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Evening journal., 1896-05-12
Hayt'a MIdnIEht BslI to- -nIght.
WILMINGTON Nsws NoTEs.

Examinations for admission TO tbs New
Castle bsr have been passed bg Edward q.
Cook and ID. j. Reinherdt. Edward 7. Price
has p used his preli minary examination aud
is reg stored AS student 10 the Office OF J.
Ernest smith
This morning the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, administrator, sold the
personal effects Of Ann j. Harlan, deceased
Roof painting and whitewashlng are in full
swing now.
John NJ. Russum, OF Dover, has been
granted a restoration and reissue OF pension.
The regular meeting of the Door Of Hope
will be he'd at the home. Sixteenth and Pine
streets, tomorrow afternoon a. o'clock.
John Brown, OF Wilmington. will con-
struct a twO-manual organ TOR St. paul's Il.
~ Church. of Berlin, Md. OF which Rev.
David Howard. formerly OF Wilmington, Is
regior.
While riding on West Sixth street, Car
tain Kane s|ruck a clam shell and took 4
header from his wheel cutting hts nose and
knee.
The contract for ripairing the city gar
bage crematory has been awarded to Thomas
Samworth for $50
st. Paul's NJ. f. Church. Wilmington,
ha p,id the debt OF $1,000 incurred by recent
improvements.
Gilbert Church viii hold its anniversary
reception In Graves Hall tomorrow night
To-day REGISTER Of Wills Coocb will grant
letters upon the estate OF the late James w.
Ware. The executors named are Margaret
Ware. the widow. and klwood \. McCly-
mont, a s0n-in-laW. They are released from
bons. The estate is said TO be worth about
<00Ou0.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12

Union Republican, Addicks Club at the
station by T. 45 o'clock At o'clock this
number was increased to 800, the
second section marching down under
the lead Of the First Regiment Bard,
which accompanied them TO Dover.
Mr. Addlcks WAS slready at the state
capital, having gone there yesterday
afternoon at 90 o'clock He telegraphed
from Middlstown to his lleutsnants In
Wilmington TO charter special train to
bring the delegates and clubs to Dover at
his expense.
The Higgins men started at s 13
o'clock on the regular train. These
numbered about fifty. prominent among
them being Fred Eden Bach. Ferris
Giles, Daniel r 50. A. ID. Warner, Francis
NJ Walker. Frank Billany. Lewis Nor
row. Coroner StidhAm. William r Finn
also went down on the regular train
As soon as the express pulled, out the
Addlcks special train came mp and six
CARS we're quickly filled. with the band In
the forward car. Abou' 800 Addicks
men were aboard includ ng the d,ls-
gates and the Union Repu 4lioan Club.
Fraim In the Fold.
Robert G. Fraim, OF the Sixth ward,
Addicks delegate to the State Conven
tion, Is candidate FOR tho Republican
nomination for governor. He announced
himself this morning prior to his depart
ure for Dover
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AND Hg WlSKS TH2 OTHER BIB.

william A. Pratt ia Sent Into Other Ter
rItory But Holds His Grip on Streets,
Etc.
At the meeting OF the Directors Of the
Street and sewer Department last Tues
day evening William A Pratt, the
Democratic member Of the board an
nounced that he had been transferred
from tue Philadelphia division OF the b
& o. r r OF which he WAS chief enRi-
neer. TO the uperintendency Of the
Martinsburg division OF the company
which Is generally looked on as an ad
vancement.
To his associates Mr.. Pratt said be
would be Ia Wilmington every Tuesday
night and Sundays, and he could see no
reason why these should be any fear that
be should not be on hand. II he can
help it there will be no vacsncy In the
trio. And President Chambers Is winking
At least one eye-ths other one
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PROHIBITION DELEGATES NAMED.

