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Evening journal., 1895-04-22
A BLOODY SHOE.

Belongs TO tho Instor Of tho San Francisco
church Where the Murders We're Done.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 49, The police
are still busy in picking up the threads
and weaving their network Of oiroum-
stances and evidence in the Emanuel Bap-
tist church cases SO as to leave no weak
mesh through which the accused can es-
capo. for they believe they have the muir
derar IN the person of w. H. Durant. II
Is now thought they will mako an endeay-
or 10 try Durant nrst on the charge of muir
dering Miss Lamont, as the evidence in
that case is said TO be much stronger
against the prisoner than in the case Of
tho killing of Miss Williams.
Among the grewsomo exhibits in the
case is ono that was quietly taken TO po-
lice headquarters and locked up This
exhibit fl shoe, and on its sole are darl,
spots of blood that came from the body OF
Miss Williams The shoe is the property
Of Rev j. George Gibson. pastor OF the
church, and it was found in his study IN
the edi1ce last Sunday just after the find
ing Of tho body Of Miss Lamont.
This statement has created a sensation
and gives those who have been limiting
that Rev. Gibson may be the guilty mar
an opportunity to emphasize thoir suspi
cions. However, the police do not seen
to sec in II anything that duplicates th'
pastor, for they argue that tho person whit
killed the two girls was familiar with th
church, must have known the shoes wor
there and may have worn them In hi
bloody undertaking.
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MRS. PARNELL SINKING.
The Police Have Discovered No clew to the
identity OF Her AssaiIant.

The Police Have Discovered No clew to the
identity Of Her AssaiIant.
BoRDENTowN, y. j., April 22.-Mrs
Parnoll is gradually growing weaker She
recognized Dir Ships and shook hands
with Mrs. Casey and a daughter Of Farmer
Casey when they called. t is doubtful
however whether she will survive the
shock Of the assault AT the request Of
Mrs Nnoud OF New York, who is at the
aged lady's bedside, Rev. Elvin S Taylor
rector Of Christ church Of Bordontown,
made a visit
Nothing has yot developed to throw any
light upon tho case although the detect
ives are still ut work. The theory that the
crime was committed by tramps is not
believed George r. Cavanaugh, who was
arrested with another tramp named Pat
rick Ragcn on the Ironsides property, was
released after Justice Steel had questioned
them concerning the affair. Ragen was
sent to the Burlington county jail for 20
days as o vagrant
Policemen Hartmann Pippett and Mi
chalis surprised a camp of nino tTainps on
tho outskirts of tho city and locked thon
up in the city Jail pendiug an oxemina'
tion.
Evening journal., 1895-04-22
Social ana personal Notes.

SOCIAL and PERSONAL Eothhs
Mrs Bayard Hickman is visiting rela-
tives in Georgetown.
Miss Ida Davis visited her parents at
Eikton yesterday.
Mrs. Robert G. wilkins went to
Georgetown Saturday for q visit TO her
parents there
Mrs. N r. Benson, who has been
seriously III, is rapidly recovering and
will soon be ou5
B. D Coppage, draughtsman Of the
Edge Moor Iron Company, is rapidly
convalessing from serious illness.
Mrs Elizabeth Ysrnall and Mrs
Wilhelmins Lloyd, OF Sharon Hill, Pa
we're visiting relatives in this city
yesterday
Miss florence Milbourne is spending
several days with Rev and Mrs. 9 A
GFics at Georgetown
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Brownson
Library Association will decide which OF
It's IA embers Is the best elocutionist in a
contest which will bs held ia 81. Paul's
Susday schooI bail TO morrow evening.
About dozen young women will contest.
The engagement has been announce
of Marriott Candy, Of this city, and Miss
Edythe Wistar, OF Germantow wn.
Speaker Il Fl AcMullen, OF the House
of presentatlyes, late OF New Castle
was In this city yesterday inspecting
Mayor Shortlidge's fish ponds.
Miss Lillian Armstrong who has beer
visiting relatives and friends in this
city, has returned TO her home neal
Cooch's ridge
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KILLED WITH A HATcHET.
An Italian Man and Woman End a Teud In
neadly Conflict.


