad
During the court scene Miss Isabelle
Bsln Wales as Mary Beton, sang my Ain
Countrie," H Howard Carver as the
minstrel, sang annie Laurie" and
Thomas Benson sang when the Mists
Have Cleared Away
During the procession Il "Mary OH the
wsy to execution q quartet, composed
II Mr and Mrs Thomas Benson, Mics
Virginia Conner and William l. Todd
eNquisitely sang abide With Ne.
The entertainment will be repeated
tonight.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
That Tired Feeling

Is certain indication OF impure and inn
poyerished blood. II your blood could
always be rich and pure, full OF the
red corpuscles upon which it's vitality
depends, you would never be weak, or
Nervous Boils, pimples, scrofula, salt
rheum, would never trouble you. But
our mode of living, shut in all winter
ia poorly ventilated homes and shops.
depletes the blood and there is loss OF
appetite, and weakness. Hoods sarsa-
parilla is the standard remedy Tor this
condition. It purifes, yitalizes and
enriches the blood, overeomes that
tired feeling, builds up the nerves and
gives perfect health. Read this:
sour daughter, Blanche, when four years
of age had humor break out on her
hands and face, which our physician
pronounced eczema. Ii the cold ain
reached her face Or hands they would
swell up, look almost purple, and
headed bliaters would form and break,
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

a p6uusgrove asherman caught ten
Ens shGi yesterday III the river opposite
hsra, tho drst good catch ol tbs season ID
ttis Yicinity,
Professor Knapp was notified yesterday
that she stage ARD stripes were coating
Geld dowuwRra over No school building
The starry banner was hauled in and
righted
The Is 2 Church choir win Nest 10.
night for the rehearsal 81 some fine
Faster authems
TIE Asayens were all aglow last night
Ga account OF q fierce Gre sc Hancuc6 s
Bridge, n. j., just across from here, well
In shore.
al ono time during tue Civil War.
20 900 prisoners we're confined on tbs
l15 scfes 81 Fort Delaware.
Louis Duncan has been engaged BY q
number OF Philadeiphia commission
houses to ship to them shad BY the
wholesale this season. Mr. Duncan Is
al old fisherman
Election tickets are being made mp
hus moat Of them ara framed without
the consent 81 the candidaies named
thereon. IT isnow certain that John a
Walls Yill not run for mayor.
John A. Sehuhefdt. Jr will leave this
wesk for Lswia1own, Pa, where be vii
work 81 bis tr4de as blacksmith.
Albert v Foster has completely re
eavered from bis recent severe illnesi
2n0 car get about ssaia.
Mrs, q. T. Davidson has returlo.
bone from 9 visit to BALTIMORE
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
WORRYING WITH SCRAP Tin.

Force 81 Men Tr3iug 10 Trim Down
Car That Was Loaded Llko nay
with This Metal.
On Railroad avenue near Third street
this morning. forca Of half ouzen
yari men fonnd Z tedious Job on their
hands On a car which arrived here
yesterday from Dover 1t WAS found that
there was 10. 800 pounds Of scrap
tin more than the carrying ca
pacity Of go 0n0 POUNDS. The
tia bad been hastily loaded like hay At
Dover aud protrndsd ont through the
standards supporting It until 1t acrapad
toe sides Of all cars and trains as il was
shifted past them Had any passengers
been seated 40 open windows they
certainly would have been treated to q
free shave ia the sharp N atel
The tin Is being torn eff the load with
rakes aud the extra 10 300 pounds will be
loaded upon an additional car The
work will require tsn full days ard the
high winds make & more difficult.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

1ischarging watery huid, and the burn
ing and itching would drive her nearly
wild. Unless we incased her little
hands she would tear patches Of skin
from her face and hands. We tried
many doctors and many remedies and
at last gave the case up as hopeless.
But our daughter Cora tried Hoods
sarsaparilla, to cure a scrofulous lump
near the left breast which caused her
much pain and after taking 4 bottles it
disappeared. Blanche, who is now
eleven, had spent seven years Of suffer-
ing, so / concluded to give her Hoods
Sarsaparilla. She took bottles and her
face is smooth and soft as baby's, the
color OF q rose petal Her hands are
soft and white, where four months
ago they were blue and red ana
calloused nearly like leather. / cam
not express my gratitude by pen or
mouth. II seems miracle and our
friends are surprised" Mrs. ANNA
H. CLARK, 40l E. 4th St.. Duluth, MINI.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

