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Evening journal., 1897-02-12
DIVIDING SUNDRY PROPERTIES.

SUPERIOR COURT SETTLING NAT
TIERS or PROPERTY DISTRIBU-
TION OVER WHICH LITIGATION
AROSE.
Before Superior Court to-day Chief
Justice Lore and Judge Marvel sitting
on the bench. the four cases On the call
endar FOR trial of James NJ. Crawfords
executor. wherein Frelinghuysen II.
Clothior. Alexander Maxwell w. r. l..
Tatman and purnal J. Lynch. respec-
lively, are the defendants, were about
To- be brought up for trial. but Counsel
John Biggs stated that defendants con
fesscd judgment, amount 20 be ascer-
tanned by the prothonotary. Judgment
was granted by the court. together with
a stay cf execution for three months.
In the case OF Ananias Ennis against
Daley on motion OF Counsel M. b.
Burris. judgment was refused. notwith-
standing the affidavit Of defendant.
Superior Court adjourned until 2.3O
this afternoon. at which time the for
oign attachment case of Henry w. Nor
row against Alfred Turner will be
taken up. c. NJ. Curtis represents Mr.
Morrow, and John H. Rodney will APP
pear for Mr.. Turner.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Sarah Currinder has sold the
properly No. 2206 Market street to the
trustees of Brandywine M. e. Churcn
Tor use as a parsonage.
The Home Brighteners' Circle of
Kings Daughters gave a pleasing en-
tertalnment, consisting Of readings and
tableaux from the works of popular au-
thors ct Epworth M. e. Church last
night.
Jockey Ellis, who was injured al
the Barkesdale track on Wednesday.
was taken to ST. Joseph's Hospital.
Philadelphia, yesterday, for treatment.
"A horse belonging to Hurlock &
Bro, ran away at Sixth and Poplar
streets yesterday afternoon. but was
caught at Third and Lombard streets
before much damage was done.
About 200 members Of the Philado;-
phia Produce Exchange passed through
Wilmington yesterday on their way la
Washington. They travelled in a spe-
cial train over the p. W. & b. railroad.
"A number of members of Eden
Lodge, /. o. o. F., will visit Aberdeen
Lodge tonight.
The Delaware Fire Company has
purchased two handsome new gray
horses.
The tug catawissa win clear To-.
morrow.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
MONEY FOR THE DELAWARE.

In the Sundry Civil bill yesterday re-
ported to the House provision is made
fer the completion ofthe Delaware river
islands improvements, thesum appropri-
ated 1Cr this purpose being S69f 600
The cost of this Improvement was linn
tied to S3,300,000, and Of this sum the
uneXpended balance is only S559 600. 1t
was found that an additional sum Of
Sl35,000 was required to complete the
work, and that was added TO the ball
anCe to the credit Of work through the
effort of General Bingham. The River
and HarbOr act Of this year provided
fer the construction CT a harbor Of ref
uge in the lower Delaware bay, in ac-
cOrdance with plans submitted by the
engineers in 1892, limiting the cost to
S66O0 600. The act provides that in
making contracts the secretary of war
shall not obligate the government to
pay in any one fiscal year. beginning
with July next, more than 25 per cent
Of the whole amount authorized to be
expended.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
OVERHEAD BRIDGES.
LAW COMMITTEE AND CITY So
LICITOR TO CONFER ABOUT
FOURTH STREET CROSSING.

