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forfeiture OF pllotage fees can not be
enforced against the complainant.
The decision In this case need not
seriously embarras the board in the en-
forcement OF said rules II can prescribe
suitable pecuniary fnes for their
violation, and without making such
fnes excessive or unreasonable, they may
be fixed at such amounts as will there.
after make the practice complained Of
impossible.
"These are distinct functions. and can
not be so blended In their exercise as TO
make valid an ex post facto rule OF an
ex post faoto penalty.
"The penalty prescribed for the viola
ton Of rule, one ia suspension only.
II this eau not be enforced against
the complainant for the reasons above
stated can the other penalty now proposed
to be imposed. viz, forfeiture Of pilotage
fees, be enforced2
mo such penalty for the violation Of
aaid rule was prescribed before the com
mission OF the offense.
Here It Is proposed TO impose upon
the complainant a single sentence, AS
TO part OF which the court
has the clear right to inter =
pose by Injunction, and this gives the
court the right TO deal with the whole
subject.
The decree will bo entered perpetually
enjolnlng the defendant corporation:
From the enforcement OF the said
rules, or any Of them. against the com
plalnant for his alleged violation thereof,
by the penalties OF suspension and for
felture OF pilotago fees, or either Of them.
2 From the enforcement OF the said
rules. or any of them, by suspension or
forfeiture or deprivation OF license.
3 From the enforcement Of said
rules. or any OF them. by any penalty
whatsoever. except such as shall have
been prescribed before the commission
Of the oflense.
Il WAS / 90 o'clock when he concluded
and Mr. Bird Immediately gave notice Of
an appeal
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
THE CHANCERY PROSPECT.
REGISTRAR FERGUSON HAS ISSUED
THE TRIAL LIST.

Many Cases OF Importance Figure on the
March Calendar and VIII Come Up for
Disposition Later I'm the Month.
The following Is list OF causes pend
Ing In the Court OF Chancery IN aud for
New Castle county. for hesring at the
March term, TO be held at Wilmington,
on Monday. March 90:
The Delaware Western Railroad Com
pany VS.. Charles o. Baird ct al. Charles
o Baird ct al. VS. the Delaware Western
Railroad Company; James Shearsc vs.
Hugh 0. Smith et al William John
son ct al. vs.. John A Wilson
Benz jamin F. Clyde VS.. Henry ChurchmAn
William B Robinson VS.. James B.
Nswlin ct al Howard f. Vernon
Va. Young Mems Loan Association
William s Thomas & Bro. VS.. A. II
Wood ward ct al William Thomas &
Bro, VS. A. II Woodward ct. al The
Mayor aud Council OF Wilmington VS..
J. z Addlcks et al Alexander Scott VS.
John Ritchie et al; James A. Shoe-
maker VS. William p. Wells: Jonathan
K Williams VS.. Delaware aud Maryland
Railroad Company; John A Cfauston vs..
William W. Hopes et al Jackson aud
Company; Vim. II Lee vs.. Patrick FAhey
CAtharine Simmons exec 81. vs. Samuel
P. Simmons ct al. Nathan Liebernsn vs.
the First National Bank OF Wilmington
Patrick Daily, trustee vs. Henry p Scott
ct al. Joseph Stoeckle ct al. VS.. r L.
Armstrong ct al. ; Gertrude a. Wilson ct
al vs. Alfred D. Warner et al Gsrtrnde
Fl Wilson OF al Va Samuel M. Knox, ei
al Alonz9 Gordon vs. Charles McOad
wallader; Sallie NJ. Bradford ct al vs
George H Hollis OF al; VILLA m
Jeandell administrator sc. VS.. VIII
liam Baldwin executor SO Eliza
Harris VS.. the Mayor and Council OF
WILMINGTON; Jehu l. Allen vs.. Theodore
Stewart ct al Richard 7. Cam vs..
William @. Potts ct a; ; Alexander j
Hart ct al vs. August j. Bierman OF Al.
Winfield s. Quigley ct al vs. Mary Q
Crossley ct al. Perry 7. Walker ct al.
VS.. Daniel Caldwell exr etc. Patrick
Biggins vs.. Mary Blegins; John l.. Elliott
ct al. vs.. the Council of Newark
@. E Barrett VS. N. K. Davis ct al
the Mutual Loan Association Of Middle
town VS. Sereck Shallcross ct al MARY
A. Fitzpatrick ct al VS. Alexander Beggs
Charles W. Edwards VS.. Jehu l.. Aller
ct al Martha A Boyd vs.. James Morrow
Maggie NJ Jamison We. James H s. Gam
ct al. Margaret r BrlnRhurst VS.. Alfred
d Warner ct al; Walter l. Vir
den VS.. the BoaId OF Pilot Com
missIoners; HuRh B. Alexander ei
al VS.. Martin W. Donovan ct al
Maria Newell vs.. The Hartmann anc
Febrsnbsoh Brewing Company; Alfred
L. AlnscoW VS.. George w. Ainscow, ei
al LIebig Manufacturing Company vs
John p. Wales. ct al; Thomas Turner
We. william q Clesvsr. ct a.; Thomas
Cavender VS.. Mary E O. Voshsll, ct 81.
Partition Causes.
David w. Elkinton ct al VS.. Joseph
Cald we'll ct al CathArlne Hastings OF al
VS.. Harry Emmons. trustee OF al estate
Joseph /. Taggsrt. deed Rosanna Truss
vs. 7. L Truss; zsnas Thompson, lJr, We
John Thompson ct al.
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IN MUNICIPAL COURT.