Executive COMMITTEES Met Last Night aud
Elected the New Castle County
Contingent.
The Prohibition State Convention will
be held nt Dover on May IA Last even
Ing the executive committee of this
county met aud elected the following
delegates:
WILMINGTON. q sorgs W Todd F G
Merrill w. Il Shuman, s NJ Morgan. A.
r. ratum. X. w Brow. o q Bnddlng-
ton, j d G Hanna. N s. SUIT
ton. ] r Milligan, J E Amos
William Adams. T. n Messenger. ]
K. Perrg George W. Elliott, A
o. Mihm. Mr.. Wolff, A. Stiles, w w
Sharp j. b. Quigg, William Hamilton
Moses Heath, l. w. Layfeld. and M l.
Gates. A. r. Tatnall. Wesley Mseteer
w. Stats, John White, Dr.. w. @
Winner, James e. Dickerson; Newark
f. g. MeSorely. DR.. j.
Bntler; Bear. Thomas Stack
Glasgow. Levin Oats; Delaware City
Il. Thompson; Middletown, j. b.
Roberts; Henry Clay. George W. Weldln.
W. o. Sntton: Rockland. James
A Buck; Bsllvue, q w. Williams /;
Newport, Daniel Green, James Oranston.
l. @. Vandegrift, Julius Dodd
Fairville, Pearson Pslley; Stanton. Ed-
ward Cranston James Dsrckson; Choate,
IG w. Little Union, James Hear
kins, O. w. Eastburn: Ashland,
Richard S Fisher Hockessln,
William j. Mitchell, James Klsir
Dsakynvllle. Thomas Jones, William
Kaiser. Alexander Dsakyne; Blackbird,
J w. Elliott; Nav CASTLE V. \ Collins.
John Riding. John Frazier Red Lion,
Henry liver, DR. James Richardson
Townsend. d N Maloney, John AtWell,
J. A. Lyman. Richard Hodgson.
On May 20 meeting will be held at
which Quincy Ice Morrow will speak aud
Ralph Coursey will sing.
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DELEGATES TO THg TRIEHHIAL

Delaware State Society sf ths c incinnati
VIII BE Represented Bg Prominent
Men.
The general trlennial meeting Of the
Society Of the Cincinnati will be held 10
Philadelphia TO morrow. The following
are the delegates OF the Delaware State
Society to the General Society:
Hon. Leonard e. Wales Hon. James
William LAtimer, Colonel McLsne Tilton.
u s. NJ. O., Philip Howell White (lsto U.
q N }, and Captain Henry Hobart Bellas,
u s. A The alternates chosen are Es
follows Rev. Leighton Coleman. Newell
Kirkwood Kennon. Jacob Bowman Nc
KennRn. Thomas David Pierce and VIII
liam Henry Kirkpatrick.
All the State societys papers are In the
hands of the General Committee on ad-
missiol OF State Societies and Immediate
sdmission Of the Delaware Society is ex-
pected
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To Go to philadelphia.

George A Mess'ck. representing the
Pusey ard Jones Company. and J. g.
Stirling, representing the Harlan and
Holiingsworth Comp any, left Whining
ton tAis morning to attend the National
Foundrymen's Convention in Pniladel-
phis. The convention will meet at the
Msnufacturer's Club at o'clock, and it
is expected that 500 delegates will be
present. Francis Schuman, president Of
the Philadelphia Association. will call
the meeting to order. The convention
will continue three days.
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OPPOSING DELEGATIONS START.
Higgins Men ON the Express Addioks
Has q Special Train.

higgins men Ah Ano
Has q Special Train.
The delegates, slternstes aud sight
seers who were 20 attend the Republican
State Convention at Dover were astir
early this morning. From about 730
o'clock the P, w. & B. station WAS
crowded, aud the crowd continually in
creased in size until s l3 o'clock when
the Delaware Division bore away the
Higgins delegates and acherents A
special train with the Addicks delegates
aboard left few minutes later.
Most Of the early visitors to the rail
road station we're Higgins men They
wore conspicuous Mckinley bHdgss, but
had no badge designating their locAl
connection.
About z 80 o'clock the Mckinley
badges gave way 60 the gorgeous blue
aud white badges Of the Addicks men, on
which were printed in large letters Re
publican State Convention;" delegates
TO National Convention at st L0uis, ]
Edward AddIcks and Daniel F Stewart" !"
"Alternstes. Robert ]. Handy, Thomas
E. Postles.
They were possibly 100 members OF the
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
TAtnail Realty Sold