AT the meeting of City Council last
night the Law Committee reported IA
Vorabiy on the petition which was re-
ceiyed last week in which it was urged
that Council order the b. & o. railroad
10 build an overhead bridge at Fourth
street. The report was referred back
TO the Law Committee with instruc-
lions that 1t confer with the city sOllci-
tor Ia order that some legislation may
be secured to compel the erection of
this overhead bridge The matter OF
building an overhead bridge across the
T., w. q b. railroad at Fourth street
was also referred to this committee.
On the matter OF the Park Commits
sion borrowing $4,000 to be used in
the Improvement of the park lands. the
Finance Committee reported that since
business has been in such condition in
the city it would advise that no new OBJ
legation be taken on the city's credit al
the present time
Mr. Watson presented a petition from
the citizens Of the Ninth ward whowant
a chemical engine 1t was referred to
the Law, Finance and Fire COMMITTEES.
The city treasurer reported the ball
ance in the Union National Bank to be
S77099.90; for special park fund. S42.-
zod.bo, IN each OF the four depository
banks, $1,000. He reported having re-
ceived the following amounts: Eu-
genc NJ Sayers. $500; Edmund
Mitchell, Jr., $1,000; Isaac Pyle. S1.326.
A communication was received from
a committee OF the Delaware Fire Com
pany asking that the Legislative Com
mittee of the Council prepare a bill for
legislative enactment that the annual
appropriation of the company be in
creased by $500. The committee stated
that it was absolutely necessary that
this additional appropriation be had be-
cause Of the additional work that is re-
quired of the company. Last year there
were eighty-threa fire alarms. to each
of which the company responded. while
on an average the other companies re-
sponded to ten. The communication
was referred to the Law and Fire
Committees.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
8TWO FUNERALS THIS AFTERNOON.
REMAINS or WELL-KNOWN PER-
SONS CONSIGNED TO THE TOMB
UNDER TENTS.

In violent hail and snow storm this
afternoon there were several funerals.
two OF them being prominent residents.
In each Of these two instances a tent
was used at the grave, sufficiently
large to accommodate the family about
the grave during burial service.
The late ]. Cloud Elliott's residence.
at No. 1913 Delaware avenue. was well
filled with relatives and friends at -
o'clock noon. when funeral services
were begun by Bishop Coleman. assisted
by the Venerable Archdeacon George C.
Hail. lnterment was made at Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery.
The late Mrs Elizabeth b. McComb's
remains were laid a, rest in Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery at 3
o'clock this afternoon, after o'clock
services at the house. conducted by
Rev. T. a. McCurdy. ID. d.. pastor Of
Central Presbyterian Church, Of which
deceased was a member
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
TIE srORM TO-DAY.

The heavy sleet this morning inter-
fored very little with traffic on the
railroads, as preparations were made
as soon la it began to fall to keep the
tricks in the city clear Some of the
trains were a few minutes late The
storm covered the ground with hail to
the depth of two inches. Before noon
the storm ceased, but it began again
shortly after that hour. The steam ro-
tary plough of the Wilmington City
Railway Company was kept a. work
an day clearing the tracks In the city.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
WCALL FOUGHT A DRAW.

Frank Mccall, Of Wilmington. met
Erred" Snyder, of Philadelphia, before
the Tuxedo Athletic Club, in the latter
city last night, in a six-round contest
The fight was declared a draw, and
though McCalrs friends claim that he
could easily have defeated Snyder. yet
it must be admitted the Philadelphia
gave him a very hard battle and several
times apparently hit him hight and left
when and where he pleased. Mccall has
a terrific right-hand swing, but ne was
unable to land on his opponent effect
lively.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
ALL FRUITLESS AWARDS
There Will Be No New Park
Entrance This Year.
COUNCIL MADE NO APPROPRIATION


