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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-10-02

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proposition to be written or printed In
the following form, VIZ:
"For the SPECIAL tax OF hva mills In aid
II tbs extensions OF the Kansas City,
Watkins & sGulf Railway Comoany, fr
the tim. andson the conditions set forth IN
he petitions Of property tax payers"
"Agsinst the special tax Of Ava mills IN
aio Of the extension Of the Kansas City,
Watkins 4 Gul. Railway Company, for
the iilae and on the conditions Sci forth in
the petitions Of prouerty tax payers"
And your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
Nick Be-, Rubin Page, r l.. Bali. C.E.
all, T. P. Eali, Spencer Rsx. Bob Brig. 8,
Il =. McCsll, A. Belt, VIM Henderson,,
j.. johnson, w. y. Paul, Stephen Law
renee. III. Deviiie. J. Ii. Hickman, J. 4.
icisciiu, A. J. Sis. d P. Paul, j. M.
Thomhiil. Lany Read, WIN. Wiley, Au.
sustus VN-al, II. y gent, r. II. Drew-.
J A. Blown. Hugh Jinkius. JuIius
Crooks, II. J. Atwood, Sam Sullivan,
Willie Rid r, j. II. Barr , l.. Lee, Ben
Blunt, w. s., Nalley, J. NJ. Nailey,
Matthew Ryder, s. A. Ryder, JOS. j. D..
vile, Jas. Noone, John L4vis, T. O
Crews, T. j. Clark, J. T. Reeves, r. F. Bal
ley, II. Johnson, Vim. Wilson, Thos. b.
Danisi. L. D. perimsn.J. u. B%erzonett,
K. w. White. Sim II. Gideon, Z. X. Mil
Ter, J. d, Gregory. John Bass, Jos. Craig,
Pr ston 9 Ally, James Madison, AnGr-w
Jackson, Ben Hail, G.. Be.ua.S. w. Nal
ley. Frazier scott. i. 0. Stay: Ttos. Cain,
PC. Price. NJ. Ryder, w. K. Bradford,
8 1lou RYDER. n. F. Bradford, Fl. Z. Walk
ing, Andrew David, K N. Holt, John l..
Hotter, Rnbt. Aaron, Mrs. E. c. Brown,
stsnry sct.wartzsnbu burg, Nap. Lawrence,
Jas n. Walker. Mrs. Abadie, Andre,
Fry, J. N. Powell. J. j.. Duplissey, w c
Gnnnycutt, e H'ffn,an, Mrs. C. Pousin,
6. TuYsr, II. Bassano, Violet Harris, J
]. Compton, 8. Z. Compton, Ed. Barrett,
Stephen Barrett, q. ". Bntcn, c. w.
Boyca, Mira. Baibjer, B.. Turner. jos.
Spotte-, A!phopse David, Jesse q. John.
sfcn, Mrs. " i Johnston, +. Y. n.v:Hn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12