Executors OF the Joseph Tatnall estate
succeeded in disposing OF the following
properly At public sale yesterday Two
story brick house at Twenty eighth and
Market streets to William h. Morris
for $525; lot at Twenty eighth snd
Moor streets to Samuel NJ Dillon, for9s6i-
AZ lot on Tatnall street between Twenty
Fl nth and Twenty. to William n.
Morris. for 81 1850; lot at Twenty
seventh aud Tatnall streets to John
Logue for fl35 Al; lot at Twenty-
seventh and TatnAil streets TO J Warren
for $i5i %; lot corner Of Twenty sixth
and Tatnall streets to William
d. Morris for 854O; lot Twenty
third and West streets to
Eiward j. Mines for $500; lot at
Twenty third and Tatnall streets to Ar.
cher Ricnards for s546; lot at Twenty
third and Tatnall streets TO Charles Mar
tenn for 1878 The total amount Of the
aale was 81 803 63
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
COPING AND GRASS MUST GO.

New Federal Building Pavement VIII
BE widened on the Ninth Street side.
The grass plots and coping on the
Ninth street side OF the new Federal
Building will ~ removed and the patent
paving extended up to the walls Of the
building.
superintendent OF Construction Neary
was in Washington yesterday and had an
interview with the chief constructor.
He stated the case so convinclngly that
he carried his point. Just when the
change will be made Is not kooWn.:
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
mlzpAH LODGE eNTeRTAlNs.

Wilmington WcFkmen Vis.t Their
Smyrna Brothers aud Spend a Pleas
ant Time.
Last evening Grand Master Charles
Heinel and Grand Recorder Charles K
Woods made an official visit 10 Mlzpah
lodge. A. O. u W., of Smyrna. and
they were accompanied on thsir mission
by Past Grand Master Workman w. N
Mccormick and T. w Multord. On
arrival Ia Smyrna the visitors were met
by a delegation from Mizpah and es-
corted to Odd Fellows Hall, where the
past grand master. @. B Pretty man had
preceded them The hall was filed with
people, members OF the order. their
wives and sweethsarts, and the sight
was = pretty one
Master Workman J. e Hoffec
presided, and after a few remarks IL
troduced Grand Master Helnel, who
spoke briefly. he was followed by Past
Grand Master McCormics. and he In
turn by Past Grand Master @ b Pretty
man. who spoke OF the order, its aims
and ol scts, its growth and prosperity.
Grand Recorder Charles e Woods was
then introduced aud In happy words
presented handsome golden badges TO
Past Master Wo-kmsn e ID Fowler e
@ Farles. Clarence Pcettyman, Joseph
e Carter. George Nj Stephenson, w. B.
start. Joseph Hum aud john r T
Robinson.
After the presentations the party had
journed to the banquet hall, where
very foe banquet was enjoyed. A fea
turs was the presentation OF a fine cake
to Grand Recorder Woods At an early
hour the party dispersed we'll pleased
with the hospitality extended by
Mizpsh
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The Judres win Oonfer.

S1me day during the present term,
when the Chancellor Is In Wilmington,
the Ave judges will c1nfer regarding the
decision TO be rendered In Juoe in the
sewer lien case Of English We. the Mayor
and Council Of Wilmington IL was ar
gued at the recent session Of the Court
Of Errors and Appeals.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
IRE DEPARTMENT ELECTION.
Il IL Thought That Combination Oniclais
VIII Ds Elected-No Opposition.

Il IL Thought That ombInatIon OmoIaIs
VIII Ds Eieoted-No Opposition.
The election for chief and FIRST and
second assistant, chiefs OF the Whining
ton Fire department. will be held TO night.
From present indications the combine
tick, will be unanimously elected.
The combine ticket which Is supported
by svs companies is rs follows: Chief.
Charles II Weldle. OF Friendship. first
assistant chief. NJ A. Skelly. OF the
Weccacoe; second assistant, John p.
Welch, Of Liberty, the present first
assistant.
Some time ago It was inlimated that
the Liberty Company intended to with
draw from the combination OF the fire
and that John Z. Welch In that case
would be slated for chief
But this anticipated split has not
occurred and the combine companies say
there Is no danger OF It's occurring.
10 was stated this morning that the
anti combine companies had nominated
ticket aud would attempt TO put 10
through At any hazard tonight.
Members OF the different combine com
panies who we're seen by an EVENING
jDnRNAL reporter this morning said that
utey we're OF the opinion that the anti
combine would not nominate any officers
The election will begin at the various
engine houses Ut 8 80 o'clock.
This evening a delegation from the
Philadelphia Volunteer Firsmans As
sociation will visit WecAcoe, and II Is
rumored that they will bear handsome
present for Frst Assistant NJ. A Kelley.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
THE CITY cAMP-MeETlNe.
Meetings Growing in Interest-Win Con
tinua This Week.