AFTER THREE COMMISSIONERS
HAD ASSESSED DAMAGES ON
THE GALLAGHER AND TOWN
SEND PROPERTIES, ALL MUST
GUESS AGAIN.
City Councils action In falling to
pass the park appropriation of $50 .OOO
last night has led to important deyel-
opmante. One Of these it rs said. will
be the abandonment for one year of the
proposed Brandywinc Park entrance
from Market street above Fifteenth.
across the Townsend estate and prop
erty of John J. Gallagher.
This viii end for q time, all the in
teresdng legal proceedings growing out
OF The act Of General Assembly pro
vidins for the condemnation of the
Gallagher and Townsend estates. which
act was passed In 1895.
On November IL. Mayor Jomeris. in
accordance with the act Of Assembly
applied 20 Judge Grubb for a commits
sion o. assess damages to the Gallagher
and Townsend estates. that the land
might be taken and beautihed by tho
city fer q park entrance The Judge
appointed Joseph L. Carpenter, ST..
Richard p. Gibbons. S. H. Baynard.
Thomas McCorkle and John =. All
mond. They awarded Mr. Gallagher
$4,000, and the Townsend estate IS 900.
AS the law allowed two additional re-
views if necessary. the city appealed
from the Townsend award and Mr.. Gal
iagher appealed from his allowance A
commission of review was appointed.
consisting of William Lawton. G.. Wes-
ley Weldin, Lewis II. Springer. c. e..
Duball and William Baxter. who made
return Of SS,42S for Gallagher and
g4.095 for Townsend
From these awards, both property
owners appealed and another commits
sion of review-Thomas b. Smith
Charles Baird, Edgar a. Finley. r..
Allen hilles and Allen Speakman-wa
appointed and this latter committee
met last Saturday Mr. Gallagher was
awarded $1,000 and the Townsend es-
tate $4,000. and the property owners
expressed satisfaction.
Tho matter was TO have come up be-
fore Judge Grubb for final adjudication
next week. no two OF these awards
agreeing Judge Grubb has the right
and power TO accept either or set aside
all. But Councils pulling together the
purse strings will stop the whole pro-
ceeding and il cannot be resumed for
a year. when the whole thing will be
taken up anew
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
ONE CENT.
4 WOMAN SWIBDLER.
MRS. ELIZABETH LYNN WILL
TELL HER STORY MORROW
IN MUNICIPAL COURT.


IN MUNICIPAL COURT.
Signor Patricia Docerterino. better
known as Paddy the Pig" made his
bow before Judge Ball this morn
ing in Municipal Court, He was
charged with the same old thing.
drunk. When asked by Judge Ball If
ne We're guilty or not guilty.
Paddy said: Which is the cheap-
est?' SO and costs" said the Judge
Jonas Heck. the well-known coast
character, was billed to appear on the
same charge as the signor He plead
"a hard, saying this was the first time
That he has been drunk since Christ
mas. lie was allowed to depart
Joseph Brown colored, accused OF as
sauit and battery On Clara Gross, also
colored was he'd over until to-mor-
row.
Samuel Comegys oolcred. paid a visit
yesterday to the home of his sweet
heart. Hattie Osborne. He was refused
admittance, whereupen ne committed
a grieviCus assault and battery on the
front door using a large rock as a mis-
sile, He signed for $40 and costs.
Elizabeth Lynn was arrested yester-
day on the charge of swindling several
well-known citizens OF this city. Her
hiuut pl sWlnullng was TO tell harrow
ing tales Of poverty and distress She
obtained money goods and various
other articles Her home was searched
Yesterday and enough goods were found
by the police TO clothe several fam
lilies
On Thursday Mrs, Lynn visited the
home of Miss Maggie Kane and pre-
scented an order for clothes signed by
Rev Father Ouiplpv of 81 pauIfe u ~
Church. She got the desired clothesand
left. After her departure Miss Kane
became suspicious, and upon inquiry
found that the woman was an impos-
tor. She swcrc out warrant for Mrs.
Lynn's arrest. In Municipal Court this
morning the case was held over until
tomorrow Ii is said that the woman
obtains goods and sells them, enabling
her to keep her husband from work
ing. She has been arrested on the same
charge before
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
TALK OF WEEDING OUT
TO SUPPRESS THE RACE TRACKS.
CECIL COUNTY PEOPLE ORGANIz-
ING TO DRIVE THEM OUT or
THE COUNTY.