Alex wortsnbury Fined 90 for BoinE
Drunk and william Barker $50 for
Keeping n House OF III Fame.
In Municipal Court this morning John
Stafford. colorsd, arrested BY Officer
Lucas for being drunk was fined 81 aud
costs John Boxsom. colored, was
arrested by Officer Rslnhollz on q charge
Of being drunk aud dlsorderly The
officer was hurt In the aifray and was
unable 10 appear until tomorrow when
the case will be tried.
Alexander Wortenbury, oolored, ar
rested BY officer Gllling for being drunk
aud disorderly was fned 50 or forty days.
William Barker charged with keepln z
house OF ill-fams at Second and
Walnut streets was convicted and
sentenced to pay a iue Of $50 and costs.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
STATE CONVENTION At MILFORD.
Sunday School Workers 60 Meet I'm Ninth
Annual Convention on Thursdav-Me.
mortal Services for Joseph Pyle.

Sunday School Workers TO Meet In Ninth
Annual Convention on Thursdav-Me.
mortal Services for Joseph Pyle.
On Thursday and Friday OF this wee
the Delaware State Sunday School Asso-
citation will hold It's annual convention
and the sessions will be held in the Pres
byterlAn Church At Milford The con-
vention will open at As p. m. on
Thursday.
After worship aud a service OF song
conducted by Professor ]. r. Sweeney,
all reports will be submitted and con
sidered.
Then will follow memorial services In
honor Of the late Joseph Pyle with Hn
address by Samuel H. Baynard, teaching
Of primary class illustrated by Miss
Annie iS Harlow, superintendent OF
WanamAker's primary department at
Bethany Sunday school, Philadelphia.
Ia the evening there will be two ad
dresses-the first by Miss Harlow and
the second by william Reynolds, Of
Peoria, ILL.,, general field superintendent
of the International Executive Com
mittee
Friday morning-9 Service Of song.
led by Professor j. K sweeney; reading
Scriptures aud prayer o 30 Report OF
committees; election Of off ,ers; general
business. TO- Conference in Sunday
school work, led by William Reynolds.
IL. The Sunday School Idea and How to
Develop It," Rev. I. e Martlndale. d.
d. ; discussion; service Of song; behedlc
tlon.
2. Praise service 2 30 Normal work.
Mrs. w. K. Crosby; The Training OF
the Sunday School Teacher" discussion.
8 10. Temperance Work in the Sunday
School. Rev. F. G. Merrill; discussion
4 Sunday School Missionary Work. "
Captain 7. j. Truxton; discussion. 4 AS.
Prayer and song service; benedlctlon.
Evoning-7 Praise servics led by
Professor ]. r. Sweeney. 7.30. Report
Of committee. 745. Address. "rhe
Iph1ence Of the Sunday School in the
State and Nation" Rev. Joseph B
Turner; address, 1.-THE Greatness and
Importance Of the Work" Rev. NJ l..
Gates; closing exercises; benediction.
The present officers OF the association
are:
Vice Presidents, John d Hoffscker,
Kent county; professor. d. w. Harlan,
New Castle county; ]. b. Gllchrist, Sus-
sex county; statistical secretary, Aubrey
Yandever. Clayton; treasurer, Edgar A.
FINLEY, Wilmington; recording secretary,
Professor h. 5. Goldey, Wilmington
executive committee, Charles Il Can't
we'll, chairman; Walter o. Hoffscker,
Charles Baird, W. d. Jakes, Charles s.
Morgan, Rev @. L. Jefferson,
w. K. Crosby, F. G. Elliott, Rev.
Frank Moore. F. P. Mason, Rev. B. I.
Moore finance committee, Charles Baird,
chairman; @. w. Pusey, George NJ
Jones, George A. Penniwell, W. X
Crosby, Neal Comfy, John w. Grinnsge,
Charles G. Betelle.
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rhn Ynrdlnl Aooihnntnl nnnih