Morgan on for Europe hiekss Trust
TlrnieT Bank Failure aud Large Fire
Gas Dividend.
special III patch Evening Journal.
NEW YoHK, March 27-3p M Trad
ers took profits to day All through che
list because they detected the delivery OF
long stock from the clearing houae
There WAS some liquidation In the
Changers owing to the heavy selling OF
81. Paul By the Belmont Morgan crowd,
who have closed the greater part OF their
speculative deals on the bull side on
account o. Mr Mugan's departure for
Europe to day Oh rbe steamship Asj sstic.
It vas also eporied that no definite
agreement viii Be- rosehed At the meeting
Of anthracite coal presidents TO morrow,
sud that the suh. oommittee viii have to
continue Its deliberations a week longer
because OF the excessive demands framed
BY the Reaaiug
The bad February statement Of Read
ing stimulated realizing sales IN ne early
hours but there was subsequent lrally
on the renewal Of purchases for che pool
account
large block Of long Jersey Central
was marked and Il was intimated that
the FIRST National Bank people had dis
trlbuted about 1000 shares
Whiskey Trust was frmer Ia spite Of
the prediction Of ex Receiver Mitchell
that there exists no ground to bring
damage suits agalast the old manage
ment
Nelson Morris Is out with card deny
ing that he has had any connection with
frauds charged against Gresnhut and his
associates
The failure OF the Nassau Swings
Bank and the big nrs 81 Miiwaukee
where over million dollars worth Of
property was destroyed, were depressing
factora.
The rumOr that the Metropolitan
Traction Company is seeking 10 control
the third avenue cable line Of this city Is
officially denied.
Il is now conceded that future divi-
dends on Chloago Gas viii % declared
every six months and that the rate viii
be reduced 70 at least psr cent. per
ennum basis.
The manipulation Of sugar was for the
purpose Of making market for block
Of long stock held by Mr., Theodore Have.
meyer
Southern Railway earnings for the
tbitd week Of March decreased $i2,333
The failure of H. Duncan Wood was
announced with small liabilities
Money quiet at n per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
HIS SKULL WAS FRACTURED.
William Patton Fell While Intoxicated
He Was sent ID the Delawnra HoanItaI

William Patton Fell While Intoxicated
He Was sent 70 the Delaware Hospital
Shortly before 9 o'clock this morning
William Patton, an old friend Of the
police, was found on the coast very
drunk He had fallen and had hurt
his head, but the officers did rot seem 20
think It amounted to much About II
o'clock the turnkey went to the cell and
found Patton IN very dangerous condi-
ton.
DR.. Hughes was called and on examina.
ton found that the mans skull was
fractured BE directed that he DO taken
70 the Delaware Hospital. About year
ago Patton was arrested for stealing
some clothing from Enoch Moore, Jr
The case was not pushed
Patton had lost considerable blood and
was pretty we'll played ont, but IL is not
thought that death will ensue.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
Oh, coNoaHs6MaN LEMUEL ely

Gov Could You, and without a Blush,
Ask MAYOR Strong to Keep Democrat
iu Ohics9
Congressman Lemuel Ely QuIgg. who is
auoh 40 ardent Republican that Ia some
Of his uttsrhncts he has laid down the
doctrine chat al appointments made By
Mayor Strong should De Republicans,
had occasion to esll en- Che mayor yester-
day
with his powerful microscope, aided
by his native gift of divination. Mr.
Qaigg discovered that 1t would be e good
lnlug, as he looked ct 10. to have john
II Grove appointed TO BE city marshal
MIR Grove lives ia the Eleventh
Assembly District Mir Qaieg told the
mayor be would be pleased If Mr. Grove
could bave the place rs ha Rsuubh
can or a Damccrat2" asked tho mayor
"a Democrat, said the congressman.
with that unblushing Innocence Of
expression which characterizas all his
public utterancea
"a Democrat, Is hep said Mayor
Strong eand have you the nerve, after
demanding that all appointments should
be Republican, 10 come aud ask mo TO
appoint him for & public officer
The congressman looked 90 the mayor
out o his blue eyes, that we're as guile
less as a baby's, and simply said
Il have
Mayor Strong was visiby moved. He
almost dropped the cigar ha waa chewing
lie turned 70 bis private secretary
Hedges, be said, make note D 4 lb
that Mr. Grove may be the pfope. man
for city marshal MAY b0 LIE ought to
have he place
Aud the congressman with his limo
cent blue eyes and anblushns cheeks
said
Thank you MI Mayor. and wsn.
away New York Times
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