Deadly Conflict.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22. - Agelista
Barbo, an Italian woman, aged SO years,
was almost instantly killed by a blow
from a hatohet in the hands Of Donate
Mamma, aged "a. Tho murder occurred
in an alley at the rear Of 704 Christian
street. A feud had long existed between
Mamma and the woman and her husband,
Antonio Barbo
Mrs. Barho and Mamma met, and she nc
cused Mamma Of having slandered her
bot words followed, and seizing o hatchet
the woman struck Mamma on the head and
wrist He started to run away, but was
pursued by tho Barbo woman and caught.
A flerco struggle occurred, and Mama,
wrestling the hatohet from the hands Of
tho woman, struck her on the forehead,
crushing in the skull She died while be-
ing carried to a hospital. Mammals wounds
arc Of such a character that his death Is
momentarily expected by the physicians
at the Pennsylvania hospital, whore he
was takon
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs.

Proposals viii be received by the trustees
of the Poor Of New Castle county until ~
O'Clock a. m Of April n, 1895. TOR supplying
The almsnouae from April "A 70 July 81, 1870,
with beef, mutton. salt pork, bread. groceries,
20 Dis. drugs and medicines, shoes, ana
carpet slippers.
Bids for beef win be by he quarter in pro
nortiOn Of one hind-quarter 70 three FORE
quarters out OF cattle well tatted ana dress
lug not less than 500 pounds.
Bide for mutton VIM be for fOrs-quarters Of
eight ribs only. x,
Bids for groceries. dry goods and drugs viii
be on the various kinds named on the
schedule and must be OF the best quality.
BidH for one years supply OF coal VIII be re-
caix ed al ttne time and place, about on tons
OF broken Lee coal and lsb tons or egx coal
wall be required.
All goods 10 be delivered at the a'mshouss
in such quantities and at such times as the
superintendent may direct.
DAVID Mccoy. Superintendent
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who now keeps a saloon in South Brook
lyn. but she deserted him for tho man
Collins, and since then had boon Of the
loosost morals With Collins she once
lived in West Houston street She has
sister living q IS Pike street. It Is said.
Late last night IA mysterious woman was
brought into police headquarters by the
rear door II was said that the prisoner
had some connection with the case Of the
murdered Aiion Walsh.
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TRIMME DRATS.

900 of them to select from
a bower Of beauty in lace and
fancy straws, richly trimmed,
worth So and $40, on the
morrow your choice, SIS oS and
$2.o8.
Childrens trimmed hats,
many styles to select from.
Every one a picture Of perfect
millinery, at $I48 and $IoS.
Cheap at $3 So
Straw hats, all colors and
combinations, worth soc. and
ST. 90, tomorrow, loc, 2oc.
and SIC.
Ribbon sale still going on.
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of the Wilmington colony at the city BY
the sea for Il few days and was a prom
inent figure on the boardwalk wheeling
bis wife Ia comfortable chair
DR. Smith Cooper and wife were also
seen at Americas seaside resort.
Mrs Charles W Edwards and Miss
Edwards are at Kenl worth Cottages for
the season.
Mrs R + Kenney and son are repre-
sentiDg Dover at the famous resort
William Baxter and Thomas Ferry took
q run down to Atlantic over Sunday.
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Cincinnati Has cornered rye.

CINCINNATI. April 22. --Tho Enquirer
announces that Cincinnati has 4 corner
on rye that orders to the two centers for
sye- Chicago and Toledo-will como back
edented in the history Of the country.
Rye has never passed wheat, but IL is free
~ claimed that it will goup much higher
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NAV Be Launched Next Wsek.

largo force Of shipysrd men have
been put to work on the big Nj. { NJ
steamship Howard with view TO having
her rssdy for launching by April 30
This will give only week : o complete
the work Of riveting and adjusting the
ways. Plenty Of time must b. tsksn on
tue preparations for the lsunch to pre-
vent repetition OF the st Peul incident
Ia Philadelphia
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IIls Rndv Cut In Two.