tinua This Week.
The city camp meeting at Union M. E
Church continues with growing interest
every afternoon and night. During the
remainder Of the meetings the services
will be held as follows:.
This AFTERNOON at o'clock. Rev Julius
Dodd; 80 o'clock, Rev John d. RRg
To -m0rrow afternoon. Rev V. s. Col
Inns, night, Rev. W w sharp; Thurs-
day, afternoon. Rev S M Morgan,
night, Rev w. L s Murray, d. ID.
Friday. afternoon, Rev John France
night. E E. White; Sunday, D 80 o'clock.
old peoples testimony mseting. ali
persons over 60 to speak, led by Rev.
Henry Sandsrson; 10 80 and 30, preseh.
ing by Rev. William l. White; 30,
preaching by the pastor, The Prodigal
Coming Home
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
HOyt's MIdnirht Ben. DIrby Bsn
Anniversary Sermon

Probably $50 members Of the Jr o U
A. NJ will attend the forty third Alni
versary celebration OF the order ~
BrandywIne M. E Church on Sunday
morning. Rev. Asbury Burke will preach
The memorial sermon.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
4 Ra,s u.ed br pr. Hancksr.

DR.. w. d. Hancker OF the Delaware
State hospital at Farnhurss yesterday
removed bullet from the foot Of Rich
ard Rodney Of New Castle. 13 year old
boy who snot himself four years ago.
The y rays we're ueed In locating the
bullet after only twenty minutes ex-
noeura
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
News Along the River.

The steamer Republic came out Of the
drYdoek 1t the Harlan and Holllngsworth
Company's shipyard yesterday morning.
The up-river steamer Columbia
returned TO the shlpyard OF the Harlan
and Holllngsworth Company for further
repairs this morning.
Slight repairs we're made TO the
steamer Urica at her wharf yesterday
morning
Complaints are still mids by river men
OF the great quantity Of oil In the Della.
ware. They say that It comes from the
Llebig Company's works An oil tank
bsrge WAS taken from the compsny'H
plant at midnight Sunday nignt by the
tug aarbor.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
AMONG the whseImen.

Albert Smith. Of the Lskeview
Cycling Club, Illinois, yesterday rode 200
miles on a road. paced In IA 55 30
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will take
a night run on Thursday night. The
location has not yet been decided on.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12

The hiring OF the Opera House for July
for commencement exercises was en-
dorsed.
1t was decided to have but one session
Of the schools from June 20 to the end Of
the term
Evening journal., 1896-05-12

,sECrIOE XVIII
The water cannot De turned on TO an
premises except by the foreman or authorized
einploye of the Water Department only Qn
new building as It may be turned on by the
pinmber to test his work, and TO be turn d
or fmmediately after the test is made.
Mn Of December OF each year and to re-
main vacant for an indefinite time and VIZ T.
ten notice Is sent to the uepartment iequest-
irx tine water TO be turned on, the Water
Department will shut Oft the water at the ex
penee OF the owner.
irhe said property shall be exempt from
Water Rent during such vacancy, from the
let day or January until occupied, at twhlce
time the owner shall pay the Wa er hent In
advance for the balance ol Tue year. anu the
plumbers will be allowed 20 shut on water
from premises for the purpose of making re-
psirs. when necessary, d TO turn ~ on
leaving the stops and connections IN perlscl
o. ndition.
liable TO penalty of ave dollars for each
and every offense.
BY order of the Board Of Water Commis-
slsners. j. A. BOND, Chief Engineer.
Il Anew CASTLE COUNTY. IS. TIE STATE
~ OF DELAWARE. To the Sheriff OF
New Castle County, Greeting; ,.
Whereas. Rena Pennewell by her petition
TO the Judges of our Superior Court, nled IN
tie office Of the Prothonotary Of said Court In
and for New Castle County, for the cause OF
complaint therein alleged, has made appn-
/
Ne pr0u0unced dissolving the marriage exist
iIg between the Petitioner and Willard
Pernewel.
We therefore. command you. as you were
heretofore commanded thar you summon
"a lizard Pennewell that be be and appear be-
eSss the Judges of our said Court at the next
/ terfa thereof 10 be held at Wilmington. on
Nonday the eighteenth day of May next, TO
xwer the allegations of the said petitioner.
- Pennewell according TO the Act OF
R.saso h,n' hly In such case made and provided,
a. a aisn TO do and receive what the Court
~ ~ IN "a @b ,ben aud there consider concerning him
g. g. atbis behali as 70 ths Court shall seem meet
d s.o consist,snt with the provisions of the said
Act Of Assem- bly, 49,. .,.,
..lftnass fhe honorable Charles B. Lore
E,cnire. at Win, 'ngtoD, the twenty-fourth
dey Of March, A. D.. eighteen hundred and
ninety-six. 90,
'VIIsoToR b. WOOLLEY. Prathonotsry.
r. EISOlN-0 s.',-. 90: = Tvr'sn,,o,,, >,
115 ORANGE STREET. TELEPHONE lxls;
6-ders eft at Speakman's Furnitu store, 2Os
TtssT Fourth street, Will secure prompt atteu-
ti~n, Household goods taken on storage.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12