Remember that Harry Yerger, the
founder Of the picture frame business at
no Al3 Shipiey street "a still at tho
same Old reliable gtaud, having removed
hls ant annex back to the main store
No 4l9 snipley street where his ola
patrons viii Away BE- welcome whether
you buy OF not Respectfully,
HARRY YREaER
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
The Pro7ident Ice Company

purchased the entire output of ice from
the Diamond Ice Company Also the entire stock Of ice Of
the Consumers Ice and Coal Company and Cold Spring Ice
and Coal Company.
The object of this purchase place the delivery Of ice
this city under system thereby multiplying and short
ening the of and assuring early delivery in all
parts of the CITY, These advantages apparent that the
Providen has hesitation in soliciting the patronage and
cooperation of the patrons of the old companies and assuring
them that every attention will be given provide them
promptly they may desire with either manufactured OF
natural ice
This arrangement will take effect April /, 1906 upon
which date offices will be opened the southeast corner
of Tenth and Market streets
Prices of former years will be maintained.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
wants tho crowd Dispersed

The Levy Court has sent through
Clerk Of the Peace Biggs, a request to
Chief Of Police Dolan, to have tbs gang
Of boys and young men which frequent
The Court Hsuse property at Tenth aud
Market streets, aud uses the walks for
roller skating purposes driven away 10
accordance with this. the chief directed
the officers 10 see that the order is
carried out
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

A special evening Spring course viii be
given. for both sexes any age at Goldey
Commercial and Shorthand College,
Eighth snd Market, beginning April sch,
two nights 4 week. 81 3 special reasonable
rate. Instruction entirely Individual =
not IN classes kuroll now. Also individ.
nal business and shorthand courses ia
day sessions Begin any day.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
nTarletta n ne Frie Raain.

f. B Moors's handsome steel steam
yacht Marietta which was launched from
The Pussy and Jones Company shipyard
On Monday and left early yesterday
morning for New York, IA tow or tbs
Philadelphia tug [ w. Durham. viii
arrive TO night 40 Eria basin where her
machinery aud rigging will be received.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
Anthracite Coal
For fancy nss. hand picked.
George H ncCall Company,
Eighth and shipley streets.
PIeasIDe sunday sohool Annivers.

1N137TIM WVIfVIET 7EIIWWI ahulIf HfNHIHs
Calvary Baptist Sunday school held It's
third anniversary, in the old Second
Baptist Church, last evening, begiBning
at o'clock. An interesting program
including double male quartet, com
posed OF members from the Ferd Fu,lmer
Male Chorus, was present The Sunday
school orchestra, under the direction Of
B. r. Rawnsley, furnished special music
aud accompaniment Rev. w. A Powell,
Of Rochester University, Rochester n.
addressed the school
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

Large cargoes Of phosphate and
manure purchased Ia this city by New
Jersey Truckers, are being shipped from
the Christina wharvas 70 day to points
across the river THE fertilizer Is carried
across % Salem county on the sloops
which carry So much produce to viii
mington during the Summer months.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

George 7 Wales sat to. day, as Civil
Service Commissioner, Ia the United
atates Court room and examined appii
canta for railway post OFF service. aud
departmental end Indian service.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
Japan wan trade with Peru.

WAsHlNGIoN. March 21.-Japan has rs-
Gently concluded commercial treaty with
Peru similar % that just ratified between
the United States ana Japan
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

SARATOGA. March a7-Julius BaHlett
81 Fori EdVard murdered Richard Jack
son and terribly slashed William Palmer,
but lbn lattgr Will probably recover. Bart
lett used @ razor and almost decapitated
Jackson. All apc negroes They got into
quarrel while drunk.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

MADRID, March 2T-Ganeal Calloja,
captain general ~ Cuba, is % 10 replaced
BY General Gamir
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
AND
STILL
ANOTHER

made right in our own work
rooms. This last style COM
pletes a splendid assortment Of
medium priced Ready. made
Suits for men and when you
get one Of our own make Of
Suits we know just what we
are selling, as we are very care.
ful in every detail of the maxi
ing to see that service and salts
faction viii be given to every
wearer. In Black Diagonal
Outaway Suits or Goats and
Vests the line is now mplete
and We have all sizes and all
qualities from $40 the full suit
to s25.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

'0h- don't ask me to chop wood. Maria I'm
halr dead With fatigue already = .Well thst's
lucky. When half a laan'r half dead sits
about time for fuueTsl."-Sew York he.
cogder,
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

April 6la bid: I'd asked: Mny, O. o bid
q asked; June, u 8 6 q ash oil; July. ..
hiu; 6.s3 asked August. 62t old: 6 p asked,
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
ITEMS of.INTEREsT.