The inquest on the body Of Robert ~
smith, OF Chorlestown, Nd. who was
billed near Newport on the night Of
February 20, WAS conluded this morning
Conductor Stewart OF the train on which
Smith left Wilmington, said that he,
with two compsnious boarded the train
at this city. Smith claimed he bad
given up bis ticket but Was told that
be could not ride unless he paid or a
produced a ticket. He Was not seen
after the train left Newport. He was
under the influence Of liquor at the
time Tier verdict was accidental
death by either falling of or being
struck By a trBin.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
For Supplying Hsat and Power.

In the office OF the supervising srohi-
teot, Treasury Department, Washington.
this afternoon bids for supplying the low
pressure. return circulation, steam heat
Ing and ventilating apparatus, elevator
power boiler, and like contrivances for
the new Federal Building, this city, will
be opened. The local bidders are; Harry
A Miller, John Brison, Allen speakman,
Gawthrop Brothers, Joseph Jenkins aud
Roberts & Co. No news has yet bsen
received as to the awarding OF the con
tract for completing the building.
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rhey secure wharf Privileges.

At a sale of wharf privileges held by
the Street and Sewer Department the
following bids were declared favorable
Tatnall street on the Christi3na, to
Simmons and Brother and Harlan and
HollingsWortb Company, $50 q year, a
decrease OF $40; Shlpley sti eet, to
Receivers Of B. & o.. $3.50 year. a
decrease Of $205; King street, to New
Jersey and Wilmington Ferry Company,
&175. an increase OF 1885, French street,
to WILMINGTON and Northern r. r 90
$3.50. a decrease of $3.50; Front aud
Church. to w. & N. r. r $500, decrease
Of 800 The Lombard street. Orange
street and Ninth street wharfs on the
Brandywine we're retained by the depart
ment. These leases are for three years
The decrease In price Is attributed to the
bad condition of the ChrlstianA aud Its
gradual Swallowing.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
Natural HIstory Society Meeting.

An interesting meeting Of the Natural
History Society Was held last evening In
Fdends' School Donations OF coral by
Mrs Annie Hallowell. and handsomely
mounted ses SHELLS by Frsnk h. Jones
were noticed Frank Eastman read
an interesting psper on Horned Owls, q"
and Henry Candy gave an account Of .
visit to the Boothwyn garnet mines.
At the next meeting DR. William O.
Pierce will lecture, and Professors Stone
and Heilprin, Of Philadelphia, will
lecture at an early date.
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DURE WANTS A REDUCTION.
Levy Court Commissioner Armstr onK
This Morning.

Levy Court Uommissioner Armstr onE
This Morning.
Levy Court held a business session
this morning. Henry F. Dure appeared
and asked for reduction OF the
assessment Of two properties owned by
him. One on Second street, for which
he PAID 81. $50, Is assessed at IS. 900
while another on Poplar street, which he
bought for 81 $50, figures on the books
at 81, 800 He was requested to submit
his grievance In writing. which he will
do in the course Of day or two
The pay roll for March amounting to
81, 3Sf SO was passed.
Among the bills passed were the
following: Theodore Ferguson, SEQ;
Court Crier Smith, $40.sO; Austin
Harrington, $l5; Slgler & Wood ward,
500 38; James T. Shallcross. $25: Robert
S Carpenter. $50; Alexander e
Cloud, 50 %; Thomss RossIter.
$50; Charles Cannon. $5025; John
Canning. $40 25; William T. Green,
$i1 76: John r Hudson & Co. $t4.54;
Neil Dougherty. &l20 80: Lvnn q Phil.
lips, f49S; John F. Dolsn, SOS so.
Assessor William Anderson, Of Red
Lion hundred, was allowed $50 for max
ing his assessment
Commissioners Mesley and Gallagher
and Assessors Farley and Whann spent
the morning In soing over the Fifth and
Ninth ward books.
Sickness prevented the attendance Of
Commissioners Armstrong OF the First
district.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
omoer shsrr,'s AssaiIants Fined.