NEW York, April 22. William j lIar
yer, 33 years old, whose home was AZ sl4
Railroad avenue, Mozrisania, q brakeman
in tho employ Of the New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad company, foil
from west bound train at Pelham bridge
and was instantly killed. The unfortu
nate man fell directly under the train, and
the wheels passed over him, cutting his
body i'm two
Evening journal., 1895-04-22
Relief ln Sc Hoars.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved IN six hours by the "NewsGreat south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is a RIrat surprise IN account OF lts exct ding
promptness IN relieving pain In the bladder,
passages 10 male or female. 1t relieves re en-
Honof water and pain 10 p@sslpg n-a lmosr
imme istely ltyou want quick relief md cure
his is your rcspedg- sold BY >. .. beoten apd
q. james Bolt, druggists, Wilmington, Del II
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E,-consnl wnller In Jall.

MAEsEILLEs. April %. --Iohn 1 Waller
formerly American consul at Tamatave
who was brought TO this port On the
steamer Djemmah after having been tried
by a French court martial and sentenced
to 90 years imprisonment on the charge
of having been a spy in the interest Of the
Hovas, was taken from the steamer by the
police and lodged in Jail
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100000 81 the Contribution rlato.

NEW YORK April 70. 1t is announced
that the Easter collection in st. Bartholo-
mow Is church amounted 10 over $50, 600.
This was given by thcmombers Of tho con
gregation at tho request OF the rector, the
Rev. David H. Greer who told his people
that he wished that amount for increasing
the capital Of the loan bureau, which has
beon for year in operation in th3 parish
hrYYen
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NTOIIcE-IN THr CURT o & CHANCERY
~ OF the state Of Delaware, IN and 10. New


NfOIIgE-IN THr 1URr o. CHANCERY
~ OF the state Of Delaware, In and 10. New
astle caun ty
IL the matter Of the real estate In
OF JAG 10 Chandler, deceased. I Partition.
in pufeuauce OF an order Of the ohsnc llur
N the above stated case. made the oth dey
u April, A. D., 1895, all person or persons hay.
ing any lien or liens affecting the interest or
estate Of Devices w. Chandler, Fillmore q.
Chandler, Henry II. Chandler, Ids M.
Thatcher, Kennard Chandler. Frank ID
ChAhdler, Annie NJ. Wilson, George j, Chand-
ana Lewis X. Chandler, or either Of them
ia the lsuds aud premises 20 which the said
cause relates, are hereby notified TO llle petit
tiOn setting forth the nature ana amount Of
the same in the ofilce Of the Register Ia
Cnancery for New CASTLE county, tendnys
bafOre tho first Monday ia May next, and 10
appear and p-dve said lien or LIENS before the
rising OF the court on the day aforesaid.
LfLBURNE CHANDLER, Trustee.
Attest Colen Ferguson, Register ia Cham
ce y.
Wilmington. Del April %. 1895
Evening journal., 1895-04-22

For ages / to 10. AT 2oc
Girls Wash Dresses, sizes
| to 10, very full peasant skirt,
plain waist with deep bertha,
extra full sleeves, trimmed with
gimp, deep hem on skirt.
At soc. ~ Girls Wash
Dresses, sizes A to 10, pretty
patterns of Gingham, extra
full skirt, Neapolitan waist,
broad rufle, full sleeves, waist
and belt, handsomely trimmed
with braid.
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nlr ral,e Freighler Launehaa.

BAY CITY. Mich. April s2.-Upward
Of 900 people witnessed the launching Of
the monster freighter James J. McWil-
liams Of Buffalo at Wheeler's shipyards.
lhe boat is 1850 feet long. all steel and ono
m the finest nf her class nflnat
Evening journal., 1895-04-22
neautlful Center-Table Book.

You want something artistic for your
centre table. Something that will instruct
as we'll as amuse. Well, get a copy OF
"Famous Paintings Of the World" bound
in cloth and gold. 1t is besutiful port
folio OF artistic masterpieces and ST rs
will buy 1t. Made 30 sell at IS Only a
few left. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-04-22
ON THURSDAY.
THE 9th DAY OF MAY, 1895.
AZ 3 o'clock D. m. ,