49, NfN.+f a
The citizens CT Cecil county. nd.
have their hll Of racing in that county.
Judging from their recent action. The
open violations of the law which have
occurred. especially violations of the
local op,icn law, have severely tried the
temper OF the people, and they have
determined to drive out the outlaw
tracks with all their followers The
ministers cf the various denominations
have already formed an anti-racing
league.
A meeting of prominent citizens of
the county was held yesterday in the
Office Of George A. Blake to take steps
to repress the nuisance
Among those present were Judge
Frederick Stump Attorneys-at-I.aw
George A. Blake. john S. Writ. Henry
N. Mccullough, Albert Constable, Sr.
Editors William ID. Bratton, Wilson L.
Coudon. Henry r. Torbert, Rev. VIII
liam Schouler ard others.
1t is the intention TO wage an active
campaign from now until the state
election in November next against con-
tiruous racing. and an effort will be-
made to have the present racing law
changed. Il was gccd enough when
only the Agricultural Society made use
of it for four days in the year and
there was but little opposition to hav-
ing running races on the ElktOn track
Tor the balance Of the thirty days But
since the Gloucester people have swOop-
ed down upon the county the inten-
,ions Of the law have been grossly VIC
lated, and racing goes on every day. Tae
people Of the county are determined
that no enc but these who will legls-
late against the race tracks shall be
elected next Fall.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
HAD 10 orIT WORK

Tho employees Of the shipyards Of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company.
the Pusey and Jones Company and the
Jackson and Sharp Company were un-
able 10 80 TO work this morning on ac-
count OF the storm. The two barges TO
be repaired for the Wilmington and
Northern railroad had been placed in
the irydock at the former yard yester-
day, taking the place Of the tug Laura
b., the repairs to which have been COM
pletcd
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
LECTURE COURSE AT DELAWARE
COLLEGE.
Special Ger. Evening Journal

NEWARK. Feb. 12.-The students OF
Delaware College have arranged a Sc
ries of free lectures TO be given in the
college cratoIy during the Winter. The
first will be delivered by Francis III.
Hoffecker of Wilmington, on February
49, His subject will be. Delaware I'm
The Rebellion. The other speakers who
nave consented to lecture are William
S. hilles, William Michael Byrne and
Lewis G. Nandegrift. all Wilmington
members Of the bar Professors Chester
and Powell will also give stereopticon
lectures during the Winter
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
KOsCINsKO's BIRTHDAY.

Patriotic Poles throughout the city
are observing to-day as a holiday. this
being the anniversary of the birth of
koscinsko, Poland's great hero Many
Of them attended mass at St. Hedwigs
Church to-day and the st. Stanislaus
Society, connected with the church. Will
suitably recognize the day. Koscinslxo
was born in Lithnania on February 12,
17i6.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
REcEIVEp sOME cuRIos-

Detective w. T. Jones has received
as accessions to his museum two spikes
drawn from the old New Castle and
Frenchtown railroad, cne of the first
steam roads In the country, and the
knife used by Garley, Devine and
Beale in breaking out of New Castle
Jail on September 1S 1896.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
MON VETERAN LEGION PRO
GRAM

General John p. Donahoe and staff.
( the Union Veteran Legion, will be in
Washington tonight and Saturday
light, where a meeting will be held at
Willard Hotel. On February II Gen
raj Donahoe and staff will go to Phila-
|elphia on an official visit to Encamp-
lent No. 2, Of that city. An inspection
f the camp will be made and the ex-
|rcises will be concluded by a military
|all.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
LEGISLATORS AT HOTEL JEN-
NINCS.

Assemblymon 3. A. HAZEL, of
Smyrna; William r. Davis, of Clayton:
d. x. Donaldson. of Christiana; J. II.
Hopkins. of Dover: ID. V. Hutchins. OF
Marydel, registered at the Hotel Jen-
nings yesterday, while they were in the
city in attendance at the funeral OF
Junde Wales
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
BARGAIN SALE

)f Wooden Underwear at 50c.l All-wool
Winter Underwear in Natural Wool,
,amels Hair. Red Flannel and White
Australian Wool, original price, s1.00,
lao and $1.70 per garment. all to go
It SOC. The original cost is out of con-
liberation. Come early and secure the
)enefit of great bargains at 50cl Ross
No. 210 Market street.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR soclABLE

The Christian Endeavor Society of
ST. Paul's NJ. 2. Church gave an enjoy
able scciable in the basement of the
church last night This program was
rendered: Mandolin solo, Frederick
Beaston; vocal solo. Meta Hilsley;
recitation, William Morton, and
whistling solo by George Jones. Ad-
dresses we're made by f. F. Slocum and
Rev. ". +. S. Murray. Refreshments
We're served after the selections.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
FAILED TO CONVEY REAL ESTATE

in Superior Court this morning a
Jury of inquisition upon the application
of james w. Ponder, rendered judg-
ment for S26O.45 in the case of Charles
-. Donnelly against Ann =. White. the
latter having gone away and failed to
convey her interest in certain real es-
tate purchased by DOnnelly for that
amount, including interest.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR Rally.