Arrest all illegal liquor sellers In the
city and send them over to Fort ellis II
they did not pay their fines.
Build an electric railway 70 New Castle.
and thus allow our dudes breathing
place on the Battery these warm even
ings
See that county officials bills were
audited before they died or else never
breath word about them.
Appoint woman trustee OF the poor
from New Castle county. They should
be representa- on tho Board which is
now solidly Democratic.
See that green ana unrlpe peaches were
not exposed for sale in King street mar.
ket.
Impose the laws the same for rich as
they are interpreted for the poor.
Sec that our new filter performed it's
work twenty four hours day OF no pay.
Pave the Highlands in 1920, but give
them police protection and dog catcher
at once.
Vote for the base ball player who has
the least votes In the Republican contest.
Never 60 fishing and VIXEN returned
home lie about the number OF fish
caught.
Start John Wanamaker etore In VIII
mington and keep our money at home
amongst our merch ants.
Never grow, whIskeTe on my chin to
make me look like Il billy goat when
mustaehe would better become me.
Go to bed early at night SO that l might
be able to rise early in the morning. The
late bird Ia always thirsty In the IN 0rning.
Court the old lady when / started out
TO keep steady company with her daugh.
tor.
Purchase a cottage at the sea shore and
tieh and battle during July and August, SO
as to drive duh caro- away.
Buy fast horse and give James Nc.
Comb brush once in u whilo with bis
eco nag.
Improve the Brandywlno Park. so that
the present generation could enjoy its
natural scenery and advantages these
warm days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12
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Tho Iowa Republican Convention on
Wednesday gave abundant proof that the
N@pulllcars In the Northwest may now
tc ssilnitely counted out as assistants to
Tic free silver crusade. Not only were
he proceedings harmonious on every
saestlon that came up concerning the
platform, but thsre was not even an at
TEN Of made to Inject the free silver doc.
thine into The resolution. The speech OF
Tile chairman of the convention was un.
mistakable In its declaration against the
I6 to l folly, and the platform which he.
aflirms the financial plank OF the national
convention Of 1904. and which pronounces
against opsnlrg tho Mints for tho free
coinage Of silver until the time shall come
when an international agreement may be
sJlved at was adopted without dis
Hentlng voice.
Jhe significance OF this declaration is
That 1t comes from a State In which the
agricultural interest Is powerful, and in
which the silverltes have been active
eampalgners. But the Iowa farmers
lave not been misled by demagogues and
eharlatans; they recognize tho essential
dishonesty as well as the danger to them.
selvos in the long run OF the silver folly.
and as the chairman Of the convention
put the matter 1--WE in.Iowa, II we owe a
debt, expect to pay 1t in money worth one
hundred cents on the dollar. and II any
one owes US We expect payment In money
OF equal value"
The convention also endorsed Senator
Allison as its choice for the Presiden tia
nomination. and as the platform ex.
presses his Ideas on the financial issue. II
will remove him from consideration as a
candidate who has hitherto been looked
upon as partly acceptable to tho sllve
interests. Senator Allison has mounted
himself oil sound money platform. ant
tue performance will go far to drive the
declining silver craze entirely out Of the
Northwest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12
Clothes Pins 10 a dozeu,

Clothes Pins 10 dozeu
Japanese Comb nnd Brush Cases Sc.
Match safes 10. worth SC.
Dinner Buckets. with three depart ments
10 cents.
X dozen goblets 15c.
Individual plain and fancy buffers 10.
packages Toilet Paper l0c.
Galvanized Buckets 17c.
pCoal Scutties l5c worth TO-.
@Good cedar wood Wash Tubs go; larger
size sos.
Hat Racks Sc worth loo.
Patented Rolling Pins 81,
Pure brlste Duet Brush and fancy Dust
Pan both for &c.
Good Hize retinned Dish Pans lSo.
"a dozen large Size Dinner Plates. fancy
and plain zoe worth 60e.
Salt Sellers 20.
"a dozen Fancy Side dishes l5c worth
25o.
Good Waehboards &c worth zoo
Prize package OF pear uts 10 package.
so packages to close.
Agate Tea pots quart 2Tc
Agate Tea pots . quarts S5c
Patented Clothes Horses, holds whole
weeks washing. sec worth Csc.
Best Sugar Corn at Sc Gan.
james Pyle's Pearllne at 40 package.
Kerr's beat Table Salt Id 10.
Sea Gull Baking Powder 90 bottle.
Mems Boys and Childten's Clothing at
greatly reduced rates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12
SOCIETY. 10

Mise Etta Cam IL the guest OF Rev. and
Mya. Vincent Nichols OF Chester.
The Chester Times Of yesterday ssid,
n. B Fahey. the Edgmoat avenue tabao.
conIst. took In flshing trip TO New Castle
Del. yesterday, and his outing was quite
q finny euecess.
Mrs. Dsyore. Of Chester spent wednes.
day with New Castle friends,
John Rogers. OF New Castle lie In PHI
adelphia to day.
Miss NJ. Bates is the guoat Of Misses
Mabel and Lizzie Gray OF Trainer Pa.
Mr. James Work and Mr.. Herman
Lamplng, OF Pomeroy who have boon Wis
iting the lattsf's slater Mrs. Charles II.
Bott. in this city have returned home
Mrs. Harry Barnes and son are the
gueats OF relatives In West Chester.
Harry ], Baird, OF West Chester, is
spending the summon at Fort Delaware.
The West Grove Independent says. Mrs.
Moore OF Wilmington. is guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Hickman Sparks. Mrs. NJ.
is ninty.three years OF age but is remark.
ably active, frequently being In the gar
den assisting In picking berries and do
ing other chores-all OF which gives her
special delight.
Prof Ambrose 8. Ottey. OF Claymont.
was In our city on Thursday.
David Bruce has been confined to his
home, No. 900 Adams street. this week In
consequence OF severe attack oil ehoiera-
morbue.
Harry Tenweges. No. ZOE Washington
street. continues confined to his room by
typhoid fever.
The mercury this morning at 6 80 o'clock
marked 60 degrees. four degrees colder
than yesterday morning, and only 10
above the frost line,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12