The following described real estate, VIZ; All
that certain lot piece or parcel Of land With.a
three-story brick dwelling house thereon
ereoted. situate In the city Of Wiln ingtOn
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows,
20 wit.
Beginning At a point on the southerly side Of
Front street at the distance Of IS feet westerly
from the westerly side OF Clayton street,
thence southcrly and parallel with Clayton
street i5 feet 70 the northerly side OF 1ulip
street. thence tery along said side Of Tulip
street .nd parallel wi b Front street - feet 10
a corner. thence northerly parallel with Clay
ton street and passing through the centre 4
the party wall between this and the Adioins
ing house on the west rs feet TO the Aforesaid
sido OF Front street. thence by eaeterly
2 feet to the place Of beginning, be- the con-
tents thereof what tho may.
seized and taken In execution as the prop
ertY Of John Morton Dillon and Minnie IL his
wife, and It's and to be sold by
PAUL OILLIS Sheriff
Sherif's Onice, Wilmington, Delaware,
CHERIFFs SALE by VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Ais Levari Faoia 20 ine delivered
win be expos to public sale At the hotel OF
T,hn f. Mcintyre, IN Middietown. in st..
Georges hundred, New Castle county, Dell
AMnANH
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Nsu Pastor Rsoslvsa y rsrss.

The parish of ST. Peters P. E Church,
of Lswes, yesterday received its new
pastor, Rsv. Jesse O. Taylor. lAts-kof
Ohio. Rector Taylor accepted the
unanimous call OF the Lewes people. and
Yesterday was bis hrst Sunday there.
He was most cordially rereived.
Evening journal., 1895-04-22

"What do you think OF these eggs Z" whis-
pered he lean boarder. 'HfheHe eggs re
spoh dad the fit boarder, whose occupation
was that OF advertising clerk IN a newspaper
office, ARE tgo late TO classify. chicago
Tribune.
Evening journal., 1895-04-22
Diamond Wall Plaster
The hardest ard beat
George Il Mccall Company,
EiKhfh and Shipley streeis
ITEMS OF INTEREST

"Ef ] had the money!" remarked Mr.
Weary Watkins. = a know what I'd d I'd
hire mo private car with real Il ather beds en-
the rucks. an travel about In one blessed
dream of happiness the year round. In
dianApoiis Journal.
Evening journal., 1895-04-22

60 to odentsl parlors. Tenth aud Market,
with your aching teeth More than
IA 600 ta5lg 6fcaIed teeth extracted
within a ear and half Room .
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Mrs. pelt--'Did she catch nobleman?"
Mrs. Hsde-"Oh, 10 Mrs, Pelt-rAh, one
OF the landed Rentryf" Mre. H1de-sl pre-
sumo 50. At leAst he WAS after she landed
him. .n-netroit Erae Press.
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Ns1t pramntIc cLub PIar.

The Wilmington Dramatic Club win
present its third and last play OF the
season the 6rat week in May 1t is
entitled "O1r Regiment, comedy from
the German, and has been given at Daly's
as "a Passing Begiment"
The parts will be taken BY such WE'LL
known members Of the club as Miss
Eleanor @. Walton. Miss Elizabeth
Wales, Miss Isabelle Wales, Miss May
Candy, Christopher i Ward. Joseph
Richardson, Joseph Wales, Henry
L. Fuleuwidsr, Lieutenant Fryer and
George R Hoffecker
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wnmingtonians at Atlantic ulty.

Thomas 5 McCorkls, Of this city and
his brother Daye, Of Philadelphia, were
noticed among the throngs on the board
walk yesterday.
Job n Jackson in the company Of
George s. capable, were seen summing
themselves near the pier
Hon Levi @ Bird has bsan a member
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returned 70 Milford very Sick.