Thomas F. KeelIns. Morris Fell and
Joseph w. Mccullough, the three deaf
mutes who are responsible for Officer
Sherry's being laid up since February 16,
were arraigned in Municipal Court last
night Judge Ball fued each $40 and
costs. The men were drunk and acting
disorderly when Officer Sherry tried to
get them to 60 home. They attacked
him, and in the assault inflicted injuries
which resulted in the temporary paralysis
Of the officers legs. The trio will not get
get of 80 easily on their next experiment.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
Ahnnt Two STEAMERS.

At the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany's the steamship Earndale Of the
Earn Line. which Was polished up here
about a wear sgo, has arrived to be
ecraoed and painted. Work has also
begun in the line Of cosllng up the Old
Dominion steamboat Hampton Roads and
about ffty tons Of cosl will be put on
for her trial trip next week. The
Hampton Roads will be given dock
trial on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
Professor 8. n, Clark on Tsnnyson.

Professor d. Clark, OF the Chicago
University. gave an interesting lecture
on Tsnnyson and his poetry In Friends
School yesterday afternoon. illustrating
Il With many Of the more not' poems Of
the dead poet laureate. The lecture was
a treat to those who heard it.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
Tho salvarIoa Army captain.

Lombard streets Lieutenant Jenkins, in
command Of ths Wilmington Corps OF
Sunday newspaper. The captain, she
had gone 70 her home az Camden.
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The weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day. cold partly cloudy weather viii prevail,
with slight temperature changes and brisk
orihwesterly shifting 70 northeeste'ly winds,
and followed by increasing cloudinees ana
snow tonight In the southern districts OF this
section and possibly further northwarc. be-
coming dangerous on the coasts 4 ON Hat
teras TO sandy Hook. On Wednesday, In
both Of these sections, cloudy and threatening
weather will prevail. with slight temperature
changes. brisk and high northerly 20 eastorly
winds. and snow, turning 70 rain In the
southern districts OF this section. followed bY
a cyclone from the gulf and dangerous gales
ON the coasts and on Thursday. stormy
weather, snow and gales on the coasts-
New York Herald Welther Forecasts The
disturbances before reported In the Southwest
remained nearly stationary yesterday. with
itecentre Ia indlczted by the govern ment re-
ports last night near san Antooio, Texas.
But its area OF rain and snow extends north
ward 10 kansas and Nebraska II VIII s1oye
rather slowly eastward to-day. and to the
nortbeastward tomorrow. with increasing
force-probably skirting the Gulf and South
Atlantic states tonight OF TO- morrow and
becoming an important cyclone IN the ATTAIN
tic states aud especlaily on the coasts from
Cape HatteIas 70 Boston,
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AIriohs is Not : Candidate.

State Senator Alrichs. of Glasgow, Is
not a candidate for the Republican
gubsrnaterlal nomination. His name
has been mentioned In that connection
but he has stated to bis friends that his
political aspirations have no such trend.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
Inauest on Eoginser murtha.

Deputy Coroner Chandler this morning
empEneled jury in the matter Of the
death Of Engineer Murtha. vho was
killed 10 the wreck near Blackbird. The
Inquest will be held A. o'clock to-mor-
row morning
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
Comes I'm Just Right.

A good way to reduce expenses Is to
burn Fell and Joseph's special selection
of large Pea CoL. 81 % cheaper than
other sizes Orr coal Is 22i0 pounds to
the ton and clean. Front and Madison.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
AM Looking for Meat Iaspeotor.