Rev. William C. Jayson. at an adjourned
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF the
State College for colored students at
Dover yesterday, was elected president OF
the faculty. Wesley Webb. the defeated
candidate for reelection. has been presl.
dent OF the college since it's organization
but lately strong sentiment had devel.
oped favorIng the election OF coloreG
man as president Of The Institution and la
recognition OF that desire Mr. Jayson was
nominated and unanimously elected.
Mr.. Jason is O young man. at preaent o
member Of the Delaware Conference M. e..
Church. and pastor Of a church at Ger.
mentowb. Pa. He was born in Talbot
county. Maryland, and is graduate OF
Allegheney College at Meadville, Pa, anu
OF Drew Theological Seminary. In both
OF those institutions he took high rank
and lie recommended. as of high character
and scholarly In attachments.
The other Elembers OF the faculty, Sam.
uel l.. Conwell. professor OF English. and
Lorenzo d. Hielund. manuel training in.
structor. wero unanimously re elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12
THE EMP IRE
OF WILMI N GTON.
209 Market street.

July Is we'll underwny-Wd'l be looking
out for foil goods coon.
First thing to do Is to lid ourselves of
all present seasons stock, and we've still
remaining an Immense collection Of
choice sorts. No use ''minctng" matters
We have bought heavily and must adapt
heroic means to get relief.
Cost or even half cost. is the way we
have made up our minds to bweep out all
lines brand new, choice goods tencrficed.
far below what ,tefuge grades were ever
known TO sell for.
Crash-l000 yards OF crash towelinQ at
&c yd., these goods have heretofore been
sold at &c.
Muslin-500 yds OF unblsachsd muslin,
regular 7. 8, and loc values cut to AZ u
Bingham 500 yds coed d uality apron
gingbam, no values cut to 3 re a I'd.
Unbleachsd Muslln-HerGs sashlng
value In about 1000 yds. Of unbleached
muslin. slightly soiied. in remnants. at
&c yd,all you want at thesame price as
long as 1t lasts.
Rcd 1icke The las. vestlge OF cost
showed away l0c quality bed ticking TO he
closed at $40 yd.
Checked Nalnsook. at 4s<c yd.,. wash
goods clearing sale. q golden oppoftunI-
ty, veritable bargain feast; these dssIra-
Bile goode must move In iilfy.
brand new assortment OF checked
nainsook. all our and loo values cut to
$50 yd.
Separate Skirts Glorious vnlues, sub.
lime values-Unmatehable value, in fact
words don't do them justice.
Extra fine Brlllinntlne or Novelty Dress
skirts, percallne lined aud good stlilenln9
extra wide sweep. worth 5000 go at 81 9S.
Shirt Walsts-Ladies' Light or Iudig o
Frint Wallets the 500 kind Oh 22e.
Ladies' French Percale Liundered Shirt
Waists, made with soft gathered fronts,
pointed yokes in bnck. immense sleeves
deep cuffs, high collar that sold at 81 90
and sizes. Clearing price CSC.
Hoslery-Half price Ladies' Riohelieu
Ribbed Imported II o5e in tan and brown,
reduced from soc to 25c
Gents half Hose seamless In black, tan
or gray, &c worth zoe.
Another lot OF Gents Hone 4lsc pair.
Duck Suits-Its continually our pleas.
ure to have the opportunity OF Offering
yon so much for so little goes without
saying that II you need a Duck Suit
you'll save big money here.-S200 Duck
Suit SOC. s2 so extra fine Duck Suit $i.29.
Shoes-M Misses Button Sheer, slz,s IL to
2. In black at 5Sc. worth $ll00.
One lot OF Ladles' beet quality. bright
DoDgola Button Shoes, opera and pointed
toes. and pointed patent leather tips soft
flexible soles, all widths ard sizes. Every
pair In this lot positively worth o., 90
| your choice at Sl.09.
Ladies' and Gents Furnibhings-One lot
22 dozen Gents Underwent. consisting of
BhlbriRRnn, India GauZn, etc.-all nicely
finished, but broken LOTT, and they must
be sold. Best IS to SOC qualities. choice
10 cent?.
One lot 10 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests.
the 5Oc qualities, choice i9t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12