Erastus B. Atkins has goae hons to
Milford, to bis parents, Mt and Mrs
Joseph Burris, suffering greatly with
erysipelas in the face. While at work
in the shops of the Harlsn & Holhugs-
worth Company fortnight ago. his
head was badly cut. he did not care for
1t properly and caught cold that pro
ducsd erYslpelas.
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this column snuuld be addressed % e1cietv
Editor care OF the EvEwTNe JOugNIL. Cfm.
.eunjcAGlons should be written or one siGs 81
she pAper only
A Woman's Bureau Drawer.
A womans bureau drawer-the top
drawer. that either is or is not catch
all--reveals character more than any
of her possessions. says Harrlett Holt
CAhorn, and | could almost tell her
fortune by looking into it. It is pot
pourri of verything-gloves. laces,
hairpins, frlzzss, collars, letters, aud a
hundred other thingsg This denotes an
uneven, unsystemeuz7d, hsppy-go lucky
life, one that fate loves to pursue The
orderly woman who establishes a stand :
ard for people to live up to always keeps
this bureau drawer ia order Her life Is OF
the tranquil kind The woman who flls
her bureau with boxes possesses an excess
of Older that makes life g burden 20 the
ones who live with her She is
conservative aud not very ada ptable
ror tolerant While order Is the
first lane to heaven order does not By
any means produce heaven However,
the bureau drawer never poses You
may profess sentiments that ara not
yours, and gour miiliner and dressm aks
lend you personality. which you do
not possess, and pose successfully for
what you ara not; you can buy correct
books and pose for a litterateur by
living up to their bindings Ia your
house and its furnishings you can buy
artistic effects and harmOny OF color and
grand pictures, and sven the atmosphere
that belongs with these evidences oil
culture will hover about You can have
Louis Qninzs room without knowing
why you have it, aud you can buy YOU
coat Of arms and your antiques anC
your ancestors, and you may escape the
soul of all that they represent and the
world will be none the wiser But let the
world have peep ia the top drawer o
your dressing table and 1t will 6nd ou
things about your real character O.
which it has never dreamed.
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Fer sweet Charity.

Wilmington society will doubtless be
represented at the charity dance to be
given at the New Century Club building,
Monday evening, April 80 II is for the
benz fit Of free kindergarten schools, aud
the patronessea expect large assemblage
to aid deserving cause
These are the patronssses; Mrs Samuel
Bancroft. Jr, Mrs Edward I. Belts
Mrs Edward Bringh urst, Mrs Dan
forth Bush, Mrs Edward 7 Candy. Mrs
George w. Chambers, MIRA. James A
Draper, Mrs Eugene Dupont. Mrs. h
7. Cause. Mrs. Ferdinand L. Gllpin.
Mrs d w Maull, Mrs Charles q Nell
vaine, Mrs Read Mckay, Mrs Charles
r Miller, Mrs. Henry G. Morse. Mrs
William w Pusey, Mrs Willard Hall
Porter, Mrs Edward Andrews, Mrs
Charles G Rumford, Mrs Willard ssuls
bury, Mrs Henry P scett, Mrs.
Erlest Smith, Mrs William Swift, Mrs
Henry B Thompson, Mrs Lewis G.
Vandegrift. Mrs. John p Wales and Mrs.
Andrew Wilson
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
The Wilmington Dramatic
Club and Its Next New Play.
A DANCE FOR oHARITY's sAKB

TO BE Held for the Benefit OF the Free
Kindergarten Next Monday Evening
at the New Century Buiiding-rhe List
of Patronesses-Pass nIentIon.
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IrOR SALE-A FINE LIGHT BUGGY BY
Il & rrst-elaHs maker, made for exhibition.
with rubber tires, Also a fine Brewster mole.
an in perfect condition. one set OF double
harness old and rubber mOunteds hand
made and ] AhuR Conner's best work
harness almost new This splendid
driving outfit Will be sold at sacrifice.
address, X a. OF inquire at this Office for
price, etc
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IOsr ANp FOUND.

/ OsT.-I GOING FROM ST. ANDREWS
- C'hu ch to Atnacows re ,taurant, Market
street, a diamond ring. Liberal reward II re-
turned 20 this Office.
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NnTICE

Notice IL hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
minis traton were In due form Of law granted
unto the uDdersigue on the 20th ay OF
March, A. ID. 1895 and that all persons having
claims a4ninst the estate Of the deceased
must present the same. duly attested. to the
suld ahulinistratar or b fore the 39th day
OF Msfch. le9o, or uide the Act OF Assembly
in su ch case made and provided.
JOHN ELLlDTT MeELWEE.
Administrator.
Aadress SIS West Fourth street, Whining
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ON FRIDAY.
THE al DAY OF MAY, 1895.
at 10 O'CLOCK 4. M,