Nearly every Christian Endeavor So
ciety IN the city was represented at the
rally in First Presbyterian Church last
night. Rev. +. +. Briggs delivered an
address on Working For Christ. After
the rally a resolution was adopted de-
nouncing the bar in the national Capt.
tol.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
RECEPTION 10 MRS. DICKINSON.

IT IN.N T = lIINKls IIININIANElNI4Ns
The United Circles of Kings Daugh-
rs are making great preparations for
ne reception of Mrs. MARI Lowe Dick
lson, who will visit here on March 2
he is well-known writer, and is Sec
atary of the National Order of Kings
aughters and president of the Ma
onal Federation of Women's Clubs
his committee is arranging for the re.
option: Mrs. Thomas Benson, Mrs. W
Mahaffy, Mrs. j. Merricl1 Horn, Mrs
|Iuffington, Mrs. Perry, Miss Downey
Iiss Horn, Miss Blanken, Miss Green
Ind Miss Hammitt.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
ITS sEvENTIErH ANNIVERSARY.

This is the seventeen anniversary oi
the beginning Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. The main line Of the
read was completed to Wheeling, w
Va, in 1853.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
NOTICES

NOTIcE.--rhis is TO certify that on and
ter this date I will not be resnonsibie 70
bts contracted by any person or persons
lthoul my written order
iimington, Feb. II, 1897. ~ --''
NOTICE, is hereby given that the under
sned VIII apply to the Legislature at its
'esent session, for "a divorce from her
isband, Thomas j. Shandley.
CAROLINE A. SHANDLEY.
Wilmington, Del, Feb s. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
sasileu VIII apply TO the Legislature at
present session, for a divorce from his
,r,,,.,,...-. II b. SPRINGER.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
islsheu VIII apply to the Legislature at
lsoand, John II. Hooten
Wilmington, Del, Jan. p. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that the nm
rsigned will apply to the Legislature
its present session. for "a divorce from
n husband, William II. Windsor
a,,,. EzRAY K. WINDSOR.
wilmington, Del, Jan. q, 1891
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
sned will apply TO the Legislature AT its
esent session. fora divorce from her hus-
nd, George +. Cole. LENA NJ. COLE.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. Is. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
rsisned will apply to the Legislature
ITS present session for a divorce from
husband, Samuel B. Hunter.
MARY HUNTER.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. p. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un
rsigne6 will apply to the Legislature
It's present session for a divorce from
husband, w. Dennis Redmond
SALLIE +. REDMOND.
Wilmington, Del. Jan. Is 1897.
AIDES! Chichester's English Penny
yal I1lls Diamond Brand are the best.
fe, reliable. Take no other. Send &c.
amps for particulars. Relief for
ldles, in letter by return mail. At
uggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
BUsIsEss oAKo4.

EWING MACHINES.
Wheeler & Wilson, $500. The Singer,
300. Domestic, $500 Standard, $500
ousehold, $500. other makes at S16., SIS
/. oak or walnut Ten years guaran-
e.
Sold at S1.OO per week.
secondhand machines at $500 up. Re
iring, 50 cents.
J. II. O'DONALD,
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
MAY Be PROMOTED.


FOR PENNSY'S TRANSPORTA-
TION SUPERINTENDENT
superintendent William N. Barnard.
Of the Maryland division CT the Penn
sylvania railroad. which embraces the
r., w. & B. railroad and all its
feeders, is likely to be selected as gen
eral superintendent of transportation
Of the main line. At least that is the
rumOr among local railroad men. and
they seem sanguine Of its authenticity
Mr.. Barnard has been wonderfully
successful as manager of this division,
and has made friends all along the
line, who, though glad to see him pro-
NOTED, would regret to have him leave
here.
The appointment to the position win
be made-at the next meeting Of the
beard OF directors, and Mr. Bannard's s
friends confidently predict that he will
be named.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
HucKsTER KNOcKEp poWN.