r. Lewis Armstrong, the genial Repub.
lean member OF the Levy Court from
Chrlstiana Hundred, threshed hla wheat
as 1t was hauled from the held few days
ago. He had great growth of straw. and
the yield OF wheat was fair. Mr. A'e farm
ls one OF the most productive In this vieln.
lty, and all OF his crops are promising.
The managers OF the Ferris Reform School
get many valuable hints from him as he
teaches by example as we'll as precept.
Superintendent Haines and his amlable
helpmata understand the art Of governing
and directing boys who have been con-
hded to their care. but In practical farm
work some good hints may be obtained
from their netRhbOr, The school ls sur
rounded by good farms. and there arc
few more thrifty farmers than Dlessrs.
Armstrong, HollinRsworth, WoUdw ward or
HoilecHer. They bre believers in being
up with the times. and appear 10 be al.
ways ready t. take time by ihs foreloek.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12
KENNARD ( CO
62l-623 Market St.

We close Saturdays ats o'clock
until September.
We shall be pleased to have
you come out for your Satur.
days shopping any time during
the day and between the hours
Of 3 and 6 o'clock we will offer
some special seasonable article
that will pay you well for the
time and trouble spent in shop
ping at these hours, instead OF
in the evening.
To day it will be 1000 pairs
fine quality fast black Ladies'
Hose, 2 pair for cents, A pair
for % cents. Not more than A
pairs to any one customer. And
all over the store you will find
Summer Goods at reduced
prices.
Besure and read our advertis .
ments from day to day, and
especially in Friday afternoon
papers and Saturdays Morning
News.
We intend to give something
of great value in Seasonable
goods every Saturday afternoon
from 3 to 6 o'clock.
Black and Fancy Parasols at
half price.
1t hardly seems necessary to
say anything more about the
Parasols as it is well-known
among our patrons that when
we advertise an article at half
prices it means just that.
All new this season.
GOO new Waists at new prices.
75.cent quality at so cents.
81 quality at rs and 81 cents.
81. 80 quality at 81.
Entire line of fine Zephyr
Waists, imported materials, at
$3.50.
Reduced from 50 and 1926.
KENNARD ( CO
62l-623 Market St.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12
B. G 0.
Schedule In oHsct
May u. 1880
TRAINS LEAVE pELAwAnE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST hound

DEPOT EAST ROUND
TRAINS t FAYE p bEsf WnAesHNp. AVE-
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
.s sFw ,i %o !iSss ~ r' S ss ss 's
r5hk, M s p -, 81 ~ >. mo-
PSiHiGiLApiSiBLPIiiA tTWihs,My;T,.Y,,,lE LEG FOURTH
week A days ei! !s.Ss. SIS. 81, 7sO i55 Hg
isS .lss. .sdS. siasl aSb. '5as CO. 'ss. sa0.
sandSys ';os,s 81 g u. Z q ~ %s gs &C: &c
s ffffi tasf sizis II pTMl'hLETH AND
Week, days, 'SO5. 'ISO 'S.So' 'loSo IT, ms
So sanda ia :. "!ia.o5. .7so. Ills a. M: IN.
.cfiEgrEn., wses * g; .s.cgi as, 81:
LIS 49, 800. 3s5, ABS. '5.s2, GO ''a2.
IS ntEsfhR,, Sundays, !: 49, 20 81 !gss, sss
"A AiTI&NTfGi CITY. week,days. .19S a.
M .i22l, Ia .s.o6 p. m. Sundays. 'h%'
CAPE MAY. week-da .7.SO t'los5 a.
M. Saturdays only. 'i.59, 1906 p M
Sundays. "7.S0 a. m.
EB. HHsS als. ss ass
III. !5.s5. s6'is, 'ssS ss5 s. >. m:
aI sA If is S ahb 81 Way STATIONS.
y "a Il T., f.: VI L. 's s ~
ggs Z! s y, as .ss5 s;s s iii D. ''
cafcAao, !sH a, m; 's,2S Z; n; daily;
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS, .i2-SS and
M SE II q ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tanooga, ,s2O p m, daily. fhrousn
'lssf iSSan Il Nsw 22tG!SeS9HMMopArIoN. 7oa
S4s IA ,, and ii EiScpp;M RI 9hl kyT1oN.
w aAN dRss 1Gs. $3.50 S is Is = m
4 fR&iSSs II fH 4 sE Il Il STREET
Fer Fer FsT fIFfl Msssffas Hin
For 'p Pittsburg 80 and h Chicago. daily.
FOR Baltimore, week days. ESQ a. m; 3
For Landenberg and way statiens. week.
aa9ays 80 iJ n a; m . o'ls p m e'H'aSs'
ff$SsSEr R&b EP 9 aEHgE
F For FWTfLAM HR ft65NsiNor
III! iig s g. III: .ifs9 .iq ESQ., Ia sso I'll. a e.
!. - sS y Ss aRS ;i s II; ;s ss,
ifAvR 7 i ~ / T Ilf}StgFs
Weekdays, s3.20 sIf6, .i0.l6, a. M; III
p. m, Sundays $40, '755 a. m; 7G p, m.
Telephone No. 1888.
G Z. o. scuLT, General Passenger Agent
R. B. CAMPBELL. General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12
PHILADELPHIA. VIII MiNoTou q.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