Additions to the list OF candidates for
the position OF meat inspector, TO sue
csed George Abele, Sr. are being made
right along The list now comprises sb 10
following: WINS D. Wallace, A. j.
BlermaDn. Michael Dsvine, NJ. J. Gal
lagher, Frank SAwdon. William F.
Murphy. ]. d. Thompson and George
Abele. Sr.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
~ Fourth District, Philadelphia. Pa, March
Z. 1875 Proposals will be received 1t this
Otice until II O'Clock ms on Wednesday the
tirst day Of April, 1885, for furnishing and
delivering Fuel for Vessels and Stations in
This district, for the fiscal year ending June
~, 1897. Forms Of proposals and printed spec
incatons, giving ful particulars AS to the
kinds Of iuel required. the quantity and quail
ity and the terms of delivery and pavment,
can be obtained at this Once. The United
states reserves the right 10 increase or dimin-
lsh. during the fiscal year. tue quantities OF
any item or article namet in the epeclfca-
tions and a clause 60 that effect will be
Inserted in the contract; and the right 70
reject any or all bids and . waive defects
therein Is also reserved. GhORGE @.
REL TER, Commander United States Navy,
Inspector Fourth Lighthouse District.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR.
~ Fourth District, Philadelphia, Pa March
2, 1896. Proposals win be received at this office
until II o'clock NJ on Wednesday. the first
daY Of April, 1896, for furnishing and deliver
ing Provisions for vessels and nght- t-stations
In this district during the fiscal year 20 end
June 30, 1851. Forms Of proposals and printed
instructions giving full particulars as TO the
articles required, and the terms OF delivery
and payment. can be obtained az this Office
The right is reserved to reject the whole or
part OF any OF all bids. and 10 waive any de-
tects. The United States reserves the right TO
increase or diminish during the fiscal year,
the quantity of any item or article named II
the specifications, and that clause 20 that
eftect VIII be inserted IN the contract; and
that the right to reject any or all bids. and TO
waive any defects therein, Is also reserved.
GEO. u. RklrEk. Commander y. S. n,
Lizht-House Inspector.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST BLACK LEATHER BILL BOOK
- containing = couple Of bills and common
green covered memorandum book. Return TO
EVENING JOURNAL once.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
BUSINESS S oPPoRTUNITIE

DOR sALE-LICENsED SALOON AND
\ restaursnt s1 Good business location; Good
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nds. Monday. March ga,
EXTRACT FROM THE ACT OF ASSEMBLY,

SECTION 2. And be IL further enacted that
the notice required TO be given In Section Of
this act by the Collectors aforesaid, shall be
deemed and taken to be sufficient demand
ing against them on the Collectore' duplicate
of the several Hundreds ana Collection Dis
tricts OF this State. Such notice given afOre-
full discharge Of th1 duty OF the Collectors
aforesaid 10 make a demand for taxes and
they shall not be required thereafter to make
further demand on any taxable for said taxes
as condition precedent the employment OF
l-gal process as now provided BY law for the
collection Of taxes. IT. A. STURGEON.
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desired; rent must be low. Address with par
ticulers u. q. KNIGHT. Evening Journal otlce
EOR RENT.
II DWELLINGs-WEST SIDE.
s. w. cor. Ninth and West Streets 16 rooms.
l203 Delaware avenue, 12 rooms.
lou2 NanBuren street, III rooms.
l3l0 YanBuren street. il rooms.
l2l9 Washington street, IL rooms.
b09 West street. IL rooms.
l4J3 Delaware avenue. ii rooms.
8. E. Cor. Twelfth and jefferson St., II rooms.
nj Iatnall street, III rooms
4O3 Delaware avenue. 10 room.
=. e. Cor. Fifth und Jefferson Sts.. II rooms.
COZ Orange street. rooms.
ouo-lO Rodney street, rooms.
5. E. Cor. Chestnut ana franklin Sts., rooms
z}51R Market street. rooms.
500 Orange streets, rooms.
SIS West Sixth street, rooms.
6Ot Adams street, r )1ms.
South DUPONT street. rooms
ia jefferson street. rooms.
6OJ-ll Jefferson street, rooms.
lQ02 Pleasant street, rooms.
3l5 South Harrison street rooms.
~, 81, 30 Stroud street, e rooms.
N. K. Cor. 7th aud jefferson, store aud dwell.
DWELLINGS-EAST SIDE.
20 East Twenty-Fourth street. Q rooms.
l0l5 Kirkwood street. rooms.
lE3 Heald street, rooms.
ll2S East Tenth street. rooms.
lOl East Sixth street, rooms.
20 Lammotte street. rooms.
li29- 81 Poplar street, rooms.
1912 IA East Thirteenth street. rooms.
l625 East Thirteenth street. rooms.
30 New Castle avenue, 8 rooms.
Fifteenth and Claymont streets. rooms.
STORES.
306 Market street
22l Maryland avenue.
FARMS.
800 acres near Christiana.
81 acres near Glasgow.
81 acres Blackbird hundr d..
III acres at Blackbird station.
81 acres near Glasgow.
" acres on New Castle avenue.
acres on kennett pike,
100 acres Thatcher farm.
Rooms for rent.
Stables for rent.
GEORGE R. TOWNSEND q CO..
e04 Market street.
~ near hristiana; 400 acres; all necessary
buildings In good condition; possession March
s5. Apply on the prem'tes.
EOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN,
II house, No. 7l2 Locust street, part brick
and pa frame, rooms and bath, with store
Lot 20 by 100 feet Would make a splendid.
cheap ana comfortable home for man With
family; one half can remain on mortgage
Lot Is worth the money asked for house
j. r. E. MONTGOMERY.
Southeast corner Tenth and Shipley its.
EOR sALE-NEW STORE PROPERTY
II at Twelfth and King. Also new dwell
tngs, Nos. 1912. 1914 and 1918 Market street,
No II East Twelfth treet. SOuthwe5t corner
Thirteenth and King streets. Address
THOMAS II. MELVIN. No. 525 East Ninth st.
NOR SALE-sEVERAL CHOICE MAR
IT ket street properties. centrally located, on
easy terms. Apply TO
THOMAS r. LALLY,
No. 3 West Seventh street.
WANTED.-PURCa OF REAL
W estate either for homes or investment
10 call and get New Catalogue Just issued,
containing list Of Houses and lots for sale.
JOSEPH Il. CARPENTER. JR.,
No. a23 Market street.
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NOTICE.
no THE DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF
CHRISTIANA HUNDRED.