"Ethel has On q lovely new enzaceuent
ring "lsu't she perfectly heartless 2m HAS
she thrown SOME one over ft 30, but raor
Fido hasn't been dead q month yet ~ ht-
caE0 lntel-Ocean.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
PROVIDENT ICE COMPANY.

It its patrons of its high appreciation Of their
liberal patronage and will be pleased have them transfer
the same to the company.
Mr. A. ID Warner will assume an active part in the
management of the "Provdent and hesitation III
guaranteeing satisfactory delivery under the
system. LEA PUSEY, President
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

rheumatism IN the back, shoulders, hips.
ankles. elbows or wrists, IS aused by accumu
lation Of acid IL the blood. Hoods garsapa-
rilla neutraliaes the acid and cures rheuna-
item.
isood' 3 pills are the best family cathartie
ana liver medicine. Harmless and reliable
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

ht the UelnWare street. wharf, Issl
night the new and pretty steamer Fred
cries put 10 to avoid blustaTy weather
She d 4 three-deck passenger and freight
steamer with saloon aud state rooms
and was built during the Winter foi
service. beginning this Spring between
Philadalphia and Frederick, Del Sh,
presented iine appearance AZ the wharf
last night, Illuminated from stem K
stern BY strong incandescent lights
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
BRIGHT SCHOOL LADS.
Recommendations From the
Principal Of the Public Schools
0THER 6YENTg AB0UT IHE 0IIY

Leach and Madden Have Signed with
re ooiunhia a, G Baseball Team
bright Prospects for inc Sew loan
series-A school Teacher Resigns Conn
mittees for the Year.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
EEw CASTLE. March 2s Tire rev
Board ol Education held It's FIRST regular
meeting asst light and owing 70 the
indi.p sltion nf President Ferris Mr.
Eliason wss called to the chhir Other
members present were Messrs stewart,
Frszer. Boria. Manlove. Dehkyne. The
Committee ou Teachers read the reaig-
nation of Miss Nellie Wise. q tee0har in
school building No g. 10 take efitct on
the last Friday ID April The folloNing
bills we're allowed William Denkyne,
&15. O II Santman, S3 50, American
Book ompRny, 81 3d.
Miss Anna Fleming made application
for position IS teacher
The president appointed the following
committees
Teachers Ferris, Stewart Eliason
Text Books Frazer. Dsskyue, B5Ie
School Property klinson. Stewart
Frazier
Finance Herbert, Manlove. Reynolds
Vialiinp Committees- No l. Ferris.
Manlove. Ellison No 9. E5rle, nsa-
kyne Herbert mo. q Stewart. Reynolds,
Fraser
The principals report showed the
number enrolled during tins month, q,
total attendance, 52s average attend
ante. d15 The principal also submitted
e a IN
communication for department and
prosress'
No walter Bacon, Walter Codeld,
Thomas Gemmul, Elizabeth Dennison,
Kate Duffy. Ka1e Gormlev, Eiizabsth
Wilson, George Brown, Edwin y White,
dreta Haman, Anna Parks, Nellie Wins.
low
No a-sadle ysntne Mary Window.
Anna Stewart. Graoe Saunders, Hetty
McCauahan,
No. 81 While Hamilton, Julian Morgan,
George Matthews Wray Bacon, George
Mccain
No 5-Hlram Borie Frank Wise,
Richard Brown. John Willis, James
Saunders, Thomas Gravel, Noland
Hsnson
No 4-Jonnie CoHman, Mabel Seminar.
no 8-Arohie Rsnnie, Robert Nantine.
Rodney Webb Walter Wilson.
NO W Bessie Manusl, Leah Hewlett
Muriel Sudell
No. H. Warren Mccoy John Reynolds
Condition ~ tho citizens association.
Last night Auditors sudel, Thompson
and Elkinton sat on the accounts Of
William y, Ferris, secretary Of the
Citizens Bidding and loan Association,
through which nearly al the new build
ingh have baen crested ia the city. The
hrst series shows up worth $l08 35 per
share op &Si paid Ia; Che second series
worth 800 e5 on SIS paid la. profit Of
over 3 per cent The association has
,00l shares ia the two series, aud .
third VIII oe started next Monday night,
In the Town Hall about 3D.
Vpia Is The most prosperous and hest
managed association since the old I'm
tetpriaeN asB0oistion There Will bg
II ! As
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
CandIIIon "a ID OltIlsna' AsaoelnlIon