rHsLApELFHtAs WiLMfNQFQH q
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT MAY II. IspA
Trains viii leave wilmington AZ follows,
For Phliadelphis (sxpress). Isl. a5s,
42o. $40. 7.42. $50. s.5o.s.55. zoos. foIs
u.2s. Il, 4s q. M, .i2.l6. LII, e.05. b04, $40.
so, s;iO. 80 s ,s6S, a9s. ana "a n.
/. For Chester sespressi isI 10. SO IA
x; s s @ ssa sS s 3 ses e. ms
For f NsS 2 iSrs sto IT. e. sas @ g.
$50. e,4S. 1905. lI.4i a. M; .12.iS, Ls7, 800.
~ si so sSs 1Si ;s sls ana iSas
For The south-southern Railway Ex-
press, IA p. m. sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. GO a
NJ For s~ kex n Center and intermediate
Baltimore and washington. 4;sS Sel
f SI' s1a s5s IT, ss %hsS 10 T. n and
gaiiimois and intermediate stations
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
Wilmington, ssxpfess,. $50; 7go, "a sM.
aGf i 4 HIT lit 5s e. % 555 I'LL c ba 7iS
1i.l6 p. m. and 2.05 night
"A, Asi sss Ss ss e. e. s issi I'D ,r
FOR rp,,. sysRaE '.s aEassf Is, -, -.
&C. &c. az sSS s ss 49, So &c aad IL g.
II For CHESTER isrprass, i,s,. an. $50. ass
1905. ll.45 a. M; b. s.O5. 6.oi. 5.5G. 7.o7 and
and 900 p. IN.
A6s. III. 7SS and 10. i >. m. 49, : :.
For New York ISL. 2.55. 40, 7. $50. s4s,
n Ia
6.56, $50. 7.07. eI2, ard 1895 p. m.
For Boston, without change, $50 .. m.
For the South-Southern Railway Ex-
press. 7;41 p. M, sleepers to Memphis and
For Mest Chester. via Lamokin. ass a
NJ Ba ALI ana washington. ass, sM,
1918 a. M: l2.Oi. I2.22, $50, 5.g3. .'6.p5. i.H
$50 p. m. and 1854 night.
Baitipore and intermediate stations.
" leave ave i Philadephia. Broad street. for
a. mi iia III 5os. I sSs. 7iS. SIS. lilo.
1ecee q IN d sss sio 1888 q. m.
izSo sOlp S Eli VA sIy' p5iiVeIsioN. ~
r. To e. 2.S ~, p s a. and z III y pisa.
Espress Tor Dover Harrington and Del
m For s Hsrl Sa and Wv & aiao Sa oa
Express for Wyoming, 6.53 M.
Express for Cape Chanes, Nd Point
Comfort and Norfolk. n.ds a. m. and i2oi
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, s,5i z n. and 10 night
For Cape Charles Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk. 1901 night. i
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
oming. FELTON,. Harrington. Bridgevilla
scaford. Laurel. and Delgar. 1901 nia&srSA
.-4..sr-At-
CO Congressional limited Express
trains. COMPOSED entite,s OF Pullman Yes
Thule. Par1or and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
(el Limited Express trains composed OF
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. Vestibula
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra faro.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station
9. NJ, PROVOST, ], r. WOOD.
General Manager. General PasA Agt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12