Samuel Foraker, a well-known buck
ster, while inebriated. caused a disturb
ance in the commission house of c. W.
Diggan. on East Fourth street, yester-
day. Mr.. Diggans son ordered him
from the place, and when he refused TO
go. struck him and knocked him down.
The men were separated before further
trouble ensued.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
FREsH DANDY

We make It. II it is good tell your
friends If it is not, please tell us. We
are hunting for things not up. Look
at the display to-day. Wilmington
Candy Company.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
FUNERAL oF MRS. BRADFORD.

FUNERAL OF MRS BRADFORD.
The funeral Of Mrs Sarah M. Brad
ford. widow of Moses Bradford, who
died at her home, No. 500 King street,
on Monday, aged 81 years. took place
from her late residence, yesterday. The
interment was private.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
NM KID OF VALFNTINEs

That viii be most acceptable is at the
Wilmington Candy COmpany's. Nest
OF folks hearts are near their stomach
and good candy is better to them than
poor verses. Try IL this year.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
DEATH OF WATCHMAN sTAATs.

DEATH OF WATCHMAN STAATS.
Abram ]. b. Stats. for many years
7stchman at the Grand Opera House.
lied on Wednesday evening at ST.
oseph's Hospital, Philadelphia. He
viii be buried tomorrow morning at
townsend. Manager Jesse K. Baylis.
'f the Opera House, will attend the
uppra1
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
FUNERAL OF MRS. vANDEGRIFT

The funeral of Mrs. Ella V. Vande-
grift, wife OF George p. Vandegrift,
who died in Washington on Tuesday
took place from the residence of her
father, John W. Reed No. 511 Lombard
street, yesterday afternoon, az o'clock.
Intermcnt was made in Riverview
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
PRESIDENT THOMSON PRESIDED.

President Frank Thomson. of the
pennsylvania Railroad Company, pre-
sided at the meeting of the Board OF
Control of the Joint Traffic Associa-
tion, held in New York yesterday
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
BUSINESS OProRrUNIrIEs.

FOR SALE.-One Of the best located n
snsed saloons in this city to settle an
-tats' JOHN PLUNKETT
No. los Market street
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
NO SLEIGH RIDES.

But you can give the lady friend a box
of nice candy from the Wilmington
Candy Company.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
MONEY FOR GROCERIES

MONEY FOR GROCERIES
'e carefully compared. we solicit vour
rade with the following prices:
best Starch, 4c 10.
Finest Pearl Barley Sc. 10.
Granulated Sugar 4lkc 10.
we ask you to try pound of our Pure
weet Creamery Butter at 20c on your
able. Equal to any CSC Butter.
HUTCHINSON'S
lxth and King sts., VIII, and 511 Del. st.
New Castle.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12

Ask for the New York Biscuit Com
pany's Pepsin Waters.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
FoR SIZE

FOR SALE, CHEAP.-so good pan
Vening Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12

OFFICE. SEVENTH AND KING.
H. T. Sergeant. dealer in coal and
wood. Large pea coal for family use.
Hickory wood foropen CRATES. Phone 515.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
HELP WANTED

WANT Ell. several upright. industrious
ersons IN Delaware, as state AGENTS or
managers, for responsible house. $50 and
APenses. Permanent positions Enclose
eIerence- address The Dominion Com
any, Dept. 2, Chicago.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12
REAL EsrarE

hOh SALE.-A number of new houses
IN IN Iao1era improvements, on the West
uS ~ the city; prices range from 81 500
, so,OOO. Inquire of A. l.. JOHNSON.
Eighth and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1897-02-12

NOTICE IS hereby given that the un-
rslshed VIII apply to the Legislature at
present session, for a divorce from her
lsband, John II. Hooten.
49,, EMMA HOOTEN.
LWllmingtOn. Del Inn o2 iSaz