The new corporation which las begun
the construction 81 the long wharf ex-
tending out Into the Delaware river from
tue Taylor Dickson farm, just below the
Riverside Rolling Mills, 70 not the Della
ware Terra Gotta Company. ss 10 has
been generally known but the Riverside
Terra Gotta Company. There Is q
corporation in Wilmington claiming the
former name The laws of Delaware
show that the Riverside Terra Gotta
Company, Of New Castle, VAS incorporated
March 80 1898
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
THE COLD SPRING ICE AND COAL COMPANY
having sold its entire stock Of ice to the
PROVIDENT ICE COMPANY,

requests its patrons to their patronage the
company
Charles s Celand president Of this company, will be
general manager Of the Provdent and in thanking his old
patrons for their generous patronage he them that
their interests will be fully protected and prompt de-
livery assured under the system
CHARLES S. CLELAND President
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

The Columbia A. G. baseball manage
ment % daY announces that William
Leach and Peter g Madden have signed
contracts for this year Both
these men had offers elsewhere, nui
Manager Hushcbeck arranged wi them
20 remain at home the entire SEASON
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
THE PR0vIDENT ICE COMPANY.

JACOB PUSSY, President T. r. WARNER, yice-Prosident
MILLER sTRADLIgY Secretary d. WARNER, Treasurer
CHARLES s. CLEtA0yD, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

Style Of $40 Suit
goes in stock to-
dayDark Gray
Mixed Gas simeres,
all wool cloth and
every garment
Evening journal., 1895-03-27
THE NY. STOCK MARKET
I'D. Hooper & Co Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL sTREBr NEWS

The Features 81 tbs Market To-day y. r.
Morgan on for Eurore-whlskssT Trust
Flrmer Bank Failure aud Large Fire
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

leach and madden Rave signed WIN
ne ooiuuhia A. G. Baseball Team
Bright Prospects for the Nsw Loan
series-A school Teacher Res'aus-cotn-
mittees for the Year.
Evening journal., 1895-03-27

Having been convinced of the advantages that would
to its patrons by placing the delivery Office in this city undo
one system has sold its entire output Of ice to the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-29
Tomorrow Night

The full Significance Of the an
nouncement which have been made
from time to time of the visit of
the Tavary Grand English Opera
company have only become ap-
parent since the list of artists to
appear and the operas to be rem
dered have been published. There
can be no question that this COM
pany is the largest and strongest
which has ever visited San Anto-
MO, andManagers Pratt Of the COM
pany, and Walker, of the Opera
House, will receive the thanks of
all lovers Of dramatic music ade-
quately rendered for bringing this
organization here. Only those who
are familiar with such enterprises
can realize the magnitude of the
undertaking. Nearly 100 artists
are engaged, together with a bril-
liant orchestra, while the chorus
has been selected with due regard
to young, fresh and we'll trained
voices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-29
Tie Scheme Exposed.

Mr.. w. w. Blair, one of the head
pushers Of the Republican associa-
ton, hands the LIGHT the follow
ing for publication:
"This is to certify that the I'M
dersigned are a majority of the
Republican Executive committee
Of fifteen. We met at Convention
hall Satur day night in response to
a call of Chief Dignowity. We and
other Republicans had nothing to
do with the alleged meeting in the
French Building, and we hereby
unqualifiedly condemn the manner
in which said Dignowitwy and
three or four others acted, which
was without any right or authori-
ty and a violation of the charter
and rules of our association.
Signed w. w. BLAIR.
DARIUS QUAsSo,
j. BEII.STEIN,
OTTO BLUMENTHAL,
w. H. GRIGG,
w. T. WELLINGTON,
CHAs. NJ. SMITH,
MANUEL LOPEZ"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-29
Real Estate.

Axel and Paul Meerscheidt and
q. A. Stieren to Fannie Warshauer,
lot 8, block 2, o. C. l. 125, on Buena
Vista street, on Prospect Hill;
$l,331.50.
The Lakeview Land company to
Mrs. Julia E. Eggar, lots l, 2, 3,
and 4, block 4, in section J., Of Rose
dale Park subdivision, Lakeview ;
$205.
F. M. Hagner to Rosa Hayden,
lot 10, block 4, on Mulberry ave-
nue., Laurel Heights; ST. 900.
Val Mushall, by sheriff, deed
under order of sale) to F. ]. Bethel,
lot 10, block 33, west Of San Pedro
creek 500.