The taxable residents of Christiana Hun
dred and all pers'ns liable TO pay tax In said
hundred are hereby notified that the under
signed delinquent tax collector for said hun
dred, will be at the
Centroville Hotel. Monday, March 9th. 1896,
Toys Hotel. Rising sun, Wednesday, March
18th, 1895.
rost Office. Highlands, Monday, March I'D,
1896. from / 70 8 y. m.
Newport. Del, Saturday. M.rch 7tb, 1896.
Court House. Wilmington, Mondays, feoru-
ary 10th, 18th, 9th. and Mondays. March ID,
10th and 3Oth, between the hours OF IL ard II a.
m. and a p. m, for the purpose OF re-
ceiving taxes for the year ls9j in pursuance
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
ATLANTIC CIrY, N. J.
GAN MARCOS HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. D..

After thorough housecleaning and renova-
tion has been reopened Tor the winter under
the personal supervision OF Mrs. Annie Gruhb,
Inn.
Steam Heat, Hydraulic Elevator. Sun Par
lor, Baths, all conveniences. Write Tor rates
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
Remarkable Steamboat Record.

'-'-'-1 '7'I'-" H'-H7'I1NI'
With the advent Of March and the
literal close Of Winter, the Wilmington
Steamboat Company's clerks have made
big mark on the Office wall, for none
Of their steamers have lost more than
one half day all Winter on the trips to
Philadelphia. The e. we're cold weather
came at such convenient spells that they
we're never completely frozen in, and
the half day they lost was too foggy to
uanfura
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Wilmington. Del. Msreh Ms9SS' :. = lses. ~

A ENCOURAGEMENT TO OWNERS OF
"A property J. Deaville has opened an
ofice No. 5 West Eighth St, and will carry on
the Real Estate business in all It's branches
Special attention given to the care OF property,
collection OF rents and selection OF ten ,nts.
Evening journal., 1896-03-03

There will be athletic exercises at
John StannArd's gymnasium, 8l1 West
Second street. tonight. Admission free
Evening journal., 1896-03-03
HOTICBs.

NOTICE-THE COPARTNERsHIP HEhE-
IN tofore existing between George Justis and
son. in business as clothiers and merchant
tailors, at No. 2l3 Market street. Wilmington,
Delaware. has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
The business at the old stand win here
after be continued and conducted by George
Justis.
All accounts due said firm will be payable
10 said parties, or either Of them. and all sum
or sums of money owing by said firm will be
assumed and paid by the said George Justis.
GEORGE JUSrIS.
JOSEPH DAVIDSON.