|TE WERE ASKED IF THE
n Mems Serge Suits for $3.50 are
es. they are every fibre all-wool.
'li-made and equal to any here
Back and Blue Serge Suits $3.50,
IS. SO and tl2
Ne are very careful in selecting
Il Clay Diagonal loths that go In
II suits we sell. We see to it--that
d color is fast that they will not
he. We see that the material is of
'bd weight. Some shopkerpers buy
.lys that are very light In weight
,rsuse they are lower Ia price. We
lim they are dearer because they
nj not hold the shape All our
|ay Suits are suitable for all tie
lar around wearing. We see that
p Innings are slightly and of good
barring qua tiles. We see that the
ces are right.
clay Dla Sonal Suits 81 80, $40, sle
ID SIS.
Btore open evenings.
btrictly one price and II dIssatis-
III with your purchase we will re-
|rn your money.
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
sls MARKET STREET.
MAX. EPHRAIM. Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12

Tbare Will bs smoker At John Stan.
nArd'- I, muasium tonight. Jack Dsly
will p1uch tie bag.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
AN MARCOS HOTEL,

4 AN MARCOS HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
After thorough housecleaning and renova-
'ln has been reopened for the winter under
'e personal supervision of Mrs. Annie Gruhb,
.rmerly proprietress of the kenilworth
Ia.
steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator, Sun Par
r. Baihs. all conveniences. Write for rates
Evening journal., 1896-05-12

ONCE Seventh and King. Phone B45.
d. T Sergeant, dealer In coal and wood.
E%-Large pea coal for family use.
Oak or pine wood, large load 81 90
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NOTICES.

nHUIp F. CONWAY. UPHOLSTER.
i Southeast corner Sixth and Lombard Sts.
(1arpafa laid
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STILL OBJgCTING TO THg BILL.

And the Board OF Education Asks the
Board OF Health to Join In a Smelling
Bee.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Public
Education last evening Edwin Talley
was chosen as superintendent OF work on
No 16 school The matter Of purchasing
case for the minerals at the High
School for $55 was referred. A number
Of bids were opened for heating No 16
school and referred to the committee.
Mr.. Garter called attention to the
closets at Nos. snd school, aud this
was followed by q report from the Fuel,
Heating and Ventilsting Committee sd
verse to paying the bill charged by the
Board OF Health. That b dy was di-
rscted to visit and inspect. aud Messrs.
Baird. Belts and BAynard we're named as
a committee to visit the schools with the
Board of Health. The treasurer for April
reported:
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
sprlng and summer Mear

All the latest fashionable Derby and
Soft Felt Hats for young men selling at
Ross's 21O Market street. where you
will find the largest assortment at prices
guaranteed the lowest. Headquarters for
Straw Hats and Summer Underwear.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12
, sECTIOE XVIII

NOTICE. - THE FOLLOWING RULE
IN was adopted by the Board Of Water Com
1rissiOners to take effect June l, 1876.
Evening journal., 1896-05-12