TEACHING Is hard work, but the average
teacher appears to be we'll fed and happy.
They are now enjoying there eight weeks
vacation. which Is no doubt we'll earned.
As wage workers their hours are short and
remuneration fair. At any rate there are
more applicants for positions than there
are positions at the present time In our
public schools. good efficient teacher
OF the public schools is the noblest han.
dl.work of God. All praise and good pay
10 the teachers Is our m otto
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12

John Gillespie OF No. l24s Wilson street
was not the John Gillespie who figured in
the tight which resulted In the stabblng . I
RalCon.keoper Daniel I.elpert Wednesday
night. nor Is he related TO the Gillespie
who is under bail as "A witness to tile
muderous assault Mr,Gilespie was never
III the Leipert saloon Ior does he know
the proprietor. Upon learning OF his re-
ported connection with the case lie went
to the police station with bondsman. but
lie WAS Informed that he was not the man
wanted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12

TIE Tenders on the street cars OF Phila.
delphla have already saved the lives OF
several persons who have been SO unfor-
tunato as 10 be knocked down by the
trolley cars. There is no doubt but that
the Street Car Companies will be saved
thousands OF dollars In damage suits by
the use Of these tenders. All trolley cars
here have some kind of fender to pro.
tect those who may be accidentally run
down by the cars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12
WEDNESDAY TnE i1rn DAY OF JULY.
A, D. 1896. at . O'Clock, p. m.

At the county Court Hou Sc, in the city of
Wilmington. the following described real
estate late OF Fanny Campbell. deceased,
to wit;
All those certain lots. pieces or par cells of
land, situated in the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle County and State of Delaware.
aud bounded and described as follows, to
No. |. Beginning on the westerly side Of
Nnn Barren street extended, at the distance
OF 1855 feet from the southerly side of Beech
street. and AT the intersection of the said
side of Van Buren street, with the southeIly
side of Il Now street. laid out 40 feet wide,
parallel with Beech street, and leading from
NanBuren street extended to Harrison street
extended; thence westerly along suih 81 de OF
snid 30 feet wide street and parallel with
Beech street li5 feet to a stake; thence
southerly parallel with Yanliuren street ex-
tended, 20 feet 20 another stake; thence
eastcrly parallel with Beech street l54 feet
more or less to the northwestery side of
Maryland avenue formerly Newport Turn
pike; thence nortbeasterly along said side of
Maryland avenue 80 feet more or less to the
said side OF VanBuren street, extended.
thence norlherly along said side of Van ln.
rem street extended. II feet more or less to
tie place of beginning; be the contents
thereof what they may.
No 2. Beginning on the northerly side OF
Sixth street MT the distance OF 100 feet from
the westerly side of itodney street; thence
northerly parallel to Rodney street l!s feet to
stake; thence westerly parallel to Sixth
street IS feet to another stake; thence south.
erly parallel to Rodney street l28 feet TO the
said eide Of sixth street, and thence thereby
cas- ery y iert 10 The place OF beginning. be
the contents thereof what It mag.
And II is ordered by the Uourt that the said
Administrator make return of Its proceed
lngs in the execution of this order 10 the
September term of the Orphans Court foI
said county, to be held Bt Wilmington. on
Monday the gth day of September, A. ID. 1915
at 10 o'clock.
Attendance will be given and terms made
knnwnby
TIE EQUIrABLE GUARANTEE AND
TRUST CO., Administrator.
Attest: Colen Ferguson. Clerk Q. e.
Orby William S. Hllles ESD. Its Attorney
jy2.5-6-7 l0-le-l3-i5-i6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12

The Chester police and the preachers are
having little Difference. II all occurred
over some OF the Chester sporting fraternl-
ty setting up wheel Of fortune att Sun.
day School picnic given on the fourth OF
July In the Lamokin Woods, near Chester
The preachers asked the Chief OF Police to
arrest the sports. but their request they
say was Ignored. Now the preachers are
scoring the police. What would the com.
munity do without our preachers? They
are more wide awake now adays than ever
befoie In Wilmington and in fact all over
the country. They are in the fight to
stay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-12

The newly elected officers of Whining.
ton Lodge No. /. A. o. U. W, were Installed
last evening by the grand officers of the
lodge and following the installation -ex.
ercises pi ogrnm OF musical and literary
selections was given. Following the
music was a supper and speech making
Grand Chancellor Jolls. with the grand
officers Of the X. OF 7. last night Installed
the newly elected officers OF Clayton
Lodge, No. 4. Members and officers af-
terward partook OF dirDer at Ainscow's.