the following described real estate, viz.
All that certain farm. plantation or tract OF
land situated in Ap1oquinimink hundred and
New Castle county aforesaid, bounded Hnd
de cribed as fol Ow-. TO wits
BEGINNING at a LARGE black oak on the north
west side nf = bra ch OF kla kblrd creek, be-
ing corner for land now held bY Richard q.
HAvgs fro thence north 10l6 degrees west
l45 feet and 8 10 perches 10 q tJat in an old
stump IA n cleared land lot, corr er
for land as last aforesaid, and herewith
noruh degrees east ABOUT 90 percnes 20 a
public road and leading from LOre's Mills to
ihe Levels road; thence with said road and
q nsainR the Delaware railroad st the Black
bird station and binding with said public read
an easrer.y dire ctipn 70 a like Of land OF VIII
liam Evans; from then &c from q line Of his
lsnd to the waters of Lores mtlllond; from
thence with lines Of sait pond TO the afoIe-
sati branch; the0ce up said branch and
binding there Nth to the place Of begin-
ming, containing within said bounds 100 acreH,
be the same more or loss, with DWELLING
house. kitchen aud out-Duildings thereon
seized ana taken in execr ton AS the proper
IL OF Jacob al and Auley Hill. administra.
tors Of jacob Hin, deceased. mlrtHa9ofsa and
Auley Hill. Jacob Hill and 4 Wis Wlnford
heirs at-law # Jacob Hill oeceassd ane e
ba So 4 By PAUL GlLLlc, sheriff.
sherif's ONCE Wilmington, Delaware
a RFRIFFis sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
- writ of Levari Fscias to me directed, viii
be exposed 70 public sale at the Court House,
on NJ arket street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in tha City OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, State Of Delaware,
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eEGlsrEn's ORDERS
p EGisTk RS ORDER.
ppqTcTFPts OFFTrr


New Castle County Del. March 29 1895 {
Upon tha application Of John Elliott Nc
FlWee. 4dmini strnttr OF Ellen Mchlwee, late
Of Wilmington hundred IN said county, da-
ceased. 1t is ordered and directed By the
Register that The a. minisiTatOr aforesaid
give notice Of granting Of Letters OF a d.
ceased with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to b.
posted within forty DAYS from the date
Of such letters IN six Of the most public place.
OF the county Of New Castle, requiring AL
persons having demands against the estate TO
present the same or abide BY an Act Of As
sembly in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same TO be inherited within the
same period in the EyEElsG JOuRNAL,a news
paper published in Wilmington. Dell, and 70
Be continued therein three weeks, (e o d.
Given under the hand and seal
Of Office OF the Register afore-
s,,id al WilningtOn IN New Cas-
L. s. tie county aforesaid. the day and
ear above written.
j. WILKINS C0OCH, Register.
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sarRrFr,s SALES

= HERIFe'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE or "A
- writ OF Levari Facias to me directed, viii
be exposed 20 public sale 81 the Court house,
on Msrket street. bet geen Tenth and Eleventh
streets. ia the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county, state OF Delaware,
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VI = n u Il
THE sd DAY OF APRIL, 1906.
~ = II
nj 2 O'CLOCK. n. m.

VI . . IIUVE u M
The following described real estate, viz an
that certain lot or piece Of land with a two
story dwelling house thereon erected. situate
ia ihe citg OF Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows. TO witt
Basinnin9 At the intersection formed By The
erly side OF Connen street. thence n0rtherly
by said side OF Connell street 100 fes 4; thence
easterly and parallel with Maple street. l0V
ne II street 100 feet u the said side of Maple
street, aud th.nce thereby westerly 100 .eet 70
the piace of beginning, be the contents what
they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
errv If George w Roberts and ZlppefAh
20 Roberts, his wife, and !. ts and TO D.
7''A y PAUL GtttIs. sberin.
shaslf,s Once, Nllmingtons Delaware,
April 4 1ssd4
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ron SALE.

LTOR SALE--A BRAND NEW BICYCLE
with pneumatic tires Can be seen at
the Evening journal office.
Evening journal., 1895-04-22

All cglnnnnlcEu0tle lngsnnsa gUr Insertion
rhis column should be Addressed 70 Society
Editor care OF the EvEwINe JOug&IL. Cfm.
.eunicAGions should be written on one slice 81
the pAper only
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EOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY FINE NEW
L Huines Bros upr gh, piaeo. Address for
particulars II !, Evening Jonrnal office.