One good upright ! iGno, $125. epl
nearly new upright pla.o. g.oO. Uts
Steinwsy piano. Rord as new. $3.50
Robelen & Co., No. 7lO Market ST.
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HELP WANTED.

sTUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE AS
Hi sociation, Ntw York-This association
+ sires TO appoint a few gentlemen of infiu-
ce and position as representst tlves IN each
Hlre: previous experience unnecessary. as
R pc BILE men will be taught and assisted 70
tcure business.
4 tie market They appeal to all classes
Id with the undOubted standing Of the
sociation are easily placed.
Apply TO G. NJ. DAVIS, General Agent,
1907 Market street, Wilmington, Del
i ALEsMAN WANTED-slOO to SIPS per
Bmonth and expenses to Introduce our goods
4 the trade. Staple line; position permanent,
easant and desirable. Address.with stamp.
\ ing Mfg. Co. y. 58. Chicago.
NsE OLD RELIABLE MASSACHUSETTS,
Benefit Life Association desires q num-
Nr Of good men as agents. Issues the best
( I'd most liberal policies in the market. To
liOd men first-class contracts VIII be given.
lpsply to A. JASLOWskY. General Agsnt,
800 Equitable fuildifg.
XTANTED-ACTIvE RELIABLE MEN TO
travel and solicit orders for fruit and
mental nursery stock. Permanent employ
ent and good paw. Reference required. Ad-
es5 the II. Il. CHASE CO., South Penn So
I1iladelphia.
\ AZ UANTED-LADIEST TO LEARN BAUGH-
Nv mans Adjustable Tailor system; cut
ng. bastinR and boning thOrougly taught;
dies taught on their own garments. For
.rther information apply at Singer Mdnufac-
bring Co., Seventh and French Sts. or Mary
SITUATIONS WANTED.
INOOD GIRL WANTS SITUATION IN
7 first-class family Address. y. this offices
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REAL ESTATE.
NOR RENT.-LARGE WAREHOUSE IN
Newport, well suited for a CT NERAL
TORE and Storage. Fronts fhe Christina
opportunity for an enterprising man T. este h
|sn a profitable business. WILLIAM JkNkS
ELL, Falkland. Del.
rTRFET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
r. SALE.-By virtue OF 4 war; Mt OF the
pity of Wilmington, TO US directed, Will be
Il posed at public sale. at o clock D. m. on
II dnesday. the 18th day OF May, A. ID .. 1890,
|uington. New Castle County and State OF
Delaware, all that certain lot OF piece of land
h tn the buildings theron erected, situate In
|he City OF Wilmington afort said.
Beginning at point on the westerly side OF
3roOme street between Fifth ana Sixth
treets at the distance Of sixty-eight feet
Dor herly. from the nOrtherly side OF kitth
treet: thence westerly parallel with fltth
|freet 100 feet; thence northerly parallel with
Sroome street sixty feet thence easterly
parallel with Fifth street twenty feet; thence
6outherly parallel with BrOome street thirty
feel; thence again easterly parallel with FL tn
\! rect 10 feet 10 the aforesaid westerly side OF
3fOome street. and thence thereby sOutherly
10 the place OF beginni z.
81 ized and taken in execution as the prop
srty of Helen NJ. Stout and 10 be sold by the
HOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIE STREET
a Nd SEWER DEPARTMENT
y. B.-The above described property Is to be
sold TO satisfy a lien thereon for sewer.
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The water cannot De turned on TO an
premises except by the foreman or authorized
employe of the Water Department only Qn
new building } as Il may be turned on by the
pinmber to test his work, and to be turn
oil immediately after the test is made;
Evening journal., 1896-05-12

CtOTO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
VI Company's new gallery. Finest In city.
Great reduct on in prices. 407M Market
street, above Fourth.
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nd. D.,
Ils 6i6 MARKET STREET.
dsde THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
q the Universities OF Vienna. Austria, and
Jew York City. in the PhiladelphiA Poly
linic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and RuAran-
ses satisfaction
fOLD GLASSES, $500.
STEEL GLASSES. so CENTS.
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CARPET CLEANING Work.

- - OpaNeE STREET. TELEPHONE 72l.
6-eeys 1eft at Speakman's Furnitu store, 2O9
asr Fourth street, will secure prompt atteu-
ti-n, Household goods baken ON storage.